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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-07

i2c; 90. GcIomore, Ia t5c. Gina.
@obncn, Eeoh.aorb, so SOC; 90.
3ampcr, ST.; oo., 9uldcI, 1926.
SoInt NulheIfiitc, 25 4Oc. 3pie.
bcIn aRo. uno go, guiAcI, $1.35-
100; ooy q. 3. uno Sgcit gelbc,
100 @iO..Sof, $2.6O-2.75; @fir.
libe, pro Carrier $t-$1.25; 90,
pro aorb, 35-75c; 90, runocrGorb,
75c- $t.25. 9irncn. aorb, 20
25c; Oo., SOB, $1.50-1.75; co.
9orb, 40-60c. 9feffer 9orb. 90
-25c. Eomotcn, aorb, rcife, 10
SOC; oo., Sorb, grim i52 25c; 90,
9uitbcI, ST.
&oitonicn. guideI $3.50
bis SO.
SLIDE, 9[uitcrnuno Ger.
ropins. III Gorpfen Hhrno, 81
DC; Grocus, SOB, $1O-t2; SLIM.
ocrn, Gfo. 3-5c; grouer Srout,
grob,5oB, $10-12; 0o., fIcin bis
mittel, Sob, Sc s; Solmon Erout,
EfO., 6-Sc; 8uttcrfiib, Sob. So
$S;; &od, 5llm9oben, BIO, IS 20c;
Oo., mittcImdfie, 15-tSc;oo.. gum
9rotcn, 12-15c; 8orid, eroBc,
&fo, 6-Sc; 90. mittcI., Gfo., s.
4c; 9orid, acIbe, eroB, &fO., s.
i0c;oc, mitteIm6Bie, a. SC; 0aodre.
len, iiioIihe, &fo., l0-t2c; EoilorS.
groBe, ASfoy i2-15c; 3d., ntitteImd.
biee, EfOy g. Sc; Got.5ilb, Gfo., 2
bis Sc; Male, &funo, &c; GIoms,
pro 100, 65-70c; borte 8robbcu,
Sob, $t,50- $50; sluitcrn, SAB,
$275-3.25.
&nrtoffeIn. II S8eiBe, g9eit.
0iO., II. Yo., 9uideI, $i.t5-t.25;
90, Hy. unO q. s., 9uideI 1926
bis $1.30; 90, 6. Sbore, go., Sab,
$2.50-2.75; 90. @uiheI $1.t5 bis
$t.25; iiiBe, 6. Sborc, eelbe, Sab,
$1.75-i.9O; oo., WSorpIauo, Sob,
$3.50 LOO, oo., 9lnne 9lrunocl
Sob, Stonoaro, $1.75-2; oo., flei.
ncS SAB, $1.50-1,60; Dnms, Sab.
81 1.25 $3.50.
@IGtter. Eobaf: bro 100
Efo. Snferior uno froiteo, firm
2enf $t0-12; iouuo common umo
areeniib, $t3-t4; ooo0 common
$t5-i6; me0ilnM $17-t9; gooO
bis fine REQ, $20-2i; faucp, $22;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-07
Die 9reiIe faaen.

Gas @erii6t eiues Separot-6ric.
ocns 5miihen SuBInuo imO
GciltibIanO bate ein 6oIlcu Der
9lotirungcn Der n@or.bo6ieS"
5ur 6olgc. STANDARDIZATION
eingen gIeidfoas 8uriid 9uIti.
more gorie bro6te Cube" ouf
1O4.
Gep gort 6. Gftobcr. llntcr
b0beren @reiicu marcu biele SpeJio-
litGten pGbreno Ser @roifuime im0
in oen crlten i5 Minuten Der @orie
iebr begebrt inO Scr Sanoel oftiu.
Ger groBte @epinn muroe in DglHc.
ricon 3inc" permertt, melher 35s
Tuufte auf 40 itieg. Central SC.
Der" iticg t1s ouf S215 mo Pine
ricon Beet Sugor" Eunft oui 100
uno oerfoilite 5u &ori 5um erItcu
Molc IN ieiner @ei1ihte. oStuOe-
bofcr" bepegte Iid gIeidfoaS cinen
&unft nob oben imO notirte nit
1882. n9lmerican 2inieeo" 8or-
5ueSoftien Oerfolitcn nit 5Sla,
wGbreno ySnternationaI giidel" nod
einem @ctpinn bon "a EInft nit
5412 notirte.
Cie Giienbobn.9lntbeile moren I'M
9(agemeincn m1breno Der eriten
SierteIihinoe felt uno 5eieten weni8
GcrGnOcrltng.
aGentral 2eOer" itiea 43s |unfte
lpdbreno Der gcrfouisihmOcn uno
erreidbtc sic Sobe BON S33a, ficl ober
ipdter auf 1924. .9Imcricon 3inc"
iiel bon 49 aui 473s 5uriid. ,,Heoo-
ing" nod cincm Steigen ouf ti4%,
notirte nit 1875. 9lmcrifaniiher
&iiben5uder mo GuboniiHer &obr-
5ilder ctobIirten neue Soben. Gle
Nlotor.9lltsgober, melhc quite sc.
lpinue bel Scr gr6iimme 5eigten
berfouiten ip0ter inter Dem gcitri.
gen SdluBpreis
giad ciuem guten unO frGitigcn
GornittogsgcidGit trot cine Iebboitc
Notwithstanding ONT gtodmittog
ein meIfe cii idarfeS 3uriidioIen
ocr ylotirln9cn SIR 6oIge bate.
Stobl.Stonmattien gingen Itorf 5ti-
rid lino Hcooine fiel iiber 2 Elmtte.
&ieIe onoere @ar.babics" oineen
ouf onS @eriidt cines Scporot.5ric.
OenS 5wiid)eu Ceiti6lanO ino 9luB'
lano idncQ 5uriid mo pur0en Ser.
lutte bon 2 uuO mebr Guuftc Der.
merit.
y ltimorer 9orfe.
Ter Sonocl oui ocr goItinorer
9orle mar geitcru oud etipos ICb
bait. Gic @or5u0Safticn Scr BAL
timore IiIbe" notirten nit 10l,
DSopnIpa" 5tammoftien bradtcn es
oif 9M imo rCnpiion Chemical
per5ciductcn nit 1919. uS5oliitou
Oil" Stommofiicn mnroen nit t6
eebonoclt 0ie Stomnoftien ser
Baltimore Cube 60" brodtcn cs
mdbrcno Der @eidGftc auf 1874. Ter
northumberland mar rege lmo be.
ItouO cine aute 9Sobfrogc no69onoS,
iuelde rnter giinitigcn 9coineuuaen
81 boben mdren. Ter Morft iblob
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-07

ieconos, comnon big medium $t2-
II; icconos, gut bis fein, $3.50;
9op-Eabod, iire.airco, S. 90; Up.
per Country, oir-curcO $S-17.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-07
GdiHsfartcn

V@dltffSfnrtcn
oon uno nod DeutidIono uno
SeIterreiH. .llneurn iiber Hotterodin
uno gep.Dort. @eloienouneen mad
@uropo.
SbeO. s. Dicuer C &c.,
2l7 GR-y'aItimOre-Gtr,
(0ldrSiS-l 243 SiiS.HruaNlUas.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-07

&0re5u empfebIen- SHu-
iterneiiter Cine ndrriicbe ll6r. Die
neue Sotbbousubr! SdIGgt bios
ole ShlnOeu einnol.~ Shuiter.
ilmge; oNia iib oa DER Mceiter MD
c 9eiipieI oran ue6men2"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-07
Mn Rapital.MnIegcr.

iTsisne 5n Fparen phHIdheN nnb arcRe rber
Iid,s,. SSnnimcn @cIb In BdGr Ober ~ mpnGt'
In ~, Mv6nhlnN9cn nnlegen tunIlcH, no CO ndl
nfferssach Subren mtbr ipie perbopRelt; sstr
WIifo Mg w arpbe gut 0elegene WrnnDpnde ~
9hr" aiysoOa, Der ncuen Bprftdbt. Hcgcm Sie
ann ~ ernnltcu. GjrnnbitFde 62% bet 25O,
HnnA,rs9l, ~ BET $50, filr wcntaer nle 0cnte pro
bro1lmsN lnR. mirb bnlo t5 Gents pro hna'
Inbamlu imert1 irtn. @emcntirte Waygutg., no,
1itelS t.tte Str0Ren, llrfnnbe nnb Wdrdntit pse
Hebrms WY eingeidlluEIeu; cine 0cleAenltu tut
'" bn crbalteM BON
0lidjarO ". GOpt,
(Ot 9'r IA, cf-esglustON-e -ehaRs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-07
S,rimr fiir Qrbensacit.

6rime fir ScbcnS3eit.
Rnt A.nn aus 36 Rbria Mn Der @ehIelk bes
300 Blpds ylprbsWDbinIDH.e e.rnhe,
.Rottnen Wc@lberrh' uliD Seiferion5ttabe.
Wtooerne, deifqcmdbe Observation-Disclosures
49, Preic $500 gitebrigcr grnHb5lne.
m Ste enib1lien 8tntmcr lno Bub. pnben
s49iS, sI9S, uio @leiiriidbe Neudlier &rdinnee.glns
lgluB; aue neucIien climbing s@inridhinoen;
eeSslMiralbel5une TIM Keller, SobIenofen In oer
"ll9e. etc.
~'aI nebme wlonnuent Sirohe, ,@lefirtIobe.
dpe e. Z. Ganaaber Wcalth.@pmbaNH,
Nni.ln.ernebmcr.
p1E- 800 WluNien onllbihG.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-07

gntbciIe sllabamn 60. 1. pf0.,. 65
IA 9Gntbeilc 9Iabama 60. .. pi6..., 50
o guibctIe giIabama 60. com. .... 90
40 9niDetc Baltimore 9nbe com i24
40 antbclc Citizens saiionaI gouI 4ilA
i65 auibeue 6. s. g. g & q. pto. iloh
i25 gui6eic 6 s. 6. g. & 3. com. iibh
2s5 aniDcuc 6. 8. 6. g. & g. COM. .iio
80 anibcilc 6 s, 6. g. & q. com. tt5X
100 Sut6ciIe Goshen Oil com.... 1915
100 autbcic Goshen Oil COM CO oo) 1871
800 guibcnc Goshen Oil COM CO eO) ts%
200 @ntbcHc Goshen Oil com. ...... t3
So sutDcilc GoSocn Oil pf....~,. Az
1900 glntbclIc Goshen aiabts conrs.. 5.s2
200 antbcIIc Goshen 9aiebis CONF. 3i6
1886 gIutDciIc GoSocn @iebts com. $50
492 sutDetc Goshen & Go....... 1914
25 auibeIc Gosoeu & Go......... tG%
"a 9lni6ciIc 3abiion Chemical Co.. 40
% auibeiIc 0aoiion ebemieol Co.. 49h
100 antbeiIc 9ouiton Oil com. w teh
10 antbeiIe Souiton Oil cont. .... 1917
10 AlilVtVt AuHIipli. Ail Nlps uN1S
1856 glntbeIc Souiion Oil pfo..... 60
go etnibcIc MercaniiIc Guit 80. .22O
6.a snibeiIc NH o @l Cg. ~ cont. 15M
sntbeiIc Nt g. Wl. O. ~ pio.. 80
10 glnibeIc Eenuo @. & y. com. 4 70
50 antbciIc GapnIpa 8efinina Co.. or
25 gmbclc,eapuIpa acfinna g.. oH
225 9lntbcIc lliS Rps Go........ 2sM
4s5 guibciIc liio Nps eo....... 2s
2 snibeiIe L. e. gio. euar 60. .24o
100 anibeiIc Il 6. SiS. @nor. 60. 1888
10 sutbcIc gsupIauo Oil & @as 5h
$1,000 Baltimore Giip 4er. 1861 .., iOo%
1000 Baltimore Giib 4cr. 1860. 49,. 1. iOo%
10000 ", 6. g. Of 81. 4er...........,., 93h
10000 Conf GodI Ger ........,....,.10 103%
1000 Gonf Goal aef Ger .....,..,.. 92%
$4,000 Gonl q. 6. g. & y. 41aer. .. eih
5000 Goshen oil q Gas Ger 1903
1000 Goshen Oil & cas Ger. ..... i02M
25ooo Goshen Oil & cos Ger. r..... 1924
1000 GIf Som Ger. ............... 97h
1000 GIf Sorn Ger. ...,..........., 99M,
1000 GIi Scru Ger .........,...... 07%
5000 6airmont Goal 5er........,,, o7M
25O0 8. y. O. 4er ............... %
$1,000 a. Q. & cBt Gortb ser. r...... 05
10000 llt6 Sibs. inc 4er. er............. Ga
1000 llio. aps 1, 4cr. cr....,........... ssh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-07
Nn bic Nnnlcn.

itnferc TdbalcHen fest often. Snnee Tos
men,, nelde bic 2Ieioermamerfnnli nab ben
nelieen Wletbooen erlcrrsn polcn, f5nncn btes
IN fur6er Sett bur6 ocn gnimIub an biete
alniicn crret6er. dnierrict M3oreenS, Noms
ntitfogS uno 9lberlhs. Aeaiemc Ghinben. Sm
Nduie bcaornc 2lrbeitcn f0nnen tpdhrerb bcs
linicrrldte fortaeictt meroen. @rnnbltber
linielrift i'm @ntpnH Ron W1uTicrn ertbetli.
R1bcre Mushiutt lcbrtitlim pber n1iinbItcb bel
Nrf cubere, Rf. B02 NetsGnrntnan. @ttdbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-07
SECOND CALL,

90 sthibcle 9IIabamo so, 2. pib.. 95h
20 glntbciIe alabama 50. .. piS. s5M
10 antbeiIe Baltimore 9ube plo, iOl
80 antbciIe 6. s. 6. 6. &, g. ccmAfI5Ts
800 autbeiIc G. s. 6. O. & q. com. .ti6
25 autbciIe g. S, s. g, 81 q. com. lis
so antbeiIc 6. g. 6. g & 3. com. ,1i5lS
% sIut1ciIe 6, g. g. g, & g. pfo. .ti9ll
425 stntbciIc s. g. g. g & g. piS..it99s
10 slnibciIc 4. o. 6, g. g. q. pfo iia1A
400 anibciIe Goshen oil com. ..... is
iiO5 ambcIc Goshen aiobis com m $50
i4o slnibcilc Goshen & 60, ......... 16M
400 gnibste Goshen e. eo.....,.... 16
s25 euibciIc Haoilon ebemicdI 60. 49is
10 9utbeiIc 9abiion Chemical Co. 40
sIut6eiIc 6o & Sep @o...... .i32
100 smtbeiIc eoutton Oil com. $50. 10
slnibeiIe mt 9. o. (s. - pfO. so
20 sni6ciIc @lcrcautiIe arufi 50. ~ 22O
"a SlnibclIc 9enna @ & q. cont. 20
10 anibcIc sapnIpa aciiniua Co.. 9M
i4O snibcilc llio. @bs 60, ....... 9sh
$4,000 aIabama Goal & Sron 5er... s5
5000 stIabama @eueraI Ger .....,, 7sM
1000 slopama ecaeraI Ger .. esls
$1,000 Conf @ 9. 9. 4 y. 45aer... aih
1000 Conf q, 8 &. q 4her.... oigs
5000 eonf g. 8. &. & g. 4Mer. ,... ok
5000 Conf. Goal Ger i0s1s
5000 Conf eoa Nef Scr. ........... 09M
5000 Goshen Oil @as Ger ....... io2M
1000 Goshen Oil @os Ger ...,...... io2%
5000 6. & 3. acI CS'n) 5cr........ a7h
1000 D'omIono electric Der. ...,... 90
1000 9cuua. &aier & 8oiucr 5er w 92-s
5000 IltO. 9'ps 6os. 5er............ ssh
100 Ito, aps. 500 Der .......... So
5000 Mo, 9tcs, inc acr..,.......... "a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-07

S6peInerebeersSc nit Gidno i'm @els
eloere Gebduoc an Der AeInirsRpno, ndbe oer
Slnotaren5e; @runoitld A BET $50 5ub. Nan'
coullroQen BET Geo. ~. @fcffer, Nr. 2i0, Ct.
Seriuatun. etrohe. (Sfti-0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-07
NoItimOre Wlarftbcridlt.

6reitoe 6. Oftober 1916.
@SebG. - 3uflbr 1881 6Giier,
1852 66iier 5u Canton.
~ a. l,---..- -. ...-.-... 80. r.I.A 1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-07

8M DerFanfcn.


r6iifarm 80 Ucrfduirn
poer 5u heriuuicbcu 3pDli Mfetlen bon HaP
ltnore, % gtdcr, 1900 iuuge Sbbdnnte, 9Hein.
ideoen etc gidberes bel 6Hgo Dtd1eit @ntectt
Stt1, Sub. (Sft6-8)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-07

Wr. 1910, gcntaIDm. 9trahc
N, 2slt0dia, geronbdSront, 3inimer II. Bno,
@as unb Gefirisitdt @eiter 3uinno. 500
Iioeitper pe Rnumeiiter's Rreis ~. 6. Jd6-
'0n Nr. 10, nft.2eriugtpn. etrahe.
(Sepi22 -19Rt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-07

6uffcr.-- 9prili9 gYbeot Wron,
$3.50 80; G[our big @bitc Wiioo.
Iing (peItIi6er), $34 $35; @citcrn
WlioOIines, $31-32.
$euitno Strob. - Sclt gu
fuhr 81 Sonnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-07

oo-ooe, Yrlllts, 70 E1Ov oo--o 10
&rints, @io. SO -37c; @Iods, 2
SfoD 35-36c; 0oirp STRUTS, MO,
AScnnoy @o., 81 csc.
@icr. Gicr, Duseno, $780,;
Goitern Sbore, N3o. uno @o., $780,;
peitIibc (Obio), $780,; @..go, 32c.,
iiiOIide (gS..G.), 31c.
@efIiieeI. Siibner, fettc,
iiingc, zoe; iliuec, 2Oc; fair bis gut,
100; @bitc 2eeborns, 1916; uIte
Sennen 20c; oo., flein bis mittel,
t9c; olte SGbnc, 10-1tc; gnten:
iunge N6iscobD uno MongreI, ia
t5c; Wbite Ecfins, jung, 15-t6c;
Snoion &unncrS, jung, 1S-14c;
Subtle, iibcr 31s BIO, t4-t5c;
oo., fIeiner, 13--14c; Eurfeps,
Ihmcre, 25c; on., fleinc, 22-23c;
Eouben &oor, oIte, zoe; oo., irnec,
20c; @uinea GoipI, tA &fnno uno
ouhudrts ,ie zoe; 90. / bis 1IA Hfo,
ie 5000.
0blt tn0 Semitic IcpfeI,
@eod 9os., 25-4Oc; g8. Nf., SoB,
$2.25-3.25; Crime 9obnen, gu.
idel, 5000; SobI, pro 100 So
s; 90. gieiu- gorfer, pro Come, $40
80; GantoIoupes, 90c-$1 &cter.
file, 9luldD 25-40c; DomIonS, 1
YfO., 21a-3c; oo., @. Mo., s Yfo..
9orb, 20-25c @icr. EfIunarn, aorb,
20-25c; Ernuben. Concord, Gorb,
t0-iic; 90. Sliogora Gorb, il
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-07

I'M Syonbtt bon 285 glder bel godcbsbtne,
10. qrpbes Wobnbni8, 3 Webnbdnier, @dbens
ooSSrrlpbt Sr., 1903 Ef.aerIaetoH. ctr. ct. YdiiI
oVuO, ooer GodehSbtue, III. (Septi0tWlD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-07
3n pcrfoufcn.

-. DW UVlIUNTtWs
Heimtla fhr 2eute, bic In Curtis Bah pubneu
,nSepen sic lido bic neuen 9duier IN benz
hvOO Nod Der Eennlnaton, giDeiine, NIT @erdn'
nel. an ber iSrDnt un glne 8eQuemlihfeicn
Srle1ne' o6er Curtis @ob Glefiriithe, ieiQe an
oer VnrtiSsglneume nHb 3bprebs s@trnbc ab niib
Beqe einen 8Iod peitltb Siir Rcnninaonsgtbe
NJ unter ben rhen eriudbutcn 3dtIcrn bciinoen
N9 mebrere Qd0cn
Nebtneinaeit oem sedufer pdIienb.
q, Meent an Ort nno Gteqe tdaIldb unb Conn.
@aIter 8. @chpbaI,
&tqenibfmer NH Bnuurieruebmer,
4t920--2t Mnniea BuiIbtna
Wuot7-. .G&G)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-10
FIGHT TURNS UP
A SORDID STORY
Relations of Woman and Man Barred
When Battle Results From His
Efforts to Leave Her.

When police arrested man and wo-
man, principals in a fight at 522 Sixth
street, last night, developments of an
interesting nature came in rapid sue
cession.
Police then learned that John
Schedule and Mrs. Grace Waldren
have been living together since Nov
ember.
They were told by the woman that
Schedule had promised to marry her.
She claimed she had worked and
helped maintain the household and
that now that Schedule had little
money, he wanted to leave.
The fight it seems, occurred when he
threatened to go away.
In police court today Mrs. Waldren
admitted her relations with Schedule.
Schedule admitted having a wife and
children somewhere else. The woman
claimed to have a just grievance
against her affinity, declaring she had
shown her devotions in many ways and
that his attempt to leave her proved
he did not appreciate what she had
done for him.
No charge other than disOrderly con-
duct was preferred. Each was fined So.
The court and police advised Schedule
to locate his wife, secure divorce
and then come back here and marry
Mrs. Waldren. Otherwise they told him
it would be better for his health if
he left the city.
What he intends doing, he did not
saw
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-10
CROUNDKE EPER OF
PARK FOUND DEAD
Bob" Shaw, Veteran Caretaker OF
Baseball Grounds, Succumbs
During the Night.
BODY FOUND BY HIS DAUGHTER
COrOner's Jury Returns Verdict of
Death Due to Natural Cause
Burial Sunday.

Robert C"Bob") Shaw, veteran
groundkeeper at the Island City base
ball park, was found dead in bed at
his home, GA Tenth avenue, at $50
this morning by his daughter, Mrs.
Mabel Potter. Mr.. Shaw worked all
day yesterday at the ball park and
seemed in his usual health when he
returned home last evening and ate
a hearty supper.
However, he complained of being
tired. He retired at 10 O'Clock. Some
time later he called his daughter to
learn the time, but said nothing about
feeling i'll. This is the last time he
was seen alive. Coroner r. c. j. Mey-
er was notified and an inquest was
conducted at the home this morning,
verdict of death due to natural
causes being returned. It is believed
that Mr. Shaw had been afflicted with
apOplexy, which, Superinduced by the
heat, caused his death.
Mr. Shaw was born in Center coun-
ty, Pennsylvania, Oct. 81, 1845, where
he grew to manhood.
He came to Rock Island "a years
ago and had made his home here since.
Mr.. Shaw was a carpenter by trade.
He was united In marriage 10 MISS
Mary A. Frost in 1888 at Sabula, Iowa
Mr. Shaw was first appointed ground
keeper of the Island City park in
1909, when Jack Tighe managed the
team He continued in this position
through 1910 and 1911 until the team
was disbanded. When Three-Eye ball
was brought back to Rock Island this
spring Mr.. Shaw was engaged by the
local club. He was well experienced
and kept the grounds in splendid con-
dition Mr. Shaw had many likable
qualities and his passing will be deep
ly mourned by all who knew him.
The Survivors.
Besides his wife he leaves four chill
dren: Roy, Mrs. William Maxwell,
Mrs. Mabel Potter, all of Rock Island,
and Miss Grace, at home.
Funeral services will be held at the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-10
THE COMEBACK"

The Comeback" man was ready
never down-and-out. His weakened
condition because OF overwork, lack
Of exercise, improper eating and liv-
ing, demands stimulation to satisfy the
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-10
A COSTLY BILL FOR
COLUMBIA OPENING

1t looks as If Manager Blanchard
will make good his statement when he
said that the Columbia's opening show
Sunday would cost as much as mid
season bills. Not only does the show
look big, but from glanCing over the
list of acts, cOnVinces one that great
deal of money was spent on the mater
ial Probably the costliest act of the
bill is Norine Garments Minstrels. The
act is rather pretentious, carrying
special scenery and the costumes are
said to be the last word in newness.
Miss Carmen herself is a versatile per-
former who acts as interlocutor. She
is aided and abetted in her efforts 10
drive dull care away by a male sex
tette of vocalists, dancers, and jOvial
testers Numerous new songs will be
heard and the funnyiSms are elaine
for the most part of recent fabrication.
The staging of the act is unusually
gorgeous. Hirschel Hendler, the plan
list of note does not need much of an
introduction to tri-city vaudeville fans
Mr. HendIer has been seen on one of
the Orpheum's bills when at the Grand
theater, where he scored one of the
biggest hits of that year. Mr.. Hendler
comes direct from the Majestic theater.
Chicago The act that will no doubc
cause much talk is Electrical Venus,
scientific enigma of wonder and fur.
Much is done in the act in the way Of
wonderful demonstrations with cleo
tricity and to make the act amusing
they have interviewer some real COM
edy that keeps the audience in good
humor throughout the entire act. The
press notices are very f1attering. Fran
ces Dyer, who is a prima donna Of
known reputation, will render three
classes of songs. classical, semi-classi-
cal and syncopated. Her selection
seems to be a happy one as she US
ually scores deserved hits. She Is
statuesQue, and has a charming per-
sonality Her gowns are imported by
the dozen. Jack Lavier, the flying
monologist, will open the show with
an act that will be new to the tri-city
public. Mr. Lavier has just finished
a successful tour OF Australia. An an
nouncement that should meet with
much favor is that the Columbia or
chestra will be increased to six men
for the season. The added instrument
will be the trombone. Imhof, Conn (
Coreene in their new act In Pest
House. will be the headline Offering
for the last half OF the week This is
one of the biggest Of big time" acts.
Roger Imhof and Hugh Conn are Dav-
EXPORT boys, who have scores OF
friends in the trt-citiss.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-10

London-The first veterans of the
war wearing the new stripes of gold
braid recently decided upon by the war
Office as a mark of distinction and hon
or Tor those who have been wounded
IN battle have appeared on the streets.
wherever they have appeared the
men have been the object of the great
est attention and homage, so much. in
fact. that in many instances the rec
ognitlon of their efforts has been en-
barrassing.
The thin stripe of braid is worn on
the cuff of the left sleeve-one stripe
for each wound.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-10
LUNCH ROOM is
Quilted BY fire
PEARLS Restaurant 1895 Third Ayenne.
is Complete Loss as Result of
Blaze Yesterday.
STARTS FROM PAN HOT GREASE
shack is Condemned BY City Author.
tiles and Fire Proof Structure
WIN Replace It

The fixtures and stock at PEARLS res
taurant, 1926 Third avenue. are a to.
tai loss as result of a fire at 5 O'Clock
last evening. But every cloud has it's
silver lining. The shack in which the
lunch room is located was also badly
Quilted and has been condemned by the
city authorities.
The blaze was started when a pan
Of grease IN the kitchen in the rear
caught fire. Pearl Hampton. prophet
or OF the stand, was in the kitchen a.
the time He ran into Rogtke's saloon
next door, taking with him the cash
register He was unable to return to
save any other of the valuables be-
cause or the dense smoke. which also
filed the saloon for a time
The fiTemen soon had the blaze un-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-10

Executors Notice.

Estate of Lottie Carlson, deceased
The undersigned having been ap-
pointed executriX of the last will and
testament of Lottie Carlson, late of
the county of Rock Island, state of Hi
nols, deceased, hereby gives notice
that she will appear before the Hon
Benjamin Bell, judge of the probate
court of Rock Island county, at the
probate court room, in the city of
Rock Island, at the October term, on
the first Monday in October next. at
which time all persons having claims
against said estate are notified and
requested to attend for the purpose of
having the same adjusted All per-
sons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment
TO the undersigned.
Dated 10th day of August, A D.
1916. JOSEPHINE c. LUNDBURG,
EXecutriX.
Witter & Walker, attorneys.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-10
RELIEF HERE FOR
HUMAN SUFFERING
No, 1t Isn't a Patent Medicine Ad, But
1t is Promise From the
Weather Department.
COOLER PERIOD Is ON THE WAY
Experience More or Less Per-
manent Change.

Here it is. This is what we have
been looking for for nearly a month.
Prepare to enjoy yourself.
At 10:45 this morning the following
telegram was received at the loo IL
weather station in Davenport from the
chief of the bureau at Washington,
D. c.:
The disturbance that is now
passing over the Mississippi valley
will move eastward and be follow
ed by a general change to cooler
weather over the middle plains
states and upper Mississippi val
ley within the next "a to SO hours
and the lower Ohio valley and up
per lake region within the next So
to As hours. 1t is probable that
this change to cooler weather will
terminate the prolonged period of
abnormal temperatures over the
middle west.
MARVIN, Chief of Bureau.
No Time to Be Reckless.
Now it is up to the weather depart
ment, which could scarcely have been
so rash as to take chances in maxim
such promise, especially during cam
paign year.