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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-06
@nIitHdlra.

Gr g. Su6ert Maoe, Der @orliber
ocS ocmotrotiidcn gtuats Gentrol.
Gomitc's troi 0ciiern iiH Salpiqnur.
tier ctn ino Bat Die gI6iidt, ourh cins
Goniercu5 nit 9errn DanieI s. go
oen Observation-Disclosures 5miiden
vu beiocn oenoirotiiheu 6attionen
cil3nlciieH. &err QSoOc miro cinige
Iaaq III bet 5tnot bleiben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-06

nnbung DER @anouer.Str. 9riidc ci-
men 9etrag bon $49,448 be5a6lt imo
auBeroem $4,000 ais einen E6eil
Der Balunfoiten.
y crb Ell eiierungen onf 8 o.
cult Soint.
Gem 3peiten yot6s5peige muroe
cine 9eroronlng betreifS eincs
llebereinfommens 5lpiihen Der Staot
uno Der o9oItimore-Sb Sbio.8abnge-
ielibaft0 porgelegt. Die &eroro.
ming ipur0e an oas Gonlite fir Der.
fc6rspeien bertpieien. @endB oem
llebereinfommen ioII oie Staot BON
Der giienbabn gewiiie am llier geIe-
gene @rlm0ltiide unO 9lecbte ais llier-
bepo1ner erperbel ole Die 5taot iiir
Die 8erldngerung oes Seen SigbwaD
un6 Der @roiinumg Der W3cGomas-
StraBe, BON Der 2igbt-StraBe bis
gum Sigbwap notbie 6aben muB.
@ aioIin Sei3fraftfoll
regulirt perOen.
S. Q. Wiobon aus Dem 2. 0iitritt
reidte einen @cibhuB Elm, Oen Staot-
profltrator 2. Q. 6ielO 3u ermd9ti.
gen, cine 9eroronling ouS5uarbeten,
8ufolge Der @oioliu in Baltimore mir
3u einem beitimnten @rao bon Sei5-
frait Derfallft perOen oart
Ole g(utomob Bill BIab-
5rage
Gin Sdrci6en BON WiaDor Yreiton
pnroe ocrleien in Dem Der 0laDor
ouf oie ie6r afute 9lngeIegenbeit be.
oiiglid 0es Ste6enlaiiens bon 9luto-
mobiIen in gewiiien StraBen uuo
Bl0Beu perpies, ole iib augenblid.
lid in Sdnocn oes Counties fir 9oli.
0ei lmo @eidngniB befinoe. Gr m0A-
te Die &e6te Der Staot 9eiuabrt ba.
ben no orinet aui balOige @rleoi-
gung Der Sa6e. Gorlduiig miro ole
guoget,ge60rOe beltimmtc StroBen
porIdreiben in oenen oaS Stebenlai-
fen BON 9llltomobiIen erlaubt ieiH
ipll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-06

Gie conierpirtc 6rii6tc. umo ail-
c5en-S6t6eillneen iino ebenfaaS ie6r
reidIid beibidt, ebenio limo oie Glide
Oes ainOer-Geportemcuts nit aIler-
6ono Sadeu belooen.
Sri. Mort6a 9oube, 0ie in oeilt.
ihen 9reiien gilt befaunt lit uno dis
0iihterin inn 9unit Geparteinent
nit Sri. Margaret 6ranb iungirte,
6otte Oeridieoene Stidereien SonO-
tiider, cine Yerlen Salsbano rno
anoere @egenitdnoe aisgeiteIlt. sic
erbielt i'm @an5eu 10 Ereiie.
Sn ser 6riiHt- unO glumen,Saae
iinO Die beiten gr5eitgniiie Der 6ar-
mer oliigelegt. Gie Oielen Nbitorten
BON oenen MIR Die gr0Btet lIno c0eI-
item Gremplare Uorbanoen iiHo, ma.
deu einen redt appetitlihenGinorud.
Sin 6armer bate eiuen aiirbis ge.
ianot, Ger iiber 80 9iino ipog. Gle
9liunen berOliteten Die 2uft in ou,
genebmer @eiie. Seoe 8ltmeniorte,
Die in MarpIono ge5ogen ueroeu
fam uor pertreteH.
Giner ser gli9ter in oen @llmen.
uno 6riidte Gepartement mar Sr.
Gorl 6. SeD6oIo BON @ilfes6orre,
ga. Sr. SeDbolo, oeIien Satin iicb
e6enfoas ouf oen 6eitplabe befan0,
mar friiber Der superintendent Oes
@otterion &arf. gr 1T bier IN oeut-
iden areiien iebr gnt befannt.
0ie 9lutomobil glusitelliug 1T
oieies Sabr beoeuteno GROCER ais in
friibereu Sa6ren. 92eben oeu peridie.
oenen Eaiiogier 9litomobilen bobeu
Oieies Sa6r aud DerihieOene 2altoll.
tonlobil 8obrifanten bic 9lusIteaung
nit ibren Yroouften bei1idt. 1ie
9lutomobil Saae mar oicl 8u fleiu,
nm Die automobile 5u 6e6erberger,
wesbolb Elm Belt oufgeidlugen iper.
ben mnBte.
2auopirtbidaftIi uno
@erdtbe iino in groBen Guantitdteu
Dor6anOeH iino mer0en Ben 9eIuheru
Der 9(uSiteIlung auf @unid oorge
fiibrt.
Gle @efliigel 9lusitellung ent61lt
@radt : GrenpIore BON Sii6nerh
Gnten uno @dnien imo anOeren Sc
Oertbieren. Sn ser @efIiigcI-9l6tbci-
lung iino and SofeH etc. iluterge-
braHt.
Sobolo oie 9eirlder iid6 9(aes ou-
geieben 6o6en Damn oenfeu iie al
OoS @ergniigell. Ger n@littelneg4
lit audi idou NIT SGolrbuoen etc.
oidt beiGbt. @eitern erihienen Die
9uoenbeiiber mo batten in eiuigeu
StunOen i6re 3eIte oufgeidlogen.
Gie 9eiu1er ser slusiteIlllng per.
oen 6eute @elegei6eit 6a6en, i6r@elo
oui peribieoene 9lrt uno @eiie los
81 meroen. Die ytiirfiideu WldOdeu8
Die oorigeS Sobr auf ser 9lusiteIimg
iiAt erlor6t wurOen, 0a lie angebliH
ben 5ormern auf 81 leidte @eiie oos
@elo aus Der gaide ge5ogeu batten
iiHO tuie0er am nWlittelpeg." Tic
Jarmer 6aiien aniheineno Die WldO-
dlen bod nidt 10 ie6r. Sir Die Siu.
Ser lit aud Elm GoriIiieIl ne6it anoe.
rem 9lmuiements Geleeenbeit porbon-
6en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-06

Gberit ,Sacob ". @oof Der @rdii.
0cm Ser nClo 1opu glationalbanf"
lmo irilbere 5tatlteucreinncbmcr III
ION ciucu oreiwodcutliden 9lusfIug
auh asburo 4arf Gapc @lap, ~.
lcuilc Gitn glau Dorf un0 ben
,BerliDire 9ills 5urild0etcDrt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-06
1eIearap5iIdlrr MetierberidJt.

gIlls Den ilbrioen BluloeSt2Bciters
gcpbadhIuas .Gtotioneu lpilroen bic
folqenoen bo6iteu Eemperotlren,
Sic nm s llbr geiterH qIbeno berri@.
ten. herIAiel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-06
Niir Wcidldftsalucde. .

9ie alte Spring @or6ens 9rouerci
an Der gRiOeeID. StroBc lit bon Der
@utliol @laniiolb 50. acuiictbet NOR.
Den lno miro an 1. Dftober ais einc
@uhbinoerei unO gnHoruderci cilt.
ocridtet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-06

syiir Wlorplano uno ben Diitritt
Gohunbia beite Ncgen lmo oitlide
gAnoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-06

AnOieyiaHl" Ioui g3bo's ccrc"
,,6gi0s " 5pnri pl Dlipr
,,0ngegD" Wirls from Sopan0"
VpipppDrUme 2nnnlpiue ulgO gH0nDcbiocr.
UiurhlniD AnN0fBille
pgllpcF Nigm *aii anerlci &oisbelMltis
Quunfn
.,&aD Gbore @arg"-qlnerlpi unierbaIintqcn.
.,NlUluu rag Nau"- Mnerei llnierbnliunQeil.
Eimuulum Som o. biB 81 Scpicntber
aNsneunue uno Nlcr0ercnnen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-06

2ln Der SiiOfiIite BON g1oro Caro-
liuo bclpegte iiA Elm Sturm IN moro.
lihcr 9lidhng, Der pom ltarfem
gBnioc nno Mcgcn an Der iiioatlauti.
Ic5eu NiIilc bcaIeitet mar. Srlrnmnr-
nungcu pnroen ali Der Ganoen slllte
Don @ilmington 3.G, bis an Die
Gnpqs msaeianoi, Sn oeH uoroatlon.
iiidjen Staaten regnete es IN ben Ies.
fen "a Stunocn. Dic gln5eiden oel.
iea 01rani bin Dab Derdnoerlides
lnt Hegcn III oen gan5en Cititaoten
ait Wiitpcd in6 Gonneritag berr.
idrn miro. Ole Eemperotlr miro ct.
mos fallen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-06

tlnore Gbio gobn" beoiIglid
Oes Sep Siabwaps eingereidt.-
Gommiiiion 8um 9tuoium Der
llntergrinobabn QIneeIegenbeit
DoreeiAlagen.
9eioe 3lDeige oes Staotratbes
9ielten aeitern glbeno nab Oen Som.
merierien ibre erite Siblng lmo per-
tagten iicb na1 @rleoiglng Der por-
liegenoen glr6eiteu bis 5um nd1iten
Montag 9lbeno.
SIN erIten 3Deiee reibte &r. sSobH
3. Spencer Die idon oes Oeiteren ere
mdbnte @orlaae fiir Die GinriAtrug
elmer llntergruHobabn Elm. SSn Dem
9eidIuiie, mel1er Dem Gomite fir
5traBenbabnen iiberwicien lpuroe,
miro Der 0laDor aiItoriiirt, cine Som.
million 5lt erneunen, melde Die 9nla.
ge eines llntergrluos sStraBenbabn-
SDitems in @rlDdglng 5ieben uno
ipater 0oriiber 6erihten ioll.
Sn Dem 8cibluiie lit es Dem Dld.
Dor iiberlaiien, bic 3abl Der Wlitglie-
Der feit5uieBen. Gesglciden lit tein
8eitraum ieitgeiebf, ilnerbalb mel.
der Oieielbe beridten muB, Oa, mie
es in Dem @eidtliie beiBt, nod feline
abioliite 9iotbmenoieteit oaiiir Dor
banOcn lit.
2Beni ion Derlangt.
Nr. 5pcncer rei6te I'M eriten
3wcioe cineu 9ei6luB elm, Dem frii'
bereu 6eueupe6rmam SreO. 8. 2Gii-
Ter cinc @cniion bon $3.50 pro sSa6r
5M be5ablen.
Der NeiAhtB pilroe an oas Gonite
fir 5euerpebr perpieicn.
ggauoeIbtl0cr. Z 6eatcr
an2igbt StroBc.
&r @idlein reidte i'm criten 3wei-
sc cine @erorOnmg elm, DER South
crn 9lnilienent Co. 5l erlanben al
Der Meitieite BON 2igbt. Strobe, iiio.
lid bon 4oultnc1. .StraBe, Elm @an.
oclbilOertbeater 81 erri1ten.
2lngenommen.
Gn0giiltie aneenommcn mlroe Die
GeroroHug oeS 5peiten 3weiees:
oas it0OtiiAr @umoeigent6um an.
Der 5aooitedc bon 2i9bt. unO BouIt.
nep. 5trnBc 8u uerfallien.
Die 8eroronne fir oas Gaiino-
@ebduoe an 9aortbs9loenue wuroe Bis
auf 8eiteres 5uriidgelcgt.
Ginlnoungcn.
Erdfocnt G'0leara llO oen Staot-
rot6 Gin, nit Dem MaDor bic Wluni-
8ipal&garaoe am ~. September 3ii
beiidtigen.
Gine Ginlaoung our GbeInabue
am 250. Stiitlnastaee Der StaOt
gieparf, am 6. September, ipnrOe
Derleien.
.SarrD q. Cummings se.
eDrt.
Gas StaotratbsmitglieO SorrD Q.
Cummings, Der ein8iec 6arbige i'm
criten Hotbs5meige, muroe ourd
lleberreidung elmer Aei6e biibid
ousgciii6rtcr uno eingera6mter 8c.
iAliiiie in qlnerfeunung ieincs SO.
@cburtstageS iibcrreiht. Sr. Gum
mings puroe gum criteu Dlale in
1890 inter Maoor q. 6. 9apioion
im0 ieitoem tleun Wtal BON gteuem in
0cn Stootrath aep16lt
Die @eidliiiic tpitroen BON s. 8al-
lcr III Acinihriit gebradjt un0 Der
Gtaotrotb Dcupilligte $40 oaiiir.
Gin ieoes @litglicO oes Stnotrat6s
6ottc oen 9cibhaB untcrJeidnet.
Gfc Sonoperit. @riide.
SIN 5peiten 9at6s5weige reidtc
Rrdiioeut Su6crt cine &erorOnung
bc5iialid ocS @e6raudcS Der Sano-
Der. ctr. bride icitaus Der vlluiteO
Naillpap Go.~ cilt bic oen Gomite
fiir @erfetrspcien ii6erwieien lpur.
SC. Ger @eroronung 5uiolge BADEN
Die 5to0t mo Die ,llnitco 9iailuapS
GoD cincu GompromiB getroiien no.
uab oic 9a6n9eicllihoit fir Die Dc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-06
DenHde, DeitcrrcidJirde mmO lJmaa.
.fx r. -

QlbDnnenicH bie ben ,,Teutidjfn GurrripOns
benten" nldt piiuftlldl Dbcr unreacmd00 ff.
9nlten flD gcbftcr her Cllice bapDu Dfr &elcs
pbpH pbsF fhrlifin w'tibelIHgG ~ mahfW
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-06
Orr ggcltfrieg bcntc Dor eiucin
Sabre.
6. Scptcmbcr 1915.
(0lod Dem @eridjt oes Deutidcn
@enernlitabs.

Die glrmee @lofenicn ourdb-
bridt I'M sSSaliolOo&ripet slb-
iduitt Die Heilen Steltlngen Der
9luiien.
gl0rolib uio SH0lid 9rooD
III @oIbDnien idlIdgt bic 9lrmee
9obm erHoIli Bic 9lidien bon
nciiem.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-06
DSolace" ".Sier auS SreS. @oncru.
idmiofs ugIMerican Wreluern1.


gSenu Sie oos Bier nod nidt Dcrs
iubt babcn, 10 iolltcn Sic cs lmpcr.
5iiglicb tDun. Der fcine @eihmad.
glromo unO 9teic6baltiofeit weroen
Sic bnlo ilber5eugeH ooB es aus Dem
ouscrleieuIteu Sopien uuo W}aI5 Der
gcitellt 1T. 4robefilte 81. @rmlerei:
&orioro 9loenue, Monuuent. inO
SSillen45 45troBe. Eel- 6. 4 &. Nlollnt
Sermon 365. (5ept.6) (9ln5.)
DenHde, CeIterreidiIde umO lInGa.
ride NriegsauIeibeu,
100 Wlarf nnO 100ArOnen nniluGrte.
36eO. $. 1icuer a Gu.,
I'll Cit-BaItimure-c5fr.
et
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-06
Q'unOcs.1 .1cpartcmcuf fir qGuOwirtI


Normale Gcmperotur ~ @rao
Ditilere Eemperatur. .76 @rao.
@ohitc Iemperatur .S9 @rao.
gaic0rigite Gemperatilr GA @rao.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-06

MboMnenieu, bic ben ,,Heutdlen Gorrcpew
bcntfN" Mat pinltlM Dber uhreaenndHlA q,
Dgltcll, lttlo gebcteit bcr Cffce bdDDu per delt'
vouu ooeF fGritNid ~litiAelluua dt Aadltu'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-06
lltr St0otr0tb.
SanObcritrakra Sriit.
fen -WerOrDnMng
eingerri6t.
Gtrakenbabn mmk nnHe=
fdbr 100000 3a6lem.

9icle geroromiugen in beioen 8ipei-
acu. Gas llebcreiufommeu
8piideu Der staOt unO Der BAL
timOre Obio 9a9n" besiigli6
Oes Sep Siabwaps eingerei6t.
Gommiiiion gum stuOium Scr
llntergrInobabu QlnoeIcgenbeit
Ooreeidlageu.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-08

fun. thought | was having fun be-
fore, but | had been kidding myself
all along. That's what | want to show
these youngsters that hang around the
saloon corners. Lots of the people
they admire and look up to carry on
quite bit and that's why they want
to do it.
would like to show young fellows
IKE that a new ideal. l would like to
show them that good fellow doesn't
nave TO be "a tough in order to be a
regular guy. When they hear a prize
hghter tell them that it pays to be
good, they'll consider it SERIOUSLY
Moran admits that he can talk n
DIT when he gets started. All he
would need, he says, is Il little prac-
tlce' and Billy Sunday would have to
LOOK TO his laurels, as they say. "Of
course won't quit the fight game till
II got all the change | can out OF
H. says Frank. But they say there's
quite bit in the evangelism game,
too"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-08
RECORD ENTRY IN
STATE PIN MEET
Number of Teams to Compete in Chi.
cage Tournament Is Nearly
Double That of Year Ago.

Chicago. April S.-Toledo only
whetted the appetites of Illinois bowl
ers for the big tournaments, judging
by an early report on the entry list
of the Illinois Bowling association,
which places the total five-man entry
this year at more than 500 teams.
While Chicago has shown a gain the
big increase of some eighty teams
will come from other cities in the
state, nearly all Of which show near
ly double the entries of last year.
Among the towns which have re-
ported are Rockford, with II clubs,
Aurora with 20, Peoria with nearly
twenty and Springfield five. Other cit
les already strongly represented will
be Danyille, Taylorville, Woodstock,
Ottawa, Moline, Rock Island, Gales
burg. Bloomington. Elgin and Joliet.
Secretary Jake Mueller said last
night there hardly would be a single
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-08
HOKUF SUCCUMBS
To SCISSOR HOLD
Big Bill Proves to Be Only Ordinary
Wrestler When Stacked Up
Against Joe Stecher.

Chicago, April Sin the presence
of 5000 mat fans Joe Stecher of
Dodge, Neb., the only grappler OF
worthy enough caliber to meet Frank
Gotch, defeated Bill Hokuf, the b.
hemian, in straight falls in the main
bout of the wrestling show staged a.
the Coliseum last night by the Col
iseum A c. The Cornhusker took
the first fall in S:31 with his famous
body scissors and wrist lock hold,
and he made short work of his OPP
ponent in the second bout, which he
won in 1926 with body scissors and
farther arm hold.
Hokuf gave his opponent hard bat
tie in the opening contest. Bill, when
on the defensive, employed squatty
position, and it was with difficulty
that Stecher finally clamped on the
scissors hold. Hokuf kept Stecher's
legs from entwining his body by con-
tinuously holding on to one of Joe's
feet The Cornhusker kept trying and
finally secured the hold which has
spelled defeat to so many promising
wrestlers.
The second fall was repetition of
the first with the exception it did not
last as long. Stecher meant business
and he accomplished his purpose in a
hurry. Hokuf was on the defensive
at all times and appeared to be only
toy in Stecher's hands. He never had
chance and not once in either bout
did he assume the aggressive.
Before the second fall Charley Cut
Ter challenged Stecher to a winner
take all match. the bout to be to a
finish. A 1000 check was posted with
Referee Ed Smith Stecher accepted
and the match was thrown open to the
highest bidder.
In the second bout Charley Cutler,
after getting a taste of Joe Stecher' S
body scissors, which forced him to
succumb to defeat last summer
handed John Frieberg the same treat
ment. He not only defeated Frieberg
in the first fall but he fractured one
of his ribs. AS a result Frieberg was
unable to continue and forfeited the
match.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-08
EUREKA NINE WILL
PLAY HERE APRIL %

Eureka. H., April s.-Coach O'Neil
of the Eureka college team was some
what delayed in the preparation OF
the baseball schedule, not completing
his booking unit this week. The order
Of games is as follows:
April 12-Wesleyan of Bloomington
at Eureka.
April 21-Eureka with Lombard at
Galesburg.
April 28-Eureka with Augustana
at Rock Island.
April 2S-Lombard at Eureka.
MAY 3-Eureka with Wesleyan al
Bloomington.
May 5-Augustana at Eureka.
May 12-Eureka with Bradley at
Peoria.
May lS-Millikin of Decatur at Eu-
reka.
Nav 25-Eureka with Millikin at
Decatur.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-08
On ODE Side1ines

Heine Biltz, the tardy outfelder of
the Islanders, arrived yesterday from
his hum town, Brookville, Ind. Scan
Ion is not expected in until the first of
next week.
Paul Meleon, rightfielder of the 1909
Rock Island Three Eye championship
team, has signed with Des Moines in
the Western league.
Visions of little old bit of bunt-
ing are dancing before the eyes of the
fans here says Bloomington scribe.
Visions and air castles are synony-
nous. Dream on, old man.
George Hardin. former Islander
twirler, will be with Rockford again
this season.
Heine Biltz garnered IS hits in 80
games for an average of 1858 last year
with Decatur. Eighteen of these were
two sackers, six triples and one home
run.
Billy Neal ranked eighth among the
Three Eye hurlers last season with
Moline with an average of .636. Billy
pitched in 81 games, winning IA and
losing eight. Frank Scanlon led the
box artists of the league with an 500
average, winning 16 games and losing
four for Davenport.
Fred Elliott pitched in seven games
for Quincy last season, winning three
and losing two for 900 average.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-08
Stockholders Notice,

Public notice is hereby given that a
special meeting of the stockholders of
the Contractors Cooperative associa-
ton will be held at the Electric build
ing in Rock Island, Ill, on the fifth
day of May, A. D. 1915, at the hour OF
3 o'clock p. m, for the purpose of con-
sidering and voting upon the PROPOSE
tons to increase the capital stock OF
said company, to change its name, and
to amend its bylaws, and for the
transaction of such other business as
may come before such meeting.
JOHN T. MARION,
F. J. BURNS,
GEORGE LORING,
JAMES F. MURPHY,
A Majority Of the Directors of the Con-
tractors Cooperative Association.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-08
Legal.
Notice of PublicatiOn-Chancery.


State of Illinois, Rock Island Coun-
ty SIS:
In the Circuit Court of Rock Island,
to the May, A. d. 1916 term thereof.
Anna NJ. Ellis. complainant, VS..
Charles r. Ellis, defendant
| Affidavit of non-residence of the
| Charles R. Ellis, the bore defendant.
having been filed in the clerks office of
the circuit court of the county and
state aforesaid, notice is therefore
given to the said nonresident defend
ane that the complainant filed her bill
! of complaint in said court on the
Of April, 1916, and that thereupon a
summons issued out of said court,
wherein said suit is now pending, re-
I turnable on the first Monday in the
month of May, next, as is by law re-
quired. Now. unless you, the said nom
resident defendant above named, ihall
personally be and appear before said
circuit court on the frs. day of the
next term thereof. to be holden in the
circuit court room in the court house
building in the city of Rock Island in
SAID Rock Island county, and state
Aforesaid. on the first Monday in May,
next, and plead. answer or demur to
'he said complainant's bill of COM
plant, the same and The matters and
Things therein charged and stated will
De taken as confessed, and decree en-
tered against you accordin. to the
prayer of said bill
Dated at Moline, Illinois. this first
nay of April. A ID. 1916.
! GEORGE w. GAMBLE.
| Clerk
pietz and Sinnett.
Complainant Solicitors.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-08
MITCHELL FIGHTS
WELSH T0ADRAW
Milwaukee Lightweight and Champion
Pace 10 Fast Rounds Before
Packed House.

Milwaukee, Wis, April S.-Richie
Mitchell is a hero in Milwaukee. He
got his first chance at title last
night and although he failed to land
the wallop that would have put a
crown on his head, he did so well that
he won a draw verdict with Freddie
Welsh, worlds champion lightweight
after 10 rounds of battling in which
there wasn't an Idle moment.
Mitchells performance was all the
more creditable in view of the fact
that he was forced to concede seven
pounds to the champion. This lump
Of avoirdupois is some handicap for a
lightweight but the Brewery City
idol accepted it and went through the
full 10 rounds like a stake horse.
The champ put up a battle which
shows he is far from the finish as a
10-round performer. He evidently
held his opponent cheap, and took all
sorts of liberties by forcing the battle
from start to finish. There wasn't a
single round in which Freddie wasn't
doing the leading, but had he not as
sumed the aggressive the verdict un.
doubtedly would have been in favor OF
the Milwaukee scrapper
The anticipated contest TO see which
could beat the other with left jabs ma
terialized, and in this essential point
of milling the advantage belonged tt
Mitchell by wide margin. 1t was his
ability at left iabbing that enabled
him TO get an even break, although ar
occasional right swing to the side o
the head also helped him gather
points.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-08

Frank Moran, who recently lost a
game fight for the heavy title, has
declared an intention of becoming an
evangelist when he leaves the fight
game. IF Billy Sunday gets a big
hand as an exball player" says Mo-
ran, Il ought to go big as an expire
fighter"
Moran has firm ideas on the value OF
proper behavior. It is his aspiration
to show young kids the wisdom and
common sense of walking the approx
imately straight and narrow. Il speak
from my own experience" says Frank.
Il used to be not much better than an
ordinary bum. l chased around lot,
drank quite bit, and as a result had
neither friends nor money.
Pretty soon | came to see that I
was only double-crosing myself and
l began to try to behave. saved
some money, cut out the rough stuff
and licked after my health. Right
away everything began to break bet
ter ami | found | was having lots more
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-08
ILLINI IS TRIMMED
BY LOUISIANA TEAM

Baton Rouge, La, April Sin a
pitchers battle yesterday Wilkinson
of Louisiana had better support than
Davis of Illinois and the locals won
hard-fought game by the score of
l to 0. The Illini hurler, who is a
Chicago boy, allowed only three hits,
while his team get five.
Louisiana scored the only run of
the game in the second inning when
Davis was poorly supported. Klein
pitched the last inning for Illinois
and did not allow a hit.
The Illinois boys arrived here but
two hours before the game and ap-
peared tired out.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-08
EVERS- MURPHY BOUT
IN SOUTH CANCELLED

Eddie Evers and his manager,
George Dams did not leave for st. Louis
last evening, as planned At the 18th
hour Dams received a letter from the
matchmaker Of the Broadway Athletic
club in that city stating that McNeill's
hand had healed and that he would be
sent against Jimmy Murphy, bantam
champion of the south, tonight, as
originally planned. Evers was to have
substituted for Mcneil Eyers will be
given a bout in st. Louis sometime
next month, according to the letter.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-08

ErrC\s-Ewoldt, Kramer ~.
Two-base hit-Jackson. Home runs
Jackson, Russell Stolen bases
Felsch .Cass, Jones. Struck out-By
Eller, 3; by Danforth, 4; by Thomas
2; by killeen, 3. Bases on balls-Of
Thomas, 5; off Killeen, l; of Eller,
.; off Danforth, l.
Some to Get Roller.
Shreveport, La, April S.-With the
two squads Of the Cubs heading for
Memphis last night. there will be
grand reunion today in the Tennessee
town. There will also be conference
between Manager Tinker and his able
assistant Rollie Zeider. On this meet
ing will depend the distinction OF the
pink slips tonight. Rollie will conhde
how his charges showed during Inc
trip of the yannigans, and the SAD
news will be slipped to those who are
headed for the bushes.
One catcher will be released, bul
whether it will be Wallace or Glenn
ems is still an open question. Two
pitchers will get the tinware and one
outfielder will be turned loose Tinker
is up against it on the pitching prop
osition, as he would like TO keep all
with the possible exception of Wright
This youngster needs more seasoning
but Joe will undoubtedly have string
on him.