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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-01-21
VESSELS IN PORT.
STEAMSHIPS.

Frieda, Am, 1888, Balustein, Sa-
The dredge Blackwater has been
taken up the Sound, to begin on the
work of deepening the channel for
some distance.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-01-21
SHIPPING NEWS.

Cleared.
Br SIS Strathfillan, Mcleod, for Gal
weston, with 400 tons coal.
Dan bktn Aiken, Christensen, for
Marseilles, with $4,000 fit deals.
Sailed.
Span SIS Santanderino, for Calves
ton.
Br SIS Strathfllan, for Galveston.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-01-21
Marine Notes.

Marine Notes.
Two big eight" ships went to sea
Yesterday, both steaming for Calves
ton in the afternoon. The Spanish
steamer Santanderino, from st. Jago,
and the Strathfllan, which brought
a cargo of nitrate here, were the de-
partures noted.
The Swedish bark Oropa, which dis
charged ballast at the G., F. & A.
wharf, will be ready to move to the
stream this morning, and will be as
signed to timber berth. She will be
placed in about 80 fathoms of water.
Anchored directly off Baylen wharf
and ready for a cargo of timber and
lumber is the American schooner.
Marguerite Haskell, the five-masted
schooner which will I'LL out with the
items of cargo mentioned for ports
in Italy. Timber viii be loaded in
her present berth, after which the big
schooner will be shifted to deeper
water to complete cargo.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-01-21

The Danish barkentine AIKEN,
which has been in port for some time,
cleared yesterday for Marseilles, with
a cargo Of deals. This vessel will
probably go to sea tomorrow or Mon
day.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-01-21

Good work was accomplished aboard
the American steamer Frieda which
is loaded with sulphur, from Louis
lana mines. The steamer was worked
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-01-21

The schooner Charlevoix will prob
ably be locked at berth on the rail-
road dock this morning, to take on
cargo for Cuba.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-01-21

After an official call and stay here,
the coast guard cutter Tallapoosa yes
terday morning at an early hour,
down the bay to continue her
cruises in the Gulf of Mexico.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-21
COrSetS
Spring
Also
Brassiieres
COrsets for

Among the
popular lin G S
now on display
III our corset
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-21
How Lonely Austrians Tell Time.

On the immense sheep ranches in
Australia the boundary riders have
each a district to look after, in which
each of them has to keep the wire
fences in repair and see that the sheep
come to no harm. 1t Is hard, lonely
life, In which the riders rarely sees
another human being. Many OF these
men have strange ways Of keeping
count of the days.
One rider, who had lived for 30
years in the back country, used two
lam tins and seven pebbles. One tin
was marked, This Week and the
other. Last Week" on Sunday morn
ing he was accustomed to take a peb-
BILE out Of Last Week" and drop it
into This Week" This operation he
repeated every morning until This
Week" had used up the seven. They
were then returned to Last Week"
or day by day; and the old fellow
knew when another week was passed.
Another rider, named Eagan, tried
several plans to keep count of the
DAYS, but always failed. At last he
hit on a novel and attractive method.
He made q big damper-the name the
Australians give to a cake OF -four and
water with a seasoning of salt-on
Sunday and marked Il into seven
parts. Each section was a days al
lowance, and the slices that remained
told him the number OF days that must
pass before Sunday came again.
For several weeks this method never
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-21
GENESEO CHIEF IS
ASSAULT VICTIM
\. ID. hcDouga Is Murderously At.
tackled by Gang of Men Said TO
Have Been Drunk.
NOSE BROKEN. TEETH ARE OFT
Officer Had Gone Alone to East Side of
City to Quell Disturbance When
Pounced Upon.
NOSE BROKEN. TEETH ARE OFT
Special to The August

Geneseo. Feb. 21.-Chief of Police n.
D McDougal of this city was made vic
time OF murderous assault SATURDAY.
evening by a gang of drunken men.
Felix Schefilbein and Arthur Garfield
we're arrested within an hour of the
time the attack was made on McDougal
on charges of assault with intent to
commit murder. Authorities are
searching for four other men who are
said to have taken part in the affair. A
terrible beating was administered to
McDougal
At s Saturday evening the chief Of
police made a hurried trip to the east
side of the Geneseo seed corn house,
where number Of drunken men had
been reported as raising a disturbance.
McDOUgal was unaccompanied At the
time he was carrying a billiard cue as
a cane. The men fell upon him. and in
defense the chief struck Schefilbein
over the head with the billiard cue,
breaking the stick. A blow from be-
hind knocked the official TO the ground.
The ruffians jumped upon him and
kicked him. McDougal was unable to
draw his gun.
When they were satisfied that the
chief could offer no further resistance
the men left the place. McDOugal had
not lost consciousness and he staggered
to the office of DR.. H. B. FitzJerrell,
where his injuries were given atten-
ton. His nose was broken, his head
badly cut and bruised, the right ear
was partly torn off, teeth had been
knocked out. a hole had been made in
the side Of his nose with a sharp in
strument of some kind and his entire
body was terribly bruised The injured
man was taken from the doctors office
to his home on East Main street
Authorities ScOur Country.
At I o'clock Schefilbein and Can
field had been arrested Excitement
Teigned throughout the city when re-
port OF the assault upon the chief of
police was circulated. Authorities are
now securing the country for trace of
the other four men who figured in the
attack upon the city official. Five Of
the gangsters are Geneseo men, the
sixth is character known as Pawnee
Bill, but whose real name is Garfield
Garfield and Schefilbein will be CIV
en- hearing at this afternoon before
Justice c. f. Luther. The men will no
doubt be bound over to await action Of
the grand jury.
1t is said that all of the men who ad-
ministered the brutal beating to Chief
McDougal were under the influence of
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-21
ADVERTISED LETTERS

United States postofice. Rock Is
land, H., Feb. q, 1916. Advertised list
No. S. ,.-.
Miss Mary Alt. William Allen, Frank
Anderson, Shoolo Billings, Bill Bug,
Mrs Al Carlson, A. j. Ewater, Miss
Glayds Flood, Henry FeatherstOn. A. E.
Finn, NJ. F. Ford, Emma Ganahl Mrs.
E. Green. c, Gray, G. Hirsh, Bertha
Jodey, Miss Margaret Kolb. Dr.. Jane
F. Kennedy, Miss Vera Loan, Miss
Flossie Lonx, Henry NJ. Leonard, Miss
Ethel Mead, Mrs. Alys Madison, Harry
B. Mills, Denie Madagan, Jr., James H.
Murphy, Charles Nelson, George Nell
son, Mrs. Mae Pipes, Frank Perry.
Henry Peterson, Mrs. John Robinson,
Miss Merton Lena Rush, Miss May E.
Reede, H. c. Swami, Mrs F. Taylor,
Mrs. Martha Thompson. w R. Talbot,
Elmer A Talbot, Edwin Vickman, Miss
Hattie Woods, Mrs. Mary Winters,
Otto Yeager.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-21

New York, Feb 21-To be dashed
to earth in a Zeppelin balloon wreck,
in which she had a most miraculous
escape from death. is the unique and
unfortunate experience undergone by
Gertrude Hale, a prominent New York
concert singer.
Miss Hale, who is a descendant OF
the Nathan Hale family, famous in
American history, happened to be in
Bremen, Germany, on a concert tour,
just before the war broke out She
was invited by German army officers
to make a trip in the Zeppelin NAL
kussen,' an honor rarely granted to
a woman AS will be recalled, the ILL
fated Malkussen on the tragic occa
sion caught fire and. plunging to earth
from great height, struck and de-
molished house, killing one Of Miss
Hale's party and injuring several
guests and officers. Internal injuries
which she sustained prevented her
from singing for long time, but now
she has fully recovered and will tour
the country on a concert tour.
In the meantime the Malkussen was
rebuilt and is now said to be one OF
the zeppelins raiding London.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-21

section are the Gossard
Front Lace styles for spring
the Warmers famous Rust
Proof models-the R. & c.,
Memo and w. B. styles
each line complete and ready
for YOU to select from.
The new Brassieres are
now ready in every desired
style.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-21
ON COUNTY RECORDS
Warranty Deeds,

Alfred Erickson and wife to Charles
De Flieger. lots Is and Is. block l,
Columbia Park, Moline, $4,000.
r. J. Montgomery and wife to Lii
liam E. Parsons, lot Z, block 7, Acme
addition, Moline, $3.50.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-21

liquor. Schefilbein received scalp
wound that necessitated the attention
of Dr. Arthur Parson. City authorities
have expressed their determination to
prosecute the six men to the fullest
extent of the law and predict peni-
Tertiary sentence.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-21

failed him. Unfortunately, one Tues
day he fell in with a fellow rider who
was very hungry. Eagan stinted him
self, in order that the ravenous one
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-21
New Laces Arriving Daily.

damper and glared at his visitor.
There" he continued. you've eaten
Tuesday and you've eaten Wednesday,
and now YOU want TO slice the best of
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-21
Public Notice.

will not be responsible for any
debts contracted by anyone except my
self, after this date.
JULIUS DE PAEPE.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-21

the mornin' OF Thursday, Not IL
can stop it, sonny, | won't be know
ing the day of the week."-Thl
Youths Companion.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-21

He
stand longer.
stop" he yelled he
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-21

You'll find the same enthusiasm if you will
striking and fascinating to degree that sim
ply charms one into ecstaces of delight
You know ouf special line comprises Hats
at 500.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-07
aomttes fir Sen maiba5ar Scr bent.
id)cn eb.-lutb. j3ipnsfirde.

Die @ereinieung Ser iuugen 2eltte
Der oeutiden eb..lntb. 3ionsfirde
baben fir ben am Dienstag, Sen 8.
Wlai, Inn z l1br Mben6s in Ger Stride
ab5u6altenoen &irdenbaaar Die fol.
9enocn aomites allfgelteut:
Joncp Stanb - Die SRI. !Selen
Meltphal, Mnrie unb Gli5abetb Sol
termann l1nb &melia gebr.
eanOp 8ieorrenie uno geanl1t.
STOMP gle SRI. Morma Bcitp9al.
un6 Garla &olterma,t11.
Brab Sag Sri. Marie Meber
u116 8ernice &ier.
grfriidunsen Gle SRI. @utb
6oltermarn, Meta. Stabl, SilSa
&oggenfamp, 2lluN Sdnei6er.
Geforationen - Die Serren Gam.
renee Gie6ridien, Otto llntieot, g,,.
quit Gdul5, Sugo &epeIts uno Sar.
rD 8cbr.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-07

@oblfs, g. S. garmcilter, Is. "
Si1taer. 8. $: Murpbp, ". s. Sap
lparo, 2. @. @imberlp, 5. IS. @ehigt
baltnl, S. Is. 9aa, 60. Mrllolo, Gbas
sd)ld, S. g. Saron1all, 81. $. Sal
oer1popo, Girls. Morti, 81. Sob,
&l1or. 8. y. @ilion. Sobn 3. Sal,.
ler, Sbas. Sdicle, @clirp strobbee,
sore @race, Sobn j. Naal, Jralll
8. &eppD, il.
Gen goriis Bel ser aunocntiou
Ilibrtr 5. &eeo 9anc, ma5rello 8. 81.
Ull1ner 5ltm Sefretar crpablt m,roc.
:. ., Iarber, Mlloplpb Moblfs ltllo
Nala Meper iillo oie Tele9atsll, Sic
Der &nltpention itilnnell merocn.
gas &on1ite, Dos Sic Icleaatelt cr-
l%lellllell miro, bcltebt aus $. q. 96il-
lips, Charles 8. 2inobolnt, 9r. SSSobn
altor, Gbris Marti unro s. $. 6ar-
Der.
@or Ser Staotsfollucltioll, sic IN
@apios ~abgcbaltcu werocn iul,
MIRO GIN &a11flls bes 5lpciten Giltrif=
tes eiltberllfen ipeuoe1.
F ELHLEN
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-07

llonScrs id1n selpclen lit, aufbrinscn
lam. Sic fir &opffhmersntittel nD=
tbigcn Iatcrialicno linb INN 1900.
Nrpocnt i'm Yrciic geltieecn, mic gum
I8eiIpicl Icetpcnetibill, pn5 iriibcri fin
ISL pro Sfllno sl babcns mur, fir bas
mon abcr jctt 1927 bc8ablcu muB.
Ser arieg bot olidg Sic Grciic bic
Ter aubcrer fir Den %2ebcnsbcbarf nl=
|bcbinst snotblpcnoiaer ginse scipaltis
iii bic S0be sctriebcn. On lit scr
Gbbmia1, Sen man bod lu,bebinet
BUR Mtsl6miidl1ng seq GanflagllngSz
"tllrtbabnes brai,ht. Inn bpIl 600 9rp<
sent i'm Treiie sciticscn, lpcil er bon
Den cltrppdil6cn Militarbeborben
Iclblf 9ebraltht ipirb.
GicIe m1erbDrtc Grcisfciecrltl1g lit
iii crltcr 2inie oem crbo6ten @ebraldle
Der @eaci1ltdnbc in europa lclbif sllz
sni1rcibcn, bann abcr nl,d) bent linn
ltanoe, baB nidt geniisellb Sdiffc
a1fgctrieben iperpen fDi;uten, lln1 bct
pr(en Srad9tpcrfebr aufrcd5t er6altcn
au f0n1cn. god6peritar1bige aarflclltc
IND aocntcncrflarten, oob Gin Salleu
Scr Yrciic fiir biele Npnate nidt al
eripartcn lei, falls nitbt Der @rieg at
eit,cm lucruartct i6nelen NbldllTc
aelangt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-07
Gcdytel crlnalt Sic 2eucc @onbs stint
Gctragc ppm 800, 100000.

Sci elmer aeIterl1 obacbaltcne,t
geriamnllnng Der 2epec Slnprope-
ment Gaamliiiion lt1o Dem Winan5=
fon1ite beS Staotratbes mllr6e bc=
iAloiien, Die ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
9pnos Der Sirma George 20. @ed)tel
& Company bon 1upcnport gum
@erfnnf 81 ilbergehen. Ias @elo
loft fiir @erbeilerltl1gelt OH Der 2cnec
aebraltdt mcr0el1. Mrt Wontag miro
Oiele g%n9eleseltbeit root einn1al br11
.galrocl1 Staotratb %rmterbrcitet iper=
Den, Der Damn at1 Wittpo6 bieriibcr
.a6Itilru1ell miro.
Sic Bombs linb picrpro5entig ltllo
lmlfen fiir cine Ncrinbe BON breiBig
Sabrel1. Sic Nltsbeiicrl11lgel, nlt Der
2erce o%iirftcn ihon in bieiem Sabr
pprgcl1pl1lllen ner0et1.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-07
9clegaten fit bic 5taats=
fDnuenttOncn.
Sic Gcmofrate,,.

Sci Ser &pllpctltiun Scr Scott
I@puntD I%emofraten, sic gelternMpr.
gen in Der Davenport Slirnbale Of
acBaltcl moroall mar, mllrOcl oiG
Telegatel1 fiir Die Staatsfol,peltion
oes 5lpeiten &oltgreboiitriftcs nlscrs
mablt. Die &ollpclltipn mllroc bon
@illlam s.. @oldl ocm GoltltpzGpr-
%lisennelr, Der BET Ser Gcrlammlllng
ocn SprIit fiibrte, crofinet. Charles
Sa1f beflcioetc oas sll1t oes Sefrc-
tars. 9eioe, Bic Motionalfpnpcl=
tiol1, mic Die Observation-Disclosures, mer=
Den III Clinton obgcfalten meroen,
ltto Slpar oie &onierel15 an Giens=
tag llll0 bic &plpe1tiom ar1 Witt=
pod.
altaltit u. soullff u~lltcrbreitete
eiRe Helolution, nad) Ser eii1 al1s lie
ben Mitalicoern deficiencies &on1ites
Die Sanoibotcll fiir Oie County ll1o
Observation-Disclosures, Sic nod #rid)t ge=
bltd)t pnroen iillb, ullserlpa6lt. Iiele
Relpllltipn mltroe a1gellomnten. Gas
&plnitc Fat Sic &allbiOaten natiirlid
ppr Scr Erimarlpabl SIT erlpablen.
Die MadNtcDcltoen nltrocll al1 bic
les &on1ite ermiblt: Ian 9. @prl1e,
S. S. &idlarOiol g. g. @ippen, 81.
S. Mallop, @arrp s. N'cIarlanb,
q. Salluff uno @iliam $.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-07
6tabt unb Gou' b.
Counting. oen Z. Wiai.
alcine @taot=Neuigteitcn.
- Mcrpc1ol : Mittel gcaclt Mbclt=
motismls mno Sdmer5en aller slrt.
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= AGine alapperidlangc, cine in
bieier @cget,b eetpiB ieltcne @ridei@
illng, ipllrbc geltern Nadmittag ll1z
mittelbar IN Der Stabtgrcn5ey alf Der
Spbn @peblf 6arrt, eines lan9ia1rigcn
2elers bes Ser 9clnpfrat", erIcgt.
guf @iilferufe ppli 4 &11abci1, Sic in
Der bprti9en @egerb lid berumtplten,
lpurbc Die Sdlanae ourd) 5lpei SdiiIie,
bon @errn gnsier, cincm W1it9lieo bcs
&ric9er : @creills, lrnlddbliG gcinad)I.
Gieiclbe bat cine Gauge BON 5 Sub ultb
A 3pu n1,b einen Gurd5mellcr ppn PA
3pa unb fat 4 lpgcnannte ugtattles".
@crr ltlto Irall Clarence g.
Stage, Geo. Ais Dat Strabe, aeigelt
bpderfreltt bic @eburt eil1es frafti=
gen Maocls an.
Saiictt & @otrigon, Musge=
uablte 8alune, 3ierltr1lld)er lrn0
2anoidaitsarbeiten. Slepbone Sap.
5305=S. (9llt5.)
Sri. Slorilc s. 9'gricrl, Sic
5od1ter bon 5crrn nllo Irau gbmaro
S'gricl1, 81. 81. go. 5, Iapenport,
miro a1 Iicnstag Morgen I'M s l1br
@errn George &c. 0apis int Ser fa=
ibpliidcn ct. Mlfonllts= airdc Die
@ano 5llm @ulloe fiirs Sebelt reid]el1.
SIM Sal,ie bon @iGianl Ser,
600. S2S DIT 10. StraBe, bra6 &C.
ltern Nbenb eil1 Iel,er aus. bas eli
mem Sd)aoen bon li11geiabr $40 a1t=
ridtetc.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-07
uGreen stofinss" ipirb nm IA. ST.
nj ppm ben sdJilern Ser sod.
idpnlc geipiclt.

Erinaipal MarlbaI bon Der 9a-
tpnporter 9ohidnle n1odte geltern
befannt, oaB Die Sd,iiler ser in sic.
iem Sabre graoutrenoen aIolie am
IA. Sltni bic &omobie v@reen Sto-
'ftngs" 5nr G%uffiibrung bringen mer-
Den. @abren0 Die @ouptrollen in
Den Sanben bon SRI. Morjorie gon=
l1ep l1no SRI. Morgoret anglin lie
gen, lperoen Die anberen Stolen, tpie
no9itebeno beiett meroen:
gorle armil ~ Momiral @riee.
Ioolpb Heinbre6t - @,n. aSor-
raoag.
@ulter 2rummono Colonel
iSn1itb.
Glorence Goffman - Mobert Car
Der.
Geo aeder - Scnrp gteele.
ernelt S%cnoerlon - Somes Ra.
leigh.
9lo6ert @iaolcp - martin.
Ilice Reimers Maeoe.
Coma 3anlen - @pelpn.
Selcn Wprriion ~ Nbplis.
eormen-9uno 1ante s50a.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-07
Meoiaintr baIten tn Dtcfer 80:
de In EaOcnpprt 3on=
Dcntiun alb.
l1cbcr 1000 Mcrstc mcrSc,1 licr ST
ser breitagigen &onuentiun cin=
trcffcn.
;3>uci ser bcfanntcitcn Merstc Scr
llniun iucroen aniucieno icin.

@eit iiber Sal1 leno Sotpa'er ltttb
Sai1lois'er Mer5te meroen iid) an1
Mittmpd, Ionnerstag l,nb Sreitag
oieler ISOLDE in Iapenport sur Sab
resfonperltio11 Der Soma State Sec.
bical Society e%iltfinben. s3pei ser
nromincnteiten sler5te ser Gereinig-
ten Staaten baben ibrNgrl6einen 81,
.oieicr &onpention 5ugelagt. sic
iino Ir. Mleranoer 2ai1bert bon
@erp Dorf, Grofeiior Ser Meoi5in al1
Dem meSiainiihen College Ser Cor,
nell llniperlitdt, enter Ser be7tel1
Ger5te Ser gereinigten Staate,1, INTO
Or. S. Ybilus galtnar, Erofe1Ior
Der Gbtrurgie am m%ebi5iniid]en Col
lcge Ser S1loio1a Staats= ltniperiitat
at Sl1oinnapolis.
Iltd sic promil,enteltcn gler5te
Splpas nrlb S1inois' 1perben arlpe-
ieno iein. gus @auptqllartier fir Sic
bieiige &onpettion miro bas @lad=
batpf @otel biellen, mabrenO Sic mil
ienidaftliden Gortrage unb gorfiib=
rlll1gen inl 8urtis Spernbal1s obge-
meroen iollen. SsN1 Ser Moole
4. u1o Gerrp StraBe, peroer
wiHenidaftlide Sbjefte allsgeHelt
meroen. Sic Argen=, Nalen=, Sbren-
ltn0 Acknowledgement merben oa=
i'm @ladbamf &otel=8 olliaal
obgebalten lDer0en.
Sim erIten Sage ser aonbention
Die eintreffenoen Gamen
lpiibren0 Ser NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bon
4 bis 6 l1br 0ie @aiite bon 6rau IS.
aQet i1 ibrem Seine, Geo. IL
Daft 2ane, iein, mabreno on1 ~5lpeiten
Gage 6as 8ar6en Ibeater fir Sic
1an1en relerpirt iein miro. Sort lol=
len &e5itationen ltnb @anbelbiloer
meroen.
Mm 9olmerstag Mafmittag Inn 5
llbr iino Die @eluder oie @alte ser
Scott County MeOicul Societp unS
cine Gulrofabrt altf sem W1ii-
|tlltpp1 ltl%1ter11ebt1e11. MabrenD Der
miro bas 5pelletid} Gltar=
tett Die @alte u%nterbalten.
an mebrere Sl1noert Mer5te in 81
lil1ois linb ginla0ungen geian0t mor=
ben l1b Die meiiten bon Sen gi11ae-
(aoenen baben ldon iett 5%ugelogt.
Or. 8. 8. Illen nl10 81. 8. 90. gsit=
lino Mitglie0er oes General
arra11gemelltsfomites fir bie ltaatli=
tie gereinigung. Sammtlid)e Mitz
Der Scott County Meoical
Society lin6 Mit9lieoer oes General
ampfangsfomites.
Gas l1nterbaltungsfomite iebt lid
alts Sen folgenoen Mer5ten 5ulam-
met: 9rs. @ep. 6. 9efer, s.. 81.
N%enoiren, q. s. Ionogoe, S. G..
S. 9. 2ittig, Geo. sc. Mi66le=
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