davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-11-10
Wilson wyjechaf ma
chrzciny.

Long Branch, N. J., 10 listo-
pada. - Prezydent Wilson od--
jechai wczoraj o godzinie 7:45
wieczor ma jachcie ,,Mayflower"
do Rhinecliff, N. Y, skad dis
rano udal sic pociagiem do Will
Jamestown, Mass, ma chrzciny
najmlodszej swej wnuczki, core
czki PAM Francis B. Sayre. Pre-
zydent bedzie ojcem chrzestnym
irpozostanie II corki do jutra, po-
czem odjedzie do Waszyngtonu,
gdzie przybedzie w uiedziele.
Pred odjazdem jego ME byly
znane jeszcze ostateczne wyni--
XII. wyborow w Kalifornii, ktore
zadecydowaly porazce pana
Hughesa i prezydent powstrzy-
mai sic Z wydawaniem opinii o
sytuacyi wyborczej, aczkolwiek
prezes krajowego komitetu de-
mokratycznego VanceMcCor:-
mick puikownik House zapew-
mali 60 o niewatpliwem zwycie-
stWie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-11-10
w Minnesota Hughes
ma przedzie.

St. Paul, MINI. 10 listopada.-
Try DOLBY trivia juz obliczanie
glosow wtorkowych wyborow
W Minnesota, a mimo to pozosta
je ona jeszcze ciagle ma liScie
Stanow watpliwych niewiado--
mo, kto W niej odniosl zwycie--
stwo. Ma razie pan Hughes PRO-
duje w tych wyScigach, wick
szoSc jego jest jednak tax ME
znaczna, il wszelkie przepowied-
ME byiyby nieuzasadnione.
Z ogolnej liczby 5,O24 precynk-
tow obliczono 1889, ktore wyka-
zuja 1851 gios6w "a panem
Wilsonem, a 176,545 "a Hughe-
sem. Podobno wieksza Geese pre-
cynktow, skad brak jeszcze obi
czenia, nalezy do demokratycz-
nych, tax, ze rezultaty mich mo-
ga z latwoscia przyniesc zwycie-
stwo w Stanie panu Wilsonowi.
Z wyjatkiem g}osow oddanych
ma prezydenta, Minnesota pozo--
staia W tym rol1u nadal SLIME re-
publikanska.
Wielu ,,leaderow'' demokraty-
cznych zapewnia re o zwycie--
stwie prezydenta Wilsona w tym
Stanie zadecyduje 2,136 glosow
zolnierzy gwardyi, ktorzy pre-
bywaja ma pograniczu tam gio-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-11-10
Snierc dwu oficerow
lotnikow.

Washington, 10 listopada. -
Department marynarki otrzy--
NAL wiadomosc o znalezieniu w
rzece Potomac zwiok porucznika
Clarence G. Bronson, ktory zostal
zabity we srode wskutek pred
wczesnego wybuchu bomby w
czasie wzlotu w Indian Head,
Nd, natomiast ME natrafiono ma
zaden Slad cia}a mlodego Office
ra ordynansowego, porucznika
Luther Welsh, kt6ry rzuci} tax
niefortunnie bombe, IL eksplodo-
waIa zawczeSnie, druzgocac ma.
szyne i zabijajac obu lotnikow.
Bronson i Welsh dokonywali
prob z nowemi bombami, celem
wynalezienia najskuteczniejszego
sposobu rzucania ich aeroplanu
gdy padli ofiara niebezpiecznego:
swego zawodu. y 4, .-s. +.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-11-10
KatastrOfa przy rzucaniu bomb,
deutschland" Odk|ada sW6j odjazd.
PREzYDENT WYJECHAk DO RHINECLIFF.
lime Telegramy.
Wybor WlsOna
zapewniony.

San Francisco, Cal, 10 listo-
pada. - Ukonczone obliczenie
giosow W Kalifornii, gdzie prezy-
dent Wilson otrzymai wiskszoSc
co najmniej $500 giosow, zade--
cydowaio o zwyciestwie jego W
wyborach prezydencyatnych, jak
to juz cd Srody rama byfo niemal
pewnem. Wobec niewatpliwego
juz takze zwyciestwa jego W
New Mexico, ktory rozporzadza
trzema giosami elektoralnymi, ma
pan Wilson juz dotychczas 272
glosow elektoralnych, .cyfra ia
moze podnie5t sic do 296, jezeli
pokona take swego kontrkandy,
data w Minnesota, West Virginia
! New Hampshire, gdzie oblicza-
ME ME jest jeszcze ukOhczone.
Minnesota ma -, West Virgi-
MIA g, a New Hampshire 4 glo-
sy elektoralne.
Wedle dotychczasowych rezul-
tat6w giosy elektoralne rozdzie-
lone sa jak nastepuje:
tS+apv Wilson Hughes. Watpl
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-11-10
Extra! Extra! !!
Co nam daja, Czego
ME oddaja.
{ KOMITET WYDzIAkU NARODOWEG0. }

Wydzial Narodowy P. C.. X. R. otrzymaf
dzisiaj nastepujaca depesze ,kablowa Polskiej
Agency Centralnej W Lozannie sprawie ma
nfestu dwoch cesarzy dnia S listopada.
Johanna, 8 LISTOPADA, 1916.
,,Austryacki Rad, zapytywany byl przed
kilku tygodniamj czy Austrya odda Galicye pol.
skiemu pa1stwu, majacemu bye utworzonem
Kr6lestwa Polskiego Austrya W odpowiedzi po.
stawila warunek, ze Niemcy powinny takze od-
dac Polsce Pozna1skie, przeciwnym razie
ODMAWIA USTAPIENIA GALICYI. Niemcy 3D.
m6wily, natomiast oba rzady zgodzily sic usta-
nowie prowizoryczny Rad polski pod niemiecka
wladza wojskowa, tylko dla Krolestwa Polskie-
go : rozszerzyc autoncmie Galicyi.
Polska AgencpQ Centralna.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-11-10
Brak wiadomosci W
sprawie ,,Arabii".

Washington, 10 listopada. -
Sekretarz Lansing zezwolil ma
wydanie oficyalnego oSwiadczeH
MIA, w ktorem stwierdza, re vice
konsul 1Westcott nadesial Lon
dynu depesze w ktoret donosi,
IL brytyjski parowiec pasazerski
ARABIA" zostal zatopiony przez
nur niemiecki bez ostrzezenia,
lecz zadnych blizszych szczego--
low o tenn zdarzeniu jeszcze ME
otrzymano, W szczegolnoSci zas
niewiadomo, czy miedzy pasaze-
rami ,,Arabii" znajdowali sic A
merykanie. ......
z Berlina ME otrzymano do
tychczas odpowiedzi ma note,, W
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-11-10
Z Teatrow Woiny

Jeszcze n1niej - coraz mniej
wiesci z Teatrow Wojny....
Jedynie ma rumunskim terenie
wazniejsze dzieja sic rzeczy:
tam Rosyanie Rumuni silna
ofensywa wypieraja Mackense-
ma - odebrali miasto Hirsova i
dalsze odnosza sukcesy. Ma
siedmiogrodzkim teatrze mic
nowego, ma polskim wtoskim
podobniez; we Francyi walk
Iokalne, dla Sprzymierzonych
dobre - lecz bez zmian ma linii.
A kiedy mniej zwawe tempo
walk - ozywia sic wojna ma
sfowa - ma jezyh: pisza, ga
daja - co niemiara - oczy-
vista ma temat pokoju przede-
wszystkiem: wiec Niemcy O.
swiadczaja sic "a Liga Pokoju
'po wojnie - obawiaja sic po-
wojennych stosunkow ekono--
micznych; Anglia odpowiada,
ze wogole pokoju siuchae ME
chce, dopoki celow zafozonych
wojny tel ME przeprowadzi -
a wSrod celow - uwolnienie
narodow uciskanych. alluzya
do Sprawy Polskiej W referacie
Centralnych. Odpieraja tez
Sprzymierzeni przypuszczenie
mozliwosci zawarcia przez Ro-
sye oddzielnego pokoju z Cen
tralnymi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-11-10
Znaleziono ciafo
zamordowanego.

Salina, Kans., 10 listopada. -
w odlegloSci trzech mil Cd Ellis
worth, Kahs, znaleziono zwloki
R. NJ. Bushong'a, kt6ry zosta}
zamordowany W zeszlym tygo--
dniu w drodze Junction City do
Garden City, .Kans. Ciabo leza}o
Gwierc mill Cd drogi, ma polu,
przykryte lekko ziemia.
Podobno do morderstwa przy-
znai sic Howard Turner, ktory
wraz zona zamordowanego, pa
mia Evelyn Bushong, znajduje
sic w wiezieniu w Denver.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-11-10
z DETROIT, MICH.

w kosciele Sw. Jerzego, ma rogu
ulicy Westminster Cardonia odpra-
will pierwsza Msze sw. czyli swe pry-
micye ks. Franciszek Rusis. wycho-
wanek seminaryum Polskiego Or
chard Lake, Micn.
Prymicyanta przeprowadzono z
plebanii do koscio}a W procesyi, W
kt6rej szlo s ministrantow, 20 die
wczatek W bieli niosacych kwiaty, a
"a niemi nastepujacy kapiani:
KS. K. Skrypko, ks. P. Daninas,
klerycy Jan Bakszys Rochester, N.
Y, ks. Bereiszys, teolog 2 Polskiego
seminaryum jakotez L. Wojciecha-
uckas, Wine Nanortanis, Dominik
Witawski, Jankauskas, E. Zygmosyas
ltd.
Prymicyantowi asystowali przy od-
prawieniu pierwszej Mszy sw. kleryS
Jan Bakszys, jako mistrz ceremonii;
ks. Pawel Daniunas, wychowanek
Pol. Sem. jako archiprezbyter; L..
Wojciechowski, kleryk trzeciego ro-
ku teologii Po,skiego Seminaryum,
jako dyakon iJ. Bereiszys, kleryk z
pierwszego roku teologii Orchard
Lake, jako subdyakon. a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-11-10

sowali. Baloty ich odeslano w "a
pieczetowanych skrzynkach do
obliczenia komisarzy stanowych,
zanim jednak ci sic zbiora Ii
czeniem za}atwia, upiynie jesz--
cze jakiS czas i ME nalezy ocze--
kiwac, ably rezultat byi znany
pred poniedzialkiem.
Wedle prywatnych doniesien
probne glosowanie w pulku re-
krutujacym sic St. Paul i Min
neapolis wykaza}o silny senty--
ment "a Wilsonem, natomiast
pulk rekrutowany prowincyi
ma bye W wiekszoSci swej "a
Huohesem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-11-10
Deutschland odkfada
swoj odjazd.

New London, Conn, 10 listo-
pada. - Niemiecka l6dz podwo-
dna Deutschland ME odpiynie
Ameryki W piqtek, jak to pier
wotnie zapowiadano i odjazd jej
nastapi prawdopodobnie dopiero
W przyszIym tygodniu. Zwioka ia
spowodowana zostala op0znie-
MEM sic transportu ladunku, kto-
ry nur ma zabrac ma swoj poklad,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-11-10
RepubHkanscy herowni


karnpanii przyznaia, re wedle do
tychczasowych obliczeh pan Will
son zostai ponownie obrany,
twierdza jednak, re W niektorych
Stanach roznica otrzymanych
przez obu kandydatow giosow
byia tax maia, il domagac sic
bedq powt6rnego liczenia. 1 tax
n. p. wiekszosc pana Wilsona W
New Hampshire wynosi tylko
SO gfosow, wobec czego drobne
nawet pomylki moga zawazyc
ma szali.
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Sworn statement to the U.S.. P. O.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-11-10
Ruch Parowcow.

PRZYBYEY: Christiansand: Uni
ted States. - Manila: Bessie Dollar.
ODESZhY: Nowy York: Oscar II,
Patria, Baltic. - st. Michaels: Regi-
na d'Italia. Manila: Karimoen, Sal
kai Maru. = Fayal: Roma. = Go
thenburg: Stockholm.
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ktorej Department stanu prosii
O nadeslanie urzedowych infor--
macyi w sprawie zatopienia
przez nur niemiecki parowca
,,Marina", przyczem szeSciu oby-
wateli amerykahskich stracilo
zycie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-11-10
Kalendarzyk.

Jutro, IL listopada: Sw. Marcina
biskupa.
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]. B. PaIlsscn wypozycza pienIsdA
IA realnose. sprzedaje karty OkreIo
We reSlnose. 1146 fIoble ul.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-09
"Work No Snap
Says Walsh
Well known Travelling Man Makes
Statement About His
Relief.
PRAISES TANLAC,

Among the many statements which
are daily being made in regard to
Tanlac, and the merits of this new
preparation, which is now being intro
duced in Rock Island. none is more
interesting than that of W. j. Walsh,
Jr., who is travelling representative in
several of the central states for the
]. B. William company of Glaston-
bury, Conn, which manufactures the
popular toilet articles of that name
Mr.. Walsh has headquarters at sol
Victoria building, st. Louis, Mo-, and
is well known among the trade in this
territory. In regard to his recent i'm
provement in health he said:
This road work is no snap when it
comes to eating and sleeping. 1t has
certainly ruined my stomach and l
don't know how sick I would have
been if l had not taken Tanlac. Be
fore heard of this medicine, or rather
before l began taking it, my whole
system was out Of order. | felt tired
and worn out all the time and I could
not sleep at night My digestion was
poor and l was almost always consti-
pated. AS soon as l would eat any
thing in the way OF a big meal my
stomach would fill with gas and
would be most uncomfortable for some
time afterwards. My mind was dull
and my memory poor. In this run
down condition / contracted cold cas-
lily and though l tried a number of
remedies nothing seemed to help me.
Il was passing through town In
Kentucky about two weeks ago and
saw this Tanlac advertised | got a
bottle and began taking it. / am glad
/ did, for Tanlac has proven a won
derful remedy in my case My ambi-
ton has returned as well as nv
strength and energy. I now sleep all
night and get up in the morning feel
ing cheerful and ready for work.
have fine, appetite and relish every
thing | eat l am we'll man and
hope Tanlac will do as much for 9TH
ers as it has for me-"
Tanlac. the Master Medicine" Is
now being sold in Rock Island at the
drug store OF A. ]. Riess.-(Adv.)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-09

You're cunning for Marley" sur
missed Goldman.
Sure am" agreed Sledge. Il don't
want you stung. How do you crawl?"
DO get back in after it's all
Strengthened QUIZ
"You can have a chunk of It."
Goldman surveyed him thoughtfully.
They do say you stick to a promise
like that" he unused. well, two
weeks ago l had written authority
to make contracts. conclude business
and write checks. in the name Of my
corporation. Day before yesterday
that authority was revoked. We a.
ways do that
Bendix came In.
Marley got out from under" Sledge
told him. Why"
so the wedding could come Off"
returned Bendix, with an involuntary
glance at the red rose boutonniere.
The wedding" repeated Sledge.
Look here, Bendix. don't you kid
me-
Il wish was" replied Bendi1.
showing. for the first time, his knowl-
edge of how important all this was to
the big boy. Molly and Bert Glider
are 10 be married right off the bat"
No man had ever seen Sledge pale
before.
"When?" he wheezed
+ Right away. This afternoon!
They're being married now
! Although there We're to be no guests
at the Marley wedding. the house was
naturally in a state Of much tensity as
the time approached. Molly. for two
hours before the minister was to ar
rive. was engaged in the finishing
! touches Of her toilet. which was fully
! 90 elaborate. though not so conven
! tional. as if the function was to be
the most formal one possible. and her
boudoir. from one end to the other,
, was clattered with fluffy tinery. with
toilet accessories. with two maids and
Fern Burbank. the three latter articles
being in state closely borderin. on
I hysteria.
/ Downstairs Bert Glider wandered
from room to room feeling more in the
way than if he We're an unbidden guest
at somebody elses wedding. his only
human companion being an occasional
contact with the thin legged butler.
who, under the excitement of the occa-
sion. had opened a surreptitious bot
tie of champagne in the pantry. and,
there being plenty of room In his in
tellect, had succumbed to the incvita-
bic gloom of the occasion.
The most busily occupied one Of all.
however, was Frank Marley. who.
from Immediately after breakfast, had
ensconced himself in his den. where
he somewhat sadly finished his con-
nection with many odds and ends of
local business and social institutions.
writing checks and friendly notes al
the morning.
He even had his lunch brought in tc
him, for, truth to tell, he preferred
rather to be alone than to be with
Bert on this particular day. He fell
somehow as if he could never be quite
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-09
Continued next Saturday,
ON COUNTY RECORDS
Warranty Deeds.

Otto Anderson and wife to Daniel J.
Solenberger. Lot /, blk. 9, Buford &
Guyer's add, Rock Island. 81.
W. f. Kerns and wife to Emma c.
Fasserl and John n. Fasserl. Lot 16,
blk. ., G. Elmer Blakesley's 18th st.
add, Rock Island. 81.
Edward H. Guyer. ct al. to Charles
H. Ainsworth, trustee. Lot 80, blk.
164, East Moline. 81.
George H. Owens to Nick VassOs.
Lot IS, blk. 127, New Shops add, East
Moline $1.917.
Alice c. Walker to Erick Olson. Lot
). blk. /, Orlando Child's add, Moline
$1,000.
Elmore H. Stafford to Henry A Mil
Ter. Lot 2, blk. "a, second add, Sill
Wis. $500.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-09
MINISTER'S PROTEST
STREET CAR SMOKING

The Tri-City Ministerial alliance,
embracing the pastors with their
wives. of the Evangelical churches of
Davenport, Moline and Rock Island, as
sembled in regular session, by unani-
nous vote, appointed committee to
frame a courteous and earnest request
directed to the Tri-City Railway COM
pany with reference to the federation
OF the use of tobacco in the cars on
their lines.
The following resolution was report
ed and unanimously adopted:
Whereas, the habits of tobacco using
in public places is unsanitary and Of
fensive to large number of your pa
irons, and
! Whereas, such practice is already
prohibited in very many of our large
cities:
Therefore, we respectfully request
! that you take under favorable consid-
GRAFTON to forbid the practice of smok-
ing on all your cars while in use.
W. H. BLANCHE,
j. l.. VANCE.
J. H. MILLER,
The committee.
All the news all the time-The
Argus
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-09
CHAPTER XVI.

interesting News For the Big Boy.
- LEDGE did what any other fool
- lover would have done. He tel
4 y ephoned three times that even
Ing to see how Molly was, and
when be went home he drove two miles
out of the way to pass the house he
was equally solicitious the next morn
ing and handled his business with sin
gular lack Of concentration. The last
two weeks had made him more slavish-
he missed her as q morphine fend does
his dope
Goldman dropped in TO see him at 2
o'clock
Il want to talk consolidation with
you. Mr. Sledge," be offered, sitting
smilingly in the visitors chair.
What consolidation? asked Sledge.
The street railway companies. We
have just purchased the controlling in
tereSt in the company now operative"
Sledge turned on him slow glance.
From Frank Marley" he demanded.
From Frank Marley" repeated Cold
RAN pleasantly, looking as if he e1-
rected to be applauded for his enter
prise.
You're up against it." Sledge warn.
ed him. Did you pay:"
Gave Marley my check yesterday
afternoon"
"Today's a holiday" advised Sledge
Better stop payment"
Il don't understand" faltered Cold
alan,
You will when you're stung," ad-
vi>ed Sledge.
Il N not Stung." announced Goldman
emphatically. Our people don't take a
chance on getting in wrong. That
check can be stopped"
Go TO it." ordered Sledge and punch.
ed the bell. Where's Bendix:" he de-
manded Of Adolph.
Don't know Want him."
Quick, ordered Siedge. why
DIDN'T You tell me you was after con-
Ill: Now you don't get anything.
Il get out-that's one cinchr' stated
Goldman. rising and looking at his
watch
How" asked Sledge.
''That'S my affair Id be sucker 10
lay myself liable by an admission of
the knowledge
Il want 10 know" persisted SIedge.
Il want 10 be sure of it
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-09

In accord with the man who was to
take from him his motherless Molly,
and he tried to quell the fear for her
which arose in him. Moreover, Bert
represented the new life which stretch
ed before him, and he was not quite
ready for it now that the time bad
come. He was an old man, he real
lied, and 1t Is a dangerous matter to
uproot old trees. He had lived the
best years of his life In this city. had
worked here, and had married here.
and had built up his fortunes here, and
here had occupied a position of some
honor and respect. And, try as he
would, be could not look with too
much confidence upon achieving the
same thing as a stranger In a strange
place.
1t was all wrong, he told himself,
and he would not even be properly
thankful for the crumb Of luck which
he had wrested from the bygone feast.
In his pocket be had the check which
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-09

the mortgage on his house. he could
not have paid dollar Of his debts. he
would have been left without penny.
and he would have dragged down into
bankruptcy hundreds Of poor families
like Henry Peters, who had their all
invested in his enterprise. True. they
were ruined anyhow or would be, but
he had curiously immoral sense that,
by stepping out from under before the
crash came and by being no longer at
the head Of the doomed company. he
was passing along the moral response
bility of their downfall to the up state
syndicate and to Sledge. Thank God.
Re was safe.
Again his bell rang.
Marley" queried a tense person.
Yes" he acknowledged. trying to
place the voice as that of some news
paper man Of his acquaintance and
feeling again that comfortable sense Of
escape.
This is Goldman" rasped the voice.
Say, Marley, we're in pickle"
What's the matter?' inquired Mar
ley, watching his right hand curiously.
1t wabbled spasmodically where it lay
on the table. and he seemed to have
no control over it.
Firm revoked my authority to act
two days ago. Just got their notifica.
ton"
"Yes?" queried Marley. with a
strange inability quite to grasp the
meaning of this.
Well" went on Goldman. I'm send.
ing out your stock by messenger boy.
You may as well tear up that check.
It's no good"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-09

All the news all the time-The
Argus
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-09

A large class will be adopted by
Leola council, No. s. Degree of Poca
hontas. at the next meeting, Feb. %.
Plans for the event were discussed at
the meeting in Red Men hall last even
ing and number of APPLICATIONS were
read from some of those who will be
in the class. A committee was also ap-
pointed to arrange for st. Patricks
day party and dance, which will be
given in the hall March IA After the
business meeting social session was
enjoyed by the large number attend
ing.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-09
IN MOLINE LODGES

Second and third degrees were put
on for a class at the Manufacturers
lodge, No. So, |. 0. O. F., meeting last
evening, the same class having re-
ceived initiatory degree at the prev
ious meeting Plans for the social, to
be given by the degree staff next
Tuesday in K. P. hall were also dis
cussed and regular business was tran
sacted.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-09

Victrola XIV, mahogany or
oak, with SIS worth of rec
ords of your own choosing.
You pay SIS cash for the rec
ords, and beginning 80 days
later SIS monthly on the Vic
trola.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-09

Seven candidates were given the mi
tiatory degree at the meeting of Moline
lodge, No. 1873, |. 0. 0. F., in Masonic
hall last evening. Second degree will
be put on for the same class at the
next meeting. A number of applica
lions were also read.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-09

ing in March. Ladies of the lodge are
in charge of the event, which will be
the big social gathering of the winter
There will be only short business
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-09

Reading Of four applications featur-
ed the business meeting of Vasa lodge.
No. 139, Scandinavian Brotherhood, in
Swedish Olive hall last evening. De-
cision was also reached to give a
dance and card party at the first meet
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-09

meeting previous to the party. After
the business session last evening, a So
cial was in order during which re-
freshments were served
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-09

Victrola ri, mahogany or
oak, with SO worth of rec
ords of your own choosing.
You pay $40 cash for the rec
ords, and beginning 80 days
later $40 monthly On the Vic
trola.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1916-02-24
Notice Of Trustees Sale

iv virtue Of deed OF trust made hy
Ivan Bush 20 The undersigned 4. G. Math-
ews and :. L. Bell, trustees Tor James II
Bailey, bearing date on the 18th dav of
February, 1907 and Of recol 4 in the Clerk $
Office OF the County Court CT Calhon conn
", West Nilgiuia, in Trust Il Mortgage
Book No. ~ page l73, the undersigned
trustees Will on Friday, February 10Th,
1916, between tie hours OF eight o'clock
a M and six oclocl, p. ~, at the front
door OF the Court House OF Calhoun coun-
y, West Virginsa, offer for sale at public
auction to the highest bidder, a certain lot
or parcel of real estate lying and being sit
nate in the village Of Brooksville, Calhoun
county, West Virginia, and bounded and
described as follows:
Beginning at the county road at a corner
OF a certain lot in said village known as
the l. G. White property, and running
thence with line of said lot to the Little
hanawha river; thence down said river n
distance Of 81 feet; thence with a line par
ali"l with the line of said White property
to the public road; thence with said public
road to the place OF beginning, containing
l-l6 of an acre, more or less.
Terms of Sale: Cash in hand on day of
sale.
A. G.. Mathews
s.. p. BELL
Trustees