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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-06-15

Gas SnIttstOmite Dee SenatS Int
stt 5lteunlten Matchmaker Groblbj
tIOH erflort. llunuihultlnm tonmt2
gum Rinppcnl
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-06-15
Sraufreids Staot.manncr crfla

vrnnfrflhle StnnfNnin1llcr crfIn'
rem. Deutidiaub@ Modt fomuc nlr
ourd Die 2I%uferlcalmg cintr NrlcQ>.
cntid,aoiaitna bon 100 WiIlIoutn &c.
brohen merocn. Stlmnt
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-06-15

Dir ihnaite britiide Ciicnnue
ldeint bereIts gum StIllitnno letom.
men lin 10 groBer Die %gnttduldurrg
hrs enaliItlcu &oIfc9!
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-08-18

Siilfe bies Sruppenlager rcdtseitie
fertie baben tperoen.
Gbas. sSeis sons,
81uunternebnter.
lleber 5000 Irbeiter iinb 1eet NIT
hieIer 8ieieualfsabe bel6dftiet.
9uppelmprb in Gait 9nbnane.
9ubuque. II. Ills. Gin Sop
pelmcro ipurbe 9onnerstag Nadt III
einem anriihiseu 3aule in Slt sAl@
buque besausen. Sic Opfcr ilnS: Alz
bert 3eenft aus Selipein uno Sran'
8alters aus 8aterloo.
Sic 8eidaffenbeit Ser Sciden oeia@
te, bab bem grIdieben ser beiSen e1r
persipei fclter 8aupf poraussins. Se1ot
Nldnner iparen iurdtbor s:tserihtet
belonbers burd 8ppfbiebe.
Nui sic MGrber miro eifrig gefabus
set, BOD bat man big ieet feline Spu'
seiuuSer1.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-08-18
9tr aritg.

~ = = ~ ASs <t~NO" <*uv WV W
ihen .!9auptqmartier: @eitrise Amgriff
Der ruiiiden nnb rnmauiiden9r
n1rblid pon 5otibani nnb am nntere,
seretb an bcr rnmdniid)en iSront bra
den inn bentiden 6euer suiammen.
Berlin, II. Ang. slus ben, beut
fdem 6auptauartier: 9entide 8urpo
iteniteannsen am Dierfanal, nab
9reisradtem in 8efsien, ,uurben &c
tern nom 9ruppem ber Gntenteallitrte,
iiberrannt. Der 5finb ero6erte ferne
8oben mSrblid mnb jitlid BON Big
id)ppte.
8ei ct. Snliem mnb at pielem 8unf
ten meiter iiibli9 bis 8arnetun bran!
ber 6einb in Sic neue beutideSaladt
sDne.
s(m N6cn6 tuar Qa,semard unb un
iere perlprene Ste4ung ,uiebcr in un
ierem 8eiit,.
Am allen anberen 8unftcm bradcr
bic eueliidem Ansriffe pur ben beut
fden 9rabtperbauen sniammen.
grpt ibrer grofem Spfer baben bi,
Gngldnber nihtserreid,t. 9urd bief'
Nb,ueiiuusen errangen ,uir ci,cm ppl:
lem sies. 1tneridattert nnb bu&semutf
itebt mmiere Jront fir neue sdladteu
bereit.
9as Cad nnb bie etiiten ser &a=
tbebrale bon ct. Amentin iinb suiam=
mensefallen, nnb bas Sunerc lit aus
gebrannt.
8erlin, II. aus. Nus 6em geit=
risen 8erid,t bes beutfden 5auptauar.
tiers: 9iabc ct. Auentin entpidelter
bic Iran5oien geitern (MGitt,uoh)
gadmittas auferseuSbnlidc @efdit
tbatisfeit. Mit unsefabr 5000 @rana.
ten, bie in bic stabt se,uuricn ,uurbeu
sclang es ibnen, baS Iiarrbaus in
8ranb 5u ieten. Boa burt ariffen bi,
5lan,men auf bic &atbebrale iiber, bi'
ieit seitern Abenb nm $3.50 1lb,
brennt.
. 9iefrans.2ronti Sramt=
reid, II. dug. 9as 1emer in be,
beriibmten &atbcbrale BON ct. Quentin
,purbe gesen 6 1tbr Mittuud slbent
BON unieren @prpoften bemertt. ei'
,parem eritaunt, balb bic san5e &atbe:
bralc brennen sn iehe,t.
Sic 1trfahe bes 8lsahes 1T nnbe:
fannt. Giherlid5 ,purbe er ni@t bnrd
bas fra,ts5fiide @eihiitfeuer pernr:
fadt.
@efansene iasem aus, haR bieStab
'fiir5lid BON Sffisieren mnb Sulbaten
sepliinbert tuorhen lit, bic bic eeitublc.
nen @ertbfadeu uah 9eutidlanl
ididcn.
bon, II. Qlmg.. .@idt nur ii
2anscmard in, 8eiits ber 8riten, iun:
bcrn aud 0eldnbc jenieits bauun
SelbmaridaQ 6ais bert@tet, bai pi'
S6ladtfront 9 @seilem lang fei, mi
midt 20 Nseilcn, ,uic bic 9cutiden ia.
eea. Sic Alliirten bahet 1900 @efan
gene sema9t nnb 24 8eid)iite erbentet
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-08-18
Aus btnl @taate.
9as 3. Mesment fertis 5ur Sabrt mad
sSrantreih.

9as 3. Megment fertis sur Sabrt mad
syrantreih.
9cS " ines, II. Aug. 9as 3.
@esiment ber Natiunalearbe punS Soma,
She'll Der mad, sSranfrei4 beorberte,.
9ipiiipn, bat fid beute auf benz &C.
lanbe Der state Sair u,obiliiirt. 9as
l. 3esimcut, bas III CAMP 9obse mo :
biliiirt ,uiro, ,uablt ans jeber &umpa
mic 3annfhaiten aus, bic bas 3. &c
aimcnt auf Sic pulle &riesitarfe brin=
gen ioaeu.
sgenben lid, at ben @atriutismns be'
Nrbeiter.
9es 90 oi II cs, II. Iug. Nn9elidtz
ser riejenbaften Muf9abe, bds bielt9e
Iruppenlaser fir Sic staiionalarmee
in 3ipei @oden fertig sl1 ltelIen. baber
sic 8auunternebmer folgenben Ippe1
an sic Irbeiter iibcrau in Der 8rie9s
ltabt angeidlasen:
Sic 5cit lit fuitbar.
l1nier 2anb lit int &riese.
.8ir bouen fir aFdnuer. Sic ibrt
Sanilicn llnb 8elddfte nerlaf1en ipcr'
Den, INT nil ibrem 2eben fir nnle'
2ano 5u fdn,pfen.
rGs lit lnlere slufsabe, bies grup;
penloser innerbalb ser nddlten 5ipe
8obcn fertiasulteIlen.
Gin Sag Ser56gerllng mag torbar'
2eben foitcu. cine @odc @ers69ernns
mag gum @erIuit bes arieges fiibren.
rSurl,nt, nit 10 piclen iueitercn slr:
bcitern, als ipir finSeu f0nnen, lab
uns arbeiten. ,pic tpir nod ME gear:
|beitet baben. Ssir buben Sen frcise
bi9iteu Mrbcitseber, ben Die @cIt i
ocfunnt but ~ sic Hc9ierun9 Der Scr
Staaten.
so labt uus Senn 'lnlerm srbeit
gebcr betpeiien. oab lpcSer Sriidcbcrse
nod ssreunbe Dcs 8oilcrs inter I'M
iinn. uno oab mir nit &aior @utler
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-08-18
9elesrapbiid)e ssoti;cn.

I. UUUIlIl.
BulebaII. Sn Ser g a 10 a
9sittsburg O. 3; Ybilabelpbtc
8, 4.
ct. 2onis 5, 9ietp 9ort 2.
Chicago 8oiton, Segen.
Seine anbereu Spiele geme!oet.
sSn Ser u team:
Volton 8, Glebelano I.
8aibiustou 8, 9etrott 6.
gieip Dort 4. ct. 2o,lis 1.
@bilaoelpbia 8. Chicago 7 (Stpol'
Snnings.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-08-18
Nu8 BEN MuslQn6t.
@uf(anbs sdtuarse Cite.

GuRlan6s Sduarae Cite.
Retro9rab, 16. slug. 8uBlanf
bat cine l6tpar3e Cite ber0ffentli6t
581 i6tpebiide, 0dnilde uuo nortpesi=
| fbe 5sirmen iinb am 9ounersta9 aui
bie Cite se}ebt iporoeu. nit benen ruiz
lil9en l1utertbanen es berboten miro
3auoel gu treibeu.
&riie in 5innlanb.
Sci lingfors. 16. Nug. Rubez
lt0rungen. tpelde Durd ben Mangel an
Qebensmitteln berborgerufen puroen.
baben at elmer 8abiuettsfrile gefiibrt.
Sic Senatoren baben ben Benera(souz
berneur erill9t, Ser propiiorilden 8ez
sieruns lire Nelisnationen gu unterz
breiten. Ser @eneralgouberne1r fat
Serrn Totoi. 8i5eprdiioent Ser Nbtbeiz
lung fir Sparlamteit un0 Erdlibent
bes 2anbtass, eriueht. elm io5ialilttl6es
&abiuett 8ll biloen. CT bat onsenomz
men. Gin @eneralltreit lit ertldrt NOR
Sen.
Gnglanbs Gage giinitig.
2on0 on. 16. Mus. Su ieiner bellz
tigen 91ebe i'm 6aus ser 0n1einen
sab 2lopb George oie @erli6eruns ab,
oaB bas engliife 8olt nidt aussebunz
gert tperoen t0nne, unb bab bie miliz
tdriihe Qaqe Der glQiirten jebr giin=
itig lei.
Ser Yren1ier berli1erte, baB bic
Nettoperlulte an Sdifien tpeit bon ben
oeutlden @erluit3iffern pdren. Gur6z
i9nittli6 betriigen Tie 100000 Som
men i'm Wlouat unb lie ipiiuben nod
tpeiter iinfen.
SIM sSl1ui leien Sic 8erlulte bur6
Taudboote auf 100000 Sonnen gez
fallen. Sic neuseboute 9onua9e be-
tra9e in Sen lestcn leds W}onaten anz
ndberno 1.420.000 Sonnen, bon oez
men 100000 Sounen in @roBbriz
tannien gebaut ieien. 9ie @eian1ntz
bautbdtigfeit tueroe iidb fit bas gan5e
Sdbr auf 100000 Sonnen 1tellen.
8eiteben auf 3beilnabme.
Qonbon. 16. Mug. Iitglie0er bes
ggetutiptomitees Ser ensliihen slrbeiz
terpartei baben cine Innabrue Ser 9ez
iolution empfoblen. Sic in Ser lpdter
pertaeten &onferen3 ser arbeiterpartei
angenortuen iperoen iou ut1o oie porz
liebt, hob es 1punlhenstpertb lei. tpe,pn
Sic engli|6earbeiterpartei an ben Som
feren3en ser so5ialiiten in Stodbolm
tbeilnebmen ipiirbe, I'm, feinen 8tueifel
iiber sic Nnlidten Der engIii6en ars
better sort auftommeu gu laiien. Sic
Melolution bringt gum Nusbrlld, oob
sic 8urtci Sic Stellungnabme Ser 8ez
sierl1ng, sic Sen Sclegoten Sic SalIe
berlpeigert, bebanere, llnS nerlau9t
birette &orltequngen bel Der 8e9tez
runs in oieier 4ngelesenbeit.
,Sm SAL einer &riie."
2onbpn. 16. Nug. SIM lluterbauz
lie frugte am 9onnerstas Ser Nbgeornz
ncte Goel 8illing. oh Ser Sremterlniniz
tier 2lopb George Sic @eriihcrung gez
ben tonne, bob i'm Sale elmer "lo5ia@
len, militdriideu ober polttiIden 8rile
tpdbrenb ser MISUNDERSTANDING
Gdritte unternommen iperben tuiiroen,
bas 9arloment ipieoer ein5uberufen.
8anSler @onar 2atp beiabte sic Srnee.
6err Billing ippllte tpeiterbn tplllen.
ob bas Yarlament I'M Salle eines @aI<
fenltiultanbes eiuberuien lperoen
tpiiroe.
SD tpiirSe einen @affcnItiuitano
fir cine 8rile balten". iaste 9err
2aip.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-08-18
Ser &rdii6sat tritt Der 9oblenpretsfrage]
tinen @9ritt ndber.
Sn &t@t: Cine MmS8abe bon > 1888, ,945 900 IN
4pro3emtt8en 8mnoeStonoS.
@4isless gobesag 1T au ben 5. September efseiekt.
Sobn &anbibat fir bic gise Iraotat 1905
oeturbem.

Acknowledgement 45.712 Waun fir Ses Mones 8uiides
go gum 8ordlag oes Yapies Naubleier Sub Saud<
booteu 8aibingonr stmmungen Gen. @arbamans are 9e<
De - Gcagoer @erDafhmgn auf gefb bes Yrdbenen Sas
Gongebduoc Sar sprin9ielo renn ab u gori
p nit 8cagnabnn Ser aoblenguben eebrobt Goub 2opon
Sinois bbamm sic Erofiar - 9Scnn Nnblano
tpn gppeu sic 9rppnagers Camp Gobse.
- Guppeln1orb IN Gait GM6uque.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-08-18
@ioeripreden6e &eri6te pon Der Trout lit
TrQntretd.
9te pdpflidben Trieoensooribld8e iouen bon otn
2tutirtem 8emetniam beratbet tperoen.
2 etudbomer Dientlid in a6se6aten
Son Sen Arie9sldaup(dben

gon SEN Ae9daupdbn Sornlof erpartet aGmpIe Die
Seut1hn G'uf gernlor 4ontauuopc G}rof
= grutuliG
Siegerbomben 5omburg gn9lano5 Gage guntig G9le
sbeer bIe6en u1f 9eltidlmg &oniercn5 gSocntQano
pdre &rle grl aomn1entore iber pGptden @orl6ag
Gtar a0nden 8uBanos ld]tor3e 2itc = ari
Sirnonb.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-08-18

- seit al Sabren ltanb in Ybila
belpbia einc 8ismard Statne. Nr
Gan,stas tpurbe tic Serihlagen I'm
tpeegeldaift: Sn Rbilabetpbia. oe
5tabt Der 8ruoerliebe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-08-18
Mu8 6ent Muslan6e.
@emeiniamc 8eratbuug 6er slQiirter
iiber bic gutid)aft bes @apltes.

@emetniamc 8erat9ung Der 9lQttrteit
iiber bic 8utid)aft bes Iapites.
2unbun, II. slug. Ginem Ser
treter ber sliiusiirten HreHe erflarte
8urb &obert Cecil beute 4benb, oaf
bic alliirten @egieruusen bie 6rieoeus :
puri6ldse 4apit Senebift gcmeiniant
ertu1gen ,,nb bann beant,uprten ,uiir=
ben. Sb bic 9lnt,uprt bmrd) cine ge=
meiniame 9eutc uber ourh bic @crmitt= :
lung Der Ser. Staaten uoer amf anoerc
8eiie erfDlgeu ,ueroe, let nod nnent=
ifiebeu.
Sur im Ginflang nit ben Scr
6iinDeten.
&ppen nbagen, II. Mug. Sic
Stellungabme Der be,1tiden Hegierung
1T elmer ipld) ,uidtieen Mngelesenbeit,
,uie es bic 1riebensnpridldse Yapit
8enebifts iinb, fann nur nah bcr iurg=
faltigfen Gr.uaguns befannt scseben
,uerbem, beionbers ba eine Gntfdeionng
nur in rullem Giuflang nit 9eutid)=
lanbs &erbiinbeten getruffcn ,uerben
fam. Cine alio lantenbe Grfldruns
1T Der beutideu Eref1e npnt bentidcn
Ausuartisen sut suscsansem.
9ie Stufbolmer &pnieren5 ,utrb
Dffentlid absebalten.
Stpfbpl nj, II. Nmg. Sic Ser
banblnngem Scr Sntcrnattunalem eo=
sialiitenfunierens, nuf uelde sic salt5e
@elt nit span',uns wartet, mernen
0fientlidj itattfinScn, uno 4 Spraden
iinb bafiir seitattet, ndmlid) GnsliidJ,
,SransDiiid,, Seutid) unh &uiiiidJ. g..
6. Sideibie, &raiibent bcs 5entral=
Tpasusstumitees bes ruiiiidcn Sclc=
satenratbs Der Mrbeitcr uno Splbaten,
bat bcu &uriit angenummen.
Sic Seutidcn idminbeln.
Saris, II. slus. Sic amtltd,en
beutidcm Seridte iber bic Saudbuut=
perienfmngen iinh um 40 Grpscnt
iibertrieben, ,uie bic bier am 25. Smlt
absebaltene &unferens Der Nbmirale
Der alltirtem 6lutten feitgeite1t babem.
Graf ppm 8eruitprff mad Spnitanti=
nppel?
8crlin, 16. Slug. Sic Gruenuung
ppu Graf BON 8erniturff sum- nemt=
idcm 8ptidafter in 8onitantinppel lit
in Sidt. Ser Graf bate cine linsere
&pnferens NIT 8eihstanslcr Nstda=
ellis.
Sarnpwsfp nod sd,ueoen?
Slmit terba ut, II. Mus. @raf
3arnppsfp BON Sarnuw, Der friibcre
Diterr. =nnsariidlc Sptidaftcr III oe't
Scr. Staatcn, ipll lant 0eriid)ten balo
ais @cianbter mad Stpdbplm gebeu.
@rpfe &fc er,uartet.
4etrugrab, II. Mus. @en. &pr=
nitpif, rniiiider Sberbefeblsbaber, las=
te bente, baf iidb Der ruiiiide &f=
aeiit in Der Nrmce icit Nnucnonng
riidiihtsluier Matreeeln beoemtcnn
peritarft babe. Gr buffe ami cine pull=
itGnbise Nenbclebuns ncr rmiiiidcn
Srnppen.
Ser General eruartet an Ser runii=
niiden Srunt unb iunit,uu Speratipnen
in srpfem MaRitab, beipueers int Nur=
ben, 100 cs sm semeiniameu 9ano= nito
Seetampfen tummcn mGsc Gin ,ueite=
rer &intcrfelnsus lei unausblctbltd,.
0cn. &urniluif batte cine lanseSun=
ferens nit 3remierSerensfp. 9ieih,uc=
biihe @rensc, bic fiirslih scidluile''
mnrbe, lit wieoer uffen.
&uifiihcr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
perientt.
4etrperub, II. S(ug. Ser rni=
jiihe 9prpcbobptserit6rer 3ientcnant
8unratuif lit in Der Sitiee, nabe ben
Mlano Snieln, nurdJ eiuc Sentidbe
N,inc perienft pprben.
sltcserbumben auf Sopmbnrg.
! 8ppenbasen, II. Aug. Gt''
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-08-18

The only morning daily
paper in the Tri- Cities, ,Dav'
export, Rock Island and Mo-
line. Member Of the Asso.
ciated Press.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-14
PERSONAL POINTS

Mrs. Bernard spiegel and two chill
dran have arrived from their home In
ZeIl, s. u, to spend the Christmas
holidays with Mrs. spiegel's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Ihrig, 4l0o
Twelfth street
Mrs. W. o. Hill has returned from
an extended visit with her husband,
Lieutenant Hill in the east, and is al
the home Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. W. Van Arsdei, 514 Sixteenth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Nelson OF Rockford,
ILL.,, who have been visiting at the
home Of their son George sehwenker,
1881 Glenhurst Court, returned to
their home yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. John Withers left yesterday
afternoon for Hannibal, Mo, for q
short visit
Mrs. L. De Forest Of Fargo. N. D.,
who has been visiting friends III the
city. left yesterday for Freeport, Ill,
to spend few days before returning
to her home.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-14
NEGRO rs CHARGED
WITH TAKING COAL

Ode Jackson. Negro, who claims
S.. Louis as his home and who has
been employed by the Rock Island
Fuel company as teamster for some
weeks, was arrested this morning BIZ
Officer Kinney on complaint Of his
employers II is charged that Jack
son delivered only a part Of load O.
coal to q customer yesterday after
noon and dumped the rest off at his
own home. Jackson told the police
he needed the coal badly and had no
money to buy it. He will be giyea
q hearing this afternoon.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-14
E1atuTlal

Trio lodge of Masons last night con-
ferred the second degree on two can
didates. At o'clock Saturday night
the third degree work will De con-
Quoted for the benefit Of soldiers at
Rock Island arsenal. There is to he a
dance fer the soldiers afterwards. On
Thursday night of next week the local
lodge will put on the degree work for
Doric lodge in Moline.
The initiatory degree was conferred
on a class OF candidates at the meet
in gof Teal lodge. No. eos. /. @. y. r,
last evening at Odd Fellow hall.
Past masters night in Rock Island
lodge, No. G5S. A. F. & a. NJ, viii De
observed this evening at Masonic
temple.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-14
CITY ENDEAVOR
UNION MEETS SUNDAY

A meeting of the Twin-City Christian
Endeavor society of Rock Island and
Moline will be held Sunday evening at
the First Congregational church, sixth
avenue and Sixteenth street, Moline.
Rev. Wilbur Babeoek Of the First Bap-
list church, Moline, viii be the speak
err. and Joseph LAUDER viii be III
charge The program which has been
prepared is attractive and will begin
promptly at 5:45 O'Clock in order that
members may attend and get back to
their respective churches in time for
the evening services.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-14
CHARGE IS GIVEN
TO new MINISTER
Rev. i. VI. Stevenson Formally In
stalled az Pastor broadway
Presbyterian Church.
SERVICES ARE VERY EXPRESSIVE
Large Concoursc People Attend cere-
monles-Ref. Thomas Hughes
PresIdcs az Moderator.

Rev John McGOWn Stevenson was
,.....t,,. t,..iati.d 90 ,,.stor ~ proad-
io' '"''''
way presbyterian thuieh l"S' even
ing at impressive services held in the
church auditorium and attended by
large coBcourse OF people rev.
Thomas Hughes. pastor Of Cieland
Presbyterian church. presided at the
meeting as moderator
Following an organ prelude, hymn
and prayer by Rev Mr.. Hughes, the
scriptures were read by Dr. G. A.
An8rccn. president OF Augustana col
lege The sermon OF the evening was .
delivered by Rev. David A. Johnson /
pastor of the Central Presbyterian /.
church Of this city who took as his
text, Let your light so shine before
men that they may see your good
work and el0rily your Father which (
is IN heaven" He emphasized the
point that Christians must make their
light shine in dark places of the
world making light terror to evil
and creating righteousness. He said
q is not enough for men TO say that
they are Christians and are with the
church they must live the life Of "A
Christian and pubicaily condemn
evil i'm the world that people may
know where they stand and by Their
works prove that they are Christians
I'm truth He said the motive was
not that men might praise them. but
for the glory of the heavenly Father
Rev MIR. Hughes then gave the mar
ration Of constitutional questions
which he introduced by saying that
the nresbvtery of Rock river had care
fuIly considerad this cali and after
inonirinp into all the circumstances.
had nlaced the call i'm the hands of
Or. stevenson aud that he had slgni-
fed tds Willingness to accent IL The
onestions nut to Mr. Stevenson were
Are Won now willing 10 take charge
~ his congregation as a pastor.
aoreeahIa IN vo1r declaration AT the
time M accenting This calI?o the mas
tor-elee.t replviug. 81 am now willing
.eDo Won conscientiouslv believe and
declare as far as Won know vour own
heart mat in takiup, unou Won This
cbarga Won are influenced Inv sin
cere desire tn Dromote the glory of
Cod and the GOOD of His church %
"Do Won solemrlv nrorpise that nv
assistance
Won will endeavor faithfully to dis
charge an the duties of pastor tc
this congregation and will be care
full to maintain department in ali
respects agreeable to your ordination
vows9'
Row w r Jones of Kewanee Civ
ing the charge 10 the pastor. empha
sized three things. heart piety, no
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served as I0DutnnloCp IN NHFldfil
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-14
Xmas Trees Wreaths
25c and Up Each I5c
SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY. MONDAY AND
TUESDAY IN OUR
Wreaths
Each 15c
GROCERY DEPARTMENT
CANNED GOODS

: cans corn. peas or tomatoes CSC
Little Duke or Jonathan
extra sifted peas ..,....... fse
: cans hominy, kidney beans
or lima beans ........... 25c
| can piums in syrup. goose
berries or grated pineapple. lie
Canned pineapple. apricOts,
peaches, blackberries or red
raspberries, can .....-...... he
Large can Jonathan Our Club
or CaFnation pineapple ...... 29c
Large can Carnation peaches 23c
&c baked beans. per can. 80. Ice
Canned spaghetti, can ...... f6c
25c tail can pink salmon $50, ice
zoe cans fat salmon .,.- zoe
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-14
Xmas Trees
25c and Up
FRESH VEGETABLES

I stalks Michigan celery -. Ice
Fresh leaf lettuce, III. ....,.. .0e
3 nice cueumbers . 21e
lbs. fancy Jersey sweet
potatoes .............. 25e
10 lbs. turnips. beets or
IuiahdSaS 2Nc
" lbs. onions ......... 3lc
Washed carrots. lbs. .. 25c
Eating potatoes, peck . 39c
Green onions, bunch .. SC
Large hubbard squash, each. Ice
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-14
NIT SpFutvS
FRUIT SPECIALS

| box fancy Jonathan apples 1913
] hushel basket Jonathan
apples ....-.. $f.S5
] bushel basket Gano apples $40
10 lbs. Gano or Willow Twig
apples ...-........... -. 4ae
10 lbs. Jonathan apples -. 59c
Sweet oranges,
dozen .......... Ice, 29c and s9c
Drom edary dates, package. 1sse
Figs, package ..... Zoe
nice fresh cocoanats 49,. 2.c
large grapefruit ..... 25c
small grapefruit ..... 25c
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-14
SOAP SPECIALS

Peosta, Fels Naptha. 2. 6 G.
White Naptha. ivory. Kinks
Flake or Amber soap. 10
tfeNt > SVC
oval Queen soap, 10 bars. 80. 42e
CRYSTAL White, Swift's White.
Galvanic soap, 10 bars ...... 49e
Grandma Washing Powder,
pkg sc
Gold Dust, per pkg. ....... 6e
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-14
HANDKERCHIEFs FOR ALL

Ladies, Main white bs,5l,,r-
chiefs, &c value. 6 for ,....... he
Ladies linen handkerchiefs, Csc :
value, While they last, each ..- Ice
r.aaiag, ,1,io or5 av,t,.,,.7-u.7 ,,..,,5
pam ana ell"r Sl eFeu atlilo-
value ................,.......,.. :5e
box, soc value 31e
Children's handkerchiefs. 2 in a
box, 15c value boxes for -. 23e
aen white and japanette initial
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-14

next week upon the completion Of
certain repairs that are under way
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-14
TIES! TIES. TIES!

Beautiful silk ties, in Christmas
boxes, two to a customer,
each ''...-........-......, I9c
Beautiful silk ties. soc value.
estco '...'.-'' 49, - .'=..-,... BOG
Big assortment of ties in Christ
mas boxes. values to 75c. choice see
Ladies' silk null scarfs. all colors,
e9c values. choice ....-..--....- soc
Ladies' faAcy boudoir caps In Christ
mas boxes. I5c values, while
theS last ..-..-.-..,.-.-.. 5oc
Mems suspenders, in Christmas
boxes, aoe values, choice ...-... soc
Mems carriers and arm band sets,
a2e values, two sets to a Gus
toIilef, etteh -,......... .=..... 25e
Ladies and mems silk hose, soc
NaiaeS, PAIR -....--..,....-. soc
Mems 15e hose. all colors, pairs
to customer for ,... zoe
inch fancy Powered silk ribbons,
Whiie IT lasts, per yard .., 25c
Children's fur-trimmed mittens.
Men cetton flannel mittens,
Chlidreu's tennis fanael nightgowns.
&c a customer. all sizes,
SatH -.--...-s.z.... ..-.f... BE
Chfdren's union suits, ages
W /. -5s--.,|.=.- 3ar
Ladies union suits, ali sizes IL. zoe
Fancy white guest towels, 25c
values, each ....-.-. Is,c
Ahey turkish towels. each -. 25c
Double blankets. each ... Sf.25
aVc knitted caps ..-..,...-..... zoe
BOYS lined or unlined corduroy
pants al sizes ..--.....+... Sl.33
CHuDREN'S SHOES
Chfldren's gun metal shoes,
sizes 10 Csc
chiidren's s2.de patent leather
or gun metal shoes .-.... xI,4a
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-14
MISCELLANEOUS


Gee pkg. oatmeal .......-. 24s
Large jar olives ........... @9s
? lbs. split meas - zoe
Eagle brand milk ........ 2oe
Large dill pickles. dozen 2e'
Large jar preserves .-........ 2a'
? lbs. soda or oyster crackers 20,
Genuine Airline comb honey
in ] h packages ..-... 3o'
Regular 4ec can Mazola oil. 30
. lbs. homemade mincemeat. 21'
MIncemsat. pkg. ... i0'
Cream. brick or longh0rn
cheese. Ib. -....... 33'
Quaker oats. pkg. -..---- IL
White or dark Karo syrup,
can .......... 10
3 lbs. broken rice .-.....-. %
soc can ripe olives .......- ~
glasses dried beef ....- -
3 pkgs. Quaker cornfakes >. %
. DC rolls toilet paper ...-.-- 70
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-14

A I2-qt- galvanized water
pail for 25c TO the first 10
customers buying a ~ order.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-14
TEA, COFFEE AND COCOA
SPECIALS

soc uncolored Japan tea, per
lb. Observation-Disclosures. SOC
GunpQwder tea. per 10. ...... 45c
beverley Club coffee, per H.. zoe
soc grade peaberry coffee.
lbs. 45c
breakfast Cheer steel cut
coffee, ID. 25e
lb. bulk cocoa .....- ne
25c can cocoa Zoe
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-14

Potatoes, flour, eggs and but
ter prices subject to change
without notice.