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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-18
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reau fir frenlbeu urb inldnbiiten
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Ssmbs unb aroeetinhuitris ben
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tedt, ba frrirrb. aonflrreus iebr uns
bebeltenb IN. Die b5bfte iernals
erreifte ginfthr BON Rrdgen unb
MauIfetten mar bon 10000 Dollars
i'm Sabre 1913, ipGbrenb fdbor i'm
Sabre 1909 bic 9efammtprpbuition
biefer 4rtfd nm SnlGnb 17,200.0O0
9cIlurs betrue. Die iebiae groouftton
III febeutsnb b6ber, s6enic ipie bic bsr
Ssmben, bi, 1909 ben @ertb bon
80, 400, 900 Dollars err,ifts. Stdtis
Hide Q(naoben finb no9 nidt erbdlss
fih. - Shon I'm 1870 tpuroer ele,s
triite 3uftnibemdifintn eirsefiibrt.
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piafdinen nnb I'm 1900 wtnffiren
sum RnopfannGhet. ssbren gfnFnng
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nahm bic Characterization im5a5re
1892 in gap Dort; 1909 fpairbn In
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@efnmmtprobuttion eritellt. Giniae
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aeben fonEen. ben bic eiu5slnen ariiid
ibnn briHeeu, uuo es III gnt m69Iih.
baf iie Innge 3eit bic GritsTlina k1
fonberer JaHons fprtiebsn, bei btn.n
iie, cbne es su ipiiisn, nift ouf bic
Soften toHtmen. anbtre bInseeeil fpif.
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fpiten iit ptrfbilen, unb t6nnen BEN,
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itsen. eDsltueu aud Gltere unb fe6r
pnngbnre 6ormsn sr SelbiffoIten cher
coraHter bertnufen. ols .Reflnulenrs
titel1. Der erpori bon 6emben aus
BEN Ser. Stdnten IN MIDI Iebr bebeiis
Ienb, iepph i'm g}ebiltuis su Der
prcbuftion jebtnfnIs betrGdtIiatr ais
n iraenb siner nrbtren Bronfx Der
eefleibnnasinbuitrie. won BEN %
Embellishments arbeittten MIR IL filr
as 4uslonb (anflcbd pber Qnttintfhs
gmrifa) irnb Der 9otnIiptrfb biefer
Iusfibr betrng 567,222 Dolfnrs, ets
Od 8 aDrosent Der Gffmnultprchuss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-18

MaIter s. Staun ON GoIunbit
9ani C Sdbings so. $500.
Gertrude 8reier an eumminsOllI
&. unb 3. so. $500.
Sobn W. SteiBbauer an ct. yer
naro grugrsiiipe .. uno 6. 20
$1,000.
ebiDaro Gong all bisIeIbs. $500
SDispb u. aramer an oitislbt
$500.
sSamss B. peule an priee Gil
electric 3. anb 6. u. $500.
Ri6arb 8. glubte an Wlt. Baibin9l
ton 6. .. unb D. SO. $1,000.
WilIiam G. Champion on esni.ni
NAL .. u. $4,000.
DerieIbe an Ulpers y. eOrrsr
$1iOO
Glifs q. Bombing an Central srui
50. $1,000.
gDilIiam ASbeparb an Soulbsrr
Obio 9. unb 2. SO. $1,000.
2ena Rutin an bieielbs. $25o0.
Gurrp 9bompibn an 2otlanb B
unb 9. u. SO. 500.
antbonD SuelsEann an Sprin:
0arben 6. uno .. SO. $1,000.
8. 6. Gulbsrtfon an bisieIbs. $500
Caroline 81. Syowlions an Orb
part .. uns g. u. 60. $500.
@etiIste 9ppotEsten.
Wartba aatbuldn an grdnitru 9
unb g. so. $3.50.
9ugb Dloors an 9unt Of Sapio,l
fp. $1,000.
9ernabiua Sinri9s on 9snor .
unb g. so. $3.50.
Catherine SrennA on Julia SSt.
mann. $197.04.
Greo. 9uItemepsr al Gasie g. uni
6. u. $1,000.
emiIp u. 9eIfpis an SruIa u
Jenter. $110904.
Jobu 6. aobte an College 5ia 6,
unb q. 60. $1,000.
Sofepb s. Goot on price Sia ylo,
2 y. unb 6. SO. $500.
Wlatbilba 5eIlDig an CALHOUN g.
unb .. 60. go. 8. $1,000.
Innd 9eper an Union Gdpings
3. unb z. 60. $1,000.
abpIpb Slid an Diliam s. Sbsnd.
S5S5.
Dora G. Sisbt ON @ietoria Q. u.
Ro. 2. $500.
albert S9dffelb an Ct. Bernard
.. uHb 9. SO. $24O0.
GiIlidm R. Milioa an ggooS6urn
ape. 6. uub o. 60. S23OO.
Grace 6. MoeIler on. Somejierb g.
uno 6. Go. $500.
gBm. graef an O'8rnanbiIe 9, nnt
9. Go. $1,000.
anasla @rdu an prOpibent Sdos
ings .. unb z. 60. $3.50.
Dkielbs on Iapers .. Cooper.
pEJDJ.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-18
Hdubsrbsrse unO Rdabsrb5bleu
tn Seutidlaxb.
Don Gbuarb grania.

Die Rdaber finb inmmt ibrer frag.
iDuro!gen RomaHtit ftpn Ianss aus
ben beuifdeu 2an6eu peri6nnnoen.
abT bic Stdtten, 100 fie frii5er &c.
1ailit bGben. ii,tb gum SbeiI nod per'
blieb<n unb beiite nit einem Saset,
trnns umeeben. Der aIIerbirus tpes
ientli9 ron Der rniIen @iriIidteit
abiteteu oiirfie. Ser .ebIe- Rdubsr,
ME ibn bic Romantiter, unter anbern
aud llblanb, pOeiif& psrberrli&t ba.
ben, TT tpie Der ieIise RinaIbo Ris
nnleini peiter nifts oils elm Sirnaes
fptnnit. Die Rdubsr parsn 6urdpes
bsripegene gurT9en, ole es iia ;I
ibren Seb5eitea iifer ni9t boben
trd,lmsn Ialien, boB fie nod eilmaI
poetii1 perberrIidt lperben ipiirben.
Die S9mlpIGBe ibrer otrbrettris
i4en sbdtisteit. ri4stse Rduberberse
unb giduoerbobIen, fommen ipSieu
IN Der Mart grnnbsnburs unb in ben
nnitoBsnben Gsbieteu 70 5abIrsi9 Dor.
Dab man barous ouf b6dfi bsbtnIlis
4e SiaerbeitsauIianbs in friiRrsn
3eiten f9lieben i0nnie. 60 ipobnts
auf bsn Rduberbtrse sipiiden ged3s
lin unb arsu5Iin BEL Reu,E ,Euppia ein
Sitter, Der iiber bic Bride bes areu5.
liner 1aumes tinsn Drnbt gsipannt
battf. burh Den elm Glodlein In Der
Burg in geptgung ssiebt tpurbe. Ios
bolo Elm Wasen fie Bride paiiirte.
Der Rduter, rer oten ipie bic Spir,
ne i'm Rec auf fem Spfer lnuerte.
obne iI9 Der unbequemli9teit Der Tx
gsIagerei aus5uieben, fam nanu per-
bel pno pliiubtrte Die Rsiieilben aus.
Gin ebenIo fauIer Rduber Iebts auF
Der Hduber6up BET 2ic5enipaIbe;
audi sr botte eins S6nur iiber ben an
fsiner Burg porbeifiibren0sn @ee ees
iponnt. Sein 4ollege nlf oem Hdus
berttrg Bel pb5bei ipeitli1 BON 9otss
bum batfe es midi sans 70 bequem;
feline 3ufunft lag auf btm Maiier,
iiib sr sos bssbalb bes Ra6ts sinen
Dqobt iiber bic Sapd. bomif f>ibm I'm
Duntel Der Radt iein aaufmnnnss
f9iff sntsebe. Jiibr IS eegen ben
Drabt. 70 srt5nts ons GI6dIein. uno
Der Spinnens9iitter ftipong it4 m
fem Ghiff. 4nbere RGiIber frodtH
bnssaai ME ole MouliD!irfs urter Der
grbe, 70 Der StsrHbsreer. aus cshen
linierirbiffer Burg elm gfnudftIOt
nod cbtn fiibrie. Gr bntte freiIi@ cas-
9aetsli6t ai9 mebr oIs nrbss su
T9oiien; bsnn nidt ieitrr gnb q BEL
lbnt, ipsnn EN- Oefansener nos aOies
seib nidt sobIen tnHnts, Wlfnid,ens
br1ten. Die nntiirIi9 gsrdubtt Tinsb
,nrfie baber bic 2ii6e i1ift betrettn,
|spb<xu batts npx hti 6d4 s,i bssie.ll
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-18

usn; aIste otxr eiHf siien 6inger
IN DIR Suppe ist4Dimmfr fob msrtts
iie 6n @ratea Gno iIph. uiio nun ioin
Dit Sn9t bepauS.
SIN Siibbe1ler grnno bnbeH ncdb
IN porigea synhrbunoert ipieierbolt
Haiibcr in Soblen gebnipt into oic
tSlgcn iuriider geninfa, i1to Der eiils
iuine A,ml6crer begegiret bort irohl
nod beliff sinpciIen 10 iragiuiiroigsn
Scifnlten, aah CT icineil sfiiotenliod
idlnra in sie ridtige ISono ninuni.
iuefn cr einei bdt. gIiih in Der Iit'
mari bni Der St6rtrbed, Der bel Se'
ringsoerf in Der -9i1ubcrtuDle~ ban'
lte iiis Sf,1te niib1iiife, SdnlIe se'
urntht- Diit bnn Sob eob or be-
fniutlidl BEN jbobIen DAT ieines
Gddlfee ais ilno aIs be Sanlbarger
lin iIngrh forrnten lie mis Seur es'
roilbten t5cloe eine riciiee arouc
iia0 icsten lie obeu nitf Die 1burms
ipiee igrer autbarInfiIfirfe.
yarSelegcH i'll Der AltnIarf icl an
elmer Stelle I'M Siinipf eiboir ipors
ben iein, oi, poroeIn dner siallbcrges
jclfd,aft ais Sdjlupilui,ifeI Sicntc,
uno bic 6eorgenidpelle DOT BEN SoiS'
ipeSeIer Sbore fol- eiin Sfiining ei'
rcg Der Sid,lber geiueien ieir, ben man
aiisnnbmsipeiie beaiIooipi tattc. einc
NIT goG mlo @rnbcu ungebcn.
trihierf0rnrige @ertiefiing ON Aee,
ron Diesoorf nnt Besetatb bcibi tnl
eSescliae 3ur .groBen Shil:bertlitle'
bel gAttulgen i'm SannOrsriteit
bic neine Rdlibertiible~. 9ier uer'
ittdten fid, ole Rdlber. iirl geiier'
Scn nuf5nLni:ern inio leaten iiber ben
Sriftcr einen groBen SoISocdd uno
Sle9tmerf.
;setuer ersdbIt 9hi6oIf Shnti6t III
ieinem ,,Wsarfiiden Sngenbirde"
p9m Mdiiberberg bei SdlnloIIH in oer
lllernurf. 9crt bdiiiic friibe- ein
Rallber in ieiner Burg; aud er ipanli'
te J1ad,ts TrGbte iiber ocn aonboip'
fluB, oanrit itm fein Sd,iii i'm Giin'
ieln entsiuee. SpboIo eines Den
Grnbt beriibrie, erflnng bos glods
lem in Der Burg. Sin Wa-ienbeig
Eel Strdusberg fciIen Ritter ibre es'
toubten S6dbe berboreen bdben; ba'
rum temertt mon hort no9 beits sin
filines God; bns fiibrts binab CUR
lnterir6iTfen Soble ipie Der S6lot
i'm gursbers i'm .-blauen 2Gnb6.n"
fSterHbere), unb nismaHo rei4t binao
tis mlf BEN @runb, uno ipnn sr
spanSis lanss S.onsen aneinanber
tiroet.
Gnblid fcllen cu5 sinif auf Der
Burg 3Ol6oip tei Merber Rdrf6er s.s
ncbnt baben. gIle nber tunren, fpie
man iiebi, oubergetp0buli6 flug uHo
cs!ebrig; siner labs BEN anbern nb,
tpie man bas RGubsrbonbipert ratio'
ref betr.i6en mliie. 9nrum per'
Ihfofm lie iid uu6 b.m @nnbel Der
3titen nida itnb ensfngten hiisli4 bsn
t5fsn srei6en, ala. es anfing, fpeniger
uun msbr eefdbrli9 sn
lrerben, neil bic i5iirItenmofH er'
fforste. Ter G6aa Der @l1dlein TT
rerI6punben, Der Drnbt p,rroitet, bic
guraen Iiub perfoIlen rHb mir bic
grinnerungsn FnS geblieten mix BEL
rltu Meniden bic buntrH Bilbsr aus
oeipegter Sugenoseit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-18
(EOrtfesalns fOlst.)

Der Planet @enns erreiht
bte 412fu6e Senigtttt bes Cirrus, bes
fir bic grbe gldn5enbften 1Firfferns.
Die Riefen G6Ganse1
betDdltigsn Sbiere Biz sur gr0be eis
nes &ehes. @s gibt Riefeni9ldngsn
bon nabesu 40 SUB 2due..
2theF bu, 70 triesft bu es
rti4t ipiebtr. Giebt man bir's pies
Der, 70 eei9ie5fs bod ut9t 70 bdIb
unb 10 iDobI nnb gut. Gefdisbps
0ber, 70 perlisrft bu eineR gutsn
G.aus.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-18
Grnnbeisentbums- sspOthefen-
gfneinnaii, II. OH.
Wtue 9bpotbeftn.


@uguTta Rou an fFunbamsntaI 8.
unb 3. 60. $500.
CLARA o. Gatbnan an proDihent
2oon 60. $1750.
GRberid BultsmepI on 2eua, M
Bergman. $1,000.
GbnrIss 9. 5orbp ON Searp @OI
Il. 4nb. $3.50.
wsarp etraub on DiItuy o. @ansx.
s4zo50 i
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-18
Srnnbsissntbnms issserirasaussn.

Ginttnuntt II. Dttobef.
Samuel GuIIer an 2[uguita rnb
Mmilba Iau, 9beil Der Cots 80 mo
81 IN Der sd. ct. Dinteut SDnbirais
lluteFabt5 t5eiluns s..
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-06
MINISTERS AT MEET
HONOR DRAFTED MEN

Champaign, III Sept 6.-The $50
ministers. who are attending the Meth
OdiEt conference here, went in a body
to the Illinois Central station Wedpes-
day evening to give farewell 70 the
oounty's first soldiers leaving for the
training camp at Des M0iues, Iowa
They sang patriotic and religious
songs on the station platform Sew
eral hundred people attended q Joint
street meeting with the Salvation
Army, after which the remainder Of
the evening was dew 1ttd to missionary
work and church extension.
Addresses were delivered by Melvin
P, Burns and DR.. Benjamin Young Of
st. Louis Both speakers put much
stress on patriotism
This mornings session was devoted
TO business matters and the afternoon
Will be devoted TO the anniversary cell
ebration of the Home Missionary So
ciety, the principal address being de-
livered by Mrs. Hilda Nasemyth. su-
perintendent of the AdeIene Smith
home at Little Rock, Ark. Iu the ev-
enlng Rev. W. r. Wedderspoon OF ST
James church, Chicago. viii deliver
his lecture, Beside the Bonny Brfar
Bush.
The Iaymen come tomorrow for their
annual conference.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-06
SALOON LICENSE
NOT TURNED OVER
". f. Whiteside, for Use of J. IL. Iuel-
Ter a son, Brings Action Against
Otto Scidlitz.

Alleging that the defendant failed
to deliver the saloon license for the
Exposition park as stipulated IN the
contract. w. F.. Whiteside, for the use
Of Katherine Mueller and w. G. Muel-
Ter, doing business under the firm
name of J. II. Mueller & Son. former
wholesale liquor firm OF Moline, has
fled an assumpziL suit in circuit court
for ST 500 against Otto Seidiitz. Dietz,
Sinnett * Whiteside are counsel.
It is claimed by the plaintiff that
when the bar at Exposition park was
closed, the defendant contracted TO
turn over the license to the plaintiff,
it being specifically stated that the
permit would apply TO a location 10 be
designated by the plaintiff
III lis understood that the city coun-
Gil refused to issue permit fer the
location named. after the contract had
been signed, and suit TO recover the
amount paid was brought Later Mr.
Seidlitz used the license himself. when
he erected the Edelwetss saloon on
Forty-sixth street
A bin to CCustrue the will Of the late
j. H. Mueller. Moline, was filed this
afternoon. The instrument provides
in one clause that the estate be be
queathed absolutely to the widow and
in the following clause provides for
the disposition of property at her
death.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-06
NEW RULINGS MADE
ON HANDLING HOGS

Springfield I'LL, Sept 6Eew and
drastic regulations affecting the hand
ling OF hogs to prevent the spread Of
hog cholera are prescribed by the di-
visional industry. Illinois department
of agriculture. in an order issued by
Chief Veterinarian A. r. Peters
The order directs that no swine
shall be removed from public stock
yards TO points within Illinois, except
fer immediate slaughter, unless the
swine have been subjected to inmUnjza-
ton from cholera by the administra-
ton of serum, or serum and virus. and
disinfeCted by q two per cent solution
Of cresol compound. L S p. and held
in nouinfected pens for six hours be-
fore being loaded in ears and covered
by a permit prescribed by the depart
ment OF agriculture for the consign-
ment of swine in quarantine
The rule does not apply where hogs
shipped into the state have been i'm
muniKed in accordance with the rules
Of the United States bureau of animal
industry.
All swine covered by quarantine per-
mits shall he isolated on the premises
Of the owner by the chief veterinarian
for So days after arrival during which
time weekly reports on the health or
the hogs are 10 be made TO the state
department eff agriculture.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-06
LESTER rs
BURIED AT CAPITAL

Colonel Andrew J. Lester, q director
OF the Daniel Hayes company OF Rock
Island and vice president of the L b
Perrine company. was buried today at
Springfield The body arrived in
Springfield from Salt Lake City yes
1erday The funeral took place at the
home of Mrs T. W Tracy Mrs. Les
ter's mother
The active paIIbearers were these
Springfield men; Frederick n. Nor
gan, Jacob Bum, Joseph Mason Cam
Brown. Mead Yates. +. =. Hatcher, o.
b. Caldwell and John Brinkerhon
The honorary pallbearers were Gov
ernor Lowden. Lieutenant Governor
Oglesby, David Shanahan, speaker of
the state house OF representatives, Co
lionel Ira c. Copley, a Joliet congress-
man. John s. RunneIs. James b. For
gan, ]. B. Perrine Of Twin Falls. Ida
no: Daniel Hayes. Jr-. of Rock Island
William Prescott Hunt. Jr-, Colonel
Frederick H Smith. w. A Vincent,
William Bull OF Chicago, Robert
Clarke Of Peoria. Charles Fernald,
William Monroe. Charles Schick and
Frank Prather of WilliamsviIe.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-06
Obituary.
nonth Of Mrs. Jennie Dow.

A telegram received here today by
relatives announced the death yes-eT-
DAY at Anderson. Ind. Of Mrs Jennie
Dow. WHO some FIVE years ago was
making her home I'D Rock Island and
mad made many friends here Her age
was Il years.
For some months past Mrs Dow
had been ID falling health and the SAD
end was FASTENED by recent stroke OF
paralysis She died al the residence OF
her son. Z. X. Dow. in Anderson, with
whom she was making her home The
burial probably VIII be at Council
Grove, Kas.. the old home, where her
husband. Wesley Dow. preceded her
In death some fifteen years ago. Mrs.
Robert Rexdale, 8 niece, Of this city,
reached Anderson last evening. but
death had come a few hours before
Mrs. Dow was p native Of Maine, but
removed with her husband 10 Kansas
many years ago. and lived upon farm
near Council Grove until his death
During her residence in Rock Island
she was devout member Of the First
Baptist church and had made many
warm friends In that congregation.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-06
DRINKS AND SMOKES
DANISH LUXURTES

Copenhagen, Sept. 5.-Drinking and
smoking will really be Injuries IN
Denmark under the new taxation pIan
just introduced In parliament This
provides Tor q special tax on wines
equal TO the retail price per bottle
exactly doubling cost to the consumer
ana almost doubles the tax on beer
making it. according 10 the president
Of the Brewers league. the highest In
the world
The measure increases the tax on
cigars, cigarets and tobacco to from On
70 SO per cent OF the retail price and is
expected TO return 10000 600 kroner
additional taxes. 1T fixes a special lax
OF 10 per cent on all sales or jewelrv
and precious stones. The income fax
on incomes of more than 5000 crowns
is increased by 3 3to 70 per cent. The
property tax on property OF the value
OF $4,000 crowns and upward Is viz
tually doubled.
a - per cent increase in railroad
passenger ana freight rates is pro
yided
The minister Of finance. in fntroduc-
ing the measure, said that the govern
ment would not have resorted thereto
II any end Of the war were in sight
hut that as conditions are az present
the measure was an imperative neces-
sity.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-06
SHORE DINNER FOR
ROCK ISLAND CLUB
PATRONS IS ADDED

Beginning tomorrow evening din
ners at. the Rock Island club cafe will
have an additional feature. z. j. Nc
Donough, steward of the club, an
n0uBced today.
1t is planned TO have a shore dinner
ia addition 10 the regular bill Of fare,
Shore dinners are popular throughout
the east and as they have never been
featured i'm the tri-cities, their novelty
will no doubt appeal and assure sue
cess for the plan. The shore dinner
consists OF a combination OF deep sea
foods and vegetables.
Mr. McDouough announced that the
plan IS in line with food conservation
and follows in the path Of the meat
less day. Monday of each week. which
was recently instituted at the club
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-06
MISSING LAUNCH IS
RECOVERED BY CASE:

The gasoline launch belonging 70
T. r.. Case, which was stolen from the
foot Of Twenty-fourth street several
DAYS ago, was mysteriously returned
last night and found moored at the
foot OF Nineteenth street. Mr. Case
stated that he heard that q large
steamer towed the launch down the
river. but this could not be condrlned
The launch was seen passing Buffalo
Iowa. Tuesday evening at. o'clock.
The boat was not damaged. 1t was
not learned who took the boat.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-06
TEAMSTER IS HURT
IN FALL OFF WAGON

Ralph Devore. teamster for the Rock
Island Sand < Gravel company, was
painfully injured yesterday afternoon
when he fell from a wagon at the
home Of Joseph J.. Haas, SOC Nine
teenth street. sustained two fractured
ribs on the left side and bruises about
the legs. Devore was backing a load
of sand into the yard and turned too
short. tipping the wagon box. He was
thrown to the grand. DevOre was tax
en- 10 ST. Anthony's hospital, where
Dr. G. It. Foster attended him.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-06
BRITISH GET ], 200
MEN FROM CHICAGO

Chicago, Sept. 6.-Since the British
recruiting mission opened its Chicago
depot two months ago, 1000 applica~
lions have been received Of which
more than 1900 have been accepted
and the men sent forward for duty
overseas, according TO an announce
ment today by Colonel +. c. Jameson,
ina charge here
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-06
ARMY EFFICIENCY
rs BROADENED OUT

Washington. Sept. 6,-The efficiency
system is 10 heb extended by the war
department TO the point where even
the personal expenditures of the men
in the army may De protected. BY a
general order published today an OFF,
Ger Of the qnartermasteT department
viii be assigned to every division to
supervise the exchanges that are con-
Quoted for the convenience Of soldiers
wishing to make small purchases.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-06
NO DANCER HERE
OF An EPIDEMIC
Or. G. r. Poster, Municipal Physician
Cannot Understand Coming
Of state Board
DAVENPORT SITUATION BAD
Or. r. G. Rosen0w Of Mayo Hospital
Issues Health Hints 10 Pre-
vent InTantile Paralysis.

Considerable mystery spTroanoa lAs
alleged coming to Rock Island ol an
axperf from Springfield 10 Investigate
Che fnfantile paralysis situation re-
cutting from the epidemic lin DaTen-
novf Djspatcnez from Springfield
YESTERDAY were To the effect that the
atata bureau ~ health was sending
man here
.-.r6ere are no cases ia Rock Island
af she uresant time At least none
have been reported to me-" SAID DT-
q + Foster. city physician, To-Day
,.yt-hv the state finds IT. necessary to
send an investigator here at this time
I de- not know for there Is no danger.
Last week state board Or health
rpaB was in Rock Island On one OF
his regular trips OF inspection aii mo
rothfne was said at that time about
ano*bar man being designated 10 come
10 Rock Island
# is understood that Davenport
uhvsfcIan is attending one patient ln
o camp ou Rock river ana that Dr, r.
q Rosenow. noted expert from the
Navo hospital Rochester Mimi, VINO
is studying the Davenport epidemic,
came 10 the city today % look al q
suspected case but these are the only
TWO cases ia Rock Island which are
under care at the present -+A4A1
Health Hints.
DR.. Rozenow has issued the follow
ing statement relative TO infanule
PARALYSIS: -PoliomeyeGtis, or inIantle
paralysis. is largely matter Of con-
tarion. Practically the only way We
can quou 1t ia by educating the peo-
PIE as 10 the steps they should take
in their own homes"
Have all decayed teeth attended 10
by q dentist Immediately.
Brush the teeth two times daily and
garg}e the throat with q salt or halz-
ing soda solution-use one teaspoon Of
sale to each glass Of water. DO not
|. spray tbe nose. This may do more
harm than good
u Have sore or iuhamed tonsils re-
moved
DO not allow children To- eat green
fruits or vegetables Some deaths
have been caused through these
meaus)
Keep children from being over-fa-
tigued no not take them on long
train journeys they are just as safe
at home as they would be iu the c0uu-
try.
Keep children from public places
infantile paralysis may be contracted
in moving picture houses, theatres and
schools
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-06
Funeral Of William Schmidt.

The funeral Of william Schmidt was
conducted at o'clock this afternoon
1t the home. 1919 Eleventh street Rev
+. J. Rolf pastor of the German Evan
geiical church, was in charge Of the
services. Interment was ID Chippiau-
mock cemetery.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-06
FORMER SHFRTFF nIFS.

Theodore Fautz, former sheriff Of
johnson county. Iowa. was found deao
early this morning in his room IN 4
Davenport hotel. Death. according 70
the coroner was due to natural causes
Mr.. Fautz was welt known throughout
lows.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-06
ENGINES FAIL To
SCARE THIS BIRD
Harry Uagdefraa. Mt. Pleasant, Iowa.
Lies Down On Tracks anu
Forces Train to Halt
Crew LEADS NV 10 DEP0T
Then He Reposes 10 Front Of
Switch Engine and Finally
Lands in Hands Of Police.

last night a stranger was picked
ND in the loop acting rather strangely
AT the police station he gave the name
of Harry Nagdefrau. Mount Pleasant
Iowa
The police figured that a COED
NIGHTS rest would do him world OF
good and so me was locked up ms
morning he seemed somewhat better
and he was released about o.cloeh
and told to go home.
At il o'clock q call was received
from the Milwaukee station TO the ef~
feet that an eastbound Milwaukee pas
senger train had been forced TO stop
near the Crescent bridge because
man was lying over the tracks. Ihe
engine crew had to get off and pick
MIN on the rails before proceeding
The police made q hurry-up run 10
the foot of Seventh street. but the
stranger had disappeared.
II developed q little later that 8 Bur
llngton switch engine had 10 stop IN
the west end for the same purpose
That of q man lying over the rails.
This engine crew took the botheTsome
stranger TO the Milwaukee station and
called the police. Here the police
learned that NagdeErau and the both
ersome stranger were one and the
earsaa