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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-12-31
WIRING PLACED
IN MANY HOMES
Report OF Electrical Inspector
Shows Greater Activity in This
Line Than in 1917.

Activities in the department OF
the city electrical inspector during
me year 1918 exceed those of 1917
from the point of number of new
Iesidences and old residences being
wired, although the total number
of permits issued fails below that
OF 1917 when total OF 500 permits
were issued as against 100 for 1918.
The yearly report shows that 1872
houses were wired during 1918 as
against 1856 in 1917 and BAT old resi-
Gences wired in 1918 as against 49,
in 1917.
The amount of fees collected dur
ing 1918 is less than that OF 1917
when $l,49095 was collected as
against $751;. II for 1918
V. A. Murphy took over the posi-
ton OF city electrical inspector on
the resignation OF George a. King
last June.
Inspectors Report.
The report OF the electrical in
spector from Dec. l. 1917, TO Dec. /.
1918, is appended:
Number of permits issued e.. 100
Number c: new residences 1872
Number OF old residence . 347
Miscellaneous permits -. 25i
Total fees collected SSS2.I1
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-12-31
PLUMBING WORK
SHOWS DECLINE
Less Activity During 1918 IN 'A
Department Than Daring
Year OF 1877.

Work in the department OF W.
CITY plumbing inspector during la-
wear 1915 shows q considerable ee
crease from that performed 0uil't
1871
In every item given IN The re-
port decrease is shown WIN que
exception of that of sewer lnspee-
tions made In iglS there w.
500 sewer inspections WINE so
were made In 1917 ga
Plans approved In 1915 we're 81 IS,
as against 565 in 1917 ana h il-.
tests were also fewer, t7- haE -...
been made In 1915 and AZ IN ~ y.
Fees collected in 1917 amounted 70
S2.7lS while $2,47O was collected "
1918
Walter L.tug took over the po-
sitiou OF city plumbing lAspeC.o.
on the resignation OF John Joef'
last September. Considerable tHos
Bile was occaslonei the city ~ q
forts 10 have the United aLa e
housing corporation comply W.
city plumbing provisions in hou-+
being erected in this city. AtP-
much consultation this natter US
at last arranged by the HOUSE,
officials informing the city thar
city ordinances would be comp r"
with.
Inspectors Report.
The report OF the plumbing
spector, from Dec. /, 1917, 70 t'
:, 1918. Is appended an
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-12-31
FIRE LOSS FOR
YEAR IS SMALL
Report Submitted By Chief August
Schmidt Gives a Total OF
S46,O32.72 in Year.
DEPARTMENT LESS ACTIVE
Work In 1915 About Hall That Re
corded During Previous Year
in Rock Island.

Fire loss in Rock Island for
1918 was s46,032.72, according to
estimates made by Fire Chief Aug
ust Schmidt. This is less than one
half that of the year of 1917 when
the CIemann & Salzmann build
ing and stock fire loss OF $55,009
brought the total loss for 1917 up
to s95.942S4
All items in the report of the
fire chief for the year 1918 show
a decrease with the exception OF
the number of gallons Of chem
icaIs used at fires. During 1918
,0J6 gallons of chemicals were
used as against S57 gallons in 1917,
Fewer calls were answered dur
ing 1918, fewer miles were trav-
eled. less hose was laid and so on
throughout the report as con-
trasted with that OF 1917.
In his report Chief Schmidt
states that during 1918, 257 alarms
were responded to of which 26
were false and six were calls for
assistance outside of the city. Two
calls we're received from Milan, one
call from Port Byron, one cali from
Moline and two calls from the
Rock Island arsenal
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-12-31

Special Fund.
BEHETDrNG

Cash on hand, Dec. l,
1914 .-..
Collected on all war.
rants ...-..-...-.-. I
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-12-31

Total .............. 1901. sos. SO
Rock Island Debt, Dec l, 1915.
GENERAL BONDS.
Fire station ...... S,OOO.O
Police automatic alarm
system ...........- 6,OOO-O0
Milan bridge repair
bonds .....-.....-.. 100000
Park bonds .......... 100000
Total ........ 100000
WATER WORKS BONDS.
Water works bonds go. 25,000G0
Water works extension
and beterment bonds 10000
Elevated tank bonds 80. 100000
Total .............. 46,5OO.O0
3 e n fit assessments
against general fund 101 ,335-SS
b G G i | assessments
against water works
fund OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 93,22118
B e fit assessments
against park fund. 100000
Tax anticipation war
rants ............ 100000
Total .............. $259.468.O6
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-12-31
Report for Year.

Chief Schmidt states that on sew
eral occasions during the year
there were at least three fires in
progress at one time. These calls
coming within five minutes Of
each other were handled promptly
and efficiently under the system in
force, which provides tor three
simultaneous fires.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-12-31
-Sq6A1O61
Total


EAPENDIIJkES.
Vouchers issued, Dec l.
1917 to Dec. /, 1918. SOS 031.06
Cash on hand, Dec. /,
1918 ............ 36,778.33
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-12-31
SS1I.s3O.2z
W
KaterWOTks Fund.
i . -..-. , FprA w
Water Works Fund.

W alter W OTkS EUnd.
EXPENDITURES.
Water works COnsTuC-
ton ............. 5.SS5.96
Water works expense 2-.2S5.65
Reservoir expense ..... 21.532.0i
Water rent fund ...... lass
Water works extension
and betterment bonds 2.475.O0
Elevated tank bonds .. $4,000
Interest on water works
bonds .......-..... 1887 80
Judgment for water
mains ........... I3,77S.23
Cash on hand, Dec /,
1915 ........-..... 2O,346.36
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-12-31
ReP0rt.

The report OF the plumbing
spector, from Dec. 1. 1917, 20 t'1
!. l9lS. Is appended -.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-02-07
AVISO.

Estoy ahora p~reparado para reci-
Dir ordenes por copias de mis- publ
c~aciones que van a salir a luz. Ell
ndmero de tomos de cada iibro sera
limitado al n1mero de suscritores re-
gistrados hasta la fecha de la publ
cacion. No Sc venden de otra name.
ra.
1.--IIIustrated History Of New
Mexico" Una edici6n hasta Ell dia,
de cuatro libros en- dos grandes to-
mos. Els n revision cuidadosa-
mente hecha de todas las ediciones
anteriores; corregida y grandements
aumentada por datos originates adj.
cionales que hasta ahora no Sc habian
publicado. PRBCIO, al ser entrega-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-02-07
LA ENFERMEDAD DE LOS
RlNoNES NO Sc RECoNo-
cE MUY FAciLMENTE
Los aplicantes de aseguranza,
a. menudo son rechazadoa

-
I'm medico examinador de una do
las companfas de seguros de vida
prominentes, al ser entrevistado so.
bre ell asunto, hizo la asombrosa ase
veracion de que una raz6n por que
muchos de los aplicantes por asegu-
rama eran rechazados, era a causa
de enfermedad de los rihones, tan
comdn entire ell pueblo americana, y
que la gran mayoria de aquellos Gu
vas aplicaciones eran r~echazadas, nj
aGn sospechaban tener tai enferme-
dad.
Juzgando por los reportes de los
~droguistas que estan en- comunica-
ci6n directa con ell p1blico, hay una
preparation que ha tenido mucho
exito para dominar estas condolences
La suave v curativa Influenza de la
SwampnRoot del DR.. Kilmer Sc rea-
liza pronto. Els la mas alta y mejor
por su notable registro de exito.
Encontramos que la SwampiRoot
es e~strictamente una composition de
hierbas, y a~consejamos a nuestros
lectores que Sc sienten en- la necesi-
dad de un remedio asf, que 10 prue-
ben. Esta de venta en- todas las bo-
ticas en- botellas de dos tamahos,
mediana y grande.
Sin embargo, ST listed desea pro-
bar esta grande preparation, envfa
diez centavos al DR.. Kilmer & Co.,
~Binghamton, N. ", para que lie en-
wen una botella de muestra. Guam
do escriban, esten seguros de mem
cionar 'fl Nuevo Mexicano."
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-02-07

Un remedio casero por uno
que 10 tuvo.

En- la primavera de 1893, he
sido atacado por ell reumatismo
muscular e inflamatorio. Mis-
sufrimientos comprenderan solo
aquellos que han padecido esta
enfermedad. He sufrido duran
te tres amos, habiendo probaao
un remedio tras otro v otros
tantos medicos. Pero los ali
vios obtenidos han sido tan So
10 transitorios. Fnalmente en-
contre un remedio que me ha
curado completamente y desde
~entonces la enfermedad no ha
yuelto. 10 he recomendado a
numerosas personas afligidas
por Reumatismo, algunos pos
trados en- cana, y la cura Sc ha
efectuado en- cada case.
Deseo que cada uno que pa
dece en- cualquiera forma de reu
matismo, pruebe este maravi-
lloso poder curative. No mande
nj un centavo; simplemente en-
VIE su nombre y la direction y
I'd. 10 recibira gratis para pro.
barlo. Despues de haberlo usa-
do y encontrando que es ell tan
Esperado medic de curar su Reu
matismo, I'd. puede enviarme
su importe que es un dollar. Pc
70 queda entenuido que no de.
SEQ su dinero hasta que I'd. es.
te perfectamente conforme de
enviarlo. No lie parece justo?
Para que sufrir mas cuando Sc
lie ofrece gratis un alivio posi-
two? Nc 10 demore, escribane
hoy mismo.
Mark n. Jackson, No. 762D,
Quincy Bldg, Syracuse, N. Y.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-02-07
AHoRA Es Ell TEMPO DE
TENER cuIDADo.

La onda fra tan general, esta eau
sando tai demanda de medicinas pa
ra la tos, que cast toda clase de mix.
turas Sc estan vendiendo. Eviten las
confecciones desconocidas que pue-
den contener drogas ~nocivas. Guam.
do listed compra ell Compuesto de
Mel y Alquitran de Foley, esta cier-
to de obtener una medicina para Ia
tos, de familia y de alta estimation
merito legftimo. No. contiene opios.
DE venta en- la Botica Capital
Pharmacy.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-02-07

s MSS s = So = q :
III ~Gobernador Lindsey ha enviado
"a cada uno de los concilios de De,
'fensa en- ell estado. una carta en- que
les encarece que ayuden a crear un
sentimiento en- los hogares que sirva
para inducir a los soldados en- 81
Ejercito Nacional que fueron AGA
dos de Nuevo Mexico, que tomen un
SECURE 0 aseguranza del ejercito, A
los periodicos tambien Sc les ha pc
dido que ayuden en- este sentido. El
executive ha recibido una carta del
General f. s. Strong, comandante en-
Ell campo Kearny, diciendole que Sc
ha hecho TODD 10 possible en- dicno
campo para hacer que los hispano-
americanos tomen la aseguranza Y
que muchos han respondido. Pero,
sin embargo, hay una gran cantidad
de ellos que nc 10 han hecho.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-02-07

PARA cURAR UN REsFRiADo EN-
uN Ola, tomen las PastilIas Laxatl-
vas de BRoMo QuiNlNA. Los boti-
carlos lie d~evolveran 81 dInero 81 no
lie cura. La firma de E. w. Grove
esta en- cada cajas-30c-Adv. ......
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-02-07
La ouInIna que no stecta Ia eabeza.

A causa de sus efectos t6nicos v
Iaxantes, LA RRoMo 0UlNlNA LA.
NANTE puede tomarse por cuaIquie-
r sin causarle nerviosidad o males
tar m la cabeza. No hay mas que
n "BRoMo QUiNlNA." La flrma
de z. w. Grove esta en- la GAIA. 300
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-02-07

demos n tarjeta hoy.Ahorre dinero
y haga dlnero. Olga nomas: "Manden-
me su maravilloso libro de muestras
y grandes ofertas para %introducir."
AMERICAN WooLFN MILLS CO.
"Los mas grandes sastres del mundo"
DEPARTMENT. HAT, CHICAGO.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-02-07
X%%x%%xx xxNx&Nxx
ESTE vEST|DO Sc LIE
MANDA A PRUEBA

Pruebelo antes de que
Sc resuelva a guardarlo
Comparelo con otros;
le garantizamos que es
de mejor clase, y nues
tros precios mas bara,
tos. Quedan perfecta-
mente, y duraran mas
tempo. Hacemos ell yes
lido a su MEDIA, y 10
mandamos sin costo.
Mande hoy por mues-
4
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-02-07

NEcESITAMos AGEN
TEs. Hay buen dinero
para I'd, Nuestros es-
tilos y maravillosos va
lores, hermosas telas y
clase elegante no Sc
pueden igualar, No i'm
porta donde viva. MAN
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-02-07

Cuando conteste nuestros anuncios
Siryase mencionar nuestro ~peFi6dico.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-02-07

lei manuscript fue revisado por Ell
Rev. FIR. Zephyrin E~ngeldhardt, 0. F.
NJ, el bien conocido historiador de
Santa Barbara, California. En- su re-
vision del libro, ell Padre zephyrin
dice:-"Despues de examiner 81 ma
nuscrito, encuentro que contiene una
gran cantidad de information intere-
sante que aclara mucho de 10 que
aparece diffcil de comprender en- la
Historic de Nuevo Mexico" Los "a
pftulos acerca de Santa Fe" y de la
"Campana de San Miguel" de por
ST solos valen muchas veces Ell valor
del libro. PRECIO, al ser entregado,
$3.50
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-02-07

4.--"A treatise on the Disputed
Points Of New Mexico History" en-
forma de cuaderno. Las a~severaciones
y c~orrecciones hechas en- mis- ante
riores historias acerca de los ,errores
propagados y de la ficci6n historical,
estan confirmadas por datos origina-
les. PRECIO, pagado a~delantado, SOC
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-02-07

3.-"sideIiehts OF New Mexico
History" o una introduction por Ell
Hon. Thomas Benton Catron, ex-sena
dor de los Estados Unidos por ell Els
tado de Nuevo Mexico.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-02-07
FL ooBERNADoR slauE EN- LA
cAMPANA PARA LA AsEGU-
RAMA De Los scLDAccs.
.

True translation filed with
the Postmaster at Santa Fe,
New Mexico, on February Z,
1918, as required by order No.
7S3 Of the Postmaster General
OF the United States.)
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-02-07
dos, pOr cada tomo. .s5.25

dos, por cada tomo. .........s 5.25
2.-"Hernan Cortez and his Con-
quest Of Mexico" con una introduce
cion por Mr.. Paul A. f. Walter. La
introduction del Sr. Walter terminn
asf: "Es una narration mas emocio-
rante que la ficcion misma, y un ira
bajo que debe interesar tanto a los
jovenes como a las personals de edad,
al sabio 10 mismo que al lector casual
PREClO, al ser e~ntregado, . $3.50
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-02-07

tras, libro de %estilos, GAIA de mues-
tras, ETC., TODD GRATIS para listed.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-02-07

Sc ToMARAN su6scRIPcIoNEs
PoR LA coMPAnlA DEL "NuEvO
MExicANo," EN- SANTA FEE, N. NJ.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-02-07
Debe pagan por:

f. L#N
Debe de incluirse bajo los ingresos
netos, los s~iguientes %parrafos:
Salaries, sueldos y comisiones Q
compensation de c~ualquiera clase
que sea por servicios ~personales.
Todas las ganancias derivadas de
~negocios, trafico o concrete.
Ganancias de la venta de propie-
da, real o personal.
Rentas.
Interes sobre notas, bonos y de-
p6sitos en- ell banco, incluyendo ban
cos de ahorro.
Rentas recibidas de fideicomisarios
este es, c%aItidades recibidas de las
rentas de estados, depositos, etc. por
los fideicomisarios, ADMINISTRATORS
0 eiecutores.
Dividiendos sobre a~cciones, va sea
que Sc reciban en- dinero effective o
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-02-07
D|RECCDNES COMPLETAS ACERCA De COMO.
CUANDO Y DONDE DEBE PAGAR SU
NUEVA TASACI0N PERSONAL
5 5

(True translation filed with
the Postmaster at Santa Fe,
New Mexico, on February Z,
1918, as required by Order No.
1888 Of the Postmaster General
of the United States.)
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-02-07
BENJAMIN N. READ,

Santa re, Nuevo Mexico.
Todos los anterIores llBros estan
esorltos en- lnsIes. .suplIcamos que al
haoer sus pedldos, Sc sIrvan meneIo-
mar nuestro semanario.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-02-07

5.--"The Hydra OF Slavery In the
New World" en- forma de cua-
derno. Este tratado trata de la his
toria de la esclavitud en- ell nuevo
mundo desde ell tempo de su intro
ducci6n por los espafioles, hasta, q
incluyendo, la historical "Proclama-
ci6n de la Emancipation" por Ell Pre-
sidente Lincoln. La parte antigua
dc la narration esta descrita, princi-
palmente, en- decretos reales citados,
promulgados por Ell Rey Fernando y
Ii Reina Isabel y sus su~cesores. PRE-
clio entregado adelantado, SOC
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-02-07

Cada uno de los traba1os anterio-
res sera publicado tan pronto como
SO hayan recibido un ndmero suficien-
te de 6rdenes de acuerdo con las o n
diciones e~stipuladas arriba. Los sus-
critores a alguno de mis- trabajos an
~teriores. estaran intitLados a I'm des-
cuento liberal.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-12-24
GENERAL RHODES HURT.
Former Rainbow Commander Injured
in AirpIane Fall.

Former Rainbow Commander Injured
in ArpIane Fall.
Paris, Dec. 2a-Genera Rhodes,
member Of the American armistice
commission. was severely injured in an
airplane accident on the outskirts Of
Paris yesterday. His pilot. a British
officer, was killed.
General Rhodes was flying from
Treves to Paris in an airplane piIoted
by Lieutenant Giltirr, according to lie
Journal. The machine collapsed just
as 1t reached the edge Of the city.
The condition e<of hMajor General
Rhodcs showed great Improvement
during. the night. The machine fell l.
900 feet, ~.
Major Gene raj Rhodes is head Of the
American armisticc commission and
was the first American general officer
70 cnier the German lines after The
German armistice was sigled.
[The General Rhodes referred to in
the foregoing dispatch Is probably
Mai. Gen. Charles y. Rhodes. formerly
commander of the Rainbow division,
who later was transferred to the
Thirty fourth division and was made a
member Of the American armistice
commission
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-12-24
Militiamen Put Out Of Bus.
mess by Command Of
War Department.
GUARDSN ~ IN U. s.
SET : 4 CIVILIANS
RuIin/ = . That Upon pissherDe
r Ationai Service Bath oSiessoy 4
9 ion Lose Former Military Cen
.ions--Disrharse Held Absolute
and Former State Units No Longer
Exist.

Washington, Dec. 2i.---An opinion OF
the judge advocate generals office ap-
proved by tho secretary OF war. holds
that officers and enlisted men OF tho
national guard will revert to civilian
status when discharged from the fea-
eral service. The effect of the rphnK
is to wipe out Of exissence the national
guard as 1t was organized prior to the
war.
The opinion, rendered by Brig. Gen.
Samuel r. Ansell. who has been acl-
ing Judge advocate general since
Ma jor General Crowder was appointed
provost marshal general to handle the
draft. was made public today.
General March. chief OF stan. on
Dec. 20 asked for an opinion OF the
status of members OF the national
guard subsequent to their discharge
from the federal service.
His memorandum called attention
to an opinion OF the judge advocate
general dated January, 1918. In whicn
II was said that when the g,iardsmAn
were mustered out of the federaF
service they would revert to their
militia status and also to their status
in the national guard.
General Ansell pointed out that this
opinion was based on muster out ana
not upon discharge. and added:
Discharge Held Absoiutsr
"As a matter of fact, the opinion In
the digest in which the sentence oc-
ours holds without qualification that
the draft OF member OF national
guard into the federal service ahsolutc-
~ discharges him from the militia.
which includes the national guark
Furthermore, this Office has held that
a commission in the temporary forces
is incompatible with commission N
the national guard and operates To-
cancel the commission In the national
guard.
1T is. therefore. the opinion Of thtS
office that former members Of the M
tional guard. both officers and en-
listed men. who entered the service ~
draft under the presidents prociaMn-
tion of July 3. 1917. viii when dis
charged from the federal service, re-
vert to a civilian status and Will not
revert TO their former status as mem
bers Of the national guard" 81
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-12-24
SHIFTS SHORTAGE
TO STATE COUNCIL
Aetrenehnent Committee Of Iowa
fa legislature Turns Over its Report
Finding Woodworth clum and Frisco
4 Exposition Commission Should Re-
turn $4,000 to State Treasury.

Des Moines, = Dec. e4.-Concludins
several months investigation Of the
Iowa commission to the Panama
Pacific exposition the retrenchment
and reform committee of the state
Legislature pointed out today that the
statute authorizing the commissions S
trip provides that the state executive
council and not the retrenchmept com
mittee should report on the matter.
This point in the statute was dis
covered after the sub b-committee Of the
retrenchment and reform committee
had reported. It's Investigation showed
there were expenditures made by the
exposition commission to the amount
Of nearly $4,000 for which satisfactory
accounting has not been made.
The sub committee recommended
that the commission and Its secretary
Woodwork Clum. OF Davenport, be
compelled to return to the state all
funds and property not returned or
accounted for.
THE commission apparently aban-
doned everything to the secretary,
who did as he desired and no attempt
::as made to render an accounting &C.
cording to the bill creating the fund
to be expended" the subcommittee
reported.
Rube McFerren. Of webster City. and
y. w. Bailey. Of Harlan. made the re-
port for the 'sub committee.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-12-24
PRoMoTINoN FOR GENERALS.
Baker Asks Rank Of General For Perish
iho, March and Bliss.

~ Washington, Dec, 23,--Bestowal Of
the permanent rank of general Of John
J. Pershing. commander Of the Amer
lean forces in France; Peyton March.
chief Of STAFF. and Casper n. Bliss. Am
erican military representative at the
supreme war council. and permanent
rank Of lleutenant Sehera! on Hunter
Liggett and Robert l.. BuIlnrd, com
mandinge the First and Second armies.
was asked by Secretary Baker today
in a letter to Chairman Dent. OF the
house military committee.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-12-24
HUNS RETAIN U-BCATS.
Fail to Turn Over All Divers as Pro-
~ vided by Armistice.
[By Havas Agency.

Paris Dec. 24.---The Germans have
not completely complied with the
clause Of the armistice providing for.
ihc delivery OF all their submarines.
according to the Matin. The newspa-
per points out particularly in this con-
nection the presence at Trondhjem, on
the Norwegian coast. or submarine
cruiser U-l57 This is a vessel of the
most recent type. displacing l,S0o tons.
credited with having made n cruise of
four months and a half without maxi
ing port. a.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-12-24
I Ma.rimony, Quarrel. Death,
..,It.v ~ rlss ~, a.. papIh1irnn

Counci Bluffs Dec. 24.---Clayton
Deeter died Gst night in local hos
pital. Physicians say from pneumonia,
Deeter. formerly OF Milwaukee. was
married recently at Nebraska City |"
n Mrs. Mortimer OF Hamburg, Iowa
following a matrimonial agency court
ship. Asson Of Mrs, Deeter II IS
charged, became incensed at the mar"
riage and attacked Deetcr with n
single tree the day after their mar
riage. lnflctlng q dangerous wound on
Deeter's head. Nurses at the hospital
say Decter was unconscious "hen
brought there by Mrs. Dceter ana
never regained It, Louie. Mortimer.
the SOM is out on bond.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-12-24

,copenhaxenss Dec. 24.-1gnace Jan
raSe-ewsk ski the sa mHcMs -pn!!sh pianist
and, prominent In the work Of Polish
rehabilitation, d nyrived today on board
a British cruiserfth had been. placed
at his disposal Sby the British govern
ment. D. The cruiser continued her
voyage Tor Dansig, the former port Of
outlet for Poland on the Baltic. with
M. Paderewski M the British military
attache here, Colonel Wade. on toard.
The Berlingsks Tidende expressed
belief that Paderswskfs mission Il to
found new Polish government under
intent AUSPICES. I'D s.rS
[When NJ Padsrexvki sailed from
NewY OK 81 Emf nd Nov. 3s he took
with him Ia power of attorney to act
for III ne Polish cosAmittees in the
United States] s, NJ. u L,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-12-24
GOODS MUST. SHOW ORIGIN.
German Products May Not Be Labeled
"Made In Australia"

Melbourne. Australia, Via, Montreal.
Dec. "a - The lc~is'atnrd ~ Victoria
has adopted n bill requiring that all
goods sold there be marked clearly
With the country Of their origin. The
bin prevents German goods. after
passing the customs offlpc, being lab
cIed made, In Australia" Goods i'm
properly labeled are liablcto forfeiture
and their owners 10 SUBSTANTIAL lines.