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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-11
Wiene de la la.)

soblc In plaza ocupada por In Gente
Gc Rivero. Y Sc haIlaron desde luego
outc ana tenaZ reSistencia de par
te d. los revolucionarios. Considc-
raado Impossible Ia captura de Teopi-
"a V habiendo sufrido grandeS per
iidas, .Amezcua Moreno retrocedi6 a
San Crist6bal las Casas.
Rivero no perdi6 tempo, Y al fren-
to dc Ia mayor parte de u hombres,
sali0 en- persecution de las fuerzas
DUO ibar en- retirada. habiendo pc
netrado hasta Ia plaza de Armas de
San Crit6bal debido 4 que n fuerZa
c1rrancista iba sumamente deSorga-
nizada. Rivero cfey6 quedar dueno
4 r situaci0n con tan pocOS hon.
hres como llevab2, pero unaS anne
~tralladoras que ha3ian sido coloca-
las en- ell edificio municipal Y Ell Ia
ic'csia. comenzaron a funcionar So
ire los ravolucionarios que habian
rcupado. como queda dicho, Ia pla&"
de Armas, V obligaron a estos a re-
~.irarse.
Err el momento de Ia retirara, Ri
ycro recibi6 On balazo en- n pier
IA. hahiendo tenido Sis hombres que
llevarlo rapidamente 4 Teopica.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-11
CONFISCAN LAS EDlCiONES DE
Eel SOL"

MADRID, Mario 10.-Las revela-
clones publicadas por ell diario "El
SOL" respecto a las actividades de los
alemanes en- este pals, Y n1uy especial
mente a los trabajos del Secretario de
Ia embajada alemana, Won Stohrer,
han causado intensa sensacl6n en- to-
das las classes sociales Y en- todas
parties no Sc habla de otra cosa.
A concentrates acaloradisimos han
dado lugar las publications. de los
facsimiles Y reproducciones fotografi-
cas- de los documentos atribuidos al
c:tado diplomatico teuton, pues mien-
tras los aliad0filos consideran tales
documentos como una prueba irrecu-
sable de violaciones de la neutralidad
llevadas a cabo por 81 Secretario de
Ia embajada, los germanofilos Sc atre-
ven a decir que tales documentos son
ap6crifos.
Ell gobierno ha %intervenido en- la
question Y para evitar que Sc provo-
9uen mayores dificultades, ha prohibi-
do la circulation de las ediciones de
"El Sol" Y confiscado aquellas en-
que Sc les dirigen ataques acusandose-
le de permitir tales actividades de los
agentes alenanes.
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El raid al ranCho...
Viene de la Ia. Pag)

ders V sus anger en- IA estaci6n de
Alice Y que Va .juntos sc pusleron e.
ohra. hallanGose en- Ia actualidad 4
ma distancia de uras nCventa millas
de Hebronville V como a unaS cuaren-
ta del lugar eft que Sc VERTIGO Ell
raid.
Los decalles que Sc conocen son los
s~;ruientes: los asaltantes, que llcva-
bar consigo varies caballos, ganado
y varies cientos de d0lares en- provi-
stones de boca que Sc robaron del ran
che. trataron de eludir n persecution
de que comprendieron cue iban q ser
Ghetto V Sc i]nterrarcn en- las monta-
ms pero esta ~precauci6n no les pro-
dpio 81 bucn resultado que de ella cs-
raraban, pues como entire los rangers
de L. expedition iban mrchos cue CO.
nocen al palmo ese terreno. desde lue-
90 co~mprendieron cual era ell CANT
no que tenian que haber seguido Y 10
sirui6 q SUI vez una parte de "a fuer-
n II iba 4 perseguirlos. en- tanto
Que Ia otra parta seguia otro canine
a fin de cerrarles IA salida en- case
de que lutheran logrado camlnar mas
rapidamente de 10 que Sc suponia.
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ba prestando sus servicios en- 81 ejer-
cito austriaco sc ha desertado. A
juzgar por las noticias ~reeibidas, los
soldados de la referida. brigada de-
cidieron, en- erupo, desertarse Y die
ron como ra2on de esta determina-
ci6n que estaban completamente IN
conformes con Ell tratado celebrado
entire Ukania Y los Poderes Contra
leg va que est, tratado es perjuidicia'
para les i~ntereses polacos.
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En- malas condicione.

La llegada a Frontera de las tropas
de Sosa ha sido relatada por IN testi-
90 ~presencial. Seg!in 81, los carraa-
cistas llegaron en- deplorables con-
diciones a aquel puerto. Sus ropas
estahan totaimente d~esgarradas y los
Dies hinchados 4 consequence lie "a
pcnosa ~travesia que habian hecho
Dor terrenos cscabrosOS.
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En- que eousissc tai metodo.

y csc formidable metodo = que
listed - refiere. zen que coasiStIra?
En- 10 rms sencillo que listed
pueda i~magirarSe: en- NO RECIBlR
Ell PAPEL DEL BANCC DE EMI-
SION: pero no en- rechazarlo oSten-
siblemente eXponiendOse 4 deconi-
sacion-= 6e mercaacias, a encarcela-
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Derrota al general Sosa.

Las informaciones aludidas hablan
nr.meramente de una derrota inflin-
guida por las fuerZaS de Rivero 4
las del general c]arranc!sta SoSa,
uuicn fue enviado Gesde Frontera
por Salvador Alvarado para que COM
batiera Z los revoiucionarios.
Rivero sc hallaba acampaGo en- un
punto llamado Eel Ccdro", teniendo
doscientos hombreS baio sus inmedia-
tas 6rdencs. Fl resto de Ia brigada
comanGa 10 habia Gi"!dido err va
rias partidas. enr!ando GstaS d natir a
as fuerzas del general carrancista
A.leio Gonzalez, que trataba de flan-
~Cucarlo.
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OBRAS DIVERSAS
Beethoven. ST. vida y sus obra..

Beethoven. ST. vida y sus obras,
Cesar Franck, por D'Indy .... IL
DiaS de Paris, relatoS sobre la Guerra IaJ
Gracia Ante Ia guerra Europea, DOT
Eleufer!o NentzeloS ........ f.21
Id Cdsa nc LeTFanleS ..-........... U.fg
La Mujer, FL Cura v La Familia 49,. g.p
La Garcia de Thespls. Por Zamacois Oil
Los Herederos de la Gran TragedIa =. CO..
Los Dramturgos Espanoles Ccntem.
pofaaeos IN
Trozos Literarios en- prosa G....9.... as.
TrozoS Liierarios en- Verso .......... Isi
Hygiene del NeurasIenIco .......... IL
Manual 6e Lawn-Tennis .......s 90
Manual de Reno t5A
List. por Chaniavoine Is
Ia Hisienr en- Mexico. nor A. J. Pant ia
&etodo para jugar Tresillo ......... O.1s
Cronicas y Dialoeos, Dor Benavente . . ~.
La Victoria en- Marcia .......... 10
La Guerra Europea. Edicion ilus-
uada, Tomos a la rlstica ......... 800
La literature Espalola en- Ia edad
Hedl1 a Ia r1stica ..... ga
Empastsda en- tela .-........... 25a
secrefarto de los Enamorados .-.... o.,
Observation-Disclosures, por Zantacois CT,
Wagner, Dor .Lichtemberger ........- -
Magia Mcderna 10000. LIS
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tuandu necesile nhros en- espanOl,
drusa> q ignscIp 4: L02ano.---ils
i. saA. 2oxx Ave. Sxs A~atnasa> TU1
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-11
Sc cree que sean meXico-:eXanos.

e. senior Claudio McGill de Alice.
cue estaba tambien de vista en el
:ancho cuando Sc efectu6 el asalto,
es de opinion de cue los ~asa:tantes no
son mexicanos, sino meXico-texanos
de los comprendidos dentro de Ia edad
militar que habian huido del servicio
miItar Y Sc habian refugiado en- te-
~rritoria mexicano. Agrega que cree
que son completamente novicios en- e.
oficio de asaltanteS, pues asl 10 de-
muestran tanto Ia fcrma en- que pro-
cedieron con los habit2ntes del ran
eho como Ell hecho de no haberse lie
vado otra cosa que caballos, slllns,
nueve pistolas. mas cuantaS cabezas
de ganado Y rodas las p~rovisiones que
en~contraron. De todos los obietos de
valor cue habia en- el rancho, ninguno
tent6 su codicia nj Sc preocuparon
Dor buscarlos.
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Fueron a~lcanzadOs.

Los perseguidores no Sc dleron pun
10 de reposo ' marchando con n VeIo~
cidad maxima cue permitia eli terre-
no Y Ia fatiga de las ca~baigaduraS,
! looraron al fin tomar el contacto con
les a~saltantes con los que trabaron un
nrirer combate. Resultado de el fue
n muerte de dos de los meXicanos Y
ri yer QUE Ia situaci0n Sc les ponia
mas seria de 10 que creian, los reStar,-
tos Sc dieron a Ia fuga, internandose
aur mas en- las montanas, pero como
eStaban al alcance de los perSeguldo-
res. estos no los 'dejaron adelantar
mucho Y POGO despues Sc trabo IN Sc
gundo combate. que do por resultado
IA muerte de otros seis de los asaltan-
les. e. resto de In banda; que scgtn
Sc dice, era de cinco hombres, logro
escapar Y Sc sigue tratando de dar
con los que 10 forman.
Sc han recibido informes tambien
De que "a mayor parte de los caoalloS'
ganaGo ' efectoS robados pudleron ser
recuperados Y que los perseguidoreS
no tuvieron cue lamentar ninguna ba-
in.
Como en- las primeraS notlcias que
Sc r~ecibieron acerca del asaIto sc de
cia que los que 10 llevaron a cabo
eran en- numero de treinta aproxima-
damente Y solamente eran como trecc
los que fueron ~alcanzados. no Sc sabe
;; este Sc deha a mala appreciation
de los aSaltados 0 a que parte de los
a~saltantes haya tornado otro canine
c sc haya dispersado en- territorlo dc
los Estados uridos.
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= = :. = = = D..

TeleGrama Especial para La PRENSA.
WASHINTON, Mario 9.-En el
DEPARTMENTS de Estado Sc recibie-
ron hoy notieias references = que
una brigada polaca que Sc encontra-
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OBRAS POPULARES EMPAS-
TADAS

I a Is centavos cada una)
Qulromancia
Gula del Buen Sirviente
JueeoS y depOrteS
Labores del Bello Sexo
ArInentp de htenesiar. 2 tomoS =. $50
Manual de poStleS y Icofts
HAZANAS DE FANT0MAs
"A 50 eentaros tene)
Mi.terlosas fechoflaS
Horrible estratagema
Cadayer que habla
Juve contre Fahtomas
III muerto que mata -,
La hueIla del muerto
FL aTente Secreto
FL GOcumento nnmero !
PFisionero de Fantornas
FL diamante del Rey
Destreza fn1ul
E abogado miSterioso
FL polfzonfe apacne
e. nlno desaparecido2
-El ahorcado de Londres
Y!da ,por vida
AyENTURAS DE BUFFALO BILL
a 80 centavos tomo)
Ell proranador de iumpas
Una noche de Carnays
Fl instinto de una v1bora
FL miSterio de Ia oclo uasas
pesca dificl -
Tin tonic demasiado Nsto
81 complot del tuez
81 proscripto de Ia montana
Tn piano ametralladora
LanZadoS al ablsIno
VIaie terrorflico
Daniel ell oSo = Ell OSO Juou- .-
FL cacique negro
LinchanienD fracasLoo
La estatua pfTlanfe
Los bedufnos Tojos
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DESERTO UNA BRIGADA POLA-
CA DE AUSTRIA.

= :: :. :. !. - :. :. = + = :. = Il X
:. =
: True translation file with the -
= postmaster ii san Antonio, Texas, !.
- on March 10th. a. required by =
= the art of October s, 1911 =
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NOVELAS DIVERSAS

, --
Al polo Austral en- velocipedo. Q tomos O.sG
David Copper1ield. 3 tomoj ........... 1.2B
DOS AD0rdaleS. ? tomoS ........... 0.S1
= MILO DE gro. = tomos .-..-....-... n.s0
.0ltverio Twist, por Dickens. . tomos f.dJ
Fl legajo No. ii3. Por Gaborian.
2 tomos Observation-Disclosures. 1.a9
Fl SOFA ga
Sordelo Andrea, por Mn Frfas 500. 0.;g
Tn Estadista Argentine. Historic do
Don Nicolas de Avel1aneda ..,.... rs
Apuntes de IN desconocido. 2 .fomos a.0J
T. Buquo 9ahd1to-fela ..--.......... 0.a
Los Peseadores de Trepang, tela 80. u.sl
RouletaVllle en- Russia, Rnstica ...... i.09
Ia misms obra empas!ada5 en tela %. In
III ......... ........ 1870. -...... 90
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POESIA

DC Espana Y de America. Sonetos -. 81.
81 ParnaSo Dom!nicano ........-..... =,
Fl Parnaso S~alvatoreilo ..........-. ~
Las Nejores Poesfas Misticas. Tela . . IT,
Romanccs eScojidos del DuQue de .
Rivas-Tela l'
Mis- ma:ores poes;as. por VillaeSpesa IL
4 tn oioo, poesias de Dolores Boiio IL
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BIBLIOTECA DE INDUSTRAS
LUCRATIYAS

a Is ceniavoS cada TomO).
Canada Lamar
Cdbalios de Cargo
Industrial A~lgodonera
GuslnoS de Seda
induStria hlfarera
CaballoS de Lujo
lnduStria A%Zucarcra
Las Flores y sus PERFUMES
Exploitation de Ia patata
FL Azafran
Cria de Palomas
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.BIBLIOTECA ILUSTRADA PARA
NINOS

a 50 cent9vOS cada TOmo).
81 Encanto de los Nifos
Historic de las Sociedades humans.
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CIENCIAS Y EDUCACION


Arte de educar a los nlhos ......... $50
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Una co~=vc-saci6n, no une entrevista.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-13
CHARGES THEFT
or IRON WHEEL
Junk Dealer Defendant in State
Case Tried In Police Court
To-day.
JOHN LANNEN COMPLAINS
State Launches are Burglarized of
Engine AccOutrements-
Get Speeder.

Considerable confusion was evil
dent. this morning in the police
court as the result of attempts to
identify q f1y-wheel off a marine en-
CINE.
NJ. Greenblatt, junk dealer, de-
PENDANT in the case, claims to have
ordered the wheel shipped to Rock
Island with a car load of junk,
which arrived here some time ago.
John Lannen claims to be the
owner of the wheel, which he states
was stolen several days ago out of
a launch at the foot of First street
and Fourth avenue. Mr. Lannen
states that a number of launches
owned by him were rif1led of engine
accoutrements.
Mr.. Lannen claims that the wheel
was in good condition when stolen,
but its condition when presented
as evidence shows all spokes to
have been broken out. AS Green
blatt refused to pay for the wheel
the case was continued until next
Tuesday.
Assistant States Attorney Eagle
appeared for the state and AttOr-
ney J. X. Scott appeared for Green
blatt
Get Speeder.
r. E. kerns of Davenport was
arrested by Motorcycle officer Earl
Shannon yesterday for speeding.
He was fined S..
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-13
BUILDERS CALLED
INTO CONFERENCE

Important problems OF priority
and Of labor will be considered At
a national convention Of the build
iag industry, comprising building
material associations, architeC-ur-
al and engineering societies,
builders association and Industrial
concerns, to be held at Atlantic
City, July Is and Is upon the call
of the chamber of commerce Of the
United States, and with the co op-
Grafton of the war industries
board.
The purpose Of the convention
is t. consider ways and means
whereby the various divisions Of
the building industries car find a
common ground upon which they
may give coordinate assistance to
the government during the war; 10
develop machinery whereby the in
dustries can speak with a united
voice upon matters affecting all in
terests involved, and to consider
projects for the er-estaDlishment
and maintenance of the general
prosperity of the industry as a
whole"
The convention program will
give prominence to consideration
of the questions OF priority in the
construction Of buildings, in the
transportation of materials and
fuel and in capital issues and gen
eral finance The labor problem
will also be considered with regard
to the procurement of labor. com
petition for labor and the stand
ardlzation of wages.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-13

at Odd Fellows hall. Fifth and
Brady streets, Davenport Messages
received every Thursday afternoon
at o'clock at Odd Fellows hall
Mrs. Nettie StockweIl, speaker.
United Christian Workers = ITO
Third street, Davenport. Services at
1:45 Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur-
days. Rev. w. NJ. York Will preach.
New Thought Advanced Spiritual
list church-Services Sunday At 2:30
p. m. at Maths hall
PsychicaI Science church-Rev. r.
s. Rea, pastor. Services in Indus
trial hall, Fifth avenue and Four
teenth street, Moline, at p. m.
demonstrations. Good music. Free
seats.
Spiritualists lecture by Mrs L. E.
Grand in hall over PalaCe theatre,
Moline, sunday at > p. m. Half OF
free will Offering will go to Red
Cross.
Rescue Missien-1S1O Fourth ave-
nue., G. Q. Rogers, superintendent.
every night at 7:45.
The ReOrganized Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter Day Saints-Eigh-
teenth avenue and Tenth street.
H. J Archambault, elder in charge
day school at $50 a. m, Preaching
az II a m. and $50 p. m Religio at
els p. m. The public is welcome.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
at s.
Sunshine society of the, Spiritual
ist ChurCh-K. Of P. hall. 1O4% West
Sunday at p. m. and Wednesday
afternoons. Mrs. Louise Myers IN
charge. Messages given and trance
speaker.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-13
ATTILA THE HUN rs
BROADWAY SUBJECT

The sacrament of the Lords sup
per will be celebrated in Broadway
Presbyterian church tomorrow
morning at 10:45. The subject of
the sermon is The Sacrament
from the text, This is my body
which is broken for you Il. Cor
XI-24).
In the evening the subject is AT
tia and the Hun" 1t was the Ger
man kaiser himself who first called
his troops Huns. In 1900, when
making a farewell speech to his
troops when he sent them to China
to meet the Boxers, he said, NO
quarter will be given, no prisoners
will be taken. Let all who fall
into your hands be at your mercy.
Just as the Huns a thousand years
ago, under the leadership of Attila,
gained a reputation in virtue of
which they still live in historic ira
dition SO may the name of Germany
become known in such a manner
in China mat no Chinaman will
ever again dare even to look ask
ance at a German" This ideal of
the kaiser's has carried further
than China for now the world will
never forget Belgium, France, Po-
land. God in history will beeclosely
studied in the parallel between
these two attempts of barbarianism
against christendom.
DIR. John McGown Stevenson will
preach at both services. Those not
regularly worshipping elsewhere are
invited TO these services.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-13

company is anxious to get at the
Germans and that they will endeav-
or TO do their share of the fighting.
Sergeant Paul J. Russell. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. S. J. Russell. 2755
Eight and one-half avenue, is en-
joying a 10-days' furlough at the
home of his parents.
Sergeant Russell enlisted in the
ordnance department at Rock Is
land arsenal Dec. IA, 1917, and was
first stationed at Camp Dodge He
was transferred to Camp Hancock,
Augusta, Ga, last February. He
resigned his position as cashier of
C., r. l. & p at the Twentieth
street station to enter the service.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-13
BUT ONE FLAG FOR
GRAY AND THE BLUE

Barbara Frietchie tent No 81,
Daughters of Veterans, has adopted
resolutions similar to those passed
by John Buford post, G. A. r., con
demning the carrying of the con-
federate flag in the Memorial day
and Fourth of July parades in this
city The resolutions end with this
verse:
All hail to the boys of the north and
the south
Who are fighting for me and for
you.
All over this land rings the story
OF loyalty, fervent and true.
But one flag, and that is Old Glory,
Shall float for the gray and the
blue.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-13

St. Josepu's Parish church-Sec
Ond avenue ana Fourteenth street.
Father J. J. Quinn, rector. dean.
Father Barry. assistant rector.
Masses at 100. $50. $50 and 1880
o'clock sunday school at 10.
Sacred Heart Parish ChurCh-Fifth
avenue and Twenty eighth street.
Father Clement 2. O'Neiu. rector.
Sunday masses at :, $50 and 1890
q. m. Sunday school at SIS a. m.
Week day masses at 1880 a. IN. Ev-
ening dcvotluns twhen said), 7:45.
St Mary's church-Fourth avenue
and Twenty second street. Father
Peter E\luck, rector. Sunday first
mass at o'clock. English sermon.
High mass at 10 o'clock. German
and English sermon. Sunday school
at 2 80 p. N. Nespers and benedic-
ton al 8 p. IN. Weekday masses at
s o'clock.
St. Paurs church CBelEian) -
TWeuty-foGrth street and Eighth
and-a-ualf avenue Mass at d. m.
sunday school at 80 D. IN.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-13
NORBERG HELPED
INTRODUCE SING
SYSTEM IN NAVY

Pictures Of Thor Norberg. Rock
Island merchant, who is now an
ensign in the United States navy,
and the Augustana college band,
which enlisted in a body at the out
break OF the war, are features in
an article on Morse Legions of
Democracy" in the current num-
Der Of the n-Scaudinavian
Review
Ensign Norberg, according to the
Scandinavian American Review,
helped introduce the Sing system
Of gymnastics into the navy.
The record for Scandinavian col
leges. says the magazine article.
is held by AuRusraua, whose ser
vice flag with POI stars. represents
twO-thirds Of the male attendance
The Augustaua men fIockcd early
TO the cOlOrs. the band enlisted in
q body 10 FORM with slight reo--
RaniZatiOu. a regimental band, and
the college has furnished four
chaplains and twelve camp pastors
and !. n c. 4. workers.
"A hundred thousand strong AMI
more the Morse legions Of democ.
racy are marching on from the
prairies. They came al the first
call TO arms. taking their places
as Americans, falling into step
with Yankee and Celt and SIay and
Latin. / am therefore well with
in the facts in giving the actual
numbers Of Scendinaviaas IA the
service as 1I5C00."
The American scandinavian Re
view is published by the American
Scandinavian foundation. Ct which
Professor ". II. Schorieid. who re-
Gently spoke here. IS president.
The article on the part people OF
Scandinavian descent are playing
IN the war Tor democracy, IS writ
ten by Hanna Astrup Larsen. liter
airy editor Of the magazine.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-13

ImmauueIs Lutheran - Twentieth
street and Fifth avenue. Rev. PHI.
Wilhelm, pastor. Sunday school at 3
a. IN. English services at 9:45 a m.
German services at 1880 a. m.
Evangelical Church or PeaCe-Cor-
ner If Twelfth street and Twelfth
avenue. Rev. I. J. Rolf, pastor.
sunday school at $3.50 a. m. Services
at 1915 a. m
Grace English Lutheran-Corner
Seventh avenue and FOrty-fourth
street Rev. Ira 0. Nothstein, pas
tor. Sunday school at g:l5 a. m.
Services at 1O:45 a. IN. and 1880 p. m.
Luther league at ?. m.
Zion swedish Lutheran - Forty
tifth street ana Seventh avenue.
Rev. John Fkholm, pastor. sun
day school at $3.50 a. N. Services at
1914 a. IN. and 7:45 p. m.
First Swedish Lutheran - Corner
Fourteenth street and Fourth ave
nue.. Rev harl Nilsson, pastor
sunday school II g:15 a. m. Services
al 10 d IN and 100 p m.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-13
CpRIsTIAN sCIENCE-

FIFst CluTCH OF CHrlst. SCIen list
( Corner Seventh avenue and Twenty
second street Sunday school at 8 4 ,
a. IN. Testimonial meeting every
Wednesday at 5 p. III. Sunday ser
vice at lO:45 a. IL. Subject Of lesson.
'.SH era uleut.''
The church maintains free read
ing room in the Peoples National
bank iuild4ng. which is open every
weekday from 1870 Il. IN. to 8 =. N. .
and every Saturday from Il 80 to . O..
All authorized literature on Christian
Science may De read or purchased.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-13

! hereby announce myself a can
didate on the Democratic ticket for
the nomination for member Of the
5lst general assembly.
In making my announcement, !
desire that the Democratic voters
investigate my record in the last
two sessions Of the legislature. as !
am going TO make the race on that
record and trust thar I am entitled
10 the support of the Democrats Of
this district on the same
w. c. MAUCKER.