davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-14
FOR RENT-RO0MS.


ROOM; moderu; furnished: gentle
man: 1908 Second avenue r. l. 1851:
ROOM; modern, PHEASANT; downtown.
6au evenings. 1913 Third avenue
ROOMS; modern. gentlemen prefer
red: 294o Fifth avenue.
ROOM; modern. for two gentlemen,
fis Seventeenth street
ROOMS: modern; furnished for
housekeeping; 23I2 Fifth avenue
ROOMS; also board and room: 3IS
twenty fourth street
ROOMS; modern; good sized; house
keeping, near car line. no obJec-
tions to small child. r. l. 46i4-L.
ROOMS; two, strictly modern, light
housekeeping. Call r. 1, 2495- 5I11
Eighth avenue.
ROOM; modern; furnished; sol Four
teenth -and-a-half street. K. l. 4795.
ROOM: modern: furnished; two gen
tlemen employed; 1906 Fifth ave
nue..
ROOMS: two; furnished for light
housekeeping; modern; 1909 Tenth
ROOMS. two: MODERN furnished:
housekeeping; also sleeping rooms z
no children; 40 seventeenth street.
ROOM; sleeping: 1927 Sixth avenue.
ROOMS. modern; furnished; house
Keeping. X. /. 1915
ROOM: strictly modern; sleeping:
two or three gentlemen; 725 Tween
ty-thlrd street.
ROOMS; two; connecting;' modern;
furnished; ousekeeping; $50 Nine
teenth street. X. l. 1904.
ROOMS; two; modern: inquire 1910
First avenue.
ROOM, Arsenal men preferred; 300
p Sala flats.
ROOM, sleeping; also one room with
slight housekeeping privileges; 1917
Seventh avenue. Phone r. l 4SS7.
ROOMS; two; furnished; sleeping;
modern house; sos Ninth street.
ROOM; furnished; modern; 90I
Twenty second street. r. l. S6S-X.
ROOM: all modern; furnished; $50
Twenty fifth street.
ROOM and board; centrally located
Arsenal men preferred; $3.50 per
week. Call r. 1. 1871.
ROOMS; two; modern; close to Ar
senal and Tractor; near car line;
ll24 Thirty eighth street.
ROOM; furnished; sleeping: 700 Sew
enteenth street
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-14

ROCK ISLAND LODGE NO. 65s. A.
a +. * a M-Stated meet
~ ings first Friday OF each
- x month II. II. HoldOrf. ".
~ NJ: II. 5. Boilmau. secre-
tary. Special meeting March ] . at
Z y. m, for work on NJ II. degree.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-14

HOU SES. partly modern; one nine
room ,oae s4X-Toom ind half acre
lois. Inquire Fred AcCraw, oU5
Twenty -urst avenue or phone II. l.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-14

AMOO GROTTO NO. 81, n o. '. J.
"a !" e: :: =: !: J ]"
N ~ L. R-Stated meet
! LCzoSH ings held on the nrst
4 "A v Wednesday OK each
KRTE = month. Visiting pro-
AHAAN4N II pEietS welcome. Otto
AsAsz5zsE> Priester. monarch. 5.
ID. Skinner, secretary.
Next dancing party March Is. at
Masonic temple. Ceremonial April :.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-14

Knights TempIar.
THE stated conclaves of Rock Island
commandery No. Is, Knights Tenn
plar, will be held the second Mon
day of each month Visiting
knights welcome. J. w. Houder,
commander; J. l. Hickey, recorder.
Special concIaye for work, Monday,
March Is.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-14

-~>@---]S~~~-~~~~@~---~~-
moderu. furnished. gentle
man. 1908 Second avenue r. l. 1861.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-14

H. Il. NJ
THE stated conVocatton of Rock Is
land Chapter No. is, r. A n viii
be held on the FIRST Tuesday OF
each month at 1880 D IN L O.
Swanson, K H P; Z H Ash. sec
rotary.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-14

BUILD OF Duy better nome Tor less
on Oak Knoll, Forty third street.
Tenth avenue, opposite Lincoln
park. A. ii. Slppel- r. l. 3llfL.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-14
I0DGE nIRFCTORY.

MASONIC
Masonic Temple. Eighteenth street
and Fifth avenue
THE STATED MEETING OF TRIO
Lodge No. 81, A + & A.
- NJ, viii be held on the hrsi
II - Thursday OF each month. at
M 1880 D. N. L. .. ROderick,
W. Nj. c. l.. Hubba I'd. sec
rotary. Special for work on T. A
degree Thursday. March II, at 1880
p. m, in Ionic hall
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-14
FOR SALE-CITY PROPERTY.


BUNGALOW, brick. modern; nye
rooms, on terms, also lots in Case
PARK addition, or Will bulld on
terms Gail X. /. 2i53.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-14

HOUSE; square; modern; story; on
SIXIeeutn street. SIX rooms; nice
property, $1,000. II. X. Walker,
Robinson building.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1918-10-24

wish to prevent the imposition of the tyranny of prohibition on the
Nation they should. on November 5h next, declare themselves
~emphaticaVy against prohibition in Missouri.
q Prohibition, both State and National. will mean the wholesale
adoption Of illicit distlGng and home brewing, and, as stated by the
Internal Revenue Commissioner, will require an army Of deputies
tor its enforcement. The rights and privacy Of the home would
thereby undoubtedly be totally sacrificed.
q LET H BOYs DEClDE WHEN THEY COME HOME.
y Will we make Missouri safe for democracy if we attempt to
abndge the liberties or change by law the habits of thousands Of
our people without giving one hundred thousand Missouians in
france (oneseventh of our voters) a voice in the matter?
u Is it wise to destroy vast property and business interests in the
midst OF war and bring about changes in a political, social and
financial way. the end Of which no one can foretel?
q The revenue collected in the State of Missouri from the brewing
and dramshop business for State purposes amounts to something
over ~ $500, 100000, and for municipal and county purposes, over
$2,000,0 10000! 5000
u The National revenue derived from beer, wines and spirt,ous
liquors is approximately $500, 600, 10000 per annum, which,
under the proposed new Revenue Law, it is estimated will reach
more than One Billion Dollars per year~~
q # Prohibition is enacted. new and Increasingly heauu taxes will
have to be assessed and borne by every citizen Of the State
ana a much greater increase in the income, estate and other taxes will
have to be paid by each citizen if revenues on alcoholic beverages
are no longer available to the National Government.
q! THE LOCAL OPTION LAWS OF MISSOURI. A
ENFORCED BY OUR HIGHEST COURTS, ARE MORE
6FtECl!vE. LOGICAL AND FAIR THAN STATE WIDE
PROHIBITION CAN EVER BE.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1918-10-24
Some Reasons Why Prohibition Should Be Defeated

q The amendment is undemocratc, and, as such, un-American, and
constitutes a serious invasion of the Bill Of Rights Of the citizens OF
Missouri
q 1t strikes down the principles of individual liberty and selff-deter-
mndhon upon which American democracy was founded, and sub
shtutes State control Of individual habits for selfcontroL, which de-
velops individual character.
q, |. is inslncere as a prohibition measure for the reason that it
excerpts liquors for medicinal, mechanical and scientific purposes"
which, as shown in other states, opens the door wide for the use of
liquors to almost any extent.
el 1t is destructive and not constructive in its operation. for the
reason that it involves the ruin Of several hundred million dollars
worth OF property and the business and livelihood Of thousands Of
citizens, and entails the loss Of immense revenues to the State and
municipalities without providing any compensation for such de-
strucuon OF property, business and livelihood or any plan for raising
the reoenue that vwN be needed to replace the revenue DESTROYED.
q All European nations except Russia have declared against pro.
hibition, and have regulated the liquor industry in accordance with
the report OF commissions appointed to study the subject.
d The British Liquor Control Board haze declared against o,ohib,.
ton and in favor Of liquor regulation.
q By wise legislation. Sweden, Norway and Denmark have, in the
course OF a generation or two, brought about model conditions with
respect to the sale and use Of beverages containing alcohol
q Proposed prohibition in our country is not founded on the report
or Investigations OF any competent commission, but is an extreme
propaganda, the consequences Of which cannot be foreseen.
a The adoption of the proposed amendment may lead to the rai.
tcahon byth Legislature Of the State of Missouri # the prohibition
amendment to the Federal Constitution. If the voters Of the State
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1918-10-24
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To the Voters Of Missouri:

On the 5h of November, the civilian voters of the State will be called
upon to adopt or reject a proposed constitutional amendment provid-
ing for the prohibition Of the manufacture, sale and giving away of
Intoxicating liquor" known as proposed Amendment No. 6.
should be carefully considered by every voter before he casts his ballot.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-08
wchodzace w zycie cd dnia

a wchodzqce W zycie cd dnla IA
kwietnia.
Wedlc tych przepisow, do pie
czenia chleba i buick uzywac sic
ma maxi zawierajacej 25 procent
(zamiast jak dotychczas 20 pro-
cent? substytutow. Ponadto ST.
charki (crackers) maja zawierac
Is proccnt, a trzecia Geese (33' q
proccnt) substytutow takie cia--
sta, iak slodkie obwarzanki droz-
dzowc i ciasta znane w p1ekar-
mach pod nazwami cookies, ice
cream cones, cakes, pies, Tried
cakes, pastry; dwie trzecie czescl
substytut6w (tj. &C, Is proccnt)
zas butter cakes, waffles, mullins,
Boston brown bread i wszelkle
,,quick breads"
w restauracyach niewolno be-
die podawac gosciowi do jednego
posilku wiecej niz dwie uncye
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-08
NIEUCzCIWOSG PAN6W.

w BrzeSciu Litewskim ich cywilni
delegaci przemawiali W wyrazach pO-
dobnych: oSwiadczyli sic z zyczeniem
zawarcia uczciwego pokoju i udzielenia
narodOm, z kt6rymi sic ukiadali prawa
obierania Swych wiasnych rzad0w.
Ale oswiadczeniu temu t~owarzyszyla
i pc MEM n~astapila akcya. Ich wojskO-
wi panowie, ludzie kt6rzy dzialaja W
imieniu Niemiec, a January Swe Obja--
wiaja wykonywaniem, Objawili bardzo
Odmienne konkluzye.
Nj, mozemy mylnie rozumiet, tego,
co uczynili - w Rosyi, W Finlandyi,
W Ukraine, W Rumunii.
Ukazai sic prawdziwy prObierz ich
SprawiedliwoSci i uczciwoSci. u tegO
mozemy Sadzic o wszystkiem. Swieca
Oni W RoSyi tani tryumf, jakim laden
dzielny Tub szlachetny nar6d szczycic
sic ME m6g{by pragnat.
Wielki nar6d, bezsilny przez wlasna
Swa akcye, stai sic czaSowo zawiSiym
Od ich laSki. Uczciwe oSwiadczenia "a
pOmniane. Nigdzie ME zapOwiadaja
SprawiedliwoSci, tylko w~szedzie narzu-
GAIA Swa wladze i wyzyskujQ wSzySt-
ko ma wlaSna kOrzySc i powiekSzanie
potegi, a narOdy zdobytych p%rOwincyj
zapraszaja, by byly wOlnymi pod ich
panOwaniem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-08
ME- UzYWAJ PLASTRA
I GORCzYCY!
Musterole DziaIa Latwiej, PredzeJ
iBez Pecherza

Niema sensu mieszania gorczyey z
maka i woda, gdy mozecie 1atwo usun2c,
b6l. zbolenie Tub zesztywnienie uzywaJ2c
troche czystej, biaiej Musterole.
Musterole Jest zrobiona z czystego
oleiu gorczycy i innych pomocnych
skiadnik6w, przyrzadzonych " formie
dogodnei bialej masci. Zastepu?e
przestarzale plastry z gorczycy l ME
sprowadza pecherza.
Musterole Aazwyczaj przynosi szybka
gr1czoI6w, lrup, sztywnosG szyi, astme'
neuralgie, Dol glowy, kongestye, zapa,
lenie opiucnei, reumatyzm, lumbago, Dol
W krzyzu i stawaeh, wywichniecie, DO
lace mie$nie, potluczenie, o~dzleolenle'
odmrozenie n6g, zaziebienie piersl (cze'
sto ~zapobiega zapaleniu ptuc).
Soc Coo sloik; sloik szpitalny $3.50.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-08
Nal Observation-Disclosures

Test jeden krodek, kt6ry rzadko zawo-
dzi W usunieciu dokuczliwego .swierzbie-
MIA, usmierza irytacye skory ! czyni ia
miekka, czysta j zdrowa.
w kazdej apiece molecie dostat zemo,
ktore zazwyczaj pokona wszelkie choroby
sk6rne. Acne, eczema, swicrzb, pryszczc,
wysypki, czarne iepki, W w~iekszosci Wy
padk66w ustapia cd zemo. Czesto male
~zeszpecenia znikna przez Q Swierz-
bienie zwykle ustaje natychmiast. Zcmo
jest to ~bczpieczny, antyseptyczny p'y.n.
czysty, latwy do uzycia ! godny zauianla.
Kosztuje tylko 35f; ekstra duza butelka.
$1,000 Me plami, ME jest tiusty ami
lepki ] najzupeiniej bezpieczny ola deli
katnej, czufej sk6ry.-
The L. w. Rose Co.. Cleveland W
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-08

chleba lub buick, albo 4 uncye
,,quick Breads"
w marcu wyslano re Stan6w
Zjednoczonych i Z Kanady zagra-
nice 100000 ton artyku}6w zyw-
nosci, ii. O $4,000, ton wiecej,
niz w lutym.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-08

Ma urlop dziesieciodniowy do ro-
dzic6w swoich, PIP. Franciszka | Ma
ryi SZamrowicz0w, Zamieszkafych
pnr. 1341 Dickson ILL.,, przyjechai
kapraI Leon Szamrowicz, czionek
kompanii ,,B - Motor Truck Sec
ton" stacyonowany W Army Artille-
nv Park, G. A. c., W Kalifornii.
Kapral SzamrOwicz ma takze bra
ia kt6ry sluiy w Armii Wuja Sauna a
stacyonowany jest Obecnie w North
Carolina; drugi zaS brat kaprala wy
jedZie do obozu Wkr0tce.
Kapral Leon Szamrowicz odjezdza
z powrotem do oboZu W Kalifornii,
we wtOrek, dnia 0go kwietnia, b. r.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-08

,Kazdy dollar ulokowany w po-
zyczce wolnosciowej jest dolarem
lokowanym W d~ziarskosci Anne
ryki. Kazdy dollar taxi lokowany
Z zaparciem sic oznacza wziecic
udzialu w trudach i ryzykach ma
szych zolnierzy w szahcach. kaz-
dy dollar tax lokowany dowiedzic
postanowienia naszego narodu w
kraju, by armie nasza poprzec az
do zwycieskiego kohca. Jak maj
wieksze subskrypcye ma trzecla
pozyczke wolnoSciowa stana sic
patryotycznem w~yrazeniem ufno-
Sci w nasza zdolnosc utrzymania
wszystkiego, co nam drogie w cy-
wilizacyi."
PRZEGLAD TYGODNIOWY.
! Washington, 8. kwietnia. - w
przegladzie tygodniowym ogio--
szonym przez Department woJ--
ny czytamy: Ma poczqtku trze-
ciego tygodnia niemieckiej ofen-
sywy znajduje Jenny wroga ~jeszcze
daleko oddalonego cd glownych
lego cel6w. Widoczna teraz jest
rzecza, re niemiecka naczelna ko-
| menda Cd samego ~poczatku "a
mierzala rozgromic wojska bry--
tyjskie pomiedzy Disc a Somme
i wbic sic klinem miedzy Wojska
brytyjskie a francuskie. Wrog "a
mierzai doprowadzic do rozstrzy-
gniecia ma pol1 w jednej wielkiej
bitwie. L zeznai jehcow okazuJe
sic, re chciaf dostac sic do linll
Somme w pierwszym dniu oicn-
sywy. A faktem jest, re Nlcmcy
potrzebowali 10 dni czasu ma o.
CARNEGIE obszaru, ktory chcleli
zajac w As godzinach. Naszc woJ-
ska braiy wzgledny udzia} W bit
Wach, Obecnie zajely MOVE poZy-
eve w linii i utrzymuja dobrze
przygotowanc oszahcowania ma
wyzynach ma poludnie cd Ver-
dun"
Uwazaja tn "a rzccz znamlenna
Il doniesiono, re CESAR niemleck1
DO k~onferencyi ma froncie zachod-
MIN w sobote &c swymi szetaml,
Hindcnburgiem i Ludcndorttem,
postanowif udac sig do Rumunii.
Ma poczqtku wiclkiej ofensywy,
kiedy MONA bylo donosic o zwy-
cicskicm posuwaniu sig naprzod
woisk niemieckich, urzedowo Z
Berlina donoszono, re cesarz OBJ
iai naczclnc dowodztwo. Uwaza-
no to pod6wczas "a oznake' IL &C.
sarz oczckujc stanowczeSo OIL
brzymiego zwyciestwa. Cd owe
go czasu jednakowoz nadcszty
posilki brytyjskie, francuskie | a
merykahskic i zmienily p~olozenie.
Cesarz uznaf "a stosownc Wyco-
fac swoja osobe....
Swoj2 droga So oznaki, re move
wysilki olbrzymie re strony
woisk niemieckich SIG przysoto--
wuja. Trzeba bye przygotowa-
nym ma to, &c jcszczc przcz czas
nicjaki losy wazyc sic beda' do
p6ki, jak sic togo spodzieWaJa'
ME nadejdzic chwIla, kt6ra gen.
Foch uzna "a stosowna do udc--
rzenia stanowczego ma nleprzy-
jaciela.
ppocRAM KONGRESU.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-08

Chociaz szczeg6ly zarzadzenia
ME So znanc, wydaje sic, &c liczba
zolnierzy p~owolanych do roznych
oboz6w wyniesie okolo 10000, t.
j. nieco wiecej, niz doytchczas
przccieciowo w kazdym miesi2cu.
Stoi to w zWiqzku z postanowie--
MEM Prezydenta, by wojska Z O.
bozow jak najspieszniej wysyla--
no do Francyi. Wysy}ka do obo-
z6w rozpocznic sic 26 kwietnia /
potrwa 5 dni. L r6znych Stanow
nastepujqce liczby zolnierzy beda
powoiane:
Alabama 1901; Arizona 40;
Arkansas 2,735: California 1853;
Colorado 1929; Connecticut
2,2T9; Delaware al; Dist. Of
Columbia 1872; Florida $3.50;
Georgia 1855; Idaho 6O4; Illinois
.S,SO1; Indiana 1868; Iowa 3,412;
Kansas 1921; kentucky 1896;
Louisiana 1919; Maine 919; Ma
ryland 2,12O; Massachusetts,
$50; Michigan $3.50; Minneso-
ia 1913; Mississippi 1904; Mis-
souri, 4,O7S; Montana 1902; Ne
braska 1,46O; Nevada 179; New
Hampshire SIG; New Jersey
|2,137; New Mexico 4O5; New
York 1915; North Carolina
5,O54; North Dakota 1887; Ohio
lO,3O2; Oklahoma 2,291; Oregon
923; Pennsylvania 1886; Rhode
Island S51; South Carolina 1869;
South Dakota 72O; Tennessee
4,751; Texas 1871; Utah 6lo;
Vermont 421; Virginia 1865;
Washington 1896; West Virgil
MIA 1899; Wisconsin 1916; Wyo-
ming 335.
>o71zEnzANJA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-08
MILITARYZM RZADZI W MEM
CZECH.

Przyznanie to nadeSzio ME cd me-
bow stanu W Niemczech. Nadeszio od
ich w~ojskowych przyw6dzc0w, kt6rzy
tam istotne rzady Sprawuja. Ich me-
zowie stanu pOwiedzieli, re zycza So
bic pokOju i re 50 gotOwi omawiac je-
go warunki. SkOro tylko ich przeci-
wnicy zechca zaSia$c z mimi PREY sto-
lie konferencyjnym.
Obecny ich kanclerz powiedziaf -
W nieokreSlonych jednak i niepewnych
wyrazach i frazeSami, kt0re czeSto ja-
koby z~aprzeczaiy wlasnemu znaczeniu,
ale o lyle wyraznie, o lie TO "a roz-
tropne uwaza}, - IL wierzy, re pok6j
powinien bye oparty ma zasadach, ia
kie my OEreSlili$my jake naSze VIA
she PREY ~Ostatecznej rozprawie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-08

Tutaj Jest sposobnos6 da kazdego Amerykanna - da mezzyzn
kobiet, miodych starych bz wzgledu skad pochodza - przyjSc z pomo-
CO Wuiowi Samowi.
Many woluntaryusZy, ktcrzy pomagaja nam sprzedawaC Znaczkl
OszczednoSciowe Thrift Stamps) W waszej okoiCy. Many take Gaia IL
ste mezczyzn kobiet. kt6rzy So zdolnt wygiaszac pubHczne mowy. Chwr-
ka czasu tylko z waszej strony pomoze a wielce, - jeden wieczor W
tygodniu, - jedno popofudnie alo wiecz6r W niedzele. Kazda chwila CA
81 jaka mozecte poswedc, dopomoze wiae.
Kazdy znaczek iaki sprzedacie bedzie gwozdzikem do trumny, ktora
Ameryka przygotowuje ola Wlhelma, - or napewno potrzebuje trumne
duiyCh rozmar6w a gwozdze ktore uzyemy do niej, zrObia, q on
chyba wisCej ME powr6C-
Vice wypelniics SVEN nazwiskiem ten kupon u ddu i naznaczcie
dHen abo wicz6r W kt6rym chcecie przyCzynG sic do dobrej sprawy,
/ posijcte do Mrs. NJ. L. Pfaum, War Savings Committee, 403 Conway
Building.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-08
Nova P~rezydenta Viii.
soma W Baltimore.
(Dokonczenie re STRONGLY %.

odpowiedzieli, OdpOwiedzieli W wyra-
zach niedwuznacznych. P%rzyznali, re
ME O sprawiedliwoSt, ale o panowanie i
wykonywanie bez przeSzk6d swej wo-
Ii i'm chOdzi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-08
PROGRAM
WASHINGTON, 8. kwietnia.

Washington, 8. kWletnla. -
Z rozpoczeciem drugiego roku
woiny Stanow Zjednoczonych,
Kongres w biezacym tygodniu
ma do zalatwienia wazne rome
sprawy. w izbie poslow postano-
wiono przedewszystkiem zalat--
vic sic re skcmpletowaniem usta-
wy konskrypcyjnej, a W senacle
kilka novel waznych czeka ma "a
iatwienie. Do mich nalezy nowela
majaca ma celu polozyc kres bro
ieniom niemieckich szpiegow i a
gent6w, jakotez wogole propa--
gandzie niemieckiej i nielojalnym
wystapieniom. Debaty mad bilem
Overmana nadajacym Prezydcn-
towi specyalne pewnc wiadzc, jc-
szcze moze przez pare dni odby-
wac sic beda. DIS przeciw blow
ma przemawiac senator Smith z
Ceoreii, a w obronie jego Lewis
Z Illinois.
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HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST TWENTY
FIVE YEARS AGO IN MARSHALLTOWN
Eridav. JuIv ~ 1898.

Following the hottes+ day OF the
summer the mercury rising to 81,
severe local thunder storm, accompa-
MED by high wind, struck the city
tate in the day. Several trees were
flown down ard lightning interfered
greatly with telephone and electric
Eight circuits In Timber Creek town
ship a miniature tornado unroofed
several out5uildings and destroyed
many trees.
Saturday, July IS, 1893.
Another severe storm followed So
degree Temperature and was accompa-
nicd by a hard rain and great deal
of hail. Trees were blown down in
different parts Of town. Billboards and
SIGNS were destroyed, and Oscar Hart
wells big hay barn on West Main
street was partly demolished. In the
ecountry, and especially in the neigh
norhoot, of Dillon, corn cribs. sheds.
and other ouUpuildings were destroyed
by the wind.
Henry, the eldest son Of L. P. Han
sen, Of Vanclevc, died after an illness
of a few days. Burial took place in
the Capron cemetery.
s. -day, July IS, 1893.
The congregation Of the Presbyter-
ian church was greatly surprised
when Rev. William Bryant, the pastor
rendered his resignation to take ,er-
feet Aug. IL Rev. Mr.. Bryant has
been pastor Of The church since 1887
He RESIGNED to accept pastorate q
Mount Clemens. Mich. y
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Monday, July II, 1893.

About forty young people met at the
home Of Misses Lizzie and Della
Winery, on South, First street. and
organized o musical and literary club.
Ice cream and cake were seasoned
with constitutional legislation and the
election of officers, as follows: Fred
y. Bailey, president; Miss Ida Wood
riff, vice Pre- silent; Miss Lizzie Whin-
cry, secretary"
Tuesday, July 1s, 1898.
Announcement was made of the res
agent Of the Iowa Central railway,
also CT the resignation of G. n. Gish,
chief train dispatcher. Mr.. Dugan's
resignation was made effective Aug. l..
and that Of Mr.. Gish on July 25.
Wednesday, July 10, 1898.
Another resignation of an Iowa Gen.
trail officia! was announced with a
statement that Traffic Manager A. F.
Banks would sever his connection with
the road about the middle of August.
Mr.. Banks had been connected with
the property for about five years.
Thursday, July 20, 1898.
Mrs. Ella Penzkofer, aged "a, wife
OF William Penzkofer, died of cons
sumption al the home Of her hus-
| hands parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George
| PenzkofeT, 5I5is South First street
Mrs. Penzkofer was survived by hel
l:rsband and two children. Burial took
pIace-the following Saturday at Lee
Grand =. -. y q y.
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MRS. MARY A. ARTZ DEAD.
Mother Of Councilman John C. Creilin
Dies Of Heart Disease.

Dies Of Heart Disease.
Death at s o'clock Sunday night, al
the soldiers home hospital. Claimed!
Mrs. Mary A Artz, mother Of Council
man John C. Crellin. and an old resi-
dent of this city. Mrs. Artz's death
was Suc &c -a!-u!a- disease Of the heart
and had been in poor health since .
fall last December. resulting in the
fracture of a hip. Mrs. Artz's home
was at 7O6 East Main street, and she
entered the home on June Z.
Mrs Artz was born Mary A. Crellin
at Peel, Isle Of Man, April 5, 1s45. She
became the wife of James Crellin, a
sailor who went down with his vesse'
in a storm at sea in 1871.
The similarity Of the names is ex-
planned from the fact that Crellin IN
the Isle of Man is a name as common
as smith in this country.
In 1872, accompanied by her son, hel
father. Sylvester Crellin, and brother
william, Mrs. Crellin left for this coun-
try. two brother Of Mrs. Crellin. Caesar
and John having come to this city a few
wears before. The family reached here
May s. 1872.
On July 3. 1884. Mrs. Crellin became
the wife Of Daniel Artz. OF this CITY. a
veteran of Company E. Thirty-fourth
Illinois infantry. who died Nov. "a, 1871
Mrs. Artzs son, Councilman Crellln
and the brother. Caesar, are the only
surviving members Of her family.
Funeral services will be held from
the Artz home Wednesday fteernoon
at o'clock interment following in
Riverside.