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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-22
LAD RUNS into
LIVE WIRE And
is NEAR DEATH
Norris Turner. Carrier for Local
Newspaper, Victim, One Hand
Being Burned On.

Morris Turner, a newspaper car
rier, is near death in St. Anthony's
hospital today as a result of COM
ing in contact with a heavily
charged electric wire Sunday
morning about els o'clock while
he was engaged in covering his
paper route.
The attending physician, DR.. JOS
eph De Silva. holds little hope for
the boys recovery. The left hand
is severed and the arm is burned
to a crisp as far as the shoulder.
The entire right side of his face is
a blister.
Morris is the son of Mrs. Ethel
Turner, 1919 1-3 Second avenue,
and carried the Daily Union. He is
not yet ID years of age. The moth
er is Frustrated with grief.
The accident occurred at the al
ley intersection between Four
teenth and Fourteenth and one
half streets on Twelfth avenue
Morris was walking south on the
avenue. The wire strand hanging
almost to the ground was down as
a result of the storms activities.
The theory is that the lad came in
contact with the wire first with his
head and in attempting to escape
the menace used his hand in a
sweeping motion. A short circuit
resulted and the heavy voltage cut
through the hand, throwing the boy
to the ground.
c. C. Hartman, a roomer at the
home of J. J. Green, 1049 Four
teenth street, was lying in bed
awake at that time. He tells of
hearing two boys passing beneath
his window at the early hour, talk
ing in a lively boy fashion. At the
corner they parted, calling out
their "so-longs."
A few brief seconds followed and
Mr.. Hartman heard sizzling
sound, much like water squirting
from the nozzle of a hose. Desir-
ing to learn the cause of the sound
he went to the window. He looked
out at a sight resembling a ball of
fire. It was SO brilliant that he
could distinguish nothing behind
it in the early morning light.
Sensing what had happened, Mr..
Hartman awakened Mr.. Green and
the two went to investigate. They
found the boy PROSTATE on the
ground, conscious only in that he
was moaning. The flame had
ceased when the wire had burned
through the hand and the body
fell Mr. Green hurriedly sum
moned the ambulance and the boy
was rushed to the hospital.
Another Boy Burned.
Adrian Butterfeld, another car
rier boy. had passed the wire only
d few minutes before and had acct
dentaIly touched It with a finger.
Ills hand was slightly burned and
he returned to his home to inform
his mother of the wire and have
his injury attended to.
Residents in the vicinity of the
accident notified the Peoples Pow
CT company Immediately and a
force of workmen were rushed to
repair the damage and eliminate
further danger.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-22

business career as an accountant
in an Iowa bank. built several rail-
roads in the middle west, became
chairman of the Isthmian canal
commission which had charge Of
the building of the Panama canal,
and later president Of the Inter
borough Rapid Transit company
which operates important subway
and surface traction lines in New
York city.
Born in Crawford county, Pa.
May ), 1856, he was taken to Iowa
to live when his parents removed
there in his boyhOOd. Having been
graduated from Monmouth, Ill,
college in 1876, he became an &C
countant The National banks Of
Iowa employed him TO simplify AMI
standardize their bookkeeping
methods Afterward he studied Law
and for a short time practiced at
Centerville, Iowa.
In 1882 Mr.. ShOnts married Har-
riet Amelia Drake, daughter of
John Frances Drake, financier,
railroad builder and formerly gov
ernor of Iowa. General Drake had
at this time engaged in important
railroad building enterprises.
Mr. Shonts became manager and
superintendent of some of these
undertakings and therein laid the
foundation for a subsequent fOun-
dation as a railroad builder. He
became popularity known as man
who could transform "streaks Of
rust" into real railroads. He built
the Iowa Central railroad, the Mis-
souri,, Iowa and Nebraska railroad,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-22

tation to speak in Muscatine and
went to that city today
This was a real concession on
the part of Sunday for he is care
full to observe Monday as a real
rest day. the strenuous effort OF
three services Sunday taxing his
strength TO such a degree that the
Monday rest is necessary that he
may keep in condition for the rest
of the week
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-22
FIVE ACQUITTED
OF Staying OF
ROCK ISLANDER
Negroes Accused of Numbering
Harold Brigandello IN Chicago
Race Riots Freed.

Five negroes, three men and two
women, accused of the murder of
Harold Brigandello. 1928 Fourth
avenue, during the race riots in
Chicago on July %, were acquitted
in Cook county circuit court Sat
urday.
Brignadello was shot from what
was perhaps the. biggest stronghold
of the negroes during the riots in
the south side in the metropolis. 1t
was the home of Mrs. Emma Jack
son, 1921 South State street, which
was a veritable fortress with a
dozen blacks behind the walls, de-
livering an almost continual sput-
tering of rife shots from the win
dowS.
Brignadello, it was learned, had
gone to Chicago from here in
search of employment and was in
the neighborhood in question bent
upon finding work. He had left
his wife and infant baby in Rock
Island, hoping to locate perma-
nently first and then take his fam
lily to the lake city.
Left Destitute.
The wife and babe were left des-
titute with the Staying of the hus-
band and father and local charity
was responsible for their care fol-
lowing the fatal shooting which
robbed them of support.
There was such a large amount
of confusion during the riots that
the officials were unable to obtain
sufficient evidence against the five
defendants.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-22
SUNDAY WAVES
RULE AND VISITS
MUSCATINE TODAY

This is officially Sundays rest
day, but he waived his rule and
accepted an invitation from MUsca-
tine officials to speak today in that
city Twelve years ago Mr.. Sun
day conducted a revival in Musca-
tine with great success and at that
time made a great number of
friends. 1t was for this reason
that he decided to accept the invi-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-22

of the structure. Only the fact that
the train had just left the station
at Leeds and was proceeding slow
ly prevented a disaster. AS it was,
one man was killed and four in
jured
AS the engine was falling, Engi-
neer Kirby Post of Columbus, Ga,
signalled for the air brakes, which
were quickly applied. Then, while
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-22
DEATH CALL FOR
THEODORE SHONTS

Theodore P. Shonts. president OF
the Interborough Rapid Transit
company. died at his home in New
York city Sunday morning.
Theodore p Shonts began his
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-22

Birmingham, Ala - Miraculous
escapes were had by passengers Of
the fast Seminole Limited train of
the Illinois Central, from Jackson
vile, Fla, to Chicago, when the
engine of the train crashed through
a 3O-foot high trestle at Leeds, Ala.
Is miles from Birmingham, leaving
the baggage car poised on the end
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-22

in the ditch, he crawled back into
the cab and gave the whistle signal
for his flagman to go back along
the track and take measures to
prevent a rear-end collision.
The picture shows the engine, al
most right side up, in a ditch. just
after the accident. The bent and
twisted rails show how completely
the span gave way.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-22

The first patent granted to a
woman in the United States went
to Mary Kies, who devised a pro-
cess for silk and straw weaving
Six years later came the second, to
Mary Brush, for improving a cor
set
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-22

built and was controlling owner OF
the Indiana, Illinois and Iowa rail-
road and. with associates, con-
trolled the Toledo, st. Louis and
Western railroad (Clover Leaf
which he reOrganized and of which
he became president.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-22

All the news all the time-The
Argus
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CIFEK'> SAIT

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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-04-29
Ameryka1ski Czerwony Krzyz
" Polsce

W sail portretowej magistrate
odbyla sic onegdaj narada pred
stawicieli misyi amerykanskiej
Czerwonego rKzyza 2 delegatami
szeregu, w}adz, urzed6w i misty
tucyi acknowledged.
Obok delegat6w: pulk. Bailay i
majora DIR. Fronczaka, zajely miej
sea przedstawicielki polskiego Cze
rwonego Krzyza, PIP. margrabina
E. .Wielopolska, Michafowa ks.
Woroniecka i ordynatowa Hele-
IA Bispingowal Uczestniczyli 70
wniez w zebraniu: prezydent mia
sta inz. P DrzeWiecki. z .burmist
rem. DIR. Zawadzkim, prezes r.
G. 0. p. St. Staniszewski, dele
gat ministerstwa zdrowia dr.. E.
Szejnach, delegaci ministerstwa
spraw wojskowyeh, ochrony pra-
cy, spraw wewnetrznych, oswiet-
lenia publicznego oraz przedstawi
ciele szercgu najpowazniejszych
organizacyi dobroczynnych.
Delegat6w amerykanskich po-
vital prezydent Drzewiecki, po-
czem. p: Waclaw Janasz, zda1
szczeg6lowe sprawozdanie z pod
roy swej do Paryza i z uk1adow
q Amerykanskim Czerwonym
Krzyzem. Dodac nalezy, Il delega
ci amerykanscy przemawiali pc
angielsku, inni uczestnicy zebra
MIA - po polsku major zas From
czaka tl6maczy} wszystkie przem6
vienna angielskic ma polski i Cd
Wrotnie.
Wed1ug objasnicn p. Janasza,
przy pomocy p. WieloWiejskiego i
majora Fronczaka, naWlazano sto
sunk Z p. Gibsonem, przedstawi-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-04-29

W}odzimierz, - rzeczywiscie po-
siadasz sztuke ubierania sic skro-
mnie a gustoWniej niz te panic,
skt6re posiadaja ksiazece fortuny I!
Oh! jakzem wdzieczny losom, re
mnie 2 toba zlaczyly jak niewy-
poWiedzianie Gle kocham!
W4odzimierz m6wi1 prawde.Jak
kolwiek zepsuty do gruntu kocha1
on Laure szczerze i najwiekszem
nieszczesciem ola niego by}aby
jej utrata.
Me m6g} pojac zycia bez niej i
got6w by} wypelnic wszelkie jei
zyczenia.
q najwiekszym poSpiechem po-
czyni} przygotowania do zadane--
go przez Laure slubu i cieszy4 sic
mysla, re wkrotce zadowolni, je.j
pragnienie j nazwie ia swa legal.
ma ma1zonka.
Legalna ma}zonka?.... W re
czywistosci Laura nigdy MIA zos-
tao ME mog1a: ByIa ona podrzut-
klein, ME mia}a zadnych legityma
cyl, a W1odzimierzowi jeszczeby
trudniej by}o wylegitymowac sic,
kim byl istotnie, = domyslimysie
}atwo dlaczego.
Ca1y akt slubny~mia} bye "a
tenn tylko komedya.
Wkr6tce oznajmiono mniema--
nym hrabstwu Kaminskim wizyte
ambassadors, kt6ry byl naturalnie
roWniez tylko mniemanym amba-
sadorem.
Przyjeli go " wielkim, elegan-
cko urzadzonym salonie, kt6rego
pod1oga perskiemi dywanami BY
la pokryta i kt6rego Gale umeblo-
wanie by1o nadzwyczaj wspania}e.
Przybyly, rzekomy ambassador,
by} cz}owiek sredniego wieku, H.
czacy lat IS do 40.
Piers jego byla przyozdobiona
orderem. .-'
Uk}onil sic nisko Laurie, poda}
reke W1odzimierzowi i rzekl:
- Jestem nieskonczenie obowia
zany hrabiemu Kaminskiemu, Eel
mi da1 sjosobnosc poznania PAM.
Chciej PAM wierzyc, re uczynilem
wczystko co jest W mojej mocy,
ably spe{nic PAM zyczenia. |
jCiag dalszy nastep7.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-04-29
ZnRnWAAEKnN0MIA.

Gospodarnosc jest najbardziej
z.ywotna kwcstya pomiedzy ma
my, lecz niepraktyczna gospodar
nose .zwykle prowadzi do zgub--
nych wydatk6w. Glory cz}owiek
by}by slusznie uznany "a nieprak
tycznego, gdyby odm6wi} sobie
potrzebnych mu lekarstw, ponie-
waz wkr6tce rozchorowa} by sic
ma dobrc narazajac sic ma utrate
drogiego czasu. Rozumi sic, kupu
jac lekarstwa, on must nabyc ia
kie, kt6re znane jest re swej re-
putacyi. Trinera Amerykanski E.
lixir Gorzkiego Wilma juz przez
lat trzydzieSci je znane jake do
skona}y srodek ma dolegliwosci
zo}adka. Jego czystosc, jednostaj
nose, niezr6wnany gatunek So
gwarantowane, jego rezultaty do
wiedzione i zadziwiajace, ma wszy
stAie dolegliwosc zoladka,. jak
konstypacya,: niestrawno$c, b6le
g4owy, migrena, nerwowosc ftp.
Trinera lekarstwo oczyszcza kisz
XII, pomaga trawieniu i wog6le ma
strata Gala organizm ku lepsze--
mu We w~szystkich aptekach. Il
Ola nieproszonych gosci wiosen-
nych jak reumatyzm, neuralgia,
b6le ledzwiowe t. p. najlepszym
przywitaniem jest Trinera Lini-
ment, P6jdz do swego aptekarza
i mie:j takowy. pod reka! Jo--
seth Triner Company, 3333-1343
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-04-29
Nastepnie O potrzebach War

Nastepnie o potrzebach War
szawy i kraju przemawia} liczny
szereg os6b: burmistrz dr.. Zawa
dzki dal liczbowe zestawienie
zdrowotnosci Warszawy pred
wojna i obecnie: z kolei m6wili
dir. w. Meczkowski, K. Koralew
ski, ks. Mauersberger, W. Janasz
Stawecki-i inni.
DR.. Bronis}aw SmHHksoWski, wi
ceprezes Wydzia}u AsArodowego
w Ameryce, delegat amerykans-
kiej misyi zywnosciowej, obieca}
.wp}ynac ma dalsza i stala ponoc
ola mas re strony rodak6w ma
szych w Ameryce.
w zakohczeAHiu pulk. Bailey os
wiadczyf, IL prosi 0 stale porozu-
micwanie sic z cz}onkami misyi
ola skutecznego prowadzenia ak
cyl pomocy.
Zebranie,, oparte ma WA EN-
hem zaufaniu, wywarlo jak maj.
korzystniejsze wrazenie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-04-29

cielem amerykanskiego Czerwone
go Krzyza, dostarczono obfity ma
terya}, dotyczacy rozpaczliwego
polozenia 'kraju i z1ozono memo
rya} z prosba wydelegowanie
misyi ratowniczej. Memorya} ten
podpisali PIP. w. Janasz W imie--
niu zarzadu NJ. st. Warszawy r.
6. O.. oraz instytucyi dobroczyn-
nych WI Grabski W imieniu KS.
Poznanskiego i czesci Prus, "a
mieszka1ej przez Polak6w, hr. Mi
ko}aj Rey W imieniu Galicyi, hr.
Jan z6ftowski, imicniem komite-
tn polskiego W Vevey, hr: Leon
z6howski w imieniu Litwy i Bia
lorusi, prof. Siedlecki W imieniu
Komitetu Polskiego w Paryzu.
Pufk. Bailay W przem6wieniu
SVEN oSwiadczy}, IL cz}onkowie
misyi wdzieczni So oPlakom "a
g%oscinne i serdecznc przyjecie, "a
poznawszy sic zas z MEDIA i cier-
pieniami kraju w:idza, IL maja
pred SODA. prace -powazna. Ufa-
JAG W pomoc miejscowego spole-
czenstwa, pu11k.* Bailey zazna9oczy],
re praca misyi bedzie prowadzo-
ma jedynie "a poSrednictwem vie
rkszych organizacyi.
"Nie chcemy was uczyc - mo
viii dalej pulk. Bailey - ale chce
my w was przelac amerykanska
energie i pracowitosc, ably zwal--
eye zlo i nedze.
Podni6sf dalej delegat amery--
kanski zaslugi lekarzy polskich,
wysoko stawiajac wartosc minis
ira zdrowia, prof. Janiszewskiego
znanego dobrze - jak zaznaczyl
-: IA polu Walk o zdrowie publ
czne nietylko W Europe, lecz W
Ameryce, Charakteryzujac polo
zenie Polski, pu}k, Bailey z nacis-
klein podni6sl koniecznosc troski
o wojsko. :''kt6re mttsi bye slime
i zdrowe, DO ma tenn i wan i ca
lei Europe zalezy.'
0 durze plamistym m6wif ma
jor Fronczak, twierdzac, re jake
lekarz ME spotkal sic W Ameryce
nigdy z ia choroba, bedaca haste
pstwem brudu i niechlujstwa. W
Ameryce i ma zachodzie Europy
lekarze ME znaja duru plamiste-
60.
Delegaci oswiadczyli dalej, IL
Ameryka dostarczy wszelkiej po-
trzebnej pomocy; lecz powoli wo;
bee ogromu potrzeb i trudnosci
przewozowych.