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Sen. Uolan forulvffet.

Sislee ct Telegram fra &ocbciter,
Iinn., er Statsienator Nolan ira
@rano Weabom TENT Snsoag @ften
oenne llee afsaaet peb 9sben paa ct
al De oerpprenbe Soipitaler iom SOL.
&c al 9elfaoigelier. han erbolot un-
ser en- slutomobillllpffe tioligere paa
SaSm.
Sranf @agner, oeiaa fra 8ranb
Meaoop, iom bar meb Senator SEQ
Ian, ba s(utompbilen pPltebe meo
benz ibet Sc paa Ben nplie gruslagtc
Sci iflllbe biee tiliibe for en- anfom'
menbe gllto, beiinber iis / en- meget
fritiif SilItan0.
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Goporb Gricficu beOe 23oe Sum-
! lin 9roOerS, &. GricfionS Siem,
noo Setter Sal19euS tioligere 6arm
Spope't Tor @pen, % bIep M'anoa9
b~earopet ira S~erqebuiet og ira 6srlte
g. 6. 9. Strife / 0ecorab. Ta't, 10,
81. 9uan1rlen forretteoe.
GOlporo gricfion bar ieot | Hpg9e,
SmoaIeuene, Norge, Den 19oe 6e'
bruor 1856, Oobt % foniirmeret lanl'
melted oo llOponoreoe meo tine 6or.
pISre o. Ell 9roOer til amertfa l
1878. Ge boiotte Jig / CLAYTON 20,
Soma, hppr Iibpoe boeOe larllllen
meb line 7or9Iore iaa lGrge oisle le'
peoc, % iioen hapbe ban 1T Slem
hos 9robercn. San fom meo oenlle
til @inneibief County | Noret 1919
% bopoe Ser lit Siem inotil I'm 500.
Ole N. @crgc, ON bpis I'm Sors'
roe Den 22Oe Siuli pt oIlereOe bar
meboeIt. bIep be8ropen UNDER ltot
CeItooelic / 9sroag. Baitor @t!s
helm HoSuulsien iorrettcoe, % Ier
Gpnner al gfbeoe bar bam til bans
i:oite &piIelteo.
Ole 9erge par fsot 9olono'
9torae, 0cn Ace Warts 1888 al 6or-
GIbrene anoreas 9erge % Sultru.
Com Barn uouanoret ben meo 0a'
rlilien i'll gmerifa. Ge boebe ct
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1861 Ill 8imeibicf Gountp. Scr
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site SSanuar 1881 blep ban gilt nleO
M2iis SbeoIine G~arlSborg Wa'D'
inaton &rairie Strife. 9e bapoe
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tretten operleper SorGlorene: earl
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cha 9roslanO, SDin Safe, Wlnn.
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Iinn.; Irs. 2lopb Steuers, Glen
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q. $. &irfebp, GecOrab, operleuei
ligeIebes @rooeren.
Slanot ubenbpsboenOe lom fcr
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grma 9. Sill ira Wanlep, Sa., ol
3r. % RrS. Nels Berg ira Sbomp'
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4pttterin9.

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mobta9et: @rs. Sn9rib Semen (Snepa)
So, Sel9c 2arien (Snepa) IS. begae fra
Boot Hioer, Iicb.; S. s. Sttem $40,
Sens g. Sttem $40, 8obert Y. Sttem
$40. Nrs. Warit Berger (Sfrsen) SIS,
Cars u. Sabl (Sfrsen) IS, Irs. Glen
Iusgierb $40, ale fra Ssnabrocf, 81.
9af. Sili. $50, Scr tpitteret for $2t9.
PILE @ibere taffes hierteligitl
Iaanls g. Surl,
1884 12tb Ipe. 60,
Iinneapolis. Winn.
2ars 8. Ius9ierb,
aenpon, IinneIota.
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uheloiee SlYpere.

Sra San 9ie9o, Galif., telegrafe.
les, of fire Imerifanere og oeres
geroplan forleben 9ag bar blepet
taget al De merifanife Wpnoigbeber
/ Secate, Conner California, efter ell
iorceret Gambling Itrar uoenfor 9pen.
Ieroplanet bar ieet ilppe meget
lapt / H9rbeoen al ben internatio,
male 8rGnie, \tpoenoe paa, at Wa-
itinen bapoe liot en- eler anoen
Sfabe. Sirm eiter 2%anbingen bleu
Sc arreiteret al Sunftionerer.
HPrmere llnoerretninger er enb-
III life mootaaet.
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ccrtnann 8lphs Suubbeosialt

90 importeret fra 0anmart. 6elbrsoe
Spmptomer al: Soritoppelie, iur Mape, on
Smag % Slim / Wunbsn, Nsrpslitet, sal
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s LINERS SLATE Coo. Sfrip til Sacobisu|
8burmacp, 500 Sennepiu ape., MtiuueupOII
Wfiunelota.
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"Sjemntet paa GrUrien", hcr

"Sjemmet paa grrrien", Der bcr.,
ter moriontt os IipIist ON SonaS 81
iens fsrite gar | Npbpeset paa gro
rien / @inneiota, fo%relisser / goo
fern. 822 siber. 8ris 1925. ~
sln,nbien YubIiibing Co., 9ecorob y,
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&tumplanD / &iscDnIin

Sapper, Hr,ce, Sopltelo og III
Counter bet ifore SpR9aul og Meieriitr
/ Staten = til Yriier bn bar raao at betal
Sor Sarter o9 pberli9ere Splpsntnser tr'
til @merican Sntmisration GOmpunp, 9hr
penn Iaus, Wisconlln.
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Gpfaheosarnn 90 Getteme!t

V Com en- iuno, beba9ell9 % blIIl8 Sr
sr "Ofana 81" os "SRttemeIt" uOfn Sp
bebit for aIminoeli9t Srus. Vi ienosr guS
bebSsrpu euer Starter for SGttemelt me
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(&ennet), SOC; Siteiarpe, SOC; Sn1erIarui
soc. Gotato Supplp Gonrpanp, Deer Fart
Wisconiin. Srit GirfIlRre.
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ionIig iienot meb Opibusmanben. Soo
eniier at enbper GARNER oe Qrcoh,ri,o,
ger pil fpntutc ino % biIie poa bou
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nstop anitafiet en- ny a%utouaiIr .y "a,
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Nstler paa tort 0arisl. On pei aslu a
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tio paa Qaser. pofbefilinssr Spaa
prompt. Senb inb Rpflen, bn snle' ~
til. De. .. Dalpep, Geeorabl Jena.
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Ofgenter gnites til at ieI9e lilo
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GrfarinS nsbpeubis. Nor nRrmsls timber
retnin9 ~tilifriu &be 9teS 8iper @oolel
aRilS Co., Ser9us 6alls, Wiun.
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they were met by Brown Panther
at the edge OF the woods. Julia re-
ported that the White Chieftainess
had been left behind. and the In
dian, satisfied. permitted them To
pass unframed
AS soon as they were out Of
sight, Brown Panther ordered fire
started. Then, taking an arrow
with thick ring of pitch near the
head. he held it over the fire. Other
arrows were prepared in the same
way. AS soon as the head began 10
fame, the Chieftain sent the arrow
flying toward the straw hut In a
few moments small flames were
seen to arise from the girls refuge.
Brown Panther smiled grimly to
himself and then led his warriors
into the woods.
At the other end of the island,
Phil had succeeded in reaching the
spot where the Dragon had been
anchored. He was amazed to find
the yacht had disappeared Phil
paced the beach in despair. 1t
seemed as though everything was
against him. He was about to start
he saw a tiny light in the harbor.
The light became a reality-it was
such a light as is carried at the
masthead of vessels. 1t was I'M
doubtedly the Dragon returning.
The flames were now gaining
Roadway on the hut Already one
side of the wall surrounding it had
fallen, and the other three walls
were gradually becoming ablaze.
The flames were creeping stealthIly
up the sides of the hut itself and
streams of smoke were beginning
to curl into the place where Ruth
was sleeping. Occasionally, a hot
flame, like a dragons tongue, dart
ed in and started a new blaze. Sud
denly the girl awakened and sprang
from her straw bed. She rushed
to the door of the tiny room, and
threw it open, but quickly closed it
again as she saw the thick volumes
of smoke and flames without.
Ruth looked about her for a
means of escape. There seemed to
be no outlet Suddenly her eyes fell
upon an old cloak lying on the
dirt floor. Hastily picking it up and
lAiOWAuS IL over uSI uedu, Suc
threw open the door and plunged
through the smoke and flames into
the outer chamber. Cropping her
way through the thick smoke, she
was unable to find a way out She
was surrounded by four walls of
fire.
Suddenly she bumped against
something in the middle of the
room. Rubbing the smoke from
her eyes, the girl endeavored to
examine her discovery. 1t was a
mast-like pole, with boards nailed
upon it for steps, leading upward
through the top of the hut With
out further thought, Ruth grasped
the pole and started climbing.
High above the hut, on the top
of the pole, was the crows nest
lookout. Revived by the fresh
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-06
PROPOSE CHANGE
IN SILVIS CITY
HALL LOCATION

The Silvis curfew law will be
rigidly enforced in the future,
which means that all children un-
accompanied by their parents or
guardian must be on the streets ~
3 O'Clock.
The question was discussed Tues
day evening by the Silvis city eoun-
Gil. There are entirely too many
children playing in the streets at
night, in the opinion of t coun-
cilmen, and the police department
will be instructed to pick up al!
who are allowed to roam after 0
O'Clock. and have their parents
show cause why they should not be
prosecuted for the lax management
of their offspring.
Attention of the council was di-
rected to the fact that a petition is
being circulated to have the pro-
posed city hall erected on Ninth
street instead of Eleventh street.
The city owns several lots on
Eleventh street, where it proposes
to erect the new city hall. The
property on Ninth str =. where it
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futile. but the woman was determ-
med. She finally set forth with a
white cloth attached to a stick.
brown Panther stepped forward
20 meet the truce Offering. AS Julia
drew up to him, she said, Il can
arrange for the white Chieftainess
10 remain in the hut at your mercy,
providing you let all the rest of US
go free"
Brown Panther was amazed 1T
the woman's treachery. very well, .
he answered. Il promise you and
your friends the freedom you re-
quest. The Chieftainess must an
swer for the death of Lame Elk. "
AT midnight we will. come here
on our way to the other shore, -
explained the woman, land Miss
Randolph will not be with US. You
VIII find her in the hut" The In
dian assented, and Julia returned
to the white people.
Brown Panther says that If we
DO not surrender we will be lett
here to starve," she told them
And Phil unwittingly fell into the
trap. Our shore is black as night
and not watched by the Indians"
he said. Il will swim part way
along the coast, then cross to land
on the opposite shore and get help
from the White Riders yacht" The
entire party protested against the
daring scheme, but Phil insisted
that 1t was the only thing to do.
stanton was not aware of the
fact that an exchange of messages
-
draw up anchor and leave the har-
Dor. An uprising of the tribes in
the Golden Canyon was the cause
for his sudden departure. But the
man of mystery only intended to
steam out to the lane where ships
passed, get aboard a steamer bound
for San Francisco, and then send
the Dragon back to Siburo to await
Ruth.
After Phil had departed, Ruth
lay upon the straw mating, tired
and weary. The many exciting
events and loss of sleep had COM
pletely exhausted her. Julia awak-
ened her and helped her into a
room cut off from the rest where
she would not be disturbed. In
a moment she was in a sound
sleep.
Julia Wells stole from the small
room and told Gray Wolf of what
she had done. In a moment, the
Indian had gathered together the
party, ready to set out. Before they
departed, Julia re-entered Ruth S
sleeping quarters, bent over the
girl, who was enjoying the first
real sleep in many days, took the
wampum belt and placed it about
her own waist Leaving the hut
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breezes from the sea, Ruth was
able to reach the top. As she
climbed into the small lookout, she
sank down for a moment, complete
ly exhausted. Then after a few
moments. she began to look about
her. The smoke had spread through
the immediate vicinity and it was
impossible to get a clear vision.
She could see none of the party
who had been in the hut with her.
Finally the wind changed, and
instead of an ocean breeze, a land
breeze came up. sending the smoke
out to sea. Ruth looked below and
saw the flames hungrily licking the
straw matched hut. Already the
base of the pole was beginning &c
crackle. She wondered how long
her position would be safe The
minutes seemed like hours as the
girl waited in vain for aid to come.
A strong land breeze caused the
pole TO sway slightly. A new hor-
ror struck her. The lookout would
be safe for only a few more mo-
ments. She shouted wildly, hoping
for help OF some kind. Another
gust of wind caused the mast to
sway. Suddenly it broke at the
base and crashed toward the angry
waters of the sea with Ruth cling
ing to the lookout.
ITO be Continued.
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Chapter TX.


Phil Stanton was successful in
downing his last attacker. and.
having accomplished that. he took
10 mis- heels in the direction Ruth
mad disappeared. Coming to the
cave, he entered, and cautiously
ieit MS way down the dark passage
way In another moment he had
reached the incline and beheld the
girl clinging to the slippery pole.
TRACING his feet against a brush,
he leaned toward the pole and
caught hold of it with one hand.
while he extended the other hand
down to Ruth.
The lions, feeling that their ap-
petites had been cheated. leaned
upward and clawed in vain at the
girl. With difficulty she managed
TO climb up and seize Pills hand.
Then. using Pills body as a sort
OF bridge, she swung herself to
SAFETY. There was no time for ex-
plantations The young people made
their way back to the passageway
and hurried through the woods to
the beach
When they arrived, they found
LOOMS and his party, with the SAIL
ors from the Dragon, warding off
the attack of the Siburo Indians.
Being gradually driven back, they
sought refuge in a large straw hut,
surrounded by a wall of straw.
From the peak of their retreat,
pole extended skyward, on the top
or which was sort of crows nest,
or lookout. Here the white people
made. ready to defend themselves
from any further attack.
Phil was addressing the defend
ers. 81 think it would be a good
plan," he suggested, ito wait until
nlghtfall. Then l will take a few
sailors and cross the island to the
White Riders yacht He ought to
be able to help us out of this mess"
His words were greeted with en-
thusiasm
When darkness came, Phil ten
derby kissed Ruth goodbye and
started from the hut with his sail
ors. They had gone about a hun
dred PAGES when swarm of In
dams came out of their ambush
and descended upon them. 1t was
useless to fight, as the whites were
greatly outnumbered. Phil and his
little band were forced to retreat
TO the hut
Stanton was extremely detected,
and it was all Ruth could do to
console him. Finally Julia Wells
hit upon a plan.
Il will go out under a flag of
truce and try to reason with Brown
Panther" she said. Phil protested,
saying it would be dangerous and
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-06
JURY Is CALLED
FOR SERVICE IN
MOLINES COURT

The following have been called
for Jury service in Moline cisy
court April -.
Rock Island-H. B. Bender. VII
liam Bregger, Bert Williams, +. G.
Rosenbanm, George Newherry.
William W. LAUDER, c. II. Frank.
Harry Sage, Robert Fox ]. Hs
Woods. Otto Hildebrandt, J. z Jae=
OLSON, Glenn T. Baker.
Moiine-Paui Curtis, Leo Ross.
y. G. Gustafson, d. W. Jacques,
John Wynn, E. Sundquist. jaime s.
Lambrick, Nick kRaack. Erness'
0akIeaf, Robert /. ReZner. Thee
dore Johnson. Fred W. Dyce, " a..
MeMahiIl, George S. FttzGiboa.
William HogbeFg. c. B. Bohman-
South Milton Stone, Oh.
lie Crowder, Frank Baker.
Zuma-Frank Fitch. Fred Herr
ron
Hampton-John Beardsley.
William Wilsonhahn.
Blackhawk ~ Walter Griffith,
Thomas A. G. Johnston.
Coe-Harry Buckley.
Andalusia-FTed Brusso.
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FLORES, WIELDER OF
KNIFE, rs RELEASED
ON BOND OF $500
tspeciM Molne 1891

Fortunate Flores, Mexican. ar
rested on charges Of disorderly con-
duct, was released from the East
Moline police station on a bond of
$500. His case was continued I'M
til April 10.
Flores is alleged to have slash
ed Joe Vale on the throat in a
fight and also cut cash Is inches
in length across Valle's breast.
Vale, now in the hospital. is re-
p rted to be out of danger.
Vale is alleged to have killed a
man in East Moline several years
ago. whom he found in company
with his wife.
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is suggested the city hall should be
erected. is owned by Mayor SIeeth,
and il would mean an additional ex-
pense OF from 81 900 TO $500 10
purchase the Ninth street tract
The Ninth street tract Is more CEN
trally located, but the city council
does not favor the expenditure Of
5000 for this site, inasmueh as TIE
city now owns desirable site on
Eleventh street
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-06
DELINQUENT LIST
IN EAST M OLINE
UNUSUALLYLAR

East Moline'S delinquent list for
special assessments shows a total
of $20725.31. This is twice as much
as in any former year, according to
City Clerk w. Dale Chambers. The
assessments cover paving, sewer
and water mains and the storm
sewer. The total includes S7,3S6.12
for storm sewer. This is the first
time the storm sewer assessments
have been included. Ordinarily the
delinquent list does not exceed
$4,000.
City Clerk Chambers will turn
his books over to the county treas
urer at the State bank tomorrow
morning, after which taxes should
be paid there. After April Is an
additional cost will be added for
advertising.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-06
LILY TROOP IS
STILL IN LEAD.
,;Iri Scout Efficiency Campaign
Gaining Interest-Eighfh Week
Ended.

Lily troop, Girl Scouts, EvangeIi-
raj Church of Peace, continues
high in the report made today, the
and of the eighth week of the eff
REGENCY campaign being conducted
among the Girl Scout troops. The
Lily troop boosted it's total points
from S14 to 946 in a week, and is
Il points ahead of its nearest op-
moment, the United Presbyterian
church troop, which has 931 points.
The standing of the troops is the
same as last week, with the excep-
ton that Irving school has taken
a leap to fifth place. The cam
uaign ends in three weeks, clos
ing April 81. This week the girls
are pushing the scout booster sales
which through the kindness of the
local merchants, will enable them
to get their camps.
Troops and their places in the
contest are:
Troop. Points
Ey. Church of Peace Gily) :. s46
United Presbyterian church. :. 931
St Joseph's church .......... 872
Colored Center (Buttercup) :. $50
Eugene Field school ........ 83S
Irving school or-get-Me-Not) S19
Kemble school ........... S02
Lily troop has been very active,
and it is now preparing to color a
large number of eggs for children
Of Bethany home.
The Girl Scout council held its
annual meeting and election of Of
ficers this afternoon in the Rock
Island public library.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-06
The Flaming Arrow

0apea Herbert Croker photoplay serial .yhe
Eagle" Original story by Val Cleveland.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-06

(To be Continued.)
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-06

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The St. Charles herald., 1922-08-26
It's Long, Long Way Across Nevada

n EMO. newt is long, long trip
IN across the mountains, valleys ana
desert wastes of Nevada and 1t is
many. many miles between towns and
even water holes on some of the trails
and campaign trip in an automobile
to every section of the state is dread
ed by even the strongest and most
hardened campaigners.
But this same trip has not weak
ened the desire of Lydia Adams VIII
liams for a seat in the United States
senate. She is making the trip around
the state for second time.
She is not travelling By automobile.
either. Though fifty-fve years old,
Mrs. Williams is making the campaign
practically without funds with no or
panization of any kind supporting
her and, she is doing the greater part
of her travelling from town to town,
farm to farm and mine to mine on
foot.
Mrs. williams travels light. A small
satchel in which she carries a few
toilet articles and a bunch OF CAM
paign cards constitutes her baggage
and she depends largely on the kind
ness of tourists for her transportation.
II was only recently that she left
The St. Charles herald., 1922-08-26
81 Am Leaving You to the Other Man.

fooling. but now you know better. l
am leaving you to the other man. II
you can be happy with him. go to IT
and God bless you. Please take care
of my poor old body. BILL.
According to information given to
the authorities, Green went to Po-
mona early in the day. He visited his
wife,. it is said, and a violent quarrel
ensued. Upon leaving Pomona Green
returned to the home of Mr.. Sapp,
where he had been staying for some
time.
Going to his room, the man wrote
his dramatic note and placed 1t upon a
dresser. Then he walked to the rear
porch Of the house and swallowed the
poison. When he suddenly fell for
ward in his chair, Mrs. Sapp rushed
to his aid. "Look on dresser" gasped
Green and died.
The body Is being held under charge
of the coroner until the mysterious
affair can be fully investigated.
The identity Of the "other man" In
the case has not been established.
Neighbors Of the Greens declare
they never knew that the woman was
friendly with other men, but that
she and her husband had been es
tranged for many months.