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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-27

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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-27
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NhlNNhf Tho Tftas cotton NaH
n'mrapf ~ fhls osf s siieniirs sac
zoe improfinF ns plant snd insiai.nf
HFw machinery TIE mil. nos nmni..,,
~ lrfsunf end this numiaf eu y.
infioar'n A. go siitia thsfi in.
thr pfcsrni carafiiF n see haies 81
toifph ist nnf.ih ebhh uHl 81 da..iis
when iin ne~ machinery ~ inr.lle8
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mules iefi ihls slll recently 49, psn4,ss
fnd ~iil Df Hssd ln roasirur1on aarl
~ 49, rauat o. ~ ihls sfasar a,.s.
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fniHis avishis ife state anf tha 81.
muia harms iafllfI A ihf tft 81
maElnF Fhifmsois 90 Ye,ss rilrfs re-
aiaff
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fip9 pe1 bond issue flr street Improve
mHhis Recently qnifd rs fhis rsa &C.
HfH heinE rspenaea ThnB if,oas If
street have been pHfra from iHt pro
.reie ~ fhis issns afd nta raaiYafis
Hii Fepn b. iri for sddui1Dal lagisr
hiNliAM runsuli huildinf aous
- 81 n rfanfrsa ln ihH rifY Ofef
infhif ffr Hfa utIlaseea anl blsl
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npn fhs Fqif mf.iai 90 fhe at Inae
fer - bssfinF PEARS fhis Yoar seen
Better shan iu 1905
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-27

Tbs Canadian cas- "A Kdmnnten A..
itniisa fhs hsixhs - buiidlnrs - Zen
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-27
Every Mother
Should Knou,
P0wLER's PINK WATERS

They core az the bowsl complaints a
lhiidfsn wiihOui tht had effects ~ rssos
"a. eessafa. piils and cfhsf ciAsafss4bis
nssdicinss. Yo~isf't i'snk Wsssrs tonfsss
20 ssuss. Thsy sss absolutely han.iss
and eisncsen take sbrm bscsuss skey ins
lhsn. fos don't have 20 beg and fuscs
ibrn 10 swallow tissss gAssssaf.as.-tsss
wsisfs hscssss they sssss iss csady. Tw
fssisss one time snd ytuT siways hsys
iissln n the houss. They ss ga.ssntee3
snd yoss dfnKfiu " hufhorsEs4 ~ frfsrt
5ouf fnoa'sy " you ace noi sssis6sd
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-27

Anything Ne may hale said ahml
ihe sircngfh of faHs Om1 was s.
typographical rrrar
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-27

ITO Rnlbans hn'i thr N
ani Turkey siias pnf ph. On.
powers earfuilF wmri fho h.n.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-27

Becker fads ihe lav aeIas D.
msnnmfr
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-27

Beauty sHid tn hr ..n lnp Dr.
appears io ID. much ol fhc hlnn
Of modfru beauty b. nn w prs
iraNnr
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-27

Why frei and fUme oN,r ihe s
leni voiei The ,iian' ri,
i.aflv same snl W. lrm WILSON
b. un.tYs SYNONYM
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-27

h,sNfyrii t3lw siNnfl .ui
AGAINST an e.iifor az Ishfpmpg
Aioh II appears ihe editor 81
cursed Roo~eytli ~ asinr iniehrr
nie lsugusRs How absurd A. 3
any iangue nnlli - nfefnferaf
90 mah whose sdl'ssi eAjo'ert +
liar ihief 81 renegade
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-27

Sir Wi'lIrn Ramsey fh, emlnuf
rhef, - a. larn, tbf irausmuts Be-
N metals y sianl' io beumr d fsrt
This >, tTne glorY bs1 aa' nearly
- much es DDS f9rihsuninc trans
mniafUn ~ hari-shriled RepuhlI
tanS into Wilson Demo- rats
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-27

and nets and snar- hag, Isur.vl
nature balance buf uh proper
safeguards property applied th.r'
81 na renon RhH both flsh and Mris
cannoi he preserved io pn.tfrtr
Becker fads ihc law 3sia, !.
misnomfr
This ls almost rHni enHgh n p
sinmarharheles cHhlan, weather
.---r-sa-s..o.
Anything Ne may hae said abml
ihe sinngih Of faIs Dn7 was
typprphioal erur
ITO Ralsans ho'i thr H
and Turkey ,irias paf ah.s ih
powers earfuilF Wmri iho hn
Kirk kiles.rh ha. hrni .ariunsi
hy lhc lmlearan. and the Drmo
craiie hnt ar cln.Inq Boz un Nrna
gelion
Bcanif .Hii ia Boz ..n i,s.p d
appears io ID. much ol No. h.r5m
Of modfru beauty b. noi n pfn'
traNng
Why FRI AND fome oper ihe 50
leni voief The ,iien' v,is
i.arlv same snl W.i rm. WILSON
b. an.iys SYNONYM
The Hague s. ,il iheu hnf h
dove n pence h lr. u,r
feathers and n nIHr ar tRo i.a
this hilarious 1912
Ther0 sra oue hundred n
iNfpir.asu laandrra m Tesa.
and thrg charge en hundrul nd
twenty sercn prices for their wnr.
1aet Aohnson hes DIVINE onr hnr
io his creiii ilr ha- proved mar
may 30 something hai enough
thlearo t0 he considered criminal
The mtmfaefurng business of
America has bau protected irrn
i's infnH l srens 70 have
dfpet nofHn t aunH Hal
ainne
TIE New Ynrl kmrrie thinks
man uIi souie daf control ihe
weather Tie Nm YoFk Amer.a
IS provincial II bias never seen O.
1fga. uoriher
a Chiraco husband wai'or a
wife l,efausr SIM sarres him bash
The man la,ks sense III humar
llr Says hg iesn's rhahr ana ILL
ohi,fs in geiffne e all SO oncc m
sfesd ~ serallv
Sir william Ramsey ih, mirnm
rhe'r ~ a. lars. fbf frausmuta n
~ mrfhh d shout io become rsrt
This IS Hue giary bsn aaf uenrl
- much as DDS f9rfhsufrinc trans
mniatou 81 hari-shrlei Rapuhli
canN into WILSON Dem, rat,
Rs.eycii files $1,000 .n
AGAINST an esiiior az Ishnemug
Aioh II appears fhe editor 81
cursed Roosevelt ~ usinc infenrr
nie lsugusRs How absurd A.
any auguse ~lli - utenf~rai
90 y mah whose rii'.ssi eAjo'ert +
ligr. fhief 81 renegade
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-27

ThTro hra oue Malf anI
iWepires,u handrr~ boz Tesas
and thrr charee oao hundri nd
twenty seven prices for their wnr.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-27

A1ef s0insor hes dwr $3.50 ftnr
io hs cniii iir ha- proved man
way 81 someihiur hai enough be-
thiearp t0 he considered criminal
The sun., 1912-08-13
Mrs. Foster seeks Di,Orcc,

MIS-. ifrn. 'u-ha- Foster, who married
Harry ", Foster ht the Little Church Around
~" Corner IN lWs, hlcd suit against him tor
divorce IN III. supreme Court yesterday
Ia v hiCh she names four correspondents
The sun., 1912-08-13
London prices were .
PLATE PRICES ADVANCED.
Chicago WarehOuses Put QuotatiOns
In ~ Ton,

About the only feature of note de-
veloping in the steel market Yesterday
was word from Chicago that warehouse
prices In that centre had been advanced
by the Illinois Steel Company 81 a ton
TO $3.50 per 100 pounds for bars and
81 90 for plates and structurals. Some
good sized sales have inst been made In
pig iron with the result that prices in
that direction have also advanced. Blr-
mingham iron for future shipments may
The sun., 1912-08-13
BAREs GRAFT DETAILS.
Full Confession by Schreiter Means
More Trouble for Aldermen.

Full Confession by Schreiter Means
More Trouble for Aldermen.
DETROIT, Aug. 12.--Prosecuting Attor-
ney Shepherd has decided to. drop the
charge OF conspiracy on which nine
Aldermen were arrested Friday and to
make the charge against them straight
boodling in connection with the passage
through the Council Of the Wabash
Railroads petition to vacate Detroit
street.
Eighteen Aldermen will be put on
trial. the warrants helng issued tonight
or early tomorrow.
Council Committee Secretary
Schrciter made complete and detailed
confession OF all the deals he said he
had been in" declared Prosecutor Shep-
herd this evening. "He did this volun-
tarily three days after the Council had
ousted him from his Job. he went with
myself and stenographer to a hotel
and spent Ave hours there with me
going over all his transactions. He tolo
me he wanted to help clean up the city
and I figured he could help us greatly,
but promised him absolutely nothing.
"He agreed To meet me Friday eve
ming with a stenographer. We met
him. and he went into a most minute
account Of all tho deals in which he
figured"
The Prosecutor says the confession
furnishes all the information wanted
on which to base a prosecution. but ne
refuses to make public the long state
ment.
The sun., 1912-08-13
All Points
In the Catskill Mountains

Magnificent Steel Steamers "Clermont" new and
"Onteora" leave pier 43. ". n. IT, Christopher ST..
AtG:90 =. NJ. lonkcrs. 80 p NJ. daily except Sun.
day: Saturday Special leaves pier q, n; r..
r. NJ: lonltcrs Las. for Maiden, Catskil all Cats
kiii Mt. points. Hudson and Athens Time tables
giving full Information mailed on request or can
be obtained at all hotels and railway ticket ofices
Phone 100, Spring.
The sun., 1912-08-13
COPPER MARKET LACKS SNAP.
Transactions Small - Prices
Held Firm At TOP Level.

Tho copper mark ct lacked snap Yesterday
Notwithstanding a good over Sunday ac-
mutation Of inquiries resultant actual rders
placed were comparatively small. T.. one
instance there was a sale of 900 .0on pounds
az Ia. cents. which has for some time b zen
the prevailing price.
Domestic wants have thus far accounted
for the bulk of August's business to date
European consumption has not abnted one
whit and in some quarters. particularly
England, there has been talk OF insufficient
supplies contracted for to be used IN SER
tember OF course European stocks could
be drawn upon. but only to a small extent.
| "a the proportion of refined copper in
cluded in foreign surplus stocks il trihiug.
What the market has lacked ha, been
| support from Europe in the form ct buy in-
orders. but If the predictions of Pre-, idcnt
John d. Ryan OF the Anna gamated COPPER
Company. who has just returned from tho
other side after a ten weeks tour. make good.
the cables will before long he hurcened
with buying orders for the red metal
| Before he went away MIR. Ryan was e1-
| tremely bullsh on copper metal. After
seeing az first hand what the foreign mills
have been doing in the way Of consumption
| he has become more enthusiastic than ever.
saving tersely that production OF American
| refneries must increase IL il is desired to
keep pace with manufacturing requirements.
| MIR. Ryan said yesterday:
| In Europe the copper business il at top
notch and there are no immediate signs
that the increase in consumption will not
| continue. Uses OF copper metal in Euro
pean countries through which travelled.
including France. Italy. Austria. Germany
and England. are increasing and the demand
for the metal is growing proportionately.
| Business in England. France and other
European countries is exceedingly good. but
Germany is outstrippng the world in manu-
features OF all sorts.
"Germany's big copper requirements are
not only for home consumption but for
export goods also. Her manufactures
are going all over the world Large demands
Tor German products are coming from Sou h
America. A very material increase in pro-
duction will be necessary before the sup
ply will equal the demand. As have al
ready said would like to see stocks OF cop
per increase both here and in Europe
hope refinery statistics from now on will
show above isO. 600. 600 pounds a month"
Tho prices Of standard copper closed as
follows:
The sun., 1912-08-13
CAISK!pkplIKSLINES

For CATSkIIL HUDSON, COxSACKiE and
way landings Direct connection with Cetsklll
Mountain Railroads for CAIRO. PALENvlLLE.
OTIS SUMMIT. HAlSES FALLS. TASNEIsS-
The sun., 1912-08-13
ATLANTIC FLEETS PROGRAMME
Will Return 70 Narragansett Ray Ne.
fore Waiting New York,

NEWPORT. r. l.. Aug. 12.- According to
the understanding here tonight, the At
lantic fleet after it's annual target prac-
tice on the southern drill grounds will
return to Narragansett Bay before going
to New York in October.
The destroyer flotilla will leave here on
Saturday for Hampton Roads to work out
some marine problem en- route. The
destroyers will 60 to Provincetown the
first OF the month for target practice
returning here about the middle Of the
month then go south to Join the bait le-
ships. Later they will return to this bay
for steaming trials before going to their
home yards early in November for over
hauling.
The first OF next week &he submarine
fotilla now here will 60 to Provincetown
for torpedo practice and these boats will
be at New York in October.
The sun., 1912-08-13
T00TPADS TRY AUTO HOLDUP.
Husband Fats On Speed While Wife
CrOuchcs Low In Car.

TRENTON. Aug. I2.-While Mr.. and Mrs
Ralph l.. Newell OF 1914 Hamilton avenue
this city were returning in their automobile
from the seashore early to-day they saw II
light flash several times. Believing some
Quo Was giving danger signal Newell
slowed his car.
tried Ia hoard IA" AUTOMOBILE An electri.
Light wa, flashed IN Mrs Nrvell's face
evidently for H." purpos" of hlinding her.
tue s'eer,ng heel and svccd ahead y hi,n
she cropcheh down 1lr highway,ur,,
yero left behind and thc hcWrll. reached
9one saIeiv. They were unable 10 give
descriptions VI the men 49,
The sun., 1912-08-13
COKE IS REFEREE FOR CONDOR
Judge HOSt Appoints Him on Appe al
From Bankrupt.

Martin j, Condor. the president OF the
American Snuf Company. who was asso-
ciated with william j. Cummins in many
Of the latter's enterprises and has been
declared a bankrupt by Federal Judge
Hand. fled an appeal yesterday in which
he declares he IL solvent and cites go OBJ
iections he made to the rulings In the pro.
cccdings against him and on the ref, sal
OF the court TO permit him to give certain
testimony,
Judge Holt named Magrane Coxo a.
referee and directed Condor to submit his
schedules OF assets and liabilities 10 the
referee.
The sun., 1912-08-13
YELLOWSTONE TOURS Rs.sy Is.ss.re'
Raymond 4 Whitcomb Co. 3:5 Fifth Ave. N. Y.
(c0.OO ~ DAY CRUISE 10 Foreign America,
JUU VP. Booklet BOwring a Co. ~ Y.


Matthew O'CallaEhan. a cotton broker.
who shot his wife three times last Friday
morning in their apartments at 8A3 Pros
pect place. Broohlvn. Was arraignod before
Magistrate Magurc In tha Gates avenue
court yesterday ANA held without bail
The sun., 1912-08-13
Steamer Mary Powell

Afternoon boat for West Point. Newburgh.
Poughkeepsle. Kingston ard way landings leaves
Desbrosscs ST.. I4S p. NJ: " 4od ST. :? p. 81.
". i?9th ST.. 32o p N Daily except sunday
Ideal outing 10 West Point. returning by Str.
Albany 81. or by rail si.i0. s
The sun., 1912-08-13
AUTO Pirates In New Rochelle.

NEW ROCHELLE. Aug. IL Thieves broke
into the garages of William Fcatherston and
Charles See on Paine avenue last night and
stripped two automobiles of everything
about u 0O worth Of Inagnetos. Uatt.ries
lamps. tools and extra tires
The sun., 1912-08-13

Alfred Eanta. is years old, son of patrol.
man David Ham,a OF "a Taylor street. New
ark. died Yesterday IN the Newark city
Hospital of tho rabies. Ito was bitten hy
his pet dog IN his fathers bungalow In Tot.
tsnville. staten Island. ou July y.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-06-14
Personal Points

A. H. Rundorff has returned from an
extended western trip.
Miss EleanoEe Cleaveland arrived
home last evening from Wellesley.
Henry Stelck of Indianapolis is Wis
iting his old home in Rock Island.
Captain Walter A. ROsenfield has
gone TO Chicago to help nominate a
president
c. X. Mixter and family leave TO-
morrow morning for Lake Geneva for
summer sojourn.
Frank Olson leaves tomorrow to at
tend the national republican conven-
ton in Chicago.
Miss Ella Searle arrived home this
afternoon from the State University OF
Iowa at Iowa City.
George Brinkerhoff has gone to
Greenfield, Iowa, to spend a couple OF
weeks visiting with his mother.
States Attorney L. NJ Magin has re.
turned home from Colorado Springs
While there he saw T. j. Medil, whom
he reports very much improved in
health.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-06-14

tact. Scattered about the decks were
various objects that might have been
the frozen bodies of the crews All
were covered with snow
Several old sailors approached the
berg as near as they dared to and
scanned the ships through powerful
glasses, but could not see any name or
anything to Indicate their nationality
or business On the seas. There were
no signs Of life aboard them, nothing
but the motionless masses under their
white coverings.
They were believed to be part of Sir
John Franklin's expedition and were
seen at the mouth of the harbor almost
stationary for several days. Then one
morning the berg was gone, and the
ultimate fate Of the derelicts it carried
is still one of the mysteries of the sea.
-Mtnna Irving in New York Press.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-06-14
BODY OF SEATON BANK
R0BBER is IDENTIFIED

Mrs. Charles Miller OF Peoria has
identified the body of one of the Sea-
ton, Mercer county bank robbers who
was found dead in a nearby cornfield
after the crime of year ago, as
James Maher of Peoria. Mrs. Miller
had the remains. which were buried
at Seaton, disinterred and the bone
of one kneecap scraped, identity be-
ing established by a scar resulting
from a fracture. Maher, the woman
said, had been a tramp for many
years The body was left at Seaton.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-06-14
TRY ROCK ISLAND
FIRST" SLOGAN
OF $4,000 CLUB
Committee, After Careful Con
sideration Makes Decision
From 1 400 Suggestions.
TWO IN THE FINAL BALLOT
Believe Adopted One VIII Emphasize
All Requirements and viii
Wear Well.

TRY Rock Island First" is the
Fifty Thousand clubs slogan for the
new and greater Rock Island.
1t was adopted by the uns uimous
vote Of the slogan committee # the
club al the Rock Island club at noon
today. The committee had been
busy with the task Ot selecting a suit
able battle cry Tor practically a month
and had devoted itself diligently and
conscientiously to the task. In all
nearly l,ID0 slogans were considered,
the entire list having been read twice
by the committee in the process of
elimination.
After the first response the COM
mittee threw the contest open again
IN order that it might have the ad-
vantage Of any new ideas. This was
done after the original list had been
Whitfield down 10 80 and the COM
mittee in the process OF ba!lCting had
reduced IL 20 six When the new batch
came in the entire list was gone over
again with the result that the num-
Der considered available was cut
49,, o.. 90 ,rt,-,.,-.,,. 81. ,,,,r,,,tr-
-, - - ~. -,
u. -, - -. p, 80, -
Buster, Bigger Rock Island" "R /.
,,r Won and t. "yae, ycur
= :" rro .rog.r pol, 10
- Co.. Va, al %, ,,..,g ,,r,,Ior NH,
IN. COMMITTEE. hut WAS drowned he
con. 20 ,r..rr.,,.,,iraI ir,rorg,.tio,
r,tg.i,tgt,rdip,.1 ic,ngc ~ etr.trb ,ra
F,grigt l.ror,ra ia narmissabre
ygrcr,. catch rtr,e.s arc considered
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-06-14
REFUSAL TO CARRY
OIL CAUSES A SUIT

Judge F. d. Ramsay in the circuit
court this morning gave ear to argu-
ments in the case of the Illinois Oil
company VS.. the Milwaukee railroad
in which the plaintiff seeks to secure
writ of mandamus against the road
forcing that corporation, as a common
carrier, to transport a carload of oil
from Rock Island TO Port Byron. w.
J. McEniry appears for the oil com
pany, while w. A. Meese of Moline ap-
pears in behalf of the road.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-06-14
MOLINER CHASES
THIEF FROM HOUSE

Clad in his night clothing, NJ. S.
Lamb, a carpenter, living at 1711 Sec
ond avenue, Moline, gave chase TO a
burglar who was ransacking his room
about 1870 this morning Mrs. Lamb
was awakened and aroused her hus-
band, who followed the burglar down
stairs, out of the front door and
through the yard to the alley, only to
lose sight Of him there The thief
had gathered up a watch worth S35
and a variety OF other jewelry, which
he managed to get away with.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-06-14
SIX TO GRADUATE FROM
ST. JOSEPH HIGH SCHOOL

Six young ladies will be graduated
tonight from the high school depart
ment of St Josephs parochial school,
the exercises to be held at the building
on Second avenue, beginning at S
O'Clock. The graduates are Misses
Lucia TheOphana Schaab, Cyrilla
Mary Schaab, Marie O'Brien, Irene
Mildred Kali, Marguerite Flaherty and
Irene Anna Keane. Dean !. J. Quinn
will address the class. Wednesday ev-
ening the junior girls of the school
gave their annual program, and Thurs
day night the boys program was pre-
scented.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-06-14
Power of ST. Francis.

The power of st Francis of Assist.
son of the practical Peter Bernardone
and the tender Madonna Plea, over the
western world of his time and over
our hearts In our time has been eX-
planned in many ways. But it has only
one source. and that is love. Love
made him a poet love made him a
saint, love gave him life and fire and
understanding and all the things that
were added TO him.-Century Maya
zine
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-06-14
HELD FOR TRYING
TO POISON GIRL

Frank H. Longwell, 1928 Sixth ave
nue., Moline, was held to the grand
jury in police court in Moline today
for an alleged attempt to poison his
stepdaughter, Florence Snowden, on
whose life he recently took out $1,000
life insurance policy, payable to him
self
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-06-14
Makes the Nation CASH

The awful list of injuries on Fourth
of July staggers humanity. Set over
against it, however. is the wonderful
healing by Bucklens Arnica Salye, Of
thousands, who suffered from burns,
cuts, bruises, bullet wounds or cXplo-
sions. It's the quick healer of boils
ulcers. eczema. sore lips or piles, -
cents at all druggists
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-06-14
AN ICEBERG'S SECRET.
One Of the Mysteries of the Sea That
Will Never Be Solved.

The age OF an iceberg is problem
attic. The berg that sank the Titanic
may have been forming on the coast
OF Greenland when Columbus crossed
the sea OF even before that Then
again it may have been reared by the
elements since Peary's first expedition
TO the pole, but probably it antedated
steamships by many years.
In lS41 great berg appeared of St
Johns, " F. Its pinnacle was fully a
hundred feet above the sea, and its
base formed a glittering island in the
middle Of which. imbedded between
side The masts were gone, but other
wise the upper works seemed to be In