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sons ior tbe increase were gariousfv
assigned ae follows.
Lack OF beef from ArFenune cpr.
failment 90 such imports from Austria.
Iia. the decline ~ coastv.ise fhiDpinr. a
decrease ln The domestic supply and
speculafIcn by commission men
Mayor MitrheIs food supply com.
mittee to-day issued a statement ad.
dressed to housewives suggesting that
in view % possible large erDorfs of
ioodstufs. they should prove them.
selves long-headod and far-rIrhfef bv
canning and preeervlnv fruifs and
FeEs tables nov while prices are cheap.
Municipal aufhorifiea announced
that city markets would be- eefabfsbes
about September ). An investirafion
of food prices before and since ruIv
b. as conducted b. those persona IN
charge % the market project. shoueS
that the cost % meat. mUt surar
eers. rice and some other rtaples bas
advanced az retan shops.
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cattle owners in the west supple,
Jess meat during the week ending Au.
gust 15. causing sn advance in price.
THE witness asserted
As The situation stands to-day meat
dealers are losing money according 20
p D. Hughes represenuue The cudahv
Packing Company These inverura-
tons. be- said and the publicity fbat
has been given them by the newera.
pers have led the public to believe
that they are paying too hi-h prices for
their meat and they have refused 10
buy t0 such an extent The demand
has oiallen on that We are today
losing SO on every hundred pounds
oi meat We SELL and to-morrow the
loss win b. greater
Various Reasons Assi1nrd
BESIDES Nr Whifmare inveefiraffr,
one of a similar character was berun
in hronN county. A. this inquiry roa.
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AVERT WAR.
BETWEEN GERMANY AN
JAPAN Is HOPE OF
CHINA
In Inquiry Asking United States 10
Accept Trusteeship Of
KiaO Chow.

WASHINGTON. Aug 2O-Most sir
hilcant OF the days Developments In
me European situation WIS the in
curry OF The Chinese government Of
ihe united states whether the latter
would undertake the tfueteeship of
me territory Of Kiao Chow. traneferr
ing it Immediately from German to
China "
'hlna . inquiry was Understood TO
nave been based on an acqulescpnce
OF Gtrmany In such plan. hopinr
ln'rtby 70 avert war with Iapan
Nhile officials were generally reficent
20 express any opinions. 10 was pou.
orally believed that the American
would not accept the proposal Of
china unless both Japan ana Great
britain formally asgented President
wilson and Secretary BRYAN have
scrupuiously avoided thus far lnvolv.
lnE me United States in any uav In
the situation. and there Dr. overv indt
cation that thls attitude viii bo
strictly maintained
china's Desires
'hinas endeavOrs % obtain tho
territory Of Kiao Chow and 40 the
same time preserve neutral relations
With Germany Japan and Great B1
taln were manifest IN dlspafrhes from
FekinE. Tn any eventually. China
indicated clearly 90 the American
government her firm intention OF 10.
naming absolutely neutral
Diplomatic di patches from Furope
contained little Information concern
inF the proErors 81 the war
Interference BY German cruIrerr
With The shipping Of Japan'a auv
Great Britain. with the seizure of
Japanese goofa i1 GermarG bottoms
and the conrcqur-f rrave dIsfocatlor
n japanese trade are the prirrfpat
reasons set forward b. Japan in ~
PLANTATION ~ TIE ulfimatum delivered
20 Germany last Sunday cable dis
paictes have continued brief outline
of Japanese grievances. bot D. was N.
until today that the fun text of tho
statement issued By the Jansre.a
foreign Office bearing upon fhis aBb-
iect became available
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INDEPENDENCE
Tor Philippines Advances q Step when
Tnsular Curnrnfttes Reports
Jones Bll ravorably.

WAsrffNGTON Aug gG=Ar0ther
step toward riFinr fhr Philippines indie
prudeure was taken in congress to-day.
when the house committee ON iuEuIar
affairs faVorntIv reported tho Jones
DID. which would declare definitely for
the first time the rururssa 10 The Amer
Jean people ae o. fhe future political
status ~ the islands.
EepreaerfafIVe Jones. 90 NIrrluia.
chairman ~ the committee. announced
Die purpose fu press fHf measure for
Consideration af this session
a rev feature nf tre BIN te drefrnrd
fn meet fHa commercial paralysis of the
orc htTnIaru rrauIfiuu from the Eurn-
pear var situation Af rrFaeuf aII tariff
anl internal rftenue fan laws Tor tho
fhiIirrirfe ere enacted hf congress The
rrnrnefu law would expressly confer on
fnH HhlIluuIrr Legislature fha rIrhf f1
rn1rf aIl tarIII Itua. except those which
affect fhn trade relations frfaaar fHa
United states and the phfiuninss
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BACK TO OHIO
Gov Hatfsld rorors ono Rsouisi.
ten For Foracr To Bs Released
From the pen Today

erccial iier1tUr tr Irf TnrH.Hr.r..-
CHARLES W Va Aur co.
sovcrnor Hatfield today honoref me
requisiUon of Gov Cox ~ ohio Tor
the eHtradifion OF Arthur D. FIstcher
charged with forEery in Muskreuu
county Ficfcher viii complete two
year sentence Tor forrery 40 tha
Moundsville state prison tomorrow
ard when he leaves the penfentarv
~ vii he turned over 20 Che OHIO
Officers Who await bis release
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.oOntinusa on PaT. Eight,
FORTY KILLED

WASHINGTON. Aug eO-Fortv
British and American workmen we're
killed to-day in the collapse OF the
new concrete customs house az Ceiha
Honduras. according 20 n despatch 20
tho state department
ID q Klodt formerly of San An.
tonic, Texas. awas The only name given
of those killed Many workmen were
buried under tho ruins and smothored
8 IRE onveloped the structure after
its collapse No further details were
given
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REPORT UNTRUE.

CHICAGO. Aug. 2O-Walter Ian.
fersie. national secretary of the So.
cialist party. received a telegram 20.
night from William J RryEn. secretary
of state. saying that the United States
ambassador AZ Berlin. has reported
there l. no truth In the report that
Carl Liebknecht. the German Social.
let. has been executed
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GERMANS DRIVEN FROM FRENCH SOFT
GERMANS TAKE BRUSSELS:
FRENCH ARMY SUCCESSFUL

PkiS Aug 20 III m-The cavalry have occupied
Brussels This official made tonight strong
columns following this Belgian army is rer.
ing on Antwerp without having been engaged
Along with the Of the fall Brussels official
statement says:
Our troops have SUCCESSES in Aace specially
between Muehausen and h The retreang on the
Rhine left hands prisoners guns of
which were captured by infantry after sharp struggle
I'm Lorraine the day less fortunate advanced
troops found themselves faced exceptionally strong positions They
were forced by counter attack to fall body which soIdy
Rhine" ~ WV S W ''o
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POPE NOW LIES IN STATE.
SISTER DIES FROM SHOCK
ROME Aug 2O-The late Popes sister Anna died to night
from shock caused BY the Pontins death

ROME Aug 20The body Of Pope peacefully
ms morning has been laid view
on ms passage has been accentuatd BY
nna Always she at his bedside in times sickness
hneeIng near him when he breathed his last
The sister assisted from the collapsed
ward Dr Amc attended her. but alarming
high fever from which she did not rally
ihe day broke cloudy and though nature
was IN mourning tor the Pope beloved by
ound the Vatican gathered The half
closed and those who mOurned Within the Vatican
preparations funeral ceremonies which viii
De OF simple nature and for the holding
tion a W - -
expected that the concaye held early in Sptembr
even though all the cardinals new Pope will be-
the hrS ponth elected without the previously accorded fo0
powers as one OF the first of Plus this priyiege
oi centuries although he owed his election 10 il
The cardinals met at the Vatican this
apes as sign mourning Cardinals Della Merrv del
al went to the Popes apartment a the late Pon,i
private papers and belongings ~ ~
Inc chamberlain took possession of the Fhemans ring which
was renewed when Pope Leo died. the old shermans ring
een lost at that time Cardinal Della vOpe installed in the
acan occupying the apartment secretary of state Who
has to the Santa Maria house behind where Car
dinal RampOlla lived and died. ~ N"'
Inc cardinals visited the death chamber
Dod OF the Pope which lay sopng bier covered with Whit,
eOh under rch red The body clothed in wna obs
and red Red silk gloves hands ON he 6na
which gred the rings of his Office of cloth of cold %
on his head " ~ VI soiu was
The face Of the lwhch nonsignors
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PARIS. Aug - -7;25 p. m.-Gre.
sian subjects 60 the number OF ESQ.
All of whom fought In the recent BaI.
Kan wars. az well as a large number
OF Italians offered their service today
TO the French military authorities.
SO many men want 20 enlist under
the nag Of the republic that n mas
been found necessary 10 extend the
time limit on acceptances. other
wise the maximum strength of many
corps would be obtained immedIately.
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FOOD
Crowds Warehouses % New Yor-
with England Begging For u.
Liners Leave Almost Empty.

NEW YORK Aux 2O-Every shin
that sails ont Of New York FOR Eng.
hsh ports these days sails ugbf
thouFh England is begging for food
ne liner Celtic left to-day with
1000 tons of foodstuns In her hold
when she might have carried ~. 900
tons. The kroonland left the other
day With $500 and room FOR 5000
more The Adriatic. St Paul. New
YORK. Philadelphia and others of tho
Teen ships % The Information 10
tcontiausd on Ps-s EirhtJ
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tfsocoo FtRE

BRISTOL. va. Aug % - An On
tire business block ln the town o.
Ab.nrden vas destroyed By fre 10
niFht. enfailinF a loss estimated a.
$4,000 or more The Ere starred
IN a millinery store.
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WASHINGTON Aug 2O-An official explanation of the Belgian
held backward movement
In the following cabgam from London public British
embassy:
The Belgian field being Antwerp fallen hack
In that direction in order that fortress
In anticipation that this might become
ent had already been transferred from Antwerp
an undefended city and longer
the Tact that the Germans occupied great inn
Poance Moreover the position of the army
menace TO the night flank of further advanced
westward"
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LONDON, Aug. 20. 1l:iO D. m-Adolphe Pegoud a ro,e5
French aviator has returned to Paris from to get new
aerOpane According Paris dispatch
Company the wings of Pgoud old machine by
bullets and two shells when he made military observer
slight Of 300 kilometres (lS6 miles)
Pegoud could had been excent that h. 20
crossed the Rhine and blew by bombs two German
conveys
Captain Fnck military aviator PegOud had DESTROYED
hangar Metz and wrecked Zeppelin also %
tube aerOplanes which in the hangar ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-21
VIRGINIA DEBT HEARING Is
POSTPONED FOR TWO WEEKS
CRITICAL ILLNESS OF WIFE
OF EXPERT WITNESS Is
THE CAUSE.
Testimony introduced show
Heavy Holdings of Railroad
Stock Bought by Joint Funds.

Special Dispatch to the Intelligence.
RICHMOND. Va. Aug 20 At the
opening Of the hearing ON the Vir-
Einia debt case az 1u o'clock this morn
ing before Master Charles r. Little
hold. Mr.. John 90 Holt OF counsel for
West Nirginia. announced that MIR
Conrad " Hlllman. expert account.
ant. and the witness who was on the
stand AZ the time 81 last evenings ad.
journment had received TELEGRAM
stating that his wife was in dying
condition. and that hc had left Rich.
mond at go yesterday evening
After a lengthy discussion 90 was
decided that the case should Do ad
journed Tor two weeks from this dav.
counsel Tor West virginia agreeing
that On the meanum, they would de-.
liver 90 counsel FOR the Commonwealth
of Virginia blue prints OF statements
GOVERNS Glasses e. and ID and Classes
and q. Glass g. was the one that
vas being inquired into 40 tho time OF
Adjournment yesterday evening Glass
n consists of interest on loans and
dividends on stock arcruire prior 90
January D. lsrl upon common TO-
vestments and collected by tho state
% Virginia after January O.. 1861. and
NNNNN NNNAN '.'....NHA AN'.
stocks ard Securities
Class D was inquired into out OF Ita
order ut Tho afternoon ssas.or of tho
10th. and has heretofore been rs.
fcrred to in detail. UlBas D. rovars
Railroad stock purchased bv the
state oi virginia Ouf of tho common
funds of Che two states. bob rar|ora
railroads. prior t0 January o.. 1861. and
sold bv her subsequent fo fh. .Hfh far
of June. 1893. without frr knouIrHra
or consent of West Nirrra and f5r
which she has never accounted
class covers -eruuHea rrr
ghased With joint funds tv fha state
Of NirEnia prior to January q. 1851.
and suhsrIuenflv r.vrn away without
ihc know ledge or consent rf Mrst gfr
ginia. together with certain other rail
road and canal securities apr-0prIated
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WAsHrHoToH, Aur ao-po---....
West Wirrinfa OHIO anf Wers~--
rennsy vanta - Thunfershowsrs -
coolsr friday far Eaturdav
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Ihe iace % tho late pOntIf was
startlingly waxen. In profile Il was
quite recognizable. but sadly changed.
All knelt. and after prayers some OF
the cardinals handed TO the monsig-
nors standing on each side OF the
body their crucihxes and medals.
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RUSSIAN
SUCCESSES

LONDON. Aus 500 IS D. m.
A dispatch to the Reuter- Tele-
cram company from ST Peters-
eurg gives a communication fs.
sued BY the Russian general star
covering the operations OF the
army from August rs to August
-. In which successes are claim
I'd for the Russian arms In skIrm-
shes on both the Austrian ana
Getman frontiers
Austrian cavalry which enter
ed Russian Poland az Kielce
hiJbniEa and other ports" says
the communication. were driven
back with great casualties. while
Austrian infantry. which attacked
krasnik Was defeated and Loaf
heavily. The Russians took $50
prisoners. On the Prussian bor-
der the Russians took the offen-
siNe near Windballen. captured
lyk and took eight German guns
and two quick hrers.
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which the monsignors laid for a mo.
ment on the dead fingers. some. and
those privileged. placed the crucinxes
on me hands. and also kissed the feet
eiad In red slippers Not a few OF
tcontinued on Par. EtSh,A
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LONDON. Aug. :0-il 50 a. m.
Count Won Benckendorr Rus
siar Ambassador in London. has
Seceived a telegram which states
that his youngest son. Count
feter Won Benckendorfi was
slightly wounded In the shoulder
while hghtinE with the Russian
forces on the German eastern
frontier lie Il now In a hospital
a. wilma
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-30
Passing of the cou-Rlanc.

In the Alphine valleys, near the Lit
tie ST. Bernard, there is cultivated a
species of goats to which the natives
give the name of "cou-blanc."
They have peculiar markings. The
neck and shoulders are entirely white
the rest of the body jet black. The
head is curiously marked in black and
white, always the same. About the
only variation is in the feet, which are
either black or white.
These goats are almost unsurpassed
as milk producers. The variety has
existed for centuries and is as dis
tinct a variety as the Holstein or Jer-
sey COW. This in spite of a changing
population, which is a mixture of many
races.
Unfortunately the evils of excessive
inbreeding are showing, and this inter
esting race seems doomed to eXtinc-
ton. like the wild white cattle of Eng
land.-EXchange.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-30
Administrator. Notice.

Estate Of Anastasia Leary, deceased.
The undersigned having been ap-
pointed administrator OF the estate OF
Anastasia Leary, late Of the county Of
Rock Island. state OF Illinois. deceased.
hereby gives notice that ne viii appear
before the Hon. BENJAMIN Bell Judge
OF the probate court OF Rock Island
county. at the probate court room, in
the city OF Rock Island. at the March
term on the first Monday in March next
at which time all persons having claims
against said estate are notified and re-
gfested TO attend for the purpose Of
having the same adjusted. All persons
Indebted To said estate are requested 10
make immediate payment TO the under
siEnd-
Dated 24th day 81 December. y. ID.
1915 JOHN ". LEAKf,
Administrator.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-30
NOTICE.
sale of Real Estate.

BY virtue OF an order and decree OF
he district court of the United States
for the Northern district OF Illinois.
southern division. made on the petition
OF the undersigned. in the matter of the
estate of Luther i. kuttler, bankrupt,
OF the city OF Rock Island and state OF
OF the said bankrupt, shall, on the
SctiI day OF January. A d. 1915. at the
hour or II a m. sell at public sale at
the court house in the city of ROCK Is
land county OF Rock Island and state
OF Illinois. the real estate described as
follows. to-wit:
Lot number eighteen C1S). in block
number five (5), IN Budd's re-subdivis-
ion OF Ayers second C2ndJ addition TO
Hinsdale, DuPage county. Illinois. on
the following terms, to-wtt- Cash IN
hand upon delivery OF deed.
4. c. EDWARDS.
Trustee OF the Estate OF Luther =.
Kuttler. bankrupt.
Dated This 2Sth day OF December. a.
d. 1914, at Rock Island. Ill
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-30
LEGAL.
Publication Notice.


State of Illinois. County OF Rock Is
land-ss:
To the January term, A. d. 1915. of the
Probate Court OF saio county Petition
TO Sell Real Estate
will annexed, OF the estate of Barbara
Meier, Margaret Tanner Elizabeth Blv-
bara Hartman, George Schmidt. Adam
Schmidt. Peter schmidt, barbara spill
ger. the unknown heirs at law OF Bar
para Meier. deceased, the Evangelical
Lutheran EmanUeIs Cong reGauon OF
Rock Island. III, Andred Meier, Lizzzie
ms Maggie Schmidt, and John Meier.
and William EhnIGn. defendants.
lblic notice IS hereby given 70 the
Schmidt Nicholas Spilger. Lizzie Meier.
Elizabeth Bivins. Maggie schmidt. John
Meier. the unknown heirs al law OF BAR
bara Meier. deceased
You and each of you viii take notice
that the above named petitioner has
this day nled in said court his petition
TO said court as administrator. with the
Will annexed. of the estate or Barbara
Meier, deceased. Tor leave to sell the
real estate OF said deceased TO pay the
debts and expenses Of said estate. which
real estate is described follows:
The i norm ,biri nan % in iSat na ar.
Of the city Of Rock Island, in said
county OF Rock Island. state Of ILL
nofs, known AS and called Chicago or
Lower Addition
Upon the ni!nE Of said petition a sum-
mons was Issued out OF said court
against you and each OF you. rcturnabie
10 the January term. n ID. 1919, OF the
said probate court 10 be begun ana
holden at the court house. in said city
January next, at which time and place
YOU VIII appear and plead, answer OF
demur 10 said petition
Rock Island. III. .Syv- so, 1914
JOHN +. FLEMING.
clerk OF said Court.
Jackson. Hurst - stafford aitor-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-30
LEGAL.
Petition to Probate VIII

STATE OF Illinois. Rock Island Coun-
ty-ss.
Probate Court, Rock Island County.
December term, 1914.
In the matter OF the probate of the
last VIII ana testament OF owen Jor-
dan, deceased.
10 ali Persons Whom This May Con-
cern-Greetlng:
Notice is hereby given that on the
10Th DAY OF December, a ID. 1914, pc
rition was Med IN the probate court OF
Rock Island county, illinois, asking
That the last Will ana teSJmenu or owen
Jordan, deceased, be admitted TO pro-
bate rhe same petition Iurtner states
tnat the iolIowlnS named persons are
ali neirs-aI-iaw ana 4eSatSeS: James
j. Quinn. and the unknown heirs OF
owen Jordan, deceased
You are further notified that the hear
ing OF the proof of said wlu mas been
SET by said court for the 18th day OF
january, y. -. 1Y1o, at the hour OF 10
o'clock in the forenoon, at the court
house in Rock island, IN said county,
when and where you can appear, II you
see nt and show cause. II any you
nave, why said Will should not De ao-
mIIted 10 probate.
JOHN FLEMING,
Clerk or Probate court.
Dated at Rock Island. H., Dec. 16,
1914.
James F. Murphy. attorney.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-30
ARGUS BRANCH OFFICES

EOr the accommodation OF It's patrons
in various parts of the city, The Argus
raS established a system of branch OF
noes, where subscriptions and want ao-
yertising may be received and any in
formation lett that may pertain to any
department OF this paper, news or buS1-
ness. 1t Is also planned to have at each
OF these branch Offices every evening a
supply of copies OF The Argus of the
have failed under any circumstances To
receive the paper, VIII be supplied free
OF charge
The Argus chain of branch ofices
includes the following:
J. l. kipps notion store. 4516 Fifth
avenue.
II. Il. Rowe's pharmacy. Ais Four
teenth avenue.
Schnelder's drug store, Twenty-sey-
enth street. Seventh avenue.
Helm DECKS pharmacy, 92Z Third ay-
snue.
Wagner's grocery. s14 Fourth street
j. Waltons notion store, Seventh
street, Fourteenth avenue.
UllemeyerS drug store Eleventh ave-
nue. and Fifteenth street
Elm Street drug store. Thirtieth street
and Fifth avenue.
College pharmacy, Seventh avenus
and Thirty eighth street.
Olson grocery, Thirteenth avenue and
Thlrtieth street
Steiner drug store, corner Fifth ave.
nue. and Twenty-third street.
lasting & Pewe grocery. l72S TWEEN
ty-SlXth street.
T. h. Kelly & Son. grocery, 1929
Ninth street
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-30
The Markets

Chicago and New Yolk markets fur
aished by E. ". Wagner & Co., mem
hers Chicago Board Of Trade; grain.
provisions. stock and cotton; private
wires to all financial centers. Core
spondents OF the New York Stock and
Cotton Exchanges. Tri-city office in
suite s0s, Best building. Phone Rock
Island $50.
P.J. MCCORMICK, Manager.