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Arizona republican., 1915-04-05
V0n Buel0w Is
 ShN Seeking
 An Adjustment
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPArcH1

ROME, April 4.-The difficult pass to which the negotiations between Italy and Austria have come has had no ef- feet on Prince Won Buelow, the Ger man ambassador, who continues his efforts to bring about an adjustment. It Is understood he has proposed a new solution of the boundary question.
 In this connection it is understood that the territory Austria might cede to Italy would be occupied by Switzer- land during the remainder of the war and then turned over by Switzerland to Italy when peace is concluded. The exoduc of German and Autrian sub 1ects continues. It is reported that some of the princes belongings have been sent to Germany.
Arizona republican., 1915-04-05
Federal Court
 POOy M Cases
 Since "Dr0uth'

Federal court opens for its April term this morning, with lighter dock ct than it has had in any Phoenix term in it's history. Criminal cases occupy scarcely third of the book, which was bound to accommodate lists of cases growing out of much more prosperous times among the vendors of liquor to Indians
 The civil docket is rather heavy. with an unusual number of bankruptcy cases, being the accumulation of a long period
 Among the more interesting cases are those of Francisco Vilescas. charged with white slavery; c. P. Dunn, making opium smoking mix lures; Vincent M. Devine and James Shaw, charged with conspiring agaiast a mail stage contractor at Wen6cn: Walter Wyatt, perjury.
Arizona republican., 1915-04-05
Along the Other Fronts Calm Prevails-Austrians Admit They Have Been Forced to Retreat Before the Russians
REPORT TURKISH
 CRUISER IS SUNK
The Question of the Pro- hibitiOn of Sale of Alco- holic Liquors is Discussed Generally in the Pulpits of England
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATCH1

LONDON, April 4.-Stubborn battles are being fought in the Carpathian passes. with calm prevailing elsewhere. The Austrians, it is admitted, have been forced to retreat before the Rus sians.
 In the Beskid mountains British military experts think the German forces must retire and make another stand south of the Carpathians to prevent the Russian armies, especially the Cossacks, from swarming over the plains of Hungary. Floods prevent a general advance of the Germans on the Yser front, Wehre they have taken a village.
 A report received here says the Tur kish cruiser Modjidich struck mine in the Dardanelles and sank
 The question of the prohibition of the sale of alcoholic liquors for the pits today and elsewhere in England war period was discussed from the pulpit today and elsewhere in Eng land. It was urged that the people voluntarily give them up. Yet meet ing of the labor party at Norwich protested strongly against the ac- cusation that the output of war mu- nitions was being delayed by drink ing among the men.
Arizona republican., 1915-04-05
COMPLETE FOR
 TRIAL 0F FRED }, WILKINS

clared that had Wilkins corroborated the dying statement of Walker, the jury would have exonerated him.
 A negro fisherman, Frank Washing tor, testified at the preliminary hear ing last month that on the night of the shooting ne heard pistol shot followed by woman's scream in a house which he described as Wilkins A moment later he says, he saw Colonel Walker and another man come out of the house. Further evidence was intro duced to show that Colonel Walker was killed in Wilkins home and not in Walkers office.
Arizona republican., 1915-04-05
QUICK TRIAL PROMISED
Slayer of Philadelphia Detectives
 Seems Facing Electric Chair.

seems tacing Electric Char. PHILADELPHIA, April 4.-Jacob Miller the young thief who shot and killed Detective James Namely on March 9 will be put on trial this week. The fellow detectives of Namely and of Harry Tucket, who was fatally shot at the same time Namely was killed, are determined to railroad the youth to the electric chair Shorn of his bravado, the young murderer has broken down completely and is a phys ical wreck. In the attitude of the de- tectives there is something more than a desire to avenge. They feel that if Miller escapes capital punishment it will be an encouragement to other gum men who think lightly of flashing their revolvers.
 Miller was being escorted to the po- lice station on the night of March 25 by Namely and Tucker, when he tricked his captors into permitting him moments freedom He quickly drew an automatic revolver and sent three bullets into Maneelys heart and mor- tally wounded Tucker. The murderer is only 21 years old.
Arizona republican., 1915-04-05
Globe Miami District to Act as Host With Concert, Dances, Barbecue and Other Parties" Out on the Lake
FISH DINNER FOR
 V-PRES. MARSHALL
Mining City Considers Af- fair of Statewide Im- pOrtance and Gladlyl Lends Efforts to Make It| a Success
Especial to The Republican,


 GLOBE, Ariz., April 4.-The Globe Miami district will play the part of host to visitors from every part of the nation who will assemble at Roose- welt dam on April 15 for the High Water celebration. This was assured Saturday when a committee on ar engagements, made up of leading busi- ness men of both cities, met at the the Arizona Mining Congress and re- ported that funds have been raised to cover the expenses of the enter tainment.
 N Band music will be provided by the people of this dictrict as a feature of the program that is now being arranged by the people of the Salt at the expense of Globe and Miami residents, and a number of other features will be provided by the local boosters in order to insure the suc- cess of the occasion.
 Plans for Barbecue
 John Fitzpatrick of Miami is to take charge of the barbecue and the meat cutters will work under the direction of Mac" McClennan. Both men have had a great deal of experi- ence in handling barbeques and they promise rare treat to the assembled throng at the dam on the fifteenth.
 The committee has requested that it be announced that meat, bread, coffee. sugar and cream will be served but that the visitors will be asked to supply their own cups and plates.
 In addition to the entertainment that will be provided on April 15 the Globe Miami committee plans to see to it that those visitors who reach Roose- welt the night before the date for the celebration are given good time A fish dinner will be served for Vice President Marshall, Senators Smith and Ashurst, Congressman Hayden and ether notable guests and every one will be invited to attend two big dances. one at New Town and the other at Old Town.
 T. T. Frazier and Jay Webb, pro- rrietors of the mercantile establish mcnts at the two towns, have prom ised their aid for these affairs and have already done a great deal for the success of the whole celebration program.
 Of Statewide Interest
 Arrangements will probably be made to take the Miami Copper company band to the dam on the day of the celebration and it may be possible to oS:aln the services of the Globe City band for the occasion also. De- tails as to the music will be worked out later.
 Officials of the reclamation serv- ice are taking Q keen interest in the arrangements and are doing theil share. Residents of Roosevelt have promised that boats will be at the disposal of the visitors anl the mer in charge of the reclamation works have even promised that the water
 (COntinued on Page Three)
Arizona republican., 1915-04-05

affair, concerning representation for the water users of the north and south sides of the river, which bisects the division. Lauritz Lassen, of the south side, the retiring governor, and Ernest Hall, a resident of the north side, are teaming for the governor and council positions and opposing P. T. Hurley for governor and H. A. Bustrin for coun- cil. both living this side of the Salt
 A light vote is predicted in all dis tricts but the Third. Fifth and Sixth, in which there are contests.
Arizona republican., 1915-04-05
STUBBORN BATTLES ARE BEING FOUGHT N
 CARPATHIAN PASSES
MORMON CHURCH
 MAKES STATEMENT

SALT LAKE CITY, April A. The first public financial statement ever issued by the Mormon church was presented today in the taber- nacle at the annual conference. It shows the church collected S1,8S7,- 900, of which s73O,OOO was expended on church buildings, s330,OOO on schools and the rest on temples, missionary work, hospitals and the poor.
Arizona republican., 1915-04-05
Govermors Meet Today;
 ". z. Election Tuesday

Business of managing the water users will be concluded this morning at the regular monthly meeting of the board of governors, which is retiring with it's adjournment for the annual election, which comes Tuesday.
 A warm election is expected in but one district of the ten-the Fifth where the candidates for governor and two for council are in the field. There are contests in but three of the dis tricts
 The fight in the Fifth is a sectional
Arizona republican., 1915-04-05
,OVEVR NIAGARA FALLS
ASSOCIATED PRESS p1spArcHl

NIAGARA FALLS, April An un- identified man climbed the railing at Prospect Point and plunged into the river. A few seconds later he was washed over the American Falls and no trace of the body has since been found.
Arizona republican., 1915-04-05
NOT TO EVACUATE

WASHINGTON. w April 4.-Ishmael Palafox, in charge of the foreign of flee of the Villa Zapata government at Mexico City. telegraphed there is no intention of evacuating the city as reported lately.
Arizona republican., 1915-04-05
SHOVEL SNOW ON EASIER

NEW YORK, April 4-Thirty thou sand men engaged in lifting the blanket laid on the city yesterday when ten inches of snow fell, while the annual Easter parade took place. Society appeared in it's newest dress.
Arizona republican., 1915-04-05
City os Bremen Sunk

LONDON, April 4.-The Dublin steamer City of Bremen has been sunk by German submarine off Wolf Rock :n the English Channel, fifteen miles south of Lands End. Four of the crew were drowned. Twelve survivors have arrived at PenZance
Arizona republican., 1915-04-05
Prinz Eitel "Still Herev

NEWPORT NEWS, April 1. - The Prinz Eitel F'riederich is still here and her crew enjoyed shore leave today Three British warships are stationed off Cape Henry
Arizona republican., 1915-04-05
WEATHER TODAY

WASHINGTON. April 4.-For Ari- zone-Fair Monday and Tuesday.
Arizona republican., 1915-04-05

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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-23

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rsesrsaets o. rave a sla. cot - tes
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-23
ROCK ISLAND COUNTY
DENTISTS AT CLINIC

\ large delegation % the Rock Is
land and Moline members Of the Rock
Island County Dental society attended
the June meeting % the organization
held IN the once Of Drs- J. 2 West and
G. l. Wood IN Gcncseo yesterday aft
srnoon and evening. The program.
which Vas arranged BY a committee
c. insisting % q. ". Randy and n. A.
ZieEisr % Moline and J. ". poran OF
Rock Island. proved 20 be very inter
estinE and instructive. ur. Louis
Schultz % Chicago IN the evening spoke
snf~rtaininEiy on local anesthcsia and
IN The afternoon demonstrated an OPP
GRAFTON for anesfhesia-
The visitors had supper az the Out
INK club a. Gsneseo and returned after
the conclusion % the program In the
evening.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-23
HAS SMALLPOX CASE;
COMES HERE TO SHOP

A Davenport woman with well adj
vanerd case Of smallpox made shop
PINK trip 90 Rock Island yesterday.
visiting several retail establishments
and probably exposing a number Of
clerks and patrons. so far as IS
knowu no complaint was made 10 the
Rock Island authorities and she re-
fgrued home without failinE into the
haads ~ the health authorities. She
cane here IN an automobile and wore
heavy motor veil which served 90
conceal the eruption on her face. To
those Who questioned her she readily
confessed what vas the matter with
her
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-23
THAW ON STAND
SAYS HE is SANE
Relieved Whsu tsatin= Matt~awaH Hs
Had tntifrsiy Recovered nis
Mrutai Eainner.

Sra Hars Jgsr eE -BarFl g. rhas
E1es seF stand f1iay as tar fFst sif-
erss .H tsr TRIAL before q larl tu de-
t-FassF pie sanity.
laaa ga staGeGte.ts ln opening
raaws case. t9t1 the IGFF thv main
Faraf.1r af issue uas at~iGrF ThaN 81
sane or rf~ present timT. and whether
ets liberty aua.1 b. a menace Goo 500
a.rsF Tt~ attorney gaafei William
traV~rs Jerome rEaw q prosecutor. a.
ssFiaz also tsaf .rB ore pFrtrads that
utaw ts insane aE hr apv a.ta ia
e11Ft.
raav lH rsespirE fs1m Nattsauan
5asaze asFllm. violated 20 iau. de-
e.are1 SO StsnetaFit.
rtle valse.i gat because be- believed
be- aas ssar and uss BEING ILLEGALLY
Estalarl.- b~ continued This he told
tn ere sarT tEas tried him for con
cpl seF fu ~sesl- from ttattFausa aud
ere 90 i4rrrs aeF4.frFf Etta
Before Traw eas presented 90 frs-
af u~paEF NtsTrrF7 General Cook de-
CLEARED chat FEr state bad no iafrf@st iu
fs- case asE~F fEaa as t1 whether
rtav vas tesarr art q ueHacr tn 500
r5rsv
we sut ssav tsst be- Sc sursFisE
fsam 5rrarsHtr srssEsfF sait ta@
states aFf1FerF rest his paraania
vas is eTttrse@ tEr14Et1af nts suath.
rEsa vas fE~s called t1 enc sfand
Hfr staaeaes,s bssss GO question him
se q tsa tgEs Gt soteF. aaG Thaw an
severed ts equally @a4siatef tpnss- H~
zseeHEef Bic asshes. sisters and
s-sssss. wk8 wsre s.ffisE in tse court
rsa-s. a. sks resssss ~ tss attorney
-w-Ess goa tsf Naftravsn asa Fug
bslfsge 46z ksf recovered FuaF san
tfFN+ be vas asked
@ Believed c 'sss sane SAID ere sii-
Eess
-Fa4aeass SAD tois y1a sor-
~rhFT tsG
mas vas taken rFsr she histpFv pf
kls escape Go Canaas and bis astse-
s1e~s novsmssts BE gave NAMES. .
dates asf places 5r great detail ~t'a-
a1s hesitation
nav talt 9t ter sxamiaafioe OF tis .
sanity mafr MareEFssrF By che federal
raassss59a ta roaaFets1e With tfr pro
es@ssass Co ~Etrafit@ rin 60 New YORK
SEE raasrt ere erabrFs of she conarnis-
sfsa aaI t1.t boz 20 cane 60 b. sP- 4
pointed
efshYsseisss sFpFss~a'tas Pits
sarsk hack had alec come tp see me on f.
tfaaetestsg. said mas.
~rtis rittshaFEs bank hpuofct TpgF .
check. asa % n1se
yes. anf ths taaEs ia Nsw Hsmp-
shire Casaaa ss4 elsewhere. szia the
stseess
,fr. staaehsrid thea tuFust che ~it-
s-ss over 90 ths states attorney but
Deeasv AstorreE General Cook an
ssaars4 that BE- wouif not thrn cross
sxasasas ThaW vas thea excused and
sifE grave G~saszEoF returned - his
seas ss tks eozussl table.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-23
LOCAL MUSIC CLUBS
HEAR TOWER SINGERS

Tonight closes the engagement %
the Dixie Jubilee singers ar thc Watch
Tower Tomorrow the Fort smith
cadets baad wiii open tts engagement
The Dixie singers have made a pro-
nnune~d hit. the ~ork % Miss small
a~id. eoutrsito. having attracted cspe-
riaI attention. Yesterday afternoon
che Rock Island Music club held its
annual meeting a. the Tower and
beard the program and last evening
the Davenport Music Lovers club was
prsF~u'
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-23
COUNTY BANKERS
YEARLY SESSION
Bi< D~le<atieu From Rsek Island and
Neiine VIII 60 On Reynolds
rhis Evenin<.
afro RIDE AND CHICKEN SUFFER
". &. EekhArdt- Farm Agent - De-
kAlb County. VIII >Peak AZ
the <~.siou Later.

Tsis sssnisE ere asaaai meeting %
enc Rock fsizH4 Coaaiy BANKERS as
s6eizsi6a rgii b. Esla a. Reyao!ds. on
irviiatioa o. thr bakers % that Wiz
taEs a biE deirsati1u from Rock Is
iaaa and Me.ias vtIi 80 90 the meeting
place oa special car on the Rock
tstsad So4thsFu whirh leaves here a.
8 O'Clock saa wtll return Immediately
after th~ session. Airlo bankers viii
b. PFsseas also
those astssaiuE are promised an
sato-zobiis ride through the Fich farm
ing enuatry near Reynolds and ar old
fashioned ehirSrs supper served -
tks ladies % the Methodist church az
Ferwarf
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-23
4 GOOD THING
when u Comes iiang Don't Let u t.ct
Away From You

4 really feel that 10 Is hardly pos
sgbfs % say too much iu favor OF
C.rape- Nuts 90 health food. writes
a Chicago lady
For nine or ten wears I had suffer
- from indigestion and chronic con-
ssipatiou. caused by the continued use
~ coffee and rich. heavy foods. Ny
ailments made my life so wretehcd that
vas eager "a try anything that held
out = promise OF help. And that Is
hos happened 90 buy package OF
Grape Nuts food last spring
THAT ended my experiments. For In
Grape Nuts found exactly what !
wanted and needed. From the day
began TO use u noticed an improve
meut and % a very feW weeks found
my health vas being restored.
Sly digestive apparatus now works
perfectly and chronic constipation has
been entirely relieved. have gained
10 weight materially. and life Is a very
pleasant thing 20 me 80 long a. / use
Grape-N Nuts one or twice n day. I have
found b experiment that ~ I leave Il
OF FOR q f~W days my health suffers.
a physician In our town has great
success IN treating stomach troubles.
and the secret % u Is that he puts his
patient on Grap@-Nuts food it always
brings hack the power % digestion"
Mare given by Postum Co. Battle
Greek. Mica Read 'Th. Road to Well
Vile ir psEs There's a Reason"
Ever rad the above letter! 4 new
enc appears from time ." time. They
are genuine true. and full Of human
Interest.-(Adv.l
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-23
RECEPTION FOR NEW
MEMBERS OF THE Y

Tss nszh~rssis committee % the
Y " G \ hss made arrangements
fsr shs rscspsioa % ths us~ -stzbers
secured daring tks zoath % Jane into
The association Iris svsrt - 90 eura~
tozorrow evening a. Ire program
vii eonsiss % TIE formal Initiation
fer she uss members. followed - an
srse~esioz % ths bGii8i-g and expisz-
stsoz % re methods o. opers;ioc %
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-23
CECIL KOCH GIVES UP
FAIRGROUNDS WORK

cecil Koch. 5ts Seventh street. has
given ap his work In supervision of the
Fairgrounds AZ LouE VicW park. and
has accepted position with the Mid
land Press % Chicago. Donald Vance
has been appointed Co take Mr.. koch'a
place.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-23
Eeshardi 70 SPEAK.

Farmers % she locality wtii parfi-
eirat~ Co. che ulaiu session. which Wiii
b. addressed b. ~ q. Eekhardt. a
BsFaio Prairie boy wfa is rpw farm
aEsns On ueNatb eoastT. tire frF' %
bold sgeh q p1sit.nc in this state His
rs-ssres are expected % shou she
vafse Ea tr5s LEGALITY % s7srh "a once
asf 90 help ir bringing rrarer the
cav wker on oFEaHizafl1n shall ~
rr-rf-d s1 provide for such a service
f1r enc fsraers here.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-23

the different departments There will
also be a swimming exhibition by the
boys xho learned TO swim during the
recent swimming campaign Other
features % interest are planned by
the committee All members OF the
y ~ {. a both old and new are in
vifct 20 be present
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-23
SALOON BLINDS MUST
BE DRAWN ON SUNDAY

AS result of the number of viola
tons reported with regards to dram
shops selling liquor on Sunday, Com
missioner Liedtke has notified all sa-
loonkeepers that screens or shades on
windows must he drawn wide on cleo
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-23
CARBON CLIFF WOMAN
INJURED IN A FALL

carbon Ciin. June e7.-Mrs. Avilana
johnson. AGED q. fell from the porch
A. the home o. her daughter. Mrs.
Claus Hanson. with whom she makes
her home. yesterday afternoon. Her
isff wrist VAS broken and hcr face
vas cut and bruised. her teeth being
driven almost through her cheek Al
her age her injuries are serious Or.
EiilnEsworth attended her.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-23
DICE REAPPoINTED
REPORTER IN COURT

Eswfs u. Dice. % Bsek Island. eouT;
reporter On ths FpaFt~~rth judicial
esressis STAGE 1885. uss FszpPointea 20
shss position ~ JgaEs ~. 7 Church
skfs n0rufu< ttr Dice vas frst Ap-
vssss@9 bT ere late JufE- BiEsl0w.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-23

ton days and on Sundays in strict
compliance with the saloon reguIa-
tons. The saloon ordinance provides
that shades or blinds must be drawn
back from u o'clock Saturday night
until O'Clock Monday morning, giving
a clear view of the interior from the
outside.
All the news all the time-The Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-23
NO RESTRICTIONS
FOR BIG PARADE
CsmaHtrs is Charrs - Fsurfh ~ Juiy
Frsuf fs Weiirs ftfsnfs insi.
Eatisn 90 Fastf.

rE- 6srsfr lr 1f1fts- OF fEe EBFuisE
af Jolly g sr .ssarrsss rsFf ~ tss
FHarfs of ls.r ee.sbrsssa l~ sEaf city.
s eH-a f1 s.. aare bees. s9rs~-s.rs ss
r1sss aa.1s. esets etc. firss
ae tsr saFs4r e1seslfEr= vas
enc. F.9ae9st-s aelr vasts b. per-
-s af Ess= saFt .s ere rTssf =
Change .e csc e.srs were Hsf- E1N-
ever f.- .arE sF-- ssarEE aFtrt
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9-.E.- Hf tt7aFe. TO sake go ~ great
-se er-srs9 Es sll Co sss.ss BE- Ear9vr
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U-esesr Eel usse tF ere e9aafree
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rsErefs FT fake care af
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r essrEse e srsrF
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t. r
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H end fesr ser e-.r.rf-aaH
sr IsH
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a safely stated fe- fsFatr efU
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easily rre~E s.' aH gath
.e .r .sr es.srst FHs E.ttrs7F~ sF1sF1
ss- Cog .sr ssFFFEe service zoe
se- rt-refs-s ere ssT Vfu ar f.-
fa-f RI es'ers rers7Fes rH ere
voice at s7rs ssfna ee.rE discharged
rrr IRE asF.5e 90 9asst rar
fTHrre sEs5ssF usa5st
r.e- Ir sss t-H5-f r=ssTFtsF o.
flsrrs Use rrst vU begin
Is lfar.sT Eel s~fsF baets ~
$4,000 ff- Eel seeEssF ef possessing
fssre-F.e- Roller. e5s sweetheart. e4F-
.-- s hassr rfs NF-H 81
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-23
80. ArrI,s Don Tarkey.

Norfolk Va. June es.-The bodies
Bf Lieutenant Commander ". r. Brick
-r and three enlisted men ot the gun
boat Scorpion. vhu w~re drowned az
Caasfantinuplr uh~n mail boat was
suamprd last spriuE. have been
b-oash, here on the naval collier Vul-
can. The enlisted men werc 7. =.
Ran. J. r. Kccf~ and John PyE.iesc,
The bodies ere being held I'm the navy
yard pending adyicrs from relatives
uuquoiu. Alexander a. Wilson
and William r. Thompson. puquo.n.
veteran employee az the Illinois Cen
trai railroad. have been retired on
pension.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-23

All the news all the time-TheA Argus.