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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-30
Sidelights on the European War

even what must have been even in an
cient times a sterile desert. It's con
struction was remarkably well adapt
ed to the climate, being made of IA
scines of reeds or brushwood with lay
ers OF clay or gravel in between. the
only material to withstand the slow
grinding but relentless erosion Of the
winds. Here the Chinese soldiers kept
guard during the first centuries before
and after Christ The works show
high degree Of engineering skill. In
ancient times, this country was irri-
gated, as the remains OF bitches prov
ed. Many household implements were
found in the ruins of the forts.
Khara-Khoto. Marco Polo's city OF
Etzina. yielded q large quantity of
relics such as Buddhist manuscripts
prints, stucco reliefs and frescoes,
coins and ornaments. The town is now
largely in ruins.
London Correspondence Of The
Associated Press - Several large
English ship owners are piling up
profits at the rate of 100000 or over
a month. and one firm at least is re-
ported TO have averaged practically
million dollars a month since the be-
ginning of the war.
It is. of course, only those who have
had their ships free who have been
able to make money. Some owners had
their vessels tied up by charter a.
normal figures and others had their
ships taken by the government Then
all the shipowners have had TO bear
increased expenditures for wages, fuel.
insurance and delays in port.
The people who are really making
the money. according to a London ship
ping journal. are the Greek shipown-
ers For the last few years, 1t eH-
plains. the Greeks have been steadily
buying ships. and they now have
very considerable merchant marine
They can take full advantage OF the
high rates. and do not have to face
the risks British shippers do. nor pay
the extra wages
Amsterdam - Correspondents OF
The Associated Press. THE socailed
war press in Germany is now pun
fishing monthly nearly 5000 different
books, pamphlets, and circulars deal
ing with the war.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-30

Ouubsgus TsieEraph-BrraidI
seamar Robert &C. taFoiis-fe in as
editorial i1 LaFrustts's Weekly. vrit
Gen os ths subject o. further arma
meat b. this c1antrT. says
10 so Ter as fsis work % bzldins
bsriestifs fs 90 81 on. Z sh6aii ill
Co see Be- f9sr by the govern.
E=af believe 80 should have
better woTE. and Z believe re vouii
r'imirate a strong pauerfsi influence
chat uakrs for international disturb
arer-- referred t1 40 eIogucaliy and 90
brt.iausiF bF the senator fr1m Sis
stssipai ere Other daV. I refer 90 this
u1Fit-ul1~ organization that ls EfIm-
-iat.ar and f1mraurE dlsc1rI ln orr
der that It may make profit o1t OF fhe
flrlisEiaE 1f munitions % var Uf eve
cry sort aal kline. tu 90 far ar this
E1TrrE@raE is 90 make preparation
araiHsf ere dire evil OF var. uauf 90
GEO if done E1t~iV uut~r E1f~rumrrf
slperis.oa and az government exc
sense
Senator LaFoiietfe's Indictment OF
thr armament trlst is mlil iu com
Faris1u with fEe charges made against
GO bF Logis Gathmau. military erEi-
beer. ou January 9 OF last year. tefoFg
a committee r1ustatiaE % Senators
F1irtrStFr. Eeuyou. Morris aud Lane.
f1 whom BE- vas sabmitfinr evidence
uEiea BE- hoped vould convince the
Investigators o. the charges % luef-
te.eaeT uhieh have been made against
ere army era navy u1rcrasirr boards
srt tae armament experts. ttr Gath
@aa. .s tEs course 90 bis remarks.
saids
- srirsfiT engineer employed by
&C. arm9F naHataefGrvr ssit 90 me on
H1Fe tkss one occasion. Year system
"a u roe 81 adopted because ffF en-
e-earf ts 500 great. uesiEn . t0-lrch
Eza vitE ere poser % q lz-iueh ard
&c VIII beiP Gas. Bat a E1a whlrh
can destroy ssT tsffisshlp wifh one
foeat. REGARDLESS of range aaI angie
5f tatarf =fee adoption OF such sun
% lI zoe b. attaaeI~
a gear before th~ European wFr dls-
aptrf peaee o. tEs 9oFif Aalf a dog
-a oEelats % ere Esars steel usorEs.
.ar largest manufacturer ot arma-
saeaF ss tae world. wrFe accused OF
sEssti1E war brgaeea Francr asa
ser@asT is order 60 Increase the sais
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-30
The Daily Story
The Village Postmaster-By NJ Quad

At fust II useo 10 make me nervous
and give me trouble. but it's bin goin'
on so long that I'm gettin' used TO do
II As regular as clockwork every
Monday mornin' Peter Jones calls at
the postoffice and leads ne into cor
ner and whispers:
lube Pike. you are postmaster OF
Podunk and in touch with the govern
ment. Anything comm from you goes.
D'you know what's on foot to smash
the United States all to splintersT'
NO
You'd never dream il. lube. You'd
never suspect Il. only caught on by
the merest accident Come closer.
D'you know. what Abner Joslyn is
goin' to do II he don't git nominated
FUR the legislature? I've got It as
straight as a ten foot pole. He's goin'
10 bolt. sir; goin' over 10 the other par
" aud take Silas Comfort and Joe
Harrison with him. Yes, sir; that's
the plot and plan. and you kin judge
what the results will be. Wen be
knocked colder'n wedge. Move. sir:
move without a moments delay. Jest
sit right down and get q letter of to
Washington and tell them what's up.
Tell them not 10 take chances or waste
time. think Suas and Joe can be
bought OF. but the squar' must be ar
rested and chained hand and foot till
the danger Is over"
Tuesday Is Deacon Tavlor's day.
Along about II O'Clock he comes in and
inquiries II cIotheslines are still bein'
made the usual length aud then raps
on the counter and says
lube Pike. this government is stand
in on the verge OF a chasm and don't
know IL It's fur you to save us from
gigantic catastrophe"
What's wrong. deacOu2" 7 asks.
Don't talk so loud The town OF
Podunk IS fun Of spies. lube. you
know Moses Carter, Of course. You
know that when he didn't get the
uominashun fur constable two years
ago he went out Of politics and didn't
give a red cent who was elected or de
feated. He's bin iayin' low. sir; bin
playin' possum and thinks the time
has come now. He's bin readin' up
comm out with a statement that the
lhT-u rates new smut up seven uueE-
ent cooper shops in this county alone
In the last four years. Think OF that.
Jube. fur, thunderclaQ-
But what we goin' 10 do?"
1T depends upon you. sir. and II I
was In your boots. holdin' down a
posrOtice Mt $3.50 a year and in touch
with the government. IL wouldn't take
me ten minutes 20 get a dispatch TO
Washington. They ought 10 be nOti-
fed at once. IL ought 10 be put TO
them mighty strong. Remember its up
20 YOU" he said as be went out
Wednesday I can allus look for ia |
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-30

Each year his salary nay BE- In.
creased fsW dollars. rut these ssv
dollars quickly md themselves -axed-
among the expenditures.
Hs SSH lacks a surplus.
of course ihis system is wrong.
ws all know that But 'he question
De- hpW can the system be changed
How can the average saiaried man
set ahead without uncomfortable
Changing his way % livinsg
There u a way. No; a mere theory.
but a real way that other salaried
men are now using successfully.
You can save a dollar or two a week
v you assume an obligation 20 put
thit aside IN savings bank account
You can adjust this amount 90 your
cost % living and never miss n. You
VIII not Inconvenience yourself. All
that - necessary a. 20 agree with
yourself that your savings account de-
post wiii be a -nxed charge" the same
~ your rent or your tradesmen's bills
or your insurance premiums. all OF
which you manage 20 meet because
you plan for them IN advance.
VIII you do IL
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-30
WAR s EFFECT or TEA
PRICES

Esqeesv weals tag- farssesa tsa'
wssss wausf ssceas stssrs.ts e. ezl.
tss vssls wsss Cd sss sea tsss Pow
fs- ast ssFsssst ssssls wasls Be
ssose psr
Gas wse eesss have ssrsseee tsss
Sea westt er~err ssesrfsssrE salt
vsr srsues ere wgF.G Cor oEssr
trtsts. sst tsss .saE before ere frss
Fess sf was vas sstse tksrs wsat1
o. seartsss of See saG 40 fscsrass
OBJ ere srtrs wiss q tsrrst 81 e SET
t9ss revesss1s1 ts ere wE1,s brssszFss
81 ratsfez set sesusE Sea
rrts ss ere Uess reesrstF discover
80 s=eet o. ere var TIE sotgfrrs fs
zee trseesrs sss tss rsaa,T tssp haV-
Ten az teess ere eEftisE esf fkr tsFi
tt7s7r sct tatfsE e. Sea Consequent
~ trs ts bstrE coosaGed or larger
a aastiffss taaa ever before. sale
tasrs is 60 prsssat rsasarcg % sx-
rasefsE sss sssGsesies fast eacsEk %
Es~p stsr Wisk tss densaeG
Tea. ths fessisins bsveraEs. uslft.
iaEocers. pssE tss. sgEtsaiy becomes
1-s ~ ere ftszzs % var material. ar1
~ rFtcc kss Eoss ~ % fss primary
% % 50 pr cszs. Wtfs pos
-ecss g a zeal shortage b~fo~s long
are stfii farmer s9vazes GO price
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-30
BY M. Quad.

I cob Warner Jacob had a brother
/ scalped by Indians in 1S6S. and he
wrote a letter to General Grant in 1872
! and he's accounted a purity big man
( about Podunk. He's aIlus been waptin'
TO run for supervisor. but has some.
how allus got left. He's stin wantin'
and comes in on Wednesdays and
hangs around fur q spell and then
says:
lube, I've known you goin' on TWEEN
ty-eight years. and I'm the last one 10
take the bread out OF your mouth"
Anything up?" asks
Thar Is. sir. and don't you forg1t n
Yes. sir. thar's sumthin up. and Wash.
/ ington can't hear OF it any too soon
I'll talk to you as I would 10 no other
man in POdunk. because feet as II
kin trust you. Jube do you know
that thar is one man in this town that
can bust the whole United States
higher than Gnderoy's kite just max.
in one speech
No. is it possible7'' says /
It's just this way" he says. as be
drops his voice 10 a whisper. lyon
write 70 Washington and tell them
thar's danger ahead. and the awfulest
kind of danger. Tell them that thar's
man In Podunk who has worked fur
the party night and day fur the last
twenty years and has got no thanks
fur II. That man has contributed ev.
cry liberty pole for the last ten years.
He's argued and jawed and ct fur the
party. He's even called his own brother
a liar fur sayin' that taxes was 100
high. Jube. such faithfulness deserves
a reward-virtue IS goin' to triumph as
usual, but if not
Don't get excited. Jacob"
I'm not gittin' excited. lube. but 81
you and the rest of the government
wants TO avert a catastrophe you'll get
your heads together mighty quick and
see that the right thing is done"
Next day I count on Pbuetus Blue
fields shown up. Phuetus had
great grandfather killed in Havana by
the fan Of n hogshead OF sugar. and
since he's become OF age he's been
pressin' a claim for $1,000 damages.
He SAYS:
Look here, sir. I'm either goin' 10
have that money or thar'U be the W.
fullest row IN this kentry anybody ever
heard Of I'm as quiet as q hen Up 70 a
certain point, but when you wake me
up I'm FIR blood and slaughter I've
stood It as long as 7 propose 10. and
you'd better see to things. Jest say as
much in a letter 20 Washington Say
it's q case Of bust or make FUR these
United States, and put a scratch under
every word and sign your name IN red
fvrr I he -,
what they write back II the money Il
to come I'll go along humbly: Il not,
III proceed to rip things up the back
and smash candydates TIL North Amer
lea won't hey q leg to stand onr
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-30

London, Correspondence of the As
ISOLATED Press The bishop of Fan
zibar. Church Of England, who last
year started the so-calIed Kikuyu con
troversy by bringing heresy charges
against two centraI-African mission
airy bishops for administering commu-
Mon 10 Methodists, Presbyterians and
B8pusts az a joint service, has started
another quarrel between high church
and low. His latest outburst is against
the bishop OF Hereford because of the
appointment OF the Rev. B. II. Street
or. the author OF several religious
books showing the influence of mod
ern religious thought. to the canonry
of Hereford cathedral His protest is
in these words:
Therefore do we, Frank. Lord Bishop
of Zanzibar, hereby declare and pro-
nounce that so long as the ground Of
our complaint remains. there can be,
and from this day forward there Is,
no communion in sacred things be
tween ourselves and the Right Rever-
end John. lord bishop of Hereford, nor
between ourselves and with any priest
within his jurisdiction VINO shall make
known his approval of the false doc
trines now officially authorized within
the diocese Of Hereford"
In meeting this protest, the bishop
OF Hereford says in an open letter pub
Hshed in the Times and addressed 10
his accuser:
For one bishop 70 take upon him
self 90 eNcommunicate another bishop
on his sole authority because of an al
legged misuse of the patronage in his
diocese is a proceeding which it is not
easy 10 justify. and which certainly
does not tend 10 edification- Hasty and
III considered individual action. such
as yours, could hardly be defended
under any circumstances. and in this
case YOU would have done well TO
bear in mind that Canon Streeter has
not even been arraigned, much less
condemned. before any ecclesiastical
court or synod. ard that he continues
20 hold a license TO oficiate from my
brother bishop. the bishop of oxford.
Thus / may venture TO say. as an old
man TO younger. that although acting
no doubt in all sincerity. you have been
led 10 take too much upon YOU
London. Correspondence of the As
Press) Marco Polo's City of
Etzina. where in ancient times tray-
elers bound for the old Monaghan cap
ital OF Karakoram used TO obtain food
Tor the 4O-day trip across the desert. [
has been discovered and examined by
Sir Aurel Stein. whose account of ex-
plOrations in Central Asia has just |
been received by the Royal Geographi- |
al society.
Sir Aurel began his trip in April OF |
asst year, and his report is dated Nov. |
y from Turfan at the eastern foot of 4
he Tian Shan mountains. His party \
started from Tunhuang and followed /
or $50 miles an ancient wall. which 1
lie had previously discovered. The /
vail. with its watch towers. forts and |
stations, was built across
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-30
One.tIon. nd An.rrrs-

Questions and Answer
G,rl With a Dropping shoulder: Ny
daughter aged Is. has acquired the
habit % standing with one shoulder
dropping. and one hip relaxed How
can overcome the habit
Reply.
FIRST. have her examined BY your
family doctor. 20 determine whether
she has spinal curvature. II there -
no curvature present. then have her
enter a physical culture class 20 de
vsl0p her weak museies.
Gum Chewing and Digestion; Is
p~psln gun helpful FOR the digestion 2
Does chewing gum tend % give one a
better Digestion
Reply.
40. The inhnitesimal trace 81 pep
r.u sou TouId get in a chew % sum is
scarcely worth mentioning. and be
sides. prpsin 90 the last thing wanting
ln a weak stomach.
Have 10 Done Twice a Year. I be-
ueFe ~ is recommended that one
should submit 90 thorough physical
examination occasionally as a sort or
guarantee against such diseases as tu-
berruiosis. diabetes. BriEht's disease.
heart disease and the like. How often
should one have such an examination
mats-
Reply
twice a year. If any abroruaiities
are detected. the test should be re-
peatsd monthly
should the Dogs ne NurzicdG. II
tae health authoriflrE deem 90 uecss-
cary that an DOGS should be- muzEled
90 prevent rabies. Why not also muz-
ale aii children who cough and spread
fh~ germs % wEoorinE cough. colds,
consumption and other diFeasesT
Reply
Because q dos can't BITE through a
mlzzlr. aud a child could splash
through one quite readily.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-30

trssi lsse tEs rirgs razs. Tasy tod
sTsrTthiaE sis-. esf tksT emitted fss
e4Eas
asf tsaz1 ssGlt wisA tkslF Eswssz-
psrs f1r so ~sghiisslsE tEs rews--
ast TO-DAY. aitsaaEa teaf poor SRI e
1raeesG Oh esr Eaezs village. t1s rest
% ms great weri1 e esss 90 hsr.
B=eazss tas aeEsszsas Ezsu sztsiesl
esr O. tAs hazs % kss seed ths vorlf
AZ large krewa easktsE %: ths Eossie
~ fa@ VfIiegr
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-30

Asosner cherished scott county fs-
stitatfen hss bsen ssstchsf awsv
gvsu N tasfr fasNsst eegrs ere people
OF puveaecrt always have been sstF
80 extract sonse eomsart frcm ths trs4
etsion tast nsEsfs ulu. Luiiaa Russell
and PAT Grove were born o. Ehs raas-
~ Eas eoW comes Ctetaa win ere
snasey rsceTfs Cd efevs taat ere estr
Iiiiisa vac bern sg a esrtsi1 snat ta
thse eitrs So ere eeassT o. seotr s.ts
sniy ert sad Pa taft
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-30
April som American
History.

1924 - Chevalier Rayard. last OF 'be
knights errant, died in italy; born
1873
I632-John Count de Tilly. famous I'D
periaIist soldier in the Thirty
Years war, died
I7so-George Washington tnaugurated
first president at New York. the
temporary capital OF the Uniteu
States.
1s54-James Montgomery. S-ttssk p>e'-
died: born iTT2.
IsI2-The cable ship Mackay Bennett
with 100 OF the Tltayic dead'
reached Halifax, N 8.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-30

nvidensfv th~ aGcfais % vaaeo4Tsr
90 nor scare ths ssnstEfvsasss fa re-
gard % wbat people say aaogt t-sfr
towu wafch 10 eemmoa in ether Faeis
coast cfties Or theT weaia noe anasr s
ssk. 80 discfpffns Eufysre NtpiiuE for
failure 20 fufuFage hfs property
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-30

eufar7 a~vspaB~rs say shs Coiarsfa
ssariafs found fsaf CIV tss mosf hos
pffaBfa ona EaeF aaf visited ferT
said enc SANE ming ia tbr fr'acl..rs.
bas Of course tHsT bsd roe been OIL
0iifac1 sE mat tine.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-30

The trsatmsnt Of former senator
Fan< az ne sands % the tIunois ssn-
ate reDanfcuas rnfiratss pretty elssf-
~ waat shs orearessiass aust expect
from ths stsndeaf sismeef $50 use
axinr up Ygur mouths FOE rsttsd eaff.
hssys
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-30

The cofeuef had one gHfs1tar meth
"a % telling s1od bossss from saG
ouss The good oass were f5r et@
snd the bsd ones we're rot Aaf sftsr
he eenpi-tss hfs SELF tmBossd TASK 81
rsfermfnE she BAT ores Fss Quiaev Her.
ali suggests mat be taru bis attsn-
tisn % frssassfnE eotd storage sEEs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-30

pssrofs las paid another tribute Co
the power % G4vsrtisina Ca rssortlaF
90 ths ass % nswspaper space % at
material win wGfcs rs buuf ne ar
sf7efent police force Wsu suited Co
the worn weuid aot Believe FRAT Gtsrss
nat enanee ss szsfast political 8gtt
tiif thsy rss6 enc ss4vsrtiseueuts
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-30

A number % Iowa cries have 60
~fsr-,f hfsssnn6sa aEsfaFE tss saaf-Iioc.
setting apart esrfsia eafe ta -arrf 81
ere camgaifn. Treuea warfare eaEat
e. Be especially effective hers.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-30

CaFranza probably feels perfectly
safe On o1srtns sssG 600 f1r enc ts.svr
cry % ffu~rta 90 him la M-Eieo. tt Eel
uot utsfv sayeu~ wti undertake tta
TOO a. mar price especially pr he tfs
10 take pay GA ere cash e1rrsat ia trsf
ll..laFrn
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-30

AAaaaanasns n tss cnfeaE1 t'a,is1
qaarter 81 fhs sawef or sh7tEan l'
favor o. ths baseball eat nav b. raa-
stru@tf "a q Gsileats tribute OBI tfs POP
MARTY % eur caf.0nai Eamr
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-30
pi.crepancIes in Nature.

IRochestcr Union aud Advertiserl.
II the pestiferous fy would only
caekie when she laid her 10000. 900
eggs. or whatever number she LAYS at
one fell swoop. we could spy her out.
and. after killing her. steal her eggs
from the nest
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-30
Nlth the Tendon AchlIIes !

philadelphia Inquirer.
4 mule kicked another mule TO
death and was itself so badly hurt it
isn't expected 10 live. Another in
stance Of Greek meeting Greek.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-30
Where Polish shines.

iNashville TeunesseeanI
No deutschland ueber allies no
"Rosiia prezdiie wsiewo." no "Oester-
eich ucber allies" no England above
all" but United States above ALT
The Kuryer Polski OF Milwaukee.
That's the best Polish we ever read.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-30

Someone has discovered man vna
a. o. a14fs ansaiaE lf Pc Hat been
AZ a. thaa- years BE- elsss have Been
ua.@ taag stage 81 eoslbastlar.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-30
Profltnble PhIehotomv.

INcbraska STATE Journal.
How would you like 20 be a prize
fighter and get $4,000 for hopping
around the ring an hour and half
aud having the nosebleed2
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-30
srnthetIr nednctlnn.

Topeka State Journau.
A seismograph at Buffalo recently
registered an earth shock. the center
OF disturbance OF which Is calculated
90 be al a point 300 miles TO the
south. Another South American revo-
luton. maybe.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-30
Either or Both.
IChicaEn Heraidl .

Secretary McAdoo believes that gov
ernment-owned ships would have a
great potential influence on the rate
situation across the water" Which
does he mean-death rate or freight
ratc7
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-30

N demanding that the nations abol-
ish secret treaties the women peace
delegates NJ The Hague conference at
least displayed the consistency OF their
sex. You know u Is claimed that Lid
Pinkhan was the only woman who
ever kept secret. but the feat
brought her millions.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-30
Effect OF a Surfeit.
Toledo Blade).

Dietitians may tell US that overeat-
ms S. the cause OF spring fever. but
we believe too much unassimilable
spring poetry brings on many attacks
OF that tired feeling
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-30

HUERTA SAYS he Is lonesome IN
Gotham without q bull fight. Surpris-
.nE that a bull thrower Of his calibre
should make such a confession. Why
doesn't he tackle "a biuecoat bulle
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-30
70 M tn Cnrnerle.

philadelphia Public LEDGER.
Gompcrs plans 20 organize the stem
osraphers and typewriters. There can
boz no objection 10 the first condition
be- that every member shall know how
20 spell
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-30
CHORDS AND
DLSCORDS

THE Hatters' union ought not have
difficulty in putting a lid on tina. boy
colt damage Judgment secured by
eastern employers
GARDENER Max Rleist. having lost
his S25OO00 damage suit against Pa
in-Law Breitung. will again have 10
begin digging for himself
PHIL Miller Camp Session-wOod-
men OF the World hear report on state
meeting held NJ Peoria.-Quincy Jour
nal Is our former chief OF police
leading a double life?
IDA Steele vs.. John Steele is the
title OF a Knox county divorce action.
Desertion IS charged. And after he
had vowed ne would be as true as
his name implies he would.
i MEAN business" says the new
mayor OF Terre Haute. OF course he
does not mean the kind his predeces-
sor carried on The latter is now re-
ceivinE his mail AT LeavenworJh
prison
THE Wisconsin Industrial commits
sion Eraciously has decided 10 permit
TIE housewives OF that state TO con-
tinue mIstresses of their own homes.
The domestic servant problem is not
20 be regulated. About every other
thing has. however. Commissioners
probably feared the rolling pin.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-30

THERE is a suspicion that one Of
those ten trunks Roosevelt used in
carrying his evidence TO Syracuse be
ionEed 90 the w. k. republican elephant
horned hy a 3. Moose after the Chicago
convention
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-30
Heroic Doses.

louisville C0urier-JournaN
Lord Kitchener says the allies are a
little short OF ammunition. The kaiser
observes with broad grin that he viii
fry 90 hand 'em some from time 10
time
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-30

Z TNTRUsT 20 the heads OF depart
ments and bureaus the conduct OF the
clty's business saws Mayor Thomp-
son OF Chicago. Passing the buck so
sooug