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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-27

in Der 6igb StraBe fiibrt, psrbaftet
neil er anstblid Der anilGssrin slpei
3inse i'm Weribt bon $50 ausfiibrte.
Manning mub beute i'm Muni5ipalse-
rlbt elm Uerb0r beftebtn.
Die YpIissi bat neun perionen
i'm Utuni5ipaIgsridt porselaben, neil
iie NIT ibren 5ubrraSern auf ben
Seitenpegtn fubrtn.
- 6. 6. Coulter Don 337 RoB
gpenue rannte porseitern nit ieinem
Sahrrab eegcn einen anoern Rabfabs
rer unb itiir5is auf bds Strabenpfla,
iter unb erlitt cine Wunbe am aopf,
lpeI6e BON etnsm ar5t oerbunbsn ipsrs
ben mubte.
- Der Gtabtaubiior Grnit Orb
0ffnete seitern qnssbpte fir 8oubs
fir cine ansobI @bSugss
tunGle in benz l. unb 2. Siitritt Der
Stabt. Die Qlnasbote miiFen crit ias
bulirt iperbsn, sbe bic anntratie bon
benz aontrolIratb sussiprcasn iperOsn
.0nnen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-27
Sm Cbip
SanS seitern Der 10 Sabre aIte apnis
Nepers icinen Cob.

Ter 10 Snbre aIte 9o,iis Wepers,
Don sto. 1888 Gp6o Strabe, ertrnnf
eeitern am 5ubr Der glibo Strabe i'm
Ohio Dor ben gtiJen elmer an5abI
altersaenoiIer. nit benen Sidammen
or bort bn6ete.
Gie iiifiseu 4eite babeten in Der
Rabe elmer Sn5nbI garten uno
Waepers nurSe pl0sIih Sirrh bic
Stronutng inter cine garfe geriiien
nno crtrur5, ete mlf ieine Silierliie
feline SrruHoe berbeiid1suirumen tou,t
ten.
3tpei Der arsen5eusen Ses irnai.
iden @organgs. Sotpurb Gununius,
BON SIC, 1914 @ubb Gtrnbe unS
5rco. SlIebefc, Don Der gubo Ctr,
bcnofrittistn bic 9oii5ei. Die Sci.
die bes Grtrluifenen fonnte io,peit
trOs aaer geuliblutsen nidt eefl,rSei
lperheu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-27
1catidcr Sanbipebr
ycrlcst iein Yisnie auf sOnutaa, ben
8. Nnsnit, nad Wade's Wrope.

Der Deutide 9onbtpebrpereiu. ber
ole Irranaemsnis aetroffen bate. isir
40. Stiftungsfeit am Sonntag, bem
Is. Quauit. In Gtraub's @arten. Sais
len. au feiern. mar asitern Ibenb irls
fplas Der Standardization. ipelfe ans
bere 9ereine binii6tlih Der @bbaltun9
ibrsr pienies an sinem Soniitaa ers
fdbrsn hoben. oesipunaen cine asnoss
runa einirsten au Ioiien. I'm Der
9erfolauna isiiens Der poliSei uno
aiaens stnfpesioren au entaeben uno
bem feiie feinen Ibbru6 Al tbun,
ipurbe Guf Gmpfebluna bes arransss
ments 2lusiduies beidlofen ben
NIT Serrn Straub obaei4lohensn
acntra,t su annulliren unb bafiir
Mad.'s, 9robe. Bomb 6iu, filr
5onntaa. ben 8. Iuauit, fiir
bas SFeit Az beleaen.
Die Mitaliebsr iperben oufseIors
osri, bon bieier. untsr otn Obtpalisns
ben lImitdnben notbipenbia aeiporbens
aenoeruns9Otis gu nebmm unb bafiir
81 ioraen. bob iid bi. sSubildumss
feier au6 auf bem neuen fsitplab gu
einem rieiiaen GrfoIa asitalten iuers
be. gln bier ertranlie anmer,bsn
purbe bic iiblite llnieitiibuna i'm
gstraae bon $34 sur !3dbluna an9es
pieien. Serr 4bdm Senbelbd9, Der
in Der Iebien Sibuna ols Deiegot gu
Dem in ct. gaul. Ninn.. itattfilloens
ben gunbestrieaerfeit unb 9ele9dten'
taa ertp1bbIt tporbsn mar. aildrte,
bdR es ibm unm6alib fsi. bic ernsn'
nuna onsunshmsn unb an ieinsr
Stea. tpurbs Ssrr 6ermann Rosdsts
srnannt.
Qr6iipent Grnft Websr madts be
WlitaIieS.r 1uf bas SiIisfOnossg Bolts
feii am nGGft,n Snmiidu i'm 800,
iopi. duf bas aoloene SubilGum Der
Teutihen SdiikeneeI,llibaft ain
Sonntds. ]. ausuit, in 5aberitumpf's
Gi1ritn aufmeriiom unb leats es ben
RiiaIisbern ans SerS. beiot Geitii6s
ieiten nit ainb unS a.ssI au b,iu'
fen. Gine Ginlobuna Der Deiil1en
9ao 9ei.llid,aft sur 5beilpabms an
Der -Deitlfer 3aa fssr" ON %.
2uauii i'm ghefter glari ipurbe oetep'
tirt unb bef6loii.n. Elm 6duptqiiartitr
su beIeeen. Die Ginnabm.n bsirussn
$40 unb bic 4usoaben $37.
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haR bsi Der 6ebuna bes Sampfers
nod einiae 2eiden aefunben ipsrOen
biirften.
- SIN ppli5sigeri6t ipurbe oe'tern
Spbn 9oipIon. bes unoroentli9en
9etraaens dnaeilaat. au SIS Gelr'
itrafe perurtbeilt. Iaapion bate por.
asitsrn iein 19siabrises Wiesenfsli
ramit aefeiert. bab er na6 4n9dbsn
rer Qplissi Ieinsn Batter ins 9eiibt
Itlua. .au ieiner 9srtbsioiauda fibrts
er on. bah i'm iein Batter senua 9e'
itIoaen babe. Hidter 9uten ertldr'
ts. boB er oeaen einen Sobn. tpeltss
isinen goter thGtlia angreiie. teine
Rddiibt femme.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-27

tbune 1631a.
- Die Giisr6sbsr Der 8. g. Dsu,
i6sr Co., 40 an Der 3ahl, giHeen se'
tern aug eiHsm iopeit unbetanniea
9runo an ben Strsit.
q. ). gan Siie. Elm betanHt.r
giirger BON Yissub, 9utlt goEnts,
itarb OorIssts Ra6t IN ieiner Wobs
nuns i'm utter Don 67 Sahrsn an
SapGte.
- Die beige YliIiB iit seiiernRor.
gen fir oas idbrIias 5elbiaeer ber
Staatsmili0 mad Camp Nilis, geIs
lop Springs, abgsrtii;.
Samss 2luberion. Don 216 boob
Strabs, DurOe porseitern Ra9mittas
nit Ieinem gruOer 5Obn Derbaftsi.
neil lie iid in unorbentli6sr Wsiie
oufseiiihrt unb eritsrsr nit einsm Re
pcloer angebli3 auf Isinen Stpdger
Som Boomers ihob. Sames hattie einen
Streit nit ieinsr Satin uno ieinyrus
Der mii9te Ii6 Elm, neil gopers unb
ein arosrer Whann Der Srau Bbistp
gu trintsn CAB. Die 8ebriiber 4nbers
ion puroeu ssiiern Wlorsen i'm Wa.
ni3ipdlgeri6t DON Ribter Sbnnt 3ur
3ahIuns BON $25 unb ben Soiien Ders
urtbeiIt uub Sames Hubte in @rmnns
eelung bon 5000 giirsI9aft lpeaen
S6RBens nit Der 2tbii9t gu t0bten,
na6 bsm Gountp Z 9sfdngnib nan.
bern. Die Seute pobuen go. 216 Dooo
Strate.
Die Nittps bon R. 6. Suniinas
ton uno S6peiisr Der Jrau 6. Warit,
III in QtIdnta, Ga, am perfIoHensn
Sonntas i'm 2Itsr Don 78 Sabren
plOslid geitorbsn. Sic erIiit in Der Dos
risen Wode einen Siifienbru6 uab
bieis gerleBlns beruriadts ibren 1ob.
- anna J. pottinger. Gattin DON
r. 3. poitiussr III in bem benatbar.
tenn Sepen WliIs oorgeitern 4beno i'm
qllter pon 70 Sufren seitOrbsn. Sic
binterIdbt ben @dttsu unS sinsn S0bn.
- Die 8irser bon Butler gountn
lperben am giittipo6 RdGmittag bas
Butler Gountp Sirie Sisblpap Goun.
eli i'm Gountp Gerihtsgebduoe orgdnie
iieren. 9. .. 2edliber erlieB ben
stufruf fir bic @srIatlmluns in Sc
meinf6aft nit Go. u. 6dmann, Mits
1lieo bss GrstutiDesommittees bes
ObiO 9irie SigbDop 2liioeiation.
- CD. Mauning purbe geIiern auf
bic 4ntloge bon Grau emma gtoos,
DeI4e bas German aitaen ReitauraHt,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-27
Silie TINT nptd.

Ter aintirenbe @iirsermeiiter
Daimer nbieIt geiiern Nad)mittal
cine Gepeide BON @ouDerneIr g9il.
lis, in peIfer bringeito nm 3idei.
oung BON 9snbriuigsmiiteIn fir bic
3arbenocn @rlitennrbeifer I'm flo.
!ifen Chic eriildJt rpirb. sIle oernr.
tigen Genbineen iiiiS an bas Te-
partemeitt bes @eneralcbiuturrten In
Columbus Oh ridten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-27

@eTanssitubium an Der SnternutiOuus
len Opern atabemie in paris.
Der iabrlihe glusflus bes Sns
buitrie alubs finbet am 3. gluguit
nad Wbite giIld itatt. Das arrunss.
ments aommittee beitebt aus ben
Serren Benjamin gilermann, SoIspb
9aterman, 5rso. piepsr uno Clarence
Toberts.
- W. Roie pon go. 10 gutler Str,
&ublop, bsriatets eeitern @bsnb i'm
Poli5eiquartier. buB ibm, fpGbrenb ct
ben aarnepaI i'm 9allpart beIu9ts.
ieine Sprie nit $14o ubbanben ses
tommen lei.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-27
an Ser e@afs

u - ~ y :" -
eebrtr: .SoHs. tDisDisl III 10 ipsnb
ger 10?-
Sans (fdwsisi).
asbrsr: .gla. ipmn Die T,ire Rut.
Ter 10 93ftnniss sibt, ipofiir Su ,trpas
hOlsn fDuit. uHb Du psrIisrH bic 10
pfennigs - mas bait Du bann7s
aans. .aEsh nor mhussnn- =.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-27
Gin @antoffeIbslb.

9antOfislbslb: 80 fOII rineH Oh =
Don msinsr lisb<n sSrau beiisasn; iis
ldbt ii1 srtunsissn. Oh id ui4t &c.
fern meinsn 6dirm bier gsIaEsH
babe
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-27
q q ~ tits y.

linier gsent ii Samiltsn III
Serr GSuaro Srud, 449 SnS SaHfte
Strafr. gsa Sci. 476 o., Some
tbone 1851 Y.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-27
Otto Wolff

III ein Semoirnit'bT Nlnoloai 'nr
ai9ter oes Sampled artisstridts
srimaupabl GamIiag. z. etueult 1915.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-27

gDdIbinet0h .. g., 26. JuIi,
Das 5it,rreidifh uHedrii6s austpGr,
tise 2lmi bat am Wontas bur6 oi;
beige gotihufi in 4brsb. ssitsli, bab
ireeno tpo In G.fisrrei4 llnearH. mi.
gsusnabms pom Gali3ien, bic GbOlsra
gpafiirs. Gbenfo ipirb bic gsbauptung
fir unpabr erilcrt, bub elm aus aus
mdnsn b.iisbsnSes Sferrsi4t9ss R.s:.
mtnt ssmsatsrt babe.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-25

men whose name has not been learn
ed as pet. escaped from the house. and
the others accuse him Of doing the
cutting The police have 4 good de-
scriptlon Of the nan and hope 20 land
bin before the DAY Il over
Just how the GEht started and who
Participated IN u. is not known a. This
time The prisoners claim that Mar
Ovitch. who was injured. engaged In
al argument with the man that escap-
ed. and they claim that these two were
the only ones IN the melee.
Mrs Shupert's boarding house has
been source o. continual trouble 20
the neighborhood and 10 the police
Last Thanksgiving day. a free FOR ali
cutting scare vas staged az the house
after drunken orgy IN which all Of
the boarders participated Al that
time T. was found that the man injured
vas equally guilty with the assailant
and all were released with small fines.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-25
NIGHT FIREMAN is
INJURED IN FALL
GEORGE CLANCY IS SERIOUSLY
HURT WHEN he FALLS
INTO ASH PIT.
In Unconscious Condition for Half an
Hour-Atteupts to Reach Home
but Collapses.

George CLANCY. 1922 Eleventh ave
nue.. fireman at the Eagles building,
had a narrow escape from death last
night at $50 when he stumbled and
fell IN the semi darkness into the ash
pit near she furnace in the basement
OF the building. cutting a deep cash in
mis- right temple. An artery was sew
cred and he lay Tor half an hour be
( fore he could summon strength enough
I 30 stagger across the street into Gel
gers saloon.
CLANCY presented CHASTITY sight.
covered with blood and ashes from
head 10 foot. He asked for a drink
and later attempted to wash himself
when the wound was opened anew by
the water A physician was summon
ed and mis- injuries attended to. Sew
eral stitches We're necessary to close
the Gaping cut near the temple.
CLANCY was doing his nightly chores
at the time of the mishap. The ash
pit is several feet lower than the
floor near the furnace and he missed
his footing and tumbled headlong into
the hole. His head struck some sharp
object He was rendered unconscious
by the blow and laid for several
minutes in that condition. Finally he
aroused and felt the blood trickle over
his face. and although he realized that
he was seriously hurt he was unable
TO move for over 80 minutes. People
passing the building al o'clock heard
groans issuing from the basement, but
those in the stores above knew moth
ing Of the case and no investigation
was made.
Falls in Street.
CLANCY finally summoned enough
strength TO leave the building by the
east door from the cellar anu staggered
across the street TO the saloon AL
though weak from the loss of blood
CLANCY persisted that lie was strong
enough to go home alone, but when :
he reached Twentieth street and |
Fourth avenue he again collapsed |
\ physician was summoned and he /
was removed TO St. Anthony's hospi- /
tai. His condition is much improved /
today
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-25
JUDGE LARSON IS
REDUCING DOCKET
CONGESTION or OLD CASES ~
COUNTY COURT IS BEING
RELIEVED.
Some Actions Are Dismissed While
Judgment is Entered In Others
VIII Drop Old Litigation.

Judge Ne,s g. Larson Is cutting
down the size Of the county court
docket piece by piece and IS dIsposiug
% matters readiug before that tribuN
az aith q determination that indicates
that shortly the book which reposcs
en- the judges desk viii be rid OF the
ccaEf it1u OF dead cases.
u-smiauals. erssurcs and judgments
are occurring daily. Three eases were
dismissed THE morning aud Judgment
y-as entered in a fourth. while arrange
msrts we're made .or the dismissal Of
another a. soon a. the costs are paid.
Tuo Judgments we've entered against
Simon and sol Meyer yesterday after
noon One was Tor F2f175 in favor
% the Moline Heating and C1nstruc-
ri1u company and the other E1-5 IN
favor OF q. g. StaIberE OF Moline.
Two judgments aerc also rendered
today against tHc auto Service com
rarv .f Nclilr. one vas Tor g. %
fri favor OF the STANDARD OH company
ali f.s other Ezss-sz Tor the Fire tone
Tire and Rubber COMPANY
Judgment this morning was render
ed AGAINST trc Gust Ef CouE-rucfiou
company OF Moline for 1902 in favor
OF rls American Prism company. Targe
eraas dismissed usres Gust IA Com
sfrueflel c1upauv ra. Fuda ST. Pears.
Harry Llll.eg ea So O. Totteu ana
Clean . Trevor vr. Walter Eacei.lu.
The case or John Erickson rs. Arthur
o. Zane o. r1 he dismissed as soon as
fHr costa are paid
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-25
COMMITTEE is TO
DECIDE ON CELLS
MEETING AT COURT HOUSE WILL
DETERMINE WHETHER CON-
CRETE WILL BE USED.

The jail committee of the county
board OF supervisors viii meet at the
court house tomorrow in what prom
ises to be another all-day session
\ committee of the body Will arrive
home from Chicago and Crown Point,
Ind. tonight. where jails have been in
spected and viii make the report to-
morrow
The committee visited the Crown
Point bastiie TO inspect concrete cells,
such as the charities board of this
state is urging placed in the $4,000
building here. Depending on the re-
port of the committee. It win be de
cided at the session tomorrow, wheth-
er or not the present plans for steel
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-25
START WORK ON
RIVER IN MARCH
If APPROPRIATION IS ALLOWED
BY CONGRESS, LABOR WILL
BEGIN NEXT MONTH
Weather at That Time Usually Safe
for Sending Out Fleets-Winter
Tasks Successful.

Starting OF the work on the improve
ment OF the upper Mississippi river
depends on congress and the weather
ir the river and harbor bin is passed
with q reasonable sum allotted for ths
upper division OF the stream. it IS
likely that the river projects viii start
the latter part OF March where LEFT
OF when the work shut down last fall.
Both houses adjourn week from
today and the canning seven days
VIII end au suspense as 10 funds for
the work. The weather viii be the
next factor FOR consideration but ia
is usually considered safe TO send
fleets ont during the last week IN
March for then danger OF the stream
freezing is out e. The question.
The fleets and equipment OF the
government is IN fairly good condition.
according 20 an Official OF the local
United States engineers office. not
having been used last year suficle emily
o be out Of repair.
Nevertheless. work on placing the
fleets in condition for use this summer
viii not be started until it is known
definitely that funds will be allotted
for work on the river II can be
placed in shape in ample time Tor the
start
While work viii likely begin during
the last OF March in this vicinity and
below here. further north &c viii not
Ice commenced until April
Winter Work Successful.
Winter work on the river. as eX-
planned some time ago by building
dams and shore protection on the ice
and then sinking same, has been sue
cessful this season. The first attempt
90 such labor 90 any point south OF
here was near Montpelier. Iowa. II
was fairly successful and would have
been more so had not the thaw set IN
as early as IL did. North OF here all !
winter labor proved TO be o. X. &C |
cording TO statements from the engi- |
neer's Office.
With the start OF the work hundreds |
or men will be given employment, !
some through day labor under the /
supervision OF government engineers !
and others by contractors who con !
struct shore protection and dams I'M /
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-25
STABBED IN HEAD
DURING AN ORGY
NICK MERovITcE+ IS IN ST. ENTs4.
otg('s HOSPITAL FOLLOWING
FREE-FoR-ALL BATTLE
.ie< Vranasani-h - Placed Under Er-
rest Charged Win crime-Five
Arrests are Nzse.

q party % Austrians. employed az
tlr sylvan rolling mills. Moline. stag
% another cutting fray Ga a boarding
aelrs 40 ZIG Forty afth street oper-
afec b. Nrs- s. Shupert. A. result %
Gle scrap EicE MarovitCh. va0 appear
a AL witness iu the cuttiaE fray last
raarfrEivins day iu the same house.
ID .rilE az ST. AutEnly's hospital with
t-r-e knife wounds On the head. and a
r--a.ref ankle. fiis c1udiriou is not
serious however but be- VIII be con
faesf f1 Che hospital Tor several weeks.
40 a. Usually the ease where these
frr.- lera are concerned THE police
arsa been able 90 learn very little
about fle affair. Five men we're piac-
OIL under arrest o. Orcers Neuverx.
Sullivan and FranEhouser. They are
SICK vrarasauich. Mex Somas. Mrs.
H.prrt propr.efress % tine board
ar arsse. uau Easitica and Nicz Co
1nbls Vranasauich o. charged virh
'se cutting
TIE police received a cali from
rr.E. Dor. near midnight stating that
.aar.ae bad been murdered at the
lae-F boarding house
s,sns a. Battle
I.e police hurried to the scene and
s.al flr wounded man wins on tEr
e#Hr and fac four men and che woman
emo kitchen OF rne home. The
rHaa showed evidence 90 a struEEig.
rT of rH~ flrriturc being upset and
a...r a14fer0fI articles Gathered
about Flfloael no liquor vas found
r ..- .H1sr 90 was cei1rnt trct aIi iu
.s parity bod been dr.nf,ur.
Tho men we're searched ana O. Load
a# revolver was fpuud on Sick Vrr-
r..r..r. llf en- OF the sle.is aeEg
found ilttct. Nith0ush Use scalp
SQUADS 1u 1larogifeH bad been irE.ct-
oh. HIr4 al Eute. tle police wsr- uu-
r..- Col end weapon % any kind eifl-
ar HH .ae men or in the house Marc
e..a aas carried f1 bedroom iu tH~I
.ra. ulr1 ur a. ~ Mueller dressed
r.. UagGJF and be was later removed
.. $50. Nntherg.s hospital ue uttered
..Irrahfy from loss OF blood and
$50 b@ unable t1 step on tHa injured
.ie flr several weeks. <c1r 1f tre
....r men w1s injured .1 tae usire.
on. Es=ases-
Ir was learned iater tlaf one ut t.s
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-25
act. The lie Claire canal

der contract. The lie Claire canal
work will also be started.
With cities on the upper stream
taking steps TO construct harbor lines,
such as Rock Island has done. and
more freight barge traffic looked for,
the Miss issippj it is believed viii
take a step forward in claiming Its
rightful place in the commercial world.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-25
SAY BOY IS HURT
JUMPING ON CARS
RAILROAD ATTORNEYS TRYING
TO SHOW IN DAMAGE SUIT
LAD WAS TRESPASSING.

When the jury hearing the personal
injury damage suit in circuit court
against the Milwaukee railroad delib
crates. 10 viii have TO determine from
;he evidence presented whether Joe
Kortokowski. aged 3 years. OF Moline,
was struck by the pilot OF the engine
OF a train. as attorneys for the lad :
father are contending or was thrown
while trying 20 jump the fifteenth car
IN the train as counsel for the rail-
road are attempting TO show.
Attorneys Scare and Marshall for
the plaintiff rested yesterday after
noon and the railroad company com
menced introducing evidence TO show
that the lad was on the right OF way
OF the company and trespassinG when
he sustained the injury which resulted
in the amputation OF his arm.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-25

Bloomington, In.-An teachers of
Illinois have been asked TO prepare a
school survey which is being taken
under the direction of Professor r. F.
Hieronymous. community adviser Of
the University of Illinois. Among the
statistics desired are those relating to
moving picture shows, the number Of
churches, saloons, and doctors; the
forms Of recreation, the quality Of the
milk supply and nature of inspection.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-25

Champaign. Ill.-Three million whites
n the south are victims of the hook
wcrtn disease. said Dr. c. W. stiles OF
the United States medical service. 10
University Of Illinois students. he
said the large death rate in Anderson
vile prison during the civil war was
due to the disease.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-25
STAG" IS RULED BY VETS

sern1eiuTe~ Celebrates for se.C1O.c1o
LeFa=y-S1yE it'a Last
NrE york Feb George Bern.
hsimsr. 4h1 recently inherited So
100000 tr1m tle estate of DTS father. q
brewer. became of a-- yesterday and
gave e. -stae- Co.. goo at Dciuouico's.
WHOM -n. party broke no fEe empty
bottle score stood Wine. 500 quarts:
burgundy. s1 glar.ss Scotch. - quarts.
Sin. Eve quarts.
Erruls.uer said 90 wa. bis -I1sf
fia= tor fouorru. morning De- set-
ties down ta work SGD thr brewery.
hoping t1 become i's president ia three
months
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-25
Me for fGETS-ET'
When ] Have Germs

Simple As Saying It; Never Fails.
1t does your heart good to see how
easily and quickly any corn comes out
when you put 'GETS-IT' onl And then
when you've gone along for years trying
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-25

cells will be changed to provide for
cement.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-25

Clinton, TIl.-NIrs Elvira Downey
has announced herself as candidate
for commissioner of the city.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-25

Gerescr. M government bond
f1r 81 900. issued tl l,sI. was found
.n bottle iu q pile of uotatoes by
Perry sand. n grocery clerk The p1-
s1ta.s et-a shipped from Minnesota.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-25

All the news all the ume-The
Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-25

everything. when you've sat up nights
Wrapping up your tees in banda-es.
smearfnE on salves that rub or or swell
up the corn. FASTING on cotton plastors
that mike corrs pop-eyed. slaUghterfnZ
your toes with razors. jabb!rg them with
knives and pruning TO the quick with
scissors-and then You put on drops of
'GETS-TT'' and see your corn fall right
off-Why. st Just looks Ike u miracle Just
tr- II. "GETS-IT" never fails No pain.
no trouble. Use It for any corn. callus.
wart or bunson
GETS IT. Is sold by druggists every
where &c "a bottle. or sent direct b. 4.
Lawrence & Co.. Chicago.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-04-30
Page a,

]. A. Silver of Elk City was in
the city yesterday looA.ng after
business.
" Myrtle Ralston of Cor
wallis is visiting her sister, Miss
Ella Ralston, in this city.
ii. V. Horlocher was over
fro Corvallis the first of the
We. He has traded his prop
ert. in Run Bottom, known as
the Bingham place, to Jay Dunn
for some lots near the Catholic
Church, and will build soon.
The boy scouts are busy at
work preparing their play, which
they expect to put on within the
next two or three weeks. The
proceeds of this play will be used
to purchase necessary paraphre-
MALTA with which to carry on
the work of the organization.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-04-30
MARRIED

At the home of the groom,
near Nashville, Oregon, Wednes-
day, April 81, 1918, Mr.. Richard
r. Lakin and Miss Johannetha
Helen Atz, were united in mar
ria2e, Rev. G. r. Ellsworth of
this city officiating.
1t was pretty home wedding,
witnessed by several of the init
mate friends Of the contracting
pH t'.3. Mr.. and Mrs. Larkin
will make their home on the
groom's homestead where they
were married.
County Clerk Howell has re-
ceived a decree dismissing the
Sui brought by the Geo. W.
Mote Lumber Co., ct al, to
fo.C,iose about $4,000 of liens on
luL,bcr on their mill yard here.
The case was contested strongly
IN ne last term of Circuit Court.
j. =. Stewart was attorney for
plf f'rtiHf and Edw. J. Clark for
de enuant.
Miss Blanche Jeffreys went to
Portland Saturday and will re-
turn tomorrow evening.