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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-01
'CasCaretS" For
Headache, Colds,
Liver, Bowels
enjoy Life! Don't Stay Bill.
ious, Sick, Headachy
and COnstipated.
Get Rid of Bad Breath, Sour
Stomach, Coated Tongue,
Indigestion.
Get a 1O-cent box now.

/. Get lucent DOX now.
They're fine! Cascarets liven your
liver. clean your thirty feet of bowels
and sweeten your stomach. You eat
one or two, like candy, before going to
bed and in the morning your head is
clear, tongue is Clean. stomach sweet,
breath right and cold gone. Get a
box from your druggist and enjoy the
incest, gentlest liver and bowel cleans
ling you ever experienced. Cascarers
Stock sick headache, biliousness, indi-
gestfon, bad breath and constipation.
Mothers should give. whole Cas-
caret to GROSS, bilious, sick, feverish
children any time. They are harmless
and never grippe or sicken.-@AGy.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-01
PURE GOLD

Gold IL the worlds yardstick for
measuring values.
Nothing else is as good.
In merchandise way certain ar
ticles similarly set a fixed value of
quality and price.
They are imitated-but limitations
always lack the merit OF the value
standard-the ring of pure gold.
Fight shy of the storekeeper
whose taste runs to Limitations.
When you see q staple article ad-
vertised In this paper, ask for 1t
by name, and insist on getting what
you ask for.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-01
Steamed Rice.

Stedmeo Hice.
Pick over the rice, wash in three or
Jour waters: put it with the boiling
water and salt in the upper part of
double boiler, Do not stir while cook
ing. Steam one hour, or until grains
are tender. Serve as a cereal, with
sugar or cream, or as a pudding
Cleaning the Clothes Ringer.
Always clean the rubber rollers of
your clothes wringer after wringing
colored clothes by rubbing them with
cloth dipped in kerosene. Then
rinse off with warm water.
Fried Eggs.
Slice finely two small onions:
season with salt, pepper and red
pepper; fry them in hot butter to a
golden color. Drain off the butter,
put them on hot dish, squeeze little
lemon juice over them. Have ready
six fried eggs, trim them neatly and
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-01
D R l N *
H A B I T

RELIABLE HOME TREATMENT
Thousands OF wives. mothers and
sisters are enthusiastic in their praise
OF ORRINE. because It has cured
their loved ones Of the Drink Habit"
and thereby brought happiness to their
homes. Can be given secretly. Or
RlNE costs only $1.00 per box. Ask
for free booklet.
A. G. Luken Z Co. $50 Main street.
Adv
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-01

There are. about $4,000. 900 fur felt.
hats made In the United States each
year, and about 100000 wool felt
reached an attitude of twenty-three
miles. and found the lowest tempera
ture, 20 degrees below zero, twelve
miles up.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-19
BRYAN Is To Give
GOTHAM ADDRESS
Esesitss Can fron rrssidsuf Before
Lsatinz Washin<tsa % Net Dif-
fer 90 Foiiries.

EssaiaErae. TO- C.. Isss t5-wuiaz
T. E-yae teff today fsr Nsv YORK.
wesre te wElI sasr s peace safrsss is
csraeEls bat t7s.Ess. sis sFst speech
since D. resigned as secretary af state
rts f5rwsF secretary vii sBeas q
rrv easfs Esrr t9sa8rraH bef9rs tesV-
.sE vjss 1trs. Hrrss taF AshVifle. s.
e. r'rsssfFes wusee Fstf brief s9-
stsl call st tss gryse kas4s tste Tssssr-
cav TIE isssruatlessl ssEssEEas vas
rsd discussed
t..stFr ST. urFse rel. srafslf tseFs vas
20 ~ssseisr tsTsresee on aarsElans Gs
ret5rV eetVsee efssseif sst tss pFesi-
tses eeerrF Et7sr Esst aFass Over ere
fsrslze ss1ssastes F1ssFaeFFsF ttF
g-Tass s5stsGses wss ssatr ta esa-
seefFe ws reports circulated siFee
ss res Eesffsr tssf se EsE been tEr
ssrsF sV ere errsttssF sEsts secretary
Of state. sss Ffassft.eFss Of wE1es be
sseeffE Es.tF tsel-E.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-19
KAISER DEMANDS
PROFIT IN PEACE
German Ruler Quoted a. Having said
Ind Of War Could BE brought
About Any Day.

Paris. June ls.-Euracts from q let
ser said 90 have been sent By the en-
rrror Co a persanaEc connected with
slth thr Hayar.an court and published
i- srzja ere reproduced by che Natiu-
Ths emperor 90 quoted as saying Ia
part
-oar oHIy object 90 a peace proata-
bic for tHF German states Th.a peace
may br concluded sooner than thought
tf &C. gave forth time being only 10
enmpl~tr result Co woaid at least serve
as q preparation f1F the future. Il
could b. siEneI tomorrow if I wished.
-Whea mF august grandfather
placed ttr empire on its present basis
hs dit not preirEd Co have realized a
completed WORK. The empire always
is sasrrpgibtr OF growth. What cannot
b. achieved today wll b. achieved
later
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-19
DREADNAUGHT TO
HAVE PROTECTION
Secretary Daniels Tells OF Experiments
Being Conducted by the Navy
Department.

New York, June 19.-That navy
department experts are now expert
menting with devices by which it is
hoped to protect future American
dreaduaughts against submarine tor
pedo attacks was revealed here today
by Secretary Daniels in a speech at a
banquet after the launching of the
battIeship Arizona at the Brooklyn
navy yard.
After describing the work done on
three Of the five dreadnaughts author
lied for the navy by the last congress.
the secretary said:
"The experts are at present consid-
ering the best general type for the two
remaining authorized dreadnaughts,
while experiments are being made with
view 70 their protection under wa
ter against the submarine torpedo,
which has proven so deadly in the
present European war.
The launching of this big dread
naught is an event which tells better
than can be spoken by any words the
steady and orderly growth of the
navy. Within the past year I have
had the pleasure of Witnessing at
Quincy the launching OF the Nevada, at
Camden OF the Oklahoma, and at New
port News OF the Pennsylvania and
now today OF the Arizona. This fol
lows close on the completion OF our
two latest dreadnaughts, the New York
and the Texas.
As soon as the Arizona leaves the
ways we viii here begin actual con-
struction work on the California, much
Of the material Tor which has already
been contracted for and which VIII be
equipped with electric propulsion, be
ing the first Of the modern dread
naughts OF any country 10 utilize this
recently tested and successful new
motive power which promises to be
revolutionary invention II is esti-
mated that by its use. the oil-burning
steaming at - knots, viii
be able 10 steam for II days longer /
than a coal burning dreadnaught and
that during that time she could go
more than three thousand miles /
further. With her emergency bunkers /
illed. she could steam an additional (!
i've thousand miles further. In other
AnA4SF AAAN Ne-AiAtA AA-H " 4AA hN e-AsAN ~
steam about twice as far as the Wyom-
ng"
The secretary said that the back
bone of the navy" is still the powerful
but declared the navy
vas keeping abreast Of progress in the
building of submarines and destroy
RS. He also referred 10 the laying Of
ne keel at the League Island navy
-ard today of the largest transport
ret authorized by congress and of the
of the navy aviation
.chool at Pensacola.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-19
ITALIANS IN SEA
RAID UPON ENEMY
Naval Ftss~ ssi bfffsislss Csmsias IN
AtfaeA 90 tassrtEa rssisisas en-
tsaaza fteaL

Fsas 5sse ts. evss FsFfs. ssss tSJ
"A eaasfaea rsaf - ss tssllsa saVst
seasasae ssd Glrtsesss es AsssF5sz
sesaasss ee tss tsesze fFsss ss &C.
srrssss 81 sa sHest wsF sEsEFeFss
Serious ssaaEs bs saaE Co esgs sees
ssrs ss FsEireaf sesslees ssG Co Ass-
srdsa sesreaeHaesE AL Ess ssseElsEs
rraaruat safely ea sesf e'sses- FEF
fsslasss are rreort-f ss save sstssf
asrteer Successes fe fEs tssofs4ss
seraEsis wefee ts Gsepssess aF@as1
eiass-
res earssssafess55s faltsNs
eoa Esr tsgs ere sesrs3 tF1st tg Fe-
saes sonas es osF eesssiass la tss
ryroi sea rFssslae FFEiea- ms vas
rssftssse
ets Csrais wr sstssess SO gas o.
enc fortress sf HtslseTEssE-
eS,saf sfaasr Neso 6,sr sssgEfsis
traops pesssF@es rzsss PFsasSoTtsg
sSrtsfsss
soz ts= tsaasa frass tzs ssraEzis
sra,sss rtssa ts ssssa.ssE larger ss@-
eorsbsesl
SOS tss aishs % fse t5sh whiis q
rsaal srapfsa~ vac sssssrd is de-
ssraqfss fss rsltruass ssssiaa st Ussaes-
ss- slrfEissss safe az tsesFsa9s over
sss ersng's tsrrtsosY. bgeabefGieE via
great sEost. is sFssssss posssloGs ss
Yfaass Ssssa ara sstrsuessassts tse-
80 Gfsstsea. Extssssss damage also
vas ss~s seT ovetssrsEs ssattoa oa
.ss rsflroaE frges Cgs5sls Go u1rus@rE
AL tss rssehssss rstsrssd zshsFl@s'4-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-19
THE WAR TO-DAY

The ttsilaH jEtas.on of Austria O.
said at Uum~ f1 have resulted thus FAR
la tAe oee1paf.pa 90 more thaa tulce
as much territory a. vas offered by
Austria a. the price pf italy neutral
ltY The Italian general star states
thas ths Austrian fortress uf Aiaibor-
srsh is being demolished NaiborEcih.
Treat and Trirsg are thc three present
objective points of che Italians
Along the isouzo front the hatilc on
whlrh hinges the fate of Triesg 10 as
suminE larger proportions
In Gailela thr Russians are making
q determined stand 20 hold LENDERS.
the capital. from the on-rushing Aus
armics-
The 1000 ton British steamer Duieie
vaa sunk today b. a German sgbma-
rinr. All the members % the crew but
one Wcrc saved.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-19
GERMAN SUBMARINE
RArfnaRD BY TANKER

Berthe June t1 0vgs wireless ts ear-
tlie rHr Overseas Ns'vs sEeaer
ssld as.it.
rHr eeras5 admirably Ess pub
4-Hef s esHgfaatfaa Of tas l1aE'
rsadiaa rgmofs taaE tae sases,afi's
tsla wss gssFreved BY q gFte5s1 tsst
sesaef vaiea. Hvjoa gGs SNe,jasa GtE
q ne 8ms. Fsmmetf fss sJtsns.sr5se sls'
e. 8af been 6rderea 60 stse.
'cammeotas ee tats. Gsrsssa esws-
a4asfs ssF F as sreef of tBe British
taase sf seasrst Sass. saG tsss ere lr
.esst e1GFse cstl1,vr,i ~ sai % ef eees-
nerve esmoefs the eommssltsrs %
esrnaa submarines Co tsssrs ssstr
a~a safety Hrst and sssS s,srs ships
~ia0aE saFngaa'
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-19

Harrisburg. Pa, June 19.-By veto
ing a repeal bill, Governor NJ G.
Brumbaugh has decreed that Pitts
burgh's experiment in graduated tax
alton shall go on for two years more,
thus settling one OF the bttterest leg
islative fights in the history Of the
state.
The Pittsburgh law aboIishes taxes
on machinery and makes annual re-
ductions in the taxes on buildings in
order to encourage manufacturing and
building.
This repeater" said the governor,
''is opposed by the largest group Of
protestants that have been heard on
any bill. II is not the new tax levy
that has caused a municipal deficit,
but extravaganza. Repeal that"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-19
Adjutant General Leaves for
Alton With a Carload
Provisions.
FOOD FOR SUFFERERS
Crops Along the Mississippi
and Illinois Rivers Have
Been Destroyed. -

/ Springfield, Ill, June 1e.-Famine
/ conditions along the Illinois bank OF
I the Mississippi river resulting from
| foods which washed out the growing
crops are to be relieved by the stata.
Adjutant General Frank S. Dickson
left here early today, with a carload
OF provisions, for Alton, Ill. where
the provisions are to be transferred
to the steamer Illinois and taken to
Kaskaskia, where the conditions are
worst.
Lieutenant J. B. MaxfieId, command
ing the Ninth division. Illinois naval
reserve, viii assist General Dickson In
distributing 80 days rations to the
destitute farmers Additional carloads
of food are to be sent as soon as
General Dickson reports how much
viii be needed.
Death List Not Increased.
Kansas City. Mo, June 19.-Thun-
derstorms prevailed over Kansas and
this section of Missouri today. causing
fears Of serious foods. All Kansas
streams are at a dangerous stage. De-
layed reports from the scenes of
Thursday nights storm told of prop
erty damage and narrow escapes, but
the death list OF 19 was not increased.
The government weather bureau to-
day issued a warning to residents of
the east and west bottoms of Kansas
City to move Immediately from first
to second floors OF their dwellings and
be prepared for a flood Most of the
foreign laborers employed at the
packing houses live in the west bot
toms. The district also contains many
OF the big Wholesale houses. a col
ony OF truck gardeners inhabits the
east bottoms.
Weather Observer Connor said he
expected flood conditions to prevail by
Monday The business and principal
districts of the city will not
be affected.
A new storm area, extending all over
Kansas and western Missouri prevailed
last night and early today. The Kan
sas river at Topeka was eight feet
higher today than Friday.
The Missouri river reading at Kan
sas City this morning was 23.9 feet, a
rise OF 1t feet over night. The danger
point is q feet. A further rise of five
or six feet is expected.
Girl Proves Heroine.
Stories reaching here today describe
exciting experiences in Thursday
nights storm. Bertha Hupe, 17-year-
old girl, swan through the swollen
waters Of the Vermillion river near
Wamego in an attempt TO rescue Gene
Nichols. her brother-in-law, and his
l0-year-old son. William. Lightning
struck and killed Nichols and stunned
.he bov and girl who were with him.
The Nichols home was surrounded by
overflow water. but Miss Hupe, still
1ut partly conscious, crawled, ran and
swan through the flood waters for
nearly a mile. finally obtaining help at
II farm house in time TO revive the
)oy
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-19
Washington Sees Significant
Turns in the Situation
in Mexico.
CHIEF IS0LATeS SELF
Fortress OF San Juan de
Uloa, in Harbor, Be
comes Headquarters.

Nezaiss. Sanora. June ID Cow
erusr Jo-s Maytercna authorized
The stzt@mrnt today that the en-
tire foFCrs undsr his command
uguif b. ussd u nScessnry a. re-
sist the landing q American ma
rin~s on THE west eeast o. protect
foreign settlers of the Yaqui val
les from Indians nov ~ war.
4 detachment - nearly i,O0o
troop. sent o. the Yaqui valley
yesterday. b. said. wns Dispatch
- primarily O. project ssttirrs
and their crops from the Indians,
bat fhey had erdsrs o. resist any
landing Of American military
forces
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-19
NEW MODIFICATION
CATTLE QUARANTINE

Washington, D. c.. June 19.-Further
notifications in the federal quarantine
against the foot and mouth disease
we're announced today by the DEPART
ment of agriculture 10 become effective
June 81 in Illinois and other states.
Much area was made free from quar-
antine and restrictions on other por-
tions were modified.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-19
Horne 10 Renresent Mem.

Chicago. Ill, June 19.-Street car
and elevated road employees today
chose Maclay Hoyne. states attorney
of Cook county. as their representa-
tive on the board which Will arbitrate
the matters in dispute between them
and the companies which caused the
two-day strike this week. The COM
panies have chosen James NJ. Sheean,
and with Mayor Thompson as umpire
the board will begin its meetings next
Monday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-19

tassas. lsss t9.-Tss so19 soa
E~sssss sssasssr r1,strfs. wss sorp~'soss
ss.s sase or SsssslS ss,ssg Tes @sss-
SIS % tss crew. VIA ees sSeepsi0a.
wess savsss
rss n.aiess was sts tsss Ices. ssils
- faa6 at sws~e is ttsrt. .sscet. GsE-
r.r.s So was fsss FssorteG as arrst-
- stsr % az 80 Tys~ fr9G HS@sz-
grseee
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-19
CHOLERA SPREADING
IN AUSTRIA CAPITAL

Geneva, June 10, (via Paris).-A dis
patch from Innsbruck. Austria, TO the
Geneva Tribune says cholera is spread
ing in Vienna and that the local au-
thorities have adopted severe meas
ures TO prevent the spread of the con-
tagion.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-19
STEADY IMPROVEMENT
IN KINGS CONDITION

Washington. u. c. June is.-Slow
but steady Improvement In the condi-
tion % King Constantine vas reported
a. a buiistin 90 the Greek legation here
today. T. was the frsi telegram since
the second operation. which announces
q definite change FOR the better In the
general condition. accompanied by no
reported manifestation OF eompliea-
fiuua-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-19
PETosKEY HOTEL IS
BURNED TO GROUND

Fsf1sissT Nfire Jsse 20 ne TO-
tet Afisassea o. thts citT vas serrsd
70 sae sreasd sartv easjs9s eaHsisE
. property loss estimated tt ts5a.avts
A. eccupasss Of ere hotel are ts91tss
~ have sscsBed re NFtfezsss We
a~aesi ~ F raTtsr recE 81 gsrsst
Rsnhis
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-19
THE WEATHER
Forecast TIL p. VI. Tomorrow, FOL
Rock Island. Davenport, Moline
and Vicinity.

Showers this afternoon. tonight and
Sunday, not much change in tempera-
ture-
Temperature at a. m 81. Highest
yesterday 73, lowest last night. So.
Velocity OF wind at q N. miles
per hour
Precipitation .05 inch.
Stage Of water 7.S 4 rise Of ! in last
"a hours
J. M. SHERIER, Local Forecaster.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-19

Chiazss. IN Jaue fs-Mayur
Tssmsses's zttsaps 60 @eaiatr % the
bziifinE trafss STRIKE. as he asa sue
esssfaiiy 81 tss ssrsss car strike. faii-
es to-day skrs James kirby. rfcsi-
a@as % tss rssig-st orssniEzfioa o.
earreaters. ressrze4 90 bis Eoas ia
tzsLsasPo.Ls-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-19
NO DELAY IN TRIAL
ON SANITY OF THAW

NsW York. June is.-Counsel OF
Harry X Thaw and for the state we're
agreed today that there should BE- no
nff~nps 60 delay or adjourn the hear
SAG on thr solution % his sanity which
comes before Justice Hendrick aud a
Jury next Tuesday The court % ap-
pals yesterday sustained Thaw's ap-
peal FOR = trial BY Jury.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-19
ATosE CASTRO HEAD
PORTUGUESE CABINET

Lisbon. faae 70. tvhs psrfs TIE
ue's Farsasasss esbfs~e Co saegeeG
ne niaisfrY Whieh resigned 4an~ -
- aesde,t BY Nsess Castro ersEs .sr-
minister ~ We snd nf1ss stsr % -
aiterior. pro ssru AaEssts Srsf-s -
@saisteE % eoreizn sssffss
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-19

NssGfsEs5s stasss1ara are awsisssx
wt-s usee feseress sss FsBoTt % cBs-
eret o. VI tt9sse sB fsfFsttsss Wi.s11
or ere war slsssf-se On EsFass Col
eest ttasse rrtsrusf Co tkis e94asFg
few fsFs ago asrrs saetaE ss~rf
several s1efts ss ffs presidents as-
ofreisf ~errrsersasta- EN- Germany.
s.srfsaf Frarrz arf ssa-r EsFoBssa
eoerFri=s
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-19
RIr PIant to Reopen.

Granite City. III. June Is-An-
nouncement was made today that the
local plant of the Corn Products Re
hninE company. which has been closed
n month. would reopen Monday. June
-. giving employment 10 i.io0 per-
sens.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-19
Pathfinder Overturns; One Dead.

Seattle. Wash. June 19.-The path
finder car in n Chicago-to-Seattle relay
automobile race skidded and turned
turtle about twelve miles east OF here
today. killing former State Senator
George z Rickson OF Ellensburg.
Wash.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-19

BOMBS ARE DROPPED
ON BRUSSELS SHEDS

Asasssrdz-n. Jaas -. IVA Loafoal.-
Aiiirs sirraea dropped boaahs on ne
Gs-mza baltooa shets ~ Brussels
raarsesF. eaasiaE slight damage. ae-
eerasnE 60 the Masshoies
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-19

- t.6ais. No. fsss - Ths pei
sfsn fsr tss asposstsFst % a receiver
ssr ne ErsEsss % HasaF. a fF&tefsai
sssa-ase~ orJ3sr. VAS eseisf is tAs
federal eoars hsrs. is vas ssssasees
sstssF
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-19

Mrs william s. L.aimbeer and Mrs.
5. osEood Fcii. two prominent figures
ln New York society. are suing the
Long Island railroad FOR the loss Of
their husbands IN an accident last
year. Mrs. Pcii is asking Se50.0o0 for
thr Iosf % her husband: Mrs. Lain
beer Sos trying 20 get double that
amount for the loss Of her husband
and for injuries 20 herself
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-19
Dr Meyer Gerhard May
Present Pacts Gathered
Personally TO Kaiser.
NOT RUSHING ANSWER
Envoy Says There Is No
Doubt Americans Stand
ing Behind Wilson

&C.. f.... ID, .... r...f.... 80.
A'rt on s-s Pasas
aew htfa.attaa to tsr eoleEer Ca
ser t9fta mat tar atrst.1e
of aef.- .s er.sE discussed. saws t1as
amer tas ssaV e.tii wru ssiss Eas self
eaasatl.ri eeseraat-e sever ls wet
come esase't1 be is not lasrlY Co.
ff.r s.- tIirler Were % ts zoe wanted
ur tzssl fasfraw. professor et Fo-
aUcs. -eaaaHF jr ere Ce.aersssV ef
1rrfa. a tar faErbtstf says tssa-
maeH ss every state esa r5rssf tss rE
saff sf sFas H- wonder bow Nm~rf-
uas ss rsa s7 see 5sag sals ts sss-
aaaaE .se vac aaf how EssV eaa be-.
arae d .s possible f7r .sem ts set ss
ae'ee ai7''.'fs.
wa - st
NfsE &C. Fa.aFts Hass
ent ''' FFst3 F t'
49,.
a ~ O tf
ta Two "R
-Hd .'H-f-nrre v De-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-19

wsshiaEteu. o. c. June is.-Ad-
airai Howard. uith che expedition for
RELIEF os American settlers in the Yaqui
valley. is due Co arrive in Tobari bay.
near GuaFmsE tomorrow. on tho
cruisers Colorado and Chattanooga he
has 900 marlnes and 900 bileiaesria.
fH edition tu tEr crews 1f che Hve
American v-arseirs aEirh tErr viii b.
ready f1r aHF rFrrfgsliTv.
Admiral H1ward.r orders are elias
tic ia fact Es has 60 orders 90 land
a force
NagtoFera heretofore has atuayH
abeyrf tHr orders of GearFai villa. 90
uE8sa tkr sifaztt1n has been explain
ed anf EseV department offeisis DO
rod expect tspabte Landing AdmiTai
H0NaFf's f5-rr Co rescue the ea'1rists
W8zff 5e 20 srHsr br trfTFFrrfinH
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