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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-06

pointed out that II the Allan liner acted
at all suspiciously after being ap-
preached, the presence OF this gun
probably would figure prominently in
the submarine commanders explana-
ton OF the torpcdoing
The President went for long auto
mobile ride this afternoon. after read
ing the press dispatches. Tonight he
studied the brief official reports, re.
manning in his study all evening anc
seeing no callers. Both he and Secrc.
tary Lansing took the position that
there could be no comment until al,
details were known.
No one was in Washington to speak
with authority for Germany.
The German ambassador left last
week for the summer embassy n,
Cedarhurst. l. l., happy in the belief
tina, the strain upon relations between
his government and the United States
had been lifted. He had given Secre-
tary Lansing assurances from the i'm,
perial government that German sub
ma rines would sink no more liners
without warning.
OFFICIALS CONFIDENT OF
SATISFACTORY EXPLANATION
Remembering the oral and written
words OF the ambassador, as we'll as
the unqualified declaration by Foreign
Minister Won JaCow, at Berlin. that il
was not Germany's policy TO sink pas.
sengeT vessels without warning. Wash
ington officials appeared confident that
there would be some satisfactory OK
PLANTATION of the Hespcrian case. 1t
was suggested in some quarters that
perhaps the ship struck 4 floating mine
or attempted TO escape.
1t was pointed out that the question
raised In connection with the use OF
the word liner in Count Bernstorf's
letter 10 Secretary Lansing could have
no a7plica tion in this instance. as the
Hesperian is 1asscnEer-carrying
liner as the term Is commonly used.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-06
THE SUMMER HEALTH DRINK
Horsford's Add Pb6,nhnt.

heaithful, invigoratIng and delicious
than lemonade.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-03-05

voters Of said Carbon county. Utah.
residing within Harper Precinct No.
Z. shall be at v. &. Lees residence In
said Harper Precinct No. Z.
The voting place OF all qualified
voters OF said Carbon county, Utah.
residing within Wellington Precinct
No. shall he at the l.. n. s. Meeting
House within said Wellington Precinct
No. 3.
The voting place OF all qualified
voters Of said Carbon county, Utah
residing within sunnyside Precinct
No. ? shall he at the Amusement HAL
within the said Sunnyside Precinct
No. ..
Tho voting place Of all qualified
voters OF said Carbon county. Utah.
residing within Clear Creek Precinct
No. 10 shall be az the odd Fellows
Hall in said Clear Creek Precinct No
10.
The voting place Of all qualified
voters Of said Carbon county. Utah.
residing within Keniiworth Precinct
No n shall he at the Auditorium In
said Kenllworth Precinct No. n.
The voting place Of all qualified
voters Of said Carbon county. Utah.
residing within CarbonviIle Precinct
No ~ shall be at the Meeting House
In said Carbonvilic Precinct No. ~.
The voting place ~ all qualified
voters of said Carbon county. Utah.
residing within Black Hawk Precinct
No ~ shall be az Black Hawk Hotel
within taid Black Hawk Precinct No
IA.
The voting place ~ all qualified
Of
residing within East Hiawatha Pre-.
cinct No. ~ shall be al the Town
Hall In said East Hiawatha Precinct
40. "a.
The voting place Of all qualified
voters Of said Carbon county. Utah
residing within West Iiiawatha Ire.
cinct No. 10 shalt he at Mine Office
within said West Hiawatha Precinct
No "a.
The voting place of all qualified
voters of said Carbon county. Utah.
residing within Storrr Precinct No. ~
shall he at the l.. u. r. Meeting iIour,
within the said storrs Precinct No
~.
The voting plac. Of all qualified
voters OF said Carbon county. Utah.
residing within Carbon Precinct no
rs shall he at the Mine office within
said Carbon Precinct No. 10.
Dated at Price. Carbon County.
Utah. this 20 day Of March. 1915.
by order OF the Hoard Of County
Commissioners Of Carbon County.
Utah.
By J. a. SHARP.
Chairman
Attest;
ERNEST T. HoRsLEY.
tseaD County Clerk.
firit pub. March 5; last Apr 2.is.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-03-05

exhbtn PanamaPahc
"A uona Exposition that
>
"
the building With Of
Pseiac the Denver Louis and
the st. md
building feet
20
farmer .ptseninE srcune miner representing Mines hsn er
blacksmith
In
Of the will he modeis cities the
viii Isad
vile aud sneh noted bits scenery
canvas petrsys cities spd begin To twinkle IN the sky above
The inEenou. electrical device
exhibit wsdlsirh
the lilo Gnds The De
construction direction Of Fulton
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-03-05

Tho voting place 81 oll qualified
tiers of said Carbon county Ifah.
hdlng Within Winter Quarters Pre-
not No q. rhall he at the l.. 10. s.
Getting House Within said Winter
nnrtcrs Precinct SO. I.
The voting place OF an qualified
,teTs of said Carbon county Utah.
idlnE Within s,oucld Precinct $50.
shall he at the Town nan within
la Sruileld Precinct 30. .
The voting place of ail qualiNt.
tiers of said Carbon county, luh.
sidlug within Castle Gate, Precinct
%. q. shall he at thc H. of =, Hall
ithin the said Castle Gate Precinct
%. 2.
The voting place OF an qualified
teri uf said Carbon county Utah,
siding within Helper Precinct No.
shall NE az the Town Hall within
10 said Helper Precinct No. 4.
The voting place Of an qualified
tiers OF said Carbon county Utah,
siding within Spring Glen Precinct
o. 8. shall be al the l.. ID, \. Meeting
ouse within said Spring Glen Pre-
net No. 9.
The voting place Of all qualified
tiers of said Carbon county, Utah,
siding within Price Precinct No 8,
all be at the city Hall within said
Ice Precinct No. 6.
The voting place o. all qualified
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-03-05
mxp rLarroN NOTICE or can.

oND tAttst ht'fN fN0ss,a " W "fNsf
,oa County. utah.-Notice h hereby
siveu that n special election has been
,rdered and viii be held In aud for
-.arbon County. State oi Utah, and In
he several voting distrivlk thervof on
ionday. April ~. A. ~. 1915. A. pro-
lded BY law Tor the purpose OF vot-
ne bonds In the sum of Thirty.one
'hounRnd (tai.00O.0OD Dollars for
,urpoae OF completing improving and
epairinE the public highways of Car
ON county and all the precincts
hereof. namely; Winter Quarters
'recinct No. 1: Scnficld Precinct No.
Castle Date Precinct No. y Helper
'recinct No. 4; spring Glen Precinct
so. o; Price Precinct No. q; Harper
recinct No. 2, Wellington Precinct
20. s. sunnyrldc Precinct No o.
lear creek Precinct Ne. 70. Kenil-
iorth Precinct No. ~. carhon,iile
recinct No. iei Black Hawk prc-
met 80 10, East INA, Lha Precinct
"a. ~. West ninWptha Precinct so.
%. Storm Precinct $50. ~, and tar-
on Precinct no. 90.
Said hnu1s shHU bear Interest lao
le rate nf uot iu fNcnrd per cent
rr unnum. .pasahle Hrml.aunu1iiA
IA said bonds sAail ho,nmr duc and
.aNahie at COO expiration ni -u NtHu
.um the llfe Ui thr inur th,lr'L
siih the option reserved Zoo carl
unty u pas ur rrdcrut tnr rame ut
ny umr ntrr enc expiration ul 90
.na ait,I .n, dat' ni tne .uHr thUr-
T.
Onb uOh Qua.fI.i electors n -hau
I've unII ID uraUrrtf tnk In said Car
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-03-05

AN ELECTION I'd DETERMINE
whether Price. Carbon County.
State OF Utah. Shall Lease fts Eiec-
trio Light aud Power System.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-03-05
noNn ELECTION NOTICE oi
Price. Carbon COUNTY, state oi
ttal.


Notlrc a. hereby giton that on Sat
1rdny. tho san day az March, a. ID
iq1l. nn Gle ZION WIN hr held within
tle rIS limits of pnce Carbon coun-
n, state of Utah. for tne purpose of
mhmittug to the qualified elrrt0rs
W.relu tuc foiioulus proposition. &C..
Nt
Shall bonds Of Price. n municipaI
corporation. Carbon county, ainte of
Uah. In the sum oi Ton Thousand
pollrs Nl0.OO0.o1l bearing interest
a the rate of not to exceed sIN psr
.euum per aunum, payable fcmi-au-
uulN bonds made payable twrnt
lcars from the date 90 their Issuance
Niti the option Go redeem said bonds
1r amy poruon thereof, NJ any time
after the expiration 90 ton years from
Che date OF their issuance, be Issued
and SOLD. tor the purpose OF raising
money Tor the purpose 81 supplying
said Price. Carbon county state oi
Utah. with additional water which
said water system and works Tor sup
plying safe water 20 the inhabitants
of said city are. ana shaA be, owned
aud controlled by the said munich
pality.
Al said election the form Of ballot
Win Dee as follows,
For the Issue ~ Bonds.
i 10
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-03-05

~ said election the polls shall open
az the hour 90 seven o'clock n. m. aud
close at the hour OF seven o'clock
y. m.
The voting place for all qualified
electors OF said city resident within
Price. Carbon county. Utah. shall be
within tie City Hall OF said city.
Dated. Price. Carbon county, state
81 Utah. February ?. \, -. 1918.
ny order % the city Council Of
Price. Carbon county. Utah.
ny CARLOS ouNDERsoN.
Mayor.
Attest l.. 4. LAuBER.
lscaD city Recorder.
Wrist pub. Fob. a. last Mrh. s-l5.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-03-05

AZ said election the polls shall upea
AZ the hour OF seven o'clock a. m
ana close az the hour of seven o'clock
y. M.
The voting place for all qualified
electors OF said city resident within
Price. Carbon county, state OF Utah.
shall be within the city Hall OF said
city.
Dated. Price. Carbon county. state
of Utah. February 2. A. d. 1915.
by order OF the City Council Of
Price. Carbon county. Utah.
BY CARLOS oUNDERsON.
Mayor.
Attest; l. A. LAUDER.
SeaD City Recorder.
First pub. Feb. o: last Ach, sis.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-03-05

Notice 10 hereby given that on Sat.
urday. the 9Th day OF March. A. d.
1915. an election will be held within
Price. Carbon county. state % Utah.
for the purpose Of submitting 10 the
qualified electors therein the follow
Ing proposition, to.wi,i
Shall Price. Carbon county. state OF
Utah. lease its electric power and
hght plant and system.
AZ said election the form OF ballot
will be- aH follows
For the Lease o. the Electric Light
aud Power system.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-10
MAYOR TAKES NO STEP
TOWARD INVESTIGATION
Continued from First Pagc.)

,oon.iLuco rom = l'Sl faSc.)
by the Vice Commission to a prompt
surrender OF the evidence in it's pos
session, particularly in view OF the
statement OF it's chairman that he
hoped TO sec most OF the evidence con
signed TO the flames At an early date.
mas encouraged the growing belief
that tho commission itself would pre-
fer that no investigation take place
If this assumption is correct the pros
pect OF a probe is now exceedingly re-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-10
IN AND OFT OF TOWN.

Misses AnnIc Conc md Martha Rob
crts left town Yesterday for PhiIadel-
pnia and New York. wh .rc they VIII
spend several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ HaSllston
have returned 10 their country home
OH the Cary street Road, after spend
ing a month In Florida.
Miss BETTY Cooke, OF Red Hill" Flu
wanna County. IL visiting Mrs. j. Os-
b"rnc IIaw NJ Cos Wast Grace street
Miss Iona Relic Niser. OF Russc!l
County, is registered AT the Richmond
H9:cl here
Mr. ana Mrs J. c. Powers and little
son. Nelson. OF 40 North Thirty-second
street, are spending several weeks In
Florida.
Miss Anne RuMn. of Charles City
County. is spending "A few days this
week with the Misses Walden at Buck
HIM.
Miss Virginia Seay, OF Shores, is the
guest of Miss Elise Jones here after
"A stay OF two months IN North Caro-
lima
Thomas Painter has returned TO pu-
iaski,. after spending several days in
this city.
Mrs. y. l.. Mass'v and Miss Lucille ii.
Massey are spending some time at the
Chamberl!n Hotel. Old Point Comfort
Mr. and Mrs. William w. Rountree.
OF 1925 West Grace street. are the
guests of their daughter. Mrs Lewis
l.. lIiShsmiIh. in Coalwood. ". va.
Mrs William a. Crenshaw has left
for the West. where she will spend
several months with relatives and
friends.
Mrs Erred w. Scott and her children
nave returned from brief stay at
Royal Orchard near Alton
Miss Lena Bowers. OF this city. and
Miss Gertrude Armentout, Of McGaheys-
vile are guest" OF Mr.. and Mrs. samuel
Earman in Harrisonburg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-10
PROSPECT OF GAS LEASE
ATTRACTS, NEW INTERESTS
Attorney Sevboid. Representing New
York fnvcstOrs, May submit
Rival hid.

David NJ. Newbold. Jr.. a Baltimore
attorney representing New York in
vestors. consulted with Chairman Nit
chcll. of the Council Committee on Pub
lie Buildings. Properties and Utilities
yesterday. with reference to the APP
proa ching hearing on the gas lease
question, indicating that he Will at the
proper time submit on behalf Of his
clients an offer for the lease OF the Gas
Works.
The entrance OF the new interests
increases the number OF prospective
customers for the gas plant lease to
four. Two definite leasing propositions
have been placed on file with the Pub
lie Utilities Committee by the South
crn Gas and Electric Corporation. OF
Baltimore. Humphreys & Miller. Inc.
of New York. have served notice that
they will. a; the proper time. submit
n bid should the voters of tho city give
their approval to n lease. a fourth
prospc ctive lessee is promised in a COM
pany TO he organized locally for the
purpose of developing the Clayton coal
mines as gas manufacturing property,
the product to be piped to the city.
Mr.. Ncwbold. discussed the situation
with Mayor Ainslie and with several
members Of the Council. He will be
present when the Public Utilities Com
mittee meets Monday night to hold the
first hearing on the leasing question
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-10
The Alumnae Association of

The Alumnae Association of the
Woman's College will have All import
ant meeting oil Thursday afternoon at
o'clock i'm the committee room OF
The Young Woman's Christian Associa-
Ton. All members arc urged to at
tend, as arrangements for the annual
luncheon will be discussed at this
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-10

against whom such charges might be
brought: neither report recommends an
official investigation: and the commits
sion. for reasons 1t deemed good. de-
clined by request for evidence upon
the question Of police administration.
MUST HAVE EVIDENCE
TO PROSECUTE PROBE
Now, whatever my legal powers and
duties may be. no rational person will
contend that I have the general In
quisitorial powers and duties OF a grand
Jury. Clearly. must have something
definite to go on, otherwise tho city
could easily he kept constantly In the
uproar OF Investigations. The reasons
have jus, outlined as guiding me
In my opinion with reference to this
matter apply with equal force to the
City Council.
"If any one VIII bring specific
charge against any specific person or
persons connected with the Police De-
partmcnt. or will furnish evidence upon
which charge may be sustained. let
II be done and appropriate action will
he taken; otherwise let us Quit this
clamOr. which is not helping tho situa-
tion is not Improving moral conditions
and il giving the city an undeserved
bad advertisement"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-10
direction OF Mrs. Clifton 81. Miller and
Joseph WhittemOre

direction OF Mrs. Clifton ". Miller and
Joseph Whittemore.
In New York.
Among the people from Richmond
noted in New York during tho pas,
week have'bccn Mr.. and Mrs b. Camp
bell Miss l.. T. Starke. Mrs W. Il.
Gray, j. y. Bradshaw. j. C. Warmer.
Mrs r. r. 1.oomis. George G. Dietrich,
Jr, and Robert NJ rulliam
Glre Club Meets.
The Cupid Gice club me, at the
home Of Mrs. r. l.. Ihggan. III North
Th!rty-hfth street, Thursday evening at
S;3l o'clock. Those present were
Misses Alic. and Florence Powers. Coral
CARY, Alma and Edna Ennis. Lillian
sutherland. Fannie Grubhs. Ester
Kinds, Leila. Ada and Louise I.iggan,
Mcssrs. Wesley Clarke. David Fair
cloth, William owen, Joseph Powers
Herbert Robins. John Bradford Irwin
Matthews. Wilbert Davis. Edward
smith, William Strang. James Sti,h and
others
Miss Edna Ennis gave several reel
tatlons and Mrs Stith sang solo.
Games ana music amused the guests
until supper was served at II o'clock.
The club VIII meet Tomorrow with Miss
Ennis at her residence, 1902 North
Twcnty-th!rd Street. Fairmount
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-10
Girl. Give Entertainment.

For the benefit OF the church Phila-
thea Class. an interesting entertainment
was given last night In Stockton Street
Baptist Church by the Camp Fire Girls
of Woodland Heights. Those taking
part were:
Misses Eloisc Pinchbcck, Lconora
Dalton. Katherine Simpson, Lille Ash
brook, Rosebud Jacob. :Naud Davis
Mary Sagcr. Emily Malta, Marian Kaili
Esther Dickcrson, Isabella Lumsen, Ell
len Bowen and Lou Canada. The pro-
gram follows:
Duet. blush Rose Waltz" Roy and
Minta Alley.
Play. Every Girl" Camp Fire Girls.
Reading, Miss Ellen Rowen.
Trio, "Berties Waltz" Misses Mary
wilkerson. Hazel Long and Jeannette
Mccain.
Pantomime. "My Country TITS Of
Thee" Misses Simpson. Matte Dalton
and Pinchbeck.
Reading. "a Gypsy Girl" Miss Addic
Cridlin.
Duet. Misses Virginia Walker and
Olln GOode.
Tennis drill. Camp Fire Girls
Selection, Misses Robertson and Rey-
nols.
Council camp fire meeting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-10
SURRENDER EVIDENCE
TO PROPER BODY ONLY

Tho Vice Commission has. by infer
cnce, Informed the Mayor that II has
In Its possession evidence tending to
show wronEdo.ug on the part of the
members Of tho Police Board, but that
II viii surrender this evidence only TO
"a properly constituted body AT the
same time, it has politely impaired to
the Mayor Its belief that he is without
authority 10 conduct an investigations
and. therefore. not the proper person
10 receive the evidence.
The Council, which is acknowledge ed
10 lie the proper Investigating body.
and upon whose demand the evidence
would be surrendered takes the posi-
ton that ii Is not justified in ordering
an investigation without deciding for
itself. after "A full cXainina ton of the
evidence. that an investigation is de-
ina nded. Between the commission,
which has the evidence, and the Coun-
ell. which wants II a condition of
taking any step whatever. there ap-
pears TO lac no satisfactory communi :
eating medium. the Mayor having
failed 10 dislodge the informa ton in
two attempts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-10
SEE GENERAL HOSTILITY
TO INXCSTI(: ArIOS

Persons who have given the whole
situation the closest study are general
IL agreed that the underlying reason
for the imminent failure OF the inves-
tigating movement is the general dis
inclination to bring about washing
of dirty linen. which will he certain ID
give the city much undesirable nuh-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-10
PATCHES ON FACE
BURNED AND |TCHED
Small, Red and Shiny, White Scales
Formed, Very Dishguring, Could
Not Sleep. Cuticura Soap and
Cuticura Ointment Healed.

Carpenter, Miss" For years had been
troubled with rough places coming on my
face in small patches, then gradually cover
Ing IT. They would itch and almost mako
me scream With pain. Then my face would
become covered with small white scales or
bits oi dead skin which would feel very bad.
When they began they were small, red and
shiny. Then as they enlarged white scales
formed and they were very disfgtring.
They burned and itchcd so that could not
keep from scratching and could not sleep.
Tho skin scaled and peeled of.
tried various remedies but was nearly
crazy when some months ago decided to
try Cutcura SOAP and Ointment. ] bathcd
my face with warm water and Cuticura
Soap. then applied the Cuticura Ointment
with my fingers several times day. The
first treatment helped the burning and
itching and within week there was no sign
OF the trouble. Now my face Is as smooth
and white rs unybody's. am healed"
sisned) E. Coleman. Oct. s. 1914.
Sample Each Free by Mail
With 32-p. Skin Book on request. Adj
dress postcard "Cuticura, Dept. r. Bos-
ton" Sold throughout tho world
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-10
POWERS MAY RUN
Friends of Madison Ward AIderm nm
wnnt Him in state senate.

Friends Of Alderman Joseph f.
Powers last night sent committee
TO the Alderman. asking that he an
nounce himself candidate for the
state. Senate. Following the confer
ence, Mr.. Powers said that he did rot
care to discuss the matter at this sine.
lie said he appreciated the complimc Mt
Eaid him. but that he had not had
time to give consideration TO the mat
ter Hence he had made no definite
reply - the invitation extended To him,
although the assurances OF supper. he
had received were very nattering.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-10
WOMEN'S MEETINGS.

There will be a meeting OF Rich
mond Chapter. United Daughters OF
the Confederacy, In Lee Camp Hall
this morning at II o'clock. Visiting
Daughters are always welcome at these
meetings.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-10

The regular monthly meeting of Lee
Auxiliary, United Daughters OF the Con-
fcderacy. Will be held this afternoon
at o'clock at the Home for Con-
fcderatc Women. All members are
urged to be present. as business OF i'm
portance will be brought before the
auxiliary at this time.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-27
VISIT THE SCHOOLS.

Ef. r-a-t aU Do -nfr nest
rr-a .r .rt.er Rock is.1Hl parents
EEt others Interested ta attend ore
a- "7~r sessions effsr rgb1.e schools
frl srr f1- themselves just what Eel
.e.rE trrs tsrrr Nevr f1 tEs bone
fer school, .s trr uest Important I1-
f.rIf.ar frr Frr uefrrr rrf f-ulrirr
~ rfTrr rirfrrrs ff ts ar Frr utmost
iaaparrarrr chat haas erd sc11oi 20
bro-Eaf az closely together az poe
s.h'r ottFrrfsr tteF FOO osfrr u1rE
RE- cross purposes te tae tr.umrrf o.
fre -EEtren
H1et has been done Co.. aEraure fhe
see1e's o. Rock fs,est tlri1E tfr Iasf
fTe years Improvements have been
uafr iu facilities and methods have
been ctareet for tEe better The de-
l1rfuegtaf school ard vocational l--
r.rgrt.7r have been Introduced and
other things have been done OF which
frr many parents tr1u fTrr 1r MOTH
ms
Far.rtF rrrrn'e have NOT Kept
at-rar. .f 600 improvements vh.eh
have r~-r made TE.s is their rrpor
tsr.fv fool inform thrmsetvrr and t1
eco what their children are drirr FIE
or eesr- E1rre each DAY
Do not frrr deaf ear t1 ttr I-ti-
fn.i1u f1 VISIT fts schools nest vrrE
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-27

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vase -
90 r. q siE arfsrtskisx. Dc o-s ca
uhfe1 au classes RAY geffr All uili
agree ma wsu c1ltivafs1 tot is
mere nfrerlr saan oae covered wfsh
~ssbfsE ~ r-uwn 90 nsefs ard thaf
cslf-~a ar better a. wift so-1e Fslal
anoazf ~ SOFA tg 80 o. which they
car take 1r frferesf thar fsFF arr
r1amtaE tas streets 90 oshsrwlss ain
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aofT VII rrntlr c1-ceds ere fesir.
ability ~ fse sroi@cf whfeh rae beer
fa1r~het a~f .s uHl oaiT remein 20
gnG a practical s.rr. his w1rE has
ees1 tefs fe r. couniffrr ~ svr valeh
-as ths frrerfrres % raaT c-h~r crrz-
-sEaftfes % rgif~ 90.
Wtrr 80 rreifmirarirs are being
a-~4ar-f these wk1 can frrrlsh lard
faisa9is t1r rar9ss sites or uso nay
testr- sr give raaaeisf OF otseT az.
stssa=e- WI hep Hsafts-s a11eE 70 tEey
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