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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-13
The Daily Story
Getting at Secretly Dwight Norwood.

Jim Hathaway and I were not only
chums. but occupied rooms in the same
bachelor apartment house Jim was
a secretive chap and especially fond OF
ma king q mystery of what was an
ordinary happening. l poked fun at
him for doing so, but this seemed TO
have no effect in stopping him from
continually trying to impress me with
his ability 10 do things without my
havin. any knowledge of them. Then
when the dencuement came he would
assume an air OF superiority as much
as to say, Il don't go about biabbinS
OF my affairs"
There came a time when I believed
that Jim had an affair on hand with a
girl The reason why l came to this
conclusion was that he began TO show
a contempt for women. The best
thing a fellow can do with a girl" he
would say. lis 70 let her alone By
doing so he avoids the expense of the
alter tickets and flowers, only to find
out later that she's encouraging some
other fellow" l was not interested IN
Jim's love affairs. bat l saw no reason
why be should take pains 10 deceive
me In the matter. However. il did
not trouble me that he thought proper
10 do so. / was very fond OF him
and considered his idiosyncrasy Of no
real Importance. not doubling but that
I had others myself just as absurd
Jim and occupied a common living
room. and one evening when we were
a bout TO go out 70 dinner together Jim
picked up an envelope that had been
left by the postman during the day.
unsealed. and took out a booklet ad-
vertising some kind OF goods. no
ticed him looking at it, or some part
of il, with apparent interest; then he
tossed IL In the wastebasket.
The next morning 7 happened to go
10 that same wastebasket to recover
bit OF paper / had thrown in it con
tanning an address. ! stumbled on the
containing the advertisement
and noticed that it was addressed in
feminine hand l thought nothing OF
this. since girls are usually employed
to address advertising matter. and was
hunting on for my paper when / raked
NJ the advertisement. 1t gave a list
of articles that would alone interest
woman. This set me to thinking why
Ii should have been addressed 10 Il
man. While meditating on this 1 no
.iced some lead pencil marks on the
booklet. They were S. 16. ~,
Now. had Il not been for what /
have said about Jim and his mysteries
10 would not have occurred to me that
these figures were not merely some
hing put there by some unknown per
1ut intended for a cipher. First, ad-
Of especial Interest TO wo-
men are not usually mailed to men
This suggested that the booklet had /
been received by a woman and had
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-13
TIE JAIL LOCATION

TIE Arxus g. glad mat tHs county
board decided against building the jail
on secoud avaru- bat o. stW contends.
ala ru 30 glad Co have its position
r1 recorded Or ftr c1ru~rstDus % tho
building that the time win come. and
az 90 distant DAY. uh@u ire mistake
r. 1cf plnciuE % ei.ev here than on the
e11rf house square viii be- REALIZED
u la snort sighted policy ulirl
looks o-lF t1 sxpefieuce and is blind
f1 flr IrmanGa % the future M taIF
c1unty gross al there % every reason
90 believe 20 ulL sometime therr aill
tr raef Tor an aGftfiou 20 the court
house There tF practically 90 room
DON I- rrF tlitirE f1 spare Dc
Is also possibility chat sometime the
Proposed inU uI be Inadequate The
tendency ls always f1 give prisoner
more room and usrf and afr s1ge
faF even ere new. IeI may ts curs'f-
erred crowded.
WITH t.e IrI t1Ilirr r- tIr court
E1afs sGanre r wlU be impossible tu
aEd fr see county temple and preserve
ere sTUr9st-tesf Tines Of fEr Hli,fi1r.
aaur Che only uav tg provide more
con- re1r H.T he f1 GU Pol ar1rrrr F'f~
ard errrr O rev tlItirE
Tar kra.s as r-afifst f1 Erne t1at
come % Frr rsrFreis1rE Took tur
broader view 90 H~ Question openly
before tHa sees.1r end spoke Ir meet
.Hr notably q ~ tnrNl ana r. I'd.
FTsrr-. frr rrrfer of whom 90 is hoped.
straee. ssr aEaFvsti9s OF Sears. soon
e.r become resident % Rock Island.
Tire Argus Gel happy f1 Euoa that
fr~ supervisors rspresTrflrE Rock ts.
lana wifr one rverp. ar. fr1s f.r
broad minded view af Hr location
t-a5osfs.a1 uF ..f.r votes
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-13
THE WHEAT SUPPLY

The 1914 wheat crop OF the Uuitr
states vas estimated r1 be- $4,000. 900
alFlefs Tho estimated surplus car
rirt over from .H- 1918 crop was about
Is 10000 bushels There was. there
foe. q total avaiiabl. supply OF s6-.-
10000 bushels A. tau normal au-
uuat per- capita consumption 0f wheat
tar CrlErG Sfatas o. about 90
bushels. 5-g.gE9.0C0 bushels should
meet our normal domestic require
meats Tor food. iu addit.1a. a1o01.000
bushels arr required annually f1r seed
iuE $1,000 600 bushels. therefore.
asoaid supply t1s normal domestic de-
maut This v1uid leave a surplus o.
go. 900 600 bushels. Of this surplus
about zI0 100000 bushels we're export
ed by Jan CO. This left 1ss0D1.0DO
bushels. or f1r10e11 bushels more
than our average annual export for the
past five years. fp- export between
FEB q and tf- appearance % the nrs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-13
William Brady.n.D
Blood TOnics, Real and Imitatio n

u e. Conceivable. though impFob-
able. that one mlEht suffer from q
lack % irou Tn the food. as has been
occasionally observed on shipbCarI
dIrinE Ions voyages or iu enforced
confinement iu prison. But in the
average bin 90 fare. whether 90 Co.
largely vegetable OF animal food.
there 's ample iruu fo meet the
nc~ds o. the body Hence fhe use
% iron as medicine is not 90 supply
a deficiency ia that respect. but
rather 90 stimulate digestion and 90
stimulate the biood-matinE glands.
Dc Ca known that most o. the iron
taken To- m%d.cias Is Immediately
eliminated from thc body By way 90
the bowel Perhaps thrce-quartcrs
of a grain % iron represents the
MAXIMUM amount the blood can
utilize iu a day. 90 matter how many
grains you take 90 each dose
Mineral Iron Best After All.
Eutil receuuy 20 vas imagined that
ursaGic iron vas more readily as
siuliiated taaa Inorganic or mineral
iroe. bat 60 70 uoW Enoun that this
is not true. The idea vas largely
fostrred By medicine Manufacturers
wee FROSTED handsomely on che
sale o. pleasant tastiaE but gnefca-
ciogs rrcparatiozs % organic iron.
ne tacts have bcea carefully work.
- ozt - th@ most competent Iabora-
tory and eiiulcaf iEvestisat1rs. aud
% ts established bsy8rd question tina;
th~ Epcd oid Inorganic or mineral lsoa
preparafioas are cutie a. effective a.
zET % ths zcferu expressive organic
combinsfioas on the market
40 marErf SHAT Elld % ifon Is Z
iaksu it e. nstsT directly utilized by
ne blood 90 prodges hemnE,obin uroa I
-o'ortaE matter Gel che rri blood cor I
1.sse'ssl. on the cuatsary the ircu
assira3,ated goes Grst 90 the liver.
aos- saaFrou. ths spieea. vheTr O. ls /
Ceps or reserve 90 D. supplied 20
ne blood 1aiy ia miult- Quantities /
ss seeded Hsscr any blood toale-
gssea produces Immediate Effects /
lTueahy does 80 ouiT through th@ .
smrorz-y stinuiafion attributable 90 .
- E;FycAnias o. other nsrvs cas;lga-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-13
AMENDING TIE TOE LAW

THO expected assault or ts- Ticr
-11s law ess begun at spr-sdr'i.
ulls ease been presented Co fhr t~sis
fasars esfrrsb17 Co correct ifs faults.
Bat which win. ir fact ~ finally sdcps
rf 60 farther end take from tsF pre-
rrt law uuatrgvr merits Or rnw pos
srsfrs. ff te E1iEE fo b. dimc4ff ta
are1ms, .sa i1tsuiEruE amendment s1
chat che interests OF aIi parts 90 tre
state VIII BE- conserved
There is ample basis for Complaints
REGARDING some features % fte TicE
law Obviously. FOR ore talgE. go is ga-
fair to place tr~ automobile license
money lr a fard ard distribute o. a.
ts roW f-ee some counties have re-
tanned 90 ttsar more than they pay Ga
ard s1u@ lees fr az eases. however.
fE~V musf raise HT other means an
ra1al slr Gel order t1 SET their appor-
ftrEurrt Zach cuurry should have
paid back Co So and f1- good road plr-
poses oelF. tFe exact sum uhicu DO
paws tr auto license fees
There Isl also good reason Tor frdinE
naIs uitr rre type o. road aaich the
state insists SHALL b. built. % o. an
open g1sstlou whether piain con
crete highway e. the proper thinE. and
crrtalaly tGr strip laid an EdEiu stou
township Irsr fan under ths direction
% ttr state romu1issior ta rot prov
ms a very satisfactory sample. narrow
az Or is ard without anything 90 pro
tect th~ edges Win concrete and
brick ere ouiy types sanctioned the
cost % tHr latter virfualiV leaves NO
Alternative but concrete. Thts. when
earat.v laid. .s % decidedly dugbffgi
wearing quality.
state aid should b. given not only
f1r earf roads v6src tsey are needed.
o.. also s5s strafEhtcuisE. grading and
DRAINING dirt ruaas and for the use %
gravel &c a szrfaciar. uheTs thfs ma
teriat ts O. D. Rad. Experience utth
gravel .a eats eounsv warraats th~ b.
usf that &c ts az satisfactory as COZ
crete arf &c costs ortv a fraction %
tfr sara whieh kaFt roads. so called.
call s1r
These ars Changes wkich shoaia b.
mads 60 sks road tavs % che state.
A-ser6rsaf. h1Vsvsr. shouff not 80
80 FAR as - place eatirs cortFoi On
.hs saass @ ths several caunties-
rr~ state ts abe 90 p-usifs more -.
srtrrs sassrvisior iran teH cogaty
-sn ss,-ure aa4 q csutrai safe aufhor-
~ VII havs az 90 90 shruaEh roates.
N eresT ssrvtsE setter th~ trss-~sts %
30 fns people irsssaf % csfertaE 20
80 f~N Wha sizkt % ks.fisE the bal
s.ce o. power ta ths eogafF, TIE a.
- - tes assto= frfvss vssieis calls .
boz Girscs roafss tstwFea Important L
ssatsrs easy Erafss asf = sartacs .
sases e szoath asf sra aef=s az .
.rsffftsas % vsEfh~r.
N ausnsfes sas Tee tsU t WEf b. 4
.asr f7r zee LEGISLATURE 90 averr~aea. &
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-13

and Major Edward p. % Heru. o. ID.
all proceed no the works % the Mid
ale steel company. Philadelphia. Pa.
Tor the purpose OF attending a meet
ing % the Joint army and navy board
on gan forEiusg on or about March
20. 1919 Mar Q. War D.
Just hov Far the armCr concerns in
this country 80 IN entertaining army
and navy 1mr'alB would be interesting
70 know DE- is well Euovn that the
Erupp concern To Germany spends a
large sum ~ money Tor che entertain
mert % visiting military oftcers. who
come t1 tle biz wurEe ar Essen from
az countries rf The World commission
90 t1 pass Tor payment work ordered
aE their government
while u'asre a-rauEsmr- fr arm
aeaIrFf each other and perhaps 90
destroy one Another tho rerregeuta-
tsea of tne var Office of che world
DO noe rss1ri one another with dis
trust. tlf Instead turn u and make
merry together The firm OF Kruprs.
va1se curf0usrs they are. has built
a hrrrr. che Essen hotel .EsETneT
lr1r vherc fhs omcers receive prince
iF hospitality nf its expense
rTtif Errpg hotel Says So Tglcs
if1-er. Who vac guest there. .ia
r~-V curious place With ifs double
marble staircase. with columns % rose
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-13

aaaaaN 70 enc -
co1tnrt wfth the
OF era and agents
~ powder armor
and gun making
concerns and o.
course. they treat
them nice.F and
show them every
cor d-rufi1u 90
they EhuuId TIE
following order 81
Characteristic of
those Gcquertiy
appearing 90 che
Army ana Navy
Journal
Ordnance ne
rartmEut Br "a
der General "
Crorier. C. o. Co
lionel Rogers Bir-
ME. Major Ciar
euce O. Williams
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-13

crop. or Tor carrying over into the mex,
crop year. The amount iE sufficient 90
permit the export OF nearly 1000. O0c
bushels d1y until July !. before
which time the new crop win begin 90
boz available This o. about the aver
age recent expectation
The large demand for our wheat
arises from the fact that there vas
au estimated worlds shortage or over
100000. 900 bushels outside OF the Unit
"a States. from the fact that the Rus
sian eEportabIc surplus % 100000 600
bushels o. not available generally. and
from the fact that the belligereut ma
lions are eager 90 secure food sup
piles. 90 it we're not FOR these things
ve should be discussing ways and
means 90 disposinE OF our tremendous
lrpils of food products.
The Brazilian cotton cop rs ln-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-13

Eede Ssatry's protest asairst any
desaor stragfoa III favor o. a aoRar
lsw "a uiiaots Ga ne part @ sh~ ca
case toas fgiss fs utrlv nas eelq o.
sheeS his wtaav e.ty eoasc farafs
bus AZ open ths eyes - towustas~rs
TO ne true sftgaftes az Sorfnzasi9
Were tainzs have cone 70 s1ek q
pass. sviesrtiy thsf it is fatal 90 BE
sea purposes fsr q chicago r~-fs.1
Tor 60 srankiv show bis hant
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-13

The obvious Dains taksu By Peoria
eoGrt ufrcills Co bamtiate Newton a.
poGshsrtr ne former school super
iateEdsst. - muca az possible rad to
Keep from he grasp az foax g. uar b.
'he pardon rshica Governor u1rn@
said awaited Bic rclgru 90 Joliet wff
So Ear 90 eocfrm outsiders On tas BE-
lief tEat TIE governor had Eood sea
son se- sxtsnGiaE executive eIsm
~rf-v
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-13
Mar. Is in American
History.

lS6I-RuSsia coded 10 ihe United states
the territory of Alaska for $500.
600
1s15-William Jacob Hays Landscape
and animal painter. died born lS'".
l9Oi-Benjamin Harrison. tweuty-thiId
president OF the United states.
died; born 1922
l9ii-The United States supreme court
affirmed the constitutionality IF the
income tax
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-13

tustmatioas ia tae news Dispatches
tsat Italy has been offered sebastian.
tisl slices % Austrian terrtt6-a zoe
merely keepirE negtraf Furnish food
Tor rviection m this tel true d9aef.
less shs ls ho.GiaE oaf Tor a pretty
stir rrtcs frprs the allies. 70 she ar-
lively takes up their cause Nme-
can diplomats may aaI e. h.at la sals
Situation
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-13

While oppression 90 state
tive bod ee gpon rarioual issues af a.
rule are ont og piser tire c1wmerfr.
tory rssolatiou adopted By ere uF
nofs ssntfr f1lr.T reflects the a5crr-
val win watch ts~ ordinary e.uz~r
without rexarf Co parry arlfssi5es.
rssards enc staad the asminissrut.5a
has taken a. ere Europsun wa.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-13

HavinE sIeoerf on a15os"TT Oh
bis comins. CHICAGO ministers ts9aEEf
Eliy ssadtr wauft fake fe- rrE.
TRAIN s~st o. opsr a. revival there
Tbe ChfeaFr residence H1wrrs-.
have snoth~r f1fea coming fsr wr
surda9 snovs fHaf 90 fsEes l~e ra
ct the efaE- properly cot
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-13

n the fftaeT Bgs can h8etle Fse
rsopfe agies-r or more ~-ouom es.r
Tran fne frgr o. r vff survive rr No.
sHraf ssiecfigr Hasr-r |e r..er
~ sneouraaenaerf ere people sr1a.t
consider whether tEeF are willing f1
accommodate theus-IvTs f1 fss r~.fa.
tt1ns az al times aat Gnd-r a" CIR
cufrsgancrs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-13

John q wooueT. twice pres G~r-
titI candidate on the prohibition t.cQ
~. disap5ointef an audience az
Springfield before which be- vas %
have tecturrt the other night. later
sspisirfaE that bs bad fallen asleep
IN ths evening and had noe awakened
t.U uidn.shf F9r'nEa~ti Del a poor
place FOR a prBsibitioutss t1 90 fs-
n rac
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-13

ne result % tae sup~rvaors- roT
eau on beating fH~ iau outside sse
court a0use square sreu.t be- chisef~d
90 the c1ru~rsfore OF fI~ building F1
tsat nose who hrreafsr r1- may Rad
ard sH0v who voted f1 a1t Coz teF
future ana who sid ref
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-13

Thav SAYS D. f-ar-d De wo1.f o.
mad and so Ee departed ron MAJ
feawan F.saeafIF ere trrafr~ef
wharh cur~s .asauirr vl.. 10 persisted
in for sur -.-1t PERIOD of tine. ca1s.
q ena@ mar r0 lose BE -raf1r
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-13

L0ndon-(C Correspondence OF Tie
Associated Press the first TINE
during q century the British navy i'st
has disappeared. at least so far as the
public is concerned. The February
number has been prepared but with
held for official usage only Irs first
issue was in February, 1914. jus, al the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-13

Asssgsr. tu-E9wars ozrss. rss
tgrztsx esTs sftsr msaT vsars a.
ssaer. surprised relatives. $50 b~tev.
80 tsa esss 49, usorasr a.rd six
ears 80. tssviuE property tsiE~t sf
Sts.afe No VII Vas lsfs ass ts~ -
taes vi p~1easiv Be firsesa b~fsesn
oxrss s.s Sic SISTER. trs. = \ ssaa
% AsGoss=s
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-13
Sidelights on the European War

Yokohama CORES pOndence Of The
Associated Press. The project OF
sending a japanese army 10 Europe is
10 be pushed stil further by those who
proposed the idea. mass meeting
was held here on Feb. 4, and largely at
tended by those who cheered the
chauvinistic speeches. The following
resolution was adopted;
The Association Advocating the
Dispatch of Japanese Troops TO Europe
pledges itself to do its best to induce
the imperial government 10 arrange
with the governments OF Great Brit
ain, Russia and France, the terms on
which Japanese troops are 10 be dis
patched to Europe. in compliance with
their desire. With this end In view the
present association will try TO create
public opinion on the subject"
ShurOku KUroiwa. editor of the
Norodzu. d new spaper which has been
active In support of the plan of send
ing troops TO Europe. declared in a
speech ar the meeting that if the pres
ent war should end in victory for the
Germans, the future of Japan would
be in danger. He held il was most i'm
portaut that Japan should do all in
its power 10 avert such an issue He
also said if the allies were victorious
their influence would necessarily ex-
tend TO the east and an alliance with
these powers would be necessary.
Under these circumstances he believed
Japan would do wen 20 render assist
anCe at the present time
He spoke of a third possibility.
namely that if the war should be
long one. 20 the exhaustion Of the bel
Egevent powers. it would be inevitable
that the United States would gain the
ascendency, in which event he thought
pressure would be brought to bear up
on Japan by the United States
Korehiro Kurahara. a member of
parliament. also spoke. He asked why
the japanese people acted as If the
war were brought 10 and end with the
fan of Tsingtao. The present he said.
was most critical period for Japan.
and II was the duty OF the nation to
give fun play 10 the Yamato spirit
OF the Japanese people
and 10 dispatch troops to Europe with
ont delay.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-13

n Missouri sacces1s ia EettaE BE-
ard bacE for s1tendius rural cred ,s
in operntion it vii b. .u posirior 90
saoN tas rest % ere states ul.r.
have been ar1siar on tbe same rairr
era RUM nlNhrre
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-13

efforts to attract the attention Of any
one who might be watching the wreck
from shore
This went on for three hours
y was dazed and practically gasp
ing for breath Richie continued I
then heard tapping outside the hull Of
the boat Then someone spoke through
the port hole. The voice said, Where
shall I cut open the hull? i indicated
this. showing him how TO keep clear
of the stanchiOns- X seemed hours
before I knew anything else. There
were fumes of acetyIene ras blown in.
10 the vessel, and then someone grip
ped me by the neck and pulled me ON,
of the dark dungeon of the huh where.
for a time, death seemed to be my only
hope Of release. found afterwards.
that my rescueT was Mr.. MCRabbie
Peterhead blacksmith
McRobbie's attention had been az
tracted by Riches hand showing on;
OF the port hole He fetched from h.-
shop cylinder of oxygen and another
Of acetyiene. Standing neck deep IN
the water for almost an hour, he with
the aid of several assistants. cut
through the double plate OF almost Two
inches thick, ultimately succeeding i'm
reaching through TO the ioreca=tle.
London Correspondence of The
Associated Press.J The new British
pension plan ufu cost the government
nearly Sl.125. 100000 before the last
pensiOner dies. according TO acruaries
employed by the non-pardsau commit
tee which prepared the plan at the or
der Of the house of commons
The maximum expenditure The drs'
year. the committee reports viii be-
about $2SO.00O.0 600. and the cost dur
ing the first year after the war viii
reach $65.O00. 600.
These figures are based on an army
of 5000 00O men, a two years war. and
10 per cent of deaths with ID percent
of disablement
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-13

Yarmouth. England ~ Correspond
ence Of The Associated Press Var
mouth sea-faring men believe there is
no parallel 10 the rescue of r. s.
Riches OF this place. who was the only
man saved from the Hull salvage yes
sci, Salvor I, after being imprisoned
In the forecsstle of the up-turned
wreck
Riches was in the forcastle when
the vessel rolled over. All the other
members OF the crew were washed
away and drowned. The vessel had
turned so quickly. however. that
Riches found plenty OF air left to him.
and as the boat lifted in the swell he
could see light through one of the
port holes. lie put out his hand and
waved it. Every minute or so the
boat dipped beneath me water. but
when she lifted again he repeated his
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-13
Glorious Kansas Girls.

A man in Kansas says there ought
TO be a law prohibiting women under
- from using paint and powder \
loyal Kansan insists that the man who
makes the proposal must be a strang-
er. II he were familiar with the peo-
pie OF the state he would know that
the girls and women do not have TO
use cosmetics. for their hair has
caught the CLINT of the Kansas sun.
their eyes the heavenly blue of the
Kansas skies and their cheeks the
pink OF the shy Wild rose. spring
field Republican.
CHICAGO university professor has
finally discovered that woman's place
Is in her home. Brilliant and timely
thought
= DRESSED and went down 10 the
Orpheum. I had TO do something. '--
Chicago Tribune. she might have
tried slipping on the stairs OF sliding
on the balustrade. Great indoor
sports.
KUNO Meyer IS to lecture on Irish
Civilization" in Chicago March p.
Pretty difficult TO Judge at this dis
lance whether that is a promise or a
threat
FARMER wants middle aged WON
an. unincumbered. rs wife. object.
matrlm ny Address - 81. Louis
Times
NOW a physician boasts discovery
~ MONDAY nap TO supersede the
twilight sleep.
J. NJ & /
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-13
XIV.
~ coSGaEssnAs CLYDE y. TsV-
E..Ea

ster.sf ce-resraatrser af grr Arr-s1 /
frasa.aEten. Marco ft.-Army auI 4
n4sg 04ez,s szve frrgaeat ossor !
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-13
AND
DISCORDS
ne vALLEY cLARIoN.

Il looked Fri. IS II spring had came
But before these wds. are before the
eyes % our customers the wealth may
be changed. and our hopes VIII be
shat. as they have so often been IN
the past SO waEs the world.