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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-22
SILVIS.


Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ Kendall enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Peterson of
Davenport last week.
Mrs. Charles Hood and three daugh-
ters. Mildred, Muriel and Vivian. de-
parted for New York city Tuesday
night in response to a telegram stat
ing the serious illness OF Mrs. Hood s
father. They expect to be gone sew
eraI weeks.
Saturday afternoon the members
and friends of the Memorial Methodist
Ladies Aid society cleared neat sum
at their home bakery sale which they
held al Newton's butcher shop under
the supervision of Mrs. George ATCkin-
ley and Mrs. James Sharp.
A. r. Trout has moved 10 Rock Is
land.
Mrs. Whitmarsh, who was brought
home from the Moline city hospital
SUNDAY. is somewhat improved in
health. having undergone an opera
ton.
Mrs. Susan Shepherd departed for
Wyoming. H., to visit relatives for
several weeks.
Mrs. Rosenberger is i'll.
Mrs Richard Mier has arrived home
from brief visit in Colona.
Saturday Professor Justin ". Wash
burn was paid a visit by Professor j.
W. Caste of Rock Island.
The following officers were elected
By the Woman's club al the last meet
ing: President. Mrs. Richard Bell.
vice president. Mrs. Harry Hill; secre-
tary and treasurer, Mrs. Harry Mock
man.
Mrs. C. Morrison is visiting in South
Moline.
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Fred Ball
threw open her home for the most de-
lishtfui entertainment OF the members
of the Crescent Reading and Embroid-
cry club. After some hours passed
quickly in Crescent embroidery work
and conversation preceding a literary
program an elaborate luncheon was
served by the hostess. Mrs. J. f. Brown
was also elected secretary and treas
urer TO take the place of Mrs. Ed Hal
ling. who resigned.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Snyder of Dix
on. Miss Edna Snyder and parents.
Mr. and Mrs. c. B. Snyder of Daven-
port. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Daily of
Davenport and DR.. and Mrs. Snyder
OF Davenport were guests Tuesday at
q family dinner at the home of Mrs.
Lee Snyder
Mrs. Richard Walsh had as a guest
Mrs. Edward Shaughnessey. who re-
turned home TO Chicago Sunday.
The members of the Baptist Ladies'
Aid society met at the church Wed
nesday afternoon. After the devo-
.ional exercises and the regular bust
ness meeting refreshments were
served.
The church board of trustees met
Monday at the church.
The Semper Fideles class met for
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-22
SCOUT FILMS PLEASE
THOSE WHO SEE THEM

me Ntgsesarss % a BOY seost~
were saaVa tass niEht az sks y 10 e.
a.. aet we're tstseF taaa asF oas had
hoped test tsrT wostG b.. TGs story
OF tes veeeE tasEh who vas reclaimed
81 ere seoas m9ssa-set aad tee story
~ sts s5gsses@sss fs shr seogs WgFk
D. erst ass. wireless. ssEasllaE. trasN-
taE. sWteanisE. sfbistbes sss games.
asG erasis't Ese o. Lead sis fstseF
frsm tss tife % = srgsksrs 60 that
sf e. respectable uss asG 20 sake .
ase o. TsssE Tamp3s TIE Wkeie
story vas fzlt % ssmsa iassrsst ss4
ratsas ass fss These piessr-s VII
BE- ssaWs taaiEst st q o'eiseE a. tas
rsrtral Frsssqtsrtan eksFea-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-22
PERSONAL POINTS

Miss Genevieve Wixom OF Ottawa,
M. Is the guest OF friends IN the city.
J. n. Hauley % Monmouth was in
the city today looking after business
matters
Mrs. J. =. Robinson left this morn
ing FOR Washington. u. C., where she
viii attend the meeting OF the trus-
tees OF the American university.
Oscar r. Ramser of the United
States Engineers office. has left for
So. Paul where he viii take up his
seasons work.
AIRS. Henry L. Fraser, formerly of
this C.tv now of indianapolis. is be-
iuE entertained by her sister. Mrs.
Mary Il WadsWorth. on Second ave
nue..
Mrs. Marshall Bruce OF BeIIingham,
Wash. who is visiting az the home Of
her mother. Mrs r. ". sharp. re
Fourth street Mrs. Bruce has been
away from Rock Island for l3 years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Morse and
baby have gone TO their home in Nor
folk. Neb.. after short visit with AR
Morse's parents. Nr. and Mrs. +. H.
Morse. I10S Twenty-siNIh street.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G.. Gresser and Mrs.
G.. Barker OF Topeka. Kan. are the
guests OF Miss Ella Freed, 1888 Tenth
avenue. en- route home from Chicago
20 which city they went overland in
their car.
Mr. and Mrs. II X. Mack Of Padu-
cab. Ky. are visiting with the for
mer's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. II. d.
Mack, Sal Nineteenth street Mr..
Mack is commercial agent for the
Burlington at Paducah.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-22

their regular monthly social and bust
ness meeting Friday evening
Thursday afternoon the home of
Mrs. Thomas Crawford was the scene
Of a very pleasant gathering of chill
dren. It was the occasion Of her
daughter Hasals fifth birthday ami
versary. The decorations we're Of cut
flowers and a lovely cake bearing five
lighted tapers graced the center Of
the table. The young hostess also
received several very. pretty presents
as tokens of esteem from the guests.
Mrs. Lee Snyder has arrived home
from a visit in Davenport.
Thursday afternoon Mrs. F,ewton
of Seventh street entertained the
members of the Silvis Memorial Meth
odist church Ladies' Aid society. After
some time spent in sewing and general
.sociability an elaborate luncheon was
served by the hostess.
The concert given at the Baptist
church Tuesday evening was well at
tended and q neat sum was cleared.
Rev. Royal NJ Thompson and Mrs.
Thompson departed for bis former
home. Capron. Ill, where he VIII
preach the baccalaureate sermon.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-22
WATER SYSTEM IN
SEARS NEXT STEP
4 ouneii Approves Plan To Connect
Pipes With Well in New Territory
for Present
LATER JOIN WITH CITY MAINS
From South Side Residents
Call Asking That Project Be
Started.

II was practically decided at an in
formal session OF the council this
morning to lay waiermains in the ter
ritory recently annexed 10 the city.
connecting the pipes up with the well
dug in Sears this last year. and TO
later extend the watermains OF the city
into the new territory.
This plan was suggested by City En-
gineer Wallace Treichler. \ commit
tee % citizens OF new territory called
at the city hall and impressed upon the
council their desire 10 have water as
soon as possible. asking the city to
carry out the provisions in the union
ordinance in this respect.
Mr.. Treichler. who not only is city
engineer but az the time the well was
dug last fall. was engineer for the vii
iagc. offered this plan.
II Is thought that the mains can be
laid and connected with the well for
the present. when the big mains OF
the city are extended into the new ter
ritory. az a little expense IL is claim
81 the well can be disconnected and
the pipes Joined onto the big leads
Board Meeting soon.
Accordingly. a meeting Of the board
o. local improvement will be called
soon and the project launched Prop
erty owners will be assessed and the
city viii advertise for bids. The mat
ter viii be taken up and conducted
along the same lines as though IL was
10 provide extension Immediately of
the city mains into the new territory.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-22
Failures OF SnldIers, Armor.

Mary years ago several inventors
developed bullet proof cloths or
hreastplates. and I'm spite of much ad-
vertising their suggestions were never
adopted. much 90 the surprise OF civ
ilians. The reason is very simple If
the bullet is stopped its energy is
transmitted 20 the shield. which in
turn delivers a blow 20 the soldiers
body. The severity OF the blow de-
ponds upon the velocity of the bull
Jet. and II the SHE'D Is very light the
chest wall receives more or less in
jury. In order 20 be effective the
shield must weigh at least ten pounds.
Il is a repetition OF the old circus
trick Of striking with a sledgehammer
an anvil on a mans chest. II In place
OF the anvil we substitute a thin metal
plate. the blow would be fatal. and the
sledEehammer has about the same en-
ergy as a bullet at high velocity. II
the shield weighs but six or eight
pounds the blow OF the bullet almost
knocks man down. Soldiers are not
TO wear armor. but 10 get behind IL. as
Il armored ships. forts and motorcars.
London Taller.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-22
FOOD RIOTS NEW
MEXICO PROBLEM
trsuG istaass Chambsr % urpuiiss
o. capital ttfrFirr erie. Ut
eve Ar munEry.

Uass.lz.1E. o. e. Stay Mexico
e5.l .1as.asrs t9 suffer frum sEaraEe
sF Good. especially c1su state depart
a-ar Dispatches today sail flsf ahea
se sFFeaps aes H-str yesterday Co. ais-
sFagtr com fa 5000 people flrr- aaF
raF slr1rtrat supply aa4 about $50
pe1l.e fs-asr- 1erDE che cFua. sew
r-al erHaastra r.aas taVe taken place
Gle 1reaaI d.spsfeE~s say. and .a one
such yesterday q erout Invaded che
CHAMBER % d~pHtirs vEFrr q r1uvra-
fi6E vas .a srssieH ast cried eve are
kansrF
g1iima. 0e tho west coast 0t Mex
lra. ts saFrHertrl av Nil.a forces Both
factions threaten Co gsr dynamite
bo@bs. ter cruiser Eor E.Huu af Man
zaHui9 reported today Co che navy de-
psrt@f1E
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-22

Rods OF split hamboo are produced
by ccmcntiuF together number OF
triangular strips split from the whole
cane to form each Joint; the rod OF
six strips o. the choice of most anglers.
Weight for weight and. OF course
within reason. che lighter tine rod the
better split bamboo rods are stronger
and have more casting power and bet
ter action than rods OF any other ma
teriai. Very properly conceding that
the choice OF a fy rod Is practically
limited 90 the rod Of split bamboo. YOU
cannot 50 far wrong I'm selecting one
nine feet 10 length. such a rod for
the light work OF our average trout
streams should not weigh over FIVE
and quarter ounces.
Any rod seriously worth considCra-
lion has snake guides. german silver
reel seat and fcrruIcs and a solid cork
hand grasp
De- o. very well when making your
selection 90 cry out several rods an
EWer.nr % the above specifications. in
order 20 avoid. % possible. getting a
rod that % either too stin or too fcxI-
BILE Outing.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-22
FIVE ARE KILLED as
DYNAMITE EXPLoDEs

sraesss. N 81. Siay sz-EIg- peF-
sons are reported ro b. Eiues aad g
aet--s feI1-rG here this ansTuo1a
wien a case eF dynamite lr eG auto
mobile eyr.eard shortly AFTER o O'Clock.
rbr explosives wrrr f1 b. ased Ger
sFefaal staE ursrsara creek Co raise
ere body 81 r-Teaf-ott Ioau wtlieH.
wts vas Grggret two DAYS ESQ. Tbs
ssfs@9atF was near enc creek With
geo eersoes erarbF wEra tss sHpiosfaa
seeerrrs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-22
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO
From The Argus Files of 1890

George:F. Roth has purchased the
Streckfus property ar the corner Of
Ninth street and Fourth avenue. The
consideration was 81 ,000.
May 21-Clifton Gardner. an engin-
eer at the Mitchell & Lynde building,
lost a toe when a seven-inch pipe, sus-
pended "a feet above. fell, striking
him on the left foot The toe was
ampUtated at the first joint
A company with an authorized CAPT
talization of $4,000 has been incor-
porated with the idea Of developing
water power on Rock river
DR.. George a. Virgins Of Milan has
been appointed county physician at
the poor farm
The river front OF Davenport was
Illuminated at midnight last night BIZ
flames in the Chris Mueller lumber
yard.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-22
SENATOR ARRESTED
FOR AUTO ACCIDENT

Battle Greek. 3ffcb.. STAY ga war
rant was issset here today Tor the ar-
rest % United States Senator Charles
f. Townsend of Jackson. Mich. ou re-
charge OF reckless automobile driving
tf is alleged chat an automobile owned
D. senator Townsend struck and
severely injured Alfred H1mue-IIuF
a small b1E. The police had not Learn
cd when thr warrant vac issued.
whether the senator was in BITS car
when the accident occurred.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-22

May 16-Robert Clyne died at his
residence. 424 Twentieth street. to-
day He had been belfast five years.
Alphons Mosenfelder received a ca
blecram from his wife this morning
telling OF her safe arrival on the
other side of the Atlantic
May 17-Fred Hass was appointed
receiver for the Rock Island & Milan
road today in Difference to the wishes
OF uine-tenths OF the stockholders.
Matthias SchneII was the lowest of
FIVE bidders who entered estimates
for the construction of the new Mitch
ell q Lynde block
May 19-SiNth anniversary of the
Rock Island Y. II. c. A. was observed
last evening with special exercises in
three of the churches.
Davis & Co viii ask the council for
right 10 lay their gas mains in some
OF the most important avenues, streets
and alleys OF the city.
May 90 Republicans Of Rock Island
county held a love feast in the Harper
house last night
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-22

Wsseiszses- - g.. Nav 2z-Pro-
posed fsersss~d frsisas rates oa asWs
grtas ssG otess pap east % ths nfis-
slsstppi sa4 rorth % tas Oaio rivers
we're sgspssEst To-Day ~ ths later
state cucsmsrcs eommfsstos untu SSps
81. psrsiax isvsstiEatios % their rea-
seeabfrress
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-22
CHANGING
PHONES AT MEETING

re. re.rer af tte d.sBa tGE OF tae
rr s-..5a1res etles tte ceatral Cni9a
Telephone company provides Eratla
l1 tsr e.ty letsr a provision % tho
ordnance gsIFs wtles the eogceru
operates tr Rock island. vas taIcsn up
ss.s G1suiaE Between a. D. BsVeFiia.
r.araEsr. aa1 thr eommissi1E- Fsovts-
I1r Coz trr eEarEinE % ph1r@a from
rrr residences OF city o9etats i1st ~
s.r.f s1 fa- rev aas EaI-.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-22
California Roads

In his text book at the End OF the
Trail ?. 4. Powell. r. r q. s. pays
the following tribute 10 California
road building.
Il am convinced that II the several
thousand Americans who go on annual
motor trips through Europe. either
taking their cars With them or hiring
them on the other side. could only he
made 20 realize that on the edge OF the
western ocean they can find roads as
smooth and we'll built as the English
highways OF the routes nationales OF
France. and mountains as high and
sublimely beautiful as the Alps or the
Pyrenees. and scenery more varied
and lovely than Is 70 be found between
Chris;iania and Capri. and vegetation
as iuXuriant and hotels more lux
urious than on the Cote d'Azur. and
a miiders. SUMMER. more equahIe eli
mate than anywhere else on the globe.
they would come pouring out in such
numbers that there wouldn't be garag-
es enough 20 hold their cars
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-22
Taft Favor. MerEer.

Kansas Cify Mg.. Nav ez-The time
has come shea the republicans should
receive th~ pToEr~ssltgH back iufo the
party bgt -ttrv must i.av. behind
their fads. uostFlma and 'irms.'" Said
former President raf before meet
tlE o. republican here TODAY. STR. Taft
is tsTe atfeHiinE the c8urrufi6u OF the
Western AFE1eiari1n OF Vale Alumni
clubs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-22

asked fHe police today Co search for his
daughter. Hflss Grace Bond Gomez. -
years oiI. a Northwestern university
srffiru~Hf worker. who. be- said dis
appeared May g. Mr Coney said he
believed that his daughter was de-
sr1HItHt over a love affair. ORA let
trr fa her sister she threatened 90 end
her ltr.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-22
rr-.LrIrrIan. Dbl Canir.l.

UortsTter. 81. s.. Muy 2e-Before
the t-5fh general assembly 90 the
Presbyterian church OF the United
States convened this morning % was
Generally conceded that presentation
1f tbr report OF the committee on Tn
.1u IheuIoFi .1i seminary would be
deferred until Monday. Debate on the
report So expected 90 develop spirited
contest ir the assembly.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-22

ss-r -s usteeaaH ta U-1-
ss .rts. ..e lsaeesI .e.se sF.4 al.
% stseraaaa SO
-E E-H yesterday .s "a uaara sart
lar uss sa-E s tf1.rsti.Ir.
Pa. Stay lf $780, end Hss Ee-sr sta-
.s.rf uer a PEARS r.t 90 @9vFE
.r E-Tre.ts aH. E.rr- rsrrIrt Mszs
fsrerr.ae Hrrers. ae Efsres lE. $3.50.
ffr vss s H-rreef rr ore geruar LsFf-
-rsr e.ere. er# Ht tsr Jtt Fellows.
Gee s.rV.ee. o. u.s wife. teaFtFriFe.
s .rsFerre rfer" Hazel. -ag1 Hrashrrs
arf rH.r sisters
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-22

Enitsisx is a scotch tavsutisa % ;hs
fssh esrsury soor after Sc iuven-
tfsa q Eslit % stocking kniifsrx vas
termed vish 81 F1aere as Tee p@troa
saiss. Has EniffinE uAs Supplement
81 ~ rasehiasry as early as 1883.
~hsr wifiiasa Lee iaveztse the kalt-
tiex fra=A
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-22
Generous.

Stranger-Did you ever reveal your
fishing hole to a friend? Angler once
did 10 a friend on his deathbcd.-
Exchange.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-22

Chicago. lu. Afag - q. Consv.
manager Of the Scu York omces o. the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-22

All the news all the time-The
Argus
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-22

an 'he news an me time TheArEus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-22
Only So PLUS
for the
Best "Non-Skid'

hhAC Z ACNi-AsH al Nor-slS.t
Imrs thss make SERIOUS CLAIMS
Co nan-sicd cahcicncY cast ysg
100 60 800 nnoFr thaa Piatr Tread
Tees of same brand ard material
Goedrieh Safety Tread TFes easg
you only 81 more taan olr p.lsn
tread urcS.
Here's how aad Vyhyl
o o o
EORTT-FfVE wears Of Rab6er
tta-ttry On VshaE 81 now ter
Worlts klrgrf Rabbcr Fae-
toryl has t4aghs gs few Kinks and
Shcrr-ests thaE are not commoa Co she
Trade.
One Of these now comes 90 the
help OF your Pockrt-boek
Through the Simple process Of
Thinkisg Hard (and beng Candfd
with oarselvcSl Nc have found a Ssarr-
Cur TO make the 6sf Safety Tread ever
pse on a Ire cost o. Only about 9 81
more than e costs o. make the Pam
I re4d Of slallLIg q,i.al.Ey.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-22
DRIVE POLITICS OUT
OF JUDICIAL AFFAIRS
Democratic Nominees for Circuit
Judse

SAMTEL y. kTNWORTHN
Eu Island county
Al. HERGLAND
lirEFs county.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-22

EORTT-FfVE years Of Rabser
tca-ia7y On vtaE 81 now ter
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-02
Der SdOen (ud6t an(IeO(er!

Gs TIT nod gar nidt 10 Ionge Der, ooB Die offentIi6e gaeimfng in
uuern Suotdaten fh gcgen lee a~ufeOlung 5renoer ireng a~buebreno
berbiet. Crit Nt enigen Sahren fHo bic ahFdtpn bort nodgiebiger gs
Doroen umo ist bat man fd 10 5iemIih nertraut gematt nit Dem @e.
0nnten, 0aB Die alien rteriden Gage Des SnOens ge3abLt ino no bag
nur cine gefunOe IdnoGde guaranteeing bic ebenntgen SfIaDentanten
gum getbeperb NIT BEN ubrgen QanD b~efdbigen fam. grahliegenoe
Q1noereien baden bic 5taaten ia Die 9uae un0 bic 6ine, uno oos lit
prddiger Bo0en, Gr Die 4rbet rehIih nabren plroe. abr bic rid.
hgen Qeute. ia Die 2eute uberbnupt feben, BITE i1 nit Cult uub 2iehe
Der Beurbfhnftuaa iDionen fonnten. Ga lit 8 z. 92Or0Garolno. Sn
~herftie0enen Counties Ds 5taaes gbt eg 22l380O00 Qcreg uabebmtes
un0 u~nbefeoetes Gan6, MiHeneen, bic 0urd CUTE Beorbeih1ng in
bIabenDe 8ehloe berrnnoeEt meroen fonnten, peun fm nur Die rifhgen
gauern fdnoen. rGas mare meunt Der Charlotte 2bfuDer~, ,ene
gim;se @eIegen5eft fir bic beIoiden 8auern, fd cine neue Seitatb su
grin6en. Sbrer 100000 bdten 0a rihIit 9Ias nf bop9et 70 sroBen
GGrmen aIg ne aobeim bcenaL oenn ous 2ono 1T 5peimal 10 groB os
eons geIgleH. Mern alto bic gon8e 2anbbeDoIterung 8elgteag fame, fe
bdta gl1s unb mir bdtten nod 100000 4cres MoloIano abrig, Dns BET
~forfhmnBiger @eDitbihoftung aud elm babibes 9tidden geIO fir ben
Gtanf nbperfen mIrfe.@
SdoHi aber mufen es oenn gero0e Die 9deier iein2 gs lit bod
ned H1t 10 ffr, oab oe aud fon1nen noaen aaem mad, NOS man
F6u, Beginner Die f6 unter baaider 8erHaIhng mad pmO nnh nobI All
fahen. gs gebt linen Elm 2ift nuf 0aB es id nit ben biebrIeumogen
gorbaren reGt gut nusfomnen laBt. Die &erren in gorogoroEno Iolten
nho nldt 81 tart NIT Der belgilhen gtnpnn0eruug redneHl Die 2ete
fOmmen nod l0nge niht. Dab man in Noro.GnroLna l~berbaupt 0ife
0offntng beot 6ns it bod MIR bic 5olge Der uplogeHen 8erlGte unierer
Gebbl0tter. bic immmfot, ebenfo ME Der CUTE Rooiebet, bon ben ormen
bergepahigteH Beeern fnen. Nuroe Der Stoa gor6sGoroann ni6t
md nnbere ta6fge Bouern piafoHmen baBen2 @nrrt lett er fd niht
nit Dem gunDes. arbatsomt tHs 9euebmen2 Gas fuft Ia mad unbe.
reoeEen Jarmlnn0 fir einmnn6er uO aud fir ~Ginbetmifde, Die fd
pHteT glnfhgeH geoinetngen Der Qdnowirtbidaf piOnen H5dten. gn.
turiA nnhten H5 Die @erreu i'm Su0en niht ooronf ipsen, EN- @ef11ft
bel Der @e@ihfe gu modem. &enH tie lire Staaten IN Die 9obe brfneen
moaen- mahen lie ler entgegenfcmmgnD fem, IoHE tonnen Fe Innge
warten. big fe CUTE anfeoir trRgel
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-02
Tho "LusifanIa'' and
"arabie" Cases.

For the American stand
point there is this very
great difference between
the case of the Lusitania
and that OF the Arabic.
American rules allow
merchantmen of bellige-
rents to carry 6-inch guns,
If few in number, without
thereby becoming men OF
war. And although SO
armed, the American gov
eminent certified the Luz
sitania as a merchantmen
leaving an American port.
But American laws, made
for American ports, are not
in effect for British YES
sells leaving British ports.
If an armed British vessel
leaves a home port, she
becomes for the enemy bel
ligerent a imam of war.
America cannot certify
that such vessel is a merch-
antman. America has not
inspected her before ieav-
ing, and cannot even pos
sibly guarantee that such
vessel was not still more
strongly armed.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-02
Gin Srits O6ne
SriegserRldrht8.

Die ghatfats, saB Dmtihlanb hur9
ne ganotasrnoTtnIdaf nit 0siisrrs'h
i aud i'm arisg nit 3lalisH htht, obrt
i i'm bon 5latita aus6Eidlih or
sisa allart nor6en tit bat ttTtl afalo'
Il oddidslIhm Jan i'm 5itbniabri9sa
..tgt, no gtmbtn nit auBlarh tfils
& i'm arigst nanb aHo eaour1 Gun
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ne bftIem ben aritg ertsdrt 81 u,
8 1rifbria BEN GroBen nad otm Iohs
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lnaar 1852 bon if.en Shpsosns EN-
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3er a1nig, a nibis ben tebuem artsss
i. 5dpsnen 3irar babe III bon aans
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en- Ganebeu etbabt habs, abtr bann meg
i'd 6islet Gsneral isIbt nit ben 9tsrsa
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8IlAer etfauesH s~snousmsH uno fdloB
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gsfthief obsr bislt man bonn aud .Jiss
o,rum BoffsnFIajfanb al. I'M s.msins
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aDnias une BIS avonprin3en bon 6Gpe'
ben sn fsiern. Gie DFFiBitrs tamsH 81
elmer MaIl3sit SbIiA pereiut 5uiammn,
unh Bel bsE acftI .ourben bic @dunbbsIs
ten suT bic glrntn ousgsbro6t. gu be
fem 3ued fUurbs BIZ giabt DsmmiH uIs
mural srtldrt. liHb babei FrsuHbete man
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iorps ben Gsnsr1l 8eaing nit fsinen Of
Fisisrn su tinsm BAL mad 9enmin tiHs
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,s~inoeldbsnss Gdis bur1 bic Btfunes'
merle eefibgt. 4fIss bns gsi1ab i'm
Sannor. CRIT i'm 4pril trurbs Elm off.
si,ner WdFfsnFiaFanb pereiHbart. BEN m
Mai Der bsFiniiiSs GrithfHsf9Iub fOisie.
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1obt a~ufSefanben.

Ter W1dIer g. 81 WtRoDnor
muroe IN ieineln 8imer in BinOior
6otpI tpbf anigefun0en. ban nimmt
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Itarbea III.
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Or. Nobert gfeser bon Gbico8c
If gsrr 4dan oes CREIGHTON College
oer We0Bin ernnnnt tuoroem or
Bat IN QepN9 ItH0iert uno 5ulett
an Der llniDerfitdt bon Gbtcago
gOrIelunsen eeboltea.