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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-12-15

Der Sentfdx S4atamtsle sletret6r,
Sr. &arl 9elHeriA fiinbi8te i'm
Mstdlstne pc mere &riegsanlei9e bod
WOU N1!lionen 8arf an, 81 fei'
0er Weee lpradl e. bpn Dtn f1Ijd)en
Sersdlten, pc iiber be oentidjen I'm.
iet9en ~ umlanf Ieien. Der GrfoIs
eeriel5em iet en- 8ldn5cieer geipeien.
pc veiamnntetten PCS Nrie8es BE-
frn8en tnaetabr 3OO Wfillipnen 3fari
pre Sag: DaS ltien tngefGbr 12O,-
wy SsilseHen Nart pro Satr. &on
cieier Sfselenlnmnie bdtteH 0le Ml'
iues.sn nngelagr 5luet Ofittel.
StatLdl!ane aHa teiue &esbSnbdep
en- 0rittet ~ trn9tn. Dcnt{& &lan>
ies anher en8teno DaS tiusi6e Xanb
8tnelens Da1 lan8frttt8t Mmleiben
Me9)en tennft, xslo e bettt Dor Gn9-
lsne eas bsFeMst bah - ben 8rSkten
5esl pss ysioes ase Eoent ei9enelt
1ense peiemmsl fennff, ludbreno
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-12-15

oes susipdrtigen erfldrt, baB gng-
lono nod Dem Srieoensi1lniie 81.
gerbanolltgen iiber Die 6reibeit oes
Meeres bereit lein neroe. Das 1T
jeoo6 pnrer Sblpilloel. Sir tpollen,
oaB 0as Meer in @irfli6feit frei
miro mlo nidt bloB anf bem $50
pier 9ie Sentin1entolitat babelr
mir, iDie Der aan5ler iagte, iiber 8pro
setporfef."
Ger r6rniid)e &prreipumoent bes
Barrier rNfatin" beridtet aailet
srans Soiepb babe bpriges ssaIr
cinen Sdlasanfall sebabt nnS III
Jplse beiIen ieien ieine 8eine uni
iein red)ter Mrm selGbmt. aarbinnl
BON 9artmann babe benz Bapit sic
geadrid)t bierpDn iiberbradJt. @enn
oie Weldidte iuirflidJ ipnbr ipGre,
oann ipiirbc Der Hapit iiber Sic
8ranfbeit oes 9niiers IGnsit bon iei-
l,ent Nenntins in @ien nnterridtei
iei1 Mnb bGtte 6ie geadDridjt nid)t erlt
pDtt &ar0inal bpn 6artmann III be-
fDnmen braitden. Nber lelbitner-
ifan0lid lit bie sanse 0eIdlidJte selo-
gen.
sl1ls 2onoon miro gemelbet, e
ipiiroen bort piele aanabier, 9sea-
Seelanoer nno 9luitralier, Die ibres
8ergniigens oOer @elhafte ipegen
oortbin gefommen tpdre1 8lriidge-
balten neil Die 9anlpfer frGftige
geute i'm n1ilit1rpflibtigell Sitter 5ll
beforocrn Iih lpeigerten.
glns 2onoon miro geneloet, lil1tet
Gem Man oes 2oro 9erbp bdtte1 Iid
5tpei Bis 5ipi ei1balb Wiflionen Ge,
friiten antperben Iaiien. @enn's nui
irnbr it'll
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-12-15

|gen's, 9atigfeit gegen @nffenfobri-
fen nno Wnnltionsfdiffe iibertpndt
isno be5ablt bube.
Mderbunniniiter Soulton lbGtt
ben 8ert Der lebtidbrigen Gormer-
TRACE ii1ieres So1oes altf 1878 Dill
llonen Dollars ob.
Die Bun0es @ran0iurn bon
13etp gorf, 6ie cine llnter{ufituq III
9e3ug auf oas raabor's Beace
Council" li1ternonlmen fat, iene
gereinia,na, oie anaeblid) BON ;srar1S
BON MinteIen ullo einem nid,t qeroDp
|uorteilbaft befannten N0rjenaqcniea
!famens Dopio 2antor in's 2eben qe=
|rufen lit, nm @treifs in Whtnitions-
|iino Iaffenfnbrifen in Gaene ali
|leben, bat ibre Sdtiafeit auf eiflrs
3eitIonq einaeltellt Sic min erJt
Suu1ieI @onlpers h0rerl 81 ioII ihr
g1eiluroen in Ncsuo o,,f oie ssSo6ri=
fen oeben III oenen man perit,d;t
|boben iol, Streifg III Gsel,p III iebesll
gompers lit III oieler 5ofe feia
eintuonofreier 3euqe. gritens lit er
Gin cntShieoener glnhanocr Ser 9l(=
|fiierten 1lno atpeiteus lit er eifcriiid,.
|tio ouf ie0e Mrbeiterperei1io1in1 Sic
I i'd nid,t tillio 5einem einfIuk hin
oiebt cye6enfnIis oeht olls ser gfndj-
ridn herpor. DoR es ; nit 4 sen bofitipcn
Betpeilpn tpelde Ser N,,n6eso1,1polr
Gnotpnen Wsnr5hon fSir 0ie MnfIoae
boben tnoI[te nodb ,rid,t botr1benfidee
/ ift 11ebrioens bot Mebr0}enfo,tf
s9,,donon 9 nm 4 csI(inois 0er qsr6ii.
Senf Ses Sohpr's Wenre gouneiIa
rio ,d,ou neneIoef IN 0ouorpf ST.;
g(ntroo mm q o,,f csmbend,menta rs oes I w,nl.
0esonmaIts Gmoin0en waorihon oe.
SteIit foeiI er es s,,oeIn5fen hobe sal,
Ser & nofen NON gSetD Sm 10 glorf ii eif,er
TssIottonho5is Fir freu,Se frieofiihreulye
sI,Sd,te II opn,od,t ~ ,rpr6e. = mil s & oeoen
Sic Ghiffsbefiher Sic Grpio{initpfFe
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-12-15

usussD$< <tA& CSpu Fuu<tuuRSl tut%o ~
imelOet, Elm fein6lidjer &reuSer ba-
ihe, nnteritiitt bnrd) einen 8eDbad=
ItMngsballunv bic tiirfiiden GrGben
nnb Watterien bei Mnafarta bpmbar=
I6iert. 9lnd) bei gri 8nrnu nnb Sch
Gl-8abr b1ttem Idarfe Gombaroe-
ments itattgefitnbrn. Sin birefter
!Nngriff, ben bic Alliierten aif Sch
IGl-yabr berindten, lei ieOodl bSllig
5niammengebrpd)cn. Sic mnkten iidl
inter srokeu @erlniten siriif5ieben.
! Die Ceiterreider meIoen, bak iie
bic 4efeitisnngen anf BET Iarna Wu-
IA in WaonteHesro seitiirint batten.
Mns Sofia ipirb gentel6et, 0af
Icie 8nlgaren am Montag bereits
Die Iettem ierbiiden GtG0te Ouiran,
5iebseli mnb Gtruga beiekt baben.
9fndJ biefe 9epefde melbet, bak bic
alliiertem A5iilfstrnppen amf griedi=
tiides 0ebiet iibersetreten ieien. 9a
lie nidts ben benz geitern beridJteten
lSnrdbreden Der alliierten Qiuietr
nnb benz Abidneiben Der ssransoien
luDn @riedenlano iagt, ntnk man mol
letoer annebmen, ban nielc Nadl-
ridJt nidJt iuabr eeipeien 1T. Bon ei-
nem WerfoIsen Der Tliebeitben auf
sriedJiides 0ebtet ieitens Der 8nlga-
rem iagt bic 0epeide nidts.
Mns Sofia ipiro gemeloet, Die
letten &Gmpft gegen Die Serben, bic
GngIGnoer nnb bic 6ran5oien bGtten
lfd bei Ooiran nnb am Odri6a See,
bic letten &Gmpfe NIT ben 1ransO-
len nnb GnAIinbern batten iid) nni
|lSem red]ten nftr bes garbar absc.
fpielt. NGdJ ibmen battrn iidj bic
Mniierten anf 8riediid)es 6ebiet 5it-
rii6Be5Ogen.
4 9as italieniidt Sarlnment fat
lid bertast, na&oem es nod cine
lsrORartise Gemunitration fit ben
i farieg Mnb 6as Seer 9ema6t latte.
/ Der Ninben. 6annpber Qauul,
|bns Iette WlieS oes yf6cin.Sannpper-
aanaI, 1T erSffuet. 0er 0anal fp-
itet ied)ssia Ntiliunen Wearf. @ie.
Ser Gin 6entId)es syriebensperf, Sns
mitten i'm ariea npllenStt III. W,I.
|dje anbere frieefabrenbe Mad,t lam
|OcnfSd5Idnb 6ies nodimodien
0tras HanI MuIf.qR,ft,rn;d. S.r
n,n, S.stfd,, ssatrd,oft,r n a"u;,on.
tinOneI n bom gnItnn In ID orps,r
MnSisr, ,mhsonoen h,orh,n ~
WptId,ofter 5anfe n iein,rs Nnsnra.
fdr Sns = i;d, s., orSsf, spin, "a.
ben merAe s., omfen W,s;rhrmc,u
,m;sd,,n 0entSM,ganS nrS ~ a..
+; ~ ,r6eH,n O;,r, W.,;.hrrnsr M
him M ssm,;nsor,.r srts,.5s,,
cns ,nc.v Werh;rS;.na ,m;;x.r
S.n wct;nr.r wrS ors Ssr, s.lita,,,
mer,r n,oensr;t;o,m ~ ssertror,r -, !, M. 81
h,;Ssn Msoiermnosn heorsrS.t Ner =,
4 emIfau Sr;idfe IN sein,r Mnt,nurt
| fein feifes Werfrem,n ma. Sos Ser !
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-12-15
IisTanb.

TongreBrepg6lelltd1r SuW1
nan BON sSuinois rei1te i'm Neprd'
ientnlltenballe oes &ongreiies elmer
@elnlnB elm, rah benz $. Snotpoel
Nearibull, Der 8uilocsanipolt fiir oen
liioIihen Diitrift BON Nelp yorf
ainlpeadeo" tperoen lollte, neil er es
geItattete, oaB friegfiibrei10e eliTo-
paiIbe WGdte ben Netu yorfer Sd.
fen als GIottenbniis beilmsten.
ltniere gegieriing bat eille
geote nah Earis geididt, in Der iie
Die Serausgabe Ser Deutfhen per'
longt, Die >fiir5Iid our1 Die 8eiat.
,lng oes fro15oliiden ariegsihifFes
Ganpfern aGaomo", vGnrolina"
-un6 ,Sm ssuan" berlintergebolt
maroen. Die geote erfldrt oies iiir
cine flasrante 8erlesung amerifaai-
iher Hehte.
9ie repnblifanild]e Sectional
fonbention ioIl am z. Snni in Chi
cago itattfinoen.
Gin gepiiier Sobannes Senli-
fus ban 4oonergen, Der iett in ga.
naoa nobnt, ioa Der gebeinu1isnoiie
Gtaats5euge gegen Den Baron bon
@rinfen iiilo Die anoerr in San
6ranciseo Derbafteten angebliden
8erlhiuorer iein, BON Dem oos sSsu-
lti5-9epartement eeiproden bat Gr
ioil erfl1rt haben, 8rinfen babe ibll
oafiir be5ablt, ooB er 9oniben fabri-
siere.
ssSn ieiner beldlporenen @usia-
ge bebauptet ban 8oolbergen audi,
oab Der oertife 4oniuI in Sar
fSraniso, Srans 8opp, feline, &polbcr-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-12-15

er audi mar eine ein5ige 8rafa-
te, ielbit fleines &aIiber, b1tte ibn
onr6ldlagen man gIa1tbt 6od
ipenigltens, ipenn man ettpas iiber.
oent &opf bat, iid geborgett Da
ipringt anf eir1nlal Ser ons geIep6oil
beoienei1be sSnfanteriit auf. gr FIJI.
aus Dem poroer1tetl @raben bic
Meloarng onrdgegeben befommel:
Der 6eiito rnaht @asangriff! @ier
lit fih ieoer iiber anes, mas oieseS.
Wort be6eutet, flar. sSett NOR mir
aGes einerlei, ieBt nluBte ih bot.
mocbte oas alif meinem Meg 1lie6er-
gebetoe feiirolide syeuer aud nod
10 entieklib leiit, lpenn i1 au1 Gsi
Dem erlten Sbritt getroffen tpiirre,
| ib nluBte eben nleinen Soften be-
Ieben I'm poroerlten Graben. llno
es mar ihlinn1. syeoe Sefniroe, ie-
ben gru1teil Der Sefuf1oe, lWor
man nit oent 2eben ab, man biidie
lid man frob, man IieB fib platt
| |auf ben 8ooen fanen man blieb
lirgenoipo nit ben &leioern b1rger,
lman ralte mie0er boripdrts. Dos
5prengitiif elmer @dapefeIgronote
lfnbr 10 nabe nll nteiner rehten 9ailo
|porbei, lie nit Gdipefel iiberitrel-
emo, oaB iie 5itronengeIb lit! iie
miro es nod tngelang bleiben 1le-
Der nns raIten oie Welhoiie, beuIer3
ilno iitrretto, nidt uur oie Der Sent
0e, oie alles 5erfekeno nit getpalti-
gem 9rnhen einfd5Iugen, iortoern
lclh Die nnIerer gelanlnlten MrtiIle.
rie. gSie tpenn elm alles abtpebrer-
Ser Shi[o mid linlgeben bdtte, bell
fam ih an nrein 3iel. Der Braben
lift pollbeictt bon ben III Anlhlag ite-
benoen sSnfanteriiten. ST babe fei-
ne 9erbinoune NIT meiner Bottle
| rie; Die 2eit1tlg lit 5eriholien. SD
oahte MN rtatiirlid, nlitten in BEN
0erenfeilel binein5lifonlnleiL nber
| Iichon beim Ndberfonmen mar nit
Oie 9iube oufgefanen, Die III bieiem
@rabenabihnitt berrldte limo be-
lAngriff, 0as @os2 $50 mar Dos al
les2 Aah uno nod fldrte iid Die
Situation. Satl6hlid batte Der
0eitto oas @ns nbgelalIen, oos auf
Ilnlere @r1ben 5ufam. SIN ridtigen
Augenblid uber tpllr0e es Our6 oas
Ibern1ebrte Jeuer iinierer 4rtillerie
|uno olA oilrh ben fir nns giiritiGen
ssgino bodgetrieben, 10 oaB es foIl
an feiner Gfelle oes @rabens Die
beabiidtigte Wirfutg botte. @egen-
iiber Dem Mbihnitt, in benz ih mild
befo1o, lit Der Geino iiberbaupt nidat
| aus Ieinem @rnben gum Mngriff bor.
aeongen. gfe1ts lino linfs BON rnei-
|rem Abidnitt iino 6ie gngldn0er
5ipnr aus ben @rdben berbprgefoin=
men, nbcr oerdrtig 5ulammengeihol-
|'ien uno nit @ar1ograrnten empfnn-
gen tporoen, oaB aIles, mas niht nllf
Der MaIitott blieb, in eiliger 6luht
Hid uieoer aliriidsoa.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-12-15

gu pern,ieten Gin an Capitol glus..
9encpn Sill, gitps8lod 1776, aan5 en-
eesdilnter Elnb. 8lpd pon Der gtrnNens
babn aeleae1l, lit NIT sgobnhals lluo Sc
bdulihfeifen fir $500 Der Moaut su
rerrerterl Gin gntts hor3iiglidler Ylaa
fir @nrteiis llnb Siihner8utht Winn ipelh
De iicil on Gbriitian Gpeier, Gisrntfmer,
400 fredericksburg Mpab.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-12-15

Or. 5. s. Eabne, 3obnarst, 1T llah
COB 9raoD- -@ebdltoe illneeSoaen. se'-
Grofett 5217.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-12-15
6ans III Drrrentfll.

Oas mntere nnb Dbere Gtsdiperf
bon Ssr. 218 Di-Gummerre GtraEe
lit sm perrenten. gGbere Ansmnit III
Der Office Der uJrtieu TreKe4.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-10-10
ADVERTISE EsTRAY ANIMALS.

Any person taking up an estray ani.
NAL must advertise the same within
ten days in some newspaper. He must
also within ten days send notice Of
advertisement to the county auditor
and another by registered mail to the
commissioner Of agriculture at Biz
.marck. II you fail TO do this, you are
likely to get into trouble. Z
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-10-10
ANSWERS 10 BLIND ADS
PLEASE CALL FOR SAME
POSITIONS WANTED

THE CLASSIFIED columns are the meet
Ing places for the employer and the
employee. Let little I'd ind you
q position. It only costs . few
cents and always brings results.
sWANTED--Young married man
would like position in town for the
winter. Familiar with clerical
\ work and grocery business. Apply
676 Tribune. ,1Or9--55t
WANTED Experienced Lady stenog-
rapher desires position; can sur
nish good references. Address d,
care Tribune. l0-i1-3t
POSITION a.yVANTED-Elxperien need
\ lady stenographer desires position:
. can furnish good references. Ad.
dress l. care Tribune. 1O.6.2t
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-10-10
HOW 70 AAswER sLihp ADJ.

All edS signed with numbsro, O
initials, care Tribune must b0 :aii.
sUsrod By letter addressed 10 the
number given IN tho ad. Tribune en-
psoyes are not permitted to tell who
any advertiser 10. Mail or send your
answer % Tribune No. -, and We
forward Il to the advertiser /
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-10-10
BoARDERs WANTED

MANY people are looking lor good
board. Can't you take caGo a01e one
or two young mon or swomsn1 They
are watching this column, and look.
Ing for . good .'Homey Dlace 70
stay. Advertise and RI this sur
plus change for yourself. and make
someons satisfied With Hfe.
WANTED-Table ;boarders and room.
ers. Phone 506L. 400 7th ST.
9-19-1mo.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-10-10
FARM Lands Z

farm Lands
THE classified columns aro very val
uAbls II you have farm lands .fof
{ sale. :lsany big deals are "pulled
through" After being started
through . little classified ID.
WANTED Information regarding
good farm or unimproyed land for
sale. r. G. List, MINNEAPOLIS.
FOR SAEE-160 acres good lake bot
tom; unimproved; miles north
east from Driscoll, $15 per acre.
For particulars address Harry Pet
erson. 140l First Ave. Seattle.
WASH. lO-1i ills.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-10-10

lW0uL 0A40U. Auo5 u0v0E AoA1s n. u
WANTED--Y Young man who can ride
bicycle, for light delivery work
Apply Runge's Bakery. 10-10.3t
Man wanted to represent
Chicago manufacturer Of fuel saver
endorsed by many owners of fiat
and Office buildings, factories,
stores, residences, ETC.. and recEmr
dnended by leading contractors and
builders. Guaranteed to- reduce fuel
y expense 20 per cent to SO per cent,
and SELLS itself when properly pre-
isented by man of standing andre
<sponsibility in his community.
There is an unlimited field and man
with any ordinary business expert
ence can sell and install. Reliable
man who can satisfy as to respOn-
sibility can take up the work with
the certainty of making several
Thousand dollars in the next few
months. Address, Crown Fuel Saw
er, Stock Exchange Bldg, Chicago,
Ill. 1O.1041t
WANfED-Nigat cook at Munfo's
Cafe. 108-3t
Messenger boy. Apply
Western Union.
WANTED Canvassers. either ssx,
for medallions and picture framing.
Apply.sto Geo. LaLone, Mgr, Clpi-
tai Art Co. 9-25-1 MP.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-10-10
LOST AND FOUND

l0ST-4lI1leWellyn setter; male; at
Bismarck. White and black spots,
large black spot on, face ana hip.
Collar WITH nickel plate. Name.
"Ji;n," favors left :lind foot. Find-
er. address F. c. Pope, Dr es,l. NJ
ID, Liberal reward. lO-l0-5t
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-10-10

FOR sALE-GIouse and 5 lots; close
to school and Capitol building. s.
e. Register. 10-8.3t
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-10-10

FOR SACE-1ExtTa we'll built, eight
room modern house; three BLOCKS
from business center. Small cash
payment and balance less than rent
j. TX. iDoran. 1O9-ilno
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-10-10

FOR SALE OR RENT-Several Cot
tages, also two larger residence
properties; two cottages on the.
east side for rent. A. s. Reitan,
over Knowles and Haney's Jewelry
Store. @ 10-6.6t:
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-10-10

FOR .SALE-.Small house, modern,
Corner lot 5Ox140, 2k blocks from
Postofice. Price and terms reasun-
able. Apply !Dr. MacLachlan, Lucas
Block. 1O-S-St
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-10-10
DREssMAKuga

DREssMAKuya
HAVE YOU ANY 0RE83MA<Ifl6
talent? Well, don't hide It under
3 bYghel," but advertise IN this col
umn and gold viii cover your palm.
DRES9MAl<tNG = First-class DRESS.
making Mrs. Blanche Masters,
Varney Flats. Phone 3S3R.
410-10.1mo
WANTED-Dressmaker wants sew
ing by the day. Call 311 Fourth;
St. or iphone 474. 10-g-6t
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-10-10
HOUSES FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Four-room house, well
finished inside. Sidewalk, city wa.
ter, electric lights. Just right for
a newly married couple or a small
family; $1,000; s3125 cash, balance
$l5 monthly. J. II. HOLMAN, Box
211. 10-1O-2t
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-10-10

You have not read all the news IN
tn you have read thu want ads
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-10-10

IF. e. YOUNG
FOR sALE-A splendid bargain in
farm land-can brake every inch; !;
B fine soil; best part OF county; very
easy terms. H.
FOR eAlE-Five-room house; close
in, toilet and electric light, good
neighborhood; 10000. easy pay.
ments. 51e
FOR aALE-Lots in Riverview Addi-
tion, where buyers are fully pro-
teeted; prices are much lower than
in any other good part Of the city;
easy terms. z i
FOR RENT-Automobile garage. 5th
st. and Ave. B. 81
r. E. YOUNG II
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-10-10
HELP WANTED rEMA1n

WANTE0-Young girl for liglt work.
Family of three. BIS Thayer st.,
Phone 228L. 1O-8-3t
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-10-10
HELP WANTED MALE.

LIT . classified advertisement Ind
the right man for that position you
want filled. They never fail.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-10-10
FOR SNUE-One registered female
Scotch Collie 2 years old, $4,000.
Geo. C. tHelling, Baldwin, N. D.

FOR SAIE-One Kalamazoo Range,
almost new only used about three
months. Also one medium size
heating stove. "A bargain If taken
at once. Phone 476-K. I0-7-tf
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-10-10

WANTED--Young man who can ride
bicycle. for light delivery work
Apply tRunge's Bakery. 1O-1N-3t
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-10-10
\ FOR SALE Or TRAD

FOR SALE OR TRA6E-Fof land, .
atock Of jewelry. Apply No. $50.
Tribune. S.l5-lM0
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-21
How to Reach the louis MosenfeLder Acre Additi

lights. passed July IS This defector
eliminates 1.-THE glare and the binding
dazzle from the headlights and in
ereases tine efficiency of the light The
motor apparatus of the police aud FIRE
departments Of the city ara equipped
With the OsEohd deHectors and we are
pleased 80 recommend the same
The dedectof g8ins its efficiency as
bota DINNER aud reflector by IS series
uf f9nceutrle pr4sms ground IN the
ela#H. and "a stippIed center of about
1850 inches TIA diameter Tie deHectogs
are made in Bis dinerent sizes and So
can he.Httea ia light q any staud-
ard size Leiihnef & Weishar IT Rock
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-21
DEPUTY LEAVES FOR
WEST FOR VAN LACKE

Theophn Van Lacke. wanted for lar
ceny, is under arrest at Cody, wyo.
Deputy Sheriff Thomas Burtchaell has
lef- for the western town to bring the
prisoner back for trial 1t is charged
that Van Lacke stole $50 from an East
Moline man last fall
Other charges are also to be fled
against him on his return. it is said.
Van Lacke has been employed for some
'tme on farm near Cody,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-21
MORE FARMERS FILE
TITLES FOR RECORD

G " Quinn Port ByFon filed the
name "sloyerdale stock Farm Cor
his place IN CoTdoga township. for
record al the court house this morning.
y. II. Moody asked 10 nave the title
"pocta View Stock Farm officially an
piled 70 his property
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-21

Ned Armstrong. who li7es near Pre-
emption was second; Francis King
Moline. third: Dale MofHtt Reynolds.
fourth Ernest Fret, Andaiusla' MIN;
and Glen Euyer, Milan. sixth mas
county IS entitled 10 send I'VE represeH-
tatives to dhe school. all OF whose ez-
penses will be paid by the state. ne
nrst five ndmed viii 90 ana MISS mar
ris homes the last viii also have an op
portnnifv 10 ATTEND. which will I've the
case if some Of the other counties do
not send their full quota
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-21
SELECT BOYS TO
ATTEND THE FAIR

Clifford Skogh, Moline, made the
highest grade in the competitive test Of
ne applicants to attend the boys state
a1r school which is annually held al
'pringfeld in connection with the fair,
4lss Lou NJ. Harris this morning re-
7lyed the marked papers from Spring
led
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-21

Island has secur4d the agency for the
defectors in Rodk Island and Henry
counties, I'LL, and in Scott county
Iowa
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-21

All tho news all the time The
Argus
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-26
DESERTED WIVES
TELL THEIR WOES
CHICAGO INQUIRY SHOWS LARGE
women on WORKERS ARE
RARELY LETT.
STEADY Jsb ara chIsrsr Pound To q,
Greatest insurers a. Ds-sste
tappI ross.

chicago. rr. Warca ss-~wtv Hgs
.1afs Desert Tbeir Wives -lsat b.
ra~ subject ON ~oris based On a sur
r-r Or d-s~rti1u lr CFiear1 at.-h -
Being maf- bv G.. ID Haearey o. tss
berrag % public welfare.
tIfs6a-s Ere survey ls % se-1ls
aH+ UoerauI 1s1rG statistics ~m.
bottled III if reveal many at.us Gag
.tet4 rrEar{.@s ssT gerarior % mari
rt rrF..etF fu PIG CITY,
FsetS~s i1 Prssfr-l
According Co. these statistics. pass
experience tH CEi~1E1 has proved
rsEE rre utarssy o. t4r bone de-
5-rfs rs9r ftr nationality of bus
.srt raf wife. rbefr relative ages.
resIr7ruraf. recrpati1a. sire. phys
l. strra -t1. uafa, standards. eot1r.
e-gsslf.. temperament. s~aita. Dis
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-26

IN he days OF he pony cypress
many wonderful, long rides were made
by those engaged i'm carrying the
malls through dangerous country, VII
sam r. Cody buffalo Bid made q
souad trip of 2Sf miles without stops.
except TO change horses and TO par
take of one meal Tt is recorded that
Robert II. Haslam PONY Bob) rode
$50 miles at one stretch. When the
pony express ceased to exist Haslsm
became q Wells Fargo messenger. rid
ing 100 miles every "a hours, being 10
hours on the road Jack Keetley. a
pony express rider. is credited with
$40 miles in 81 hours. and Jim Moore.
another rider. is said to have covered
2S0 miles in IA hours and 10 minutes.
New York sun.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-26

erection. wealth. religion and number
% eriidr~u.
I'D" pefeer.afr ut dreeft'u ''
sfoen Co b. lowest amonE Italians
asa hisa"st nu'ns thr AHlsricaii-aorn'
eifh Germans occupying a pruetirai'.
Intermediate position
These Reasonably safe
t.-g-f.-- s.. rt. r.-r.r ID, .s.. .--r.
.., ...r.. 800 d, --r.,....,- --s.r,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-26
SAGE TEA KEEPS
YOUR HAIR DARK
When Mixed With Sulphur It
Brings Back It's Lustre
and Abundance.

Gray hair. however handsome. de
notes advancing age. We all know the
advantages of q youthful appearance.
Your hair is your charm. II makes or
mars the face. When it fades, turns
gray and looks dry, wispy and serag-
gly, just a few applications of Sage
Tea and Sulphur enhances its appear
ance a hundred-fold
Don't stay grayi Look youngi Eth
er prepare the tonic at home or get
from any drug store a 50-cent bottle Of
"Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com
pound" Thousands Of folks recon-
mend this ready-to-use preparation, be
cause it darkens the hair beautifully
and removes dandruff, stops scalp itch
ing and falling hair; besides, no one
can possibly tell, as II darkens so
naturally and evenly. You moisten a
sponge or soft brush with Il, drawing
this through the hair. taking one
small strand at a time. BY morning
the gray hair disappears; after anoth-
er application or two, its natural color
Is restored and IT becomes thick.
glossy and lustrous, and you appear
years younger.
Harper House pharmacy.-(AdV.)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-26

ard. a .loafer, a spendthrift? Does he
abuse his family2
Is either husband or vote nervous,
morose. sulleu. fault-dnding, immoral,
feebIe-minded. subject TO epilepsy
Is the family income flush? Ample?
CTampe32
Was there difference of opinion be
tween man and wife as TO the desir-
ability of ChiIdrene
To addition TO the compilation OF
specific facts concerning desertiou iu
Chicago. the survey compreheuds a
study of conditions abroad with a
view of arriving at recommendations
which shall serve as a groundwork
for legislative and social action look
ing toward the amelioration of the
situation in Chicago