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Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-11-03
SAFEGUARDING RICH WIDOWS.

Copyright. 1915, b. the lecture News.
PAPER Syndicate.)
"Goodby, dear heart! L go to dwell
A weary way from thee,
Your dear kiss is our last farewell;
Thou wilt be happy, love. and. bless
Thee; happy mayst thou be,
1 would not make thy pleasure less:
Yet, darling, keep for me,
Who wander outside in the night
One little corner Of thy light"
The uppermost thought Of the good
man who has acquired wealth is to
protect his family from future want.
He knows that old heads cannot be
put on young shoulders; that youth is
not capable Of coping with intrigue
from h outside world. There is no
human being he can trust as he can the
mother OF his children. Into her hands
he places his fortune, Unrestricted as
to h course wisest and best to pur-
sue.
Nine widows out Of 10, especially IL
they be advanced in years, carry out
the trust faithfully. The 10th widow
failing to safeguard her as we'll as her
children.
Prospective heiresses are golden
bats for fortune hunters, but the man
VINO Is intent upon marrying money
knows that her wealth may be with
AASAN Ny AOA Ao1A1AAys n ~ 10 50 lutTuSL0O.
Tor long years to come, and he would
have to work for and support a woman
whom he was not ardently in love
with for her w sake-during the best
years Of his life, with expectations Of
wealth which might never materialize.
n mar who contemplates paying
court to a rich widow faces none Of
these contingencies Of losing.
Hat the Wealth in Her Own Hands.
Indulgent No. / has not taken the
p~recaution to put strings to 1t. II she
is q woman possessing o heart than
head. easily flattered and Of the kind
who respond to ardent and persistent
lovemaking, he figures It out that in all
probability he would. Al her husband.
be 30 enabled to establish himself firm
~ IN her affections that he could give
her children q severe tussle to capture
even q meager portion Of the money
In absolute control Of their mother.
Will be tempted to wed again, IL anoth-
or man seemingly az good and true az
b loved and lost one comes a-wOo-
ing. Few people suspect the widow Of
90 or ~thereabouts to be still susceptible
to the enthralling dreams Of loving
deniable fact that this IL the crucial
turning point in q widows existence.
She IL usually too proud to admit that
she 10 lonely and longs for companion.
ship. but this 10 the case. Her SOM
may love her. after the manner Of o
She e dear to them, blu the betrothed
sweetheart with whom they spend all
Of their disengaged hours. Il must be
admitted. = dearer still. though in quite
= different way.
Her daughter changes in heart in
terest With marriage. At first, the
young bride divides her affections
fairly equally between her husband and
mother. hut with the rnmamA ~ hnMsn.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-11-03

lar for her black cat the old witch
promised to give the king a pill that
would change him into q FREELY and
then he q to come to her to be
changed into his shape again.
The next night when tho prince
started out the king swallowed the
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-11-03

Mrs. FOX wouldn't let him smoke In
the house.
Bonnie and Pete watched him take
a match + m his vest pocket and
strike it on the seat Of the chair, and
then he lighted his pipe.
Mr.. Fox took two puffs and then he
stopped and removed the pipe from his
mouth. He looked at it inc put it in
his mouth again and look another puff.
This time the tears came into his eyes,
but he puffed it again and drew in a
long whiff, and this time he dropped
the pipe and ran into the house, hold
ing his Avs over his mouth.
Bennie and Pete laughed so they
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-11-03

so - was OVt on. 0N1tA
certainly the composite contained more
fancy than truth.
At the present time q few facts are
knOWn. There II no question but that
q next 10 years will see many dis
c0vertes In the field OF liver physoloxv.
1t - not possible that 30 large an or.
gan ould have 80 little work to do as
that which we now know about.
Wc KNOW that It secretes bile. That
dence IL that bile ID the least service.
able Of all the digestive Juices. Il a.
not to be compared with the gastric
Juice. or the panceratic. or the secre-
tion Of the intestinal glands.
AZ . digestant It seems to be about
on g par with the saliva. It stimulates
b inteastinal muscles to work and the
other Stands to secrete. and thus In
by direct action.
T-lis 70 what Minor calls the pantry
junction Of the liver. The food, having
been cooked In the Kitchen = the
etomach-and being on the WAY to the
dining srOom-the intestine0-ie Favored.
IN the pantry by the bile and pancrea-
tic juice.
Some might not agree with Minor In
:alling q lntestines the, dining room.
the actual eaters = the cells OF the
body. and the food In the intestince.
while In the prccess Of preparation, Is
ledl1 1Ar from being ready fo be oafan.
BY b body colla. Helping IN thin ftlr.
|ther p~repafation u the most Important
Work that stho liver has 70 do. Il q ~.
- the sAel6 n which the discoveries Of
g ne11 49, yeatoAre to b. made.
~ lece4et1e0 1unoetone oe the liver
s1eAraad oeAsch fs1AySfor - sni .iSs
sys2 VI 1922 fssJ
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-24
TWO PERSONS DIE
IN AUTO ACCIDENT
Machine Wrecked at Bad Turn in Chi
cagO While Returning From
R0by, Ind, With Party.

Chicago. Ill, June 20. ". Frank
lin. 50 years old, of Burlington, Iowa,
and Mrs. Eva Laudaul, %. of Chicago,
were killed. and J. Wicker. High Point.
Iowa. and Miss Matte Briggs. Chicago,
were severely injured here today when
the automobile in which they are said
TO have been returning from Roby,
Ind. struck q peddler's wagon.
The accident occurred at a bad turn
at Harbor avenue and Ninety second
street. which has been the scene o.
many other similar accidents. Fred
Flack. driver OF the machine, was ar
rested.
At the South Chicago hospital it was
said that the injuries of Wicker, who
is 81 years old. and Miss Briggs, who
is %. were superficial. Only Frank
lin and Mrs. Landau were thrown
from the car.
Witnesses told the police that the
machine was going at high speed when
IL rounded the corner and crashed into
the cart
Franklin and Wicker. the police say
that Wicker told them. came to Chi
cago to see the 5OO-mile derby which
Will be run at the new Chicago speed
way next Saturday. They met the wo-
men az a west side cafe last night and
after visiting other cafes drove to
Roby. Ind for fish dinner.
Miss Briggs said that Mrs. Laun-
daul really was Mrs. Shepherd. but
that she separated from her husband
recently and resumed her maiden
name. Laundual.
According 10 the police, Franklin
and Wicker appeared TO be prosperous
business men.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-24
NEW SET MINISTERS
FAVORED BY ALFONZO

Madrid. June % Cvla Paris.l-King
Alfonso. IL is now believed. viii de-
eide 20 retain Eduardo Dato as pre-
mier. but woth a new set OF ministers
after lunrhinE with the king at La
Grania. Scnor Dato returned TO Mad
rid this evening
His majesty is expected to arrive
here tomorrow morning for a confer
ence with the chiefs of the monarchial
parties. including former Premier
Maura. leader of the conservatives;
Count Romanones. former premier;
Marquis Alhuemas. former secretary
of state. Senor Besada. former min
lister 81 finance, and Senor Nillanueva.
former minister OF marine.
Premier Dato and his cabinet re
signed Tuesday because they consid-
cred the failure of the recent $780,
600 600 loan as equivalent 20 a vote OF
lack OF confidence.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-24
THE WAR TO-DAY

The fali % Lcmbcrg Is being follow
ea. accpTdinE 90 Berun adviccs. hy q
sri ierag Russian retreat over side
fronf In the LemberE district the
victorious Austro- German armies are
said % BE- driving the Russians east
card. while 20 the west the armies Of
Emperor Nicholas are falling back
from the country northwest Of
Przsmyat. near the Russian border,
and as far north as the district Of
Kl~ice. in Russian Poland. about one
hundred miles south of Warsaw. The
Berlin dispatch says the Russians near
L.enibrrE kept up their resistance 10
the last, their line being cut m the
north and auaily iu the center. before
the city.
fosfiIitics are continuing with vary
ing degrees of intensity along the
whole Italian front An official COM
fnuuieatlon from Rome states that
Austrian attacks 90 several points
serr repuiscd. The report mentions
no further advances hy the Italians, cN-
rrpt for one small gain. and apparent
tv the invasion 81 Austria has been
checked by the rcinforccmcnts brought
iu from the Gsiieiau front.
The Turkish forces IN the Caucasus.
uhich recrntiy have undertaken a
u~v offensive movement. are said TO
have Won a fresh victory. An an
u8unernrut from CuuEtantiuople says
the Turks captured positions along a
front % nearly tvgo miles In the fight
lrE iu the direction of olti. the Rus
SLAMS ae@inE eastward
Reports ~ yesterdays fighting on
the Franco-BciEian front indicate that
the battle in the Arras district has
subs.drd Along the remainder % the
battle lire no important changes are
Fe corded.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-24
SISTERS SLAIN IN
SOUCHEz ATTACK
French Report Says Hospital Is Hit
During Bombardment by the
German Forces.

Paris, June 24-Oficial statement:
In the region north OF Arras last
night passed relatively calmly except
north of Souchez, where the cannonad-
ing never ceased. The enemy bonn
barded Arras. the hospital of the Holy
Sacrament being particularly damag.
ed. Some sisters and some of the
nurses lost their lives.
In front Of Dompierre the explo-
sion of a German mine was followed
by a violent bombardment of our
trenches. An attack on the part of
the enemy was easily checked by us.
On the heights of the Meuse, and
the Calonne trench, there has been no
change in the situation We are main
tanning our positions in portions OF
the second German line
In Lorraine, not far from Lein-
trey, the enemy delivered a counter at
tack. After a rather spirited engage
ment they were repulsed. On the rest
or the front last night passed quietly.
The number OF prisoners made
since June II in the region of the
Fecht river now amounts TO 25 officers.
% under-oftlcers and 63S men"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-24
WESTERN RAILWAYS
PETITION IS DENIED

Washington. u. C. June 24.-The in
tcEsfate commerce commission today
denied an application OF western
trunk lire roads 10 establish a rate of
rs cents per hundred pounds on spell
ter. In carloads. minimum 10000
pounds. from Hiiisboro and Spring
FIELD. Ill. 20 shipside gulf ports for ex-
port 20 Europe. Asia and Africa
The Southern Pacific railway and its
eastern rail and steamship connections
were authorized by the commission TO
establish rates on dried fruits of so
cents per 100 pounds. and so cents
per 100 pounds in bags. IN carloads
with a minimum weight of $4,000
pounds from California points to Al
lAntic coas; cities. and to continue
higher rates with intermediate points
provided the present rates to such
points are not increased
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-24
SUSPICION CROWS
ABOUT CAMPBELL
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kerT t-r aesFF esf aslsshsss la q
purse vs5eE sss 5svsFlssla placed
gstsF pee p5tlaNs
oaapseG testified sssE etre BE- vas
called ss esr reers tsss sgs ssa ssefe-
faa tssrs wss a reil & ssiis oe ere
dresser ssd mas ss sfsesd skssz BE- =
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sssa f5r Fsr storage ef wEtes tsT
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t=rsr saot soese st ges a6sFg ffoss ere
rsrse arf placed EE eE fE- dresser Co
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-24
Mexican Chief Has Refused
to Agree to a Truce
With Gen. Villa.
TO CRUSH HIS ENEMIES
His Army, Under Gonzales,
Reaches Suburbs of Cap
ital, 1t Is Claimed.

Washington. u. C. June OGCial
hope that the heads OF the warning mil
itary factions In Mexico would settle
their differences waned today. Cen
eral Carranza's notice 20 the United
States reitcrating that he would not
agree 90 a truce with General villa
pending a discussion OF peace was re
gponsib... sc auaouuccs his intention
OF continuing his military campaign 20
crush his adversaries.
n Paso. Texas. June e4.-A Car
rama army under General Pablo Con
zales has reached the suburbs of
siexico Cisr. according TO q Telegram
received by the Csrranza agency he-e
today. from Vera Cruz, dated yester-
day
Gonzales halted I'm the suburbs. thc
message stated. because the Zapata
forces had entrenched themselves in
the center OF the capital and Con
zaics desired 60 spare the city the
horrors OF an attack The message
stated further that CarranEa had or
dcrcd Gonzales "to exhaust every
means before taking the city in the
face Cf rss--tEnfs-'
New Mi..si.r of Inter'Sr.
san Antonio. Texas. June ef-Car-
rama Consul T. 4. Beltrau here to-
day announced receipt OF a message
from Vera Cruz stating General Car
rama had appointed Governor Jesus
Acuna % Coahuila minister OF the in
terror in place OF Rafael Zurburan
Company. who resigned. Minister
Acuna. the message stated, also will
act temporarily ~ Eeau OF the a.
partment OF foreign relations. Luis
Cabrera has Withdrawn his resignation
and will remain At the head OF the
treasury depa iu',ut. ihe minister Of
Justice has no, been named.
Two Killed In Tnqui Attack.
Norales. Sonora. Mex. June "a.
Francisco Trujillo. one of Governor
Indian commanders as
yisfinE in the investment Of Aqua
Prieta. left today with his entire staff.
following an episode az a dance hall
last night. when he is said to have
opened fire on a crowd of men and
women jewellers and wounded five. His
destination was unannounced.
Yaqui Indians were reported 20 have
attacked Cruz de Piedra. south of
zmpaIme. last night Two persons are !
said TO have been killed. The Indians /
,Iso fred on train south Of En-
palme. but did no damage. Imuris. be
ween here and Magdalena. was raided .
md the railroad station set on ire.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-24
new EARTHQUAKE
SHOCKS ARE FELT
ndaunted by Havoc. People OF VAR
ioas Coast Towns Begin Work
OF Reconstruction.

p Centre. Cal. June 24.-Undaunted
by the havoc wrought by a series OF
earthquake shocks within - hours.
the people OF the various towns be
gan today the work OF rcconstructing
wrecked and damaged buildings. which
represented n property loss OF about
81 100000
Under the supervision % =. T.
smith. appointed by the city trustees.
the work of condcmning scores OF un-
safe structures vas begun
AZ CaicXico. McXicali. Hebcr and
ln this cliy martial law was stIu In
force.
The damage tn the different cities
is placed as follows. 81 Centre.
f5500oo. Calcxico. $4,000: Heber.
SEQ. 900. NexicaH $50 GOO. ~ Braw-
les. Hoitviiie and other smaller towns
th" total damage Is estimated At
$500 600 more.
Two more shocks were fcit last
1iEht following the two during the day
and those ~ Tuesday night
Thr damage Co tho vast irrigation
syFf~ms iu the Imperial valley. which
supply 100000 acres. is considered
comparatively liEht and viii be re-
prrrf az once.
Thr lisa nf thr dead in McTicaI
numbers eight. four Americans and
four WrNirans. The number % in
.urrf is placed az score
Another siiEht earthquake shock Vus
5stf here 81 $50 q. m. today. 10 shook
bricks from tine Masonic temple and
laFiula other buildings ruined or dam
srsd by the series % shocks Tuesday
aiEht
Several slight frrmrrE wcrc feit dug
rE the niEht and Kept thc people %
.h~ vaitrs ir q state % excitement. The
losses caused hy che earthquake viii
boz exceed $500 600. onerE of financial
received today hy the mayor
zrrr declined.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-24
Vest COAST STILL TREMBLING EUO ARMIES KEEP UP EASTERN DRIVE
WAYMAN'S WIDOW TO
RECEIVE 100000 IN
FEES OF HIS OFFICE

~rsiaFheia. HI Jsns st.-Ths
saprsr~ eoart - iIiiasis adi9uru-
- tks Igrs tern - coart this
nsaruinE after hansinF the ei~rk
- epiataus o. 81. AmsnE the
ntor~ importanf ras thr eass II
He@er \. t.aipin- eisrk - the
usauiripai esart - Chicago. Fer-
sGs So sstafs - ths late Johu
o. ~. wayran- stats's attorney
- Cse& esants frem io0- uHtii
t1ts. To csGrt hid that ths 80
tate - Wafman sas entifisd %
ths fses - his etscs. ameuntinz
a. nsauf stsoHro. r~tsreiaE fhs
rirrsif geart % feek eeuatf.
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hnstsE hssa htsd ~ ia- hseems
an iaeifent b tks sh4c~ ana u i
ssrtrary o. pahiie psiieH fer
earsifafss o. atteupf o. aftain
efsrg ~ sueh Prouisss. ~ueh
rrerfs~s betrx uisEai fhsf ear
aas ~ srfsrced This vas ths
sahstanes - ths ruiias "a thT
eeart. stirh p@fntef Get that
Warman's ea@raiFu premise o.
arrspt q saiarY - stol9r1 anf
sarr his sese ever a. ths e1nntY
sss frrFsrtsnts
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-24
BENEDICT MAKES
DENIAL TO PUBLIC
0ificiaI Organ of the Vatican Points
Out Inaccuracies Contained in
Recent Interview.

Rome. June %. Cvia Paris. June 24D
The Osservatore Romano. the Official
organ of the vatican. publishes the fol-
lowing concerning the interview at
trihuted 10 Pope Benedict by Louis
Latapie in La Liberte of Paris:
To put our readers and all dis
corning and impartial men of all na-
tions on guard against arbitrary in
depreciation of the mind OF the holy
see, we are unable TO let pass without
remark the account of the interview
of a foreign journalist with the SOW
ereign ponuff. published and comment
ed on in the newspapers.
To cut short these interpretations
and commentaries We recall that there
is an essential difference between the
official public documents of the holy
see and private publications. As to
that which concerns the European con-
hict. the thought of the sovereign pom
tiff is not doubtful because il has been
clearly expressed at different times in
numerous pontidcal documents, name
ly the encyclical of No. 1, 1914, the
Christmas discourse TO cardinals. the
consistorial allocution of Jan. %, 1915.
many letters from the pontiff TO car
dinals and prelates and the recent let
ter of May 20 TO Cardinal Vennutelli of
the sacred college.
These official public documents re
fleet exactly the ideas of the pope and
holy see, who accept all responsibility.
The other documents. namely private
publications. and also the one dis
cussed today. can contain and do con-
tain in fact a number of inaccuracies.
Several of these inaccuracies are so
evident It is usless TO point them out"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-24
BLOOD DISEASE NOT
DURABLE, ASSERTION

san Francisco. Cal. June - Sec
tiDnat meetings. wcrs resumed today
bF ths American Medical association
ur Wiiiiaui Allen Pussy % Chicago
created q stir by hts discussion % VI
ruieut blood diseases. Despite the gen
srsi belief ne said. that Ger
tain specifics conquered one of the
sunss feared % blood diseases. be had
fnurf it 20 b. virtually ineurabie-
Tuis~rcuiosfs. malaria. yellow fever.
cancer. diphth~Fta ami typhoid fever
aerr among the diseases discussed and
th~ sahiic vas Instructed hos 90 avoid
thrs~ snaiadi~s-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-24
LABOR'S REFUSAL TO
ARBITRATE TO SHUT
DOWN CHICAGO MILLS

Chicago. ILL.,. June Taking
the lead in action which it Is es-
fimated will throw 100000 men
out OF employment in this city,
the Edward Hines Lumber COM
pany, the largest in Chicago. an
nOunced that on Monday il viii
close its 20 yards. The Illinois
Brick company, il is said, viii be
the next TO cease operations.
The crisis is due to the reiec-
tion OF arbitration by the carpen-
tiers who have been on strike for
early two months. The building
material men say they have been
operating at 4 loss during the
strike. and the shut down is a
natural consequence.
The Hines company employees
10000 men.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-24
CHEERS FOR
MEN OF THE WILHELM

Nsrfslk Va. tsae "a t-Csptala INT
srfefsss as tks Gssuza zg&iiiary eFgis-
sr kr0esrtaz Wilasiaas iatsFsed here.
las FesesVs15 = message % eoaEratgia-
tsss frura E@P~FoF Wtiitsm fos his
saip's sxp.aiss aeeusfiaE 60 szszhers
ss tks crsW. TIE msn are wearing
medals received frssa H~Flia- TIE
Frf-z Est~t Frsseries's ers~ have re-
essvs,i 20 metals. u Wss szid. bs' Cap
taia Tsirsrscssas szs b<ea promoted
several sos=fs - srs9s
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-24
MORE APPARATUS
To RAISE VESSEL
adrtfraf Hsers ~sfs tsst ~aAssFise
WGi s~ Essss~d Whsa Nss Ma
ssfaerr arrives.

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sors ss ere eseV EssastGFss. saws sess
srearess ts ss5sE esstfs 1s enc WeFs %
risss5sE sss sasessssss -. Wsies sask
IA ttssetsaa usseer several szsssels
ego
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-24
German Snr Shot.

London. June 24-F. Robert Muller.
who on June was found guilty at
the Old Bailey police court of being
German spy, was executed in the Tow
ar OF London yesterday by shooting.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-24
To Examine CanadIan Cat,Ie-

Paris. June 23.-The committee on
agriculture of the chamber of depu-
ties has decided to send a sub-commit-
tee TO Saint Naaire to examine the
condition OF Canadian cattle on the
hoof. the first shipment Of which is due
to arrive Jun "a,
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DIR. Reed to Westminster.

Fulton. Mo. June 24-Dr. E E.
Reed. president of Lennox college,
Hopkinton. Iowa, has been elected
president of Westminster college here.
il was announced today.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-24
TIE WEATHER
Forecast TN 2. ". Tomorrow, for
Rsek Island. Davenport. Moline
and Vicinity.

Partly cloudy With showers this aft
sruoon. fouiEht and Friday: not much
change b. temperature.
Temperature a; a N. ss. Highest
yesterday. SO loves; las; night. 81.
Velocity % ~tnd. AZ a m two
miles per hogr-
Precipitation. none.
Relative humidity az ,. m. So; Al;
a. IN. IS az . m today. f5.
stage % sater. IS. a fall of = IN
last "a hours
IN sHERIER. Local Forecsster.