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

Noe - tfvi-E sa tNs so=s ssiEsbor-
bod. aos - ~orxisE % tse sane
Gee. cor - bsiax = Gsssens4at %
tks fs@iiT ID wkiss tuberculosis sx-
ISIS o. las existed Thai is tks coz
sszsgs % sufsoFitiss To-Day
More or less fatia4Ss and pFoionE-
- coztaes Wifh ths disease appears
90 b. ne osiy ssssatizi rssziFss=sat
Zoe infsetiea ufth tabsFrzi1sis-saeh
a. ne eoatset % yogEE ekilGrsn wlis
oas saoskFr st play asd a. scEnoi.
go eoctaet % yoaEE lovers. ths taint-
"a tiss. the eostset % husband ard
wife. o. rarsst and child. o. room
mates. o. ehgms
a eisaalT. tst~tIi<cst. consultations
eoesgz sEiFs wha is able % help kiu-
setf % h~rssif ts certasaiy not q aara-
ace 90 sEybafT's h~stth ~ direct
traesfereece o. trrresed saliva. or
spray fross moafh o. ros~. or saliva
eoetarirsated stsasiis % articles ia
sroi4se. tEsa gks disease e&asog Be
sbFes4-
Al tssivi9asi wffh tah@rcziosis e.
-oraiiy. ~ sos legally. h8aad % OK
peetorasr aaiy a. receptacle design
80 f9T thst pzrross ard % barn OF
ftsiafset ths s7utuz a. isast oaee a
ear. Asy peFs0a vita asT knoTisdEe
% ssass % eoartssy wfjt hold the
baa3 o. tsaasrTckfsf over thr mouth
All ress wh@a eouEhirE o. sreeziaE
Asg one VITO fails 90 90 80 sho1if BE-
Persisted ewes more severely than tas
persaa NO sspse;aratss ia pabiir
pace. fas spray tnf~efi1s. bF means
% isstslbie trnsista % moisture CIV
e. 90 Or sresEinE AMI rpuEhinE. and
earrTirE perhaps. virsisnt germs sus-
p~r9ef ts che tFopists. g. believed 90
b. tse rs1ss fFrqusss means % iuf~r-
ts8~ ~ tuberculosis. paFumoaia. iu-|
fasaza fso-eaitsd Erippsi. bsoachifis.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-05
.HEALTH TALKSoXSa
William brady. md
How tuberculosis IS Contracted NsX

sss. noe; important o, al. The coz
nor cold
E4p@rts Ia tuberculosis % the lungs
teach that childhood e the time o.
iafsetsoa-Whleh shoulders IN glands
uats late fn life. youth g. the time
% suP~r-ins.ctior. or the lighting up
% che sznoaideriug spark
Much market milk r. found 20 come
from tnbercuiar herds. and young
Children ost@n have scroguia ttubcrcu-
iar iy-nph glands n the neck. the
bovine tuhercie bacillus being the
typ~ % germ prrscn; IN many % these
rases Tuh~rcriin tested. pasteuriEed
Or. best o. all. certified milk will IN
sare against this mod. ~ Infection
OF course the hereditary theory ~
70 IsnErr retained. What has passed
fo- iaherfted consumption has been
nashfnr more nor less than the result
o. intimate contact 90 che family or
houn~hoid life.
thus 80 have che problem narrow
a aaEn % definite principles; Tu-
berrai8s!s feoraunptioul e conveyed
through uneieaniiness. eareisssnesa'
ignorance. viciousneaa and persistence
in al % these sins. Poverty fosters
such sins. and % course the whole
community. and nc- the unfortunate
victim. - accountable for poverty IN
every instance.
Questions and Answers.
dietary for Victim % Uric Acid De-
frsign please suggest q dietary for
one suffering with uric acid.
Reply.
YES. n yon viii first explain how
you developed the deiuslou-
Towing with r Torpid Liver; Would
a rrarEaEs roller benefit a torpid iv-
Reply.
40, much IN this life.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-05

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srsgses sss sromsE ssaso-ssaas %
sseEsssfs ssG sroeaets ssssrsle1 %
srgisaG eafsr rEss eaEss t<Fs.
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sse eFEsr l-.sscss. psies srs tzaSa as
flssass earrtsrss ssf O. =srssos e4lses
sazs. saassrs aef esasr tsssefs seiee
are ere9 fsszsxsrs. F1.stAsF=oss. a.
ls1err-swss e weeds tzTssss tss
fsnSf1a ef EsrbaEs asG =szsfs -
e-rrteE eacesat1sss. % weles fses
careless asf tEs,sFssisss Eeos,s ere
crers e. ssfr aftarssEs. ts1s teeFssss
lna Fs~ sarllsF ~ lssFef sereflex sef
c-aFafar sssse fessef earrtsfs via
5-aeer aassrlaf s5r disease sfaEsElis-
s.en.
coed raafs alse ersssss disease -
s-asbslss Essf ssslssFs. ttasg fsFezs
sasr s1 essss ~ fraisaEs sEeesg ~
e.EeEss aieaE reatssps Qsse eiteEss.
clear ~ sruss as fseris. VIA taFs-
ssrt ssrtses s1f rsessr ssli. szofa
Fsr7e .aress ter aseortaeltq ~ riefiaE
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ne rsrsasal 81 weeds. psaesr fezG
rraflsx. sassses EsrsssisE sE4 eiiisE
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gassfsHsv 81 frsses bresGsrs. f1r rose
.sa Eslslstf sffs1.F ss5tssEFF Heaf
a.rrE le .ssrsf Eel destructive % isseet
.srras. especially ses3zfsoes-a sell
faswa fact prr reafs e1FF psess-
srises. ses r6fEbtT eafttrsn No afs
esrsBeffsf ss VAN ss asf fFaea srke1t.
cry ssses asf feet Watrs colds are
Fse ts seselsr germs. zee Or e. we'll
ssGwn Face tEss eeGf. wst fsss arf
eaiust tlaes lower tss rsstsszses %
t1Gftat.srs ass sake tssa z6Fs fse-
srabts suslsess fsr isfsestass % tHs
ssssfrasarT aasssEss. fsrfzttsE ps-z-
aeraa asE sFesrestasis.
Coed reass ersVs6s disease - set
sisE ss sss@pts sg atlatsssE fzrm
sreatses. Cod reafs sFseats travel
ssf see a. etsmets 60 tss farmer
ghsss premises ere sortsrs't ~ fhsm
me eeeseastsae of a wsii-Era4r1i
clean ssrsvsT wtss ar gess@Hs sEf
TRASHY earcTarf sfistsisE Is s1Eei-
ere Eel s5l1Efass every tasf ewsss %
a elesesue. Pride ea@rets ki@ % o.
FER 90 rassers-eT e. seat sessrtsE At
attractive tssse arf barEgart- GF-
ssiFs are sesT Zoo ssvtaas. Good raals
srr active slssase rseVsrsass aEsseiss.
astts frsss sssir esaeeiat asE Co.'s
sereisf vsfss
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-05

In the early part of the German in
vasion OF Belgium. when the French
were gathering near the border, there
was one fertilization on the line of
French defenses somewhat separated
from the rest The colonel command
Ing. expecting an attack at any moment,
arranged for the discharge of every
gun on the outer parapet at once by
means OF electricity. The electric key
was set up in the quarters OF Major
Molynoux. who was intrusted with
its guardianship. that the guns might
be fred at the approach of the enemy
and might not be fred prematurely.
The commandant. Colonel Du Pierris.
was a nervous little man whose prin-
cipal military maxim was getting ahead
OF the enemy. He was sufficiently
educated as a soldier TO know that a
favorite hour for surprise in war is
. o'clock in the morning, when the
party to be attacked is wrapped In
slumber Anticipating that the works
Entrusted to his care might be stormed
at that hour. he had arranged method
by which such a terrific onslaught of
shot and shell should be poured upon
an attacking force as 10 cause it 70
recoil. thereby giving time for the gath
ering OF its defenders, who would be
reused by the simultaneous firing OF so
many guns.
Liege had been captured By the Ger
mans and they We're sweeping through
Belgium. Colonel Du Pierris was very
nervous. he had his pickets out some
distance from the fort. but an enemy
stealthily advancing may seize a picket
before he can give an alarm. and the
colonel was relying principally on his
firing device.
One night the colonel turned in so
apprehensive Of attack that he did not
get 70 sleep till after midnight. Just
before dawn he was awakened by a
din that could have been caused only
by the firing OF many cannon. Start
ing mp he hurried on his outer clothing.
and buckling on his sword ran out on
TO the open space behind the guns.
ready 70 command in the defense. He
was met by hundreds of his men, some
OF whom were taking position at the
pieces, some were hurrying for am
munition. while others were forming in
line behind the works.
Inc ureeCnes OF the outer ueI OF guns
that had been fred were opened and
shells put in some, solid shot in others.
As 20 the inner guns. they were al
ready loaded. In a few minutes the
activity ceased, and all stood ready
for the coming fray. The colonel, sur
rounded by his stan. stood on one of
the parapets. peering down into the
darkness. endeavoring TO catch sight
OF the enemy.
The strain on the men waiting for an
is hard 10 bear. once IN the
fray action takes the place OF sus-
pense. and the latent bulldog in a
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-05
May 5 in American
history.

1Ts9-Opening session Of the states
general at Versailles; beginning
of the French revolution.
1S21-Napoleon Bonaparte died cap
tive at st. Helena; born 1853
1859 - Prince Metternich. celebrated
Austrian diplomat in the days OF
Napoleon's empire, died: born 11'".
1s64-A day of battles. The Army OF
the Potomac opened the attack on
Lees forces In the Wilderness.
The army under Sherman fought
Johnston's at Rocky Face Ridge
Ga: Sheridan's troopers eneoun-
tered Stuart's Confederates at
Craig's Church. Va; the CoDfeoer-
ate ironclad ram Albemarle was re-
pulsed by Federal wooden ships IA
Roanoke river. and Porter's Hed
river squadron fought Confeder-
ates at Dunn's bayou. Louisiana
1o0AThe Panama canal zone formally
ceded to the United States.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-05

TIE manner 81 wsfeh the Gsrsssa
people are eoopsrstiax 60 carry tests
country successfully through ths VaF
ertsis t. Illustrated By the eTorr betsy
made ~ a manufacture Of teiIst pre-
parasiens % have Eatrens Fsggra
empty tubes. sses az those eeetaiafan
teeeh paste. n order 20 conserve tee
aaflen's supply % eta. OBVIOUSLY. q
eoaatry whose psopts ioos after snail
tainHs m tsis manner VII be a hars
enc 60 conquer by ths @stHafs sos BE-
tag praetfeef ln Enis war
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-05

There t. soeas tam % q sew axfta-
tion cor Eooe Feads "a RseE tsissG
eeuntys The question - seGEG 60
come gp 50 long ss the roa5 pro6tsrs
20 o prssstaE one. eut Roct fslass's
faessses tswsrt bettsrasus vii sarf-
" eeant fer raea tiiI after o. Eas
rn~nSse fts approaches ca Ntssa aad
Tv.lfth strsets as provided tar % shs
sssrs saaexstien er'iiaases. Cstii tkis
10 eees ssess at tsis city cas- 60 Toe
fs- esase t. 60 urge tire rest Of ths
eouatV 10 get On After ig - Gors
90 eaa say Gene oc.~
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-05

q 70 q trfss Tar fetched for Trsss-
dent Lincein % me Fgtiaaa eocasaaY
90 claim th&s tas public staaGs o. tss
way % rsferm ta tss tippiaE svil tf
the eerne aag ka4 act seeogrszsG tss
system "a n eew stsnds q f. hardly
90 De supposed tEas portsrs WeGiG ~
Grawtaz hsif pag OF less or tEs az
samptioe that thsy vegit collect ths
eaisGes from the puegc. Neither vii
aayone take any steet "a CLAIMS tsas
tns eprapasv esases bring sboGs -
fern 70 ts rsalfY wants 60.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-05

Neefee has bsea given that ne prize
earle Guaranteed usar CHICAGO STAGE
the dairy snow last wtnter on aecogst
of ths hoot snd mouth disease are CD
be retarsed this week Co ths owners
&c r. prseabls that che latter. wesa
they have paid tsstr balls for slE
months' duarHatiae and treatmeas.
VII % a good Gssf % making before
tasy szaia eGsr tRsir hsrds Zoe eSkfet-
ton purposes
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-05
THE RED-HEADED GIRL OF con.
NEMARA.


Let others drink. in foaming glasses
To English maids and Scottish lassies
or toast the midnight fire with flashes
From meath long silken southern
lashes-
Which FIRE the heart but 20 consume Il
And light up life but 20 entomb it
drink 10 Niaura Gillavsra.
The red-haired girl OF Connemara.
Where Is ne that can behold her
Red locks sweep her classic should
Like sacrifcial fame. earth spurning
Upon Loves altar grandly burning
Her red cheek DER white neck glow
ing.
That red rose DER the white rose
blowing
That will not drink 20 Gillavara.
The red-haired girl OF COnnemara?
Love guards those pearly gates OF
biisses.
Where blush the wine-red clustered
kisses:
Her eyes OF liquid amber WOO you
Unto her feet and there subdue you;
Heaven hath so clothed her in honor.
That Rudeness dare not look upon
her
Such S. Maura Gillavara,
The red-haired girl OF Connemara.
For this-for ! can only bring her
The homage OF a rustic singer.
Whose theme Is all his numbers
.vCecfussE-
The suubcam's fash. the sunbeam s
feetness-
I turn. like some adoring Bonnacht.
Unto the grand old hills OF Connaught.
and drink 10 Maura Giilavara,
The red-halrcd girl OF Connemara-
MICHAEL SEAMAN.
COLD storage religion viii never
save America. saws Raymond Robins.
In other words. he recommends more
heat. But that's what were all trying
90 avoid.
THE moving picture concession will
likely produce the next scrap staged az
Syracuse.
IT Is suspected that those party
leaders who are trying 20 get Billy
Sunday 20 aspire 20 public Office have
covetous eyes focused on his bank roll.
But surely the cry OF tainted money
could not be Justly raised against any
sum the good brother might be dis
posed 20 tilt into the center OF the
ring.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-05

o. ts noe aaeommoa Cor newspapers
whfch are aot members OF ERE Assa4
eiatsd Press 90 eegreeats tas service
81 tafs greatest % aswsEatseFtsE az
encfess There r. ret 90 be f5gad. how
sv~r. saY Instance o. whieh ore % sUeh
aswspsDers hss failed 90 avail fssef o.
tns arss epportaaigg t1 ioin Jas A. r.
=provtded fs was in posttlaa 90 psF
enc prfee
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-05

a eoupfe % chicago pastors worn
aus win she Ertad % asrve rseEfsE
datiss imsosed upon then. have re-
tired ant are % rsmovs Co Cana,fa or
hss aot been go long siaee Ehis las %
rstrsas we eonopoiized ~ those err
xsxed "a ether eccueafiens
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-05

Win fEs tsam bumped fvs tlnes
straishs On tns Fuad aad hone for or
opening tn the midst % a spell % bsi
weather Meilas - EsttiaE a tistfs Fssi
baseball experience bat caeer sr
rhfs ~ the kiad % baptism wHieh en-
must sabufs 90 and &C. onty makes fhs
sasionaf sams al enc more apeseetss-
81 wnsn tEe fasvilahfs tgru fsF tkr
better does cone
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-05

FRANK Harris. a Chicago lecturer.
called President Wilson falsiiier. The
fellow got all he was looking for
publicity. You may recall what Bar
mum said 20 a group OF newspaper re-
porters. Boys. II you can't write
good word for my show" the circus
man said. mention my name, anyway"
That's about Harris measure in this
instance.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-05
GOOD ROADS AND SANTA
TON.

The teiiss News declares that god
Dads prsssnt disease and says Tat
80 psrseuss on erst taouskt wosi1
80 ear posstbfs eor.sction eetWss1
xrof rosds saf good h-sith. Tee shs
sesss Dsor6 90 health % ksssas SAYS
80 - sso1s eaa ss1 vii srsTs=-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-05

rAs ssts q al eneisi % tfeoedsls.
IN. we met aesfa tar ofaef eiEaG
whne strnlax au enc tEat serves as a
rsfniader mat fhe rst- ~ acrtfl ~
among NacE Island effv oaicisit from
ms ea4sa sever has been sxernsifs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-05

o. requires q peculiar atft 81 serve
fsr an fastifafieu nat fought sas Eel
sfff epoosfaE enc cify's eNeansicc saf
fs~sfoDm=nt ~ boast 81 ifs 'erenrss
sfvs aad constructive policies. ne
osopfs sfs aat deceived BIZ sucH erpoe-
rfsV
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-05
Sidelights on the European War

Rome (Correspondence of the As
ISOLATED Press The panic which
seized depositors in the postoffce
banks in Italy at the outbreak of the
European war is plainly wearing
/ or" according TO the report OF SignoT
Riccio. minister of posts and tele-
graphs. From July to December last
there were Withdrawals amounting TO
a net loss Of 1S9, OOO,0 lire approx
SIS per cent of the deposits of the
first part of the year.
The postofhce repositories, how
ever" says Signor RicciO, "regained
the confidence of the people by the
system of paying on request, without
having recourse TO the moratorium I
have raised the interest on deposits
from $50 TO 2SS per cent. which
makes it higher than any banking
concern. In time l intend to intro
duce the system of checks. In this
way we hope TO save our thrifty work
ing classes from the clutches of dis
honest private banks. Even with the
storm OF 1914 the total deposits in
the postoffice banks represent more
than one-third the sum deposited in
all other Italian institutes of credit.
An extension of the postofice savings
banks for the receipt of the savings
of emigrants is contemplated"
From 1909 TO 1913 the deposits in
the postofice banks rose from 1852
600 900 lire to 2,091 600. 900 lire, with
an average addition of $4,000. 900 lire
every year. The high point in July.
1914. was 2,199, 900, 900 lire.
Paris Correspondents of the As
ISOLATED Press)-Paul Descombes,
discussing the progressive depopula-
ton Of France, gives some statistics
to show that the thinning of the woods
and forests is largely responsible.
There are 81 French departments that
are more or less mountainous. These
now have S.094 $40 inhabitants. II the
old rate of increase had been main
tanned their population now would be
II ,S96 1866. Monsieur Descombes points
out that the mountainous regions of
Switzerland, which should not be any
less favorable TO repopulation than |
the mountainous regions of France, (
snow an increase OF more ludu % per 4
cent in population during the last so /
years. and he attributes it 10 the fact |
that forest protection in Switzerland 1
is far more rigorous than in France.
General Headquarters, British /
Army. France. - Correspondence of
The Associated Pressl-Barney Old
fields old mechanic, Harry Breen, who |
has swept around the track with him
On the indianapolis speedway and
elsewhere in the United States, is now
driving a car for a British staff Off
GER at the front He says the excite
nent of being under shell fire has the
automobile racing game beaten
Breen halls from Pittsburgh. Pa.
where he was born ~ years ago of
Danish mother and British father. The
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-05

Naw mac snr ssechaairaf s~if Starter
rsr machinery has sess perfected % -
ffme Cor me Inventors t3 turo shelf
afteufhen 20 perfscffaF 20 dsvire whfea
VII dpsr4fs on me Btasta MECHANISM.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-05

-fiow ep9ta two sses ssissf people
svsr 60 heir eoertisEy-
we'll sas las sseh = sp<aSisx
ccu--r=a-e~
Set wkss ssozs air.
ga kis messy tabs -ssltlzo-s
Americas.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-05

London. Correspondence Of the
Associated Press.)-In order TO re-
lieve the hard-worked censor, soldiers
writing home letters from the front
are now being put on their honor as
TO the contents OF their letters.
a special envelope has been issued
TO the troops in the fighting line for
this purpose. 1t Is green in color and
headed "On Active Service" On the
flap is this declaration, which must
be signed by the writer: Il certify on
my honor that the contents of this
letter refer 10 nothing but private and
family matters"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-05

Yes. shs rspasficans ts- Esttfar CO.
fstAsf rhs sFsir town tt syreclass
~ q EAR saneis - thefr little reusf-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-05

q ~ ErswfaE ssere aaf @ers sTt-
6sns EhaE EHs tulaois teEsi Stature eenr
sldsr~f - worE fons Wee f Ef
tnrsnsa vim es efEsafzsfion GEn1s
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-05
CHORDS AND
DLSCORDS

THE Austrians appear 20 have TAX
en- seriously the announcement last
winter OF Lord Kitchener that the
war was 20 begin early in May.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-05

COFFEE vs. Coffee is the title Of a
Tennessee divorce action. He says
her charges are Eroundiess-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-05

ARGUS headline: "obregon Cut on
His Base in Vera Cruz" Was ii third
or FIRST. FISH
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-05

General Headquarters. British
Army, France. - Correspondence OF
The Associated Press)-Contrary 10
popular belief the British soldier in the
field is not receiving his ration or any
other form OF alcohol every day. Co
incident with, but not necessarily as
ISOLATED with the temperance agita-
ton in England. the rum rations are
now served only twice a week. Warm
er weather and the desire TO cut down
the use OF stimulants is the eXpiana-
ton. So far as known there has been
no protest from the troops The two
drinks a week amount TO about half
gill each.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-05

British father was the lever that got
Breen into the British army. Leaving
a prosperous garage business in Pitts
burgh he hurried to England and en-
listed. His qualities as expert ma
chanic and skillful, fearless driver in
sured instant service at general head
quarters, where such men are at a
premium. The superb country roads
of France. which are kept in re-
markabIe state of fitness nOtwith-
standing the war, gave Breen an op-
portunity for imagining he is still with
Oldfeld on the rack trying TO break a
record
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-05
Excitement in MhIteslde.

lMorrlson. HI. sentinel
Friday. John Getty's team ran away.
smashing things up quite a bit. The
oldest son. William. and his sister.
Alarybelle. and her friend. Mary
Aumna, had been out gathering eggs,
as Mr.. Getty is sick. and just as they
got in Coleta. AZ the four corners, n
bolt dropped. letting some OF the har-
ness down and breaking the tongue.
soaring the team which began running
and ran about eighty rods turning into
their home. the wagon turning over
onto the gate post, the team running
into the barn yard gate and one horse
getting down. The girls were told 10
Jump. which they did, hurting them
quite badly. The boy hung onto the
team until getting thrown out, escap-
ing without a scratch. The eggs were
broken and thrown In all direction,
they having nearly zoo dozen in the
wagon.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-05

THEY are having a tough time OF II
keeping up a warm reception TO Cali,
fornia visitors. At Los Angeles ice is
forming.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-05

JOHN Pepper has been appointed
night marshal at Aledo. He ought TO
make IL warm for transgressors.
II C.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-05
CinchIng the Cinctnre.


No matter whether skirts are about
as big, all told. as a minute, or IL
yards around from given point 10
given point. the corset manufacturers
always say that they're the very kind
that require a new style corset to
give that grace and poise of carriage
so greatly TO be desired.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-05
Effect Upon Streets.
Congestion In Streets.

During the rush hour from 5 TO ..
m the average number OF passengers
transported IN the scent Iimi, from
the business center % Oakland IN
lensth OF three blocks on Broadway
tcorf.sGet 90 Page Eievea-j
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-05

1T IS reported the Chicago jurist
who said that fathers instead of their
sons should be spanked has not a boy
OF his own.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-05

AMONG prizes offered for the Three
Eye league team in Moline is a baby
basket TO the first player who becomes
a father during the season You may
or you may not be able 10 wheedle a
wheeze out Of this.
JOHN Bunny left an $4,000 estate.
And the movie fans thought he must
have been worth at least a couple OF
millions. Filmed again.
THE bride who left her husband
because he would not kiss her prob
ably was overly fond OF onions.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-05

THE moving picture concession will
likely produce the next scrap staged al
Syracuse.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-05

COLD storage religion viii never
save America. SAYS Raymond Robins.
In other words. he recommends more
heat. But that's what We're all trying
% avoid.