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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-20
PASSED WRECK
Of CHRISTINA
NEAR SAN BIAS
Vessel Owned in Pensacola
Said TO Have Been Lost
Ten Days Ago.
FROM MOBILE TO
SOUTH SIDE CUBA
Believed the Donna Chris
tina's Entire Crew Was
Drowned.

The American schooner Donna
Christina. from Pensacola. hiss been
wrecked, and with the entire crew
lost. and she II now floating y, the
gulf. bottom up. about slxts ,hiios
south-southeast ~ Cape san Hlas.
This news reached Pensacola ~
telegram from the May FISHERIES "a.
% -. Andrews. received hy The Jour
nal yesterday This mild that the
schooner Annie and jennie owned hy
that company. has nissed TIE wreck
81 tho schooner on April = and there
were no signs - the rissu
OWNED sv MERsiFT q co.
when the John A. Merritt COMPANY.
ship brokers. and owners 80 the nan@
~ Christina, were tnfagmea by The
Journal Last night ~ the contents ~
the telegram, ID was the firaA lnfnr.
nation they had reviewed ~ the ses-
sci - we'll known IN this port. anf
which Was sold hy the cosnpane
named - the Parrish lifoshers. frars
the Choctawhatcaie 81, sagnty. lateh
nut the purchasers isssd nat paid fof
the vessel ard of course awntfship r..
manned with the g'snaartIa eonpanv
according 90 the Statement 81 one 0f
that firm last night
The schooner brought a cargo uf
legs here lass month aud after dis-
charging the same sailed fof Mobile
where cargo WIS loaded Tor Tunis do
Zaxa. port on tie south side of
Cuba. the Donna christina leaving
Mobile April l. As the skipper vt tho
fishing schooner Annie aini Jennie re-
rorts passing her bottom ~ om April
?. i WIS evident that she had been
at sea about week when storms
must have been encountered. and the
probabilities are that al aboard were
lost There had been no report ~ the
Christina received previouH o. the re-
port wired by the Bay piHherirs COM
pany 60 The Journal last evening.
Captain Parrish one Of the interested
parties "a the schooner, was personal
" In command, carrying . crew ~ five
men. As nothing was heard ~ these
men. Il Is nnw believed that they have
been lost and this belief waN shared
by those IN Pensacola Interested in
the schooner
The Donna Christina. built a Tam.
On IN 1893 was vessel - is5 net
tonnage She was rs fest long, 9os
feet IL breadth and drew ~ feet She
has changed ownership several times
since shaking Pensacola her home port
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-20
AusTRlANs FAIL TO
REGAIN COVETED HEIGHTS

Petrograd. April fa.--fvia f.ondonl
the Austrians attempt 70 regain
heights 81 the Mexolaborex district 90
Hungary. appear % have definitely
subsidized after six days 81 furious
fighting
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-20
cREAToRE's WIFE DIES
FROM PARALYTtc STROKE

Sacramento. Cal. April Is.--3rA
creatore. wife o. the Italian handuaa-
ter died here last night after a para
Byte stroke. she was = siafer-in-law
q AGoIla Patti
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-20

England II IN q panic az fear az
rumors come from Germany that
Count Zeppelin il ~ last ready 70
launch his great air raid on Great
Britain The visits late last week 81
the airshipk and aeroplanes from
Cuxhaven are believed 90 have been
but q forerunner ~ great and dis
astrous raids Complete darkness
hangs ever London Every autl-alr
craft gun e. manned end the streets
are patroiled ~ the whole metre
p0litan police force
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-20

London. March sI.-steamer Nefrll
tGreek). II tow 4 due AZ Bermuda
today
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-20

Yesterdays temper2ture
KS 1sas g degrees, loN
sHt ee axareea
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-20

FAR Tuesday ard Fobas.
" ~senesday liaht sar-
imbke Ntnos.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-20
GrxHoeiseathnms Sspstbsien,
sinastraaen.

Wlarp Z. ainesrp on Columbia 9.
u. 6. u. Co., $3.50.
5srHIan lsrep an saHnsrp 3. si
Co.. $500.
glnna R. @DIf an Guarantee T..
poiit Co., ST00.
qouifa RtinitdtI,r an Sendt. 9. II
.. u. Co., $500.
Muguft q. 5rnnion an Gontberu
Gbio 6. II. 3. Co., $500.
Roberis Des Hstpbda an Soms
Gopiuas gant Co., $1,000.
Carl Srentman on giiD SOIL 6. u
9. Co., $1,000.
Sarrp e. 9ouff an Cincinnati
@ortinsmsns Club 9. II. g. Co..
$4,000.
gurub a.ifurs an Sba graisr.
$500.
@iqiam 6. Glbe al 2iberaI 6. u,
9. Co., $50.
Murtba =. ;Jrinb an Brighton Ger,
man Ban. Co., $500.
WlihusI stlopfft,in an b., $1,000.
Mareius y. @rppn an Meiteru
5ins .. 9. u. 6. Co., $1,000.
emma R. Smith an Soutbern
Ohio Saninss 9aut Co., $500.
9bomas Sullipdn an Weiisrn Sius
y. g. II. 9. Co., $2750.
G. 90. Glart an poTid gonners
| II. glnb.. $2250.
sSofepb 9oins OIL GtbeIpn Grdmsr,
$3.50.
2ueinba Opsns an Miami Eolrns
ibip 3. Ii. 6. Co., $500.
gli5abetb S9epe an Rspublir 8.
II. 3. Go, $4,000
antoHio prOpibsnts an Gnole 9. II.
&. ", $1,000.
adtbis Ssnien on garfislb 80. 1
9. II. 9. 60, $1,000.
4utie 3. Durtin an Soileb g. II.
6. Co, $500.
slnna Gebn an @sOrse 6. 5isurOt,
$1,000.
DO. an Ben .. Dale. $4,000.
glOam Gidingsr an 6. 90. 9assl.
5000.
g. ssraui glsipAOuis an ssobn Hsiu.
tpuis, $500.
miaiam z. GGfpsr an Goutbsrn
Ghir 8. u. Z. Co. $500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-20

Vt'+tS'e 4HtVt ~ ~.
GOipuro Dbrtsiss on @rxn Sirss
9o. 2 6. II. y. g., $500.
aDbie Y. Dapis an Gait en6 g. u
Co.. $450O.
Wlarp s, ainssrp an Columbia .
Il. Z. u. Co.. $500.
9Roberis Des Vefpbal on O. u
peiers HsnItp Co.. 5000.
ellbsrt Stnsnaro an Weit Qibsrtr
3. II. g. 60, $2250.
aouiia Rsiniiotlsr an Ssndie g. II
9. q. Co.. $4,000.
2lnua 8. Spmmss an 1homas g
Barton, $1320.
edrl 1rentman an Soiithern Chic
6. II. z. 60, 500.
Roia Glonbcrf on Stnats 6. II. 9.
u. So, $500.
Mi6ah siiopiisin an Brighton
German BAIT Co., $500.
elntbomp @illip an Iannie aureEs
mann. $500.
MOIIie MsrtsI an 9.t,r Dlina,s,
$1,000.
SSObn g. gOuns an Ssamts $.
QanO, $20S.
Grant 8. S6erpt an W.itsrn II.
SOutbern Qife Sni. Co., $4,000.
Darn 6. S6ntio,r an GLEN sSn-
nis. $1,000.
glkri DOIf an Guarantee 9epOiIt
60, $500.
5reo. guIismsper an Ssndts 9. II.
y. ". 60. $1,000.
Sophia u. SeaI on Brighton @srs
nan 8ant 60, $500.
VI. Z. gcuIDiu an Oatlsp 9. u. 6.
60. $500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-20
etHrmansriif anf bic fran3Oii'
idex shiiteHsrdben.
aus .in.m SsibpOfbrisf.

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Qlniflisbsnb on msinen lsbienBrisf,
In bsn idD Dir dusfiibrIib unitre gss
gen jsbe Jlisgertunbi4dfisrsi esbttte
DorSiisIid1e p5bIsnmobnune i'm WaIpe
bel Si. idiIDmte, nil idl Dir bnIis
ipiebtr sinige initrsfonie Grlsbniiis,
Die id auf msinen idelihsn 5slbpoft- :
tarten nidt acknowledgment ;ann,
idiI0ern. glIip mir Idesn seuiitbli9
in uniernn Wolbs, ih briet mir aus
Dem tmpfanssnsn frii6 esihiadtsteu
S9lpeinefIeif@ SdmnI3 aus, ais 6cs
aommunbo r5ertis MAIDEN unb aHs
trsten~ fam. Wlit sinigen berbsn fJliis
den iiber bic unporbereiteie- St0runs
binsen mir unIere fieben Sddsn I'M;
ich nahm ipobIipsislih meinsnS ShmaI3s
topf nit BEN nod fliiiiieen Jett In
Der 5oHD nit. Sm 9unieIn eing es
nun ippblssnutb ipsiter. sifpa 15 ai.
lomsisr. Di. Raf,t iiber bIisbsn nj.
in sinsm @dlbe In Reierpe lissen.
Osnn fir ben aHbsren Morgsn mar
um 6 llbr Siurm auf Der saH5en eis
ME anssfdgi iporbH. Radbem mir
cine febr ldngpeilise 0uht ptrbradi
bdtisn, riidtsn mir I'M Az llbr mors
gems tpeiier Dor. I'm bisiem Sturm
isIbit nnbm iinI.r Resinltni nihi iheil,
iOnbsrn mir riidisn geesn z llbr ndt.
glls mir nod ettpa 5ipeitauienb Meisr
pom geinbs lpaten, teiamen mir iiffz
Gusgeisbt idfperss @rdnniFeuer. Sd
uuf sinmaI Elm furhtbnrer GndIl bid,t
binter uns. Sd isIbt mar pOlIitdnbis
NIT grbs, Siaub uub 6tsinen be-
porfsn. @ls i'd mid umiab, itellte id3
f.it, oaB cine granai. in unisrs
MurfhfoIonns .ingsfdldgsnt bdiis.
S9nsl ipurbsn bic mir 70 Iieb asfpors
benen 4amsroben bel Settle gsiadfft.
Tie 9oiea Ipurbsn EXTRA eeleet nnb bi.
@nipunbtten ben Ganitdisrn iiberges
ben, nd9bem mir linen ffntn nod bic
Sdnb a,briidt bat!sn. Dor sinigsn Wis
nuisn itonDtn lis NOD, i1sr5eHe IN ins
Isrsr ,Rsibs
aber ipsiitr stbt ss. BUR Elm Gss
bante: bortpdrfs, norip1ris! Rahe fir
Die Iiebtn qtfnlIsu.n admerabsu. llns
isrs 5ilbrtr erfdnntsn nun, bdb bies
pIanmGbise ginialegtn ber 0rdnnteH
duf uufsrtr MarihItrnbe nibt nur
3ufau. ionbern Nbiidt iein uiubts.
btnn mir ipnren fir ben ,Seinb nod
gar nibt fi9tbar. Gin il,iner walb
bedts uns. gllfo i1nsn. 3fpsi Rptien
Iinls. sfpsi Rptisn rerhis in ben Gras
ben. Dori ldgsn mir aber aud nitt
better. Die @ranatsn fcleitn uns: mir
ginssn besbalb I'm Sprung in sinen
lseren G1iibenerabsn Dor. Rnhtrdgs
Iih fdnb unisre uahfOlsenbs artiIIss
ris, ais iis iih al ibrer Sisllunsnabms
ans sinsr Strohmists Sirob hoIte. 3ipsi
frnna5iiift Observation-Disclosures. bic.
biusIih singsrihtet In Der StrobHiiss
ts. NIT 5ilfs sines 9sIspbons BE
fsinblift artilerie iibtr uriiert Nns
tiinff in aenntnib itbttn. Ais mir Elm
9lriiIlsrift. Elm 8d6tnier. nit brtitsm,
9rinIenbem U!unb an ndcbfien 9dqs
btim staffesAOIen srsdbIte. bdbtn iie
bic btibsu Jrnn5oftu prbsu.lih Dtrs
bldni. am nddisrn Wfittaa nm 12l
llbr ioIim ipir bds fdon langs I'M
Sdiibtnsrabsn Iisssnbs RsIsrDsrssis |
ineni ablSitn. mir. sinstn iml
amferabsn imnss aabuisrnb boz s,ahl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-20

GaIopsl. 1uitecIaim an busfelts
Giasnibum. 81.
James .. 0urb on 9(uauiia Z.
Snicptn. QuitseIaim au basftlt<
eiaentbum. (Situer 81; $625. 4
Nlarn 8. gipbifon an 2luguito Z.
edIbiptll, pasItlbs Giaentbum,
(Steuer So: $1875.
WiIIium 20. Spmmes, erc'r. an
Ausuita Z. gaIbipeu, basIeIbe eissns
tbum (Situer so: $625.
eiaenibnm bon Gibnn pilrp an bo.,
oasieIbs lsiasutbum. (~isusr $3.50;
$4375.
Hpia ejlanoori an Wartba n.
JrinB. % bel Ito JuB an btr glpros
itite Der Sodimnier StraBs. (Steusr
$4; 81.
Subanna 8. 9utiebe II. Qnb. an
CLARA 81. Gooi. % bel 100 JuB an
rsr Rorbieife bon Wariaip gfpsnus.
(5teusr $50; 81.
Grant y. Wiborg OIL Die Reaf
Gitaie II. sslnproOsm,nt Co., 5.59
4dtr qanb an Der Sopple Strabe
nnbe Der g. 8. u. .. 8obn in Ssttion
20 in Milltreet 5onnib;p, (Steaer
s22); $4,000.
;Sarrp 2. @ibora unb Sobn g.
Sanna an DO. oasislbe Gissntbum,
81.
Heeeipsrs ber gDibors IL. Gamma
80. an DO, basieIbe gigsnibum,
(Sisusr $6); $4,000.
Die SiiIe Guarantee II. SruIt 60.
an WiIliam aobse, cine Got an Der
nurblpeitIidtn Ode bon RibaspaD
glDenue inp SrsIel plues, (Sisu,r
SO; $1,000.
Dir Gonrab gDinbiid 60. an peter
Sugbes, A Sabre glaft BON /. Stps
iember. 1914, auf aabtn bstonnt als
no. 207 Sit s. Sirab,, mcnatliGe
Wlieibe, $40.
Die @rpper Qebmdn ReaIiD SO. an
@ireinia Sddbman Got 1872 in DALI
ipcob llntsrobtkiluns in glorpDob,
(Sielier 500; $160.
Gsors. gOHs on SOfepb goFe.
Cots 4, 5 mD 6 in linierabthiIunl
Don y. &. RsDnOIb's eiasntbum an
Selbi apenue. (Sieuer $2l: 81.
Wicllie WeritI on Queinba Oipsns
iinb NarTb Si3sns, 37.40 ader aano
in Gefticn 16 in Uiiami 1opnibip,
lSiensr $1): $1,000.
sJrani s.. SHeipe an glisab..b
SheiUs. 65 bel 100 auB an Der fiib.
ritlihsg gde BON Sptnrer unb Gle
mean apsnit in RorpoOo, (Sisuer
$3); 81.
G.oree s.. Gbarlss an Z. I. geder
uno Gbarlss gsdsr, Cots 331 unb 332
in sSoiepb ". Games llnierabtbeiIuns
In ddirmouni, 0Sieusr SOC; $50.
sSreb. 8uIismsDsr an anionio BRO
Dibenis. 20 bei 100 ffub an Der @eits
ieite Der Wlon Strubs. rs Jub iiib=
lid bsr Wprsdn StroBe. (St,usr $3);
81.
Wiprgnn @omslep an Gmiip W.
aseIer. 16 Cots in NOrsan @dmss
lens unierubtbsiluus Don SooDen,
(Sieuer 50t); 81.
Albert u. 5aptporb on 2iosis q.
63 bel $50 5ub an Der
Siibisite pom Morren 2lpenu,. 110l
JuB iDeitIid DON MibbIstOn eIDsnue.
(Stensr $4); 81
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-20
aeferfi4s Sanbf6rift

auf Dem 9slssrapbsnbur.du eriAieu
bisi,r Gage sin Mann NIT elmer iebr
unlsitrli9 ssf@risbsnsn Dtreihe an
sinsn greunb IN E. 2lls Der 2slesra-
fsnbeamt. ii6 psrasbsns ubmiibts. bic
3itrcslppbsH gu ent3iffern. BAT er ben
abfsnbsr iim tiniss ausiunfi. -S4iis
fen Sis'g nur nb.' irur bic ndiDe
elniDcri, -mein Grsunb !ann mtius
paHb fGcn lsisn.A
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-20

gar Tnnhe, Sie Dor pieIeil Sabreil
nit Inn in alfteiu einGe;cgel ma
reti, aud oort 5u iierben ipiinidtell,
MIR lin .ibren Direftor~ ilidn Der.
Iaiien su ntiiiien, uiiter beiicn trdfti.
gen sfus lie iiG fir cob reben se.
bergen fiitIteii.
(Jottictiine foIgt.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-20
GrnnOeis siibertrasHnaeH
gineinnati, 1s. csan.

V iH( M ~ IO- .suH.
SumueI SaDiu an glpOitOl GbiOIis.
5 Sabre pa6t pom 10. gopemter.
1914, aiIf Qabtn befaunt als SO. 478g
Wlain aOsnu, in 1oriuOOb, m6laiIi-
DE Mietbe, $55.
5attie .. smiih, per Gheriff al
WeIbn aOspenIiein, aots 81. G2, SO.
"a unb 66 in 4Isr. WlrgrsID's llns
terabtbeiluua an Der Mpuni Gtrabe,
S20.25.
Rutero 6urb Gn Mnnn g. G. curb
II. gnD.. auitsclaim auf StsiI bon
Qots 81 iinb SO in Cane Seminary
lintsrabtbsiIuns anf WaInut 5ius.
81.
g,biIip 6osparr an ausnita ..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-20
Das5S4a

.5ii "a lpabr. 6srr Mobsr. 5nb si:
bsrsits Don b.r Dritisn lJrdu eef6itbsn
iiHb2"
30. nod pon msbr ols brei. msint
ssidisbsntn sytnuen tdbsn Iosben fish
siusu .2Iub ebemnIigsr Waptrintr
5rdueHs sssriinbst.-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-20
@st.iIats Anpottsttn.

= Da. srpdbns Ia etissn bas .oingnast Bofabafi-.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-20

Radika|bei|uil9 dr rtrve1$tblpdt dtbe.
edgaas nssuss gson eaat ssHnsssst 2 sns l4issn
nsaa atnssms BEG estD ssttlo saiors Sta
i4t l96 sis sus Eslis sas
n6treman iRiIr 5n Sfn Samfnnb fnAofe &ra4U
ssns Nttsae auf iau edas estsil stsea
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-17
roPEKA's WAR ON FLIES

According 20 the Topeka Journal
there are no Giles IN the city 20 speak
o. This because 81 the successful
campaign wagcd against them by J. A.
Ramsey. city sanitary sergeant Mr.
Ramsey began two years ago by offer
ins 30 cents a peck for all the flies
delivered 20 him az the city hall. The
boys and girls o; the city 90; busy and
began 10 bring n files In buckets. bas-
kgts and paper BAGS. Al the close OF
the season OF 1913 the harvest OF fiies
vas taken 90 the city creAmatory and
burned. the total amounting 20 40
quarts Housekeepers noted a falling
on In fics aud In the following spring
housewives and restaurant keepers
Joined IN commenting on the favorable
change.
The campaign vas continued IN
1914. hat az the fies were fewer IN
price vas advanced 80 a. 20 encourage
the huut Although the bounty was
doubled much fewer insects were
c4nEht-oniy = little more than one
haif the amount OF the previous sea-
son An advance In price was made
ara this ended the campaign for
1914.
This year. IN order 60 catch the
early nies = bounty OF 81 n quart was
offered for all nie- caught during the
month % May. During June the city
VII pay 90 ecu,- n peck. The Jour
nal gives the total cos; OF the ~ cam
p.isn 90 June I this year at SECS and
onir one Quart 90 fics was csurht dur
inr May. ny counting the number OF
niss IN o single quart "a 10 estimated
TIA, The total number destroyed 20
date f. 1850 $50. The health serrean,
e quo'et a. saying that any city can
"a i,s>r % esss and any part Of a
city can DO the same. ss cics do no;
migrate more than sev hundred feet
iron sAe1r breodlng plaza
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-17

WAas wozzzkiEa las kaoua sizes
Eve stzrtsd al tks tFoabis "a Elsn az
aeTToes rFusfrztiau- o. usTvnas sE-
eaassfga. became popaiar zzaanE boSh
ssEss soa1s years aEa ss neW-r4s-tas-
aiz- Ss1ss msans usFvss ztaslss
zssas ises % sfrsaEfa o. yiEoF.
so@ssosF Dubbed is tks Americas
disease. ths coasts b. the indief@snt
bsiaE fsI tat AEssFiezGa az = class
sxp~z4 asrsoas capital &c = furious
rae lass lssiaE. szf 90 that this s1-
seaflszrs "a Ezs4s aseesszrT u one
W6rlif BE- sacesssfai % ths race % coy
ssii sks veil fnawu dollar.
WhassTer may - tts truth % TIRE
natter e is esrfaia tkat = Nhoie iot %
zs are aoeaaWhsf aearastAsaie. bat
ihsFe are soras pretty good Physicians
no declare ssaf Eeurasthsuia - q
mere narne foF q Heterogeneous group 81
fanctfonat and organic diseases ae-
oupauied b. general vsasaess with
o4t dsfulfs signs po.atinE 20 any one
0rsaa. Equally good Physicians.
anoaE thesa The nerve SPECIALISTS. IN
sist that negrasthenla 70 clinical en-
tify &c disiiaci and Characteristic a.
appendicitis or angina psctoris. ard
Ne. "a oar eonadsat. judicial capacity.
agree with both sides. for ths treat
meat Is ths sane whatever the theoTy
~ oriEir may te.
Nerve Tonies q peiusion-
Ttsrr are scores o. drugs and mix
tzrrs aaf feeds ou che market which
parport % BE- reTve iuviEorators and
ar~re tonics. some % them are plain
dope others are comparatively iunocu-
1us druEs. aad the rest are various
ermhlaaf'nna of food material and
esemteat Substances wtich theoretical
q. -feef~ o. 'aoaFisE~ nerve tissues.
.taast practically ws know it ia im-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-17

zay kss=zF.~ - ssse- -t.srs = esr-
safasy ezSs wss1 Ws coaster fssE -
team rEss frzsz ssts Eiss@ss s4s bsse
fr,fsss,s frecz as 90 t,f 1e1 seezia-
sa1a fa tfs4 o. ffsf - 1914 Szic4
zsraas Enas r sEs ta-msr rass ea-G esea
eanslaa.-l sas r1zssr - 9saszs ffees
rehs es1se W1sts Eass bees lEz.fst i9-
srssf ef sE see 1a 1853. sgslsatsas 90
a. saatsE a. 1851 ezTisE Gee TsaF-
E'hre essrs Ess eern see4sFse eseTr
reassaas e. BE- Gs1s Oh tes ssssssfiaa
~ ere firsef sss srefissos.e esssss, %
HecE ts.ssf go Eset tslssE eesssF
seed e o. saastarissa eef eeiT 90
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-17
The Daily Story
Two Americans Abroad BY F. A. Mitchell.

wilkinson enlisted for the Spanish
American war when he was Il years
old, when TO Cuba and fought the
/ dons and returned with his command
al the end OF the fracas. When the
| great European military contagration
broke out, DESTROYS OF seeing some
thing more OF lighting, he went 70
Canada, enlisted in the first expedi-
tionary force that went to England
and thence to France. -.
Wilkinson was machinist and very
ingenious. When the Britich COM
manders learned of this they wanted
him 10 so into the mechanical corps OF
the army. but he said he had had
enough of that at home. He preferred
TO remain in the ranks, where he
would get something different. So
he became a trench fighter like the
rest OF them.
But IL 10 not every man who can get
Just what he wants, no matter how he
arranges for it, Wilkinson had no
sooner got into a fight than he was
captured and taken TO the rear. This
was in Flanders during the late sut-
umn OF 1914.
One day an officer came into the
prison where Wilkinson was confined
and asked in English If there were
any mechanics there who would vol
unteer to work at bridge building.
Wilkinson. whose active nature rem
dered confinement unbearabie to him,
called out that he was an engineer
by profession. The officer accosted
him, asking if he would agree to give
his services to the German govern
ment in good faith. It turned out
that the officer, Captain kaufman, was
a German-American, who had gone
over to fight for the fatherland.
wilkinson and Captain kaufman
being both Americans became quite
chummy. Wilkinson impressed the
captain so favorably with his know
ledge OF engineering that the latter
proposed 10 take him TO the chief en-
gjneer with a view to his entering the
engineer corps of the German army in
a prominent position. Wilkinson as
scented. or, rather. pretended to as
sent, for he was simply looking for
an opportunity to get back TO the ar
my OF which he was a legitimate part
Captain kaufman took the prisoner
into an automobile for ride 10 a
point where a large railroad bridge
was being rebuilt. There he expected
TO find one of the chief engineer Off /
GERS Of the army to whom ne expected
20 turn over the American for service. |
During the ride the two men chatted /
about America and what they would I
do there on their return at the end OF |
the war. kaufman naturally was |
warm in his advocacy OF the German /
cause. while Wilkinson's sympathies /
were with the allies. But they talked /
little on this subject. for Wilkinson,
who had plan 70 get away from his
captor. led the conversation in a line
that would facilitate his doing so. I
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-17

I b. defeated. though 70 may be reduced
90 an extent for a fcw years
Thcu there o. the special inducement
% having ta- state maintain the road
forever DO concrete or brick Be- huilt.
This is no small item. And the object
lesson roads are huund 90 b. built in
srrat many counties. 90 not all and
tEfsr will have their effect TN making
hard roads popular aud increasing the
demand for their extension The own
rFs 1t autos. farmcrE and townspeople
alike. are going 90 caii more and more
fHF FaaaF tary can zee throughout the
scar and lE ans Weather. The whole
matter hHs beru 90 much discussed
6eeastr af ffr Tirr BIN. and tire auto.
ss ere Breeders Gazette points out.
tEsE alrh aetiou is sure 90 f1iiow
tEFpTsFrgt the state. lu tact. iar gen
rraf Response 20 che counties vas exc
er.FlE under fhr Tire iaw aE lrst
traEa. and 90 is nof possible thar ali
teis starf towards hundreds % pieces
0t hard road uIi b. Eivcn up Just be-
esgsr fhr state mugey can D. used Tor
earth Fua4F
aat thr state money viii 60 on im-
arHsr amount 1f Euua in getting the
EARN ruaaa Oh shape uf GrAlu4+r.
sFstiuE. bridge baiilins. etc. for the
hard roads that wii D. called fpT on
f.Fsr same highway r. few years iaf-
rF without nav doubt ur are grow
los rHaaFd Frai Improvement OF roads.
ana thr Tice Las has been the means
~ a vast step forward. And aii the
countries desiring "a may stiu have
every advantage 70 formerly under the
isw. uguhiirss row that these con-
erssinus have been made. the few
e1srtirH that stood out against state
ait vtii take it. aad whether they use
thr money on earth or permanent
roads they vii see SIS benefits with
0gt resentment. and grow friendly 90
hard roads after a few years because
che sentiment for them and real know
ledge about them a. IN the air. and
hundreds % miles are sure % be built.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-17
Neurasthenia

pa.aihls % feed OF rourish a selected
po-s!on % thss unressneratS human
body % ours
TIE Indispensable remedy for nea-
rssfhsala - rest Rest does not ueees-
sarlly imply Inactivity. but often means
= change Of scene. climate. occupation.
habita Play - rest for the nervous.
outdoor work Ike
sardsainE or soif or digging trenches
Is rest for the brain worker.
The famous Weir Mitchell rest cure
f. for severe cases IN individuals who
ear afford O. IL IL rest With the ae-
esnt on the trained nurse-who must
10 tsmpsramenfaiiy trained for this
Kind % prAeties-ant isolation with
the emphasis on the solieitous family
and frlsnds. Eho must be held Eisidiy
aioof
We say nothing % the symptoms Of
nsurasthenla because this paper hasn't
enough pages 20 describe them and
also because every neurasthenic per
snn Who nikht read these lines would
select one or more from the list 10
try on his doctor or his friends.
Nruraathcuia e. a disease which In
tests the rich and the getting-rieh. Il
Considerably spares the happy warrior
who lives from hand 20 mouth
Olive on 20 Fatten Up.
How much olive oil should one take
"a put on weight. and how oftenf
Answer wineElassfui twice a day.
between meals. not near the
meals
Nostrums for ~Female Weakness
Please expose Viavi and Olive
Branch for female weakness
Answer Needless. ANY remedy
purpoTting 20 be good for female" or
weaknesses % either sex Is not worth