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a. ll.iN. htr. ~. % .n5 g. m The
~ 9u' fueErfu consulate tdrv rtr.Iy.b ~.
i"llnWiuE communication.
a.. h. advance guards we're engaged on
~ .''n aH along the front we took
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|.. N.u.I.I .rrH.H force. fHff Hr..
''.U undo. Hff... rU fHU EHIrHr.Hna Ir
norm .Hr.|H Hr. rN.H.Hf.n. aF rI4H.a
over fHe Gr.rE frontier. It b. rrr0..r......
M '.IHu official rnuurf Ir f.rHHHf
HfH N"HlH .fIrfsrH Their fHaHs. Ir
HMI equipment Ul NtrIuua alrfa
NaEr Deem heavy. If Ia declared
Tho capt Irr 10 F..HI prisoners and
forty guns .n fHr N0nfrnorrIn and al.
i0.In 'IuuHiru Do AuHfr1. Hungarian
IH..N". IH rUuurfaH
Ihr frNI nf fhe statement deafIr~
NI'l i'. operations ln tho ualkanH ia
IttlEHu Theatre UurIur fha last two
nHfH more chan $500 rrIrunrra and
..fnEEI'r" have fallen into fnr hands
"i tno Aurtro-HuurarIHu columns al.
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Vote OF confidene.


er,.e...s i'g'- y, ts"5 p. m.-After q,
fr,scn IN the chamber Of dcputies a.
I.inler Salandra amid an enthustast;
usIhohetratton, the chamber nv n -,
on over 800 10 80 approved The biiI 80
tus luil financial powers to the eov
'rnmfnt for six months. "s bV'
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LOST

LOBT-suudHr Nut o. three diamond
rings. between Hfh &c. and Alloy d. on
fHHuIIr" &C. HT Un II.F between I.u
Grove and MH|Fau.a Ono SOLITAIRE. one
Win Gets and ono with ruby and Q
sets. Finder please return fo H.r chan.
lime Sc and receive reward OF $50 D0.
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.sncing in the Albanian bor.l,. noun.
'HrtWceu 1iojai which was capf.,,...
itfdiF and tpok. the enemy vas
l't1th 20 leave behind forty GUNS
the French and British. affar hay.
iue cuff rod dcririts defeat. frfti..1.f
't'n iNrm hN the army OF General TD-
''''Ii are Boo deulorahIe position and
..' I'II'atIuE toward ana over fHn
.fI''h frontier. The losses cd fhe .r.-
.L In new arms and material az II
.''''. 1l'. atcoroiug tu the report ~
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i'i.l N. I'"r. Do. tHy wireless fu SAVE
sIIl'I Tile overseas News Agency fo.
nHT Iu statement r..fII. r.-.tt-
.N HfifI.H SOURCES that when tH.
L.fmrn 800. EHIftdra was .rr. fr fra
MfNlIf ff1'ffu Nr auHmar.rt I...
month. fII0N mru who chung fn tHs ..r .
.'f.fh HnHf W.I. kI.t.1 OF ut .r. .r
iNN .HHIrIr.Hr officers
HIH afHr. |. pure fn. .f.... ...
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IANTtNurf.E. via London De-
la. i.a5 q. m-rhe Turkish war OFFICE
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violated the principles OF International
law and Of humanity BY Smelling and
torpedoing the Ancona before the per
sons on board had been nut in a MACE
.oI safety or even given sufficient time
10 leave the vessel The coDduct of
me commander can only be charac-
terized as wantOn slaughter Of de
fenseless nOn-cOmbatants. since al the
time when the vessel was sNslled ana
torpedoed she was not. b. appears. re-
sisting or attempting TO escape. ana
no other reason h. sufficient 10 excuse
such an attack. not even the possibil-
ity Of rescue
One Of Two Reasons.
The government OF the United
states is forced. therefore. to con
clude either that the commander or
he submarine acted in violation or
Dis Instructions or that the imperial
ana royal government failed 10 issue
instructions 10 the commanders Of IS
submarines in accordance with the
law OF nations and the principles or
humanity The government Of the
niied states d. unwilling TO believe
the lalier alternative and 20 credit
the Austro HUNGARIAN government
with an intention 10 permit its sub
warinos 10 destroy the lives Of upfp-
Tess men. women and children. be-
prefers ~ believe that the comma nrfer
NJ the submarine committed this ouf.
rage without authority and CONTRARY
to Tho general or special insfr1IcfIons
which he had received
AS the good relation Of tho two
countries must rest upon common
REGARD for law and humanity. tho gov.
eminent Of the United states cannof
Do expected to do Otherwise than 10
demand that Tho imperial and royal
government denOunco the sinking OF
the hncona al on Illegal and indefen-
sIhlo act. that fho officer who porpo-
frafed The attack bo punished and mat
rrDarauon BY The payment N on m
drmnlfy b. made for the cItizene OF
flr United States who we're killed or
injured BY The attack ON the vessel
lhn government or tho tnIfcd
states expects Thar thc Austro. itun-
raran government. arnrecIafInv the
gravity ~ the carc. viii accedo fo fa
demand promptly. and DO rests tbs
expectation ON The belief that the
AustrD HUNGARIAN government viii MOI
rancton or defend an act which o.
condemned by tho world a. lnhumans
and harhar0us. which OIL abh0rrnf 10
al civilized nations. and which mas
caused the death of Innocent Ameri
can cifizrna
LANSING
ovsruhadoued All Questions
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Louis BSrtSG nv
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTERtAL EMnALMER.
ii22 and it2f Main street
Calls Answered Day or Nirhe-
Store Phones ea6
6. y HCrtschv. Nat Phone tqEa-R
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Diplomatic circles In Washington to-
DAY. Everywhere information was
awaited indicating how the communica-
tlno was received By the Vienna govern
ment and what effect n might have on
public opinion in Austria Hungary.
The course the United states will
pursue II understood TO have been de-
sermined upon. The issue is clearly de-
tined- \ reasonable time will be given
Aus tria- hungary In which To reply TO
me communication before further ac-
ton II taken. The word prompt "a used
IN the note Is understood to mean that
AustTia- hungary must accede To the de-
week. at the most II the demand Is
not complied with. Immediate severance
OF diplomatic relations is regarded as
Was Aware OF Attitude
The statement In the note that the
Austro- hungartan government has been
passed between the United states and
Germany Of the attitude OF the United
Slates toward submarine warfare. Is
based upon the knowledge that the
austrian embassy here was fully cog
infant Of everything that passed be-
tween Washington and Berlin DR.
Dumba. the Austrian ambassador. since
recalled. kept In close touch with the
hesotlations and even participated TO an
was thought that the Austrian govern
ment knew that the commander of the
submarine exceeded or disre garded his
ln-tr uC ions ~ was pointed out that the
offtcial statement or the Austro- Hun
garian admidalty in regard TO the sink
ing or the Ancona apparently attempt
ed TO Justify the actions OF the sub
tried TO escape aud that a vessel was
approaching when the Austrian wa-
vessel submerged and torpedoed the
Ancona.
Situation Complicated.
The situation between the two conn
tries Is complicated by the facts which
nave been brought to the attention OF
the state department in connection with
inc investigation Of Austrian consular
ana diplomatic officials. These cases.
involving Ale andcr Won huber consul
general at New York; Baron Erich
LWeidtnek. charge Of the Austrian en-
bassy here. and other officials stiH were
under consideration. IL was said to-
night that IL was proba bic that decisions
might not be reached until some fndIca-
ton was received Of the position OF the
Aus tro-Hungarian government In regard
TO the Ancona demands.
Baron Zweidinek was Furnished with a
copy OF the Ancona note when he called
AT the state department yesterday
copy probably also will come into the
possession OF the German embassy II IL
has not done so already.
The breaking OF diplomatic relations
Win Austro-Hunga-y aside from all
other consideration. would be deplorcd
here because II would mean the recall
ing OF Frederick &. Penficld. the ArnorI-
con am bassadOr at Vienna who Is re-
Esrded a. being engaged Ira n great work
IN the case OF humanity in tne war zone.
Intense interest b. fett in what effect
such rupture might have on che rela-
ucns between Germany and the United
states and upon public opinion in Ger
many. Dfficial1 90 not look upon this
aspect Of the 6i'uation as serious. how
ever.
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nile court act publication OF their mama.
are rrohlbitcd
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FARMS-Wanted.

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WANTED-Io rent. good farm from
100 20 900 acres. Will buy farm ~
suitable. Address Renter. care Intelli-
E'ncer. d-7-q
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FOR SALE-AutomObile Six Cylinder
touring car O. A. Smith. u. s. Laun-
dry. Bellaire. OHIO. se-3O-tf
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Dispatchcs from potr0gmd Indicate
hat The Germans are Withdraw
their center to what IH known as tho
Bug river lime. Witch however. ~
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FOR RENT

--~~-~-~-~->~|--~-~~~-
FOR RENT room flat, with bath. 3rj
floor call Nat. phone 1880. d-l3-j
FOR REET-One. two or three rooms.
Furnished or unfurnished. Can be ar
ranged for light Housekeeping. on car
line. Private home. Reference required.
Pleasar' Valley. care Intelligencer.
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VFefHha1oWed All Questions
liberation Uf fHr flrT I'd tho note
over hhl1eed au cleo Ir official ana
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FOR SALE-Automobile

FOR SALE-0verland Road
ster, only $4,000 to a quick
buyer. See Wisokay, 10th
and Main Streets. d-9-j
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FOR SALE

'
OF ground. location Elm Grove. or
will exchange for smaller house and ac-
cept difference. Address j. A C., care
lntelllgencer. dim
ron SALE-Furs. valuable set with
heads. tails and paws on neckpicce.
large pillow muff. only worn three times
worth sos. sacrifice SIS. owner leaving
country. not needed. Residence SO. l4th
st. dill
FOR sALE-United account system,
BabcOes milk tester. butter churn. bot
tie washing machine. set OF single har-
ness. stngie delivery wagon. Harry
King. Jr.. trustee, SOS Nat. Bank Build
ing. den
FOR SALE-Gents valuable fur-lined
overcoat. good a. new. English Mel
ton cloth. worth SIS. sacrifice S25. own
er leaving country. not needed. Resi-
dcnce So. 18th 81. dl3-l
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Haller, BiebersOn & GmdIing Co.

Real Estate & Fire Insurance
1905 Chapline st. Both Phones $50
Members wheeling Real Estate Board
lo-Aers Fruit 4 Chicken Farm For Sale
at very low price. Located near fine
road. very fertile ground. all kinds Of
fruit and berries. small house and other
buildings. near school; very healthy To-
cation
Also. "a. with small house and other
buildinrs. al Elm Grove. Come in and
lot us tell YOU more.
PAUL & WEIGH, Agents,
German Bank Bldg.
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MISCELLANEOUS

WAHTED-To hire. horse and wagon
with or without driver. The Bon Ton
d-10-k
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WE BUY WE HE'LL
Machinery and tools Of ali descriptions
open evenings. Tool Store. 1851 Market
ST d-1-tf
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-20
DOES NOT BECALL
USE OF THE CAVEL
VI. ~. Sckiiiin<rr Nakss some Com
nest rpsn MSnday's Debate on
SanatoFium Site.

Rsek Island. Ill. May =o.-EditoF
Ths ArEass Ia reading ths various
articles iu che local sailiss % lisy -.
sad that a few errors occur "a the
statement % facts relative 90 the dis
aErsemsat % the eltixsas % the hill
district anf the sanatoTi1m board
beard composed Of Drs De- silva.
t.aehEsr. ossrosa aa4 Poster. the latter
tEe present city physician Fsp!aciuE
us a. s.. Mueller WEiis { agree that
% Isl easy % fosEst special Incidents
aaG psrsous coaaectsd vtth them.
ervertheless feel that the Interested
b4biie skogif have a correct statement
O. these matters. 50 far as e e. posi-
be 90 Eifs Go without prejudice.
tf che mayor vas obliged 20 use the
FsuFj sf chs meeting oa tiay -. can
state f1F aFsetf aad others thar rcith-
o. fsFT ror Z have any FscoiiectioE o.:
Such an taeifsaE
~ ur silva eEptainef that ttr. Msu-
strs was rot q PeFsielra. bat faat be
vas familiar viSk tks woFs Or his
capacity as secretary % ere Arfi-ra-
brrcut1sis society. Tsis fact does not
teuTsefats ths vatsr of some of she
sssteaaents wktrH ffis gentleman
ssts. bas Z 20 believe. frosa ether
frf1~raafi1a We are able 90 obtain.
shsE s6ese % tks statsaasats we're not
esaptets ja detail as % iocat'on and
tie trsEEa OF the soeas % these Ia
ssfsssioas we're tseafets or wEat the
aetszt cause % 90 ieerFase Or vatars
were. eel peFsosaiiT fogbs - the
srosiG.itF % tss iastifgt5oas tassa-
selves we're % a beseeeisi Hasgres ]
Ns9ts ratssT - tsetisea 90 believe
tse eaasrarV ttr MsaaieE appeared
roe o. BE- aware o. che fact frat Sec
end ste BAD besa FreolansrefrG ~
ere beard % psysseiaas eEeepsiaE one
gfssersfss voes-pf re SitVa's-aaf
thas 6a tsas Freosssn4at59e. the for
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90 the loss OF value OF individual pos
sessions.
We would like 20 accommodate DR..
De Silva. but we fear the price is
greater than we feel justified in pay
Ing for the benefit OF any individual,
With no increased benefit 20 the ma
iority. Relative 10 the moral weight
% the promise given by four mem
hers % the former city commission in
its bearing on the action OF the present
city commissioners. believe that
such promise made In good faith by
an honorable body 90 a community OF
honorable citizens should be regarded
as great an obligation as though IL
we're made a matter OF record under
bond. and that such promises should
not be ignored b. this commission 10
the deiriment OF the people vitality in
tsrestcd v. n. SCHILLINGER
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-20
CARBON CLIFF.

Nrs. Frank Kiclnau % East Moline
visited her daughter. Airs. John VIII
dcrmuth. Monday
Airs- J. Holland visited a few days
With her daughter. Aira. p. W Beck
With. az Davenport
Miss Alma Sehieuter % East Moline
visited with the Misses Margaret and
Gertrude Gcrhardt Sunday.
Floyd Willis o. Watcrtown visited
Sunday with his grandmother. Mrs.
Avaiina johnson. and aunt. Mrs. J.
Hansen.
sir. aud Mrs. Alfred Wendell and
daughter Dorothy spent sunday with
the iaticr's sister. Mrs. a c. Louder.
81 East Moline.
Mrs Marx Woods. son Gerald and
daughter Alta Eva and Mrs. Louis
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-20

! Wyoming, Ill, on Saturday. theil
brother, Ernest Meeska, having me
with an accident in runaway. WheI
they returned they left their brother
improving, and think his injuries are
not OF a serious nature.
Professor s. T. Bowlby Of Rock Is
land was a business caller here Wed
nesday.
Mrs Edward Beardsley and daugh-
ter Verda and Miss Edith Erdman OF
East Moline visited Sunday at the
home of their father, Charles Erdman
Mrs. Chester Kennedy entertained
the Aid society at the Hennegan hall
Thursday.
Mrs c. Kennedy delightfully."- enter
tanned the Aid society of the NJ. E.
church Thursday from . to p. m,
all members being present with the
exception Of two. During the after
noon the hostess served a fine lunch
and also rendered several musical Sc
lections.
Little Miss Alice Murphy was given
a birthday party Monday from 2 TO 3,
TO celebrate her first birthday ami
versary Those present besides rela-
tives were Miss Mary Erwin, Miss
Anna Miller, Mrs Ernest Denhardt
and son Richard and daughter Irene.
Mrs. B. A. Hennegan and gfanddaugh-
ter, little Kathryn Carney. Mrs. Ell
wood Little and little daughter Mar
ion. and Mrs. William Allison and
Eva and Arlina. Mrs Muir
ply served a delicious luncheon. 4
delightful time is reported. Little
Alice received many lovely presents.
including a purse.
Mrs. D. F. Jones entertained the
Womsn's Christian Temperance union
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-20

! Rosemsn and daughter Alice Irene
visited with Moline friends Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Otto Stoehl and daugh-
ter Nellie visited the latter part OF
I the week with Mrs. Blanche Holland
Miss Leota Laughery Of Moline Wis
tied Sunday with her aunt, Mrs. Ches-
/ ter kennedy.
DR.. S. r kennedy Of Moline spent
/ Sunday here.
Mrs Edward Johnson and son
George OF Geneseo and Mrs. Fred
Mason OF Rock Island visited last
week at the home OF their father.
Louis wertz.
William Milton. Jr.. is home from a
few months visit az Pillager. MINI
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Schultz and
daughter. Miss Minnie. attended ser
vices az the German Lutheran church
at Rock Island Sunday.
c. F. and o. z. Holland were tri-
city business callers Friday.
Fave Hammond OF Milan was a Car
bon Cliff business caller Monday.
Mrs. John FahIstrom and daughter.
Mrs. Leroy Carey. were Moline Wis
itors last week
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Krambeck
spent Sunday az the home of their
son. John krambeck. at Rock Island.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Frary and Mr..
and Mrs George Frary attended a
birthday party on their cousin. Leslie
willard. al Coaltown, Saturday, and
returned home Sunday evening.
Rev. John kennedy OF Hampton
Blum will preach here az the NJ. E.
church Sunday evening. May IS.
Mr.. aad Mrs. BENJAMIN Griffith Wis
tied Sunday at the home of Mrs. Grit
hth's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. McHenry.
at Geneseo.
Mrs. William Milton and son Will
liam we're Moline visitors Monday.
Edward Kendall purchased a new
Ford machine last week
William Paul Gerhardt went TO Rock
Island and took the teachers examin-
alton at the court house He will lat
er on take instruction and study for
a professorship-
The Carbon Cliff school will close
this week and on Friday the school
will hold a school picnic and invite !.
their parents and friends. An ideal
spot has been selected IN the woods |
south OF the Argillo works.
Professor Stoddard's graduating I
class went TO the Rock Island high |
school. where they took the final ex-
The class of 1915 is com
posed of Misses Margaret Gerhardt, /
Bessie Laughery. Laura Shay. Will
liam Allison and Henry Roseman-
The graduating exercises will be at
the Empire theatre. June s.
Professor John C Stoddard enjoyed
\ visit from his father. John Stoddard
Of Atkinson. the latter part of the
week. Saturday they visited the tri-
cities. and Mr.. Stoddard accompanied
his father home for visit over Sun
lay.
Miss Dorothy Weitz IS visiting her
ulster. Mrs Leonard Frank. At Rey-
holds this week.
Lewis Sickler made a business trip
% Cambridge this week
Louis Weitx IL remodelinz his cot
age on First street
Gus Meeska Of Hampton Blu6 and
Fred Mseska from here we're called tol
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-20

lfa place come ISL often erTssnIifs-d
f.sf1FH Bow @arF nl6rr a atetnaa1ss
Wlsrss rs- H9werV sTu9arm for
rrsFs. veer orators rs1ash az tas
Lfse H1sF state 10 Ross minas thls
sTaH1..F-s .aErrrt-fV ere fact that ths
state was rrsf al tef-pend~1t nati1z
HrfHI .Hr tsef ts fGts story. vogehrt
faF aT erstifIau more or Tess autEra-
$50 fs- outset. after aeaieViaE ta-
Deepen -H--. Texas lacked prrttV veil
everything tat Hrs. TIE leaders
fasv s.sf- papers Required a great
sra. rT rFlHjsfe them. ana ia trfastt
ef EaIeF better they t1pravtsSG
eco -faa coat bgften wkieH happen
rt rs bear siGsls star a Gor9mret
s1 sea- -f fe.I gndTs che eye of ae tza-
AS rs.rr journalist ffs straiEEtwaT
esp H-t "rEr Lone scar Eepgbl5e-
a rr..F s1 r-ru.f fs t8 rFrsaafr Texas
here Vss Fse aevlee most opposite foe
H-r seal aHt hrs cas- Sew NesE
rErss
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-20
VETS CRANDSONS
ACT AS USHERS
fasfan "a Year. o. B@ Carri@e Oaf al
state taeampmsnt 81 g. Ar
In Malins.
PROVIDE BENCHES ALONG LINZ
Csaerai 0rdsrs from Hsaaquar-
trrs at ChienEo.

Az lac be~r tse rustora for years.
a- srHagssss OF the Clvu var vet
--aas vTI Gee al pages a. rhs sssss
4s-aHeree. er ere q a o. in wafiss
Ia- aat TIE frcisign TO
.8rrH Ha ..s plan vas reaeHefi a. q
Hr-TrE NJ fE- general r9rsrsfrfre
4-.f earrrtaT afr-ruoou. ire saa %
every ssH .r veteran fn tt8liz- Will
H- pressed Isrg service anf is wEf BE-
lrr tFT f1 rseeFt tar 0tE veterans
.a r sraaq carriers t9 tartr respse-
eve sGEiss aegsrs. aad Co sake thea
selves EearfsItY gssfaL
rH- ea.-rtainmret esaanffsre was
44fa1F.f-f f3 Brevtfr btaaE bsuesss
along fs- s1lrH SITE % Ffssh auera~
larV--H HIrrrrHth anf Seventeenth
Streets E1sr fEr veterans Who are az
4H.r rr stand curing zee parass @ay
a- seated whsle th~ proeesst9a passes.
Dmrers Announesd-
la F-arrsr srtrr SO. ts. fss1ed fross
ur state arttI1trtFrs aE Chicago. tse
1850 .r eHr-fs Coz tas enear1prens
ter sEaasEert Robert rtaeerr. past
.lnasHt-r of Or 81 Gfaat post 40 -.
.s r1 Dol s.EIsr. 60 G MetzEar % post
us v.. ar sUerF Of ere faq. Joseph
n.astH M Bast So $40 will b. o.
.rF OF a- .saFt. Peter Said. August
Ga.sHg sEt Efuts W9rrz viii serve as
fsaHTs on fsr sEaG or tae Depart
n-ar .aHsalaatsr VIII Be- s. t.6e-lzsss
.-HrT e ~ ugEEs. George HGs-
coil ft Thomas MecoruieE. All %
POSE Ug
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-20
Scientific Housekeeping.
Don't you have trouble getting

Don Z you nave trouble getting
sufficient variety of food?" she asked.
NO said the woman who runs a
boarding house; that's the easiest
part of it. You see. make up series
of menus for breakfast, dinner, etc.
at the beginning of the season and then
they go on steadily till the end of it.
The cook knows Just what to prepare
each day, and l am not at all both
cred"
But don't your boarders get tired OF
having the same thing each week on
the same day?"
All said the landlady. that's
where 1 fool 'emi They don't have the
same thing on the same day of the
week. There are ten separate menus.
II we begin, say, with hash on Mon
day. the next time they have hash is
a week from Thursday and the next
time a week from the following Sun
day. Nobody can tell what he's going
TO have on any given day without
working il out with pencil and paper.
and as nobody is likely to go to that
trouble just for the sake of finding his
meals monotonous, the result Is. in
fact, as pleasantly varied as II the
menu for the day was composed every
morning. New York Post.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-20

, Wednesday and Friday her soap club.
Both were largely attended and were
delightful affairs. The hostess served
delightful luncheons.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-20

April savings in the postal depart
ment will be used to establish 2s3
new routes. serving 81 .041 families, or
approximately 1856, 205 persons.
New Britain herald., 1915-06-16
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EI1K's CONCERT TONIGHT. y
Free Entertainment Will Be Provided
at Walnut Hill Park.

public hand concert by the Phi1-
harmonic band under the auspices
of New Britain lodge, No. 957, B. p.
Q. E., will be given this eevning at
Walnut Hill Park, beginning at s
O. clock. The concert is given neon
nection with the Elk's four nights
carnival which opens week from to-
night at the Elk's home on Washing
ton street.
Tonight's program follows:
March-"Rifle Regiment -. Sousa
Oyerture--sFest' ......... Leutner
valse Beautiful--"Cecile'' ~. Mckee
Cornet Solo-"A Perfect Day ~.
........... Bond-Wm. Fletcher
Part II.
Musical Comedy" Forty Five Min
utes from Broadway. .Cohan
fa) Operate Rag" go. Lanzberg
(b) When You Wore Tnlip".
w enFlcil
tc) I'm On My Way to Dublin
Fay ..... >. MURPHY
Popular Collection" Remisk's Hits,
1915" ............... Lampe
Excerpts from the RED Mill ..
.......s...s.8.... Victor Herbert
Grand Selections Songs From
Scotland .........s.... Hurbcr
Finale-sSt Spangled Banner
Director. q. j. Lynch.