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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26
Sidelights on the European War

/ The Hague, CORES
/ pondence Of The Associated Press.)-
The war has hit the artists and art
/ dealers of Holland so severely that
/ fine paintings are selling as low as $50.
/ In these days OF enforced retrench-
ment. there is little spare money for
. the purchase Of pictures and the usual
inflow Of tourists from the United
. States. England and Germany. whose
arrival every spring was the signal
for the Dutch art dealers TO put up
their prices, has been checked by war.
. Several dealers in The Hague and
Amsterdam have been forced TO seek
a livelihood in other lines. One of the
leading dealers OF The Hague has clos
ed his shop, while another has gone
into the publication of illustrated
books. largely on subjects germane to
the war, for which there is still mar
ket.
To make matters worse, the Dutch
government has withdrawn its annual
fixed credit at the disposition of the
state museums for the purchase of
works of art. The artists, there
fore. have not even the recourse to
state aid in their need, which would be
open in ordinary times. Or. Hofstede
de Groot. late director of the Print
Room of the royal museum at AmsteT-
dam, and an art expert well known in
the United States. regrets this step
taken by the Netherlands government.
Never in my memory" he told The
Associated Press, has there been such
80
valuable paintings AT low prices as now.
Individuals cannot afford to do so. per-
haps; but the government can. An art
book or painting worth purchasing for
one of the royal museums will proba-
bly, be bought sooner or later. any
how. The thing is that most of them
can be bought for less money now than
later"
The artists. themselves have under
taken the relief of the more needy
among their fraternity. A number of
these organizations have exhibition
and sales rooms attached to their club
houses. and have arranged to have
sales exhibitions OF paintings OF the
members, offered at a fixed maximum
price. generally far below what the
exhibitors might normally expect TO (
receive for their work. The Pulchri 4
studio, for example, has had two such I
sales. the first with the maximum price .
set at $50. az which $50 pictures were I
sold. The second has just been held; .
he prices were fixed between $50 and /
$40. at which figures 30 paintings
we're disposed Of The Queen of the /
bought u. the prince con-
sort eight and the queen mother also
eight All the purchasers were Dutch.
As the membership of the Pulchri studio
consists OF recognized. established art
SITS. the Dutch found the occasion
hus offered too good to let slip. The
artists associations are employing
Ilso their available relief funds 20 pur-
,hase the pictures of artists hard
PRESSED 10 dispose of their work. These
will be held by the societies and sold
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26
NOISES ERoM TIE SUN.

tf ragr telepeoae ts n1tsV tEsss days
vtra ere ssa ts ssisiaE -tf T. always
ssieing teauEs Tgs eanr1t see sf-as,i
ere eaiss sossts Ike thers e. a shan-
ferstarrs EoisE. cost call ~ csasrai
anf tswt sousss1s1v oss. O. msy o.
shas enc reasoe ts several n5ltiqa Ezilss
awav.
Socialists tsst ss ttas fss rsisT cor
tf'sr as ere tetspsans wires might
D. expected az times ssrisE tss rsEf
eraefs ~ years fsrfnE tss ~@-&smgm
pertsts of sea seoss.~ Every 90 years
or sa ths sss spots wtfee are ia reality
Eress storms ia sts sasss covering ths
fsre o. ere ssr. grow wurss tasa 40
ether tiaes ard ttsF create n great
Zeal ~ ssssie electricity o. tks ssrth
wtfeh si-scts tstsre 1as wires a-4 has
Been ssevs 60 sefiTs,r isF oct srts-
srzra systems. EskizE Is iszSossls.s %
sse4 Messages.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26

ne Great Russians are ere arsf %:
Efaraafe peoples. aHG the history o.
fhs.r rss- Gel ere history OF the Frovth
% ere mighty slav6alr empire. ThFTr
ars Llrtls Essaas. Waite Russians.
Rsd Hzsslzas. cossacts. aad scores %
widely rarFfaE peoples vithln the con
sees O. tE~ 1tsse1gifs Traia. blt Great
Eess.z Eel tt~ cradle o. rial Russians
a.f ter saarer OF Russian pFuEs~sE
a11 greatness ot tais trnurl people
% ere vsss uodsru sats9s. q buiirtia
issce1 D. che NaFioaaL G~oEra phlc
society az WaskirEt1a. says
Before afl other slavoair peoples.
Ea5sr of Greet Russia have succeeded
ir baliftaE che most poueFf1i. the
aa6st enfuriEz and she most promising
af empires. Great Russia eumpTe-
beads that part % che empire ~hich Go
bounded BY ttr Polar seas upon the
a0rtn. BY che trail mountains upon the
east. EovEoF1d and EursE upon the
s84tA. aad the Polish and Baltic Pro
virces upon the west Within these
coaanss has Esovu up Jhs power that.
today has brBuEhf int1 being the
nsiEafirst of an en- pires welded behind
one EnbFoEeu border.
me uGcIeus % Great Russia IN
ciad~d a narrower region. with kursk.
saa8ieask. NoTEorod. VoioEda. Nlini
NoVF0rod aud TamboV as IS bound
aries. M1scow ts che heart % this
reFf6a. thr irspiraticti 20 the develop,
meat % thr dominant Russian Prom
fEis crnfrai region. growing ogtwarts.
the Russian people have developed
si1WiT. bat steadily. through c~ntur-
ssss much a. IN the case % the in
9isiduai % the uorth and 10 strong
% the nations %
the souih. they have come TO their
prime late. Today Russia has reached
q majority that - allied With IN
bounded pFuusisc.
The Great Russian has a touch %
fianish and % Tartar blood. the one
making ki4 litfie more phicEmaflc.
B little touEheF than his other Siavoule I
brothers. snd the other giving him a
iaailfy % thrift. making him . better
than f. the frcc-handed I
Pole. Llttis Russian and s~rgian. The I
inns 90 oae time lived AL along the /
foies valley. While the Tartara sew
raj times Inundated sigse0yy during
IEssian Infancy.
Great Russia uumhers ahou, one
hiFd % the etnpire's people. With The
.xcepgiou % PstroErad aaG Odessa. q
ecietes The more Important. more pro
,ressiVs cities % Russia. ana all Of
he cities whose histories ar. Russian \
.istory. such a. Rostox the Great.
'Eer. Nosco~. Yarosiav. Vladimir and d
ala Throughout this lad long and
iftsF waters reign. forcing the pso- I
ie 20 rs@4ia Inactive several months
zeh year puriaE these cold months.
as Esssian peasant and his family
g~ae tie time haddisd around the
reat stoves. or. IN vsrT cold weather.
sstiaE o. top % then
The peasant hone IN Great Russia
oasis;s USUALLY % only one room. Is
80 sqrars. b1iif win bunks around (
. walls. With. pesaaps. a snail losi /
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26
- c1rNCl sEggI1Ns

90 .s ss rr H- H..t ls.ssE e.l7
.ers-e ISL ..-s.s-rrs ere r-ae.
H HFa fres esrt sr fs ess5srss
scores ee ese.sre s-sses tst
fEs aet t-tessE sef
es. trtrt closed
f.ers. saE1sE tes erssre.t-rrs efra
eH'F .eaE rsssEs F9 ft17f reports sFi
reFr-eF s rreafs tF win br sFf
.sss ~as.st- 5f fs.s eaeFsr Eel ataeErs
set one weE vUt t-rt Er-af.T co
ee- enc srs ar l.r
Vr fr- rere.-
Whatever nav ee sFsf 90 se- sE1Ft.
~ ere Ease sfa.l-fssrar ed
can roc D. srrssst % re-
ss Fr star ssaHsrr- rrts1ts Dee
ores er a~t Or taee CD pee
Hr eHHeeE' Frr esrErF F
Vr arrived s e1re.Esaes
raaasH eeIr one r-TteF % ere o,f
was rrEsrrFf Co 1~rF t
was FFr ttFtfEsr WET vas oE tFiai
Before one voters frf e7E ere form %
urfrF rHeetF trrr ss Frf
Fss resT Questioned ls er tu-
a-1e-ar-es over tsr attrrrastr sgs-
Gem
tr ws--- fs fs Ffr-re~s. aat ths
r-.ef- almost Discarded ere e7wafs-
- s1r largely because 1f ere VeFT
s.sts % f-a~saetirE tEssrrss
et0eE are sasf ss ae rrt-f earsstFra-
far t-rr o. fsr r1U city Mayor
Carts5r vac Considered So strong d
candidate for rselreftFr ttss 90 was
Impossible Co get arre1r rtrea- = So
e.afss t5 take fse re.t against htm
arf POI was returned almost goari-
-1assv Nt ere sar.s tfae ere charge
ffsf ere business % ere city vas b.
trr transacted without sa#risrf
psbst-lsv sack 90 deep istH ere p1h-
Or rfrf ttrE fEs eoHaTtassga form
was sfvrd hv margin o. only n few
tasfret votes. ere men a-tssiiy 90
terrirF rsat1rfsv aFairss De-
fafsr ere atgrrusnle form fs vas
s-ffse ttas ere c5sreft vent into
eGn-sff=e o. ere whole. ~vrfsfinE
ere press srf prbrir. for rorssfrrattou
81 any aghts- natter uFaFirEs ard
s-bar-s were atasass iavariEbiy open
% err WHO carrf 20 tfsten. ons %
ere ssroar uofsfs usfT On favor % che
eaesasissf1e form is ere provision for
complete pabrseffv Tnts ts fhs
ssfrff a. fee frw whfeh essab1iststi the
sTst-r % rrrfc.rat E8Vrrameas asf
snr DEPARTURE fr6u if now most as
surrffv VIII tsrs % ersfu4ies ths
people asafsss the present Plan % or
rrsasfIssfa1r
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26

Vaass e e state % Esisf- ora age
C. rrrseataals ss tskss Be- tiass. Noa
zss isss 80 % 80 yozF artsTtrs- TIE
ee.aF oe yoaf hsiF. % ths g-zaiity
sa Fees ts e seeoaGasy detail. ne
esssisai factor - tas sl2sgielsy % tas
zFtsFizl Vau
SsezsF o. iaEes. aeeoFGiss a. oue
iltes. taF sail of tar artery tEieErns.
tFesass FsEi4. lastzsile. psFa4r4tsG
visa q e4lesssa deposit ras medical
rasss ls art~ssD-se.sFosis. tss eosaaaoa
asas ls EzF4saiaE % tss sFtsFiea. the
asissazl sane uzs siz9iy zEe.
oas uza is a. ola ~ g as another
Isl az o.. Eae BrraataFr.F aged asan
szesF.F lives bic ilfa al Be- q fsw years
ssasg- lived tz@ilirs ous nqtAiaE 90
ssFe4i'g. tkry have merely acquired
fts sas5f % iivisE themselves % feata-
fa4 nay GTFeEd apoa is. premature
sEr ss -atsr ably a matter % poia-
eaisE TIE pa.soa faay b. taEra into
fsr body rszay aazas. a. ia alcoholism
taszeeossss. lead poisoalEE o. esstAia
Bacterial tafsrtioass OF % nay -
Ess1faefafrd ~ che vfcton himEsif
ia hts own aiinsntarT canal. a. CO.
9FeF-eaEies. eoFsst-wezrinE. A11 &C.
essEaFg habits.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26
FAD ATR

Afr - sat. waea tg ts OVER Seated.
wHsn BE- contains an excess 81 Gs5fs.
ture. snd weeu tt t. eheusicafiy ean-
tamiaatsG- rhts - ths eoscigst1a Of
me New YeriS state commissions on
ventiIatlan. as Summarized BY r'refrs-
soc a.. O. A. WtnstaW. ehafrmaa. ia tEs
efneial arEsa Of ths National Associa-
rea tar tes stgay aad preverttaa os
Tabsreuiosis. shs Jourust ef ere Ogt-
door life
Professor WinsfeV shows thas Vaus
n has sssn a alaftsr ef cgg.maa belief
&c q long tine tbas stsEaaat slr was
Dat Cor me Booty. ssEI recenfty no
enc knew WAY tnis was so. The New
rort state CoaaE tssioa ca Neefslf-
ssn has dsaafteiv trugsr two c9ucts
Against BAT ar. ere of fsrnf f1r tsF
arst tlzae Ia afsssry. asa viii probably
prove etasrs tatsr en-.
TIE hrst iadtetmenf against taf asr
shaws mat an faeresse ta truspersture
n~yend the eorusat 20 tsErres pro-
dtces sertags Gerse seusrrf Of ere
saso- raofor nsecesnfsaG 9f ere body re-
stftfaz IN e Zee % terfre fat8rs. ia-
creased pulse. ssG a lowered etsoG
pressare. Win q eDrFFsporG ~ &C.
efeass "a sefcienev. bots psFsirst Es,t
ornfal O. aedfEfaa t1 eats. oFerheGt-
lsz eoaiaees 20 an undesirable Coz
esstion % ths a4aeags rsslanraass 90
o. eese. stus. pessItfV ravtnE ere
e1v Tor eei,fs. sors EaFeats. ans e.
oeSs o. v2risss xsru Diseases
The wer< % ice eonznassies also
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26
May 26 in American
History.

IT03-Samuel Pepys. whose diary OF
life in England is noted. died; bern
1858.
17S5 - General Washington declared
himself in favor of the emanclpa-
ton OF negro slaves.
IS65--tieneral Z. Kirby Smith surren
dered $4,000 Confederate troops.
west of the Mississippi. last sur
render in the civil war.
1oI3-GeneraI James Heaton Baker
civil war soldier. editor and histo-
rian. died at Mankato. MINI; born
1929.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26

Tho Minneapolis women's Welfare
league refuses 20 10 on record as In
favor OF an ordnance forbidding men
20 smoke on street cars. The proper
counter 90 this poliicness will be for
The men % make the ordinance IN
necessary.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26

rhev are fndarz che coaBtv farm
agent a great heie ia Kansas sad ere
SanhoWsr ststs would rot cry CD again
sst aionG without Eim r9r aevtafsE
There e. % ss a ptenie ts Cae township
Tomorrow far ere purpose OF farther
fnE the movements Cor ere emp e1ert
&C an sseut ta Rock tsiaet eaanfv
WHIST Is done &C tHag mretfsF Ca "a nsst-
Ger OF concern Co an parts sf tbs eags-
cry. arhan as veil as rurat
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26
go IrnIcIAL alTUAIIoN

80 - . -
since fnr arTfaifaftfu ~ EaeA
tsiand eoanff enc flmr sever hif
been WHEN n hsa been FHhaaf A
rs-ffrnf eiref't eaHEf iaifr. zee
naYs. Wifh sHntftnfIF .Hr f
e4lrnd4r AIT "a rnHEret-t rHnt.-
flan ~ eaurt buaiurar. enc rruth-
nenn party sa ftr a. De- frt WITH
b. ift palser t4 O. sa. bas tFrn Ht
a. aIafraaeaite fhr eaHaff ri Eaea
fsfaad fa mr ssirrf-1n af nlea ta
sif GA b. eifruit beaeH far tAr
aesf tsrm 81 sit feara.
The Frawinf frpirr af tbr fsos
0fe far feags his been fa arr8 tbr
Bsnea free ifsw enc n.Irrnrr nt
partfsansblBs trerv gats.1lr pre-
eIsaflsa. ia ttefs was tssra bF thr
framsrs at The eHaat.Ill.nu .a gels
vile ftr fatt reFf tAnF.
rhe aaif Naf t1 frbusr fhr .a-
feetian 81 poufes rafa tar ist.-
ehirY 81 ms dista'ef aa.t sa lstarr
RaeA Iceland ealaff al resident
isdfs hs fhfauFa enc eirrf'au at
y. g- ReawarthI aaf A.. f. EerE-
hand.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26
New York's Classical SuryIyaI.

The supreme court OF New York has
upheld the right OF a dramatic critic
TO enter n theatre ~ he pays for his
seat This unseemly quarrel between
authors. managers and dramatic crit
les dates back 20 the days of ancient
Greece. when Aristophanes and others
resented the remarks of the young
man who came around TO criticise the
show.-San Francisco Chronicle.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26
Real lightweight Champion.

After thinking over the matter care
fully We have reached the conclusion
that the lightweight champion OF the
United States IS our family grocer
New Orleans States.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26
an LOYAL Americans.

Among the captains OF the United
States navy on the active list Just pub
lished arc Augustus FechteIer. John
Hoogewerff. Gustav Kaemmerling.
Emil Thesis. George Kline. Joseph
Straus. F. ". Eberle. loyal Americans,
ail-Syracuse Post-Standard.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26

IRE Gsvs Of freaxfet faaHee ts ere
bfE baseball lesstrs are over. teeart-
fn9 Co Garry urrrm.tr9. tHt o. 40
90 the BIS fellows t1 ratr up .sr fash
that has beer botaerirE che EraIis ~
the utfts fellows Cor several years
that OF makinE ends meet and salts
fyinz enc pubic az tae sane tlme.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26

Ca wssgaafsa delegates rrem ss-
two Nmarieta continents are getting
er. but tae purpose ts @sFgsl t-s-eusr
tiou, O. Isl Eaed Err E1 Del se N@er-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26
Ever Nnfirci IL

8 noted man recently died and a
good deal OF stress was laid upon the
service he had performed for the
town In which he had lived. But, in
asmuch as he left n fortune OF six OF
seven million dollars, accumulated
during his residence in Il. the feeling
IS that the town did pretty well by
him.-Topeka Capital.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26

After an there ts eafsfHE 6srs tsel-
eaI ia tas story of Vuis ae3 CfFrsgzs
hoth eefebrst.aE over enc resg 30
the same baffie g8s tsrr aHesr
time mar enc eree,- were rElF.~s ess
who IL ts ssat as i1s.as UseH emo ..ss.
ers always VIM
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26
AND
DLSCORDS

WHEN you overhear your neighbor
critieising the position OF the United
States with reference 10 the European
war. ask him II he knows the words
OF The Star Spangled Banner" He
will be expected 20 sing them Fourth
% July.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26
The Real Idea.

Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait says that
"the ideal husband IS never baldhead-
ed" or course not, Carrie. He's Just
too sweet for anything. and ever
avoids hair pullings.-Cincinnati Com
merciaI-Tribune.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26
Street Car Comedy.

You haven't got n car yetg'
no. Il Is not likely that will buy
this season"
Didn't ] understand you 20 say
this spring that you were 20 have
oneg"
Yes. but my physician has advised
against IT, You see. I'm a nervous sort,
and my eyes trouble me considerably.
With machines increasing at such a
rapid rate u would be pretty hard
work for me 10 drive through the
streets without hitting some one. II I
fosl more like myself next year ! may
buy"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26

lat auction after the war when It is
hoped that times will be better. Any
thing received over the price paid by
the society is TO 90 TO the artist. when
the final sale is made. The funds en-
ployed for these purchases is con-
stantly being increased by the sale Of
paintings by artists Of means, who can
afford 10 and do present their works TO
the societies to be sold, the proceeds
going 10 the relief fund. Certain of
the societies also hold lotteries with
pictures for prizes, 10 per cent Of the
proceeds going to the artist. 10 per
cent TO the relief of workers in the in
dustrial arts, and the remainder 20 the
royal national relief fund Tor the as
sistance of war sufferers.
While the artists are thus united 10
care for their brother craftsmen, the
dealers in pictures are without relief
One Hague dealer specializing in en-
cravings told the Associated Press that
he had not sold an etching for eight
months. Prices are cut in half, but to
no avail There is less sympathy for
dealers, however, as it is felt that
theirs is purely q commercial risk
which they must stand. together with
the many other businesses injured by
the war.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26

THE European embodiment has
been further stirred by the resignation
OF Joao Chagas. premier OF Portugal.
at whom some marksman took a shot
the other day.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26

Wr1 Tess waF 600 .HH- COM
m Storage a .He r.E
t8a 10 shortage f rev Harrrt. se.
fureafr1s Ca er aB Es .ss.la ..t,sr
frffe
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26
nam WORK NOT rvJTRT0rs.


Hr uorEed himself 90 death Gel
9llg a Esrass. De- looks vel in print.
bss 81 ssVrr tells wtat brought TIRE
riaE 90 an untiasiT cad WoFE alone
Eel s6Gd fBr ere arteries Or tH ere 70
sort 90 ssfagisnts % ore kind o.
sr5FFrr that wears 1gf q rirc1iafogy
sFsrra Ara bV sf.~sgia-ts- 80
FrslY rrsH raFea5les -dfaEs utich
rrtErr ere afaa's ei1gsaeEs o. "a
fiEae-sars az sirst5t. tobacco. Con
Hetft1-. greed srf w1Try contribute
Ete5r scare r9 ere t7EFea.a which % 60
serrsaf ia enc espt1esi1a % haFtTaet
arteries
1855 ere Erestrsf r6~=1a factor Go
5es-sslral tHHra1la. THIS brfnFs tfF
r1rs..8a s1uH 20 dfss we are what
- ear TIE t~rb5urs6Es animal is
seHErr ut-t ftar tts rsrriveF1ls-
taaal Bra.-i1. ttar ts meat. e1Htrib-
.F-s ere most favorable medium for
ere esIE4re o. e6tsH taeitI on th- ALI
Es-rSarF esrsi TIC ty-pF1faet % col
1e tse.Hes Er6wtF is toUe oF q
erarr ~ fHEsrs aEfeF f1ss1s fEF f1sf
1f-rrEEGf1Fs great t1eorT. that che
sfaasaF51c OF tsef.r bseii-
rel r-efs 90 arzrrffe cotton bseiIius
zrauts sr ere easat Only goes haif-
waF no radical astif6se f1F color
tseII1s fr.Etiestior Eel a t.Tt uhieE
Goes rer ereFsrssr c1j9s Bacillus csi-
core. ert saeE r. dies az has been dem
ersErsErt TtpeFimsatsiiT On the labor
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26

CALIFORNIA minister has volun-
teered 10 substitute for Leo Frank at
the impending execution OF the latter
In Atlanta. Ga. Inasmuch as there ap-
pears 70 he some doubt as TO the guilt
Of Frank we move that the OFFER be ac-
cep;ed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26

WHAT WE NEED.
Less human cussedness IS what We
need.
And that's my creed,
Less wish 20 make some other heart
repent.
or make Il bleed.
Less Will 20 muddy some ones crystal
stream
Because were queer.
And don't want anybody 20 dream
When we can't cheer.
Less human meanness IN its varied
forms.
That's my desire,
More OF the heart-love that so truly
warns
BY natures FIRE.
Less spiliing other peoples peaches
just because
We split our own.
Less growing ike the dogs do when
they pause
BY some stray bone.
Less human misery when we have less
% these / cite.
And more glad-hearteduess and Joy
20 bless
Lives lived Alright.
Baltimore sun.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26

SIXTY women are reported TO have
tainted az a recent Bill Sunday meet
ing Being a revival. il is assumed
they we're brought 10.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26

LOOKS as though Mount Lassen
has been trying TO get attention as a
rival OF the worlds exposition
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26

Petrograd.-The emperor has sent q
message Of coincidence and a gift OF
IS 600 TO the families of the victims
of the explosion at the Okjtensky me-
Unite works. The official report OF
the disaster gives the total number OF
killed at 81. OF the wounded, So are
still in the hospital. The works are
located in a suburb of PetrOgrad.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26

DubIin.-The decline of pig breeding
in Ireland, states a report from me
Irish department OF agriculture is
due in large part to the want Of nous
ing accommodation" tor the animals
in the new cottages, and the growing
Discrimination of laborers' families 70
look after them. The shrinkaee in the
number of pigs amounts to 20 per
cent.
In Ulster, the report states it Is the
practice TO fatten pigs as soon rs they
are weaned, and by this means three
lots of pigs are turned out in a year.
In other parts of the country only one
lot is marketed in year.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26

JANE Adams observes that ''all the
world seems 10 be crazy" We believe
u was former Chief OF Police Brinn
who said that he had discovered in
his long police experience that no one
was entirely sane. The only differ
ence e that some OF them have 10 be
tied up" said Brinn-
II there was an umpire presiding
over the European war game Germany
could a. least protest against playing
against ten men
"RoUaIASIA on brink OF war
Headline. Waiting 70 be pushed?
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26

HAVING a birthday anniversary
near. Edward Berry. our popular trav-
cling salesman. recently was asked by
a friend % make known the name OF
hts favorfte flower. "Buckwheat." said
Berry. !. J. 2
COLONEL Bryan may yet be stuck
for another wedding gift. NIr. Clark
says that the list OF public men 20 be
invited 90 his daughters wedding has
not been completed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26
William brady.n.D
As Old as Your Arteries

a;o-y as weii a. practically. Is a veg
etaFiaa diet
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-22

Ine liquor people cut Judge Orlady In
the downtown wards. In the Sd Ward.
OF which Henry J. Trainer is the Re-
publican leader. orlady received only la
votes. Head received 1908 In this ward
Williams 164s and Wallace 726.
Judge Head also lost many Republican
votes In Philadelphia. He is a Democrat.
and the Organization support Of him was
half-hearted.
Ryan ran ahead OF Vessel IN soma NJ
the downtown wards. In the 18th RYAN
received ssS votes to IN for Vessel. He
of the 18th. Complete returns from thar
ward gave Vessel 1863 to 1896 for RYAN
Ryan also carried the s2d 9th. lith. isth.
18Th, nth, 9th. asa and 18th Wards.
David II. Lane. who originally opposed
the reelection OF Judge Dallett, threw
All but few votes In his ward 10 Ne
curdy. Mccurdy received 42ss votes IN
lanes ward. the 10th. out Of total Of
tn7 that were cast Dallett received
f19.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-22

Judge shoemaker received II, ,266 votes
In the IS wards for reelection TO Common
Pleas Court No. !. Judge Finletter re-
ceiyed In the same wards, 81 .120 votes for
re-election to Court No l.
Judge Raymond MacNeille received in
these wards total OF 71.7s8 for re-elec-
tion 70 the Municipal Court
The vote In the 80 wards for the lead
ing candidates for the three Superior
Court Judges was aa followa,