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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-08
Interference Of Senators Re-
vealed in Inquiry at An
napois School.
STUDENT HAS BIG PULL
James E. Moss, With Others
Behind Him, Blamed for
Present Scandal.

Annapolis. Md. June S.-Rear Ad-
miral William r. Fullam. superiatend-
ent OF the Naval academy. who re-
sumed his testimony today before the
naval court OF inquiry appointed by
Secretary Daniels 90 investigate
charges OF irregularities in eNamina-
tons az the academy. declared 20 the
court that Midshipman James r Moss
OF Annapolis was the man primarily
responsible for the whole scandal Of
irregularities in Connection with the
last annual examination.
Moss. the admiral asserted, was be
ing supported in his plea for clemency
by two United States senators. a rep
resentative in congress and two law
yers. II such forces. said the superin-
tendent. were permitted 20 control in
such a case. IL would not be possible TO
maintain a standard OF discipline in the
naval academy.
The admiral said that he regretted
very much 10 have TO testify concern
ing a conversation with Robert Moss,
father of Midshipman Moss. and a
member OF counsel for the accused
midshipmen. which compelled him 10
mention the name OF q naval officer.
Mr. Moss told me" said Admiral
Fullam. that Surgeon Mcdowell,
whom he tMoss) had defended in a
civil case. had assured Mr.. Moss that
he would look out for his son" Moss
had told the admiral he did not wish
10 make charges against Mcdowell or
any one else. but he expressed the be-
lief that the papers claimed 10 have
been received by AIidshipman Moss
from an anonymous source were sent
20 his son b. some officer. Surgeon
Mcdowell. the admiral said, was men
toned in that connection.
Daniels Stands BY Prescedent.
Washington. D. C., June Secretary
Daniels today declined TO grant the re
quest OF counsel for the midshipmen
on trial at the naval academy. that
they be released from arrest while the
court of inquiry Is in progress. Mr..
Daniels said he was following prece- /
dent. He gave instructions that the
have every opportunity 10
confer with counsel.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-08
CAR COMPANY To
OPERATE JITNEYS
Ha.ksEs~ Traetiss CsnosrH 90 Lag Up
E-Tuiar Eaaipnsnf ard tive
rubtie What e Prefers.

Dtsssas-s. Osis. Jsss s-H D.
Ices. Essssat a-sasEss st she 1iasks-
see sIsctrte rraesisa eoapasy. en-
raasees fassT tszt wiIEia % DAYS hs
waat4 call every street car E0w oper-
ssisE ia ere e5sFs sEespE two. iato tks
sarus asE tsst Ets e9@BasF Woalf
begin russieE iiteeF sssses on the
priaejsst Estsssss The two cars
w5rr BE- raa tesf tss eomsaaF nay keep
tss fraaeEisss Tss ssw fiSEsYs vii b.
eg5is stosE tss sane tines an4 ths
ssass sqsssea as street ears zoe Ca
sse. sst VAL bs sasfsaed vita rubber
tires ssG Eas6tiss ea6t9F-
Wy eampssv waats be foolish Mr.
G@eE ssa9s ~sa e6atises Go operate
street cars es5ss tss bsFsisa % Fe<u-
lss59e wEsa We cse operate iitnsTs
eeesesF asa seg bs ssmsers3 b4 state
Avs aaG state eaaas5sssoas-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-08
ExCAN CHEFTA BENDING TO LATEST UNITED STATES WARNING
THOUSANDS DEAD
ENGLISH LEFT ON
TURKISH FIELDS
constautinople Reports Re
pulse Of Attacks at Sed-
dul Bahr-Guns Taken.

GsF,s. fsse e. fsF wireless Co say
vile. Gas- Size Overseas Nsss
sEsse1 today gave a4t tas following
~A tsisEra@ traa C9astaatisopis
states tsss ere Terss rssaissa Bsisish
ssssess ss se,llst Bstr. Thossasds %
5esf E-Ellssrsn eaVsres che seia. TIC
rarss -sssar-g ts @sehfns Esrs. 80
veil ss rises s-f asFsf var material.
rgr ferrE8saE ~sl1ensiF refers 90 an
EsEF@Frf reported ra an o#eiat
sFrEFss tssl-E az sfaEFls9pte on
ssffT IRE sEsHraesg aEr8snesf a
gitrstst a.etarF oa FFe s-btisi Hssr
frees saT ssFe rT details 5T FrEsFt Co.
Gffftss tasses. farther fess tsas Greg
were tsstv.
Aesr-rfsm Iaer e.. fei1 t6Hf1sI I-
rerrr rss been received eFFr from
srflsasfF "a tasgesFee wEief fFars-
Hfs ere fa'.Tv.Ea rgretsF 1#efst fe-
sasf sa fsF sr9EFess Of h9sgllitles st
Esr ussE sa~5lEs
roeF artillery sss destroyed 90 en-
e-v r1sfflsr Gear NFi Hsrras from
vtses bsa1bs were srtrE dropped Tfs
srEEaertrE sreeesss sts1 wsrF &C.
sssoFets
~to Ese virsa5sF ef Eeffst BasF tas
ssssVs is o. esstfftFr o. sxszlsti0a.
fss roe sE8wr asV faFtseF activity
s.rre BE latest gssseeessf4t attach
~uar Batteries on ere AsfsEie coast
sselfef tss weary troops af ths eassaY
fs tsr refshboreoof ~ seffgl uahF
FsssFrfsr ttts artillery positions aHd
ar- --rea @frtss ~=ra-ers rfs4 gr=-~
srr}ief
Two ~ ths enemy cruisers unsac-
eFssfetlF ss~,t-3 ere village % AanFs.
assrsfFs ere Island ~ MFtiten~ Co1sr-
Gseastr ere ee~aF ssst e steamer fii-
rf wien soldiers 90 this port ard at
'r-1etFt 90 rFes1Fs sore boats at an
Tr fEFre Fire yes apensd on this
steamer fr0s1 tss basSs snd tse vessel
-ae sshars. subsequently tss cruisers
retired
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-08
GERMANS MOVING
NEARER LEMBERG
General Won Lisingen Reported by Ber-
lin 10 BE Is Miles Northeast Of
PrzemysL

Berlin. June $. Cyia London. 5:45
p. mJ-General Won Linsingen, in his
advance from Przemysl in the direc-
tion OF Lemherg. has reached Lubac-
zoW. - miles northeast of Przemysl.
This information fas contained in
the official report given out at German
army headquarters today.
The report follows.
An attack OF the enemy on the
southern slope OF Lorette hills failed
further attempts 10 attack. South of
Neville an attack by the enemy was
prevented by our artillery.
"In the region southeast OF Hebut-
erue the battle continues. An attack
AZ Moulin Sous Toutvent has been
brought 20 a siandstill by our counter
attack At Villa Au Vols. the enemy
suffered heavy losses in an unsuccess-
'ul attempt 10 recapture the position
lost in May. 4 flying machine of the
enemy was shot down
~Our offensive movement In the
Shawl district and east of the Dubysa
Is taking its course. Southwest OF
PlOdock an enemy aeroplane was cap
.ured. East OF Przemysl the general
situation is the same. The number OF
prisoners taken by the army under
General Won Mackensen since June l
mounts 20 more than twenty thou
and. In the hills near Nowoszyn. the :
roops under General Linsingen again
ieefated the enemy. The pursuit /
cached the line OF Lubaczow. South 1
Il the Dniester river we crossed the 4
-ukew and reached Byslow, east OF /
<alusz.-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-08
KANSAS NEEDS 1000
WOMEN FOR KITCHEN

rspeiss. Esas. fasss S-tssssss seeds
t.aft vorasa 60 ceeN Zoe sse harvest
ssais. aecurGieE % q be.tstie tslsrssG
to'stf By Paul MrGrats. STATE egusssiss
sionsr - labor rNs rseort sreua Coz
stssoeteuts % ths state free sraFtey-
mest eurpsu show. ta sfsisfga TO tes
sa.0eu esen needed. tG&s there is esli
tar t.at1 COOKS saG ssr $3.50 asa VITA
tesaas The eooks VIII Gras frue@
si51 ts $3.50 a Gsy tfsa StsE tssrzs
eeussad frers 81 60 - a CAV. rss
erflsssY harvest essG's wages wtti -
ta0 q dsy. secorGiGE 20 reports ttsr-
vsst T. expected % Ssxfa is the stsss
saouf f4nr 20
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-08
SURGERY TOOLS
BEING SENT ABROAD

New York. June S-The war has
stimulated the export OF surgical in
strumcnta from Jhe United States to
bclliFcrcnt countries. according 10 an
nnuucrmentE made a. the annual con-
vcution OF the American Surgical
Trade associations tn session here.
More than tVo hundred members from
ali parts % this country and Canada
attended the convention. which began
yesterday J. ?. HartE % Detroit said
that heretofore exports Of American
surgical Instruments had been virtu-
aiiy negligible. but that the demand
for them in foreign military hospitals
vas uoW more active.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-08
MORE SHIPS ARE
SENT To BOTTOM
BY SUBMARINES
Germans Sink Three NorWe-
gians and One Belgian in
Their Latest Sea Raid.

London, June s.-The Norwegian
/ vessels Trudvang and Superb have
been sunk by German submarines.
Another Norwegian steamer which
was sunk is the GIittertind. of 376 tons
net. This vessel was built in 1913 and
was 1s6 feet long.
I The Trudvang was a steamer OF $40
tons net register. She was built at
Bergen in 1897 She was PA feet long,
32 feet beam and Is feet deep. The
superb was bark OF 1898 tons and
was built in Glasgow in 1875. She
sailed from Buenos Aires March 10 for
Queenstown.
The Trudvang was hailed by a Ger
man submarine soon after midday yes
terday fhen on St. Anne's head. The
captain was ordered TO bring his pa
pers aboard the submarine, whose
commander gave the crew 20 minutes
to take 10 the boats. The submarine
then sent u shells into the Trudvang
The shooting brought out a patrol boat
from Milford Haven. which picked up
the skipper and crew. numbering Is.
from the boats. During the operation
the submarine attempted vainly to tor
pedo the patrol boat. The men from
the Trudvang were landed today at
Milford Haven.
The Superb was sunk so miles west
OF Fastnet. Seventeen survivors were
landed today at Margate.
The crew of the Gittertind was
landed today in the Tyne. The vessel.
with a cargo of lumber, was on her
way from Sweden to Hartlepool, when
she encountered a German submarine.
The Germans gave the crew 10 min
utes to take TO the boats.
The submarine towed the ships
boats for so minutes until a trawler
hove in sight
The Belgian steamer Menapier has
been sunk by a German torpedo near
the North foreland Out OF % persons
on board only six were saved The
captain. his wife and his daughter. the
first mate and the pilot and II mem
bers of the crew lost their lives.
The Belgian steamer Menapier was
of 1925 net tons and was PSI feet long.
She was built in Sunderland in 1908
and was owned in Antwerp.
The North foreland is in Kent coun-
", in the North sea.
The survivors from the Menapier
were landed today at Margate. One Of
them, badly injured, was sent to hos
pitaL The survivors say the Menapier
sunk within a few minutes of the time
the torpedo exploded.
Hull. England. June S.-The traw-
ler Pentland has been sunk in the
North sea by a German submarine.
The crew was saved
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-08
LEGISLATOR HURT
IN ALTON WRECK
George G. Hilton. Chicago. Suffers
Broken Rib. and Others are
severely shaken Up.

Chicago. Ill. June S.-Niany Of the
Chicago members o. ;hc legislature
were stiii feeling the effects today OF
the Chicago and Alton wreck last
night near willow Springs. George
C. Hilton. democrat. OF $40 Winchester
avenue. Chicago. was the only one
painfully injured. He suffered a
broken rih. The others were badly
shaken up.
The i've million dollar appropriation
bill for the University OF Illinois was
passed by the house By a vote Of -
20 Q. 4 similar bill has been passed
BY the senate.
By vote of 20 60 %. the house pass
cd the Smelkai bill appropriating $3.50
900 for payment of the interest on the
bonds 90 BE- issued by the state for the
construction of the waterway. con-
meeting the Chicago drainage canal
with the Illinois river. thereby max.
inE a direct water route between the
Great Lakes and the Gulf OF Mexico.
The Tice bill appropriatinE 10 the
state highway commission the uneX-
pended balance % the appropriation
made by the last legislature for good
road work. was passed hy "a vote of
los TO o.
Regardless of protests from Repre-
sentative Lee O-Ncii Browne and 9th
.rs. who declare that the commission
mad abolished free railroad passes for
Legislators and should be made TO wait
for its money. the lower house OF the
legislature today passed an emergency
bill appropriatinE $4,000 TO the state
public utilities commission 90 pay the
salaries % employees for services al
ready rendered
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-08
CADY'S SCORE IN
MEDAL PLAY III
T. a. Evaas. Js- Ne@phis. Cssspietss
0u4Iifytax E@sa3 VIVA = ISt4i
"a Ia

Nsas setss Teas teas 8=t, a
Evsss. JF.. % tts@sais. wss ssisAsG
sss ssss ts e9sss % szsdai play ia
sss rrans- -tflsssssfpsi soft tosFasasat
w5ss tss seeese4 le0sss score. eoaa-
pfsssss shs IS E6ls qasiifytak Foaa4
ts,3sY wiss e total % tss. low score
for tss early starters ia ths seeosd
Gays play Fssaas teos % sEroSss FOE
each fsaes.
t5es % CsEF. % H6ek tsisn4. NJ.
presers rass-ttissfssippi s5tts h0iasF.
Essssef bfs zsdai Play 81 ia
Fsr for tss GE k9iss over ths Msm-
ssis CsaasrY eisb course is tts.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-08
Several Changes in Phrasing
of Second Communica-
tion to Germany. -
FINAL REVISION IS ON
Main Points for Which Will
son Is Contending Are
Not to Be Affected.

! Washington, D. c., June s.-After
two hours discussion Of the note to
/ Germany at the cabinet meeting to-
/ day, Secretary Tumulty, at the direc-
/ tion of President Wilson, made this
( announcement:
I The note was gone over and dis
cussed and put into hnal form. 1t
morrow"
The cabinet members uniformly re-
fused to discuss 1t.
II was learned definitely that only
a few slight changes in phraseology
were made at the cabinet meeting The
note was taken up in the form in
which it came after Secretary Bryan
had spent several hours on II after
his conference yesterday with the
president After the meeting Secre-
tary Bryan went to luncheon with
other members.
Cabinet members said that while
possibly a few words might be
changed. it would go forward TO Ber-
lin in practically the form agreed on
at today's meeting.
Washington. d. c., June s.-Presi-
dent Wilson today announced that the
note TO Germany was about finished
and would go forward shortly. He did
not specify the day, but said the docu-
ment would be gone over in final re-
vision today by the cabinet
The president explained that there
had been no delay of any kind in the
preparation of the note, that he had
brought only a rough draft of It to the
cabinet meeting Friday and that there
had been all sorts of suggestions since
the cabinet last met. The general
character of the document. however. he
said, had not been modified. and he be-
lieved it had the approval OF the en-
tire cabinet. No one has held up the
note. the president emphasized, work
on It being as expeditions as was con-
sistent with carefulness.
The principal cause of the delay has
been the presidents wish to so phrase
the note as TO leave no room for doubt
or further argument as to the Ameri-
can governments position.
No InkIing of Contents.
The president today gave no ink
ling Of its contents, believing that
forecasts might set up misconception
abroad of the American position. The
arrival of the note from Germany Of
fering TO pay for the attack on the
and asking for further infor-
nation concerning the dropping of
bombs on the Cushing was referred to
by the president as not unsatisfactory.
Those two cases, however, do not
affect the main principle for which the
United States is contending-that
on unarmed merchant ships
Of every nationality shall be trans
ferred to a place of safety before any
prize is destroyed.
The president said he had learned
only through the newspapers of the
mission of Van Ghell Geldemeester,
who arrived here in the interest of
neutral mediation in the European war.
The president added. however. in
iividual officials might have informa-
ion concerning GeIdemeester's trip
here.
Secretary Bryan arrived an hour
late. He said he had been detained by
important work. There were indica-
tons the discussion of the note may
nave been delayed until his arrival.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-08
THE WEATHER
Forecast Till p. VI. Tomorrow. for
Rock Island. Davenport, Moline
and Vicinity.

Partly cloudy tonight, Wednesday
fair. not much change in temperature
Temperature at 7 a. N. So. Highest
yesterday SO. lowest last night ~.
Velocity of wind at a. m. 5 miles
per hour
Precipitation .O3 inch.
Relative humidity at : p. N. rs. at
: a m 81. al p. N. today SO.
Stage of water e-3. a fall of 2 in
last "a hours.
J. VI. SHERIER, Local Forecaster.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-08
arrcs,. at New Orleans.

New Orleans. la. June S.-Cnited
States Attorney Guion today caused
TIE arrest Of Hans siaile. who claims
20 be a German citizen. and George
Summers. naturallEed American OF
German birth. on charges OF conspr-
Ing 20 ship explosives not properly
marked
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-08
BILLION BUSHELS
WHEAT PROMISED
Greatest Crop Country Ever Has
known in Prospect Coming Har-
vest, Says Government.

Washington. D. c. June S.-The
greatest wheat crop the country ever
has known is in prospect for the com
ing harvest. In its forecast today.
based on the condition of winter and
spring wheat on June /. the federal
crop reporting board placed the pros
pective wheat crop at $50, 600 900 bush
els which would exceed last years
crop by $4,000, 900 bushels With con-
tinued good growing conditions, the
crop might reach billion bushels.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-08
wouId Blow I'D Tunnel.

Geneva, June s, (via Paris).-A dis
patch received here from Brig, Switz-
erland, declares that man has been
arrested at Domodossola, Italy. charg
ed with the intention of blowing up
with a bomb the famous Simplon tun-
mel. He is presumed TO be an Austrian
agent
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-08
F.rmer LerisIafor pIes.

Frecporr. III. June s.-Thomas II.
Hoiils;er. city treasurer OF Freeport.
and former member Of the Illinois as
scnhly from the Twelfth senatorial
district. died here today. aged sS
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-08
Santa Fs Remain. Damp.

sarta Fs. y. ". June s.-Sania Fc
voted 90 retain saloons by a majority
% is7. 81 . local option election yes
t~rday. The election followed an un-
usually vigorous campaign. In which
the wet advocates promised strict
regulation of the liquor trafie-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-08
MINNESOTA VOTES so
BARS OUT BUSINESS

So. Paul. MINI. June S.-Eighty sa-
looms In 10 counties % Minnesota will
BE- forced 20 discontinue Separations as
a result % yesterdays local option
election. only two OF the Il ooun-
ties vo;InE-Blue Earth and oimsted
will retain saloons. In several coun-
ties the vote vas close. In Pipestone
the drys won by - votes and In Red
wood by g.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-08
Governor Signs Suffrage BIZ.

Chicago. H.. June S. - 4 telegram
from Governor Trammell of Florida to
Mrs. Roswell c. Cooley, stating that he
had signed the FeIIsmere charter act.
for which the women had worked. was
received with cheers at the mid-year
conference of the National Woman
Suffrage association here today.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-08
Financiers See Stock Yards.

Chicago. Ill. June s.-Delegates to
recent Pan-American financial confer
ence. after day of entertainment, to-
day inspected the Chicago Union stock
yards. q number of big packing plants
and some of Chicago's manufacturing
industries. The delegates are sched-
uled 10 leave for Detroit tonight.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-08
Joars's Army Has Been Ad
vaHciHg Slowly During
Past Three Weeks.
HEAVY GERMAN LOSSES
Berlin Still Claiming Ens
mys Attacks In West
Have Been RsPulssd-

EaHf.H E-- N6eF1sfr enc -er
rse t--.-aH H- ar ssFs.- rEersE those
s Hr aefHs srs rfe
.fs been rH- serr- er vrss
V.s s.e-sr .. ae "a s+F-s at 9rrasr
f-H..eHa as0..sr-f bT rs- Frre.e.
t F-eaH Hc trrss rEr FFreef Save
-er-H..f Ef- sr~f ef rarfr ser4es willie
Er a. sr-ss.eE sU slaHs Fse rrecFs
rssH angie rr ar N.sa- fat ere
os- HHFf.-r.r f.freflss ss Ear ss
fr aHss positions refr IA aassr-.
wH-H- H- nFss r1~rrs ere tF.FE co.
Barsa-H G5I=se-sE
FaF r- lssr r.r-e vfess fsr Frsers
rse- .e-s sfFsH.iss slowly ust stead
t H- esssfrr Immediately e1rtE
at FHrFs Ue~r s1sF mrt "a tefsFusf fest
resistance -rHH s.r formidable grr-
mEF vHrt tseVT as "Esr lahFrtsFe.
barf WHICH, however. 6s COW .r strr
c16sr1. rh~ Fr-res have teea Esse-
srf5E as prisoners Ns ussaF-Fer tsrv
have r5t-H some 500 sHf sE E1tssars
go Hsrr.
Desperate German coaster sFrsr.ss.
f..rFIHE r1 51- Frrr erraFr. have
been #tts buf wifsssf sseeess frt
wr1 terrible LOSSES fa ere sFFfrtees
The German orrtaf arrearerrs~s
mEf-s bee brief r-rrree col Fl events er
ue wssfsru freaf. rerrfT Frrs-finE
@s Fsrg, ses OF Freree sffsrts.
ElfFr Chanzss man8, Ouru-
RVsfs fsare acre eF Tess p-aes-
asot to-day m tae reports tfa@ eoth
sIi-s Fr1a ter rsstefr frs~s tsE
Russians claim ts nave sasssa tse.s
oitsasIg- movement across tbs TsGEs
aesf Ns.5@rs. TeffsErst sas str.sa
tsf che s.tetser of the Nssfr51 1ss-rrssss
ACROSS r.- River uraFsfee ls Gstfe5s.
Fae .sFer psbVss changed Eants svT
tnrs F enc tav wus ere Hgss.srs
aatlig a possession. asE ere tseez1 5s
tir sres- at ere aiasf taeorfsat tgsitse
s.l9fser .Hr1 NasrrtsG territory
rBerr lss been ustlr aess wlse re-
Egt fF Esls tfsusa movement. sf
flta t.- sIne.st sdnaisstse fr1at Vfrees
aae tar t1s.tfst appear tg bs sseasr-
af AGAINST Fsr tsaeza ls sfraas f5frs.
FoiUleaf Crisis ia uaHsary.
'taEsrT ls -vaerteaefaE a pofHt-s1
er.s.s sHilse f1 tsag wHfea has hsst
radet a EHzItst Nlgasszs srpass-
seH testers have esBresss1 assers.
+.4.l.a.8 ..I" NA'
Save prevented f5rasEtsa Of rsst5-
eoH 9sIfaeE
Frrach rsEs Prtssusrs-
Paris. faHr 2=OHcasl stassasses .
va ar sector ~ Ene ssrts eE Nrras
tiers we're yesterday eveetsz sas tss5
aisat some Istsatry snEsFsmeass. Oe F.
tie eastern sfeecs ef tss eitFeEg ef
Lorsftt sg- enemy replied ss an stsscs
hr ss sT Eafrr vtoisaf eegsssF aEtseSs.
Ea.s stf.ytT f.d aet Fssgts le eav
e1tafrs et POSITIONS NsFtssast q ses .
stzsf rsfarrT sf seuessz We Testss5sv
sit.ir t3rtsrr srasresss As NesgJtts
81 Ftssf We Esiee,t pessesstes. ss a
gtsa.t ft VERY vtstsat GzEtfeE %
Iirtaer EFegs ~ heuses On ere reEiee
pr ,3e Lahgrtafb. q gssgsaa eegatsr
: .tts H.ts been repglsse.
setlssasg Of ttsaurtsrrs sss gsr~
aiaas rsstsrdav snGsaVereG 60 recap
'iFt .ar Positions tse7 bsa tsst Veer
mes EgeT we're Grfvsu sseS We ss
sfrtse,i cur gaia nsrtaesss ~ tsSteE
~ tars ~ giefnasn tFFeesss steeE a
.F'nt sfretcaiss "a Gar ss shs rsatwsq
'etvegu tlregterue sad serFe We
.ats $50 prisoners. % Weass teo tsf
ttN
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-08

CatesEs. III. Jaas s-Niisa Ma
A-tHar % Chscaxs. wnS ~siisses is ~
Gr'ncsss Patricia Fs<fsse~t 81 Csasfss
When var vas declared. vss allied -
acton - Franee q wees aEo. aeeers1>E
. ecra rsesivsG - relatives
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-08
kIn<,. CnndIlIan Gra,e.

Rome. June :. Cvia Paris - The
Mess4Exero has received n news dis
patch srorr Athens saying the eondi-
rson 90 Ri-< Constantine of Greece
ss9eeniy has become very grave.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-08

SprtaEfsl4. III. tsas s-Firs Shich
sroks ous ssorsiy before aocn today
h ths piars % ts~ tokE ~. ngra
whotssats Crcessy company Destroy
sa tks ssp~r spors % ths bgiidiak
Tes damage vas estimated by the
owners TO exceed $1,000
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-08

Odessa. Russia. June ;. tvia Lon
doa The Turkish armoEed cruiser
Medisdich. which ~as sunk By Rus
sian rssias mar ODESSA early IN Apri'.
has been raised and brought ta;o
Odessa for repairs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-08
wsy star Oct sf War.

Coiowr~. Germany. jgEs : (vts Lo1-
zoe Y=Ths ehsaess thss Baixarta and
Hzraarls will ester ths var With The
sfifss are eizsisfsaiaE. says a Berlin
sispasea 60 tSe Cologne csx~ste. vhieh
declares ~Hzrzsass has res~es@4 the
erss o1~r % she triple ea;eate Great
B-sssis- FFazes ss4 Russisl - Gssa;-
isszstory.-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-08
French Snnnress Paner.

Paris. June s.-The government has
ordered the seizure OF the newspaper
La Guerre Sociale. edited by Gustave
Herve. owing TO an article not approx
cd by the censor. in which he violently
attacked the conduct OF the war.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-08

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