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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25

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goes
As o. tzaar arrlrfs-v. bofh far army
s-e rasY esr. tas E1rsreazraf has fep
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f4 strref- wer- tf rrsrt rs Gee fFsftrz-
f.Hs sesEFrrtrr fHr sEsu balls roE-
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f- every ff-eer.a-. ts e1Eresf o. Gee
raF-rre=rs a01 tu1 private rizsfs.
Tr- senV-ls FargsaetsrirE company
Erf FHr n-Fal-Fr-r e1~rarT asF fer
private aaErrrrss vile fts govern
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F'rsrfrerf srsrasf. EliisgFissis.
Ffsf artillery rzrrtarss. horse
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r~ns ef araT sIefr~Trt are en-
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arF ferrs ts Fr1sf-r s7rrrrrEset plant
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at H.e.saE. as. ast urrfr.a. Cal
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enc .rfHrs-r tf ts Fse frfarErT which
deliver tsr .Urree ARTILLERY
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fHe sraarteE. ererrHfara eerV1Fs cad
special purposes fer a.rr1re may drop
HHHEs ana esther Information. ere
special troops. '.lF errtrFrrf. hospital
ar ersrr" Us may an ~ tFe,r
port Doc f .s tF .-fr~srF chat wins
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Snail ems rr-e~fF.Hr Tor irfar-
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25

wtscaasia boasts a. legislator wss.
hsVtnE spent BIS u~as-r salary OF
$500. asks teass 90 absence Ed tsat De-
can raise sofas manry BY waeG-eF OF
rs trade. tbs is said te be ere fsss
fnstasee ef ere Eied oa recerL Ns a
r,lte. lawmakers wheg ia s.aifsr sf-1-
eglties azurs egt souse way o. w1rE
the state.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25

TEs oi4sss medical book n &c
wsrit vas fssre On n rock tomb ~ ths
Me. dasfaz froz ahogt z6c1 q. 9. u
f. a roli aloe. ssxfy-sfx fsst ts1E azt
carries pr~serfvssozs so- al sorts %
afl=s=.s. Cas.g- OF = ozs % the re=-
sesass prsscrfbed. l. has seea usSd
srsssy steadily svs- s.ees-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25
May IS in American
History.

17S7-George Washington chossa pres
ident of the first constitutions
convention at Philadelphia.
1SO3-Ralph Waldo Emerson, Ne" hHs
land philosopher and author born
died 1882.
1e14Francis Kossuth, son or the gFea'
Hungarian patriot, Louis kossuth
died In Budapest, Hungary; pofi
1S41.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25

KEYS.
Long ago IN old Granada. when the
Noors were forced TO fee,
Each man locked his home behind him,
taking in his flight the key:
Hopefully they watched and waited for
the time 10 come when they
should return from their long exile 10
their homes so far away.
But the mansions in Granada they had
left in all their prime
Vanished. as the years rolled onward,
meath the crumbling touch OF
time.
Like the Moors. we all have dwellings
where We vRinIy long 10 be,
And through all LIES changing phases
ever fast we hold the key;
Our fair country lies behind US, we are
exiles. too. in truth,
For no more shall we behold her-our
Granada's name is Youth.
We have our delusive day-dreams. and
rejoice when now and then
Some old hearstring stirs within US.
and we feel our youth again.
We are young" we cry triumphant.
thrilled with old-time Joy and
glee.
Then the dream fades slowly. softly,
leaving nothing but the key.
Bessie Chandler.
SOME have said the allies are victims
OF optimism. Berlin has a different
explanation.
SCIENTIST says the perfect wife
must have a mezZo-soprano voice. New
divorce grounds for husbands OF con-
traltos.
A street car and a jitbus had a coils
lison one day.
The jitbus knocked the street car OF
the track, they say.
The motorman shook his fist as he
roared.
Get out OF the way, you d little
I'd"
Now what has T. T. J. TO say 70 that =?
OTTO, NILT AND BECKE.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25

CaasdserfaE su rbe r.rruHs.serFs H
VII aot Be ssFurisIHs .t sV.s rr'trt s
note ef protest over enc sasaE az @
Lusitaafs Goes roe e.Ta.tet t.a.t.
ss ssrtaas considers st ea- Efefs
Of Germany az Haf rem ter re.f-t
Ststss ras SWISS have 51'11U ffa.er
ed men ea ere foo ast r-tty .1 CO.
knsLae.s n q .L.u.n--. u.-----
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25

NfascaHae 6Herrs rsli-t F v7.sss-sr
hose aause enc ether cav as.s esr-
nsested eirbg hale Barrels er beer
which Ehs Hrrmru ltt .rarrsftsI,7
aferr,f away f7r gse .a F.e.- v1rs .s
ease the eisv water sgap.T ssaelt el5a
pssn % rtir
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25

The ugvrsport E-aifH board e1s ore
ranEsd Co remove ere aGar OF fsF gar
bare dump aV @raas of o. ereeae.r
SPRAY t1u rgr eFraa1tr ls %.
droGorizel has sat been explained
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25

On slarte cay tssg-w-rs tbrr- were
shipped into tse EartE frer aaf O.
Gozen states go caFf1sts OF s.rfwaeF-
rtgs. or enough. reuEsiv srrais5as. t1
farm a solid trar la ri- iaeE WAT
becomes 1e st fsis trg.r ls Bszs..rr
AZ fellow wH1 bss 1eras.aa sa rEeste
the sgeraEr taae4 ee4atrr ss9rt-ass.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25
Action at Long Rnnge.

philadelphia Inquirer).
II the allies want TO keep down the
price Of wheat they had better bestir
themselves and announce continued
successes in forcing the Dardanelles.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25

A little sanding might help out the
border between this country aud Mex
leo. Hardly a day passes now oul
that a general or two slips across i
in one direction or the other.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25

o. r. said f8 cost fs1e.t5s.5s "a gear
20 Keep a mst-ru ba..'-eHt1 ia opera
tioa and Fsfs saeI .aef.t-s reteer fr-
prsciafion aor ere e1sf Of rrgatrtaF
blowout
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25
Now what has T. T. J. to say 70 that
OTTO, MILF AND BECKE.
Street Car Comedy.

Street Car Comedy.
Just my luck. Had my lawn trim
med yesterday. Then It rains. Never
fails with me. And IL costs me buck
a clip. Next year I'm going 10 have
my yard planted 20 potatoes"
Amt IL just like me dearie? II /
had brought my macintosh along the
sun would be out right now
We're never going to get a jitney
this morning. I've become so aCcus-
toned 70 my after breakfast airing on
the bridge that I viii miss it, Guess
it's pretty hard 10 keep them little
fellows In the middle OF the road dur
ing q rain. Then I imagine most Of
them leak" 3. W ".
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25
OBestions and Answers.


Lotion for Chapped Skin and Pruri-
tis-wiu you kindly suggest some
harmisss wash one can use 20 relieve
ehapp!nE and itching Of the skim
Reply.
Dissolve 90 grains OF tragacanth
powder IN a pint Of water boiling
hot. Add an ounce % Elyccrine and a
dram go Eraiusl Of bsianaphthol Use
as freely a. desired The mixture may
b. scented 20 suit
Ch~wH Tobacco and Wants 20 Quit
II have a habit % chewing tobacco.
and I know 60 10 doing me harm Please
state how 7 can quit
Reply.
An old offender tapered OF with the
AID % this substitute; Sassafras bark.
Fcutian root. prickly ash bark. equal
parts. powdered. mixed and made into
plug" or mass with sufficient ex-
tract % iicorice. A chew occasionally
% take the place OF the weed.
Make Those Eyes Behave-wiu eye
exercisc-rolling the eyes about for
i've minutes a dny-streugthen the
eyes. 90 that one may avoid glasses?
Reply
40. Don't experiment; see the oc-
ui.st.
Wrong Principles rectal dilation
By means % --'s dilators good for
constipation?
Reply.
A. a rule. no. You must correct the
diet and exercise the bowel
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25

| IRE average Amrrt=ar's eafE1r RI
cry rsaaian ls pretty fs'.F realized .a
the statement Of ere reasons Way t.s.9
went t1 var
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25

Tners r. snail prospect thar ere var
IN Msxico viii raI s1 Tong af eetE
sides are able t1 celebrate IA victory
whensvrr a battle ts fought.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25

The MsEiran rrg1tgtfal. gl'.tr esf-
BAH seems t5 a. ta.slT wen U.fa rr.l-
tgelq artis BobtrrT
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25
AND
DLSCORDS

THE Baptists have Endorsed Presi-
dent Wilson Secretary Bryan will
therefore take note that the man in the
White house is again flirting with the
wets.-Peoria Transcript.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25

CHAMP Clark Is not to invite Col
onel Bryan 10 the wedding of his
daughter. The colonel gets the best
OF II. financially. at least. inasmuch
as he saves the price Of a wedding
gift
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25
Speaking of Dyestuffs.

milwaukee Journal
We haven't heard that the British
troops have changed the name of the
German shells from Jack Johnson TO
Jess Willard.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25

ERNEST Adams and Jennie Apple
have been married at Independence,
Iowa
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25

II AN going TO give Chicago heI
this fall" says Voliva. Little late, W.
would imagine.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25

Petrograd.-(C Correspondence Of The
Associated Press.)-A project TO in
stitute compulsory state fire insurance
is under under consideration by the
minister of the interior. and will be
soon presented to the council OF min
listers for approval. The proposal was
first made by the budget committee Of
the duma. which pointed out the de
STABILITY of such a measure as a
source Of income 10 the government.
According TO preliminary estimates,
IL this fire insurance monopoly were
undertaken by the government, it
would yield an annual income of SIS
100000 The minister OF the interior,
however. is in favor of the passing Of
such a measure, not primarily because
IL would bring a large revenue TO the
government, but because compulsory
insurance is demanded by the condi-
ton of the majority of buildings in
Russia, which are wooden and but
poorly protected against fire. The con-
tant destruction of these wooden build
ings by fire. has been a preceptible
drain on the economic strength OF the
country.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25

Man r. only miserable so far as he
thinks himself so.-SanaxAro
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25

THERE are those who dispute some
OF the statements OF the foreign mini
ster OF Chile. His name is Alexandra
LirA
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25

securing good ventilation f. simply out
OF the question
That's what Noah thought about IL
To Be sure. his views are scarcely ae-
eep;abis 20 the manufacturers OF vari-
oua expensive. complicated and made
quA.e patent venfiiators. though we
dare say Noah's conception OF ventila-
ton hArmouizes perfectly with the
very latest scientific knowledge upon
this pognf. DR.. Webster vas no SAM
tartan. but he harbored In his oerebrum
= large store % good. hard common
sense We heartily recommend the
Doctors great book 20 al our readers
A. a worE % reference we ind u IN
dispeuaabic "a our daily work
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25

Paris Correspondence OF The As
ISOLATED Press.)-The annual distribu-
ton OF prizes in the public schools, a
fete OF considerable Importance in
France. will take place as usual this
year. though the children of many To-
calities have asked that the money be
used for the soldiers at the front and
the wounded instead. All the six mil
lion pupils receive a book of some
sort, the Importance of which depends
upon scholarship and general conduct.
The cost is several million francs an
nually.
The minister of public instruction
has decided that the commission OF
the distribution would be a hardship
10 employees of the publishing houses.
and also that the children of France
while mourning the soldiers who have
given their lives to the country should
not be weighed down by a cloud of
sorrow. He has issued instructions to
the public schools to the effect that
the day should be made memorable 10
the children by a ceremony that will
impress upon them the grandeur OF the
struggle in which their fathers are
engaged and that will inspire them to
hold up their heads instead of bowling
them under the pain OF the bereave-
ment
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25

Neutrality-suspicious. of The AS
ISOLATED Press)-A deputation of wom-
en- who wish 10 form a volunteer leg
ion to serve as regular soldiers in the
campaign on this front has arrived in
this city from Gomel with a petition
which they have presented to the head
OF the Kiev military district. These
women state that they are ready to
assume all military duties except act
ual engagement in battle. and are par
ticularly DESTROYS OF being employed
for patrol service. They have designed
a uniform similar to that worn by the
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-07-14
ELKS TO DANCE
ON STREETS IN
LOS ANGELES

LOS ANGELES. July 14.-Commit-
tee reports occupied the attention of
the delegates to the grand lodge con-
vention of B. P. o. Elks at today's
business session. Work was rushed
to a conclusion early. and the Elks
gave over their attention to the enter
tainment features of the day.
A massed band parade started the
festivities this morning. followed by
an allegorical floral parade. Crack
drin corps of lodges from all parts OF
the country took part in the exhibit
ton drills at Exposition park this af-
ternoon.
Tonight all the members Of the va
rious drill teams will be guests at L
banquet at the Elks club, and at 10 p.
M, a mammoth open air dancing party
will be given. The dance floor will
extend for four blocks along oliver
street.
The Atlanta delegates today were
acclaimed real sportsmen. After they
lost their hard fight for the next con-
vention of the grand lodge at Balti-
more, the Atlanta men gave a big d =
ner to the victors and drank a ton st
to their victory.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-07-14
BLAME FOUL THEFT
ON WOMAN BEATERS

NEWCASTLE, Ind, July 1.-THE
theft of 100 chickens from the farm Of
Orvall Baker on the same night that
Bakers 24-year-old wife was dragged
from beside her three small sleeping
children and left unconscious with a
gag in her mouth in a nearby orch
ard, is believed to have been commit.
ted by the same intruders. The motive
for combining the two crimes is puz-
cling the sheriff Of Henry county and
his deputies. A posse of farmers fail
ed to md any clue to the thieves. Mrs.
Baker is in serious condition from
experience. as.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-07-14
GERMANS SURPRISED
AT j. s. RECEPTION
Of GERMANY,S NOTE
tsv FREDERICK WERNER,

BERLIN. (via Amsterdam). July
4.-America's reception OF the Co.
man reply to President Wilson's note
has surprised Berlin officialdom. II
had been expected that the German
governments proffer to make extraor.
binary steps to protect American lives
in the submarine zone would show
that Germany was jealous to protect
neutrals and American comment on
this pledge has caused deep disap.
pointment.
Excerpts from editorial comment in
the United States have been cabled
here from London. and. though un-
derstood to be tinted with English
feeling. these comments indicate the
German reply is unsatisfactory. Their
publication has caused fresh out
burst Of feeling against America and
support OF Germany's submarine war
fare -..--- a..
The Rhine westphalia Journal is
particularly bitter in its attack on the
United States. saying:
I'VE sought no quarrel with Amer
lea, but If the American government
continues to hold q shield before help
seeking England and threatens us. our
honor complies us to strike the shield
with an iron club"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-07-14
GASP|PE BLOW
CONTINUED On Pace Eiqht. I

lNOUtInuC0 OU rage GI80I.
Recess team home. Reece retains, as
a reminder of his thrilling experience
the gaspipe with which he was as
saulted. Also he still has the money,
about $25, which the highwaymen at
tempted to take from him. Reece
believes that he seriously injured one
Of the robbers.
A short time after Recess battle
with the two robbers several automo-
biles arrived on the scene and several
of the autoists assisted in the search
for the robbers.
Chief Goodwin is inclined to believe
that the two men who attacked Reece
were the same ones who attacked
Mrs. Orville Baker, wife of a farmer
living near New Castle, Monday night
while Baker was away from home.
The men carried Mrs. Baker from her
bed, bound and gagged her and then
left her on the lawn. where she was
found when her husband returned
home. AS the house was not robbed
it is believed the woman's assailants
were frightened away after they had
carried her out of the house. The de-
scriptions of these two men tally with
the descriptions of the men who at
tackled Reece.
Larry Holt, an itinerant printer, re-
ports that two negroes attacked him
in the north end c. & o. yards, this
city, Tuesday night. He fought them
off but was cut badly in his right hand
during the battle.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-07-14
WILDCAT CHASES PECK
HOME TO HIS MOTHER

we take couple of steps when we
hear an awful kissing, bawling and
barking. I sees the wild cat, head
close to the ground, ready to jump
Duke lets out howl. and away we
speed to mother; first Duke leads me,
then go around him; and for quar-
ter of mile, it was a pretty race to
see who was to be crowned victor OF
the Speedway. We beat the cat to
safety, but believe me. felt the feline
beast smelling the heels OF my feet
several times
Friends tried to tell Peck that un-
less wildcats have young with them,
they will not attack person. Peck
claimed that, although he did not see
them, he and Duke knew this par.
ticular cat had a dozen kittens.
Members Of the club, headed by
Clarence Mote. former deputy sheriff
renowned for his .prowess with gun,
have organized with Police Sergeant
McNally as drillmaster and Eddie Nor
rell as chief of the automobile hospital
corps, to visit the scene OF Peck's and
Rogers escape. from deather and de-
struction.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-07-14
TRADE
REMAINS SLOW
IN LAST week

Trading on the real estate market
continues quiet. The list Of transfers
from July 6 to 13 follows: *r-
Levi M. Jones to Catherine Rooney.
81. Lot 81 Benton Heights Add. Rich
mond
Edward Y. Teas to Fred e. Teas, 81.
231. 232, Sanders Add. Centerville.
Angelina McDtvitte to Roscoe E.
Handel, $4,000. Pt. lot % Oliver
Kinsey's Add. Richmond Stamp, 81.
John Dering to Alice C. Dering, 81.
Pit. lot z. block IL, Hagerstown-
Mary Geisler. ct al to William L.
Wood ct al. 500. Lot Is, block "a,
Hagerstown, Stamp, 81. -.~ -.
Elisha A. Dixon to Edward T. Port
er, $4,000. Lot block 4, Hagerstown.
Stamp $3.50. ..
Carolina M. Wright to Mary L. Jen.
kins, ct al, trustees of West Richmond
monthly meeting of the Religious So
ciety Of Friends, 81. Pit. N. E. 6-13-1.
Stamp $3.50.
Frank w. Warfel to Henry c. War.
fel, ct al, $1,000. Lot "A Haynes Add.
Richmond. Stamp $500.
Edwin G. Kemper to Harvey NJ.
Egolf. 81. Lot Bungalow Hill Add
Richmond. Stamp 81. ~-..-
Albert A. Reinhard to Harvey M
Egolf, 81. PIT. lot Z, Lamb & Boslows
Add. Richmond. Stamp $3.50,
Sarah A. Johnson to Hardin H.
Peelle. $3.50. Pit. lot 6S Centerville
Stamp, so cents.
Sold to strayer. =
Douglass Hollowell to Frank r.
Strayer, 5000. Lot 355 Beallwiew Add
Richmond. Stamp so cents.
Frank l.. Pike to Frank T. Strayer.
5000. Lot 465 Beallview Add. Rich
mond. Stamp so cents.
Rebecca K. Berry to Harry M. Per
sonett, $3.50. PIT. N. w. 32-14-1. Stamp
so cents.
Bridget Dundon to Edward B. Glenn
ents, 500. Lot 8 D. w. Marmons
Add. Richmond. Stamp 81.
Charles Felker to Anna NJ. Hall, 81.
Lot Ferris & Nolls Add Milton.
Emma F. Allen to Charles Lemberg-
er, $4,000. Lots l, 2, 8, IA, Is, Is, IT,,
block 3 in Moore & Fulgham's Add.
Cambridge City. PIT. Sec. 27-16-12.
Stamp $3.50.
Otis A. Gerhart to William Wise, 81.
Lots 8. 8, 10, Fairview Add. Green's
fork Stamp so cents. =
Otis A. Gerhart to Edin S. Martin
dale, 81. Lots 10, 20. 81, %, % and 3
in Fairview Add. Greensboro. Stamp
so cents.
VIM. Rowe to Charles Franklin,
$3.50 E1a lot 5, block 6 Symons &
Coffin's Add. Milton. Stamp soc.
Albert w. Gregg. receiver, to Rich
ard Sedgwick, trustee, $12.697.23. PIT.
S. E. 31-14-1. Being part OF A. W..
Gregg's subdivision Richmond, known
as Pleasant Hill Add. Stamp $13.
Richard Sedgwick, trustee, to Ber-
tina Shute, 81. E1s lot 10 A. w.
Gregg's sub. Richmond. Stamp soc.
Richard Sedgwick, trustee, to
Walter E. Shute, 81. VIZ lot 10, A..
w. Gregg's Sub. Richmond. Stamp.
so cents.
Otis A. Gerhart to Florence J. Sny-
der, ST. Lots IA and Is Fairview Add.
Greensboro. Stamp so cents.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-07-14
AUSTRIA ATTACKS
ISLAND OF DANUBE

NISH, Servia, July 14.-Violent ar
tillery fire is being directed by the
Austrians against the Servians on the
Danube river front. 1t was officially
announced today that the Austrians
tried to take possession of the island
of Mycharska Ada in the Danube but
failed
The following official statement was
issued: ''. = 80
"On Sunday at 3 a. M, the enemy
under cover of violent infantry and ar
tillery fire, attempted to land troops
upon the island of Mycharska Ada but
were thrown back by the Servians
After the defeat the. Austrians opened
a cannonade that lasted for long
while but had no results"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-07-14
MOB SCARES SUBSIDIES

ATLANTA, July IA. = Excitement
over the rumors of mobs that pro-
posed to lynch Leo M. Frank had COM
pletely died out this morning There
was no sign of disorder at Macon
or Milledgeville during the night and
it was believed by some that the au-
thorities had been hoaxed. The mill
tiamen called out at Macon to protect
Frank found nothing to do and were
sent back to their homes.
Ridiculous was the term applied
to the mob reports about the govern
or's office today.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-07-14
Feline Beast Attacks Two
Young Men Out for Stroll
and Makes Them Break
Speed Law.

The wild cat terrorizing residents.
residing Just east Of the city, chased
Roy Peck and Duke Rogers for half
mile yesterday. They escaped without
injury, but, according to Peck, superior
speed alone prevented tragedy
Peck told the following story OF the
encounter with the monster cat at the
Entire Nous club last night.
You see, Duke and myself were
monkeying around near the old Slick
place. says to Duke give me light
for my pill. Dukes just rolled one,
and has his face buried in his hands
trying to light the white tube. I
reaches over, sticks my face in his
hands to catch a light when l hear
some noise in the weeds and under
brush. thought 1t was cur or some
chickens, SO didn't look up.