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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-01
Sidelights on the European War

its measures to make the most Of the
food supply. a formal order Of the
federal council even prescribed the
amount of oats that might be used in
sowing this spring, setting ii at about
10 IA bushels each hectare, which
amounts roughly to / 1-6 bushels an
acre
An appeal has gone out TO the
farmers TO use drills as much as pos
sible in sowing, since a greater amount
OF seed than that prescribed is gen
orally used in broadcasting, the sys-
TEN still employed by the greater ma
ioTitv of German farmers. Farmers
who own drills are asked 10 lend them
to their less fortunate neighbors.
London. An amendment 20 the
army act has been proposed by H. J.
Tenant. under secretary Of war, by
which parliament is asked 70 give the
war department power to transfer SOL
diers from one command 10 another
without their consent, even If TO a diff
ferent branch of the service. Such
transference. however. shall not de
prive the soldier of any pay or allow
ance formerly received.
Brussels.-Even the horrors Of war
cannot drown in the soul of the Bel
gian peasant the joy of witnessing
cock fight Promptly with the advent
of May the old-time cock fights have
been begun again, but they had 10 be
ordered stopped.
The prohibition order, however has
merely driven the cock fighters into
seclusion where they have 10 be hunt
ed out by the authorities. The latter
seek to stop the fights because they in
vite gambling and rob the farmers OF
money needed for other things.
Berlin.-One of the most recent re-
eipients of the comparatively rare Iron
Cross first class is Herr Won SchWel-
nitz of Berlin, who al the outbreak Oh
the war last year offered his services
Notwithstanding that he was y years
old. Herr Won Schweinitz fought
through the wars of 1864, 1855 ana
1901. receiving the Iron Cross sec
ond class in the latter
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-01

Correspondence of The As
ISOLATED Press The 'Kommandan-
tur." the Belgian war comedy drama,
based on the German occupation Of
Brussels. after a successful debut in
London made a doubtful success in
Paris and has now been condemned to
an early withdrawal by the project OF
police. II is the appearance OF Ger
man uniforms on the stage that con-
stitutes the principal French objec-
ton TO the piece. The critics find
another in the attempt to mix comedy
and drama revival OF the piece is
promised after the war.
La Priere dams la Mutt" by Mon
sieUr Noziere. is another war drama
in which espionage is the basis of the
plot and which. like the "Komman-
dantur," ends in violent and tragic
justice TO the enemies of Belgium and
France.
"Colette Baudoche" taken from the
novel of the same name. by Maurice
Barres. is not a play of the war but is
timely as showing the conditions in
Lorraine before the war and the con-
fiict between the native inhabitants
and the German immigres.
All OF these pieces have ardent crit
les for the reason that each OF them
treats dangerous subjects and lays
bare the irritations TO which France
has been, or still is, subjected. The
only successful theatrical productions
since the opening are the traditional
"Revues" in which the poignant is
sacrificed to the simply patriotic and
IN which wit is given full play. Such
is the Revue entitled 1915" by Rip.
now having almost as successful run
at the Palais Royal as had, previous
". Les Huns ct Let Autres" at the
Theatre Antoine.
Altogether the brief war" season
has not been a remarkable success f.
nanciaTy. excepting patriotic benefit
performances which alone fit the pre-
vailing sentiment.
Berlin.-Another case of alleged fax
ed war pictures has been exposed by
Der Tag. an illustrated daily publish
ed by the Lokal-Anzeiger company.
The London Daily News in its edi-
ton OF April ? printed a picture of
big crowd of men standing in line,
each with an empty metal bowl in his
hand. Above the picture was the in
scription: German worker feels the
pinch" and below IL the following ex-
PLANTATION; The above crowd lining
up for rations is a familiar sight in
Germany. II reals one aspect of our
naval power"
Alongside of this picture Der Tag
its original taken from its
own issue of August Is and bearing the
How we treat interned
Russians and French: they are stand
ing in line waiting for their food 10
be given out. The two pictures are
Identical in every respect
Berlin.-No detail is too small to
be overlooked by the government in
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-01

Aayaaw. R We 60 saEs a H4s4 O.
afexfean agafra SOW. We have wa4.se
lang enough Co esavtnee tHe werl2 ta4i
we dlGar wat 90 90 o.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-01

Aass Hatfield. leader % tAs fsza+s
Esntueky ssgaists e reported ia @aH-
ger Of aa txn9mtaous death uaieas his
boots
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-01
One Mans Opinions.

Does your charity cover many sins
An irresistible impulse is one we
yearn 10 follow.
4 bachelor says the best pet dogs
come in glass cases.
Only a great man can successfully
dodge undeserved praise.
Flattery IS the stun dished out 10
other people-never 10 US.
Men learn more as they grow older,
but IL is OF less importance.
Occasionally one woman leads a
man. but more often a dozen chase
him
About the only thing some men are
qualified for is posing as innocent by
ISLANDERS.
and many a man finds il difficult to
make a living because he is practic-
ally a dead one.
The young man who is waiting for
something 20 turn up ought 10 marry
girl with a pug nose.-Chicago
News.
IT Is likely that IN starting a shoe
factory in Mexico Villa is TO have his
team fitted preparatory TO making an
other attempt TO kick goal against the
Carranza lineup.
SIR Edward Grey. foreign minister
OF England. Is taking a vacation TO
rest his eyes Probably strained
them watching Zeppelins.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-01

Berlin.-No detail is too small &c
be overlooked by the government il
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-01

F.B MALLoY OF Pittsburgh has or.
dered 800 worth OF wine for the crew
OF the German submarine that sanl
the British battleship Majestic in tbs
Dardanelles. Malloy is described a
financier. but he may turn out to be
q wine agent
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-01

IN the society column OF the Peorii
Star Is printed an item about a lad,
who has been in mourning ever Sine
her marriage in December"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-01

WILLIAM whitcomb. salesman OF
lightning rods. was struck by lightning
in Champaign Saturday night. He
was Knocked unconscious. his left
hand and lips were burned and swOl-
len. and his trousers torn of at the
knee.-Bloomington Paragraph.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-01

ECONOMISTS may find some con-
ISOLATION in the fact that men OF great
wealth who have divorced families US
uRlly see TO IL that the fellow that
leads the last widow 20 the altar doesn't
fall into the entire estate.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-01

EFFORT to please 5000 is fatal tC
bauoonist. Headline Again prov
ing there is not much in being good
fellow when your feet are of tbs
ground.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-17

DoRnuna nuf ben aopf ou fersn. Ohm
3iostfel bdttea bic 9aFen lire abpelen.
beit oa8u beniibt. 9arauf fragile lie, Of
e Ddbr ifi bab bic Rufen ibre !2iel r.
lage tDis6er an ben Suben duslaTm mir,
ben. Gle bdtten idon Bic unb ou bic pol.
nti4s 9sDolterung 5u qrogromsn aufqes
tebt. Sic ndnnte etHiqe Crtsnamen unt
bic 3abl Der beriibten morte unb @raus
Iamtsitsn. auf ibrsm jungtn. tllgsn Ge.
ittt itanb bfutlih bic 6urht Dor iolhtn
gItuelH, fails bic Ruisn tpieoerti I,
iouten. Sb BAG nu3unebmen fsi ooer Oh
4, bic GItsrn uno bic %mttgenommene 9abs
ipitbtr berbrineen tounttn. Sd iprdd
polnifh NIT ibr, Elm aolsae bsutTd, unb
SpeH 9ebin ruifi9. Gr betraGtets baa
WGbdtn nit benz eIsi9sn RlturTorIhers
Bid, NIT benz er an absnb bic Guropder
i'm Strob anseTAaut bate. Das M1bs
den mar bon eigsHartiaem Rti3, nidjt 10
febr i'm Ginne einss frisomamabigsn poer
ltisseriidn 6lirts, fonbern ss lag cine
aisblidteit unb Reinbsit in ibrem @eTiht,
bic i9 Ihou otter bal Mdbhen uno
5rausn Der fromm,n Jubn bier In poIsn
fab, unb bic nod INNER an altteItdment.
liae GrautngtItalten s%rinnsrt, Sd fat ben
Qusotud BEL Der 3o9tsr zines @strsioes
hdn0Iers in Gutpalti, bel Der grau sines
iIeiHeu 9uhbdnbIsrs, bsrsn Wann i'm
III unb bic NIT I8ipersr Roth Bur
fdmpTen bdt. Run bier. Die Juben IN
RuBInnb hahtn Elm bel bdrterts Coos
ala bic in u~nFeren @robfobtsn, glbsr nm
ebtniooiel ifeint mir ibr 2sbsn ernithuf,
ter unb menf6li9 bsbtutsnbsr ais Elm 9ss
ben i'm aurns; dubsrIia drrner, innsrIid
Die @eitAter reben 81 beutlih
oapon, ale baB mar q iibsrIsben t0nnte.
4btr freilih iitbt iemanb bic S40nbsit
tines foIdsH WdbhsHeefidtss niat. Der
tls onS GeIhIe6tspeIen i'm Meibe Iitbt,
y mar MIR Sur 9dIfts psibIihe SaDns
ltit, our onberen SdlFte Der gbarne Der
psrionlidteit. Man mub bds gauge @s'
nit Der liebe bss aunnlers unb
For'ters betra6ten, nie es Der fhnebiidf
aTeHfori6er that. Sd iperoe bas Bib
Iltt Ieift pergefen: Der ipsItbsrii6mte
RaHn uub bas blutiunee Ding. bos CT
bic 9aupifaot bon S9psbsn
gu pifsn, uber gut bic adrte ibrer
9simatb IeItn ipnute, unb In benz sngen,
sraouTtm Gtiibhea bic uuosipobntt linz
srbdltuns nit etnem 9ait fibrts, Der
liner Dame I'm Geibentlsib gut Su @tf1t
bdtie. SH fiibrte bic beiosn
sdmfbst bann burh elm pdnr GGrten,
m ibnen bic fhone qtusiihi Sl Seigen.
is Id biatsr ben GHQiusr satoedt bate. |
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-17

nod pferbs, paren Fe ME Der Dinb ouf
ben 8etren unb Iiefen BON ihrer S0be
herab BEN MaIbe 5u. 9ds DorF mar
in5iuiihtn ganJ BON Sruppen anstFiIt
unb umlasert, unb ale bIidten bestbrlid
Ha4 msinen bitlen pferbeu. 0rei babon
bstam am Gingans BEG 0orfss cine pro.
oiaHttolonne, bic 's sIiiditrablsnb in Gms
Pfang nahm. Bon 5tpei @oIbfiihien
tonnte ih mid nod ni6t ~trsnnen. Gs
paren bilbbabI6s 3biere. fsrtig anees
iairrt. Sd 3os bic 9orfitrabe nit ibuep
sntIuns ME cine qrtn5effin. bic elm aB.
nisreih 81 perIAenten bat, aber dubsrIt
tpdbleriin in betreFf bes tiinftigen Ronigs
III. Mrtiderie, Srdin, aabaElerie srbielten
matchmaker aOrbe. Mar stpor Ielbsr
aupuIeriit. babe mid aber in Oieism
ariege ~rettuneslos in infer GuBbolt bers
Iiebt. Ni9tS gu MAIDEN, meme 9erren!
3tebs mit meinen Bii4shen tptiter. cine
iteile anb66e 6innuT, mo Elm SnFdnteries
regiment I'M Elm par S9eunsn berIams
melt 1T. Gin iuness Rseiment, bas Ii4
brup seThIasen bat. raDOlt SIR bic
pFerbe baben2 Dunn ruff GursH 5dupts
manH!" Gle Tinb nit GreuSsu bertit. Der
3srr 5auptmann III sIiidlia. MiebieI
2eufe lonnen nun ibren Sornilfcr
duF peiten Mdrfdeu. 8orrGtbe
unb 2iebessnber . a[Lerbdub fam nit
senommen tptrben mas font cine 2aft
Surg meme GiidTs Iinb ein ri9sl
tiees 45nigreih. Die 3ompdgnie nimmt
Ibrs BidIe. Rod Gins: sineu Brief an
6rau = - Bon mir oun II
.ine 2arte = babsR Gle biellsiht eine2"
- .5a, aber feline 3sit. Die autps
idnurren fhon ungeouIoie. gebsn Sic
bic abreFen." Gleid babe i6 bret, bier
bauptmonnsfrouen in msinsm Noti3buh.
5olen iGnsuItens srfabrtn, baB TIRE
gefunb Tinb. nah Tiesreidem ges
iedi. Soft befobIeu, SIR 8raben, bteIbt
@dIopp ms Quto unb beimnGrts
,urn bic iinienbe Ro9t. 0us 2iGi ms
ierer 2atcrne lieet tpie S6uee auf benz
Dese, ffieat an ben bcben 8idten sntlone
'urh bic WdIber.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-17

AAs brsi Sauptfraasn zines Quarters BIZ
"a bereits eeIof. bailen mir n
noa fir aagtritrob uno MdTsr gu Iurgsn
RAD tiHieem Gu6en in GdMnen uni
etGasH fanosn mir fiinf Gdrben oorSiias
Iihsn Ro~ggenlrotes, oas WaFer bageQtn
NIT Stangt unb elmer aus BEN bereifr
@runnen bes Marttplekts geIfopft, tpai
bSuir tribe unb ~liefsrte eineu 5be, oer
nit GrbItniuppe einige 4ebnIidteit hattie.
Inner Jlbrel mar nit IdiptbiI9tu
Gdtsu nod btim aorpsitab gebliebsn.
4Is ie UNI WitterHaht ans 6sHItsr ilopfs
ten, batten mir Idon sinmul berumgsIhlas
fen. Sect trt nurbe bic 2nesritditt burd
nsun biDieirt. bic GlitpmaBsn orbtRtI, !
5ufammeneetlappt unb baIo Iagen ir
ipitbsr i'm Gtiibden ME Gorbinen In Der
8ihfs. Dur Spm 9sbin fab nod cine
Msile btim 1ild, cine Cigarette rau5enb
uub bon uHfsru gebmbriibe trinieub, bic
n1h ieinT ausiage eth gang bsrborraaeHs
bes @straui mar. SIN iibrigtn blidte er
nuf uHs singepotelte Guropder Idneieeub
herab, nit BEN IiebsDotlen Sumpr bes
MISREPRESENTATION. Der i'm Snnsrn Tis
bets Elm neuts 9Dlthen BON polTrIihm
nnb intertFantsu Gittsn entbtd! BAT. Sd
mtinsrItit2 iab ebsnFans iutsrsiiirt gu
ibm hinauf; beHn CT otb0rtt 81 ben norba
~germuniI6tn Msden. bic tennen 3u lernen
i9 mir lang tpiiniHte. GGon ben psrs
floHsnen 9dg iber, 70 of i1 ion onblidts
nber nntSrte, battle ia INNER ben eintn,
gIeidsH Ginbrud: araft! Strait bes aeis
bss. llrb ardft bss @eiitts. limb jebi,
pis a. uns bttra9iste. nit itner 2isbe bes
sAtn alniiItrs unb GorF6frs, FAB Id Elm
brlttss: ardFt bts @emiiths. 8as aihi
auf bu GldI9e umipisgelts bic fiartsn @ss
l6tsSiat uHb penn sr ttfuas Iosts, blistt
ss duf Dem Ttarisn @tbib.
Das ai6t beaann gu tnifsrn. unb
@psn 9ebiHs gsfat nabm eineH bumo'
riItifhsn auabrud an, dls sr Idste: .Ssrr
RittmsiIer, bari i'd mir cine - bofftat.
IiH uur atabsmii6e - Gragt srlauben:
a9Bit madt wan "a, tpeuH man In Der
Ndht hisles 3imuler perloHn mub24
mir IoGteu. nur iper nod niht 5u fhlafs
tyunisn mar. iiibte fA auf ben Glbogen
unb iubtt uad 3ipiibsuraamgn. brett ~
ue llr sinss Iiarien Mannts 3ub. Gs
bab absr feline In u~nferer GarbinmtiIit
INN 70 leett hA Gptn 6tbin auT itinm
Gtrubontbeil, unb bnlb bSrtt Id bic
MihsmsIas bss G6IoFenbsn, bi. sbsuio
rubig NIB iari ipdren. ipie nEes an ibm.
Mnbern Mpratns, oIs MIR btim 6tlh
itiid fobsn unb ponbeu, tdmen bic Better
Duartisrs, bic Dor bier 1ageu |
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-17
9ie topfcreu eodicn

9uf NerunInFung bes aBniga bon
So9Ten rtiie Der GeitOr bss @Dmaas
iiums qIbertinum in 5rsibtrG Sr. g6eIs
i%tuoieHrotb Or, Ghmiot. aul ben mtfts
9risssIbuuplaB I'M sum 3pfd
Ipdiertn geIdidtIidtu 9arHeIulg
ben Geiit Der IaGfidsn 9rupptn anh biz
5nIahtftlber. auf oenen file 10 ui9murtl
aus sigener AnIdaunng tenlsa
~ Ierneu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-17

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aab aaim MaHaii lealff ai baa 1ttI
hlttfn heH baib rHa'H' H, milb mt
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WH 90 IN ben ltblfH aabfn Ianau1l
6tt iH Hmnliflh anfafbailtn uab Ben
@ira ht i%rani6Nfhm Qolilt aus bn
RaN ta tfetatttu @aRtHtti etbahl hai.
Hifb Fh Hbff bitlt tnaIfim mulmlfbIatl
uuo itaufiot Gdatluuna Mot muHbsm.
Altuu bic Ndrld Voinfart DtlaR6 unb
VipiaHi itu lrigariidfn plant anaEiha
Iu ioalt, mubif Saures, bu BEN efobfn
eiHilub dai bic franlenitm maHn
battle porbtr btitiligi ntrbn. 6intu
5aur6s HaHo bic Confederation
du travail unb bitit mahlig,
Arbtttfrt ORGANIZATION mar Gin ausats
lprcdtHtr @esntr tiutB aritqt8 aggen
ltihtanb uhb insbtlonbtte oitlts afits
9ts. Der bon ibr mil Rtdi ais tn ruff
arits bt5titnsi lpurbe.
Sn 6tanirsid sriitiren felt siua is
3pti md6tiat parttien, bic, OBJ
fe biametrdte @egtniGbg barfsam,
5sioe eth Sid I'm 4uae baben ndmlid bic
Der Rspubltt. Die cine BAR
lei sruppirt ii9 nm bic CONFEDERATION
bu trabaiI", bic anbere 9artei
I'm ge'4ttipn GraHcaile'. bic 1900 gts
pnros, Die saetion 5rnncaiie"-
line 5ortisbuHe oss i'm Sabre 1898 3us
dmmengt6rodeuen pdrlameHtaril4en Ras
.ioHaIismns - lit Der Gdmmelpuntt Fiir
'e dutisrepublilaniIhe, robalitiIte gros
,aeanoa. Die Confederation o6neralt
~ t%rdpail" 1T ndtiirlih niht asaen bic
.epubliianiihs R~sgiernHgsform an Ii6,
Onoern gegsH bic jsbigt fran50iide re
iubIit, bic BON ben fran3oiii9en Qrbeitern
ils "leur republique', b. 3. dls bic
oerrifaft elmer SLATE BON adpitatiIten
ND ausbentern, bic nit benz Stat ben
6anbel ireiben, bs5eidnst birh.
WfpnoH mtte Der trdn3otlhe VT
titsr ben 9eboridm perrpeigsrt unb fir
ieit Republit bat az bic gr0Bte Der ,
6tung. Die Fiction graneaiIe" auT Der
nbsrsn Ssite. bic bic iebigs Rspublit ,
i4t h04er u6tst ols bic Confederation I
bu trapaiI", iuat aaes piebtr :
er3uifelen, mas bic Republit 3ert6rt
IT: 8is3iptin, bas Goncorbat, Stas :
in Der inntren unb duspGrtiem !
iolitit uffp. Die a,aIiiirung Der rQction }
rancaiIe4 fsbt ndtiirlih bic 8srnidtuHa +,
sr Rspublit unb bic WisbsrbsrItsIlung /
II Muuardie pordus. Don ben pieltn !
in 5runirsid babsn nur bisIs !
uei pdrtsien - beibes antisrepubIitd (
Md6te - Elm beItimmfes .Sbedt !
nb Elm tlar umrifenes programm. aus {
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at the Casino; Edward Ables in The Last Laugh" a new farce by Paul Dickey and Charles w. Goddard.
 made big hit at the 39th street "The Girl WAo Smiles" a new musical com edy, opened at the Lyric last Monday and scored another hit Donald Brian. Julia Sanderson and Joseph Cawthorn. returned to the Knickerbocker for a short farewell engagement in The Girl from Utah, after which this triple all liance of stars will disband and follow separate paths.
 The first Belasco production of the season was The Boomerang" offered at the Belasco last Tuesday with what might be termed an all star cast headed by Arthur Byron, Wallace Eddinger and Martha Headman, made very fla Vorable impression, while the new Sel- Wyn production of Under Fire" with William Courtenay in the star part was produced last Wednesday and reports have not yet reached here as to it's fate. Preliminary out of town per formances made a wonderfully good impression.
 The Gaiety also opened last We'd nesday with Search Me" a new mys- tery farce by the author of officer 666" and tomorrow the Comedy will will open with Taylor Holmes in MT. Myd's Mystery a farcical play by Lil- ian Trimble Bradley
 Under Fire the new Selwyn play was written by Roi Cooper Megrue, au- nor of Under Cover" in which Mir
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