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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-30
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but back iii8 my
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biita 4 !. Il 1, /. Il Z. q I'd M u

With tears. u beiteye that
ID be glad TO blot the memory
-..ty out OF iiisfi life and give every
nought TO Donna, but that is his
punishment-the memory Of Kitty
Kitty's smile, Ntty's big, brown, ten.
der eyes. Titty'a beautiful white
hands, Kitty's dazzling teath-will
como netwera him and Donna.
Oh, littls book, q man must some:
times come 70 understand what q wo-;
man knows by intuition kisses are
Kisses even ifyous don't mean sthem.g
J wonder II Dick will ever come to
understand thats-I wonder IT, II will
eysr be able To etties dowiYa Donna
has, to pssrc and quiet. Just now
that foolish little black hair pin Is
sticking figs,t though my heart.
And yet ] haven't said a wo.d TO,
Dick about 8. oar3life has gone on
inst AZ peacefu;ui.s a usual. i u I5et goes
out simost cyeryS isht soma&ha !;
about onse q wnel:;s he " i'll either stay,
OF home OF win go somewhere with
lre. 4 10 2 4 h Z,
When he IL ilome Il cannot mig and
duerrsl witlf him know !it win do
no rood. ed S:i,ys should X spoil our
little while togeths 81 wiliisupbralai
and suspicsonG? Is this the right way
] wonae7s Some women would say
thai We conloning his Soffcnse.
The othpr evening at; Eliena's n
,,ra,ber Of married w men wsrea talk.
ing tore 'sar Wife our husbands were
IN .fn pslliasil r5eni. Iproposs 10 q
recent diTsrce cage ono woman said:
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-30
PROPER WAY ToS PREPARE HUMBLE. POTATO

and keep theypotatoess fine for 10 min.
sutcs. .isi
TO Boil Potatoes.
The following Is the rule given In
most schools Of domestic science for
boiling potatoes lissl
iI,uts peeled potatoes OF dun
size into a boiler and set boiler oye;sl
Itire; cover the potatoes with bo!lins
water and cook 4 q hour. After Y
minutes add q tee spp on!s OF salt 10;
each dozen potatces used: Boiling
should Be mode ately brisk: At the
end of the half hour turn OF every
drop of water and serve at once. Pc.
statoes cooked IN this way are tdrye
and Samealy. i,liS II ~
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-30
LINE OR TWO
ABOUT FASHIONS.
BY8sETTY BROWN.

Where isSS The delicate white blouse
of yestesyear2g or the pink or vel:
low, OF nile green blouse so nigh In
5fayor q year ago Swept into the
discard itt seems by gay contest lions of
crepe and silk 81 colors not merely
brilliant but gandy. The s.loude rs the
color the more fashionabl 4 the blouse
The gay colored blouse Us less
startling II Is shows IT'S relation TO
the color % the skirt BY the addition
of tiny bolero, or vest or reyeres
anything to bring the color o. the
skirt up TO the waist and give q sug;
tgestton OF unity
The new waistline brings the new
corset the long hip line, and close
| fitting bust line are imp We In the
corset that ncloses the .;new tigusc:p
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-30
NO FEELIN G WE'LL?
THEN III THESE
az CAROLINE: ScoE..

I Don'tSyou feel quite up TO spar:?s Try
medicinal, food for a few days. u Il
IL you are nervous or have q tend.
encyS to rheumatism or neuralg ta. par.
take 9ofsraw So.s creame cd celery every
day for q week I. n
7 II; your kidneys need a. tonic, cat
I.spinucha once each ID lay; for 10 days..
IL you reSbilious and have those
annoying Iablaek spots 81 before your
eyes, N eat tomatoes twice d day for
05day5. ~ " IN III I, y
DO you wonder what will taste
good today?nf or you feel ssyous do mot
care for: a thing to eat, begin at once
onSa beat die sat them once ID day
ofrf1 0 days hey are Ia fineJ tonic for
| the appetite. II lt !; i,
Lettuce and cucumbers have al cool;
ing effect upon the System.
Isls Onions, garlic, leeks and chiyes
stimulate the circulatoryl system and
consequently increase the saliva and
gastric juices. This aids d gestion. n
lls;! Raw onions, b specially the white
ones, are recommend ed for insomnia.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-30
The Stan ard Remedy
iga Countless Homes
Relieves Constipation Easily yllthous
cfiplns or Discomfort. &

e. . ~ - "
Indigestion and nsttpation are two
conditions that are closely related and
the cause OF much physical suffering
is The tendency to Indulge ones appe-
stitesisi more or less general and most
people suffer at one time or another
from rebellion Of The oyertaxed orr
SgansIo digestion and elimination. "a;
pleasantly effective remedy. that will
quickly relieve tho congestton OF poi
sonous tstoma CHI waste; sand restore reg
Iularity, Isl the com pound Of simple lax
alive herbs sold in drug 81 torres for,
fifty cents a bottle, under the name OF
DR. Cald wells Syrup Pepsin. This is a,
milo, pleasant, laxative tonic free from
opiatesi or narcotic drugs, and has been,
the standard household remedy in
Thousands OF: homes for many years.
Mrs. Oliver Young, Merrill, Wis.
writing to Dr. Caldwell says she knows
Sof nothing SO effective for eguiating
the stomach and bowels; since taking
DIR. Caldwell.s Syrup gPepsin she feels
ten years younger; her work seems
easier aud abe; has regainea her apae-
. - -
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-30
BY coE

ltiss5 \. ~ y u nSyL-stSSEtSsSsE.i ~ "
b Potatoes are always with tus, but i
am sorry 10 say they often arc ncg:
Electsa and badly treated. a
Il Potatoes are So common that most
EB,hougekeeperg feel they need no
thought, but 90 Tile cook. would give.
l!ust d lite though to the preparing
sanlScco !;ing5 oi po tatoss mar dainty
and delicious dishes would result:
IS Potatoes arc imp proved sif put into
cold wat arS Ior a lew hours before
cooking, peel ftleS pc tato and complete.
Nv, coyerswith fresh cold water. Raw
I,stefch does mot conibine with mois.I
ftuie..fF q
Cooked gpotat toes ~ allowed ito stand
!ieTon 4 3ieys seconds In the least
i'ameunts OF water are spoiled. as the
cooked sta.chE absorbs The moisture
s3Rotatoes are not d pr oper food for
eyerys meal rand there Us no more eX..i
|. cluiss6 for Serving !. thqm da iIys than To-
insist upon the faniiiy partaking OF
rice every day. AIRY the principle
starch food; pota today rice to-
morrow. mi caFoni; next then hominY.i
E,The family may sebel but you will
have the sat isfacti on ofs moving You
are doing them a kind ness, and they
will surely bless you IN after ears,
Try the many Ways on preparing pc
Istafoes-coo IL 10 hem Obj any and all
Bwsys and 9tryf any and Sail new reel:
Ip,ccs II nj Z one really VS. if5 they es.
pecially like potatoesE IN 9 new way.
until they try s Z l:;yi
L II visited "a n home ionc and " the
mother 9pfided hsrself on her most
efficient and perfe cf house eping. 4! I
was there 40 days NJ had mashed
l,potato es forS dinner and each night
potato balIs every morning for break
fast. & q do not think FL served pota.i
toes to my FAINT itherS Of q these;
ways for q Month ter my return turn
HON RI! n x |; Z. 3 3
a Potatoes should beS put into boiling
waters that has BE anE SAL ed; it takes!
aobiit I'D tniinute s I'D COO a med dunn
sized potato BY boiling q, mot boil
them att they Sare naerss This5 !.
the treason the % be- uni form IN
size so allSmas sbes tend ers ny the same;
time. U 2
I. Mash ds spptat oS mutt bes served Of,
| onces Or they will beco lne heavy and
'soggy: q Il Sl
h. be mo- ;press mashed potato into a.
serving dish;; lit from dish will q!
spoon and Keel The ssflu tfy mass as,
ligtits as spossib! b! n gS3 y
SSIf Rpotato are boiled and the fam
lily lis not sons tim Il, turn OF water
l'or,s bett ter still he the atoes from
the kettle, empty out every drop Of
water. put pota Toes bae into hot ket-
tic and Sput oyer the TOP OF d heavy,
towel that has Zen Folded or six
times: This will q up the steam cam
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-30
TEMPTING DISH
FROM LEFT-OVERS
BY CAROLINE coz.

These daintes may be made from
avery small amount Of any cold roast
fowl. Many o nancy sBoudin Of
Game has been made from the re-
mains OF a "roas ted tame duck"
{ Chop small bits d any cold cooked
poultry very fine! Too each pint OF
the chopped meat add 4 even tea
spoonful Of salt, o dash Of cayenne
and q tahlespo ontuls OF minced pars.
ley. Tut into stew pan ! cup Of
stoak or milk, add I Tablespoonful of
butts and - tablespoonfuis OF stale
bread crumbs. Stir until boiling then
add the chopped meal, then take from
the fire and add 9 Welt beaten eggs.
FIJI small well creased nioulds aud
stand these lii a pan of hot water and
set pan in oven for 70 minutes. Serve
with rich cream sauce aud small
squares OF ;eurrcnt ielly.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-30
MAEsBlE m HINTS l:l',;I,i
az 8 Az ot.lME
s.fJftth.rS EtsL, 4.

Z In sell i;l.5 ISL, sci,ocs those sEilicl,
-, ssfni esG icHSt. with bright. prom
izcrt cses, sisa ans hard and sslffj the
rc11;cs bFis,,isIls,i aatl tito gills bright
" :: fses ga.lf ar3 fresh. X I. 9.
rlse'l sse. tstiies eyes Sink aud .ool;
f'a sa:l IT, Ems become. soft and
f-s,v. ~ ters, tho ccaie3 dim,
II. ~. q ~, g & ( II 81. *
son Tho eyes OF ia fish
- 7s'.fF, cure the fish Is ata;c,
ar ~ slerE honest. n \, iS' 4.
{ ret eaces sprinkle on salt,
''fsn ss;n TIC CAME day ,iss sppss::
49,; :: 1t',ssa 10 Ectl in3 leo IN warm
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-30

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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-30

h itfs ~ " " 1E ny oNOWsIS. ~ & ~
TEcy probably never wear such
Isaucys gowns in Petrog rad. but that's
no good rescon way this alton in
black velvet and lynx, shouldn't be
called La Russia he coat at least,
buttons iii The Ruesian blouse style
and Ethare'E d decidedly military cut
10 the clos ting long coat. 4
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-30
I n. IaIARGAREIs sEpZ IscoPALEcHuRcH,l

ito witness the ceremony would End
I,ittQuitetinpo sible to crowd into Mrs.
Cats modest house. For that rea.l
son IL siss considered probable that the
ceremony may take place at st. Mar,
,garet's Episcopal church on Cons
lInecticut:ay. r. h 4 ~ y i9 Il.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-30
Fashions and { Some 81 F ]: a
IBYHeETTYs BROWN. I

Dame Fashion must DO in league
with some fur trust Having put fu.i
bands On everything from picture hats
tor etticoats; she makes further ef
fort bankrupt us by ecorating silk
dancing stocking with triple strands
!ofafurs coylyg plac ed lat the AMI To
be sure, one can live quite happily
without fur;t trimmed silosi ery, but III
sets one woad ering where the fur fadl
viii; loon up next.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-30
II

The first announcement from tho
ywfitsc house indicated that the we'd
ding ceremony would he held OF Mrs,
Cats residence. Since then howey!
sersi is understood that even the very
small 5nambe % guests 10 be invited
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-30
CONFESSIONS OF A WIFE

l am sure that Bill saw that hair
pin for when i stepped out Of Die car
Bill had Immediately bent forward 20
TAKE the Key out Of the controller.
When looked back in tie hair pin
was gone. e
Another Illustrate ion. little book, OF
how men will shield each other
provided they are moi "a I'm
the same VIC adj
ded. ~ re-
NJ Il " ~ y q
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-30
GONE I; sIRp THIS; ~ IS;

&c ONE tslRD c, I rs. Y Y 4
7 ! 81 81 want TO buy a couple . of scanar.
Singers, n suppose ssiSS
Yes-on 9 that sings ella sical stuff
for my wife &and one that sings rag.
time for me!.i III 5 ~; 4:
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-30
CAROLINE A. !, Ne slc;Ios8isA STEiED FT4ls.

CAROLINE Coz ~ FL, lt:l. ~ sIfts;
Cut into cubes or balls a quart of
rev potatoes. Put 10 stew pan and
,coycrs with boiling water. Cook lo
rainutes and then drain perfectly dry
Put into iron aK illet IA tab.esp ocnfuls
ofSbuttars or drippings, add q table.
spoonful O. minced onion 2 minutes;
Add tho cooked potato balls and
shake the skillet over a hot IRE until
The potato IS golden brown. Do not
stir. f:.3 !. 4
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-30

MRS. olANER YOUNG.
Get. "a bottle Of DR.. caIdwell's Syrup
iPepsihsfrom your drug gist and have Il
in tile house. "a trial bottle, free of
charge. can be Obtained by writing to.
M w. 3: ca1dwell. 454 Washington
iSt, Monticello, III.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-30

Although the mine and :nine are
wearing Coats with high fur collars
the particular woman electss a model,
with al broad collar which rolls away
from theSneck IT'S fur:trimmels OF
course. Would ono dare to wear a;
collar that wasn't d corated with fur
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-30

"; your letter will
say, i had been.
failing in health
for two years
mott Of the time
was not able to
attend TO my.
household duties.
Weakness peculiar
to twotiien was my
. trouble and I was
getting very bad
but, thanks to De-
Pierce's medicines,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-30

THE Q pTlMlsTsA ii He IS ONT.
i've knocked the spike from his
Eblocmin' cline els took the top Eort
my bloomin, ear an it's my shot
next! London Opinion. (; q
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-30

IN would never forgive my husband 3if
IL found he was untrue to ms.s
"Why not O. asked Eiiene quietly
and only I knew what she had forgiy:
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-30

t{As tie windows so down, the sick
.ess and death rate goes up. 4
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-30

1 Tam well and strong again. II took
Only three bottle of 4 Fayorite iPrescrip-
ton, and fused the 4 Lotion Tablets. u
have snothing but praise for Dr. Pierce'a,
wonderful medicines Mrs. LILA b.
HAWKINS, ZgUs, Va.
Doctor Piercs, Of the Invalid, Hotel
Buffalo, N. Y, has good news for every
Suffering woman. Write him to-day and
tell him yousS troubles, and he will send
you Just the right advice toif restore you
10 health aud bring back the roses to
your cheeks, and without charge.
His g Fayorite Prescript ionn has been
the rescue Of thousands of suffering
women. Many grateful patients have
taken Dr.. Pierce rs advice. vs.. III
Mothers ffyoutl daughters are weak,
lack am: ition, are troubled with heads
3aches, 1assitude and are pale and.
Sack1y, DR.. Pierce 5 Fayorite : Prescrip-
I tionS is 8iiist what they need to surely
bring The bloom Of health TO their.
cheekss aud make item strong and
healthy. VI x.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-30

looked at ca Oh ether
~ about among thoses
ldcsaa Il each one Of
10 aesret buried deep;
ct hurt, or u It had;
rtins and he'd left a
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-08-15
Beautiful Homes of Ardm0re
CHAPTER NO. 2.

e
Todays Ardmorete contains Chapter No. 2 Of The Ard
wonderful story
story told by We have had ia
chapter which in last
Sundays Ardmorete, Ardmores
public spirited sisnfed intention of al
lowing US place their nm this
This week, you will observe, have pictures the
Ardmoes prominent families Next SUM-
days Ardmoreite other prominent
people.
STORY of the Camera" conveys to the mind of
outsider citizenship Ardmore with
spirit PRIDE who have successful
undertakings they justly proud, and The Ard
moee pleasant task indeed to help show
effects Of their efforts.
~%&s6@@!S
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-06
NOW Is THE TIME TO GO TO
CALIFORNIA

See the California expositions be-
fore the vast summer crowds arrive.
Nov - the delightful season along the
entire Pacific coast
And 20 take you 20 California IN the
greatest comfort and with the lesat
% travel worries. the Chicago. Mil
Eaukcc q ST Paul Railway has pro-
vided the superb PACIFIC LIN
TIED"
This . \ stsel-equipped train with
every requisite Of comfort and con-
veuience.
u - a no-extra-fare train-the fast
est no-extra-fare train 20 san Fran
cisco.
Il provides through service without
change % cars direct 90 both san
Francisco aud Los Angeles.
II arrives ~ either terminal IN the
morning. giving the tourist a full day
20 set located. avoiding the ineonven-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-06
STOMACH UPSET.7
Get At the Real CauseTake
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets

Tas;'s VITA: thousands OF stomach sae
frrefa are doing Eow. l=stcad OF tAki-g
tpelcs- OF trysss 90 patch up poor ciEes.
t4u=. tsry are attacking TIE zeal earSe u
TIE sli=rct-eIoggrt LIVER s=t cisos9sEet
tcwciE
' De. Edwards Olive Tablets arouse ths
LIVER "a a seosstrs. eesiicg way. When the
lvr- szd bowels are Performing tsr!s
rs.srzi fEaesto=.. away goes Indigestion
E=t stomach trueei-s.
~ yea szve . dad taste II yorr mouth,
to1x=e coated spprt.t- poo-. lazy. doct.
ezrs frcis5x- no srrsesticc OF eee-gy. troubled
VIA uedssrrsrt food. you should take Olive
Tablets. the Substitute for esionel.
DE-. Edwards Olive Tablets are . purely
vegetable compound =six-d with olive OIL
foe vtfi kcow snsm By tse!. olive color.
Tney Do fae york witsosf gripiag. cramps
- r.i1
Take oee OF swo ss bedtime for qrich
r-,tef. 80 roo eaa cas- What ycu like. A. Toe
asd .$c PEE boa AL druggists.
4ee Owe fssses Company. Columbus. o
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-06

fences which attend the arriving in a
strange city after nightfau.
Both expositions can be visited for
the one low fare. and for a few dol
lars more You can see the entire Pa
cifc coast. returning home via the
Puget sound country. and over the
Chicago. Milwaukee & ST. Paurs pic
turesque Trail OF the Olympian.'
This line pierccs three great mountain
ranres-the suow-capped Cascades.
the forested Bitter Roots and the
mighty Rockies. providing scenery in
a greater extent than via any other
route.
Liberal stop-over privileges are al
lowed and inuumerable side-trips are
possible. including trip TO Mt. Rainier
National park and Yellowstone Ma
tional park and in Colorado.
For illustrated western travel liter
allure and information about fares,
train service and other particulars,
apply 10 the local agent OF the Chicago.
Milwaukee & st. Paul Railway.-Adv-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-06
haded area shows precipitation
WEATHER OBSERVATIONS.

The southwestern low which has
moved eastward 20 central Texas and
another barometric depression which
Is central over northern Saskatche-
wan have been attended by showers in
the southern plateau sections and
from the eastern Rocky mountain
slope 20 the Mississippi valley and the
northwestern portion OF the lake re-
sion- Relatively high pressures pre-
vail on the Atlantic slope and in the
upper Missouri valley. Freezing
weather Is reported from Montana.
Wyoming. western Nebraska, north
western Minnesota, and portions OF
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-06
VOTES $4,000 TO
REBUILD THE GYM
Aarastaas Directors Hseemmsnd fsT
Practical Rshaiidinx % Pres
est -trugtarv.
Prsf--ssr Antou redsn CREATED Leave
Of AB-sass Cor Two Ysnrs-Ns~
Members % Faraity.

A. shs eiaslnE session % tse eoar9
os directors a. AaEasfasa college yes
t-ra4Y fisa00 Was rscammsss-
~ fsr ths rsbuuftHr - ere
school EymaasigGt ne piars
subaifssd asd approved eal for
an as1aision to ths present rYaeas.. an
bufIfInx whieh viii make or tfrer
tines ths sire % no0 is. EfvieE e. seas
tag eaDaeftF 81 coo Vbea sar giaes
are carried olf. the baagiaE wii De-
utilized az an auditorium al wen CO
fsr Eymnastie and athletic purpose.
The boarIs feeommeaiaf.ao mast o.
approved ~ taa synod az ifs msetiaE
a@rf ranfh 81 make tf sTsefive.
Ntalef.rs received ef.i further CO.
eaaraa~m~at wien ere er-rfior ~ "a
concrete fence afgucd fae athletic erlt
gas discussed Esr.nsstss wtrl pc call
90 faf. aad Jhis Improvement u17 also
be r~alssd ta ere s~ar future.
calls were sEtsnt-f bT thr haart
60 or q &C., WafIa ef resatt college.
RenffWarfh. 81 j. . ta assist te tsr -afI-
esspartmert. aaG t1 Professor Nrv.t
aanasfssn OF ere feirers.rY ~ Ne
hraaaa a. Teacher fs GI8ea ia tae e1ar
servaf1rV truaffurrf Professor atls
aaisaa was t@arf IH recital HF Angus
f4na two w-ras aE1 arf af f1sr tlu-
oragef hfnself an able artist
leave ~ thssass Or rtdsu-
A leave o. Fv9 sears wae srastr'i
rrafsesar Aarsn rttrn af fsr science
aepartmeaF aaT a rsH vas rtteu,ir.i
prof-asor f4sfse oafram Of WElr1.rr
eaffsss fa substitute tar ttm tgr.eE
taaf tlme Professor usfr1n was far
marfq 81 M1ga~ aat Es veil taesu
here
Arthuf ~ Nebo'seu vas rtt.rf Co.
assist fa ere e9amrreitf tradrtGfeaf
Mr Nichotsoa bs a graduate ~ FGfss-
tana. having comp rf-f DE course PM
enc eammereal department ff 1919
an enc bermaseot teachers we're re-
tanned. asd also Wass Martha Fess.
Who vii be- assistant Ia t8s fsfe.Eg
tansgaEs department
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-06

]. N. sHERIER, Local ForecasteT.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-06

Russia lacks only tru faorftgtlati
degrees % sfrsteainE taif wav ro1et
the EARN. aad possesses oares5Ere Of
ths tandsf area 81 tte planet. Uas-
siais As.atle possessions are 90 times
as great az those % Japan. even stare
she aev Asfatl- Balance sbas followed
sns Eassa-1spansse var Tlr variety
% rtuasla's resources make ere err
pirs secaad oaiv % the uaifet states
az ths srsatssf food rrudgciaE co11-
try On tHs world tF leads an nations
tn mineral wealth. and t.mber sapeiv
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-06
BIG BRICK PLANT m
MERCER COUNTY SOLD

A. kiests yesterday nesetlt'ions were
concluded far enc sale ~ tae Coosi-
aeutsf GfieE eompaaT ewnifa tas
pfaat az auats Citvs gre niles uorth7
sasf 81 the Mercer eagutv capital t7
fhs tfrdraaiie Pressed 3riek corpor-
sfiau Of 4t teuis IRE sale price vas
noe stated huf from Information Et.er
ct enc st9cE hoifrrs ~ ere CeutlnFo
sal nrtcE company are mach pleased
wttn ths sale
The sew owners 5Itn t1 ,srreass ere
eutpas a. once and wfIl adt largely 20
ne present WORKING f9rce A biE ftsa4
shovel vii be pat ia use tt tas planf
ia orter fa hgndir ths shate ie "a rslsrt
easter anf more profitable maeusr.
Clsnsrst Manager EurtfrT wilt De- re-
tafned ia bis present capacity 90 Ere
Local pisaf ant wiI e1gtluge bis or
ess ant residence lu Davenport.