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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-16
HAVE LITTLE AT STAKE

tfaEaet Denmark Norway. aEt
EVEfea have rssfIv more crmmsFctai
sripefrE az stake fhar t--torrs 20 us
Tu- rtstts % ueatral ea~rct ant ships
p she Norrh sea may b. % soass the
1rctleal conecru % as. bus % vaFy iit-
TO practical mo=ent. az the American
urvteW 90 Reviews posnts cat our
true~ wtrh EGrUps is 81 10 way Do
p~nf~ss upoa ships sytnE ths AMER
can EaE WEea. therefore. the Ger
san ruvsruzsas warned arutrai pow
srs that ths-s might BE- much danger
after FsbruEry - e. ere EuEiish chan
url ard che waters adiacent % the
British ts-ar1s. we we're vsrv siishfiy
affected 90 q practical way. Moray.
fioilana uenmark. and Sweden we're
very mach more directly concerned
Ths best possible advice 90 Amer
can aaipovuers would have been.
Keep out % ths danger zones an the
situations clears up. and D. thankful
for your r1@rcics'~
For 50 years re have had 40 msr-
chant shipping. 60 speak % catering
E,urup-aa uatsrs. and - sEouid b.
extraordinary fools 90 BE- forcinz our
selves IN ~ ths one moment when sen
sibis people would BE- glad 70 keep out
We had great and legitimate interests
"a Mexico. Uhich Ws we're Instructed
20 ahanGoa o. order that our country
might not - @mbro3ied- We have no
shipp.EE intsrcsfs tn the North sea
o. TIRE waters arouut Great Britaia
hat arc % ary relative Importance.
trf 80 have 10 OCCASION % secou~
snbrclsf ~ifr~- wita Great Britain
% 18th GeFzaay.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-16
Mar. 10 in American
History.

-Washington's Continental troops
continued work on the fortihca-
tons of hooks Hill. Boston. IN the
face OF heavy cannonading by Brit
ish guns.
1S65-Sherman's advance column de-
feated Hardee's Confederates az
Ayerysboro. N c.: loss about GU
on each side.
1SS9-TidaI wave disaster in the bsr-
Dor of Apia. Samoa. in which tue
United States warships Trenton
and Vandalia were sunk and tue
Nipsic driven on shore; 30 Amer
can lives lost
l9I2-The hulk of the wrecked battle
ship Maine was sunk of the coast
of Cuba, with imposing ceremonies.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-16
TIE KEoEUK DAN

ra. ere EroFaa saa las roo "a.
rre4ur 80 a-sf cs rates - raas-
r rar f-rrre-T ssrrsf tT tss con-
earfs -.-erres. sTsFrn fet fsss
sr-rrr1rr ere vase ieo-ov~u=zE .s ~
r- zeal ber-ss s1 ere ffssrtcs ts 80
FrF Esss ls SCI forth tT sss 81 t-0z's
u charges fFaf ere gsee vas
e-rtrraT saf-Easrart enc
orc ~ r1e Frrss va'ea save FeFE.s
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.are. lei - tstr-est 5r Err rrefirs
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ts Eas
uar- rs seae.- ~ a- lses r-ea
asHuaas rt rea
EErT .arr
no e#zf aFrHrrr ss-. rr ear.
Errss ErrrrF fsr rFares.sr Cog t.r
.sH .r raa.ssa.r sfre4E aas fT
Hert 30 eErseer poser tur ere
people .sreae. sfr r.eesF.earE srErr.
s.-f
ue- af re e.-f tapee l=.f aaf Co.
ssr people sf 81 losis. vFFE fsF &C.
lHs Eae ssruter eauaI.ssioe vaf
AL aars aas.az pE7sicsl valaaf.oe
GO EEr asr.e grIflrs properties as a
basis af rreoerr1e taf51r F1 ere city
assembly f1r -.tFs. uas -Es wgca
et-sEsr service tf u0a.t br possible
r1 give gro elfF useH p9urr vas 70
e-lrrl tr1r fer Es9eaE Ga@.
H1s rirerr r-enisr bFFa EFgt Frra
.F t.- ear While ee.rz br1tFa f1 t1~
.sg~r
r. asr eaF
Ta- Frasar ts zoe fsr f1 seek
rFrrs ceu1aEtss cgab.eF t8 jockey
.rr rates.
rrsF .s s1u H1Er rTlErFss Eaa fEr
people ef less are ssahooE'rt
aHrTsesrrf hT tss spearTrr iefr.rseE
Of f.r EeraeEFE ere. wE6rE Ed Err o..
.~eafr sE OH f vr r.t.er 4" ta ere
simple rrrros fErr fer same Eer-
a-- are tesleE af.s ferasr.tes aHf-r
t.rrreef samrs
Tar rasslss.erl River Poser euH
5saT Errrrarrs che electricity cad
sr.rEs fr $50 atrs. Co satela Fra miles
1f EF Lesls. aaf sells 90 az ffs erefs
al s.'Hasst. ar1rut- rllsfrIv. t1 Gro Flee
srts -aarsru OF tf.ssaart. aEaes does
aaTaa a r.r gart egr arsr .Her.
coo Hz fres.He esrrrrf CO. gzFatr
.-asHe ea-rT is faa miles aef sell o.
.5 ler ueasr tsretr.e Lizzie ssf Poser
company
10 price easrssf a- latter o.
sHeHr ffs eerts aet-r "a eeesfse. rar
r raussav ra gsV ua-r t eaai IE
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-16
Sidelights on the European War

Vienna Cores oudence Of the AS
ISOLATED Press In the official reports
issued by the city of Vienna as TO con
ditions here during war time il is
pointed out today that Germany and
Austria-Hungary through the war have
suffered economically no more than
the allies and the neutral powers. As
proof thereof the fact is given that
savings bank deposits in 1914 decreas-
ed only $1,000 600 crowns and that the
money market continues extraordin-
arily easy. The supply OF foodstuns
during January in general was sufi-
Cient. although various articles of
necessity showed an increase in price.
Only the -four situation has not i'm
proved owing TO the existing high
prices for wheat and -four in Vienna
and other communities. The city Of
Vienna therefore has secured a large
quantity Of corn for the needs of the
NieuUese population. and in order TO
have this unpopular article of food
meet more easily with a favorable re
CeptioU by the population, recipes for
the use OF corn -four are printed on
the reverse OF the street car tickets
and in such other manner as seem ap-
propriate.
There was no shortage OF meat dur
ing January. The supply of meat was
even greater than usual, considering
the demands of the canning factories
working for the military. The most
important articles of food for January
show relatively unimportant price in
creases as compared with January OF
last year.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-16


server 90 .
sWoru lu az ~
tary % the uasy
and had tine Co
look about him be-
f1uud that the
peoples N % q s.
was BE- nE wasted
by che pagmeut -
excessive prices
for afm1T art
practically az A.
tieiss required for
the saw TEruuEn-
u-f bic Fun rearz
In fh@ cab RET be
has bcen earnest
o. snasaV rrtnE 20
rescue the public
treasgr from che
rnsrofa Tor var
aso year .n and
year oct have
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-16

Questions ard AnENers-
fuluE Ar- SErptleai ATM De-
Frarr odd. have biuckLeads and
flesh worms about the nose and chin
at.ea af times develop into red and
olateFy plmpics. accompanied by
chronic oils condition 90 the skin. Am
sa~rtieaI OF cure. VII YOU advise
msr lIaue.I
Reply
90 isnt rsht 90 become a sseptic
Eri1Fr sou are growing oid-it's a
sisu % approaching seniiity. the skep-
feism is. a stamped addressed en-
1einpe W.'I bring sou some sugEes-
uons you have not set tried
Faipltation. a symptom. Will you
tell me what vir cure palpitation
% the hcart-
Reply
Frat tell as whether your palpita-
ton O. a symptom % ind gestion. AMEN
N. high blood pressure. exophthaimio
Eoitre. tohacooism. nervous disease
or heart trouble. THIS is an evas!ve
Way OF saying; co and be examined.
Writers Cramp. always have
cramp when I Vrite-that Is why am
using the typewriter Am a church
orEanist. Z doesn't affect my playing
No pain. But as soon as take up
my pen the fingers grasp II in a death
grip and seem poweriess 70 guide
t. a business college professor tells
me RELIEF can be had by learning the
shoulder movement in penmauship.
What Is your opinion7
Reply.
We corroborate the professors
statement Do L. Reading your neat.
brief letter We are almost constrained
TO wish al our correspondents might
suffer with your aIlment
Hating Niggertoes: I am a girl Is
years OF age. Ny hands and arms are
very skinny. ~ hate niggertoes
nuts vili that put flesh on me? VIII
you please suggest something to make /
me take on weight
Reply.
Hate tends 20 make one thin and 1
scrawny. Love makes one plump. IE- /
more the nuts II you ike. and send /
stamped addressed envelope for a 1
sPceia! letter o. ADVICE
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-16

Wsnassetarrrs SAY mat Few va-t
men sBiecf CD emBl9Twruf ~ tfF arfr
uftct8rs % sbWpaef arf other vs-
materials f1r Errupe WBea there ls
q twas Co earn NmerieaHs ere abe f1
svsrcome ts~ir Gumaaitsrfan scrgp frs
especially n tssv NuaW tsst ere l~
eismeufs % destructten frry are Uss
ins vii sever % used against fsrU
selves
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-16

Casa rewards sait fa have been o.
fersd tar eertala f7sfs ta d-strsef.ar
OF life aad property bT mra rsaf,sE r
the gropeaa war make f.r scalp
buntiaz habits ef rss American ts.
dams seem bv eomparts9r te use
eeue erime
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-16

A minister sdstsed ere IsI- af g.-
Con Co walk enc streets ugcrafsse sa
a. Co caI attention f1 their rrefs
Must be- "a great Geaf warmer .a Eae
Too tasa 90 ts n Eaet island ADV.
oas afviaE such advice ss .stf here ss
thfs time sf fFe grsF would bel ssr.r
Co. BE- mabHad
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-16
sLEEPLEssNEss.


Did you ever lie awake o. nights The
very mischieCs in it,
Did YOU ever toss and roll around
while chasing after sleepe
Did you ever know the vague afrights
uf each succeeding minute
With Fate IN every cracking sound
while you are counting sheep2
Perchance tits coffee bothers YOU. or.
maybe. conscience troubles
or mayhap. twas the extra grape
YOU ate a. midnight lunch
a business outlook rather blue, en-
thusiasm's bubbles;
The stinEer OF a careless jape; q
thought that has a punch.
Well. when 90 happens do not let the
fact annoy, Cypress you;
For fretfulness ones nature sours.
while moments slowly creep.
The time YOU wish 20 sleep forget
That plan is best, Why, bless
YOU.
just think 81 them as waking hours.
and do not try TO sleep,
Just let some small conjecture grow
and idly dream about Il.
To memory's auto give the spark
and take a mental run.
Youu be asleep before you know,
That's why-You needn't doubt
it,
I'm lying dreaming in the dark and
making verse-fOr fun
-Grif Alexander in Pittsburgh Dis
patch.
IN the face OF the fact that our min
isters are seeking the cooperation OF
Rev. Billy Sunday TO NIL their empty
pews this strikes one as an unusual
statement by the evangelist: ITS
good thing I'm not God for Is minutes. /
II were I would MI your papers with /.
obituaries and I'LL freight cars with |
The dead"
NJ. PRoToPAPADAKIS is the new /
of finance in Greece. You I
might try him on your typewriter.
OLD Subscriber offers further proof 1
that there is nothing in a name by
calling attention to the fact that one /
Crook served nearly a half century as
officer at the White house.
WHEN a miser dies leaving $780,
900 it does not take long to locate his
loving relatives, observes the ST.
Louis Globe-Democrat
CAN Peoria be saved?" one of the
papers there asks. After reading the
charges In the Peoria press
one doubts II.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-16

over Fs seat. eaIafv .Fr Fsra lH
0foqemrur IEtEGe la SHOW .as Err tsra
srs how E1 effectively s1rav rrH.E
tees ant how f1 gee f7rm ressIts
On tbs use o. tas Incubator where
O where. ls fHs movement Cor s Gees
Island eaaatg Farm iesas=F
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-16

WIN fss Americas asruigt ef wheat
sold cut and wien Barely enough Irr
sar seed ssd t9 feed enc rasfae Hf
aaofhsr crop ts harvested fee Nr-r
ean farmer does noe care how s.sa
CoustsaFIaoof~ fsUs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-16

TIE rsuert fsat Germany Is r8ds e.
erian auaE OF be- sspUIF ar sV.sr E7
save ns food ere as.ra.s would ess
srwtse eaf looks lls- aHsfrrr 1.aE ~
fatare prosper zoe t.r Americas
farmer
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-16

aerfaE .t peas a. had saa maaf ~
fle arrTs ra ere eIFT are e1 EEs#
ebaard wtG eladers tsFf rs takes rsr-
fli dHVfaE fa gee "a vHFar F.r..E
them Time 90 blta rs- r.rsssG
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-16

rns value 90 EaIf gr9aarsd Is trr
raltsd States IRON tt12 f1 January 81.
tgfa L. estimated DT che DG.rrt states
rsoioEfrnI ssrveq af fsft1 900 COO
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-16

Panama Correspondence of the
Associated Press The Togo Kisen
Eaisha. one of the leading Japanese
steamship lines, has arranged to make
Balboa a port of call on its sailings
from Japan 10 the ports along the
west coast of South American. It is
not contemplated that the steamers
Will visit the ports on the east coast
and thus pass through the Panama
canal This probably will be done af-
ter the west coast trade has become
firmly established. The ships will sail
from Yokohama and touch at Hong
Kong, Honolulu and Californian points,
thence down the western coast to the
Central American ports, stopping at
Balboa, from where they win depart
for South America
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-16

Tho vsiu. % bran as @ poultry food.
To- not appreciated as Do should be by
poultry ruissrs Do is rich in protein.
Not heiuE rich Il carbohydrates 81 is 90
little value as a fattsniuE food. bat as
a regulator % system there o. nothing
better The dTy. nakv bran. free from
m.1tI.uEs. Ga 90 DO preferred Co bran
thar o. rich iu middiiuEE or low grade
Hour. % mash if should De two parts
bran 90 one part % each of the other
ingredients. and always by weight not
measurement Bran placed iu small
trouEhs. and kept constantly before
thr broodsF chicks. wiu act wonder
fully geii in regulating the system OF
Use chicks 90 that cases OF bowel
trouble wII De- scarce.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-16

EagianGs ifsf ~ eeatrassas Eel eev
81 f0ax usr fF rf easter ta sa1aarra.~
me Fhiaas HaF are eeE prescribed Dr.
stead ~ enc nlfEs faaF ere
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-16

Rubbing with unsalted butter. fol-
lowed by bleaching In the sun. viii
cleanse ivory.-Detroit News.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-16

Sydney Correspondence Of The
Associated Press. Manage Bona
ventura Cerretti, who for nine years
occupied an important Office in con
nection with the Apostolic delegation
to Washington. has arrived in sydney
TO assume the post of apostolic dele
gate of the Roman Catholic church TO
Australasia. His selection was made
by the late Pope Piux Y. who estab-
hshed the delegation in order 10 place
Australia on a level with other coun'
tries in this respect.
Inasmuch as Australia IS so far re-
moved from the Vatican Mgr. Cerretti
viii be charged with the settlement OF
all ordinary diocesan and parochla
affairs. although all grave and difficult
problems viii be referred 20 Rome
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-16

Owing TO a general strike Of prin-
tiers in Prague. Bohemia. the leading
newspaper of that city was recently
produced by photography from type
written copy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-16

% PAYS 90 raise summer chickens
The wr.fer last summer continued his
catches up until late iu August with
enc result that he'll have roasting and
b-ouinE poultry for sale right along
clean up Co the present month or
March and viii even have enough 10
riu iarY che next month. 10 was a
morf profitable experiment. and one
that should be followed by ail ponl-
tererr Good. tender chickens of al
r.f-r are always more or less I'm de-
m1ua
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-16

Correspondence of the
Associated Press. THE FIVE large
paintings depicting scenes along the
canal during the construction period.
for which the Panama canal govern
ment paid $4,000, have Just been
placed in the rotunda of the new ad-
ministration building on the side of
the Ancon hill at Balboa Heights. The
work was done by a number of ex-
perts under the direct supervision of
the artist, William B. Van Ingen OF
New York
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-16
10 Be Continued ;
POULTRY NOTES

Every farmer should raise over 100
fowls a year Tor use on his home table.
There "a nothing better. cheaper or
more convcnieut Tor the housekeeper
thar a flock % chickens 90 draw on
Tor tr. table supply once or twice a
seek
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-16

spring bride.
SIGN In Moline: For SaIe-Fresh
COW. II this Is so she ought TO be
chastised.
7 ILLINOIS house 10 labor hard
headline. Il Is earnestly 10 be hoped
that our statesmen, in their desire 10
Z satisfactorily serve their constituents
will not make the error OF violating
. the eiEht-hour work day law.
GREAT Britain and ireland. we are
informed. eat 30.000.0O0 rabbits an
nually That ought 20 keep the IA
tives on the jump.
CHARLES Newman Is stil con-
hned in his home ON account Of la
. grippe. which he has entertained for
che past tao weeks.-Marcellus, Mich,
News.
AMERICAN liquor interests are cir
cuiariEing the country tn an EFFORT TO
show that prohibition Is proving a
failure In Russia. Inasmuch as the
cars government Is losing $1,000 000
a day In vodka revenue. and seems TO
be content 90 continue the operation.
there rs no reason Nhy we should
worry this far away from the scene.
"CARRANZA bows 20 Spain. D.
Headline. Wen wager when he did
he had az least one hand 40 his hip.
As further proof that the European
fight b. between. the royal families
four Germans. held prisoners aboard
an English transport. were married
yesterday In London 20 their English
sWeethearts.
GERMANY is reported 20 be build
ing submarines az the rate OF one a
day That is faster than the enemy
can sink them
CHCAGOAN dropped dead while
gazing az posters in front OF a theatre.
some % them are just killing
ILLINOIS woman is suing for di-
yorce. and in her declaration alleges
that her husband offered her $500 10
permit him 20 get loose from her.
Friend husbands mistake was i'm put
ting such q low value upon friend wife.
Acceptance OF his terms would likely
.ujure her future prospects
CINCINNATI. always original. has
now come 90 bat with the three-cent
movie theatre. lief YOU etver bin i'm
Zinzinnati7
r An building up my own bust
ness" saws q Peoria undertaken i'm one
OF his newspaper advertisements. This
ought 20 call foc am iuyesti cation by
the authorities.
GEORGE Booth was hurt quite bad
IL. IL ----..-- -. .---..--
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-16

AGAPITO o. Gaa and Pauonne 81.
Tang took part I'm an entertainment ar
Iowa City recently. Sound like tango
dancers.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-16

GEORGE Booth was hurt quite bad
IS last week while getting up wood
a large log rolled over him.-Erie In.
dependent sort 90 a log rolling.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-16

Hamburg-(C Correspondence Of the
Associated Press The Hamburger
Housewives league is preparing 10
open a bureau for housewives and
cooks, at which the latter may be
given instruction and advice regard
ing the value Of war food supplies and
the nutriment qualities of various
products. War cook books and pam
phlets viii be distributed without cost
il necessary. The bureau also viii
maintain an employment agency for
the benefit of housewives who. now
that their husbands are AT war, must
seek employment.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-16

Correspondence of the As
soeiated Press. The German mill
tary governor OF Lodz has posted the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-16
CHORDS AND
DISCORDS

MISS spooner win be a Chicago
spring bride.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-16

maximum prices that are allowed %
be charged there for the necessaries
of life. The following specimens indi-
cate that prices are not unduly high.
so far as mere prices go. Veal. 13
cents a pound; mutton, III; wheat
flour, SIT; rye -four, 5.S. and sauer
kraUt, %. The meat prices are not
half so high as at Berlin, but no men
ton is made of how much provisions
can be bought by the people OF LODI
ar the prices mentioned.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-16

SIGN In Moline: For Sale-Fresh
COW II this is so she ought TO be
chastised.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-16
Reply

Hate tends 20 make one thin and
sera~ny Love makes one plump. Ig-
more the nuts II you Ike. and send
stamped addressed envelope Tor a
EPccia! letter o. ADVICE
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-16

ILLINOIS house 10 labor hard
headline. l. Is earnestly 10 be hoped
that our statesmen, in their desire 10
serve their constituents.
viii not make the error OF violating
the eight-hour work day law.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-16

GREAT Britain and Ireland. we are
informed. eat 30.0000O0 rabbits an.
nuauy That ought 20 keep the na-
tives on the jump.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-16

II All building up my own bust
ness SAYS a Peoria undertaken i'm one
OF his newspaper advertisements. This
ought 10 call foC am iuvest.E cation by
the authorities.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-16

CAN Peoria be saved?'' one of the
papers there asks After reading the
campaign charges In the Peoria press
one doubts II.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-16

CHARLES Newman is suIl con
hued In his home on account Of Ia
grippe. which he has entertained for
the past tVo weeks arcellus. Mich.
News
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-16

WHEN a miser dies leaving 800
600 it does not take long to locate hi
loving relatives, observes the 81
Louis Globe-Democrat.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-16

CINCINNATI always original. has
now come 20 bat with the three-cent
movie theatre lief YOU etver bin in
Zinzinnat9
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-16

We corroborate the professors
statement Do L. Reading your neat.
brief letter We are almost constrained
TO vish al our correspondents might
suffer with your allment.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-16

OLD Subscriber offers further proof
that there is nothing in a name by
calling attention TO the fact that one
Crook served nearly half century as
disbursing officer at the White house
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-16
THE ARGUS.

ri4sfass-< fsny a. ffEs sse'rua 49,
So Haex Isiana o. fEstsrsd a. -
sasts1es a. sscaaf-ess.s rsatt-rH
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-16

NJ. PRoToPAPADAKIS is the new
minister of finance in Greece. You
might try him on your typewriter.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1915-05-27
An Ounce of Practice Is
Worth a Pound of Preaching

Take Our Advice and Adver-
tise In This Paper. Then Wen
Stop Preaching and Congratu-
late You. &c .:- -
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-09-23
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