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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07
- - YEAR LoCusT.

some heHFrs tEat tats ts tsr year
CO Ea- prr1Girst fstsra gf tEs eses1s.
or tr-Yesr locust. TEs aspsFtmrss os
ssrt~Elsars has tssssd e tglissis as
ere sastseE wEira states teas tss is-
ssets wir spsar ie parts ~ i..isais.
aE least. ere ssr eaFeEsFs EFeEtaaFG
9sfsf NesF
graod 80 ef ere rirass ts expected
fa spessr t- lasr tsls gsas is scat
tered t5csllfrss e1Vsrtrs mEes oF tts
rartsseu srE recFrsf states lYirs be-
Fsser ere Msssso acf ere rfsss5ss-
terl rfvrrs. stEFn.tfrE af8es Efs Aeaa-
lserate slsvsr-,s etas-sa fsta r6TEsFr
Georgia aet saess csre,zss. TEis
partarefsr brse6 sssss zee AS sRssF-
awe on ssfs territory On ts5s.
me fr-vrss tgcsss covers o. 5ss
rssss rsar1r sff 81 enc rrsfssf STATES
rrsef sns gfasslss- sel valley eastward
TIE ruefsEs fsafsrs 81 see ssseiar
oseta,s5F sspssrssrrs snf sts tasE szs-
F=rra~-sn zee give u esrsses tss
greatest rergtsr fsssrssg wEtes at
fsrfss ta aeV lesset an tsis e1et5s
sraF sef tssE E5 earT feselrtss VIII
every resrs -srsres Of aeT tsrsftzss
sreGG resre are two races % tets
Esssct. sss ttsvess raes. Wefrs oe-
rers o. ~ srEsrsos bromfs over tts
rsrtnrrr set eersraf csitsf states
arf Fas tErsar race. wetee oeeurs
fs sf-sreas hrooss geresEeoss tts
seufs srn states fFse TsSss eastward.
VFtsr srr % ttsss broeds srs essFac-
F-rfs-f ~ Ersas swans fksT ssfgrzt-
~ rsese fears fsr ttF safety % trees.
me srsssf fsUaEs. toWever. e slight.
ssf ts srrarpf - 80 ssrsaie
rfesfs wes1 Sc ccts ths harN % tse
free fo &c fsrosfttas % 49, eggs
vtrs Fns expected traot e r7s a.
frrsrtars e~r. fs covers a rrars vff-
or Territory staa arv - tk- osSsr -
year b~~1,fs A~~orffrE 80 80 rec
7-sfs 80 rs-hsr % t1rrsts % ~
expected over r~6ss ~ ssfs territory is
ses crest sxesrs on tss sostsWsss
sef fs st- southwest
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07
ISLAND FROM WHICH ALLIES
COMMAND APPROACH TO DARDANELLES

Among the advanced camps % fore
most Importance 10 the allied French
and English base on the small island
1s Tcncd0s. which lies Just before the
Aegean mouth Of the DardAneiies.
TIE following description % this
point. whence the great military and
naval attempt upon the foTmitabiy
f1rtiaed strait f. being made. is given
iu today's var primer % the National
Geographic society
The island % Tcuedos commands
ths approach % the uaFdanciies. lying
hut eight miles sogfh-southwcst from
the mouth % the strait and about I've
miles from the coast % Asia Minor.
Removed from the asid % the guns %
the uartanciies forts. within short
st-aminE distance % the waterway Tn
Ter attack and within comfortable
r-srh % che maitland. readily sup
piled with provisions from the neigh
boring isianfs and mainland ports %
Greece. surrounded by deep water.
aet having an tfsat anchorage for
bsfttFships. Teasfos admirably fgifiis
tse requirements % an advanced base
For u1atks n1w this litfie island has
been sbazz with activities incident
gp1a one % ere most sSuprnfols IN
fsFtasisEs % ths allies
TFasdos. despite its Insignificant
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07
The Daily Story
In the Arctic Ice = By M. Quad.

report to the captain about the damage
to the ships bottom on purpose to in
duce him to abandon her and start for
| land.
l told the captain, and he at once
| fitted out an expedition 10 go back and
| look up the bark The first mate and
| FIVE men composed the party, and after
| being gone a week, during which time
/ the weather was full of tempest. snow
and sleet. they returned from the west
and Numbered right up against US be-
I fore they saw the ship. Their com
pass had been broken. and they had
I been lost for six days on that fearful
waste of ice.
No further efforts were made Dav
/ by day the sun lasted a little longer.
giving US more Of the blessed day
light. and at last a gale came TO break
up the great field and showed US
streaks of open water When we were
finally clear of the icy bed which had
held the ship we headed for Point
Barron, sometimes gaining and some
times losing ground. One day. I re-
member. we made twenty miles TO the
south, but on the very next a change
OF wind packed the ice and drifted US
that far back 10 the north. We were
slowly working down toward the
strait. however, when one day AT noon
snow squall lasting about two hours
drove US into channel running south
west We had scarcely entered il be-
fore we caught sight Of a bark coming
down a channel from the north and
not over a mile 10 the west Of US.
Twenty voices at once cried out that
the stranger was our old craft and as
we neared each other, running on the
long lines of a triangle, everybody felt
sure of it. We also noticed the crew
on the bark. but il was only when the
two craft were within a stones throw
OF each other that matters were fully
explained.
Who do you suppose the strange men
were? None others than the crew Of
the Endurance. They had our bark
and we had their bark. A swap had
been made of craft. Their ship had
heaved up about the same time ours
did. and they had abandoned her for
the same reason. Instead Of trying TO
make the land they had sought 10 find
a brig which had been sighted to the
north of them. This vessel was a myth
or some foreign vessel which had got
safely out and could not be traced
In hunting for her they came across
our bark. Three days only had passed
and vet she had canted back to an even
keel. They had boarded her, taken
full possession and then worked her
out on the breakup. We changed
crews and resumed the voyage, and
both ships entered the port Of Nuweek
together, whence, later on both re-
sumed the business of whaling r
was called even up all around, and
neither was debtor nor creditor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07
HogwaIlow Happenings.

Poke Eaziey has been kept busy this
week holding an umbrella over two
or three leaks in his housetop.
RaE Barlow says there is no danger
OF any other insect colliding with the
lightning bug. as II always has its
tail light burning.
Washington Hooks has returned
from an unpleasant visit with rela-
lives In the Rye Straw vicinity.
Fletcher Henstep has good heat
ing stove for rent cheap during the
summer months.
The pet rooster OF Tim Flinders was
last seen near the Dog Hin Methodist
church Sunday morning
An ant got on Miss Flute Belcher
az a picnic at Bounding Billows the
other day. but Slim Pickens. who has
been trying 10 do something worthy
OF admiration for some time, immedi-
ately went 20 her rescue.
Sim Flinders spent Tuesday morn
ing watering his mule at the trough
in the horse lot. The mule appeared
very thirsty and after he had spent
several hours carrying water from the
pond. tim grew alarmed and made an
OF both the mule and the
trough. He later put on his specs
and discovered that the trough had no
bottom in II.
There IS this much 10 say about the
weather Professor Fuller furnished
us for field day. 1t couldn't have been
better for white shoes.-George Bing-
ham
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07

size. commerce. population count. and
productivity. has been visited by many
an imposing hostile feet and army.
brought thither by It's strategic value
as a forepost on the worlds most dis
puted waterway. Aeoiians originally
settled here. and Persia. Athens.
Rome. Byzantium. Venice. Genoa. OF
toman Constantinopie and. now.
France and Great Britain have success
fully brought q under their control.
The island has been an Ottoman pos
session since 1892. being included IN
der the administration % the archi-
peiaEo viiayct-
Uneven. rocky. almost mountainous
IN parts. there are yet within the Is
square miles OF the islands area some
very fertile soils. There e. some fruit
fui garden land and rich pasturage. but
the most important product IS wine.
% which some 5000. 600 gallons are ex-
ported each year. Tenedos supports a
population % about 1000. only one
third % whom are Niohammedans The
only town. % the same name as the
island. e. enclosed BY rouEhened walls.
ard shelters. among other remains
from time ionE past great storehouses
erected ~ IustiniRn. storchouses.
nayhap. that nov are doing service
as modern arsenais."
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07

sisrx AL sRizlaE ssw s=fEssiasrz az
~ foa.a thas So lea s.s bsirx read
llr acrspse,4
TIE grogesifiaa is 60 arogss Local
fs~lrE I'M sark roanfy is favor % =
close ss41r @ t1sfr village al tosu
. aaafielana uefrr expert xEiGazcs.
SRA a YES o. ca1esrtsG artioa ioT
tresrr Ue.aE. greater esgrts 90 secure
tas.erss aeE aasai4et4Fss. = stssf
sxBszE.tsss q tine Es4 szoasT - sci
farr werf e eorFslafi9z % eG1st -
aslassizs .a.sassriss o. t9eal.fiss bssi
rrfrt f1 ass le.sfass tesaa. ae4 q kr1sFAl
a5fr Ell alsaE tts urs
Secretary Cramafer ~ fa@ ll-inois
Haafrrr. ass1r.afi1a. wE1 Eas tEls
rsasfrr deeply ar hssrt- asG Wa1. ir
rsef. a.1v afr1sE b. SAL f1 - taE IA
ra-r ar rer raVeaFsf. esairE Del e.Ta
~ ere aes-e,sef.rF ee,rtrasl1e 81 fas
.-ar-ar.sf as flafeaas sts-Feeet ia 1918.
s4Ff-sss fssE Fe cake tIile1ts e great
-- asE retsr state a ess l1eellsfa
see4.t BE- frtsie5se thru.Ea ere *
--r.ts ~ .~tsetfa1t lsts.sstge Wlfs s&-
s-~s rsHfsrrr ress fs f1 BE- se1sa as
rr- narss war fa fer FerT e.
r-ser.f- e.rratsr fsaE vac G5ssfiaste1
s--leesa-r re ses rrsas usesisEs.
so e-raeesr charges seee ttts Sea
as rrTt
mere Gel 20 greater b4sisrss asset
.sar "a e.ae- ss5rF ~ loyal eeess-. Elaf
1e vrra Coz ferr eaoss town ss4 ssf-
raaeslzrs saf ssagf 81 tse results
-f-r tf tssr sstF ssEEsss farmer e.
rars er- greater e4Fse ttau ere
.feeet--ss vta ssasf OF ere si4s
rs-s
Practical e6sstsssafiaes se1slE lead
1-r sf tssrlliEsees. viEor as4 purpose
fs realize sEaE a frssE tsffttiEsat
s-rfT % local eo-fifi6ss ts Desirable.
set frar ere htFFess s1arrFs % expert
f.rffs-s ssaait be- called gpoa 90
zate ere ruraf a11 town eaamanitiFs
ss attractive asf rFosssF1us as 90 in-
sa.re s-r4frs arscffse ta enc hearts %
all
very well r1s. 70 O. rosr TIE ap-
peal s11arf strike bore. ss Be- Be- made
.s ere sane ~ sss state % tt,.an.s. o.
aI loyal uissfs.ass-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07

We have ventzred 20 eo.scss tina; re
Gonr Enou and DO rot care % learn
last which teeth are cut arst. and
uhsr. ard hos This fs superruous
kaawf~6E~s is never helps a baby. II
che hahys health is wronE. thea We
are Interested aaf anxious 20 DO some
thirE. but u fhr health q right. then
ue feel that % g. foolish for q doctor
Co h1sseF he head about che cutting
% baby's teeth. Lave 10 20 grand
nat Witi give her somsthirE TO
keep Der ogf % mischief
ugs after che teeth srups 80 eonsit-
sr shssa % the utmost importance 20
fkr chi,Gs health. We respectfully
eater our opiaion that oar frtsnds. che
Gsasisss. are altogether. 70 not indi-
tttGsiiy. too nssitEeut % ehiidTer's
teeth. TheFs is still q tsnasney TO
befittir th@ need % dsutistry for the
t~mporary teeth. still TOO much % that
foolish GA policy % -iet aim ouiEroN
Sc
4 szaii cavity "a q baby tooth 10 10
tirsss more infurtoas 90 health and
Eence much more worthy % careful
dsntistFT than q cavity 90 a. adults
tossh.
TheFe fs ssroaE evifenes that decay
- teeth have much 90 20 vith dis
~ass4 tonstis and adeaoifs. and all %
ere dsplarabis Consequences % these
coaditsors Tuhercuiosis r. a disease
whleh safns f1oshoif upon us during
infancy. anf by the way % the lymph
ate glands tr the neck. the Infection
catering perhaps throeEh deeaycd
teeth.
strsnzth 81 an Or<an l. Determined
By 10. lie.
As Cor brushing the teeth. person
atfg 80 thlak this measure is greatly
1Vrrdoue Cleanliness % the mouth.
Ga oar opinion. f. rot assured BY reg
uiar uas % the toothbrush. Tor some
% the worst conditions one hufs are
IN persons Who are scrupuious about
brushing the teeth many times day.
ws brush ours when we feel like u.
-Whea the mouth feels ike t. So
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07
CHORDS AND
DLSCORDS

DOC Mangasarian. the lecturer, has
won another wife. They prepared a
special set OF vows. which they gave
20 the newspapers 10 publish. but one
fails TO find the word obey. Still they
probably will get along as happily as
those who make all sorts OF promises
in the presence OF the officiating cler-
gymen and n year afterward regard
the compact In about the same light
as treaties have been looked upon in
the European unpleasantness.
DR. d a. Sargent OF Harvard univer-
sity. after more than n half century
OF study. has discovered that women
are atted for war. The newspaper
stories carrying the announcement
fail TO state whether the doctor is
married or single.
THIS Is swat the fy week. You do
no; need a license TO swat And you
may use either arm. or both.
AIARSHALLTowN. Iowa, restaurant
advertises: We serve nothing but
pure filtered water"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07

The New Vera Wsrit saws 5t ere OF
the great Industries 81 thr raGaErV
The steel Industry is on tss feet sEaaa.
Fi,stnz either arince or eaaper. ss Wr
Carnegie has said. F has been eaUesr
Ger a Fegf o. so aat fs naw priace tEs
mills wers working sf sulv shouf a.
rsr cent 81 capacity Hes menfns $50
They are sow WorEfas af go per errF
90 capacity sef stift gaming on enc
practical ssaSJaum 81 eot ever ad per
epnt % Theoretical capacity TIE So
called war enters PLAY eniv s sasG
pact m gafs revival Export tusissss
o. sboas q sen OF .hr fetal ts,lgstrv
sat a4uch af mae "a sglsi,is tas asaat
tIORs femaaI
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07
IMPROVING THE LAWN
ai rss III. 80 asrsrtasnt o. arcuIturl


wassisEsss. q. g.. Jass the TN
proFs@sss % 90 otf Lawn e very
@ses s9Fs ei@estt eFobisa thaa o.
tsbilssisE e sew Gee ts maay cases g
u tapssetiesbts Co stssass the tm-
psoFerzFst o. zs ola lava tkst e IN
BED easGigioa. say The specialists % the
celssG States sspartuasat oF asrieui-
tarss However. n = reasonably good
tssf oessias. &C. is possible 20 bsStsf t
materially b. resse4iss. tsrtiiizinE.
aaa WstsFtss o. ths majority % cases
Improvement T. desired 10 tas spring
ssses &c tsts ssssos saanF hare sposs
are e. sgtfsace as ths rssgis % shs pre-
ceaisE virtsr. n ths areas 90 b. In
proves are snail. they can b band
WORKED aaa rssssdsa vita isfis dir-
esity. u tssy are large. is is usually
sfTtsabls 90 spade then Up. work thor
osssiT. aa6 seed. az "a ths case %
stsrtinE a ssw lawn. 10 any svsnt. re-
seeding sh0gid b dous early IN the
sorinE vita e liberal quantity Of the
HaiEtEFs before described
whsn The s;sn4 % grass is thin over
ere satire Lawn OF q greater portion %
O.. SPECIAL sesder equipped with snail
disks has been fognd very satisfactory
for cuttiuE the seed into the sod and
tGssceF producing favorable coadi-
tioes fpT EsTIEiuatioa and subsequent
Eruwth. u the early sprtaE. however.
ths soii T. Usually loose ss q result
% ths fFesz5uE and thaWfuz and is IN
sz'ScisatiY open eouGitiou 20 permit
ths SGD 90 - covered With little DIFF
tcaity. AMER sss,iiaE. u the ground
has become qaits dry. roiiing - Us
sally tensaeiais Care should BE- tax
81 vhsa moving o. watering the new
~ seeded zFeas % avoid disturbing
The yognE grass. This caution always
applies sa Measure 90 fall seeding.
aitkoEEh thsrs e not 80 much danger
% damage in the ease % the latter
TEe raanaEsEsas % the iaUn after q
e ozcs established Il an extremely i'm
portasf ssss;sr. and there are a fs~
Ereersi practices that shouid be fol-
ioWe9 carefully. BEGINNING "a the
early ss-iax. iAs arst thiEE 20 90 10 20 /
Fs=1ts ~sis F.ks tss TOP eress.zx
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07
BANKERS EFFICIENCY
MOVEMENT

nsaEsrs ~ tiEaeis are uatsrtst'sE
q eemmendahfs campaign is tseir e.
fsrts % setais for enc state "a Fta0 PEE
eant cersmaaitV efr rfencY~ Co ceissrass
tHe t10th saafvsrsafv ef ats seton Cd
the aHion. A fisa sf tss aims ef tss
sssoeiasfon r. ts be Esiss,t frsr1 tss
ffliowtaE ~ CIsmsat chase fs gss
CsGsftf Hsates
rhss We are ssortiY e. gee saas-
tniaa sors cue OF enc profession Of
haas sad disceants. frsfts. cofectfoss
art ths baqfaE % sxrhasss has beer
evidenced 81 tHs esovenseaf fs fssrr-
esf bsaEers associations ta ere tn
provsmeut % agricultural rrth1,5s
fssdlnE a haad ta tBs farmer Rat sup
FtriaE the fssGs nscssssrv Cor ths
raafnssnaacs % caastv experts
ne haatsrs 5f tiue1ts are sHogs ts
a. a stsp farther
p,ifiug fae series 81 srguo mestfaFs
snaf have lust elessd thsy seaFd a ssv
xospef preached that - ccamanfsT
fsrsfoDaseut So protaunt an tnrres-
60 1at e make mas We isok 90 see
sn~ iifiaofs Gaaksrs association VERY
sn6rsiv sssanss tns Responsibilities fsr
tafs sew aBilrt ant SEE saggt ssggrirE
th~ fsads ascssssrY faf ifs esepsEs
item
ur N RI fffrrgNvwurs. the sew
s'earsnassaitf slfvtsor'e ef ere re1vsrs.sF
of tiifaefs sftsnGsf al these Erese .
ns~tiass ara is Nrff caGssa srEG-
nasut. presented shs Iss.tiaz poSsss o.
feseloensrt. f=etex eGt
s.~ s.sss-er a hls s4l5lsnsss as - NerE Il
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07
False alarm.

The poverty stricken arts, gnawed
=; his las; erHs; % bread
\ thur-p resounded on the door.
With cry % 10Y he spraag 20 his
feet
It's opportunity knocking" he
said. and opened the door.
If you don; pay me that 81 for back
Peat oEt you CO. Numbered his land
lady.
Life - full % one thing after ano,h-
or after alL-Peilateiphia Ledger.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07

The Baby Teeth.

DO our children. And we use no
bo4y's dentifriee. only plain soap and
water.
Too much meat. too much prepared
cereal food. too much refinement OF
che daily bread explains the bad teeth
which reduce the efficiency OF the race
We thoroughly believe that an IN
denaturized diet. and not the length
% time you brush your teeth each day.
determines the final result
A dseaycd tooth In n chsld's mouth
- as much an evidence OF neglect As
an untreafed wound on the surface OF
the body. Il invites Just as serious
results
The Most Healfhful Heat
Please state which you would con-
sidsr the nosf hsaithfui method OF
heating a detached dweliirg-coal
stove. no; air furnace. hot water. or
stcarns
AnEWrr-Hot air furnace. because Il
won't work satisfactorily without good
ventilation. But with this proviso-
;hat the temperature be regulated by
Thermometer and not personal sesa-
tious. and that Il be kept below IS de-
Erccs a. all times-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07

rHere - sas spot fa enc rrfTf
States tass ls as readY t1 repel fs-
vssion az anv place ie EHrore ard mae
re- the piaat 90 Ns nuront pewter
worFs af carneVs rafaf. 81 n Were
electrically CHARGED BARRED wire
fsaegs sarrgunt enc eempaays esesha
Ishment and search uEbFs are en-
pleyed a. aisat rs ssep tEs barrtrr
ii4htsd. tfsslaE eowdsr ts extra Esz-
aritous wHen E Is being manufactured
f,H a fsrrfEa bciIlssrent walea tfs
snsmies fa Whs rsuaffy
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07
PHANTASY.

Last night you played for me an olden
tune.
SO fraught with love. and memory,
and song,
That I again was young. and golden
June
Into my heart erept smiling. I was
strong.
As strong. my dear. as in the long
ago.
Beneath the clOaking. comfortable
sky.
Beside the grass and hedges wild
arrow.
Beloved Of Love we wandered. you
and I
But then the notes died down within
the room.
And dropped your head that once
shone FURNISHED gold.
And all was still. save in the CATERING
gloom
There throbbed the heart OF Time
and ! was old
-McLandburgh Wilson.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07

GOVERNOR Whitman waited until
he got on California soil before ad-
hitting he was in a receptive mood
with reference TO the republican pres
idcntial nomination. II the leak does
not cause the expected favorable com
motion back among the home folks OF
course the governor will be in posi-
ton 20 gracefully deny having made
the statement In which event. as
usual. the newspapers will become the
goat
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07
June z in American
History.

l329-Robert Bruce. king OF Scotland
died. born 1874,
1765-The famous stamp act congress
of the American colonies was gall
ed by Massachusetts
1776-Richard Henry Lee offered Ieso-
buttons in congress declaring the
American colonies independent
1S9S-Edwin Booth. famous tragedian'
died: born 1898
1S1o-Profcssor Goodwin Smith. Anglo
American author and educator
died; born 1873
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07
Were Mans Onininns.

4 self-nads man can beat an old
rooster AZ growing.
The most satisfactory place for a
boil O. In the kitchen.
Selling ice at a profit OF 200 per
cent o. a cold snap.
Falling in love is painless; falling
out again Is what hurts
According TO history. Jonah was the
drst man who wanted the earth.
A married man has troubles OF his
oWn and a lot that he doesn't own.
After a woman gets on the shady
side % so her birthdays run together
like moving pictures.
II IS necessary 10 watch some OF
your friends every minute OF they will
let you In on a get-rich-quick scheme
Chicago News.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07

a msutar held ss Laaf8s tas 5ghrr
daY and presided over bT W-s. raes-
hurst adopted th.s rraot1ff1r That
we. men snt wenrn here ssserF bed.
asis the s1gsrumsnE fa establish ODD
aatary war service Cor hofH usse aat
women Even if tBr E1vvrum-rt tGts
a. fellow ere sgFrFsfion SCI fs hard fa
see how T can avoid svtrHflsE ere
women equal saTrsE~ sffrr ftaF
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07
The Nsst HeaIthfuI Heat.


When 30 % a dance. writes a silly
woman. always change 90 gauEe un-
ds-weA-. Many people profess horror.
but I have never suffered any III ef-
feets. They say. Wait and seei" How
long will I have 20 waltz
Answer-About 90 years II YOU en-
Joy going In Eanze. and the health de-
partrneut and department % public
safety do not object. why. you are
perfectly safe.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07

a pr1cslnsat eastern uorlaa war .as
aeress tg ths p4bue grtafs. declares
tAat enc aftsru0ou Tea dance wrrees
ths moral fsgr ant ss a sab.t IL worse
man adtietfoa tg traFf A Eood Zeal
depends. s would seem. ea fHe slni Of
fra served
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07

eUf. us 70 fsa bslsE szxaEsd 90
Arm sts ssi8 sisssrir
~wey sst~ asksf ssr fssrrss frfeaf
WAY. ween Joe srsr 80 q little
agsrre1 tsss Cd drive away ths snnuf
b. fakes ss ssFsaasiF sst ksers yea
worried ssr fear yoGVs really lost
sm
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07

An Itsusa. saf "a tailor AZ teat. ssst
81 Nexleaa rioters teat attacked tis
place sf s4siaess sf Monterey tar OTTER
eav. fiTas avs saG wounflrE tezr-.
r. enc fsauans aI can fEhs Sac tsss
heaven help Austria,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07

Far~Inn sales af ere faf~raar.a-st
Harvester comganY fsu or heavily ias.
year. ths troubf= being fhaE ere e1c-
eern was aot manufactures ere k.lt
Of harvesting tmpiemenfs FOR wElrz
fA~r~ vas heaviest demand
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07

tf young John Jacob Aston al tar aEF
% q years. re- uv.Hz 20 $4,000 "a gears
What viii bic exregses te wbru sr be-
comes ola enough t1 eat ant tries a
mas portion a6f rI no "a mans s4it
of ei0fhfnE
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07
Borie Acid Habit.

VIII borie acid solution harm the
eyes n applied several times a day
FOR an indefinite period?
Answer-Probably not. nor will IL
DO any particular good. other than
mere cleansing.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07
Wrong Kind of shock.

have seen the Keokuk power dam.
Much electricity Is made there. The
promoters said this project was 10 do
much for Keokuk. Folks there are be-
ginning 20 suspect. however. that what
was meant was that IL was 10 do
much 20 Keoluk. The reverse lever
appears 20 have been thrown on.
HECTOR.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07

Memorial CAV saf eo1izaes -rr.iFst
t~taa over rarrr VIII be- rathier ts
40. aft~r sFfratlaE r1 ftr taauf.er
over ems judicial election. but ta gre
rsatF Or ere Fsarth ~ Ialf
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07

TIE fsssFr % whiss. Eswsrs Hoyis.
rvst Co BE- o. Yssss Ga sis treatise
ea CARTS sss tssa pgs'lsssf iE al
tasEsszsss AS r-utsb1T 30 wcrS "a
eset ere EEe1s sss passed tsrogEk
Essre seissses. IT, ariEszsi uosk sP-
ssars,s g. Iee4oe - trs1