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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-30

iorleocn Sag iom &ig / Ell Giiterr
peo beloeS SIemL Slr1 baubc / nc
gen Sio pGrct ip9elig % meget ner-
nps, ng / oennc Silltonb bapoc bun
tiolig ON Mor9cncn fprlobt lit Sopc-
pTrclic uben at hcnbea Sanlilic MGR
feoc oct.
neutrality-suspicious. pco @aGrusic.
aoptein ". u. Sbpmpipn, Der fore
ltaur Irbeloet nlcb Toropbnina al
Sciapbct / WialiSlippi'lpbcn mclcm
@illoln % Trniric on Gbielt, bar
ira ariasbepnrtcmcntct faoct @eifcb
ON, at 100000 pil itua til hans
Mnooighcb / inbcprrenbe Mar. Gll
Icr sSpo3 9nnul oil ioor blipc flllo-
iert ira ga Grpeic til brownsville,
buorpco hi Wtil feies til Sen nj inlo-
fsrte StrGfnine mcllcn @lnonn %
So Grosie. Nrbeioct pil begpllbc
~loolnurt ben mtpTrcnoc bpie %oro-
itullb er oner.
HBuerc | ShaIebnrg. ! Den lille
On Ghnieblrg, beliggelloe is Mil
ira Sc GroSic, bopoc mo Nat til
24oe Gpril @cieg al GolbsmGno, ser
baneoe Jig Nogang til Toittontorct
% iprGngte oct bcrpprenoc brono-
irie Sfab meo Spnnmit, hporpeo De
latte liz / 0eii0oelic al Trimcrfer til
en- Tproi al $3.50. Sprpnaninaen
bar liOfert paa Ell iaa fpnbig Maabe,
at fun 2aaien bei~fooigcbea, % Stei-
Ell hdpoe pTret 1nn l~lbctnbclig, at III
gen / @pen merfeoc oct. Npperne
bopbe bnpt GIlltpn1obil, o. Der par
lngen llo'igter til at pnogribc Dem.
Henn ilmffer S%foabrnno. st aoot
Hc9n inlot lib'tc TrcooN pg %srona
oper belle Den noroli9c Gel al Sta
ten, o9 sc mango minbrc Sfo1bron-
DC, Ser / ben icnere 5ib bar trllct
Nnbng9crne, blcp bcrpco iluffcoc.
Tlcrc Sonnlerhiem pcb ,<lloiipcrnc
nor @oroon / Douglas Gpllltp or
nebbrTnotc, % bet par fun pco oei,
~iteritc InItrGll9clic at iiere Sarnlere
rcobeoe line &ient. : Sopn pi Spoo.
ncr. @nlhburn Goluntn, hnr Slocr
cbeloat Sltiinbcr al ulgc Srilgttrrr,
% / @apiiclb Gountn or bcnlc lolnmc
Sfnbe me9ct Itor. Store %rrbier er
ogiaa itreaet mcb / 8ierbcr oo Se.
SapSc miitet iia ielu. Gn Manb
fom iorriae llge til Eolitiet / &cno-
iba oa bno ON at ina Splpaninger
ON buem ban egcntlig bar. Cen
lite Ncbrllar bar ban plllo'elig font
men iii @epibitheb / Sonespiae, oo
hpob han ier hnpoe ppret bapoe ban
life ocn ringeite Soc ON. San filrl-
oc 0icrnc hare &ilitrll % Born pen-
tcnoc iig ctitcbs, nlente ban, men ban
fuIloc life bllife BET ringeite. Yoli.
tict / &c ilcitc al StatcnS @per % /
Chicago iattcs / @epTgelic for nt
oietiiloc Nonocn, cacr rettcrc bet
Stco, hpor ban pleieoc al bo, % man
mentc tiIiioit at hare 9Icnflcnbt bonl
iom Sohn Snt5, Sppartcr pco Ell
alub / Wilmaufee. Sat6 hapbc for.
loot alubben Iptoarsoae. ioct hor
ga hopoe iiotalt, at han itoo / @e.
arch meo at aiite ii9. Manoen fan
iremoele$ Inlet bliitc, % ban er III
meaet ipGl,bt paa at eriare, ON Scr
blep noset neb oct planlaabe Sitter.
mQol eller life.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-30
oar iifrct W%nucrnprcn iom Salcr.

: Ftpcltonc h0r man nTrct lon bel
oIlc at 'lfrc liz Wupcrnpr Nnnmonb
ION Caller pcb NctlfoIcua N%iQouNa-
icit Sen Ste Euul Nipcltonra Noi
ltolc bar ionr ilcrc @rnnucutcr enc
nnnCniilhC fnr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-30
@tarnnHn.
&uinoc brnfnet / Giitern.

Chris Srnnouolb al @ilion iotbtcs
iorleocn Gag iom &ig / Ell Giiterr
peo benoes Silent &iln bapoc / no
gen Sio pTrct ip9eli9 % meget ner-
nes, og / benne Silitonb bopoc bun
tioli9 ON Mor9cucn fprlobt lit Sopc-
pTrcllc ubcl at hcnbea SanliIic nlcr.
fe0c oct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-30
@nucrmprtu bcioscr lin Nicmbn.

cNlpcrner Nunulonh por llb'tc Wtnn-
BAG Nltcu lin Nlcmbn WioocIlo>
WlUlt, / huiIfcn 9l~uIcbuinQ cu Non-
fct olholhtca / ct a. Nncun Notcllcr.
Ter par omtrcut so WiUltcr tilitc0c,
oN blnu0t <ulcruc uur e. z. Ghri-
ltcnIun.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-30
Brat Npo / Sbici Hiucr walls.

0url Nrcocrlctlou ser t mouQr Aor
bar boct (bici Nipcr Sails. lulot
'orrIOc Hoe Op0 ont NOR lit Nicnl
ncr'lco@ 90 bIcu mocr itor 0cltoQclic
bcQroocn ll0ltc WionouQ. San blcu
fm II Nor 0umrmcl elterlnOcnbc lil
NultrlI % ~ inlaa Born.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-30
ISortuilct Nnmolina.

ion hoppcoc llhitc SenooQ ira Nrocll
pc6 Stlamntcr no Il Groir Nlpcr
% 0rltncoc. Non hnubc Ell liO uU.
ret ipQcliq, oQ Ben iortuiIcoc Nuno-
ling uutnQca at hnpc pTrct u0iort /
Nil0CliC.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-30
Nh SfulcGnaniuo uco %a0cn Gitn.

! Noltlnier Somnlhlp REQ Nalcn
Sim cr bnnnct ct foniolibcrct Stolc-
hillrltt % en- SfoIcbnlninN to'tcloc
Stl 600 lfoI itrar oplprca NuQnin-
pcn nil bc'ton al Ter %UrcIlcr. Tor
u0Cu ct lterrc Wnnmo'tltlotulc / Gicl-
ncrCtuQen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-30
Sub Dukntn.

llonrpmt Soitmctcr. :. u. 9ar.
len or ilonGpnt til Eoitmeitcr
Sobgcpolc, TerfinS Gollntp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-30
Sun en- "paab" Wn / Glarf. Tien

ia or IN Den eneItc "panbe" @p /
Glorf Golrltp, % set par fun ioo
piot at bette cpnooeoc@, ga @pens
Woiorltct Tor 2icenlc por to Stem-
mer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-30
Hcon uco Watertpmn. : Streaet

omtring Motertotpn hopoc nlal ito
tie Siraong i9iel ct QicumcmbIebenbe
Nc0n, o9 "a nG1tcn alt Smauarpn
mi or lnnct cr lloiiotcruc DC nllcr beo-
tic Tor Norspcrtcn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-30
@nt orrbt pan Wnbcu / WGribmn

N(r- oO Mrs. Nacnr Ncllon2 6.0nri
&c Sm Nltrco blcp iorIcocn orrbt
puo Ntnr'hnlI@ NoucbNnbc pc0 az bli
Ne opertlnrt Al en- Nutomobil. aie
rcrcn ioQbca life al bare noQcll
StuIo tor l(Ipftcn. TuInillcn Ncliou
uur mIiN iInttct ocrtjl ira Ntuututo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-30
NIiitcmninecn / Yipcitonc. Cptio

Niitcumiuqcn / Vlpcltone Gormtn nil
Inoc Steo Den zoe <rni. Golmtnei
bar mn finn 10 "noaoc" Npcr. ncmIil
(roltn % Nolun6.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-30
Oroldnoet.
0r1uu.
Nnithnr arm

apitbnr Nnrm. {. " SmhdutIt
a. Trcmout Eopnihip. Nolc Goinlto,
bar fiobt Ell 222 9lcrc2 Gnrm nrr
GInrinou Tor 500 ". Ncrc. alehcs
'rmmcu hcIob ia oltiao pon nct nTrs
mcitc Ill $4,000.
%ronh / Iniun Gin. NIaion Gitn
Ich Sen 260c 9lpriI CT @rnnoioh a.
$4,000. iNct @cn Glorf@ No0crt,
Ghriitcuicu@ notwithstanding %
Shiblcr x Nucfuudua YtoochonocI
belt cher Ncluj4 r~hcldQNca.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-30

Nm Cpiinoelie. Granf Sobnion,
en- iltg Waifiniit / Nicrpont, bar
'nmrncn mco Or. :. ~. Mllrphp
rooct Tatelt paa cl flruraiif Naal,
ion 'pneS at babe mango Sorbele.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-30

NItlIN4.
S%trniiuuacr iOm NarmnrbeiNcrc.
Ter oil Z CONNER blivc Qiort CT Eor
ial Wco n unucnoc Stroriuuacr uaa
Tormcu. Jott ct Trtal N,ru0 mn Ia
&c. ire EUn3'.ct I Eort Niaolion I'll
0et ar Statcu tIopte %uu0 uc0 @oo0.
marc. 4tou hlp0c Qiort Rc0ujuQ
vaa en- Eert.lnng. hu,ruc0 ocuuc
%ouorTUtuluQ hmot Uo'urra I'll en-
|arocHt.l0 NUuQiCIs'orm men ~cll9
'otIlrcu '1l iiQ life utouO Ocrtjl. Oh
hcr'or har man Ic,ct 300 Acrca al
Sen 500 GCrc2 Gorm. % en- Qoloui
ar Sanger ul, Der oprcttc2. &oar6
~ G0Utro! cr mere oQ mere tomuc
I'll Den CCcrbcUl5nluQ, al Sen melt
bctDouiuQaulOc Rc'orm / TunQicls.
rpienct nil pare at ituiie SauQerne
en- pusienoc @eitiG'ugclic noe i ri
gut og en- lierre SGHgieI2iarm me
ues al bile leie bette Spergsmaol.
Gitcr De Sorisg. iom IN bllper an.
inlet, nil oet maalte blipe Iettcrc al
ion en- Ncuilgning al nUitc %cgI2In.
tur.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-12-15
GLOWING TRIBUTE TO
BOOKER WASHINGTON
Ex.President Roosevelt EulOgizcs
Dead Negro Educator and Author.

Ex.President Roosevelt EulOgizes
Dead Negro Educator and Author.
Tuskegee, Ala, Dec. 12.---Theodore
Roosevelt, former president Of the
United States, addressing a gathering
Of 1000 persons at Tuskegee institute
here tonight, paid glowing tribute to
the memory Of Booker T. Washington,
negro educator, author and publicist,
who died suddenly November 14th.
Some Of the foremost citizens Of the
state and nation attended the memo
rial services, which were presided
over by Seth Low, former mayor of
New York, and president Of the board
OF trustees Of Tuskegee Institute.
/ Mr.. Low, julius Roosevelt, Of Chi
cago, Frank Trumbull, Of New York;
w. w. Campbell, Of Tuskegee, and
Isaac Fischer, president Of the Tus-
kegee Alumni Association, also spoke
Colonel Roosevelt declared DR.
Washington directed his life work to-
ward making Tuskegee Institute
which he founded, an asset to thu
state and nation. He also asserted
that, when he was In the Whit
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-12-15
Speaks in Irony of Ford's Party.

Edinburgh, December 11.-"At this
moment there Is coming over vessel
fraught with peace" said the Earl or
Rosberg in a speech here tonight.
"It is propelled apparently by
gentleman named Ford, who makes,
think, perambulators. He Is coming
over to pour oil on troubled waters at
the inspiration Of DR.. Aked, Of whom
we know something here, and why by
voice more potent than that of any
to call the soldiers from the trenches
mortal heard in this world Is going
and bid the waves be still.
"The expedition will fail, but that
the eighty passengers receiving frea
passages may enjoy themselves and
do no mischief is our earnest solicita-
| tion."
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-12-15

Tillman, Mrs. w. r. Derieux and Mrs.
c.. E. Watson, the representatives or
the Woman's Missionary society, were
received. This Is an auxiliary Dody
to the convention and contributed
SAC, 900 for missions last year.
The following new pastors were in
troduced: II. A. Bagby, A. T. Allen,
J. T.. White, ]. A. Langley, r. 8.
Alderman, Jr., and B. II. Dement,.
President w. s. Currell Of the Uni
ycrsity OF South Carolina was pre-
sented and addressed the delegates
briefly on the Laymen's Missionary
conference In Columbia next February.
The devotional exercises for this
morning were conducted by DR.. b. II.
Dement,.
The report on ministerial educa-
tion was read by w. e. Thayer and
the group OF 45 ministerial students
was presented. 1t was voted to ap'
propriate $4,000 for this object.
President e. M. Poteat presented
the report on Furman university ant
DR.. u. IT. Cody detailed the plan fol
the summer campaign for students
The financial statement was made b.
b. E. Geer. The student body o
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-12-15
Coker college numbers about 800.

Coker college numbers about 800.
An automobile ride to the Furman
campus and about the city was pro-
vided for the delegates after the af-
ternoon session.
At the evening session DR.. c. c..
Brown reported for the Mutual Bene-
fl, association and new members were
received.
The report on time and place for
next meeting was made by Chairman
II. A. Willis. 1t was decided to meet
next year at Newberry on the even
ing OF December II, 1916, and that
tho convention sermon would be
preached by the Rev. j. I. Allen OF
Dillon with the Rev. ]. Fl. Mitchell OF
Landrum as alternate.
The statistical report shows 1,12S
churches, 10000 baptisms last year
over 10000 members, 1000 Sunday
schools with 5000 teachers and l00,
900 pupils. The value OF church prop.
erty Is placed at $3,625,592.
The report of the educational com
mission was made by the Rev. l..
Bristow and an address on this worl
was made by the secretary, the Rev
Chas. A. Jones.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-12-15

House. lDr Washington was one of the
few men to whom he turned to for
advice because he "knew that he
would not give me one word based on
a selfish motive, but because he would
state what in his best judgment was
for the best interests Of the people OF
the entire country"
Booker T. Washington realized
that the respect Of the southern white
man was the greatest asset he pos
sessed in his work" said Colonel
Roosevelt. "He declared that no other
neople can supply the things the ne
gro needs as we'll as can the white
man of the South lis sole purpose
was to handle Tu ,gee Institute sc
that it would be an asset to the South
and in this he succeeded.
Booker II. Washington did justice
loved mercy and walked humbly. Ht
did justice to every man, lived th'
love he felt for mercy, and walked
humbly with his God and his fellow
man. He had the genuine humility o
spirit that caused him to walk humbl.
for the good OF the race. His ever
step helped others. His monumen
lies in the minds and memories O
those whom he has served and up
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-12-15
NEWBERRY PICKED
BY THE BAPTISTS
Talk on Education. Discussion OF
General Topic and Selection OF Next
Gathering Place Mark Sessions.

General Topic and Selection OF NeXt
Gathering Place Mark Sessions.
Greenville, Dec. 13.-Selection OF
Newberry as the 1916 convention city
OF the Baptists Of South Carolina apu
discussion OF the general subject on
education marked today in the state
convention here.
A large number Of delegates we're
present this morning at 9 O'CLOCK lor
the beginning OF the third day or inc
sessions Of the convention. hu-
dresses in behalf of Coker college
were made by DR.. e. V. Baldy ana
j. j. Lawton, for Anderson coliese
by President j. p. Kinard and d.
j. Il. White. for the Greenvllle "o-
mans college by President u. M
Ramsay and d. G. Durham OF the
board OF trustees.
Authority was granted this poare
to bond the property for $126,ooo 1o'
improvements made on the coiies'
equipment. -
Mrs. J. d. Chapmna, Mrs. Nd. ~
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-12-15

lifted"
ington's work because he believed
economic fitness was the greatest
asset that can be possessed by the ne
gro race, said Colonel Roosevelt. "He
cheney"
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-12-15


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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-23
GIRL GETS A POST CARD
SENT SEVEN YEARS AGO

New York.-When Miss Marion Holt
answered the doorbeH at her home.
49l Ninth street. Brooklyn, a letter
carrier handed 10 her a card she should
have received more than seven years
ago, when she was a little girl. Now
a young woman, she knows after hav-
ing read the tardy postcard that her
aunt, Mrs. Phyllis B. Shaw. sent her
Christmas greetings by mail in Decem-
ber. 1907 Mrs. Shaw died q few years
ago.
Although the card was mailed with
in one block of Miss Hollis home, the
postmarks show that it has travelled
Il distance almost equal 10 that around
the world. The card was passed by
the British censor recently at Calcutta.
India. after having been resurrected
from the dead letter Office there.
Despite the fact that the address
was written correctly and Iegibly, the
card was carried thousands Of miles
from its intended course. How il got
to India is a mystery. Just as puz-
zIing are the circumstances surround
ing its obscurity all these years.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-23
WITHDRAWAL OIL
LANDS SUSTAINED

Washington, D. c., Feb. 23.-Presi-
dent Taft's withdrawal Of oil lands in
California and Wyoming without en-
powering legislation, was upheld today
by the supreme court, and entry of
claims of individuals and corporations
valued at S1O0,OOO.OOO annuIed there
by Taft withdrew the land as a con
servation measure and later congress
ratified the action
The supreme court held the inter
state commerce commission is with
out authority to inspect the correspond
ence files of interstate railroads
The Ohio anti-screen law was held
constitutional by the supreme court
The law required payment for mining
on weight of coal before screened.
Mine owners in eastern Ohio contend
ed they could not operate under the
law and have said it was responsible
for the present coal strike in that
state.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-23
QUARANTINE Zone
IS AGAIN CHANGED
SEVERAL ILLINOIS COUNTIES ARE
ADDED TO EXPOSED
AREA.

Washington. D. c. Feb. 23.-The led
eral foot and mouth quarantine was
changed today as follows: In Illinois
territory, Peoria county within a RI
dius of FIVE miles Of infected premises
closed.
The following counties. formerly
closed in whole or part. are added 10
the exposed area; WIN, Dupage, Iro-
quois. Nermillion, Ford, Champaign,
Edgar. Douglas. Coles, Adams, Nor
gan.
Belt railway stockyards at Indian
apolis are made restricted area.
Territory in Buchanan county. Iowa,
within five miles OF infected premises
is closed. The whole state of Michi-
gan is made restricted area with the
exception of the counties Of Berren,
Saginaw and Tuscola and Detroit
stockyards.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-23
GERMANS AND TRANS CALLED TO CO0RS FROM UTRAL COUNTRIES
POSSE CAPTURES
FOUR MORE REDS
UTAH OFFICERS ESCAPE POSI-.
TON AND CONTINUE PIUTE
FIGHT.

Salt Lake City. Utah. Feb. 25.-Four
more Indians have been captured from
the Piute band ehich Is al bay near
Blun by the posse OF United States
Marshal NeDeker- This indicates that
the whites have escaped from the peril
they faced vheu hcmmed in by the In
dians.
The night Is stan in progress. accord
inS % a special dispatch 20 the Deseret
Evening News dated 40 Graysou. Utah.
which contains the news Of the capture
% four Indians.
Tweuty-uine men have left Mouti-
cello. the county seat 90 san Juan
county. 20 reinforce the posse az Bluff
Assistance has been sought from the
ship Rock. y n. Indian aEcucy.
The following telegram sent from
Moab. Utah. by Lorenzo D. Creel. spe-
ciai Indian agent for Utah. vas re-
ceived az his Office here.
Last report three more Indians cap
tured- Posse awaiting orders. Nebeker
is on his way from Brayton to Bluf
and promises information al once II
line - repaired He wires me TO hurry
through with Cook ffassistant United
states district attorney. bringing all
mauacles az Moab.
-He denies rumor he ordered troops
Local posse sufficient. Am sending re-
day team for Cook Sheriff % Grand
county g. assisting me en- planning re-
lays 20 Blum. Cook and myself will
proceed night and day until We reach
Bluff. 100 miles from here. Snow
deep. Am keeping Indian ofice ad-
vfsed.-
a telephone message received from
l. b. Redd. cashier OF bank az Bray
son. advised that nothing definite had
reached there from Bluff He said the
telephone wires. which were cut by
-Oid Posey's" band OF renegade in
diaus between BIuN and G-ayson. were
still down. but that the repair men
we're out TO restore connection.
The weather has cleared at Brayson. /
be- said. so that the posses assembling l
here may proceed readily 20 Blur. /
81 miles southward. He said the peo- .
lis % Graysou did not believe the In
fans would attack Bluff. as there are .
.nough men IN and around Bluff 20 de-
END the town. but not enough 20 cut
~ tho retreat Of the Indians II they
houid try TO escape through the hills
Some of the Indians OF the neiEhbor-
iCod continue friendly 20 the whites
md say they viii not Join the bands
.uder old Polk" and "Old Posey-"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-23
U. S. WAR ON ALL LIQUOR
WILL START IN CONGRESS

Baltimore. Feb. 23.-Charles II. Ran
dali. prohibition party congressman
elect from California. announced il an
address to prohibitiOnists last night
that the next congress would be asked
to pass bills providing that:
l. Federal liquor license receipts
are hereafter issued only to holders of
valid licenses already granted by local
authorities in the states.
, The United States mails be clos
ed 10 use by the liquor interests, even
for circulating advertising.
3. The United States prohibit the
use of interstate commerce for liquor
shipments.
!. 4 federal embargo prohibit trans
formation of grain. fruits or any pro-
duct valuable for food into intoxicating
or alcoholic liquors.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-23
METHODS ARE
NOT HIDDEN, SAYS BLAKE

Des Moines, Iowa, Feb. %. - Iowa
men held principal attention among
the witnesses for the defense in the
trial of the sc master plumbers in the
federal court yesterday. The plumb
ers are charged with having violated
the Sherman law Indications were
that the case probably would be con
cluded in few days. !. D. Blake. a
supply dealer of Rock Island. H., ad-
mitted under crOss-examinatiou that
he had induced plumbers 10 Join the
association in order that his house
might sell TO them. He said he had
sent conspicuous tags"
out when shipping 70 nonmembers.
IF we had been trying to disguise
anything" said Blake. we would
have sent blank tags. as is frequently
the case.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-23
ZEPPELIN STAYS
5 in CALAIS RAID
DiRIGI5LE KILLS CIVILIANS AND
DOES SLIGHT DAMAGE TO
TRACKS.

Paris. Feb. 23.-A Zeppelin airship
bombarded Calais yesterday. accord
ing to an official statement 1t drop
ped ten projectiIes which killed FIVE
persons, all civilians, and caused some
unimportant material damage.
dispatch to the Havas agency
from Calais says that a German dir
igible airsbip dropped a number Of
bombs yesterday which did slight dam
age to the St Omer. Hazebrouck and
Dunkirk railroad line in the vicinity
of the railroad station of Fontinettes.
Train service over the line was inn
mediately reestab abIished Two incen-
diary bombs damaged several dwell
ings in the village.
Fontlnettes is a little over a mile
south Of ST. Omer, which lies twenty
miles southeast Of Calais.
A Belfast dispatch TO the Hayas
agency says that an observatory has
been erected on a height near Bonfol
in Switzerland. where the movements
of French and German troops can be
watched A Swiss military balloon
has also appeared in the same neigh
borhood, with the purpose. it is pre-
sumed of detecting possible trans
gression of Swiss territory.
Berne, Feb. 23.-Sruck by nine bull
lets fired by Swiss soldiers, an aero
plane that flew over Bonfol was fore
ed TO descend at Ferrette, after hover
ing over positions at Rechesy. II is
said to be a German machine
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-23

GETS JOB. BRIDE CERTAIN
President James Future son-ir-LaN
20 at Work In Chicago

JraFsl UI. Feb. eg-Professo-
Csorss g. Fraser. formerly professor
90 public accounting and comptrullcr
q, rss ruiverslty % Illinois. has his
rev Job Hs Isl iu Chicago working tn
tle aeeDlrtins department OF Mont
E1Ge-y Ward d. 60.
RerTatfy Professor Fraser wccct
sat rga Miss Helen. che dauErtcT %
President Edmund =. Inmes. which
meant re rrzst abandon $4,000 berth
Pre-. deaf James does not believe that
relatives should vors side BY side.
fsariaE maay dangers from fsvoritisu-
Wbss Professor Frazsr resigned he
Asd 60 place in mind. but propositions
cane -apidiy tt ia said that he viI
wed Nlss James next SUMNER.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-23
BITTEN BY TURTLE, SUES
MERCHANTS FOR DAMAGES

Nsw Orleans. Ll.-There are certain
dangers in urban life which must be
contemplated with such complaceucy
as one may bring 90 bear on the
subject
But new danger 20 the wayfarer
has arisen. and one that calls for much
thought Heretofore the ordinary tur-
tie Of commerce has not figured in
the list % urban dangers. but he has
at last appeared on the scene and iE
10 be judiciauy considered
Aug II last. while Anthony d. Niceli
was walking along Ursuiire street. and
while passing the business establish
ment Of L. Cuculich & Son. a large
turtle. with malice prepense and
against the peace and dignity Of the
state. bit him severely on the leg.
Wiceli's bearing az the time was annie
able. and the record shows that he
vas preserving an attitude OF strict
neutrality. He Is careful 10 declare.
in fact. that he vas keeping in the
middle of the road when the unpro-
voEed assault was made upon him
sff~eH appeared recently in the civil
district court as plaintiff in suit for
s. 900 damages. directed at l.. Cucu-
Itch a. Son. owners OF the turtle
There IS said 90 be a succession OF
court decisions 70 the effect that 20
hold the owner Of an animal in dam
ages for injury done by an animal Il
ruust be proven that the animal was
known 90 BE- vicious before the injury
vas inflicted. Nothing T. known OF
the morals o. the turtle prior 20 the
az least the petition is 81
r~~yr on that point