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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-05

charge is composed OF members OF the
league and are :. ]. Temple. F. s Weis-
brook. Miss Roberta Hostettler, Mrs.
Hugh Curtis. Miss Irma Kohn and Miss
Catherine Tappert.
Pictures have been loaned by the
following tri-city people: C. a Ste
phens. Moline; Mrs. Harry Evans. DIT.
Bendixon. DIT. Lindley, A d. Ficke,
Frank Phoenix. DIT. Guldner. c. 4.
Ficke. Mr. erik and Mr.. Betty OF Dav-
export. Mrs. Hugh Curtis. Mrs. B. T.
Cable. Mrs. =. c. Denkmann. Mrs. T
=. Davis. Miss Irma Kohn and Mrs. Phil
Mitchell OF Rock Island. The comPo-
Fitinns are all the works OF American
artists. the following being represent
cd. William Keith. Charles ". Eaton.
Thomas Moran. Lydia Emmett. Bundy.
Walter Douglas. Dewey. Frances Muir
ply. Varguy. Huthens. Frieseke, John
Johausen. LindGhI. Potthost, Wyant'
Fritz Thaniow. Bruce Crane. Shurtien,
Frank Phoenix. Miss Murdoch and VIII
liam Chase.
The Art league has an active mem
bcrship Of % and on its associate list
are $50 names and its direct object is
TO promote art In the community. by
bringing exhibits OF paintings and 9TH
or works OF art from time 10 time for
the enjoyment OF the public The
league maintains studio in Daven-
port where the members gather for the
study OF art and % work. Ofhcers %
the association are
prcsIdeut-N!iss Roberta Hostettler.
Vice present-Bcn Horn.
SFcrefary-sir krusc. Davenport
Treusurcr-siiss Edna Roheson.
Directors -sIiss Helen Loosely and
John Ross.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-05
HTBBfG.srrrPP

Miss VialFs uowairE str1rr. ere
GasEstsr % Nrs. A. O. Beck. SO Tff--
ts~etk svsaus. az hiEh noon today b.
czHs tss bride % J. Howard RrddiE.
soe % 1fF. saa Mrs J. %. ueddix %
CEieeEu. re eeFenouy taEinE place
ss tee paFsoaaEs % ere Memorial
Chrfsttza ehureh. tks pastor. Rev. ~
= CsasisT. rsFfgrrasaE the Finz ser
vice. THs bride vas aEtsatst hy her
sssfsr-ia-izW. Mrs Earl strupp. Who
wore esr WeoisitnE Eoua % uhifr crepe
meteor sits trimmtnss % ehanfiily
izrs. Tss bFtts worc a SUIT % white
serge wfth q bodice % white silk Lace.
vsits hst TRAINED On violets ard her
Sewers we're iavsnGer oTchids and
is-sss q ths valley. - Eoaopark OF
chicago served the groom a. best
azzs. After the ceremony q wedding
lsaeAsoa vas served 60 ths home Of
ter trf4s. where covers Werr lal4 for
e. sssmbsFs % the i1srsedisfs fsrnI-
lies tsinE tts guests. Here the
wst4inE eoiors. lavender and white.
we're earFte4 out in the decorations
% tEs hoes. Tie serving table had
as its eentrrpssce = basket allied With
lovely Wisssrta. The haafie % which
~as tisf With q butterfly bo~ % law
ssGsF tsiir. noaaEr;s and bowls %
fgss roses made fragrant the other
roo1s % ths bone. Nr snd Mrs Red
GiE i~fs dErta< tae eay for Chicago.
10 bride wearing = travelling suit %
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-05
SOCIAL ANNOTNCEHENTs.

The ladies' auxiliary % the Rock Is
land County Humane society viii hold
"a meeting Monday afternoon with Mrs
Ben Koch. 1897 Fourteenth-and-a-h
street This viii be a program meet
INK and members are urged 20 attend
Company 4 viii entertain members
% the Harriet Henderson Memorial
class % the First Methodist church at
tho monthly business and social ses-
sion Tuesday evening. June 8. at 1880
In the assembly room Of the new an
mex. Final plans will be made al this
time for the all-day excursion 20 Mus
catine on the steamer ST. Paul which
will De held Thursday. June 10.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-05
sTRrRIsFn 0N RIRTHDAY.

IFTFFrIHF WaH flT aHHiferEarY ~
ffr birth OF MrE. William Flucsci and
Co celebrate che occasion a company OF
90 friends went 90 her home. lilf
Eleventh avenue. where they took the
hostess very much by surprise. They
had taken vlth them abundant prov-
si1aa f1T q delicious lunch which was
srrVrI preceding which they passed q
most delightful afternoon with their
EraiHE and fancy work. with musical
auutrrE and general Enciahiiity. Irs.
Flgesel vas presented uith a lovely
large Nsu Boston fern and a number
O. .larE mailer ELfl.-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-05
AHI TXHIRIT At ROCk ISLAND
LIBRARY Tuesday. JINE :

The Art league of Davenport. Rock
tsiaat ant Moline has arranged for
shat promises 90 BE- q most excellent
exhibit pf oils vhieh viii be shown in
ssr rHFts room of tEr Rock Island pub
iie library beEinnlEs Tuesday evening.
June 8 az ESQ o'clock and Continuing
through Monday. June Il. The coiigr-
zion % paintings has been selected
from works in the three cities and
number % exceptionally Eood compost
ti1Hs uiii b. shown. The exhibit; viii
open Tuesday evening with a reception
GO whieh the general public viii BE- I'm
sifri and wiii b. open each day from
~ 90 O'Clock. The committee IN
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-05

finger. VIII YOU kindly give me
remedy TO get rid of them and also
tell me what causes them?
THANK YOU.
Apply nitric acid with toothpick.
Warts may be caused by whatever
irritates the skin, and may come
singly or in groups, generally on the
hands or fingers, and are most com
mon in young people.
Dear Mrs Thompson: ~ What
would be a nice birthday present for
my grandpa, who will be Il years old
soon? He likes 10 read books that
require thinking while reading. What
books would you suggest, or what
other present would be all right?
% What would be a nice gradua-
ting present for a girl 10 or 20?
80 What will keep mice out of
dresser drawers and other places?
We do not want them, yet cant scare
them out. INEZ.
% "Clayhanger" and "Hilda Less
ways" by Bennett; "Patrician" or
Fraternity" by Galsworthy, and
short stories by Tchekoff are good fc-
ton.
An electric reading lamp, sdtusta-
BILE 10 any part of the room, would
make splendid present il you cared
to put much money into one.
90 A book. gloves, a picture, or
lingerie clasps.
90 Set traps to catch the mice.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-05
PATTY To HONOR Mss VAN PAT
TN.

wrs Cable Won 1fsur entertained az
a 1elsEhtfaI Informal party yesterday
ss ere bone jn Davenport tr honor
tf.ss Doris Van Fatfrr. a bride 1f che
SKINNER. E1Ett young urarH. ir'i-
ustr frseaGs of else bride t1 Dr. urTr
tfr.s sewing and sreufiar O pleasant
Esazr VisittaE. while thrT worked Tho
bride was sh1arFr.i utfa many nice
articles for her new kitchen Late iu
tEe aftrrra6n a ilneh vas served ir
tse firinF r1om wh~sr tf~ table had
az ifs eratTrp5rce beautifully deco
rated uee1lgE cake
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-05

Vrsa gfsr .ss1rrfs- WaFTE sssE..
Ger 81 ttr end ffr4 n Wa.ss. I'll.
Seventh teeas-. aat Hafsf-r '
rraact saa Of Wr aHE 1Irs
rraacs slga aevestr-arf street. Wf
b. aafget a assr.sE- Hs evenings .
s1 a.elaeE sE fHe Some .r re-
ptreufs m-Har~s e rar Immediate
ftm -s Ta be s1r sgH E.-ss
G fl HsrNecf ra.F
ueisrors. sssreH. wH r
ceremony trss ffsF FsH.s s
ef rne groom. wit rtsv fF- wer
maFrH fsaw roE-r1F.a as rr ef.
eousfs ftss 6.1s-s rsr rh- service rHr
hogse is decorated vrh lst5r.ee 90
foveig flowers ssf terms ere palms
enc umurevtsef sifar beisE efGt-t
wfsh ferns sad rafas snf vtfe fe-
Wth bouquets and BASKETS 81 flowers
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-05

navy blue silk made with Jacket effect.
a white silk chiffon bodice and a small
black hat After July they will be
a. home 10 friends N 1925 West Wave
land .rcnuc. Chicago. Mr. Reddig Is
employed as a buyer for Hiilman's. a
large Chicago department store HIS
bride has been employed as stenogra-
pher 90 the once % the Rock Island
Plow company. having attended the
local public and high schools and
Browns Business college She has
been prominently Identified with the
work az the Memorial Christian
church.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-05
LICENSED TO WE'D

Marion Havencr .............. Moline
Miss Lucille John -...-.--. Rock Island
Arthur Van Eecrehroek ....- Moline
.Hss Mary Van Tieshem. East Moline
slss Dciphia NJ pooley- Rock Island
Edwin ~. Prochuow. Gees. Rock Island
Miss Emma Louise Kohihammer....
----.--..-... Rock Island
John g. Reddig ............- Chicago
Miss Violet Strupp ...... Rock Island
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-05
rENr TvrrHTtINS VISITORS.

ttrs clara Randall % Chicago. un-
ti7aaf secretary as1 department treas
ssrTr at fEF Daughters 0f Veterans.
and tfra. stella .foo-~ of Chicago. past
Department prTsttsrt 0f tire same
order. sst 1tFs. Clarke siEa a. Chicago.
a delegate t7 enc uaGEhfrss' e1rFrn-
H1e ia W1tirF. were tEF guests os
haroF at meeting uf Barbara
fF.ssefi- fFaf. us1skfrrs ~ Veterans.
hs.f lass rtfriaE ir Memorial hEI ir
fEF r11Ft EaTsr. The VisifiaE ladies
addressed fGr 500 or more members
tsas sEfFsfsf. EiviaE excellent talks or
ter uofs o. tes order Tu1 apriica-
tf1us wsre resolved fog aaeuhership
saf several members uilt D. Initiated
sf ere erts mFrtiaE Afr= tf~ meet
f9s frfrrshaeats we're served ar e
ErsF-ty cafe.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-05

Sizes W u sri rr1r-e f-eU open Der
r-4ss+aU e-e tHnr sF szE rwraff-
sr yesterday sfErrraaE t1r
.- saer sa~-e esFtr E5Tre tT ts~ la
-s. Na. se.efv af Broadway rFrsaT-
s-rasr eearea. q e8rsuanF st shaat 60
Iss-s seerfes e51sf fetiFaFfst aft-
--aesa wrs wetaFyre tst trimmed
a.r eaasr arrT srerGIV VITA roses.
e-ea.-s srf sfrinss. ait ere raa=s BE-
IaF s-fssr saf frsEraas VITA BLOSSOMS.
Assisting ere hostess we're Mrs a. o.
FseE~sr wes eesret on ere aiaiaE
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-05
SOCIAL sGKvfcE BEFAETHENT
f0FffE.

TAa arss ~ a SERIES ~ ea-r-s WI
b. Eissa aas-F rhs firrrsioa ~ t-s
social ssrvtes degaFtm~sf OF tae Rock
f~iand Wansns elas. r4ra.saf l4er
= srom 3 e. 3 aaf ts t4 la tsr aaar
% Ms vi ErEu Tff Ftftrrsfa
strsss THrfr Utl. b. ha esafEF tr
afmlssiaa. e8lT a saver srrrss IT,
affair b. fe eaafEs ~ enc ways srf
nnsans eeuimlft-r. EagsltflsE af Aief.
W WaGfrF Mrs e. ~ eesf.
Ms e. q. rH1mDs11 anG Nee ri
Eruu win me faa-gieE saacac.Er-
tess
Apruns1oE
nseees'es SIZES Charles terrrs
enalrasa. st~sssnsz e.. r tfarrls. q.
p giadet tf ga-maa. S. g Ffefr
e. VI arHrerfrr r. r cItrf- ri.
collins. r H tffrF.afrss. o. A.
arr
bfaiaF Fsaa -sfrs rrnrf rEeUs-
son. eha f-usas. Misses E.ls 9s.f~s9.
FtGrrnee mrcaFfFa H1F-r.r lars
Auee Hlrszirr. f4ls erspfsrf
CaadF rahie Wra starry ft.ctstr
rIa ehalruaa. tfsses STELLA psasae.
Bessie niess Sarah ratEt1
1T .'"h'N.H
gscrgf ea Sizes Clara grrs rHs.fr
man Misses f1arr@er caGrFen. Zoe
fftfFIs. eutftsfFr Nsff-so7 crsrf's
Turubu. r-eu ADAMS. Es.1er Wort.
nIHWbeu Wf.fsr. f4.a Barnes
caadY HfH.r- Nrs. Starry 1fe0ttt-
ffa. era rms1. tfssss UsaT Nrttr.
Lmfa EaEsfsaa. gi7ss,r tf-ctrsrr
ulaiaE raoW yizs Wtfr u.aere
son. eHFlfmas. tssrs cats affr
Na@efsa. Sara WsfrF-if Er
Nuesaii. Rose geHfaFH
nurrsE rH- srrrreaae sF fsrrf.
Braartm wiz be FVra bT Sizes u a.
Ciafescu. WFs n sIf'rw acc tfsF
csfBeriar Tearrs. Us arer OF No.
lar WHO VIII give readings. sat f..ss
Eg- gret sizes rsHI-. fifvrt fr
aad Mes RI q faeHarr. vHa WIZ st1E
The fruartHrrF la wsrt.1f towards
enc eerfarsameHs er tlrf wsf
whfca rs -afs Fest raau tFr ts-
Eirts ef FHr e.rF zst far patronage
~ she blnUe .s sa.taff-t
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-05
uIALIT ono
LIZ l<0E
pDeBLINS
Fas ELrzABEru TEenpsoN

Dear Mrs Thompson: % 1 am a
girl OF 10, have light hair, blue eyes
and am considered good looking.
have been going with boy for about
seven months. Do you think am too
young TO really love him?
90 Ny home has always been un-
pleasant and this boy has asked me TO
marry him. What shall I do?
90 He gave me beautiful diamond
ring. but don't wear it. Would it be
all right TO wear it?
a. Once this boy asked me for
kiss and I refused him and wouldn't
have anything TO do with him for
while. Did I do right?
C5l But later he came and apollo
gized and said he did it to see what
kind OF a girl I was Did I do right
in taking him back?
90 At different times he has given
me jevelry. Did I do right in taking
it2 or shall 1 give it back?
"a This boy IS good, gentlemanly
and ambitious. He doesn't drink,
smoke. chew or gamble. lie is is
years old. Is he too old for me?
80 DO you think it is nice for girls
20 ride bicycles?
NHN many HNe 10 nav z AofNN-AA ~ tHEfN0
me places and have refused them
and they get mad. What shall do
to make them know I want to be
friendly DOTTY.
10 Many times girls of 10 really
think they are in love. But they find
in after years that what they thought
was love was only temporary and not
the real thing after all. Try TO look
upon this boy now as a friend instead
OF n lover.
(2l Stay at home few years longer |
Tell the boy that II YOU still love each
other at the end of three or four years /
you viii marry him.
90 I think you are too young TO be 1
and ought 10 give back the
ring.
"a Yes. Usually It is enough to
merely refuse TO kiss a boy
(5l Yes. !
lsl Give it back. dear. Custom /
says that q girl must not accept jew
elry from a boy.
Cd He is not too old for YOU. He
too is too young TO marry.
tS) Yes. I used to get a lot Of
pleasure out of mine.
80 Simply be friendly and pleas
ant TO them. You can do nothing
more.
- -r------ - -
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-05

tfss ff-s-r Errtl rrsFrss.s='s AZ ete-
see rrabrrs at ere uae rfrasss
bridal parry lass sreelaE ss ere Wstrs
re.ser frr. Gee ef ere arltat- a.alss
raaas tetsr EssE far' teF oeess.pa.
IRE Fatl- vas fr5ars-.t ulfe e.ef Foses
saf ss-e asf veIr- saret sfss. tsr
5s.- esr.s esrrVfsE a.sf ere sa@~
erHass Covers were tsst t8e tf f4rsfs-
EH-r E.eaFr tsr es~eseV Frl9FrG isr
FrHfsr e.se pr6Ersa az taf EaueF
Mss vs-s- rrersss and Ebert Ger
ara uaa wT. BE- arfra te aarrasF
r..-sEsr ea-aHef fssr s.. sF ttr b1aa-
sr rs- eer r= lfsr o. ere rfFeIt-
a.sf es-e-s rr ere Hrte lei given TO-DAY
ffss cora Gser.-t sr EFr EaaT ie
Eree fssr
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-05
rnTHTI -, Tnr -. Erlsrn.

aifs. Sc. g. fraser of lafaHap1,is.
iefe refgreet tn Der t1me fFtE morn
ieE after q GellEhff1t vislf vlFh her
sister. Mrs Warv Wafsw8rth. tigt Sec
oa9 aeerae uar5es her STAY lH the
e.tV she has bsea tte Esrst 1f b6r0r
az Gsng pretty parties, one af tfe tor-
eiiess ot wktrh vas EiUeT yesterday o.
Q O'clock 81 SITES. Jsrrs c1rrnF az fer
soaas 0a Tweatista street Covers
were iss4 foe 20 ss q beszslfstiT ap-
sosstet table. pink r1srs being used
60 give che coral taarh. o. shs late
ssteTea11 ere ladies wsFe taEra for q
fsilEatfai autamabtls Fits aaa later
we're sstFstsissd az Sea err ere home of
ttrs, q. %. CSzsslly szt NlGsIssaIk
ssFesa.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-05
Recompense.

Daughter, 7 saw you last night"
Yes. ma"
What induced you to give that
young man a kiss?"
Well. he had listened TO my sing
ing patiently for an Our."-Louisville
Courier-Journal.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-05

New York. June 5.-The statement
% the actual condition Of clearing
house banks and trust companies for
the week shows that they hold S1S6.-
e6s. ESQ reserve In excess Of legal re-
This Is an increase OF
s. .83s. $40 over last week.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-05
Mrs. SLOAN HOSTESS At BRIDGE.

1frs. e. &C. sloan ar aF- tpr-r tH Mpr
uae eateffsiesd as bridge yesterday
zfrrreaea. slE tables 6t tzr game ttinE
played. the FisYsFs pir1sias end prizes
E5fus f8 1tss Esa MrracI % thif
esrF Ers. Reed lane. tirs. Dick lane.
1frs CEErt~s Stephens. 1trs- ATdn
tfseEeu aat 1flss g3ii.Har. who o.
visifirs Sites tieira Waterman % uaV-
export TIE house vas decorated zith
great t1gg1rts 6f pr1Hirs ta ere Amer
Iean teautF shades and uifl roses and
ferns HstrF ff~ games O. igue5r1u
was sr-sei Oh buTrt. 1trs- q. 90. Hun
tdoa arf 1fra. Charles stephens pour
ies is tsr dining rU1m- tfrs sloan o.
@Hterta.ains asain ta.s afternoon 60 O.
snail bridge party
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-05
Idle - ENrEnrAINNENIs.

~ a largely affrafet zeefiaE of thr
LADIES' Asa society % Greco LatheEan
essrca krlt yesterday attFfuooa iu
fEe ck9Fek parioss vista 1trs- 8. O.
gareFt az hostess. plans urre made
f8F ere aaagst iaueaeoa aa1 p.caic
ssiea VII D. held JgtF 9 6a ere isaa
aE ere haar os 1fFs tFshga tiasETi-
gufsF. afzF Niath-aat- a-aatf sVsEar-
Nrmbers og fts E-tiaare eiab anf tar
b. eatrrtaiset at this sine. Plans
were also Hsfr Coz a t~norsfrafiaa
90 allan .sEa sare watch is CD b. held
as enc eEarca ae&t ffttsF afternoon
weea each lady sttrrfirE viii D.
zssea as s.aa.aam Faa as "a apatFaif-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-05
SOCIAL EVENTS

roosa. ard Mechanics =. ". Hahnscn. =.
81. Piunmeg. Bertha " Brooks. = g..
smeeieY. p. q. Crazes. 1urtina ATnft
aaG s. - sfeineT
LAWN PAKrT PRETTY AFFAIR.
TIE izWu party given yesterday aft
eruooa a. fks home % 4Fa- Earl Came
rar. sgzf SeFeafh av@age. b. thr third
eigissos % tke Ladies' asa society u
s p@EerF Memorial Methodist cauFch.
,sas q verT pretty and succeEsfui ar
fair usfwF~a 90 aad 90 ladies vrTe
guests % che afteruooa aat taeF great
81 eaioFrd .the beautiful iaur. saV
utFh towers. Viefroia music uaa en-
l1Fe1 sEd the tire passed iu dFi.Eftfll
iaf5rmai s1eiahsiifY. HefrrFhf1rrfs %
See cream. stsawbessiea ar1 cakes
erTe served
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-05

"a wrf1iaF ga=eaeae vfu D. served
srrr s.- r-r-ae1r ssG tar table deco
-rr.ers are carried o1f lei far srree
AL. aE..r. e. basket % ililes fafsaiax
ra- er-er-r -er ne 1Ti-e VII sea-
s s4s es etar silf ulfa a sae4 colaFsd
eeGf-- 90 etlse- asE lace est Uita
ess af sacs esaoreE tser. - FFsees
saf as 8raEs WfI leave iafs t1eisaf
&C. zoo wreEs utsf la CeicaEo as
erarF setsss srf sf'sF Jelly Wili q
ar ers Al arsrcss sfrr~t ssG IAif-
r--rs1 aVreaF were a bose is far
s.t--s sss ready f7F thea. Tss bride
sac Eees r1sfaFrf ia ere Miu store
r9r a aa-1e-r a. years az ETs5 g fae
cry Faasss srearseraf. ST. Ffaeef 81
-aslsf-f 5s ere eGer os ere Rock L.
tsaE Prov cor aser. boFh TossE r@a-
sl- aaslsE uzzg frlrs.ss BEL tss tsi-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-05
Llnfr. II I'D. rlEn rtETI.

Yesterday ssrrfraaF ere -sftFs a-sr
Lazy fq fs- Eagles eaf-staleFs AZ q
card Ear5v aE teF Eagles. taEar WEES
en- saar O. 500 vas played 80 teres
.sss-s. ere artzes te ere sasa~s Ealaz
f5 ffs n g GresrEss 2sE 1ffs- a.
FasF usrres1E
fa ere evrafsE ere ladies' fsiji team
~ ere Eagles eetFrtsfset a. zoo as4
es.es o. ser EaEt-ss taaz= Sc games
s-fsf elaeef al g. ssbt-s. Prizes ia
.r- 600 rsaes wee s1 Hfrs r. g.
weaver. 1tfs r Co. weaver eel VIZ
Isa Dresses seE trss~r prsrfsaG. De-
csc tsaar ~ eteee eets-s we're E'ara 90
tss fa csrfas. 1frs. f6sees assaf-
-r1s George Nees ast H Lsftea lls=
.e-ss a-rss we're served aftsr ts7
esaeE
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-05

Dear Mrs. Thompson; I have sew
eral small warts starting on my small
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-02-13
A Splendid Suggestion.

Senator LaFollette's proposal that
the United States take the initiative
toward assembling conference of
peace and the interests of neutrals in
the midst of this war should have gen
eral approval The peaee-making pos
sibilities of such conference would
moi amount TO very much, for the prin-
cipal belligerents are not yet ready TO
lay down the sword, Germany and
England, at least, of the great powers.
could not al the present moment. be
brought TO compromise their quarrel
They must come to more deadly grip
before both are convinced they can
live together on equal terms or that
one shall gain complete asccndaney
over the other No neutral congress
could accomplish much toward bring
ing these antagonists to an agreement,
ana while they front each other the
others will be held to the fighting. A
conference OF neutrais in session. how
ever, would be convenient against the
day OF peace mnklng, which might
come around OF truly logical causes
while the body was in meeting, The
peace making idea. however would
give good general aud unselfish rea.
son Tor the assembling OF such con.
ference and need not go any farther,
The real purpose OF a conference Of
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neutrals should and would be the in
terests ncutyalg n general, which have
suffered very heavily and are likely to
suffer more in the course Of this ire
mendous conflict.
For the first time since the Napole-
onic wars the modern world finds bel
ligerancapredominant over neutrality,
with the result that neutral rights are
almost ignored. Something should be
done to mark, even if little may be ac-
complished toward counteracting this
disturbance of the equilibrium. After
the war is over there will be interna-
! tional congresses TO discuss measures
of peace and rules of war, and neutral
rights will again come i'm for consid-
Grafton. But rules made in peace are
of little force in a war of great pro-
portions, as is amply evidenced every
day of this tremendous struggle. The
assertion of neutral rights in the very
midst and face OF war might be more
effective.
There are difficulties in the way of
such a conference of course, but the
advantages would outweigh them
There are certain general principles
that have been offended and outraged
by the belligerents in this war against
which all neutrals should protest, not
merely in their own immediate inter
est but in behalf of the world in gem
eral and for all periods. A declara-
ton by a congress of neutrals of GER
tain fundamental principles, impair
TALLY violated by the present bellig
erents, would command respect and
perhaps, go far toward bringing the
war into some measure of restriction
and, thereby advancing the cause of
peace The proposal is worth the most
serious consideration by the United
States, the leading neutral and the
principal sufferer at the hands of bel
iigerents.
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The News carried the grand jury
presentments in it's issue of yester-
day The resume of the acts of that
body Indicate that il has done IA great
deal of work Some of the recon-
mendations are wise and ought to be
carried into effect. Yet, as we have
so often remarked, no one pays very
much attention to a grand jury recon.
mendation.
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The Brunswick hospital is Ms well
equipped as any one in Georgia, It's
surgeons take high rank with those
anywhere in the South and just why
few local physicians insist on send
ing patients to other cities for opera
lions is not clear. Is II the right sort
OF spirit?