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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-11

rates wozIe ave % - re1zcse. bit
tsas tes LAD ca--fers cogif Eot AZ
f1rt 20 rake corrssp orfl1z red1ctlons
ia rates bssE-sz Cse Pacisc coast and
irfsri1r ra1zts
II lfs osiniD- xTa1fizE sore % 10
cszcesslo-s asfsf - tas t-anscuzfi
r@lfai raIrcaes taa interstate com-
rerr~ e1nulssioa said IL e. sEi1slf
froc 80 who,s record thaf. whatever
nay have tssa tEs degree % cozp-ii-
ri1r tn tas ras. sstueea ths ran eAF-
ri@rn n-1 tts uuts= carriers a. % fhe
-sf-a 81 resss articles c1rce~rias
uAiek nl1lf.r-al relief la nov sought
go are virrssfi-r tss t~sinairs % q
uea s-a i- t-znseo-tafioa bstus-n ere
As,arrfr ard Pzci1c COASTS. TO secure
aar rcrf1s-ua.s percentage % tlis
coast fl ro11f fru~e. rates 90 rlang
~o-rl1frrIes r.asr be established hy
ere rail- tlEaf aafsFlaly loser f1an
shssr r1u srLsslEE ~ ta@ railroads
ETs ale t1 make such rates frota the
af.ars.r s=nhoarf % enc rarier coast
al aI t5r9 20 tzeiT uaes some p1r-
f.1r ~ fF5s fra~e uif. pruaf f1 them
se.Fre. taeF s11-.f be permitted 90 90
F1 TIE a-rsstazce Of eats frutc All
r.t fuIetalrE ~ taeF Ea- FHtaa49-.
H-f t1 raat sEtrrt ferrearr. and 11r
lacrosse tae sarfse frat mast BE-
a1-lr EF 6tEf- f-u@- ff 800 give Che
esfrs s- ere ra4sr points ere h~rF
er. 70 al ast.fe-af and corr positive
service We are 90 ere cpirIga that
ass carriers sr11lf b. permitted 90
e1a retr f1- tsts t1rE distance frafrr
90 lear ss o. mag 90 secured af Fuf-.
uel-E Clearly cover tr~ c-E et pocket
e1sF
Ttls e5.z.1-. Gays enc CEleaE1 DAILY
Nses. c1eaufgtFs oHr.at rfc1Eati1u
% ere great vaIEr Co. ssi1sr-r % W.
Per- nes1crra-irr ft ar11lt eject.
tr-rr furrer rE1sr critics % safer
ear trvr.1r rf1f vt1 arslF faat Ha.
f-- r1er-s eeFVses reiEfs teaf cas- Dr.
served By r1ll carriers are a-f a. cate
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-11
KEEP TIE JAIL OFF COURT
HOUSE SQUAT

Ea~-~ srs r.srf7 OF sod ard sens
90 r-raoas WV rte esr e1zafr isI
Eeels uas te f1esfet on r1--f house
s.-ar-. vEEe rer-e aFs rr- Been at
f-r-t "a ..-F.- practical r-rsrr r1 'a-
aar r f-1a.f 10 tse-~. H-yarl rlat
as ara-s.retaf economy tsaf Ertl
prove fTr lr ere rrt
rEesa rrr some OF Gro reasons fEr
.aI srra.e roe ta agrr r- rre CONT
l.Har grounds
Or 81. noe enc place Cor Or
.r ur..t tF r1 FrFrt1af.rE rrftae.T
fo rrF rraetfr1r.as 1f t.T Square
r- vrrrt t-rrrrr rIr enlargement ~
r.H erHrt house ~ Future demands
make GRO e.trrst11 desirable.
Do Hr..t mar enc appearance o. enc
court house. which vas tes suci and
constructed t1 stand ir che eer'er Of
.Ha square and f.rr from Gro sides ans
corners
% 7r1aIg b. o. rr-r backward instead
o. Forward
De- would boz contrary rr fEe fixed
1a.c1 az every modern county .n trs
state
Dc Hoar5 BRING ur1r frr men eta
.a-lfe De- fEr condemnation ~ future
rare-er.HrF
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-11
The Daily Story
Self Acoused-By NJ. Quad.

school, came to my house at 10 O'Clock
nt night to make a confession. He was
the murderer of Higgins. Higgins had
accidentally got bold of some love let
tiers which the young man had written
and had refused 10 give them up for
less than 500. Not having the mouey
TO pay and being rendered desper.
ate, he had gone to search the house
at night Salters told OF the converse
ton when Higgins came down the
stairs-how he got in and got out and
all the details. | advised him TO ge 20
the police, and. as In the other case.
they locked him up and felt sure that
they had at last got the right man
[ was not retained by young Saltars,
who said that be would make no de-
Tense, but / set out to clear up a few
points to satisfy my own curiosity
was not long in ascertaining that be
was not I'm love with any girl and had
never been known to write love let
ter, also that he was In a town twenty
miles away on the night OF the muir
der. When these facts became known
10 the police they had TO drop their
case, though Salters protested 10 the
last that he was guilty.
There was one more instance. and f.
partook of the ridiculous at once, y
one legged man named Wells. a resi-
dent of the town. gave himself NJ
to the police as the murderer. He
claimed to be a somnambulist and thar
the deed WIS done while be was
asleep. He didn't think be ought 90
be punished but he wanted % be tried
did he make In his story. and he was
told to take his leg and get out
The hunt for the true criminal was
Kept up for year. but be was never
discovered. The police were no doubt
right IN the first theory. The man en-
tered the house for plumber, and. being
discovered. If not attacked he fred
the fatal shot and then escap ped. It Is
more than likely that be was a stran-
ger in the town.
You win naturally ask why those
people charged themselves with the
crime when they were not the least bit
guilty. A physician could probably
give you a clearer answer. Ny theory
is that they had an intense argument
with themselves how the crime was
committed or how they would have
it If they actually did com.
NIT IL Such cases are rare, and 8.
must be for some such reason that
courts often refuse to accept a plea
of guilty and give the accused a fair
trial for his life and liberty. There
ire people as every lawyer and de-
.ectiye knows, who are anxious to be
witnesses in a case and VIII periure
themselves on the stand without seem
ng to be aware Of il. and II IS carry
ng out this singular line OF conduct or
rain Of thought that one may come 10
.ccuse himself.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-11

fleu captain ernz.rr aH e.- % as-
Harcr
Ia spite as ere faci chat cEort uas
made tu cause the members 90 tFe
reaarr military Affairs ulitfrr 90
change Fa~r votes Cog clatruaf.lz.
tEeT refused. end tEc beet coup-7-
mise tEat could 30 ottairrd vac an
zEreruerF ta refer fFF matter back
90 fEe errata without FFrruUTu.l-
-i1u
Caesa.u Cr.rrr gao confirmed HE
che srrerr Ia rE~H tive HH.rHs F.-
sion srar q" 1904.
tr aar believed char one rr fHr con.
ions made FF fHs friends OFF Gag.
fa.a Crarlrr rH obtain Hel.rwHr.HH
goo an matchmaking rHaf Hr ar.'-
rHr rs-r ra member uF fHH board
90 ordnance aal f1rI "erE"r f-uw
mem HrreE.H HH which .r #a. clearly
e.Falal.eat Hr frH Hrs frat f.r patton.
Hrrr records rrHrFd fHaf H~ bod OBJ
nl-ff Ee f6UaE.ur patents
nafrrr $50. H-. date. Fob -..
re-E Jointly vffH A. De- Ugru eruuI
fa- a iisapperr.H= Eul.mrIntrs.
Fatrgt so Ffr-F- dated Sow '.
frs, fr- .s1ppra-.Hr EuH.mHrar.
iur
Patent SO. r-rs-s. dated April 90
1901. f1r a.rs-Horad sun.
Tire question of adopting rut lr-
e-a1.le- fhr moo of these devices. as
well as their purchase. would Urcss
sarIv come before General rraE.rr aH.
o. member of t.r h1r-I .f ordnance
a-d frrfifraf .rH as Won .s chief 0f
ordnance
o. may also have been fHar Captain
Crrr.ar. defenders gave assurance
that E- a1rlf retire .reu DIS contract
with rHa Bethlehem u"uraur A.. any
rate. r9- brief period and au csc.
eaedlae'g H-Ief period General Croziar
.t moe serve GEL a member az rHe
beard 90 ordnance and fertilization. rI-.
.laue le haH u1u been member NJ
.ar board far more thau IH years
Since t.e Bethlehem company has .
been unable to eru any q. lpuesriur
gun carriages f1 foreign nations iu
-.re years. which meant no royalties
.a General CrozIcr. De sacrificed little f.
aleu ls viadreU from fhe contract
.r fh- following manner
Wlg Department.
OHca 40 fHr cEIaf OF Ordnance.
Washington. Jam 30. 1908
The Bethlehem steel Company.
South Eerfst sd. Pa.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-11

had been practicing law IN the
town OF Lancaster for about four years
when James Higgins. merchant was
murdered According to the testimony
OF his wife, they were aroused at mid
night by a noise downstairs, and he
went down 60 investigate. she heard
angry words. followed by a shot, and,
giving the alarm. IT was found that
the husband had been shot through the
heart
The first suspect arrested was the
hOstler at the barns of one OF the no
tells He had been seen on the streets
at midnight; he was known 10 nave a
pistol: he betrayed many signs Of guilt
when arrested l was employed in his
defense and after half an hours talk
with him came TO the conclusion that
he was guilty. He didn't admit bis
guilt, but at the same time he didn't
deny IL with the warmth expected OF
an innocent man II was an accident
altogether that | made a series OF dis
coveries. This man planned with an
other TO break open the passenger
denot and rob the safe. They had
been surprised I'm their work by
tramp, and the hostler was afraid 10
talk TO me or any one else Of the muir
der case for fear OF being found out In
the lesser crime When once L had the
things Strengthened out IL did not take
long 70 upset the case OF the police
had scarcely done this when was up
set myself
\ building contractor named Otis
came 20 me to make a confession He
had reasons to suspect that Higgins
had ruined his home. and when there
was no longer any doubt in his mind
he had determined to kill the man
I went 20 work on the case, but was
bowied over ut the very outset Mrs.
Otis declared In the most emphatic
way that she had never spoken dOz-
en- words 70 Higgins and her husband
had never intimated that he had the
slightest cause for jealousy OF any
man. and. better than all. she could
prove that from 10 o'clock IN the even
ing until two hours after midnight on
the night OF the murder he was home
and in bed and quite III. This she did /
prove by two witnesses. Otis had told /
me q purely imaginative story, and he 1
stuck 70 Il for several days. but at /
length denied everything. There were /
those who said he was or in his 4
head. but be talked and acted as a sane .
man and returned 10 his business as !
soon as released
The police now returned TO their first /
theory. The deed had surely been done .
by some one who had entered the
house for plumber. After some days
they arrested a saloonkeeper in town
some five miles away, claiming 10 have
a straight case against him, and the
man had been under arrest three or
four days when / came. into the case
lsain- young man named Salters.
" no was q student of me state normal
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-11
TIE RoRouGH Plan.

E1-E Island. us.I-e and Ersr $40
uue should actively 6est- .Eemse-ras
.n support o. the bib which E-prar-1.
.arive G-uHam has Introduced ir the
Legislature 90 make possible Gro uH.rr
1f emo ttre- -urieipai.aer under U-
b1-oazG p,ru aal the alu.1.s,raEaH
o., -ae.- i1.nt affairs by a manager
Tae-- Isl 90 good reason Shy hif
t.L should noe carry and many rrE-
sons why f should However. 90 should
da remembered that fHIs community
OIL probably tsr only one .r rET state
uE.sr taE any r-r@r- irfe--
esf i1 De- and whatever pressure iF rg-
e-t-1 ua 800 teaHlE u1sr come from
here rr che r1sE 1f other bIsirrrr
tr.s measure may easily o. t1sr fr on.
ar Che various crarr.rs where bills il
t.s way 90 tssHm're laws must pause
from time r1 time ia the.r progress. lr
uIU ar ae fn ere people OF CHG tFrFr
cities t1 s@e fr1s their rr-rFFufltires
are trps active tr sre.rz tlE biu
tsro1rh sr tEH fraf stage
WErFFVrr eeruurrf there Eel here Ir
favor of more Efficient and ~c110rll crf
foear Evvrruusrt sE1gid b~ just sn
much strerErs sBr tar movement %
secure t1rolEh plan lat eifY man
nEer Cor these tsrrr cities o. kas f1as
b-ea cau~rdfE Co. Do desirable Tor Rock
fs'arf ard w1Err fa gGfr~ Wffh f1r
Fr1sts ~ East nia,.sr fhaf city hes se.
raa~ "a flst1r wGirE mast o. taErE ir-
20 corsttsraaGr. the trsa-rr11ufat1e
1bst1clr 90 corsotifrtiBr always has
be~r ere desire o. rzc1 cifF 90 rr'air
ifs zane ans identity THs. under
the bcrogrf plan af rEFma.ifrt Or
Nsw YORK city Ard Es provided for i1
ths p-escs- blt ia tIiao,s. - provided
Cor
TIE ttrsr cities urifrf wuuit -
ssroaEsr tzaa tAsV are az separate
units. i1st in ths sane manner and O.
the sane sxtsrt that q ta~Es comme- [
RI az tassit1sioc e. more Pos ~rf1. ttaa a
small ere Engaged in the sane line
% tgstaess.
Noe th@ least impo-tazs c11stfsrs- I
fi1a is tas taking % Tire adHsiuistFz- 4
tive erd % the a-sirs % TIE cities 81 /
'i-viy oas % ths poiitscs and placing I
thsrz On ths hanGs % 80 who have
csr~ciai traizfnE IN thsir worE Tie I
,hrvs cities toE-the- obviously vo1id .
b. able 60 hire a Bette xrads % en- F.
Bisyss thaa thsg coz-a 20 alone.
AnSshsr poizf which viii appeal 60 q
zrvat maay e The a1ded prestige
t-ritsd ne three cifi-s vpgta BE- cas-.
Nv thirt o. sire o. TIE state With a
sod pruspect % soon coafsadiuE with
Peoria soT s-cuud place
Ccc4 busszsss and local pris. both
shouIf puii Cor favorable action on ths
BIN before ths legislators.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-11
The World Wide War Trust

Gentlemen I Referring 20 the
agreement between the Bethlehem
steel company and myself Tor myself
and also as attorney FOR General ttheu
colonel a. r. Burlington. which ap-
pears in ms letter OF sept 6. 1894. and
yaur answer thereto Of Sept. 10 OF the
same year. wish now 90 inform you
that Z hereby release the Bethlehem
Iron company and its successors from
all obligations 90 myself IN conse-
qucnce OF such agreement. that is.
that hereby assign all nv right. title
and interest "a the invention which
has been commonly known as the Buff
fuErou-C rozier disappearing carriaEe,
and an all letters rafeut-reiating there
t1. % the Bethlehem Iron company
and Us SUCCESSORS without any further
consideration or compensation what
soever go boz paid 20 myself or 20 any
ether person in ms behalf my object
being 90 reiinquish fully and totally
ar personal Interest IN this invention
Nothing In fhis letter. however.
r. 20 De understood a. Affecting the
ehf or Interest or compensation o.
General Burlington in regard 90 this
Invention or any r.lsts of the United
afrs therein.
Very respectfully
WILLIAM CROZTER
H-lEadier General. chief Of Ordnance. .
THE letter did not release the Beth
l.arn company from the payment OF
royalties 20 General Burlington. Gen
eral Cror.srs partner, Ia The event
f.e Bethlehem company should De
aHlr 20 Hnd foreign purchasers for the
carriage
Tr the meantime the var depart
uruf bias Installed $1,000. 600 worth OF
..- HuWuEtuu-CrCEler carriages.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-11
Winbsm Brady.n.D.
Humidity and Health.

woman 30 years young WHY do have
Cd constant ache 'n ms right arm and
shoulder. pee'aiIy at uiEht- is dried
.Werf fa= root rood Tor n weak stom-
Reply
>eHr.t.s heart disease. auth-
r'tI- af tar shoulder are poss Bile
factors O. This is O. mild carmiuatiye.
tends tp relieve HatlIcuce. and viii at
FEAST ta na harm.
Physical Culture lnzs asks.
What 90 you ta.nE of physical cuI-
iare but Hh. spells 90 with capital
y end O. e. o. there q cure for brou-
ch.us7
Reply
our ah1Ie family takes ply
steal culture each day. We think r.
90 Erca' fsn and Go saves medicine.
zoo. Surely.
Daughter. pandrun. Ny daughter.
RS. has nue health. except that when
she combs her hair large scales come
oH-dantrur. we suppose The scalp
gets rcd and sore. Please prescribe
something
Reply
We Lo NOT prescribe. but
letter 90 advice viii be sent on re-
ceirr OF q stamped addressed euvel-
opc.
How Ssiu Cancer Begins. have
2 or small dry scabs on my face
near ms eye. They have been there
about years. and they continually
return after ! remove them
Reply.
You do not state your axe. II past
middle axe we should guess epithe-
.ioma tskin cancer and OF course /
Ne have 90 Euess when we cannot /
Examine you. Better 80 immediately I
10 a good doctor and End out.
son. Pimples Ny son. &c years .
ID. has pimpies on his face. and his
hose Is red all the time II you could I.
advise US We would be very grateful. /
Reply
Certainly send stamped address
. envelope fox Ist-e- O. .axice.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-11
WATER TRANSPORTATION.

stnes TIE opsa4ax % tss FaEarza
csrai ths tr&ascu1staectal railroads
have secured psrmfssioa from ths ~
terseats corusrcs eummissiou 20
make. "a souss Instances. lower rates
for Ioax th&a foe short haais TIE
railroads eo.tsuesd. aad the coz-is-
slon ecresesG the truth % TIE eoEssz-
tion. nat n crcsr % compete WITH
TIE Panama esrai rruss for ccast 20
so@ss trzs1e. traasc0ctizsnt&f "a
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-11

Tns bad % the urixEsseabsry
Crea-aSes corpuratioa SAYS his arm
tas turned fosa @iliiocs % dollars
wcrth % orters 90 var nun iticcs frgln
Es-opssa eoantrfss duriax ths last sew
fnocths or strtcftY humaEtfariar
Ervune-. Tue word -or1sance~ b. ths
fra name aust refer 90 ErGns fatsuf~s
rsrrsty for Fogrth q July safsfss. or
possfoSy e sppisss 60 The mlls and
harmless caarou ma. private rasaa-
fs--sur-rS sre 50 Aaxioss 90 Supply TIE
rnf-~t States array wfth
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-11

heard fEF ClaEF
aEaInat Captain
Croris- and BIS de-
Tense % the arg
meuts iu oprCE.-
tiou 90 his couhr
matioa Uas a vote
90 g against con
frmafiuu
The dirH % the
army and navy
journals for she
Period urtu e
whi-h the Crozlsr
nomination wa
pending indicate
chat pousrfuI
pressure reach
luE even GO tho
president % the
fultrF state an
.u uFr Co.
lrae aara. tho
eaulrmstl ot t-e
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-11

The Winois ManGfaetgFere. assos.a.
tlou is Co BE- commended upoa irs en-
terprtse fn already having arranged t1
send q salesman 90 Hussia in che De-
lief that ths eatruHce t1 tfe Black seq
fs 90 D. opened and r'eh market zoe
the protgets 90 Nmeri-uu mills frreer
open ~ there ls anything la fre pro-.
verb eoucsruinE tgr early bird tris
smissary ogzht t9 brtaE back tae
Worn
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-11

OF course Commissionsr "a Ericsson
- Moline stoutlF Insists that che on.
obedience % ths primary election Gam.
ing on Erlctsoa day had nothing O.. 90
with MAKING bim hiFl man am1cF aHa
aspirants f1r cgmmissi1uer Differ.
enec tu ere speiftnE Of the rames be-
holds proof positive that tae comp.
menf was meant t1r himself and noe
Tor John
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-11
Mar. Hin American
History.

lT3l- kouerj Treat i.siiHr. one Of tire
signers Of the Declaration Of indie
pendence. born: died 1914
1870 Benja min West. noted portrait
and historical painter. died; born
I13S
lS1f-Charles Sumner. statesman o.
the anti-slavery era. died in Wash
ing.on; born in Boston Jan. 6. 1911.
f914-George Westinghouse. inventor
Of the railway air brake and other
devices. died; born 1876.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-11
AND
DISCORDS

THE Illinois State Register sug-
gests Springfield Looks Good to Me"
as a slogan for the capital city The
Peoria Transcript comments that there
IS no accounting for taste.
THE colonel VIII be reelected presi-
dent OF the United States. says one
Leslie N. Shaw. Let's see. who is this
Shaw person, anyway?
NEW York newspapers deny March
came I'm like . lamb. Probably inspired
by the temperature OF Wall street.
SING Sing convicts have taken up
knitting. Many OF them did needle
work before they were locked up. so IL
Is not surprising that they are adept.
SINCE the price OF grapefruit has
dropped, many have taken IL on as a
favorite breakfast uastime. the chief
being in betting with other
members OF the family on the direc-
ton In which The juice viii squirt For
90 has the dill pickle dis
counted.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-11

TheT arr using cur-eafratrt ITr
noufaaays. tt 90 said. t1 T.va Dead Co
moousrirr whisky made Iu the beck.
wood reriols ot Tau1e.see a bead
90 produced G0gbtrss lus about t-e
same snect ~ enc one drawn BY tho
usountaineer over the top % bio trlstr
squirrel rife.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-11

Robert = Ttombs1r. Formerly r1r
sal &C AtE.fa Chappel~. hts seed ar.
other CAicaruaa Tor Hbel Cor tsc.artrr
that ~ vas in the paq of ere Gerurr
Eoversmeut o. ought Co be cfach Tor
rrou1sDn- ~ ne ease Ties. provided
ths fsssndant has tbe ftc0oe tsas .r o.
Sought 60 recover Evtrut,Y ff WTt
be hard. especially fust row. Coz enc
mae wns made tas assertion CO. prove
ffs truth
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-11

The statement made tv Ur.caE1
meat shoissaisr that the Iov price Of
meat has been caused by tt- INTERRUPT
tiou % exports hy thr war throws
liEht upon q p~rp'cN.nE question
tvrryb body has been wondering Why
meat dealers are giving so merh Cor
~ nlnnnw
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-11

Noe enfv are Earcueaas I1cErr 20
America Cor food. egaiemeut and
raonsg. egs taeY evea fret cDnstraiaed
60 take Asasrteas eames for the streets
of tastr eitiss. tiorFuWiaE Games srDu
their Bearer usiEhbors has proven an
satisfsesory. fsr Go o. hard 90 telI whsr
socaethiaz vii happ-u wh,ea will
rssxs n esanxs desirahIc. az ths pso-
pie % Petrexraa f5r Instance. car
testify
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-11

Or g. hard % arfe-stHad way rsr
British E1verumenf tt purchases
American chicr-ns ta sleE gsa1r.rIes
OBVIOUSLY ffis "a hardly srr sarf 90
diet o. nerve ab s1.f.rr r1 POI can
booze a ts.eeatfa-f~r rIs SRI f.r eTe.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-11

ca tEs face % rhs af-rt rsus Of
activities % submarine che realrtlTr
an rHsaenrrr rates FF Frurs.t Atlantic
vessels haa failed t1 start r1rrrIrr
wtIcI looks Bike stampede 1f Hrrrf
cfn tourists .a Ea~ firrct5n % Europe
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-11
Sidelights on the European War

plant jealousy. but could not induce
il 10 bloom.
on Christmas DAY the long looked
for flower appeared. and was duly
plucked and sent 10 the emperor The
latter, overjoyed at the incident. had
Richard Voss, the poet. epitomize the
incident in poetry, and sent COPY
of the verse to each member OF rHa
regiment.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-11

ff t0oE rnr'ane seven rorfss f1 te.
cifa 90 take over ifs Industrial p,ar.s
f9r use ta fgrtheriaF wrr rreraraf .srs
ant thereby piaeirE itself oa some
such basic a. Germany vas .r r.e b..
ria4tnF
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-11

nrErtaHes af Senator IT, ST. srrr.
maa to make tfs agpoiasneas se1st.
less be- merely e. mi1ar obefar,s iE tsr
pain ~ ur W o. TarI7r to are frsf
% ere O. 81 department o. nFr.er..ElrT.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-11

StsTiinx. Iii-Jamss r. Wlsoa.
mszber % state hixhwsy commission.
10 defendant Ga q gio.e0O SANDER suit
Eaip6 Er-srsou- hoof and mouth tn
sP~eto-. ALLEGES wtisoa detained IFS
character vale he was killing WI
sCzs e-E-->
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-11

water ir r rHEsule staI. d. a.HaEe
present iu the air Water taprg
weighs ra1F about tarartf.as aa much
as ar. hence lrF alr is heavier taau
damp orr That lUIrE a.I tradition
cha. eafaFFh .s trry common .r place.
sl-1afrI ia o. valley would be- -p H-
ty thlr fact we're lt noe already known
stat cafaFrb prevails .n even rafn 900
over thrFe United States and Canada
aEer~ people a=e ar odds vItl tho
urarErr -r1laIss uf fh- nose tarU.f
aud chest varE iuserse,r ia frequency
u.th tsr relative amount uf time tas
people speed ogt 20 doors. Catarrhal
diseases ere ctararferiHtlr1.iE house
disease
TIE warmer tls a.r tar L1mper .t
wu Do SiEht arr 70 cool is dr.cr
thnn day afr. having rrcclp.tatel
mrrh % SO moisture uhGc cacI.uE. iu
che shape % dew ta a general way.
ere colder che weather ere dT.cr che
ate.
csIa ar 70 Nst Damp.
,io.st hir is Depressing and encrv-
aflnE Dry afr o. touir and st.mu-st-
iuE The bun. fity % The a.T under
% .aa.TasaH NNI.a .N.a.H Na a.a" mas NOR"
60 DO wits our rays.cai comfort than
has ths Temperature ThEs. a cold.
moist atmosphere e. very trying. che
cold e penetrating. and a temperature
% frscriuE Seems much more severe
thaa a temperature considerably low
81 seems uhsn she nlr Ga dry
The 800 eHcc, o. a vitlatcd atmos-
ph~rc. a. CD a crowded room. Isl main
- due % heat and moisture
Excessively dry air. a. lu an arria-.
ciafy heated room. 81 apt 60 feel
chuiy. osins 90 excessive evaporation
from the skin Poited plants To un-
Eiazrd vessels. and water 10 iars like
flower pocs viu tead 90 keep The air
from becoming excessively dry. and
wiii also make The room more com
Portable. An average Temperature of.
IS degree viii be more comfortable /
Ia the long run than higher temper. /
ature. and unqrestiouabiy more hy.
xi@uic.
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