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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-01

Pietro Caracali was celebrating on
a plan TO extort money by sending a
threatening letter to some one who
could AFFORD TO hand over the cash to
avoid trouble, when chance gave him
a fine opportunity. He was walking
past the estate OF the Hethringtons
one night about II o'clock when he
espIed a light fash among the trees
within the Enclosure.
Pietro was of an enterprising turn
of mind. arguing that no one can never
tell when a secret may be picked up
which may be turned into money. The
fash had revealed 10 him something
that he had not expected to see at
that time of night in s. rich mans
grounds-namely. a gentleman carry
ing a small oblong box under his arm.
Moreover. Pietro got a glimpse of a
lady moving beside the gentleman.
Both were young, and the lady was
beautiful
Pietro climbed the fence with the
agility OF youth and, creeping through
such plants as adorn gentlemen's es-
tates, made his way toward the cou-
pie. who were moving to a rear cor
ner OF the grounds.
Pietro did not need to be the adept
he was at theoriZing to feel sure that
this young couple were going to bury
the body of a child contained in the
box they had with them. II the little
one had died without mystery there
would have been no need OF their in
a.
this secret manner. Stealthily he fol-
lowed the couple, who stopped at an
open space IN the shrubbery. The man
dug a grave and, having put the box
in it, shoveled in the earth and
smoothed the surface. while the lady,
holding the lantern, stood by, pic
ture of melancholy A big dog stood
by the lady, viewing the burial with
evident interest. When II was finished
and the couple were about TO return
10 the house the dog pricked up his
ears and gave low growl. Pietro beat
a hasty retreat. The dog dashed to-
ward him, and Pietro got over the
fence Just in time TO save himself
from a pair Of powerful jaws.
Pietro believed that he had a val
liable secret. II he was right in his in
ference that the body of a child had
been buried those who had inferred It
would undoubtedly give a large sum
for the preservation OF the secret.
PietrO was a methodical rascal and
would have visited the grave, dug up
the box and assured himself Of the
truth OF his inference, but he had
wholesome dread OF the dogs Jaws. To
go there in the daytime was imprac-
ticable. and al night the dog was un-
Ioosed and permitted 70 roam over the
grounds.
Pietro thought of going TO the house
and making inquiries OF the servants
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-01

Tat ne Business oatiooE n the
urissd States T. improviaE eaHno; be
4saist. There are Indications on ev-
~ had % better times. In some
quarters there seems % BE- exfreus
confidence that the eoua;Fy 10 APP
proaeklaE a period % unparalleled
prosperity. Others. Whfis not 90 cx-
travaEzHt 90 their predictions. are very
hopeful. The general feeling f. that
% optimism. says tho Bloomington
Pantasrapk-
II . rsesat address a. Baltimore
former President Taft expressed the
opinion that the business World should
- hopsfgi bat no; sxtrAvaEnntiy 80.
Hs suggested that business should ind
ltseif slowly and cautiously and not
lay too much stress upon var orders
from Europe. such prosperity he
characterized as artificial and said
that permanent prosperity would not
begin 90 Be realized until the war was
over. Another expression comes from
Jacob schir. the banker. who feels
that the confidence % the American
people IL being restored ard look for
ths return % DAYS % prosperity the
IKE % which has seldom been seen
Ia this country
The New York Times says that Mr.
Sehif~s op.nion viii be the more wide
- adopted % The two because % "a the
forscAs, % q saEacious banker and
because IN its optimism q agrees With
IRE presen; state % popular feeling
about business The Times asserts
tha, Mr. sehir-s prosperity ~iii have
90 rratertaiirc IN spite o: Mr.. Taft's
veil founded misEivtaEs and eontin-
gess
GrsA; good eanno; res; upon q trade
o. munitions 90 var. Europe - piedE-
inE her future productivity IN order
row 90 buy Oh credit the goods she
ur<cnfiy requires When peace is re-
stored she viti have 90 begin 90 pay
For What vss consumed and destroyed
IN var. arf IN some related degree
her eonfiauirk buyfnx power will Be
impaired. Moreover. In order now 90
meet tsciai var needs American pro-
fseers are making ~ns;efgi OUTLAWS
for seq machinery snf for equipment
Which viii afrervart have 90 b scrap
p@e: and much trade 10 defects: from
that normal coalition 90 which uiti-
rsssiv q must return The ioss IL no;
imr-sdistsiy Eel: here. The prices paid
Tor goods are high enough 90 leave q
profit e. the hands os The American
producer. no matter how vassesgi the
processes are. bat waste IL re, some
thisS ;sst srsrybo1y must feel indi-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-01
ANCoNA NEXT TO VENICE IN IMPORTANCE
OF ITALIAN CITIES ON ADRIATIC SEA

AHcoaz. the seaport bombardsa By
the Austriaas during their first raid
upoa The Italian coast. forns the sub
iscs % toaay's National Geographic
soelssy's VAS primer. which reads.
AFTER veaice ths Eaoss important
city aionE the Italian euas; % the
AGriatie sea il Aneona. whieh vaa
visited b. the Austrian feet immsd-
lately foii0Wiax ttaiy's declaration OF
var. u f. also a port capable o,
strorE Gefsass. itS forts bsins thor
osEhiy modern and well placed on The
seaie1rcalar ksiEhts that Surround
sks city. is harbos. the fusst on the
southwestern eoas; % the AfF.atle.
aaa oEs % the best possessed b.
italy. has been the object % costly en-
EiEeeFtrE Improvement from the days
% GFseiaa srttismruf down 90 the
present DAY TIC harbor basin - an
oval ahast hair a nile "a diameter.
-Veaicr tiss 100 miles away % che
a8rfhwessuar9. b. direct water rpgts.
While R6ms lies i7z miles 20 the
southwest Tho t1Eu e. coatainsd b.
tWeen two eKtrr1rties % q rocky
pr0m0etoTY. 1foatr AssaEuo 90 the
soash ans tfsats Guaseo 20 the north
on thsss kriEkts are Formidable har-
Dor esserses- The city. Itself. r. che
headquarters for ths itaiian 7th ar
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-01
THE BUSINESS OUTLOOK

rsetiy. II Europe - Obliged 20 cur
tail her consumption % goods when
peace e. recstabiished. on account %
having been obliged 90 buy In 50 reck-
less a manner during var. al trade
Viii feel ., adversely. Therefore. what
Mr.. Taft might call the -eestaey OF
great profits IN war orders will not
only come suddenly 20 an end. but may
have 90 be paid for dearly in many IN
expected ways.
on tho other hAnd. Rs the Times
SAYS. tho prosperity referred 20 by Mr.
schir f. more deeply rooted. Much
capital has been saved IN this country.
Business has been iiquidated and
economy has almost become the rule.
In spite Of the warfare in Europe the
sources of original wealth IN this
country have been as prolific as ever.
Agriculture has fiourished and the cost
% living. ~ not greatly reduced. has At
lsas, stopped rising. The facilities for
producing wealth were never so great
as ~ the present time and they ulti-
natciy will be employed 20 their ut
most. When that time comes substan-
tiai prosperity Will be realized. Mr..
TAFT feels that such prosperity cannot
come until order IS brought out of the
present world chaos. Mr.. Schiff feels
that II - now az hand.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-01
Trial by Jury.

While we do not think that trial by
jury ought 90 be abolished or that
there - any increasing sentiment in
that direction. ve do believe that the
system should be modified by dispens-
ins with the requirement for unani-
nous verdic;s- This would obviate the
element OF individual eceentricIty as
an impeachment 20 the administration OF
Justice. Mental idlosyncrasy on the
part OF Judges Is constantly
and scarcely excites comment An
eminent and very able Judge will dis
sent from the ruling OF his associates
when u 10 extremely difficult 20 under
stand how so gifted n mind could have
gone OF on that particular tangent.
by permitting affirmances or reversais
Notwithstanding dissent the personal
equation e eliminated.-New York
Law Journal
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-01

my corps. Railways connect the port
with Brindisi and all the seaside cit
les 90 the south. II also has rail con-
uectlon on truukiines with Rome and
with Bologna While the number OF
vessels annually visiting the harbor
has materially decreased. the tonnage
has increased somewhat. Statistics
for q recent year show that Ancona
was a port % call for 400 vessels.
with a total tonnage % s6i.si2. Dur
inr the sos of the last century. be-
tween 1000 and 2.500 ships visited
this port each year.
~Ancona a. one % italy's ancient
cities. and. despite its commercial
prosperity. ~ makes Sc antiquity pain
faii evident BY an unkempt overworn
appearance. SIS streets being dirty
ard itE houses. Tor the most part
dinEy Refugees from Syracuse
founded the city about $50 3. G. and
gave 90 Z; thc name by which q g.
kuovrn today. Greek merchants early
established a purple factory here. and
started the place upon its centuries
% bTist trading intercourse The city
vas sacred 90 Venus during Roman
times. and. 80. today. had the oids
GODS no; been driven into exile. might
sell expect 90 - spared by Mars.
god % var. and husband % the Love
Goddess
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-01

te SPITE % tEs waE. A=@-tcs= TIA
5srss Be- Arrfl azssssse 60 tfs0.s7s.oo1.
So sar ss1ov tsss Years marx sae
a. sar aAogs - raarx % 1914 Bat
exports szzoaHtsd % t9SfAT6isS.
wGiea vas assftY tteGGG1cfe above
arF Arrtt rseoTe ever nae bssoFs.
sza rsarlT slseeee.See % excess %
ap0Trs. Tss trzfs BALANCE e. osf
fsEsr far sEs ssss 20 zzoet4s Eos FIEs
s1 800 coo GGg. aaG f. expected % over
rae tss bsgrtsa MARI wssa q fall rear
has hssa ro9nGsG oct TlGs are 80
sroErsssizE rasseiY from sas Fols q =
ssbsgr % a creditor nasion-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-01
TIE JUDICIAL SITUATION

Since me srxanizatisn % Eo<3
fsisad eaanty tas time aver hAs
s~~a wh~n u hss bees vitheat a
r~~if~af efrsais ssart iaazs- les
nov. Win q soastaatiy Increasing
snlsadar aad q seaFgstsd cont
tim "a eoart business. ths rspus-
lena party. 80 Tar az q iiss VIA
IN ~ pawsr ~ d -, has SEN tt
10 al-franeAiss ths eoanty % hoeA
Island In the sgigetiou % msn ~
or ga its sirguif bsaeh zoe Ne
nsst term % sis Years
The growing desire % ne pee
pie far ysaFs has been o. Keep tAs
h~neh free fFem the infiusaes %
paFtlsaaship. EFsry possible prs-
esasian. IA Tact. was tahsu ~ ne
Trainer, % ths Constitutions o. pro
vide fsr this ysrY thinE-
The only way % rsbaEs ne IA
l~etlaa % paiities Into ne iudi-
eiarY u this district and % iasars
kaeE fsiaad eoantY rgsi3snt
f.da~ ~ through the sleetiou %
:. n. ksnworthy and A. a. Bsrg-
land
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-01

Chrp1ie lead poisocinx - b no
rz-sas tizif-4 90 painters. a. many
ssppss-. y is very eonnos "a per
soc. NO have absorbed the lead from
unsupported s0arees- Also - may pro-
ducs the noe. varied symptoms. 50
zailx. The typical text book deserip-
tio1 % p!gabisfa OF ehFo1ic lead polls
osisg. that even che doctor may be
pzEzis4 \ acted medical teacher said
60 hts s;uGeatss ~whsn you cannot
sxplasa = curious train % nervous
sTrzps0sns. suspect syphii!s. hys'eTiA
or lead az she cause
Lad poisoainE throaEh water from
Lead pipes IL rarely OF never observed
today Hair DIES have accounted for
razzy eases. and 80 have complexion
besstfaers
Cases have occurred a--oaE tobacco
workers or smokers Who chew the
fots azsOEE persons Who ate -four
EF0Gna ~ q miiisr Who allied holes IN
tas Erfsdssoas With lead: AnonE pso-
PIE VITO ate cheap cakes eoioEed with
Lead. aaoaE dFsssmaksrs Who ehs~rd
silk threads Weighted Nth lead: and
n inuEmsrabis other ~ays-
Ths Si<ns Of Lead POISONING.
Cole. obstinate constipation. pale
Esss. high blood pressure. severe head
ache. e characteristics blue line on the
gums a. ths edge % the teeth. and 10
unos. cases paralysis or marked weak
asss % oae or more sEtrcmlfiss. unta-
bly, ths paralysis known - wrist
drop
TIE diagnosis - made certain BY
raicFoscopleai eNAmiuation % the
blood. anf testing Tor Lead 20 the urine
sn4 the traeiaE % exposure 20 lead
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-01

Mseh has Been learned sbogs birt
ufxrstisa eGt naeH zee rsrzeirs 60 -
tesrr~s. snd enc ssiiowfEx - oas -
ne rno~t eurtoes and irtsrsssieE -
shs uzssivss prpet~ns. The ehiasssT-
s~fsr 10 ous % ths raost sbustass est
49, krswu birds % eastern Csltse
oesees VITA troops - tsexiisxs
ensehfax tneir winged prey az shsT
%. esd isfEirG ~ ai<ht o. teit eAt-z-
n~vs tre soeks drtft slowly ssata
tosnfrx wftn ether bands. antfi oe th~
northern eesss % the cuis of Mexico
sh~Y sseom- "a ianunsrshts beet.
Tn~u sssY disappear ptd thsv d-op
Sses ne wstsr % hibernate "a tes ssse-
- vss ssi-svss 90 eta sset- eellters-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-01

Lead Poisoning.

possonsrx Strange and hariing symp-
toms % the nervous type may develop.
The disease - chronic. but II taken
IL time. durable. Elimination OF the
lead azd TIE administration OF anti
eo.4i medicines 90 render the depos-
tied lead more soluble Then OF
course. the nerve iesions-neurtfis or
paralysis. mus; be properly managed
20 restore function.
Desperate
Answer 90 ~Desperate:" Yours Is 4
case ~e cannot discuss IN print How
ever. ~e think we could az least re-
move a great burden from your miad
WITH good advice. 10 you will write
your name and address on a stamped
envelope and repeat your question
Grateful. Though Disappointed.
Thank you greatly for your kind
letter and am sorry you could not pre-
scribe for me. writes l. J. Have en-
,ovsd Health Talks very much and
think I have been benefited by them
AEain reErettins you could not pre-
scribe for me. but approaching your
fair stand In che matter. etc. etc
AnsEer-Do as you would be done
by and this old world will be the
sweetest place this side OF heaven.
How Much should She Weight
Please tell me the normal height
and weight OF girl % u.
AusWer-Hcre IS a table for girls
from - 90 90:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-01
INCREASED USE OF THE
AUTO.

Teus fsr this year over s0leSo more
aztoaosilss haus bssc registered thar
&c ths sane tine last year "a the
stats % NsW Vera. ths total 90 date
s5T shs year bsiaE 1898. This great
Increase sas beer eEs o. part 20 the
eoztfau4zE Increase "a the Ess % the
raachtrss for sportation OF farms
asG % cities. tseigdtnx tss Essvy
trucks vsleh have so largely sup
planted tss horse eray. he sane
tneresss 9ag BE- notsf "a Esariy all
tss states. Texas having shown .
tarxs seesss1as % motors. as yell as
states % tss prairie rsxioa % ths
wsss AL roTthvsss. TIE co=@o1
szrpaslsioz - that too Ezaeh rzoasy -
Ec5sE isss pleasure vseseiss. Pat 80
TIE sarzS tire % appears that n
large ss-a f. ready for re tavsstnsaf
market est money rates are Er1sr-
ally easy ~ ere sxhiiarstiax oct
eoor isfs rruz6.st ~ ne sutonobiis
T. eounts6 ss a. asset :. viii op<rs,s
60 lessen fks force % the charge %
sxtravaEsaes IN that dsrsetioa- A,
ary rate ere Vshfeis wksca has proved
ors % sHs ~o1tsrs % ,ks age r. local
art svs= ~ toaE distance trsaspor-a-
ttoe gay ~ trusted 80 s-f iss proper
place r. tas social szt iztEs;rtai lie
&C The rsos;<-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-01
HE RTYER,s STORY.

This Is the Rivers story,
In shadow and in shine;
Who cares for fame and glory
Where the fish bite fine?
Forgot are fields made CORY.
Where bullets sing" or whine;
There's only one glad story
Where the FISH bite fine.
lis there no passion RACES,
No ioveiorn mortals pine;
Philosophy OF ages
Where the fish bite fine.
They seek not History's pages
Theirs IS a swishing line,
To JOY. by easy stages.
Where the fish bite fine"
Prank L. Stanton.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-01

re1ss wEs Ess zskszE :. sAsfr szs;-
r=ss Co Political o. e,asT fseso@s. %
ka@zsr away A. ssersssrT D2sssis %
90 nsTT 4sSaFt=ses are sssa !a;i-
szaEiax tkas .. 70 Ets f4Ei: ga. ne
szEzartEs fssfftE e reported 20 - %
sazisT eaessrzrslse aEe etlsr7s1ss a.
re- ssr SERVES. TEsss tsET-b1stss for
a. tEst 80 szsezsrinss ssrs AT e1ils.
o. a. lsass cgztrsetss tor. ~ tss pre-
essia9 EszaafssraEfoe ard sns grsssst
saerstarT as tsez Eaizz tAs szst -
esatE wfsk VA - f9eae vEsa hs
taoE % - Gasiss
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-01
June l in American
History.

ITe2-President Washington approves
the act of congress admitting Ken
lucky to the Union.
Is41-Sir David Wilkie, r. u, ceie
brated Scottish painter, died: borI
1856.
1S72James Gordon Bennett, fonndei
of the New York Herald. dieu
born 1875
1S7e-Prince Louis Napoleon. NapoieoA
". the only child and heir OF Ma
poleon Ill. killed by Zulus u
South Africa
Ieio-Dr. Elizabeth Blackwell, pioneer
woman physician in America, died
born 1921
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-01
CHORDS AND
DLSCORDS

AIDERNANIC committee has been
appointed 10 fight flies in Chicago Bar
flies?
GIRL prodigy of four amazes at
piano."-Headline You never saw
one that didn't
TWO American women have been
arrested in Europe for insulting off,
GERS. shame on you. girls.
VINEYARDS in New York are re-
ported To have been damaged by frost
Grape Juice drinkers may be able TO
feel the bite later on.
ECONOMISTS may find some con-
ISOLATION in the fact that men OF great
wealth who have divorced families US
uaily see 10 IL that the fellow that
leads the last widow 20 the altar doesn't
fall into the entire estate.
II AM Just back from Frisco" writes
L. =. TO this column. and I desire 10
report that the only green things I
discovered there were Christmas jew
eiry and eastern visitors. I was told
by a guide that a small gathering OF
live grass was maintained for exhibit
ton purposes. but that IL was removed
from the park at night and placed in
a vault, because Il was feared il might
become wild and run away while the
Waterman was asleep at his post
ONE OF those who has been hurt by
the fall in public favor OF Lord Kitch-
ener is probably not Irv Cobb.
THE Hindu prince who says he has
not seen any beautiful women in the
United States should be invited to
visit Rock Island before he sails for
home.
EFFORT to please 5000 is fatal TO
baIoonist." Again prov
ing there is not much in being a good
fellow when your feet are OF the
ground.
? 3. NIALLOY OF Pittsburgh has or
dered 800 worth of wine for the crew
OF the German submarine that sank
the British battleship Majestic in the
Dardanelles Malloy is described as
a financier. but he may turn out to be
q wine agent
IN the society column OF the Peoria
Star Is printed an item about lady
who has been in mourning ever since
her marriage in December"
WILLIAM whitcomb. salesman OF
~ HF-l- 81
in Champaign Saturday night He
was knocked unconscious. his left
hand and lips were burned and svol-
len. and his trousers torn of at the
<nee.-Bloomington Paragraph.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-01

wiaaeld. Gsa.s sas FAST been swsrf
ct q prize % $1,000 ss sHs BEST town
n sns state o. wefeh % raise ee1tGrsn.
Cnaacss are tGwever. thaf many a.
ether anpressntiaus burg wbtch asvsr
sven thoaaht % entering tGs cautsst. ts
turning aus inst az good a pFcteet asf
xsttfnx q Hsavfsr ytsif per acre Too
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-01

psnvsr ssparsnttT never realised
rev shlrstV Be- Fealty vas tiil coierats
adopted oreessttisa- Sow the eapfsal
has vstsG 2 20 . fsr "nsn1e rslc' ssG
tas courts VII have asatser pretty
mess - anraueL
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-01

tt.fg Eas taken senss % tts more
pr-cfoas weries Of at 90 plaees wssFs
ffs ensnzsss are net lSetY CD easily
sscurs access % them Even SO thsrs
woafd act be agch ia tEat eoGEsFT
wertn fsatlax fsr = svsrytasax we're
Destroyed thss eeaiG be rescesd ~ q
fs-tnen qua arcd frpra tts sea frpnt
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-01

The serfzEa~id Ssws-Rscerd. weieh
eaxht 70 Gsow what e IL talkiaE soo9t
N tnis ease &C least. expresses tEs De-
lee that ths bflt against cItra pal<r
ptsdx.s b. msmbers q ths ststs law
nsxfns body has esss tasesrsd ~ tss
sonvfetfer mat ths legislator. Ike ths
mag eaa 90 30 wr0ns
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-01

A love eeY picttsd 70 esioressF@
Ats zesnsr ssG BAD her grave already
dss vhsn his pians were frustrated.
Tss seo<t wsteE nsaeist hts ease es-
eifsd thse ~ shoGid Be seat 20 a szfit-
szry seheoi New ths ags<tisn arises
washer tHe Gsetstoa vas based groa
~sst n. Judge considered a Manifesto
ston ef soiGisrfy traits or gpou a &ssirs
90 tsssk tas - 20 sheet iastsas % sss
pofsenL
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-01

SHOW a ieE or else purser's stock
lag 10 the cry with which sailors In
the navy are awakened. The words
date back 20 the time when women
we're allowed 20 go on the cruises.
They we're permitted 90 stay abed later
than the men and showed a ''purser's
stocking" 20 prove that they needn't
Get up
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-01

sioz eesi< &c - =o-- ec-zs.stsL u
tE- l.ss ws~x - Nsrea q toyfzi s~f,-
tsrizr far oTersssf sasoz=e~s tAstr
rs-zr- % &C. gale coast tzs tsstr bid
taE place eEF1=x ne tSs~rvseiss Eve
s0@sas 70 s<fiI sss swfss's sscre--
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-01

A Nansas asgro sWors unter ease
tAe ether gaY saas be had never bees
fa trouble snd waeu they stripped BIB
a. ne state prison taeg seusd eiEsf
scars lar ~ bgiist wounds 0ssef
fiea some people have IA ta weat real
srsukf.. L.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-01

The eaaFea saG the mogtaE ptetGrs
Hsnss have eissasd a. psavtlis. aat
ss~ serraer 10 sAssd for the tisas seiEE
Tns saarehss tsgnd that pietgre seoss
we're rseseiax sttssGaaes az SssGaY
svsniEx services aad called ne sstsr-
siaa ef me szayor TO TIE fact. Tns 81
ecatfvs ordered ne seows closed os
sgaaxy sss when thsy 4iG not eousriF
he r,velssd thsfr tiesrsss.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-01
Forearned.

Half the time the Associated Press
calls Mr. Kitchener Earl and half the
time 81 calls him Lord, and, If we ever
happen to meet him personally, we
are going 10 call him Kitch, so as TO
be sure not TO ieopardize our social
position by making any mistake
Ohio State Journal.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-01
Not the Only Place.

The appointment OF Winston Church
III as chancellor OF the duchy of Ian
caster would indicate that the duchy
Is where the political goats browse
Cincinnati Times-Star.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-01
Worst 10 Re Feared.

u IS hoped that the Italians viii do
nothing 20 increase the horrors Of war,
but the fact that before hostiliies
were declared they visited Austrian
and German consulates and played the
patriotic airs OF Italy on monographs
makes US fear the worst--New Or
leans States.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-01

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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-01

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