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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07
THE WAR TODAY

The third Zeppelin raid over Eng
land since the early part of last week
occurred last night. 1t resulted in the
killing OF five persons and wounding
of - by bombs dropped by the Ger
mans. II is said the attack was made
on the east coast. The British ad-
miralty announced that a British
aviator destroyed a Zeppelin over
Belgium.
a wireless dispatch from Berlin
which escaped the British censorship,
gave in an official announcement the
location of the places attacked in the
Zeppelin raid OF last Friday night. II
is stated the fortified mouth of the
Humber and the naval port of Har-
wick. both on the east coast of Eng
land. were visited. and that many
bombs were dropped, causing con-
siderable damage
4 general Italian advance across
the IsonEo river. for 40 miles north
OF the Gulf OF Triest. has begun. A
dispatch from Udine. Italy. reports
heavy fighting AZ Gradisca. The Ital-
ian advance. the most formidable
movement OF the campaign. is meeting
with the first determined resistance Of
fered by the Austrians. and an i'm
portant battle apparently is develop
ing.
Contrary TO French and British
claims OF victory on the Gallipoli
peninsula. the Turkish war Office an
nouuces the allies were defeated in the
recent heavy lighting. sustaining large
losses A counter attack by the Turk
ish right wing against positions cap
,ured by the allies. is said 10 have
been successful
Although no official accounts have
been received OF the recent fighting in
the Baltic sea between Russian and
German warships. a Petrograd dis
patch indicates that IL resulted from a
German attempt TO land troops along
The Gulf OF Riga II is reported sew
.rai German transports and one large
sessel were sunk and that the Rus
slams lost an auxiliary. Apparently /
he Russian and German battle squad 4
IONS were not engaged
The French mine layer Casabianca
vas sunk by a mine in the Aegean
,ea. with probable loss of sixty men.
German submarines sank the British I
,;eamers Star of the West and Sun
light. with no loss of life.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07
MEMORIAL FOR MISS
BARTON IS PLANNED

Washington D. c, June steps
toward a memorial TO the late Clara
Barton. founder of the American Ma
tional Red Cross. 10 be erected in
Washington, were taken today by the
Legion of Loyal Women, which asked
Grand Army of the Republic posts.
patriotic organizations and others
throughout the country to cooperate
II is planned by the legion to have
some substantial remembrance Of the
eminent Red Cross worker in the ma
tion's capital.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07
TORPEDOES SINK
PAIR BRITISHERS
Sunlight ard star Of the West sent
Down BY German Submarines
Crews Are saved

London. June THE British bark
sgni.zht % Liverpool. i.ss net tons.
has been sunk By a German suhma-
rine.
The captain and crew of the bark
arrived az Queenstown today. They
say they we're given time 60 take 10
their boats before the vessel was sunk
by she'll Ere from the submarine. The
Sunlight left Aiacoris. Sauto Domingo.
May I. for the clyde.
\ dispatch from Aberdeen says the
British steamer star of the West has
been sunk by a German submarine. A
trawicr brought the crew into Aber-
dccu-
The travlcr Dronio of Hull also
has been sent 10 the bottom by a sub
marine. The crcE escaped and have
been landed AZ Pctcrhcad-
Tho traWisr Arctic has been sunk
iu che North sea by a German sub
marine. FtVc members % her crew
we're rescued. but four lost their lives
frori the she'll hrs % the submarine.
Paris. June The ministry % ma
riue has given out an Official announce
msut reading
The French mine layer Casahianea
has struck a mine a. the entrance of a
BAY 10 the Aegean sea. The captain
and another officer and - sailors we're
picked up BY a British torpedo boat
destroyer. it is possible that other
survivors WsFe able 90 reach the coast.
where they may have been taken pris-
oners By the TURKS
The Frcach mine layer Casabianca
vas % ass tons and zsz feet ionk. she
ssd a complement os izs men.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07
Believe Carranza Will Drive
for Capital Expecting
Recognition.
LEADERS NEGOTIATE :?
Washington Hears Factions
Already Are Getting
Heads Together.

Washington, D. C. June 7.-Advices
bearing out reports of a victory for
Obregon, General Carranzas COM
mander, over Villa and Angeles at
Leon, are awaited by administration
officials, who are interested in the pos
sible effect of such a turn on the Mex.
lean situation. II was believed here
that if Carranza has been victorious
his next step would be an attempt TO
reenter Mexico City and establish a
government with a view 10 obtaining
recognition by the United States.
Carranza representatives here re-
garded the unofficial reports of the
capture by Obregon of Leon and the
routing of the villa forces as evidence
that the villa movement would soon
completely collapse. villa representa-
tives, on the other hand, said their lat
est advices showed that Villa and An
geIes had driven Obregon far south OF
Leon and that the main body of the
Carranza army was in a critical posi-
tion near Trinidad.
The Carranza representative here
has received a message from a Car
rama consul on the border saying he
had been approached by a Villa OIL
cial, speaking presumably with author
ity, 10 learn what could be done TO
start peace parleys. The message has
been forwarded without comment TO
General Carranza at Vera Cruz. At
villa headquarters. however, II was
said no official advices had been re-
ceiyed that peace negotiations had be-
gun.
af Inn
Cvfa Juarez. June IA statement IS
sued by Dr. S B. Rauschbaum, mssn-
Der of General Villas staff. says:
Yesterday we stormed and captured
Obregon's entire advance trenches. At
the same time we captured a great
many prisoners Obregon's army is
surrounded by a ring of iron. He mast
shortly surrender or his forces
An emergency supply of American
food has been ordered from Galveston
to Vera Cruz for Mexico City rqsu-
gees. It consists OF $4,000 pounds OF
corn and 10000 pounds of beans Snd
will be sent on an army transport
which goes for refugees
Neutral Faction Controls.
On Board U. s. S. Colorado. San U-
ego, Cal. June Radio messages 20
Admiral Howard today report the sh
tire southern district of Lower Cali
'ornia under the control of a neutral
Mexican faction, except the city Of
Port San Jose Del Cabo, at the south
in OF the peninsula This is held BY
l son of former Governor Ortega. a
villa official who lately escaped 20
iuaymas.
LapaZ, the most important seapart
# the peninsula of Lower California,
5 the headquarters of the new neutral
government. which has sent emissar-
es TO the leaders of the contending
1exican forces asking that its neutral
" in the factional strife be respected.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07
SOCIETIES OPPOSE
WAR MATERIAL SALE

Portland. ore. fans T=rae Cer-
t-iersf-.t German seeakisE sectssies
or 1ruEse. eemertslsE fR erEssEzs-
toas sfspfst last a5sas tss teiloW las
fssnls. .aa
We Declare our sJssess fFses sse
eecIs.oa sf sse erssidsgs ara sis sec
es'tfr et sEsts ta sse sTses thas tss
HN ef cations or saV tsw 9r coca
D.. aa.rss there Be q seersf eee=
eo'aarts slts government 20 ssrmis ss.s
prtseaf enormous and fsrreasisE eS-
port ef vsr material We dsco9see
tar aHsnaaitY sad iersse.es ef tEss
aps't.'a sat We eearet Sssp,v tsss tss
fs'Geaf fss nus tss sfseet a bas
sssiasf rse unbiased oslscussseo %
AIS suafrcf BY congress
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07
WOMEN WORKERS ARE
DEMANDING REFORMS

Nsw York. Jgns 7.-NsariT thirty
trades in whfch wonsn are etaployeel
aas nsss tsaa oas tgndred thousand
sorren worSrrs we're represented b.
EsfsFafss 90 ths baeut.iai couveutioa II
sss Nssiaaat Woeaea's Trade Cuion
trasar % Aassriea wefeh began here
TO-DAY AMI viii coatfsuS throughout ths
week
Chisf aaosE the ssbi~ets 20 be dis
r,ssssd are the osEanizatioa % All
workers tnfo trade uui0us. equai pay
for e4uat worS. aa eight hoar day. q
tisias wage anf faii eitizership for
woasas o. vas reported also that
soras of ths delegates W0aid advocate
q ssx Esar woskisE asF foF NOasa-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07
ITALIANS MEET
STRONGER FORCE
IN new ADVANCE

Cdinc. Italy. June :. (vTa Chiasso
and Parisl-A general Italian advance
- taking place today across the Isonzo
river from CaPoretto TO the sea. a dis
taHee % about forty miles. The move
meat Is one % importance and hard
and In the vicinity OF this town.
The Italian authorities are drawing
tighter the screen % secrecy as % the
Italian operations. Nevertheless u
may b. said that masses of Italian
troops have been concentrated on the
roads from CoTmouH. Paimauova and
ccrviFuano-
The resistance % the Austrlans Is
daily becoming stronger. This. Iiai-
ian star ofsccrs declare. has had the
effect % making their men more de-
t@rmined- Toimin0. on the east side
% the fsorzo. ls one of the Italian oh
lrctivcs.
Venice. June 3. fvia Paris. June -
The Italian military authorities have
issued Instructions 90 ships and air
ships Co spare from inlury thr remains
OF the famous Roman ampritheatr- 90
Foia. the Austrian naval base on the
eastern side % th~ Adrtatir.
TIE Italians claim this location is
being used By che Austrians for milf
tarv purpasrss u~eeFtheiess they pgr-
pose 90 spare b.
Rome June s. (via Paris. June 7l-
Serbian forces are continuing their
advance tn Albania from tvo direc-
iions. and nos are oniy two days
from ScufaFi. according 90 dis
patch from that cify received b. the
gi0suate a1tsila- Thsy have occupied
he toWus ~ StaFosa and Gaiobario
near Etbasan. in eeufrat Aibania. while
ne regions % Tasi and Liuma also
arc in their hands. The advancinE
forces have met Wifh iitiir opposition.
8tbaniaa and Ntass~iman troops are
said 90 have abandoned Scutari sew
-Fai days ago.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07
CLASH Is COSTLY
IN GULF OF RIGA
resro<rad Teiis u Loss - several
t.erman Transports and
Eassi4n Asxiliary Cruis~r.

t-ora0a. Jass The naval sn-
<zEsra@et AZ the entrauce 60 the Calf
% Riga rssgitsd in the sinking os
several German TRANSPORTS aad one
large vessel not named. says the
PesroErsd eoFrcspordset of the
Times. TIE Russians lost one aux
iiizry ship
tt fs sssrratset. the eorrcspondsnt
says. that = majority % the German
ships hithsrto concentrated a. kici
eans oss tnto the Haitie. bat the
bztlfs saaaaroas spparentiy ~er-
40. easaEed- tt 70 Believed IN Fesro-
Ersd that the Germans wtii repeat
thsir stsssaps 90 Land troops on tho
Russian coast
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07
VILLA DEFEAT BY OBRECON
MAY HASTEN PEACE MOVES
BY PRESIDENT IN MEXICO
. c @ g G c Q @ Q Q o C c @ Q c c

= Mexico City. Saturday, May
. %. Correspondence of the A
. P.)-For the last three days the
9 sessions of the so-called nation
o al convention in the chamber of
. deputies building have been
g scenes of disorder. Not only the
. galleries. but at times the floor
9 and speakers tribune have been
. beset by hordes of hungry men,
G women and children.
G The shouts of I'VE want
. corn" overcame all others, and
. even the show of bayonets and
> the firing of the soldiers over
. the heads of the mob have not
. checked their vain and piteous
. search for food. The Red Cross
9 has been kept busy carrying Off
. women and children and in
. some cases old men. crushed or
. overcome in these manifesto
, tions.
. Ten thousand gatheted out
. side of the chamber today and
? nearly 800 were carried of on
? stretChers. Acting President
; the convention delegates and a {
, portion of the mob 10 tell them {
, that the treasury was empty, {
, the fields laid waste by the con-
; tending revolutionaries and {
, that the only hope for the COM {
; ing winter was that all Nexi- :
, cans lay down their arms and :
begin the tilling of the fields. {
; Repeatedly the crowd answered {
; him, saying give US corn. Our :
; women and children are dying {
, OF hunger. Give US corn"
; a comparatively small supply :
was obtained from the foreign {
; relief committee and this as {
suaged the wants of the day. {
Crops are short, and in all {
} but five of the twenty-seven 6
states of Mexico there is abso- {
Lutte want, with the new har- {
vest many months away and c
mythical because to a large ex- {
tent implanted. {
, . Q @ 9 . { Q Q 9 9 9 9 . . 9 {
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07
Pail Of Przemysl Encourages
Hope Of Successful Move
on the Other Front.
FRENCH CLAIM GAINS
P1ris Report Says Two Lines
Of Trenches Of Enemy
Have Been Carried.

.aHf.a. Iaa- r-r rausvleE enc cap
us- at H- rsssr sasrlss a..
F- H- Germans ssbaFseslg
at- s-a H-f.# r-safaee-a- 5e sse
western .a-. es-r- asrf- sr- sssslset
sfas .r "a r-saa6r 6r.se ss ra- erraslge
aa - pert .E EEr sgtfers N-frrtsr-
f-ss GOO Hrea F-teFs IA slow sat -e-
a.-rsss s.-f advance @ srrter
aaHs .r Arrts a1t .aeae1aar gains
aeH as ..- s.ssr
F...Ft.aE a1 Cal FF-asa arstsl r-Hser
Fs-s Troops srrr Hr elective
Hamass.l.aear f. s 5atsf ease eF rrser
l- Ussr sHE Hsrra af ts- tstrr Aase-
es .rs at.erss.rr lfers es
argeH-s aa "a 'front.' st ore s..aesfrr.
as-.srr sFH several grrmsa aerss.
a a- -tsr fs- Ngs5rs-0s-rua sEs
F5Hs- .s ..aH.a4.ss VHs casters Ca
get fE.FIsf bras sraGIF ss Fer ob-
l- rHs H1Hr regarded fe
La1taa ss easFeal .er atra ef ere
Germans sst Ngsrr.sss be.EE e9 etrrt
s8 ars-He- ae GaeHaa.s.
HrF.E.ft aaaasaers "a EEzsasn enc
cess f..sE Ts- River rfsrs sraf e1l7-
mrf. V.-rr -s- NasEf1- GsrFasass are
ssf asrr been forced bach across
a8r rEEsr prfr1Erat SAYS sts1 rest
Hr Esss.aa uH-s ef sFfFesF AUST BE-
r-stHisH-E es aeeeanf ar fsF sse ef
sa.sassss gases 6y sae Gsrmass.
rs- Frss5a f5r sEfs ts sEst ssess
vaFts t-eGFiesuV correct art-r ere
erf aasT conditions sf warfare. breeesF
DEAN traps vere exposed f7 ta.s sew
rsfa- af HssfI.fr
rge rssEfnE aisrE ere e-Hsrat see
toe ar rs- River tssuz1 has Developed
q s-F.-s Hr rrrer reEtEFr1 with ter
tai ass rat.eE stronger obposftt1e
8ss .s-F hitherto Eser c5~t. fbr Nss-
t-ass g1vHE t5rmisasiT bsea ca.
trrseG-t
British Hear of EriIf.anf ~uergss-
fb aaru.aE ere BRITISH B4blie vas
i1rarrrt rGaF fa-ir f5rees have woe q
br.aH. success az a pGtEf So tsr
from ssr @ala t.ers o. Battle oa ere
eegssFGE SIR Percy Cos. az the erat .
e. s.r1sE ravst aaG mfI.ssrv f1rcr.
b5s Esle-f "a f7otsaiG AT Assra. oe tss /
ftsFs s.r-r baIf wag f-1c1 thr had .
of .te rrrs.sa EsIt ta ere city CO BAG
ttt uIrfaE tar sst fTu saVs seF
Ans. tsll.te army oaeeaffaE fa tsis .
Hr't sss captured many prtsogrfs es Z
vel. ss Elas Had sssafsslf,gr. ard have /.
tssra IA Esabctf. steamers ant steel F.
baFE-s 90 fs said r8sf fs= rgrtasf .
arm7 opposed t5 90 is so f=es1rat5zsti /.
taaf 60 .s t5gbEfGl re- Or vEf 5- able 90
ef-r serious restsfse-e t1 o. fsrtker /.
Hr't.ss advance
The only savtt activity af ere week
EMS vas ts- sussEsmers aE fee en-
tfsae- OF ere ggif of WEa. 5a tEs
Baltic. wHfsh. secorEisr t5 rssraErsa.
rrsa. .frf 1s tae sfak5sE ef several Ger
eiaa Transports sat ae~ .aFEF gs-
ntr-It vessel. viFH tEr Esss5sss los
isf snr syi'atFv ship
Details ~ f5ts sea eeeoartse are
slrssrr. gut js fs sgrsfss6 IN t.ssGoa 1,
leaasfsa-f er rsse rvstvs1
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07
THE WEATHER
Forecast Till 3 p. VI. Tomorrow, for
Rock Island. Davenport, Moline
and Vicinity.

Fair tonight and Tuesday. rising
temperature Tuesday.
Temperature at a m. 81 Highest
yesterday SO. lowest last night 81
Velocity of wind at a n 10 miles
per hour.
Precipitation 1-24 inches
Relative humidity at p. m. So, at
Z a m 100, at l p. m. today "a.
Stage of water 80, rise of 1 in last
IS hours.
J. NJ. SHERIER, Local Forecaster.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07
ROOSEVELT VISITS
SOUTH'S PRESERVES

Pass Christian, Miss, June 7.-oal-
oneI Roosevelt arrived here today for
a brief visit TO John NJ. Parker. Fo-
morrow the colonel and party of
men will board the Louisiana conseqe-
ton commissions yacht for a taip
among the federal and state game pre-
serves of about 10000 acres. II is
said il was at the coIoners suggss-
non that the first federal preserve was
established in Louisiana. but he has
never seen it,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07
simpson College Head Quits.

tndianola. Iowa. June s.-Dr. Fran
els l.. Strickland. president OF Simp-
son college. today announced his res
iEnation as head OF the institution. In
order 60 accept n position As head Of
the philosophy department OF the Uni
versity of West Virginia His sue
e~ssor has not ye; been selected by
the trustees OF the college
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07
Trade Delegates in Chicago.

Chicago, HI, June z. - The PSA-
American financial delegation, which Is
visiting important manufacturing aad
commercial cities to stimulate trade
relations between the United Statex
and the southern countries, began .
4S-hour stay in Chicago today.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07
SEVEN DROWNED IN
CHICAGO ON SUNDAY

CEiesss. III. Jsss 7.-SsSss deaths
~ drowrsax was ths t0ii is Cniez<o
YESTERDAY. tke srss Ssaesy of tss pres
sas hsss wave. eeeorsiax 60 reports
90 tks police today Tnossaads os PEI
soss sosEHs relief sross TIE er.f ~
s~tM=i1x ss9 eostiaG
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07
pI..alufIan Plan Ratified.

New York. June by more than
= tuo-thirds vote stockholders OF the
AmaiEamated Copper company today
ratified the plan OF the directors 10
dissolve. AmaiEamated ceased some
time ago 20 be more than a holding
company. having turned it's active op-
~ratious over 60 the Anaconda Copper
Mining company. which IL controls
through stock ownership.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07
LUNARDI, LEPER, CONF
FROM HIGHLAND PARK

Chicago. H.. June 7.-Angelo Luz
ardi. leper. who has been isolated In
Highland Park, suburb, for several
months. has been spirited away BY
Italian friends. it was learned today
Lunardi has been missing since a
week ago today. II was said that
friends had assisted him in escaping
and had provided him with transportn-
ton TO Italy
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07
GERMANS TO PAY FOR
LOSS OF GREEK SHIP

AiHess. fass g (vts t.es5snt rss
-errasa governments ess sGrsists't tss
rsSeees bfiftg % ths ee@masasr ef ths
.-srasa sasmsrSss wno Se Asrtl -
,espe'teett asf sank sas Grssk Stsasss=
sstispont6s Ca ths North sea.
Efe EegerHmeus ssrsss fsrtssr 90
n'sssrssse the esaers 6f tas vessel
'se value - Wntch - 90 - Decided ~
NO exesrss. ees Crses ssG eas Ger
2&a.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07
Deputies Sentenced.

New Brunswick. y. J.. June Mime
deputies. convicted OF manslaughter in
connection with the killing OF two
strikers and wounding OF many others
last January at Roosevelt. y. J.. were
sentenced today to serve not less than
two years nor more than 10 in states
prison.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07
kInr cserre Receive. rsre.

f.o-6on. Jsns -.-Ths American am
bsssaGor. Walter Hines Page. vas re-
eeived q, Hsekiashara palace today by
kins George
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07
ASTRONOMICAL EVENTS.

Evening stars: Mercury. Saturn. Mars
Morning stars: Jupiter Venus Eas,
OF zenith high up. eight third magn:.
tude stars may be seen abou. p. n
AetaanA
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07
GERMANS NOW PLANNING TO
DELIVER DECISIVE BLOW IN
WEST; RUSH FRESH TROOPS
> Q . . . 0 Q o o o o o o o 0 o {

o Berlin. Jane 2. tvia Londonl
. -sp~ctsi dispatches received IN
. Bertha from AustFiau army
. headquarters give hitherto IN
. published fegaiis of the capture
. % Frz@myai b. Austro- German
. Tbr Tegtonie allies toE 1000
. prts9e~rs. 20 cara1a and 20 ma
2 raise guns ukrn theF entered
o FrzsmTsI 90 the last alan. bat
. they we're oveTuheims4 by the
. tsrrifc artillery Gre % che Ger
. mass aEG Agssrians-
2 E.EerTtkiaE Indicates tse Teu-
. t9aie allies are beEinniuE the
. sixts week % their Gatlcian
. esmpsfFu wtfs q promisinE out
p t1oe TGT tZgssiaas have iost
? their lire oa ere River San. aad
? tseT appear also ab1gt 90 lose
? sEefF pasitipas 90 the River
? urt=sr~F. These sane afsiers
? Indicate f1rrker thaF tEe Rus
. sssns esss anE r1sth@sst 0f {
? CzTrn9Wtfs save beEsu Co re-
sreaf
) o o o o Q o o o Q o o o o o o
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-05-22
SUMMER.
Hot Weather Hints.

Eat less meat, more vegetables
more fruit. i
Eat less than i'm winter.
Take a bath and then another.
Drink--water--p'enty. Of it
Let coffee and tea stay in the
store; you will feel better and
have more money.
II you can't swim be careful
how you "go near the water"
DOG days. are in August, but
dogs have rabies any time. Hy-
drophobia is a disease; children
die Of it every year; don't let a
dog bite you, but If one should.
have proper treatment at once.
Don't think hot weather an en-
euse for laziness; you need exer.
else in summer just as you do in
winter.
If you 60 away for a vacation,
and you don't know about the
water, be vaccinated against ty.
phoid.
When you get tired Of yourself.
work.--La. Board Of Health Bull
letin.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-05-22
YOUR fRECKLES
Now is the Time to Get Rid OF
These Ugly Spots.

There no longer the slightes,
need Of feeling ashamed of your
freckles. as the prescription
othlne-double strengths guar
anteed to remove these homely
spots.
SIMPLY get an ounce Of othine
double strength-from any
druggist and apply a little of it
night and morning and You
should soon see that even the
worst freckles have begun to dis.
appear, while the lighter ones
have vanished entirely, 1t is sell
dom that more than an ounce is
needed to completely clear the
skin and gain a beautiful clear
complexion.
Be sure to ask for the double
strength othine as this is sold nn.
Ter guarantee Of money back il II |
fails to remove freckles
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-05-22
If YOU WANT TO ENJOY TIE
SUMMER, KEEP WELL.

Typhoid fever may appear in
your home because it was con
tracted where people were igno
rant or careless. This yon can
not prevent. But you can take
such precautions that no ore else
in your family will catch the IN.
lection. Have a fly proof closet
keep flies from the sick and from
food, take care not to have the
water supply contaminated and
keep hands clean.
Before you select u place to
spend your vacation inquire about
typhoid in that community La.
Board Of Health Bulletin.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-05-22
HINTS ON HEALTH MATTERS.

The warm days are with rs anC
if we are not careful disease vii
be with lis too.
TO avoid sickness and disease
avoid the occasion which is fac.
tor IN the ear >ation; most of our
troubles alone that line are pre-
ventabIc.
Destroy the mosquito and the
fy and two Of the worst enemies
OF the human race are destroyed
it was practically demonstrated
IN Panama what sanitary meas
urcs meant. We would never
have had the Canal if it had not
been for the active work along
this line.
Keep down the dust it contain
mates the food you eat and the
air you breathe. Intestinal and
pulmonary troubles would be less
factor in our trials and tribu7
lations if our food and air were
cleaner.
The most scientific way to treat
disease Is to prevent 1t. Drugs
and other agents looking to an
Improvement in health are al
right in their way but it would
be better if we did not have to re-
sort to them.
No amount Of wealth is compar-
able to good health; the RICHEST
man or woman, if in bad health,
would gladly give their all to be
well again.
Take few moments vacation
each day and look over your
premises. Don't let the other
fellow do it; do it yourself, and
il the situation is not what. It'll
should be, put things right. The
garbage cart is at your disposal
and lime is cheap.
Clean up and keep clean; it's
worth while in dollars and cents
and in other things too.