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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-12-17

dnana NEU1 aUkfl, uane RI t1rls, uur taia
yuuu8 lo6y who ~ fauaiaa wonld
asm9 sd0 ~ A11l Nmatns aAnsnf
nu0 oMr Ou9 f14e aas besr IN
Wus6 fsum hv Sbr Uay dayz."
1c1ss, y0ar mAjasfy atla hau -
l~UEuds. Il sssms. r % not. Uvuulr
low Wf@ss slie in.
- no1s made inquiry - -
iWAM Discs - ras1d@ns-snuDo Hnt1il
NuDfe nnty An sbaasd tlifns. n0 surs =
woznan - hsssslS 70 nvs in . buenL.
"AS hsr hutAi.- rsplisd Count Nsp6
asu4s 'tAsy know nothing. Thay TIL
No tdat sf1e dan1ss aud uW aS al
hours, and !eavsa No word - % hsr
rsfut1. Nsariy twu wosks 40 sha
lsfG, and nas not psf returned"
Tiers mar b many rsas0na" CON.
cnusd the couut, TOR her continued
ahssnOa. Psrtiaps thu business ANN
which shs czzns - not yst cnmuistnG
Perhaps har employers na~s CALLED
hsr away. Perhaps sIla . havc
1oan inr1midatsd BY certain obstacl~
ID lar way"
by whom, Count Frsdartckr"
Wall, shs has sasrnsd curious hAe
sslf regarding the d1in- Psrhaps she
k18w somewhat at It.
80 sho also has sfldisd rdis t14nkee
W yavs her. very wsil-ws
meant it 70 prove af ~intsrsst-"
"DnnotleaA But regarding The oufn
- manly nrsata hava bssu made
VhrAtss What rlraars~ Whax "a
,oa know of anyr
MANY things cpxna Il, ny cary.
Tunr majesty, bur + sfrtya 10 kaau
e1lsrn from your own sara 70 nuaf,
- may - vt~u I And taam uuvsi-
some
Tia most anwsicnms ching that
snnld cnma 20 ~, my fear Trsdu1ck.
y The anaencs ct CHS ycuoe woman
low. Wh6raN think Tou, she mar
s~r~
I could GOT sasss. unless perhaps
MAJ havs rsrurnad "a har own
.oancry-4n which aasa - shall newer
'es her again, your majesty. We can
maize examination of the passenger
ists IS al sailinn within tie last txo
vssk3. I will lonk into that. e sha
not gons hAGk 70 hsr own eouur
she either rsu1a4na in sn.s some
whsrs, % il s1une otiar naar by.
You do not mean Grahonau, :"
Count grsdertck nodded THAT
what + 10 1laan. IA Truth, -FOUR
majesty. tnsrs arr Graaofeu sples ID
cfty-thsy wsrs sveu &C your bail. |
Perhaps they concern themselves with |
-hi2 young lady. Why no&s r1 they
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-12-17

poytH SC1ea1 ne CORRIDORS AZ aasA
il tAs Kings AAuAs. ApprsheaA me
nWSdefas whosvs4 % may ~ Ea,e
the ssndarnses sonae - oseeA You.
boY--rua + Say"
u WAS 1A1 and sYy onos mora, aoA
aaahio was 8.eA enough taas h1s own
altof was plain, for IL knsv AoG ~hsG
NOW might aappsa. On~ 81 hfs mon
rsi0iua4 hiua-thS spy RArtA. The
ot1aF remained bshind-Ass fAtA u
n0wu a. ysE.
- for Kitty, sh1 was q t-fs -
ment anca mcrs away FROM her ho0a
aud oncs more IN thu stately nalaAp
Count Frederick.
She enrarssi scftly. leavfng A1&an9
- usual somewhat fsmoes 70 9nss1
against any sudden Intrusion. OrN
nnrs she east about . searching e1ss
upon the details at sns nizce. All I'D
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-12-17
CHAPTER XXI
In the Name 81 the King.

N Sfe NAME o. TIE King.
II wa plain enough 70 coun. Sachio
which way Kitty would had In her
fight. Her ear "a little mere thar
crt OF sight On tao Cfe.xho4sn road,
r Sacaio hioset Va il pzrs1i1
Ccrnt aaEhio himself vas No blum
derer. and 10 common thisf chaser, but
. courier and : d Of intelligence.
He krsv Il would be fut.s Z make
. direct AAnan1 1t ths hotel manage
msnt Te91rdiag tbs whereabouts OF
the yoz.g American Therefore, while
10 himself approached the hotel desk
70 engage the clerks IN conversation,
he sent two Of his orn r.s1-one Of
them Eartsi, the spy. Who had been
establishes hArs 20 long-5y way OF
. rsA1 stairway to find Kittys room
and report to him what they learned.
He stood soT some tins making 20
H.S speeches with the dask men and
the Dorters, asking for certain fnfor.
nation - TO routes and distances. but
al tbs time burning with impatiencs
that hs heard no report from his mes
sengerD. A. hs stood, there came
news q DEMONSTRATING news enough.
There came s~h11skinS down tho stairs,
tncohSrsot, babbing. . maid who
sal1s1 cut % the clerk, Or - any who
would hear FER.
- nAn," she c1isd-~A man-kflled
- hsr room-ths young Americana
foOm-msrdEsd-it II murder. ! tsIl
you!~
The Of0cials q tie hotel took
DgO0pe action
Close III tbs 6sers." sedMsl -
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-12-17

suspect that she had pass u the coin
-n1 to vas easily sesu by any tia.
oncs she did have that rart-miSht
they not undertake TO make trouble
o thsir ~ purposes with her."
But what good vosid cn4 Of
thAty"
Count Frederick s4v that kes
Argument ha1 gone too sAs for his
- purposes. h did no4 ri to
tail the king III ~ knew. ret his
ssAl for Kitty had led him far.
~Iueh good might c6mA 70 0fahoR-
N's war department, your majesty.
II 0sy knew our secrets. Perhaps
thsy thought she could give some il
formation"
~BEt you 10 not predict trouble ~
tween % and or DsiShtor-JUu DO
10 MsAA war;?
Your majesty. I Drsdies no&hias
these days, bat always II u well to
b prepared"
~Yoa dsstsSb NJ sorsly-do not
sDsak 70 ms Of waT-I cannot sndurs
The usouSht-I DO moi wish 70 hear
~ IT,
~ Il Glanced, much Of this convsF-
Satton came TO the eAT Of ons Of
8aShto's agents. the Spy BArtsI, still
hanging shout the city Of Grstzho6sn.
He Overheard enough in his passing
~ - the t1o e this ecnverSetscn
- - ADVISED that The king Of 0sets-
ho9o1 intended 70 make search for
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-12-17

ina runns gin. Sxctfb gs~ suuswnal
gTawAs "This,' said hs,, IN . ma1bsa
tor ths King"
Bur 1ha king WAS ia ~ too srod ha
Dcv ovsr all THESES failnres..
what, aashin,- said ~. VOC cunns
- ~ ouns n1nrs With thsss old wurn-
ans tAlas. re your time il - saanrt
bafurs yunr ssn1st 10 discnv~rsd,, thor,
all che nnrs sasrn for dilissncs an
rour part, Il D. nug cse busiu0s al
k1nGs to sncsDs rsasons tar tailara
in performance Tho girl 10 Still avail.
ahiH-crmpletA Jour Nraud with hs9
bring ~ ns tho rsaAinY &C ths cnin.
T NOV vail enough ttAt if Count
Fredartck cnsnas IL will - ai1arxnr
from his King
Tharsfora once mora 4nchio wasn't
back "a his bontless interviews with
Kitty, oncs nnrs pleading With her Il,
givs aim all knowledge sts had at
che crin. And oncs nra Kitty cnn!d
IN ~ than raassurs aim of lar own
i~gnorancs at vhae n ~iansA 70
kanv.
a'ia heard Odds and ands ef inforna-
ten which taught her which way the
Wind nj e. 9raiicran capital. Some
r1naa sha haari 8ac1io, again aarrai.
again this Or that nao, speaking
Hssaiy - tho plans At hand.
y told tia k.ag," sa.d eartsi nna
tina, spsarng 70 Csuar Sachiu, that
AL 10 ripe rcr sns shaking OF eas
rrsa. / Cold nslz. esiAs NJ lara mil
plans cf al Lisir s~sr.iicatirns and d.
sansas-flias riiair rssistance will b
hut nominal. Cnc& W. get e.le Erstz-
acffan cnifars opensd, E4nas will %
sasiar u CTR cGualY."
Tss, anca ycu DO r-5rined sacn.n
x-tnly. 'Eur tail IL how
Kitty. rsa4ly owing alIax.ancs n
1aieliar ot 1lsss kingdoms, acr, az
ya.cn lad demo hsr SUCH rrpaatsd IN
.uar1ca, aa-1ly stcpusd % axk aersalr
vny aha found har own leanin1s 20.
vacis assrxnoffan, che scsra az
most st The indiusr.es sta had nat
3ha aus escape for svNry raasnn-
10 sia assured herself. BUT how
Prom rna windows sio had . raIl
view sf the wsiLksn1 Enunds az the
ca4aca and &C tho bnnlsvards sur-
rounding IL Che stood lInns cna day
staring II On scsnss grown familiar
z, lar, But AL &C oncs her ga:a z-sw
nnrs l1rsnc. 4x.d ucon IN on.act
ncr ar AwAy. 4 car va standing At
the curb. She I'D ACT remember -
navs seen It tners M9nlAriy.
The two giant xranadsess % whom
had sssn assigned tho zuty sc watch,
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aaelfrH f~usTILIMENT
CHAPTER xxx.

King cSrtisfapN.
80 you dnd II convenient 70 ente,
ny room 0ucs moro unaskedr' Kit
ty's syse flashed In genuine indiana.
t5on - sfis fscsd Count Sachso.
N ~ NOT your room, ~madenoisel!s
but ours. We pa5 for it aud hars con.
tro4 81 IT,
SO taers was ON dehnits pur-
1ose IA sscrstsne ms hera away from
~ frisndsges
~Assassdly,. . SUPPOSE very definite,
- = from which NJ do not intend
- ~ swervcd, mademoiseile.
"Whas tnsa DO yoa purposes DOING
WIN msr@
We plan taafinG you beforS the
MnOrAOC ths ling cf GretzsoRsu, bat
ed1 OWL M1x. Cortistgw of Graaonsn.
He Wishes ~ - 5Uu, madsrno,seils' =
KITTY tsrnsd back into the room
nd aacheog isTftatsd 81 tas delay.
W0at - FAR - - taxa hsr by the arm
- fndsics her ~ I4avs tho roorn with
blms She rssfGed him - vigorously
0At fo& che riu9 10 stood back non.
ra0sed.
Hut a Length tbs 1rps powers
DroTsd ne nasf.h for chose brought
4Onfnst her. Sits was forced from tte
b0om tsward do 'front.' 81 the BUILD
~.
oMcs mora Rftsy adopted tne pal
by of Roleaa Eamssif--Sho esased 20
sefng9l6 when shS fouad 1trusSlinx
essless, and lay back to wxtc until q
4nas whsn sssfstancs might ~ naors
Mectire,
VERY wsls, then, gentlemen" said
-. do - you Ike. Z ann wesker
sAaA yourselves. since you are men
- gsntJsmsn, naturally you are
egrona.~
G0unt 0s6hip made no answer.eo her
oftfng words. I'd truth, matters Had
- gone ~ we'll with him ~ he would
hA4e Eke6. He Aaf been ordered to
fspoFt tOn161wn hing. ana new must
make that report, and certainly
- could not tel OF the unqualified
1accsss which ~ Had 40 confidently
hoped.
Tbs Insignificant Distance which
separated sasse two Kingdoms vas
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-12-17

9acass Tskss Advantages - KIrsy,s
Ess,tsss1ass. Dot 10 i~a-ssrsPtsa ~
G.ar7-
t1ao-.er haA ben removed spssk
Aca--lsr: LAP bsfors hsr.
Upon 10 dresser. In f1ly view.
crscly displayed VA . ptctars IN .
l.-tls trE- frame az silver So 81
hr-liaa: gs1A Sac looked It IL sud
9eniy-I. WA ths portrait Of kxrsait
which c.cs I'D stood On her cvn
dressing Table II her horsIt Now /.
IA 5ere- Why. Kitty Eel. 1 =
Hush cc1-s 70 her f2ca.
Sc-ec1t-g Gov arrested her-as
paused y.l1-tart 70 resume = search
which vsr lad Aesn cil-ssrasuE TO
Ee-- Nc. she wocIt net touch 4 satax
-k1d &c cot done a. much TOR t.r-
Lad lie 1ct = EcrS respectful shAa
as-sst & ann-h.rs pEvacy, e hs
h11 -aLsr anything t-n her Apart
EeEl !. Val tut-ske. Al ayoa-
-sltIy as FAD cherished r. Nc, she
vs--. act scare. fer tie eci1. Sca
Res-t Iaavs lila County e-saggeIat-
e.. I. 1aa1 -.
Esr raers Eay. .1st 4. the foot C .he
ht--s 2cr--aIE- Al 1s.ecs waice ca1Ia.
her eye /. WAS he halt ccia Of
GrsrzM-..-t
Eea, here i VA Ia t-Il view, open
" displayed. that any night SEE il.
Who Liked, Who CHANGED 10 as there.
A77are1ly Count Frederick fsl. d
20 longer could any intruder gain ac-
cess 20 ais palace.
Kitty Les.rzsed FOR . moment TIE
appeal ot sas coin came TO her coca
Eors- Sic tcok II Up. held Il in hr
eald- ga-ed ~ i.-And ones more, ~
30 oftee lad b.en the case-she found
hers-t surprised Il the very moment
Ct 1.r success
She heard Count Eedsrick's aste:
footsteps, his calm voice behind her.
-MadsnoseIIs, again"
TEA count stood there regarding
he-.
Evidectiy, madsmoiselle. you did
A~s -AAAbS sAAS AU00 1CkEA40N vS4s8
rendered necessary the installation OF
A electric system Of my own dsris-
i1S-you see. I knew Of your presence.
and ~ yc1 = |. I have come. You
rang. OF what servtce can ! be.
M4dsnoisele.-
Leave ne alone. painted Kitty, her
face hot. tears almost In her eyes. Il
hate you! ] hate ycu."
Il Srieve It that madeuoise lle."
said Count Frederick evenly. 7 wish
l could say the name Of you-but ]
cannot With svery reason TO disuust
you-I cannot. Continually We cross
swords. do " not! And you were
easy to deceive this time. Ses-you
IRE trapped n simply a Z bird which
steps into is cage without hesitation.
WIN ycu not give me back my coin.
nadsmciselle! VIII ron not add Il TO
the other. VIII you MOI assist me n
reading the message Of the coin. %
that Va may make N end OF Ill this
so that W may not continually cross
swords With one another!-
In answer Kitty dartsd past hin
found her way into tho hall. ran she
knew not where Before her lay .
little narrow stairway. and she sprans
up II, hoping to ind egress some
Alas! the door that closed tAe
head Of thu stair Wa Locked. She
heard his low laugh - N iron grille
snapped across the opening cuttina
on escape.
Wont you give Il me lov-ay
he asked.
Silence reixned n the great vAiks
marble palace e Count Frederick q
And now fAr Oh In other Dafts .
the city. where msa sought one -
had done . crime. there rose = 81
the soanA Of hsrTytAe -
with the vaE11n0 -. - - 0mo
~ kngls
60 - 0um0n0O
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-12-17

Kitty Gr4y,s usNDpAper wcrnau,, nnds III
. cu&40 chop half 81 4 broken conn., ras
znuut9tod inatrfpspna on which arusises
NJ. curiosity &nd az her. at tfls srder
q MO- r1sana9fnH editor, to 60 to The print
0nAiity cf ~lrstahuffen to piece OUT the
4Hfy 6loRestcds by the inscription She IL
DAOW4d md oH arrival In Grstui1nfTen
heF a~6Suatur4U white chasing the secrst
~ the D1OkN1 coin begin.
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YUd ses@ ID explain tAa6 ~ Mef AfteF
bsE. Auilard. and bring hsg hsck II
tw~sufysfuur hours-oF elise - q ~
tlra. you susss mY meaning, 0acAiey'
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-10

sters, because of the appearance so
given Them. II is against the Law 70
market a beTried lobster The fish.
ernlan is supposed to turn them losoe5
in the interest Of the young that they
bear.
This is he opportunity OF the all-.
thorities. both state and federal.
They offer the fishermen the market
price for the beiied Holsters. These
they procure in great numbers during
the season. They are taken o the
hatcheries where the eggs ar strip
ed from their legs iii Il most expert
manner. The bigger the lobster the
more eggs She will yield. A ten-incii
EGGS; twclre-inch one, 20 600; j
fcurtecn-inch one. 5000. andl a six
Hteen-inch lobster. $4,000 eggs SO IT.
IS possible 70 set great numbers Oh
eggs.
The eggs are planted in Jars, where
the temperature and other editions
are kept favorable, and there is little
difficulty in Matching out the little
cnes. II is necessary. however. to-
lfberate these youngsters as soon as
they are Matched. because they are so!
ravenous that they would otherwise
eat each other up. The baby lobsterl
is likewise very pugnacious and goes
about with chip constantly on his
shoulder and does battel with what
ever he may encounter.
The shell of the lobster, being hard
and set. prevents its growing. 1t has
q great deal of trouble on this &C
count. Its method OF overcoming thel
Difficulty is TO shed the shell and
grow to beat the band before the new
az f,e.ey hi 's,S-E -
tiny baby. 1t is not more than two
days old when il sheds a shell, grows
rapidly for day or two and is im-l
prisoned in another crust This it
sheds again in four or five days. The
Periods of losing its shell and adding
TO its stature steadily lengthen after
this. until, in the end, the melting
occnrs only once in one or two years.
For the first twenty days of its life
the young lobster plays about the SURF
face where its chief diversion is ini
chasing bright lights and looking intot
the eye of the sun. Of which diyersioli
it is Very fond 1t is a little morei
than half an inch long when ii rel
turns to the bottom and takes up thei
life of its kind, At the age OF twoI
years the lobster is five inches long
and at five years OF age has reached
iAitAIuiits anu IS alsll INCHES ION M
sten-inch lobster weighs pound and
half. one fifteen inches long weighs
five pounds. one twenty inches I'M
length weighs twenty pounds. This Isl
a very unusual size and seldom at
tanned. The record lobster up to 1897,
Weighed twenty-fTe pounds But in
that year a family of lobster Goliaths
appeared off the coast OF New jersey ],
and three We're taken that weighed
more than thirty pounds The great
est OF them all weighed thirty three
pounds
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-10

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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-10

Battles in human blood between
white corpuscles and disease germs
scientists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-07
THE WAR TO-DAY

German participation on a large
scale in the Mesopotamia CAM
paign is probable, according to re-
ports reaching Switzerland. The
naming of Field Marshal Won der
Goltz as commander of the Turk
ish forces in Mesepotamia is COM
menfed ON In this connection.
In seine quarters 1t is surmised
that German efforts against the
British in the east may be direct
ed towards the Persian gulf rath-
er than the Suez canal, as has been
limited.
The general war council of the
entente allies Is being continued in
Paris under the presidency of Gen.
eral Joffre, French commander
in-chief.
An unconfirmed report that
Bulgarian infantry regiment NUT
inied when ordered to the GalIip-
oIli peninsula to fight with the
Turks has reached London
through Amsterdam. Three hun
dred of the mutineers are said to
have been shot.
Distrnst of Greece continues to
be expressed by the press of the
entente powers. notably by French
and Italian newspapers. More vig-
0rous measures to induce Greece
to comply with the allied demands
are again being urged.
According to reports through
Holland, the German lines in
France and Belgium have been
heavily reinforced within the past
fortnight, 1t not being known.
however, whether the move Is
made in view of a possible attack
by the entente allies or for a Ger.
man offensive movement
The only activities on the
French front reported by Paris
comprised rather lively cannonad-
ing in the Champagne and local
engagement near Saint Souplet.
The assembling OF the Russian
duma. set for Dec IS. has been in
definitely postponed by an imper-
ial rescript- Petrograd adYices
say the action Was taken on the
ground that the preparation Of the
budget has not yet been completed.
On the same ground sitting OF the
council OF the empire has been
postponed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-07
HUNDREDS HAVE
NARROW ESCAPE
IN STORE BLAZE

Springfield, ILL.,, Dec, christmas
shoppers and sales girls fed in pam
ic when a swiftly spreading fire broke
out today in the basement Of the store
building on the east side of the square.
housing the Boston store. owned by
Mac Pherson and Edwards. The en-
tire stock, valued at $4,000, was de-
stroyed. 1t was partially covered by
insurance. The building loss will be
approximately $50 1000.
A number of the sales girls escaped
from the second floor by jumping from
the crowded platform of a fire es-
cape Bookkeepers of the firm said
they had accounted for all the girls.
One young woman. Johanna O'Brien.
was declared to be missing by her sis
ter, but was located in the street inst
as firemen wearing oxygen helmets
were preparing TO enter the building
in search Of her.
AZ noon, although still burning the
flames we're under control.
One frame house in the restricted
vice district had burned to the ground
and several others were burning al
! O'Clock today. The energy OF the
entire fire department was concentrate
ed on the fire in the Boston store in
the heart of the downtown district
The Boston store fire was under con-
troll. but the authorities feared to call
away any of the men or apparatus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-07
THREEC|!IESSEEK
DEMOCONvENTION
Delegates of st. Louis. Dallas and Chi
cag0 Waging Contest for Ma
tionai Meet

Washington, d. c.. Dec with the
meeting of the democratic national
committee today the contesting dele
gates from st. Louis, Dallas and Chi
cago continued vigorously to urge the
claims of their respective cities for
the meeting of the national conven-
ton Of 1916. There was some doubt
as to when the committee would de-
eide the time and place Of holding the
convention inasmuch as two contests
will have TO be settled before organi-
cation could be perfected.
New members entering the commit
tee today were Vincent Miles of Ar
kansas; John T. Barnett of Colorado:
w ". Marsh of Iowa; Charles F.
Johnson of Maine; Cordele Hull OF
Tennessee and 2. r, Cheny of Alaska.
Contests for seats from Kentucky
and Oregon were among the first items
OF business before the committee. In
Oregon w H. Easterly contested the
seat Of William R. King. The Ken
lucky contest, involving General ".
B. Haldeman of Louisville and Urey
Woodson of Owensboro, was regarded
with particular interest.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-07
PRESIDENT SUPPORTED BY CONGRESS-
Tossed Rich
Sp0useOuer
Cliff; Claim

Chicago, Dec. 7.-Confessing, &C
eording to George W. Armstrong,
county prosecutor of Hennepin coun-
ty. Mimi, that he aided Frederick T.
Price of Minneapolis in hurting Prices
wife to her death over cliff, Charles
d. Etchison. travelling salesman of
Washington, ID. C.. is due in Mime
apolis today to face legal action. Mrs
Price was killed Nov 2s, 1914, one
day after she had been given 100000
by her father.
Etchison was arrested in Washing
ton Sunday by operatives of a private
detective agency and was brought to
Chicago last night. Accompanying
him was MIR. Armstrong, who an
nounced the prisoner had confessed
Minneapolis, Mimi. Decf Tt deny
it all. swear ii is not true" declared
Frederick r. Price in quakiug voice
when told in his cell at the county Jail
today of the confession Of Charles d
Etchisou that he aided Price in the
murder of the latters wife Nov. IS,
1914.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-07
Work Planned by the
Illinois Congressman

Washington, Dec. Legislation an,
measures TO be urged by Illinois con
gressmen in the present session in
clude:
Rainey-Repeal of the existing
tax which prevents the mixture
of wheat and corn fours; internal
revenue legislation
Wheeler in tariff
schedules and repeal of special
war taxes.
Foster safety for life
in mines and mining; eonserva-
ton of radtums ores and govern
nent mineral, ore and oil lands
Tayenner - Government manu-
faeture Of military supplies; en-
Iargement of Rock Island arsenal;
postofEice building at Carthage:
enlargement of postoffice building
at Rock Island; investigation of
the Navy league.
itJAGAlDSi LII pi UfGutfUlS Api
East St. Louis and the Ohio and
Mississippi rivers.
Copley-Refusing admission in
interstate commerce to goods made
in violation of child labor laws.
Madden-May inquire into Mr.
McAdoo's Juggling of debts and
credits which is reported TO give
the United States an s85 1000 900
treasury surplus
Denison--A waterway commits
sion to protect the northern coun-
ties of the Twenty-ffth district
from the overflow of the Mississip-
pi river and good roads legisla-
ton.
T. S. Williams large river
appropriation, not only to make
small streams navigable but to
fortify the surrounding country
of the Mississippi river from over
flow.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-07
AEROPLANER
PROVES PUzzLINC
How to Deal With Incoming Airships
Battles Customs Officials Along
Coasts.

New York, Dec 7.-Aeroplanes ar
irving here from foreign countries I'M
der their own power are not merchan-
disc. but vessels, and should be en-
tered as such at the custom house, ac-
cording 10 a ruling by Dudley Field
Malone. collector of-rfie port, announ-
ced today AS the United States laws
make no provision for this kind of a
customs entry. it is understood Mr..
Malone will consult with Secretary Of
the Treasury McAdoo concerning the
ACCESSIBILITY of amending the customs
laws so as to make special provision
for the entry of aeroplanes and for
special inspectors to examine them
when they arrive by the aerial route.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-07
GREECE PLAYING
FOR TIME, CHARGE

Paris, Dec. T ABS a, M The Ath-
ems correspondent of the Matin, In a
dispatch relative to the attitude of
Greece toward the entente powers,
says:
The government is simply playing
for time, hoping that the entente al
lies will be forced to the sea by the
austro-Germans and Bulgars. 1t will
he found in a week or SO that an agree
ment between the Greek and the al
lied stats cannot be reached and that
the government will declare that, not
withstanding Greece's traditional good
viii towards the entente powers, it
cannot accede to their demands"