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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1915-10-21
that can be produced, not only for
quality but also for variety.

CnaC can De produced, nOt Only loi
quality but also for variety.
Take the pimento or sweet red
pepper for illustrat ion. This vegeta-
BILE is most valuable because of its
digestive properties. The pimento is
a child of cooperation. The Span
iards long years ago grated the red
pepper onto the tomato bush and as
a result of this graft we nave veg
etable looking like the red pepper
but having the pulpy rind and juice
of the tomato. The Federal govern
ment recently sent one of it's agents
to Spain to study this plant, and
when our State government lent
listening ear she was told by the
Federal government: If you will
only cooperate with me will make
your State the foremost in the pro-
duction of this vegetable, thereby
saving the two million dollars spent
annually by your people for the
canned imported product. By CO.
operation our State is working hand
in hand with the Federal govern
ment; our county is working hand
in hand with the State; the different
communities are cooperating with
the county and as a result you will
see today in our administration build
ing the delicious products of coop
Grafton.
thank you for your cooperation
and attention.
MAYOR w R SCOTT.
Ladies and Gentlemen
AS Mayor of the town of
Kingstree, it is my pleasure and
privilege to extend to each and ev-
cry one of you a most hearty and
cordial welcome in behalf of the
town of Kingstree and her citizens.
Your interest in the success of this
fair is identical with our interest,
and your joys and happiness during
these four days while you shall be
with and among US will only add to
our pleasure and satisfaction. There
shall prevail among US that feeling
and spirit of good will and fellow
ship so that, we trust, when the
time for our parting shall arrive,
you will return to your happy
homes cherishing the memories of
these few days in our midst.
Assuring you of the honor which
we feelin having you with US now and
at all times, | surrender to you the
keys of the town of Kingstree, and
beg that you use to the fullest ex-
tent the open and cordial hospitality
which we offer you.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1915-10-21

For SALE-Several good wood stoves
and two small nickle plated coal heat
ers. Apply al THE RECORD OFFICE.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1915-10-21

WANTED - Several loads of Stove
Wood on subscription at THE RECORD
OFFICE.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-28

ErurlE cts. 40. June 2S-omCials
rf saint Clair county. Missouri. today
rlet arrvr- ln the United states dis
--i.t crur. iu the famous ST. Clair
county bond case. Involving bonds is
eHrI bv tae county iu 1871 90 promote
railroads who promised 20 build the
TsHn and Er1Eho railway
In thrir answer the officials % ST.
Clair county declare The present hold
r-s of judgements against the county
ar- not trr legal holders; that the
county ls without funds 20 pay the
bonds and thar the methods of reviv-
IrE fsr judgments urainst the county
each nine years is iueral
TaEay's answer ts % q mandamus
Erlt brought June 90 last by Philadel-
rh.a owners of the judgments asking
fllt the S.. Clair officials show cause
Uhr they should not levy a tax assess
mon. in favor OF the bond holders.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-28
CHALLENGE ASQUITH;
FURRY IN COMMONS

London. June es.-Prcmicr Asquith' s
authority for the statement i'm his
speech at Sew Castle. April 90. that
neither Great Britain nor her allies
was hamnereI ry q lack of munitions,
VAS again demanded of the cabinet
leader .n the house OF commons this
afternoon. and his refusal 90 give in
formation ou tEe subject. was met with
rhr assertion that his statement was
absolutely without foundation
sir Arthur 3D. Markham. liberal mem
bsr for tha 1iansEeIi division ot Not
sIuEhamshirc. VINO raised the point.
ansrIIy charged tEe premier with per
1a-rtu- thc truth.
STR A11rrl's only reply was that
SIR Arthur Markham was raising Just
fhe r1-f of point which would be most
uulrzI--nIc Lor both the interests OF
fEr army and tte campaign.
r-lrs of shame" and protcstations
ot -It-z truth" reI to brief excitement
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-28

81, Paul Nina June ss.-With
p-uninrnt Catholic educators End
priests p=cssat from all PaTfH az the
rauntrr. tEc Catholic Etg-ati1r-, ns-
saesaEsna beEza a foar cav meeting
here today. his q the fwclffA an
naa. crrvrztsrn and Co tts a-st held
aest % thr EtsFirsirpi Tircr.
Tsr =refizE % ere executive board
wss gar eniy 4asea=-nrf business today
szG fnsa-msl ccnscrcrrcF cccupied thc
tine os thr delegates. Tie FRS gen
r-si s~ssie- rfi - held to=oTrcw art
-ifi b. sEdTerErd By Arrhh.Hhon Tch1
ireland o. s. Paul. unds- whose al-
spices thia eoavsatina a. held
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-28

morning. for a two months outing At
Camp MiEha~uka. Grand Rapids.
Nina VIII Glass. who LEFT this morn
ins % spend = day IN ChicsEo. VIII
Join the party tomorrow evening before
they leave Chicago.
MF. and Mrx. RALPH D. MacManus
and children. who have been visiting
relatives "a the city. departed this
morning toF their home IN o;tumwa.
Iowa accompanied BY Miss Dorothy
simpson. who Will visit them Mr..
NaeNaaus arrived Saturday night
from Cedar Rapids. where he Won one
% the cups ia The Iowa State Golf
tournament
Charles Deere wyuaa. who was a
member % the winning varsity crew
AZ Yale university. will arrive wcdnes-
day with q party % six school friends
uho wiii form q house party az over
look. Moline Dwight wyman return
81 today from Potts;oWn. Pa. where
~ has been attending school prcpara-
tory % entering Yale university. The
party viii remain over for the dane
ing party 20 b. given July by Nir.
and Mrs. William Buttsrworth % Mo-
line
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-28
DATE Determined
FOR LIQUOR CASE
Injunction Suit of Milan ". Emil jan
niSch and David Larson Up To-
morrow in Circuit Court.

Motion for a temporary injunction
in the case OF the village of Milan VS..
Emil Jannisch and David Larson was
made by Clyde Walker representing
the complainant before Judge ". T.
Church in circuit court this morning.
Judge Church was unable 10 hear the
matter because Of a jury trial and con-
tinued il until tomorrow morning at
Q o'clock. when Judge F. D. Ramsey
will be here and may take it up in
branch court.
Appearance of B. a. Stewart and II.
IT. NcCaskrin for the defendants was
entered. The village claims that the
defendants operate a tipping house
in territory that was voted dry April
%. 1913 and is seeking by injunction
10 close it up. on July ., 1914, the
village hoard passed an order declar-
ing the place a nuisance. Mr.. Walker
sought a temporary restraining order
pending the trial, claiming the de
PENDANTS were continuing the sale of
liquor.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-28
ITCHING, BLISTERED
SKIN-ERUPTION ALL
HIS LIFE, NOW CURED

Nov. 10, l9l4:-"All my life, until
about year ago, l was troubled with
blisters and sores over my entire body.
The itching and burning was terrible,
and l could hardly sleep. ] used many
treatments that were unsuccessful and
did not give me any relief. l started
using Resinol Ointment and Resinol
Soap and they helped me wonderfully.
I WAS RELIEVED AT ONCE, and after
about two dozen applications 1 can say
that I was free and cured OF that awful
disease. Ny skin now is as clear as
anybody's" - (SignedD Geo. Whitcher,
Jr. r. Z. D. No. 81, Caledonia, y. Y.
Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap are
sold by all druggists.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-28
JOHN H. ClELAhD
AND WIFE BURIED
Hsnb-rs q Craas Army Fsst Have
CharEs % Services. Held af nsEr
Eariai Ia CaiFp

Asssr sass~sssFs fasrrzl services tsr
-srssies ef sfr sas ttrs gasa tf C-e-
sssf were lowered t1 fE-sr Zeal r-sf-
-sE s,sees ia Celse- -sseaef ef@rfeFT
FsEs sftefEaor- TEs services. wrs
were fsr Fetsssaes ass close tFieals af
ere eaaefs were sst5 OF ere tsfs bone
ftt reesh street. az a.ei1ef Rev
sa q oatFffe ~ ere Fasrs Fs-a
fressTssfaaa eesrra sresf-t.
rrs E~eseeFs 81 Jasa Before sFss
Ss Ets. O. a. G. o. stts e.sg. tst fa-l
rtsrr- ef tas sffse EseFTts- Ftr a.t
srs as Fse easss 20 FaF t1=.F
dssF respects s9 FErir t=sF e1"rFfr
VITA weea fteF Est sE-eFet feF FFr-
rtsr seteaEleas ar Fe- -as usF
mere were sve Eroses NJ esus-srr
srs ee- COG JasEer r.r.ssH aet tsr
7ft-f rar 1f-s Clrss~f Wf.Ha" Cess.
Nfs c-ss Gee C~sT crres ffeteH~ af.
gss.-e set or a. 81 rH.E acted as
1fss He.srf.s bearers t.F E.r.ar
ssstrs vas earrfet tT fl H EaHE. o.
srsssr C. GE1feezeEf % E1ue- E
s5-rae sff tf Gs.tsss
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-28
ACCIDENT MAR TO
PICNIC PLEASURE
!. NeCi~iisnd ult Oter Iys With Slip
Pinz Baseball Bat at Odd fei-
ious' Oufin<-

Aa accident occurred Sunday ~ tbs
p.ease o. Noise lodge 40 t1s. / D.
10 O.. uhiea so sa9s sEtsat snarr-t
ths pleasure ~ ere day. purinE The
eosrse % e ball game between the
.-zrrsed aaG s5azle mea = bat slipped
fr0su tse hants as a man az the plate
aaE MeCtrsiaaf vas sfruck over
ere rlzlt sYe. a CASH was tnaicfsd
zsf ttree stitches aeFs nseessaTy %
close Etr Waanf
He vas tatea Col c8rt0va for medi-
eeE asref.1E fErr Frtarains hone
alsE sE- ofa=r reFrg- makers on the
t1ar rer a1sias. held az Wood sarf's
sFoFe. vss affFat~t bF $50 members
af rte lodge end EhTir friends. In
sseFs GREATS ere wtanrFs werrs
-FsrI tass toFs gu1rr is-osear
aesrr-as eFse. knife donated By
E-r.rt Hardware company
zert tass. Ei-,s gateF ie-Ethei
fsaas. H9t at candy. tF FISK q Loos-
te company
Ears ssss. boys s= 90 is-waiisr
faeHs.a Cob. f.arfr q Ga.
EE-rerf tssh girls fe 90 Mabel
sHefH-rs elaea Esther LtHdtrFE. six
asef teFeEtefss Ha.s FFErs
sarI Fssf s.HE'r Fomrn = Vera
e.rsfese -r-. sIs stock. Fiith John
srar. pair at e.r-~s. prizes from Fisk
a tnrs.-r eEH
Far. dash. married women Mrs
WI|.sa f'ssrraas. electric irons Fsn-
HHHrr .eaFaE
r.H-rerF dash. fr- f1r all tfafr
1farrlsrs. FerF.rr9Fs's sTfs Heafy An
HHa esHr.aH eE ard FaHe
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-28
take CHILD FROM
QUARRELINC PAIR
Eight-year-old Boy To Be Turned over
To Bloomington 0fficers and De-
elared Dependent

In charge of Mrs. Rose Salisbury.
Moline police matron. is an S-year-old
hoy whose parents reside in Blooming
ton. III. and who was detained by the
Moline police TO preclude the possibil-
ity OF his father getting him. The lad
VII be turned over TO the authorities
of bloomington and Will probably be
declared dependent
Word was received Friday by Moline
police from the states attorney at
bloomington 20 arrest the mother OF
the boy upon her arrival in that city.
Explanation was made that the woman.
accompanied by her son. had left for
Moline IN the ompany OF another man.
The father OF the boy arrived in the
city short time later. He soon dis
covered where his wife and son were
stopping and he parted this informa-
tion 20 the police. who on investiga-
tian learned that she had paid her own
transportation 20 Moline and had lived
alone at the roominE house. The 9TH
er man could not be found.
The woman was taken 20 the police
station and the husband withdrew
charges which nc had dIed against his
wife and the other man.
The woman. however. refused 10 re
turn with her husband and the police,
curious. continued their investigation.
Mrs. Salisbury learned the reason for
the womans repulsion for her hus-
band While she was in consultation
with Sergeant De Jaeger. the man.
taking the boy with him. made good his
escape. They were traced TO East No
line and brought back 20 Moline sat
urIay morning
Tho story as told by the woman 10 .
sIrs. Salisbury IS the most revolving
thar has fallen on the ears of the au-
thorItics % many years and il stamps
the husband as degenerate Of the
worst kind. In q letter from the states .
attorney az Bloomington that official .
informs the local police that he is .
waiting for the husband 20 arrive in .
To is probable that he .
VII hc charged with panderiuE-
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-28

At : O'Clock last 1iEff an alarm
vas sent in from 1sie Seventh avenue
FLAMES. whieh it iE tt1u=af Wrrr eaus-
fd tv fireworks. had rurircirl q small
Faftl6n af the porch root. hut the,
urr~ ~xfirEuiskri before fhe f.lmr-
Rad time Co. arrive. Tho Joss Nas nom
tnaf
A small blaze vas discovered Safg--
dav afgrruodu on the exterior 90 the
Blacksmith shop Owned by d. smith
ana located ou Sixtesnfh street and
Thlrd avrrue The Central company
responded and quickly cXiiuEuistcd
the Ere % is urs known shat caused
the hiare The damage. which was
esasnrd 90 thc outside o. the building.
0as light
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-28
ALEDO.

. Miss Meta Pratt Of New Boston was
. a guest at the home of Mrs. AIvah jay
Monday.
Mrs. Fred Martin and son Allen of
Burgess spent Saturday with AIedo
Mrs. Martins parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
Riggs.
Rev. J. Edwards OF Eewanee. q for
mer pastor of the Aledo Methodist
church visited Aledo friends and at
tended the Epworth league conven-
tion.
Mrs. a. z. Moody and five children
lcft Tuesday for Dorset, Mimi. where
they viii spend two months in their
summer home. Miss Ruth Harvey ac-
Companied them for a few weeks visit.
J. ". NIcCreisht and daughter. Miss
Bertha .eCurned 20 their home i'm Viola
Wednesday after spending a few days
with their son and brother, ). 5. Nc
CreiEht and other relatives
Mrs. Samuel Evans and daughter,
Miss Helen of Hazeiton, Iowa, came
Saturday 20 visit 1Irs. Evans mother
Mrs. Carrie Burning and other rela-
tives.
Mrs. Robert Scott returned 10 her
home IN Nepouset Saturday after Wis
uing her brother. A. H Canham.
a daughter was born TO AIr. and
Mrs. August Swanson Sunday. June 20.
Miss Orpha DetTiler arrived home
last week from New York city, where
she had been attending the Columbia
university.
Misses RiIla Bowers and Nellie Viii
lets spent Saturday with friends in
Rock Island.
Rev and Mrs. o. VI. DunIeavy of Illi-
nois City. spent a few days with AledO
friends and attended the EDworth
league convention held Monday ana
Tuesday.
Miss Louise Bartlett spent Saturday
in the tri-ciues.
B. F. Curry of New Boston returned
70 her home after visiting her sister.
Mrs. John Kennicutt. She was accom-
panied home by her niece Miss Myrtle
Webster for a few DAYS visit
B. r Mawby of this city. who is Wis
itinC relatives in Washington and 9TH
er western states. was taken seriously
III the FIRST of the week. A -econd tel I
egram received BY his children here
stated that his condition was slightly
improved.
Mrs J. H. Lloyd of Lafayette. Ind, !
has come 70 visit her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. d. Peters.
The Roberts Sisters orchestra of +
Chicago Of which Misses Katherine and I
Mona Roberts and Miss Vesta Woods, 7
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-28
PERSONAL POINTS

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Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-28

Esstsns fses Separate eosVF@s
ssGels % sss vsrsess Ea6esss osEzsssz-
slszs ssseegcE asrs ssFs beEsa tesssY
TIE aFss eestv 90 eas@s sezstssF vas
ne rsseFssaae ef AszsFteaa Zaesissss
WA tsass l.isssF % Nss Yea ere
saslaE Gspesss - several eeszzsssses
wee 90 s@ ssers ss.s q GssesssaSs 90
sas ssssrsl JssSse ssssstsea N2s
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were sss tts.ssssss. fEs Wessees Ease-
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Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-28
OBITUARY


The death % -. l. smith. aged IS. %
Buffalo Prairie township. occurred az
ii yesterday afternoon az the home
Death was caused hy locumotor-ata2ia-
Mr. smith vas born tn Whiteside
county and had made his home there
until 10 years ago. when be removed
90 Buffalo Prairie He had been prom
NEATLY idsntiaed with the progress 81
the community in which he lived and
was an active Mason and member of
the Modern Woodmcn % America
Deceased iE survived hy hts wife. q
daughter. ollie a son. Robert. and an
adopted son. Charles Funeral scrv-
Sees viii b. held tomorrow 40 his
former home az Lyndon 10.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-28

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hsgi E NeEstaeis Ceraeo,ssd ard Ese .
totge. Q fslg setter tse eeSs ssenss s,s
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esmpesndt
Fsr satrty years is h,ss bsss DE seasss.
sst sstneSif fsr fsrns.e Elss azd klts 49,
starred 10 esaith - t3scssss.ssis ,sf vsTssss
whc havs Been treGelcsi wSsh sssek al
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siesrsesens t'sfaors. irrsuslsFfsi.ss. ses.
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Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-28
BOY WILL RECOVER
PROM CAR ACCIDENT

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vesr-sts GseE ts.sss seFs wee Wss
ssraa1stF jsasFef EsssftsV ts street
rsr aee.feas eF EEs GaeE ts.ssf
braFss. esst5asss ts 5~aF8Ves accord
sE Es lssssE Fssaets rfs@ as. t.etss
ssse st te crsesessFE waeFe be- Eel
terfe rHF Rats stgI vas frae-
sFrs,t ss enc ersss s~f tsr a Esrse ss
tsss ess sssra6ss,s af gsF naaF F5sFs
afser tss seeasess es tsF is sens-
eaesefsgs esrGlstss- ne Boy ss COW
saas Co Be aas sf EssEsF as4 VIII re-
cover
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-28
TOLLS EXCEED
COST OF OPERATION

waFElrstar. 10. O. Juno -s-A to'a.
~ tar61016 In tolls vas collected fe-
ftr use of far Panama canal iu ihr
period of time between the opening
sf tr- waterway fnr traffic la May of
lsst yraF. lp 90 june Is. .1rt-
ulr5aE April fEr fa'lr Cor tET urrt
ume errr greater tsar tle crrt ul
rerratl1H and ua.Er~laueT ut 'hr
canal by sssIIs. rar total cog the
marts beins Eff-sIs ard the cost Cf
oprratsrn tlf>-f-. 'tr latter being thH
least far ary month since the open
sac rf rh~ ea=1t Ta~ reduction ir
rrrrafsrE expenses uar dlr 'arErig 'n
diminished drrlsiHr ruHratI1us.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-28
e-lrnnneti 81 Released.

London. Tuesday. June - delayed
hv ra-sorI The American steamer
Searcrncrt. er-CucoUsiv reported re-
leased yesterday. when 10 was stated
that iuvcsurru1n had shown her car
so was not intended for the use of enc
a.rs of G-ea- Britain. actually was
taken 20 Shields. where a portion OF
her cargo was discharged and sent 10
q prize court. The Seaconnett was
bound from New York for Gothenhurg
and was detained 10 Eirkwal
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-28

iall former Aledo people. are members,
viii give a musical program at the
First Presbyterian church in this city
Sunday evening.
II. Fl. Winger left last week for Buff
falo, Mo, where he will visit his sis
ter. Mrs NJ. c. Webb. Before return
ing home he viii go TO Bayard. Neb., to
visit his son. Levi Winger and attend to
business interests.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Close left Satur-
day for Madison. Wis. where Mr.. Close
VIII attend summer school at the Uni
verslJy Of Wisconsin. where he is
studying for his A NJ. degree in his
tory.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. W. Cofland went to
Viola Wednesday to spend the day with
relatives.
Work on mapping out the auto
routes from Aledo TO Muscatine. to
Rock Island and TO Monmouth is pro-
crossing as rapidly as possible. An
effort is being made to have the route
connecting the Cannon Ball trail and
some of the main routes in Iowa to in
clude Aledo. All the committees from
llAt di lDuH pbtIAS WHlCu VIII
terminals of trail are planning to meet
to make necessary arrangements when
The local committee in
charge Of the business concerning the
routes are c. a. Beers, chairman; W
X Wells. p. ". Hall f. T. Carlson and
Macy Parkman. They have already
had a meeting with the Musca-
tine committee and will have another
in the near future. Arrangements are
being made for q meeting with the
committee this week.
Miss Louise Wright of Seaton came
the last of the week TO visit Aledo rel
atiyes.
The churches of AIedo have arrang-
ed TO hold Sunday evening services in
the city park during the months of
July and August.
July I and Aug. ! the speaker will
be Rev. 4. E. Moody OF the Presbyter-
ian church.
July Il and Aug S. speaker. Rev. J.
3. BartIe of the Methodist church.
July IS and Aug. IS. speaker, Rev. z.
A. Riaey of the Baptist church.
July % and Aug p, speaker, Rev. J.
B. Pollock of the United Presbyterian
church.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-28

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tzEraE.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-28
CLASHES WITH
BIKE: RIDER INJURED

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Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-28
- 0McIsl. In Conrention.

nc,r1.s. oIlch- June IS. - Subjects
raging srol the evolution of acct
dr-t prevention TO the elimination OF
Grr- losiCcs fumes and excessive
hc1s" were Up cor discussion today
before rn~ Arsnc.s-'on of Government
Labor oH-ia's 90 thc United States
and C--r--- --aich opened a four days
r5--r-t-- r--o. Prominent labor Of
r-l-is F-o- all parts OF the country
wore -rreeur-
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-28
Fanerai d Henry SIemon.

Funeral services over th~ body az
Henry sirmon we're held from rhF ilte
EHrr. 1897 Sixth avenue. Yesterday lft-
e-r61n af g o'ci6rE Rev. r. j. Rolf
OF fhr German Evangelical church om-
rrtfl. Tho services were private and
orir relatives and immediate friends
uf Fae family uerr present -Four sons
ar1 rvB urFhrvTE rf Che deceased acted
as bearers au1 irtermrri was at Chip
F.aua1eE
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-28
Relief for BeISIAas.

i.asaon. Jaro .s.-He-bcrt c. ioov-
81. Chairman % the American commits
ssaz fo- relief 81 Belgium. has eoaeiud-
ed al agreement With Gczerai Won
vsssirr. military governor % Belgium.
providing that The ~hea; and rye crops
oeeapl~1 By the Germans shall be re-
served for the civilian population
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-28
IS YOUR TOILET SOAP SAFE?

Many toilet soaps contain harsh, in
furious alkali Resinol Soap contains
absolutely no free alkali and TO it is
added the ResinoI medication. This
gives it soothing, healing properties
which clear the complexion, comfort
tender skins and keep cue hair healthy.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-28

Aifo=. III. June 2s-A heavy rain
here today aooaed the part % Alton
kznwn zs Piasz Greek valley and fore
20 70 % IS families % leave their
hozss- Three isehss % raia fell n A.
hogr ard = half
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-28

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Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-28

Word has been received here of the
death on Saturday of Louis p. Peters
% Nashville. Tenn. brother of Nrs. ".
p. stevens. SEA Twertv-Eccund street
AfF Peters Wns born and reared az
Fuif6n. iii. and had made that city
bis home until 90 years nso. Tho re-
mafus wIit BE- brought 90 Fulton. where
funeral services viii De held tomnr-
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Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-28

Tte funeral of CtarirE a'ru1aaia-
the f6rm~r Rock Island resident. who
died az Peoria last Thurlias. Was hrii
sr EraG's lHl~rf1ElaE rarirrs yr..rr-
aas aUFfaHar 90 9. Erv. Granville H.
Sherwood rf Tr.riry Episcopal church.
aH. srIHs Burial vas at Ct.pFiaa-
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Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-28
Je7'ousv Capses nouhIe Crime.

Burlington. Iowa. June 2s.-Sirs- Ida
Sommers. who vas shot by Herman
SchnittEer. n railroad policeman. sat
grday evening. died this morning.
SchnltfEcr. who shot himself through
the head after wounding the woman.
succumhcd two hours afterWard. Mrs.
Somme-s had refused 20 marry
SchnittEcr and jealousy OF another
suitor rorupted the crime.