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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1915-04-15
WE SHOULD RAISE A MONUMENT
10 THE PROTESTANT MARTYR,
WILLIAM BLACK.

Dear Sir: | see in The Jeffersonian
that you propose to head the list of
subscribers to a fund to be gathered
for the purpose Of erecting monu-
ment to the memory of William
Black, who died a martyr for the
cause Of liberty, at Marshall, Texas.
We desire to thank you for such an
Offer at such a time, and wish to say
that, although we are very, very poor,
we, too, would like to make small
donation to such a fund. We believe
that the effect Of such a demonstra-
ton uron the part Of loyal Americans
would be great, lasting and good.
We believe it would be more far
reaching and to the point, than any
thing else that could be done at pres
ent. A magnificent statue will stand
forever, and day and night its ora
tory will never cease to thunder the
patriotic emotions of the lovers of
liberty.
Who can say to what ends it may
not attain, perhaps to the dispe1ling
Of the clouds that threaten us with
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1915-04-15
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE

the resurrection of the tragic scenes
of the awful past
We have no organizations here,
but if you and your kind will kindly
give us your plans Of movement in
this matter, we will try to interest
some of the sleepy.
This is written as a word of en-
couragement and respect to you, for
your devotion to men.
Few Catholics here, sleepy Protes-
tants.
Yours truly,
Mo. E. l.. HUFF.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1915-04-15

hour, kick back at this generosity.
1t appears to me that such kicking,
on the part of Southern people,
smacks strong of disloyalty to our
flag. At least it looks SO to me. But
I don't know, I may be wrong.
I am an old Confederate soldier,
carrying an empty sleeve. Would
subscribe for your paper, but am un-.
able. I like your writings.
S. w. LANG.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1915-04-15
Yours truly,
J. d. MARTIN.
J. H. PARRISH.
AS TO q. S .PENSIONS-TO CON-
FEDERATE VETS.

Dear Sir: Please, if agreeable,
give comment on the following:
After the expiration of fifty years
since the Civil War, should the
South, in all or part, keep up and
give vent to the war prejudice?
Should our law makers, in Congress.
refuse a proposition, or propositions,
by the Grand Army authority, to aid
or help the Confederate soldiers
from the Federal Pension Office, in
that of getting a higher pension?
Pensions of the North, if | mistake
not, are about $4,000. Now that
the Federal Government is willing
to reclprocate, I think the South
should accept the proposition.
We are one people now-the
same flag. Let's not, at this late
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1915-04-15
4 GREAT PROTESTANT VICTORY
OVER THE KNIGHTS OF CO.
LUMBUS, IN CHICAGO.

Dear Sir: The patriotic citizens of
Chicago have overwhelmingly de-
elared for our public schools by the
greatest demonstration ever given a
candidate, in eleCting VIM. Hale
Thomson for Mayor. Practically all
the local newspapers were opposing
the successful candidate, which makes
the victory for our Constitution and
our glorious liberties imminently
greater.
Chicago Guardians of Liberty.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1915-04-15

II 4: = 4 Il Il y = = = = +
Letters intended for this de-
partment must have full name
and post Office address of writer.
This is not necessarily for publ
cation, but as a guaranty of good
faith.
THE JEFFS.
II u 4 y X 4 X 4 y
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1915-04-15
(COnlnent.)

congratulate Oakwood on its
splendid school, and sincerely appre-
ciate the request for q large-siz9
picture. Unfortunately, I have only
two of those (framed) and my wife
wants to keep them. 7. E. w.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-22
WILLIAM CAMPER,
VETERAN Is DEAD
Took Park in the Famous March OF
sherman Resident 81 TINS City
Since I~Sg.

William n. Camper. 2S57 Eighth ave-
nue.. q veteran OF the Civil war. passed
away az 81. Authony's hospital M 2
O'Clock this morning. after an illness OF
three weeks. Death was caused by a
complication OF diseases.
Mr. Camper was born in Kent coUn-
81. Del. May I3. 1S4s. where he grew
% manhood In May. 1875. he was
united iu marriage 20 Miss Alice Win
tiers and they removed 20 Rock Island
seven years later. Mr.. Camper re-
spordcd 90 the union call for voiun-
tcers and enlisted with Company Il Of
the ls1lh Illinois infantry on May Il.
1865. az Peoria. He served Tor 100
DAYS 80 the union army and was with
General Sherman on his famous march
20 the sea Mr.. Camper was mem
bcr Cf the John BEfori post No. 245.
and OF Yorktown lodge No. 655. A. F.
and q. 81. Tampico. H.. where he
formerly lived. The funeral services
which WIZ be conducted az the home at
e o'clock Thursday viii be in charge of
the g.. a. r.
Slr. Camper is survived by his wife,
three daughters. Mrs. Hugo II. Lage
OF Davenport. Naude and Genevieve Of
this city. and by a brother. Charles Of
sioux Fails. =. ID.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-22
SILVIS BURGLARS
ARE TAKEN HERE
Detectives Cox and kinsley Arrest
Victor Ruse and Clyde Saith
Accused 81 Hotel Crime.

ThrosEh speedy and Efficient work by
local detectives. tvo boys. Victor Rus,
and clyde Smith. both under is year.
% age. wno are charged with burglar.
!rinF the Greer hotel Oh S.iyis. we're
captured on Second avenue in this
olty. yesterday afternoon a. 5-f5 by
Detectives Cox and Einsiey- The pair
seTr returned % SiviB this afternoon
by the mnrEhai % that village. where
they viii b. tried
Tho two lads. Who are strangers IN
thiE vicinity. arrived tn Siivis yestrr-
day morning on a freight They sccur-
81 entrance into the hotel through a
wirdoE. ransacsed the room 81 one OF
fhe guests. taking away a valuable
grip SUED with clothes n razor and
several other articles when taken in
thiE eltv thc Saith lad was wcarins
ore 90 the stolen suits and q pair %
SILK sov. The boys had evidently dis
posed - the grip. az u was not found
~ thr time the BOYS were taken the
local polio. ala not know ~ the Sii-
vie sob but the boys confessed after a
EriiiirE az the station
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-22
EAST MOLINE NO
PLACE FOR SPEED
1syrssrrs wm Fias Little Welcome a
HeairiPafity o. ths Iast-
frF Has uoiaF -CeF.-

asra=aaae srerErrs viii sel 5ifflr
ee9er H efst Moline tar maf1
H Hs5 .F Ers sts eaF AZ enc errf-
s ar rae .aaErI IasE Fsrrirs Mayor
HsFlrF sss-t Cog ter enarsnattrr nf
s e.aa5srrrEF 1f o. ~ t-aFsoa az
H1.rre1 Fsfr0imar.
Alderman Ryan ar far East Moline
.ra-I tsaf Goo F4l- fFas-
r.fss re speeding aa4it Be Eieiaz
- 9.E BLACK FEF.
Travellers woo pass fHr1-Et Eatf
..s.5ar are E1F sgseleFf. Nas the
srra1. ra@fsae. ~ tar mavrr. &c Ca
.sr aH1asrF coo ffHa tt1laas and Rock
sslset ae1 rsEr aar Fiureu1h ave-
.r fee.F speedway. er declared.
lsrsFe sss been serving as tfaf1c
e.eees trr days Bis arp9.Hfm~Ef sss
600 .He.rars t fer council lass even
.E se..aE tesaE deferred ESQ weeks.
eco E rss aErrrt fHaf far Jonah 90
.sF fsE.f- rFr..ars tEsil e1HtiaHF on
e aE srast .ara fae I4.s council
lseetrF
q Ee.Hrs ess srst from tar Won
r@s .al. league sse.es Cog $500. $3.50
.4 D. Used sH provide shelter Cor
e.tsrE esd f" Cog playground app
HsFsses. Her e.. g. Har-rmaie 6f che
lFss ttFEsat.sE eeeFes vas present
sHf SPOKE tT saFaFt of faF sFgurEf.
a e1aa ffFe o.. t1aF was appointed
Fsrs p1urf .1 aet aa4 tae members
@ strFvrH ser ladies sed ascertain
Esf.ees aef seeds ot csc 1rFsaiza-
Goa a s es on f5F committee
ESQ ttfFF@Fs ggss. ee.strF. Williams
aa. t-.sfe-s-
s-sraF fsEiaF stated rssF be- eas Gee
eF.Fet .FuFs fFaH q. B B6stdsi lH
.saFEe at tGr I4.F FaFsar. asE.aE that
asst t.tEr cooperate ana b. repre-
seated CD ere rreaf rroa m6ri1a OF
A-t-fs RYAN .r was decided Co.. as
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-22
WANT QUARTERS
FOR CELEBRATION
Finance Committee u Moline Fourth
81 Juiy Association VIII Not
Overlook snail suns.

a rsnsasr rf che clty for funds 90
cover expenses ot ihe Moline Fourth
8f july celebration was started yes
trrEay bv Is. =. Grip. chairman Of the
Hrarcs committee % the association,
and Ela cr-WorssrF. o. is che iutcn-
zion OF Mr. Grirp tu roach every citi-
zen in atciirr and be does not expect
o. meet r4fH ans rrtufaiE. 10 .E hts
theory that z5-crnt pieces make doll
larr and g. enough OF the smaller coins
arc collected tae amount necessary
can BE- raised without TOO Ercat
drain OF the few esn are usually call
ed uprn Co make up waat the other
fellow fails 90 give
The committee. however. declare
that 90 contribution viii be- too large
for acceptance. The workcrE merely
vifa 90 emphasize the fact that no
amount viii BE- zoo smau. and DC eve
frrtoty viil work with the committee
on th.s plan % everybody EivinE there
v.u b. no trouble iI setting al that
ls needed
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-22
GIVE OPEN VERDICT
MUSCATINE MYSTERY

The ccroucr's jury. sworn 20 inquiry
into the death of Art pIEEan. baton
eaffrr OF Muscafiuc whose body was
badly mauElsd bv train near thar
c.rr Saturday night. returned an open
verdict late Yesterday afternoon. de-
r.lirz thar puFran came 90 his death
ir manner unknown 90 them. The
WusrsfiHe police advance the theory
thaf ugEss1 was killed and his body
thrown on che tracks 90 cover up the
crime. Or iE known thar puEEan quar-
relied with gong ut men shortly be-
fore thr tFaFrav. ana fh" testimony
hruuztf 11t thr fact trH. the body bad
trra DRAGGED f5f feet Go PIE tracks. No
rev r'urs have been found.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-22
ANTAGONIST HELD
BUSINESS FACTOR
Senator Weeks Of Massachusetts, Holds
DiStrnsi Partly Cause OF Recent
Depression
SPEAKS To Banners OF IOWA
Upholds Federal Reserve Act. Declar-
iRs II Should be Given Fair Trial,
NJ Least.

Featuring the opening session OF the
29ih annual convention of the Iowa
Bankers association in Davenport to-
day was an address by Senator John
". Weeks. OF Massachusetts.
In explaining the present depres-
sion IN business affairs OF the country,
the speaker said.
4 believe 90 Is largely due 20 an
taronism which has been created be-
tween different sections OF the country
and between classes OF our citizens,
producing dis,rust and enmity mimi
cal Co the best interests Of the country
as a whole.
Those people whose minds have
been poisoned by such teachings ex-
pcct some kind OF drastic legislation to
correct the things which they have
been taught are raiicallr wrong They
demand the passage of restrictive
laws. on the other hand. those re-
sn1nslble for our material develop
meut and uphuiliinE, fearful Of Unfair
and unreasonable legislation and that
narrow and partisan construction viii
he given laws on statute books. hest
tate 90 undertake any activity which is
nos ABSOLUTELY necessary 20 carry on
their already developed operations
Reserve Act Commended.
In discussing thc federal reserve act
Senator Weeks declared Do had many
Eood points. some bad ones. hut in
sisted 90 should be given a fair trial
before heirE altered Pie also made "a
strong uIna FOR more favorable leEis-
iafica for the railroads. claiming their
prosperity had much 20 do with the
prosperity of the entire country.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-22
GERMANS CHANGE
FECHT LOCATION
Reports of Heavy Fighting in Alsace.
With French suffering Severe
Losses la soldiers.

Berlin. June %. via Londonl The
German Official statement today re-
ports lighting along the Fecht river, IN
AIsacc. where considerable gains have
been claimed recently by the French.
The announcement says
1--WE have transferred our positions
% the eastern hank OF the Fecnt. An
attack by the enemy northwest of Dix
nude mas been repulssd- North OF Ar
ras there was nothing yesterday more
than artillery lighting. An attack by
French Infantry south OF Neuville was
rcpulset al midnight In the Cham
payne district We pushed forward after
successful mining operations. In the
hills OF the Neuse there was hand 20
hand lighting. accompanied by heavy
artillery IRE. AT about 3 CLOCK this
morning we cleared our trenches al
most completely Of all the French sol
dicrs who had penetrated them. We
took 100 prisoners.
An advance OF the enemy al
NarchevilIe In small numbers vas cas-
uy rcpulsed. Last night in the Vosges
we systematically transferred our po-
sitions 10 the eastern bank OF the
r cent i-fNA NAAAA1-N DN4AlA tt4e44 dSeeA
by the enemy on the Hidden ridge
the enemy again suffered heavy losses
during repeated attacks. Our aviators
dropped bombs on the airship station
al Courcelles. Bomb attacks by the
enemy on Bruges ard ostend did no
military damage.
The battle north and west OF Lem
berg continues East OF Zolkiew the
Russians retreated."
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-22
FIR REMAIN HURT AT
BUREAUJUNCTl0N
Lzvrsnes Es<ers - Bius Island. >Hs-
taias Hrsk~a I@< and i Removed
o. Hospital In This Ciiy.

Lavreae- 3 Rogers. fireman os the
Rock Island iines. Who resides 10 Blue
fsisss. vas severely iniurea n; 10
o'ciocE a. Hureag Jgnetioz. when he
vas troeks4 from ths tsn4rr By .
sutrEiaE e-az~ 60 the tracks. his right
teiaE fractured. He vas fak~a 60 this
city 90 ths frsiEnf train and rushed 10
-. Azfsaay'z hospital. where d..
Joseph p~Siisa afteaded bin.
Rogers vss tFinE a frclEht engine
between Chicago aaG Rock fEialG. and
sees Bsrsaa JGae;ioa uss reached.
the ezEias backed - 20 zee tank FOG
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-22
ErR. AND MRS. CLELAED
BOTH CRITICALLY Ill

1tr sss 1trs lat~ fl. U.-lsat sas
lave tsfa sees ersf.E l az 'sr
asaF tst rrsse ssseF. t4F several
ssFs experienced q aaseE Cog Gee
worse sa.tsE ss- PC ss trsFes GssF terFe
ls Js.r ef5e Cor EFr recovery a rrsFe
GoeS ere eFsseFs af Eees ts-ss. e9-e-
sF ssE fEs.s HssT frssts ts tsls r
sse earnestly copies -6F aaFr rsteFs-
efr r-errEs 81 Fszr e5aE
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-22
NO PEACE OFFERS
ARE SUPPRESSED
i'sssssrrf Fussa szys rsslie 6. Fuiiy
fslermra 81 SO Wetrs Made
Tau s-ss tesuFr-

vasalaEfes. Oh. g.. Jsn~ e. Priest
ssaE rt5.sse revealed today shat al the
6Eess et ert.ss.ae te E4f1Pf unieh
tse tsifrt States ess made paisley o.
sFeri- ssa,se.V have been disclosed ana
EFss &c aFesesf 60 sFu rr9sts uTrs b.
5sE sale FasetEH governments gen
eFsliv. 90 said. wsse ssaFe ~ the de-
sire OF ere relt~G states Co DO snythiuE
possible Co ass .ss Gel bFtaEiuz peace.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-22

Anr aftsmpi hy the German Swiss
Who are the largest element In the
confederation. 90 express sympathy FOR
Germany a. this time would bring dis
union and ruin. says a letter from
n~rne There e. no such attempt be-
cause there g no such Inclination.
s~lss patriotism g neither hyphenat-
81 nor sectional. and IN history and
romance u has long stood as the high
est type % national devotion
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-22

s,ssssrs IA sssszs.s: 60 secure ,s.s
sssesz4sies
Ssas tss c1eEe - rs arsaEezfs 1ir
Nrs.sirr SAFE Tze stssf's zsfasaFg 8
a-see - a. eHa.sivs ozs. Gos7t tAine
ss s9os.9 ssrsif sl@seif 60 i~n4 als
cree o. ssssss a 81 saifis patty ge.ess
sas sefit.aseFs gzsr e grssa fae a
ease
o. suswes t1 sse clazse a. ere o.
gss.ez ssatsas tsas ere fFoeeeeiGEs Ger
ss4tsE Slsts 49, Tpe.gfa streets Hefr
ts.eEsl. 81 s1eE-a.sF Fss..r.4 fazf esea
q tE.s srfe Eea ae1 scs+. o. aa-.
sas asres aass&aslse
-aaesassaE Fe4r EeaaF ssEtsss1se
80 states ssr1rarT sz Ste Sc
Er.rr. ~aEt tF- states sHFFa s.sa
ss~ eco uarraaf1 asfEe fs- etT ta
Sew VIZ f satts iafss.....9a over
tsts tesFf9rV ae9 sssaaFaE seas
sears Gel eesaeFrE trs@ ROSS ts-sr1.
VIII ssas sstrE ere oe5=ef fesf these
sst.flaesfs say fer s~t o. ffrF
sisare rr er
traaaes azs ass rs fr people arFr
sf.t s ere U.aE 90 r enc
PROCEEDINGS vos.t oeT s.e~eref
Rock fs.saf fns sears. Dec Haat r
sewer Sears ssaas ftr set sHa tt.
asE ssss te-Frsafr la fs.s fes tar
essss rast roo greet fs=
wEsf ferT Vrf= s-rsrE
WI rb 60 raFFe.
So 1trGasrr tre.sFFe rs fI r
FtF gao warraaf1 voat H- against
saslfr p6ftrr ear ter state zft1res
rtf Fe~ Fa1 waFrasrs Pei r.rt. ST.
Tf ErtFv ssat. bow aaeE ef.l 90 b. o.
ser- 20 5s ass-Ff urr. eve. EsfFr sa-F
es rarae eve YEARS. HFt f fafr
sE ar rssT Fls- sFFss
vs se F=s to- sst Ess Eases Wil ar
s-et Gee
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-22
GROCERS TO HOLD
A PICNIC JULY q
Annual Event VIII Take Place at Lin.
wood. With River Trip There
and Back.
STEAMER sIDNEY is CHARTERED
Commodious Graft Needed to Garry
the Crowds-Announce the
Program Later.

The annual picnic of the Rock Is
land Retail Grocers' association viii
be held Wednesday. July p. at Lin
wood grove. The steamer Sidney has
been chartered for the occasion. The
Sidney is a larger boat than those
used in former years, the additional
room being needed for the increased
attendance expected this year. The
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-22
SUMNER BEGINS ON
YEAR s LONGEST DAY

Ttr GUNNER season was luiv iuluE-
uraf~d or approximately 1850 this
morning.. vhcn the sun reached its
sumner solstice. the point IN the
eclipse az vhirh o. O. farthcst north
% the equator. Therefore. today was
thr Longest day % the YEAR.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-22
81 rs.s. - Ad,I.ement.

WashiaEtua. %. G.. June @2-only
slx cases Wiii BE- unter Amusement hy
the supreme court dlr.nE the summer
rrrers. a new record for that tribunal
'of fhe cases under adviscmcn;. one
concerns the eonsufutlonality % the
Webb-Ecnyon liquor Law and another
the validity % the oregon minimum
NaEs iaW.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-22
TWO PENSIONS ARE
GRANTED IN COURT

Pensions for two mothers were
granted this morning by judge Ns's
A. t.aFsnu ir enun'y court Both petit
toners werr Mniire women. one be-
ing Mrs. EstbFr Anderson and the cth-
80 airs RfF.EH Bells o. each Instance
ere F1m awarded vlE $40 per unath-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-22

water. The fireman iooseaed ih>
craze and a. the next moment II
swrnE arogad and struck him In the
head lie ~as thrown backward from
the tender 20 The tracks and aiighted
heavily on his riEht icF
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-22
MOLINE BOOSTERS
PLAN RIVER TRIP
aeteEsui wiz Ec started Tor the
Farposs ~ Aare-tisiH= Plo~
city AissE River.
ExTEND IFFoETs 10 81. FArI
Bard WI wheop I'm Up In Nuniei-
Faiifirs Visited a commercial
Giub O. Act

uaoss.as Naiirr ia t8sas alosE the
,Iss.sslppi river brfEren that city
aat S. Paul lei a sasEFsfioa % = +.
tfeFsau a .raG.as booster iu she FioS
C.fF aEa vac largely Fesrolsitlr for
beeaE Wr.la= 90 csc river map Nr
tfaFsaa grurosrs tn start movement
fog csc pl-uaar 90 having a booster
sf.a t1 So Paul oa faf NioruluE star
s91- sine ia I4lf 1F AssuFf 10 is his
s-sf.eH EFsf ere Moline Commercial
..-1 eoatars che up-rsrF Journey.
secs al-a o. r1 take band and sher-
esr- tar taas iaafs tp have the mu-
=rsrs rasst~ and co. distribute if-
rrsr.te Ia- boat is az s. Paul 50
s1zrs arl tf wgal1 o. possible iu that
f-e- fa cover So Paul and Minarap-
e.5s rEF pr1Fasiti1u vi.i probably b.
-aa-a 10 or meeting af fhr CONNER
esl e.st
~mau tuaaut Dee Work
Faaaas 1tals~ oa ere river nap. ore
81 fee eass irsHaFtssf rVFuts 90 re-
esas years. easf 600 people of MnlinT
Jess fssE fts. Teis sunaef Gas ena-
f1f-t o. fra alH offered thrir
aasl ssa8aFs so.safaFalF
ra- Booster f~tE rH CglnF1a satgr-
cas- vas a s4eefss. and Cap'aia " a.
Blair appreciates ere support given
eses eer wa.saF boosters To cap
cab. Hs.r Isl due q greet deal az credit
tar str.iss 1fa.leF os tsr river map
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-22

date for the annual event was set last
night at the monthly meeting in the
business mems rooms in the Safety
building.
Arrange Program Later.
The detailed program for the big
event and arrangements for prizes in
the various games and contests to be
held viii he determined upon at
special meeting to be held within two
weeks The annual grocers' picnic is
one OF the biggest outdoor fetes OF
the summer every year, and the COM
mittee in charge is working hard to
make the outing a bigger success than
ever.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-22

Each registration n a recent city
election In Kansas City cost the mu-
nlcipality 1915. In one precinct the
expense per registration mounted as
high as Si0.SS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-22
ATTORNEYS MUST
MAKE PLEA AGAIN
several Hears q Psrfset.f e.eat ORA
tary wastsd "a Qas w4rrants
Frogcediazs.
Geerist % Pager ~ Charea >sfs Eask
.safs tansxatiaa FiTht STARTED
Esfafs O.mstsd-

Asa4EE 4sEfa-ets were @ass ~
6aa satss "a tas masGsass aetlss
are..eas aT a esrfasa ssS efsizess. ask
af use uf- court force tsz state
a.rsr 1F sign geo warrssfs ere
.--.raEs sfffesaE fa- .-Es.rT ge tas
e-.raF saa-tsflas sf srsrs. an vt.t
a- rs ae astr sFrf fas.e. seea.ass
H- Gaze tass fafEe 0.sssees.s ee4-
ass.1r -Eslrra tals morning
~ CHa.f ef A.ee9 re-
He comm ss.ar saG eaE.Eet
.-Fs a. ..sn1e over sac
.-aGrar AZ rsr G@F NfrsrrTT g..
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Thin Folks Who
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Increase in Weight Ten Pounds or More
A Physicians. Advice

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 "Td certainly give most anything to stay stay that way" declares every, exces- suit is not impossible. despite past failures. Thin people are victims of mal-nutrition, a condition which pre- vents the fatty clements of food from being taken up by the blood as they. are when the powers of nutrition are blood. all the fat and flesh producing elements stay in the intestfnes until they pass from the body as waste.
 To correct this condition and to pro- duce healthy, normal amount of fat the nutritive processes must be artifi- nature has denied them. This can best tablet with every meal. Sargol is a scientific combination of six of the best strength giving, fat producing elements known to the medical profession Taken turns the sugars and starches into rich, blood, and its rapid effect is remark able. Reported gains of from ten to twenty-five pounds. in single month are by TO means infrequent. Yet it's action is perfectly natural and abso- lutely harmless. Sargol is sold by Lee everywhere and every package contains a guarantee of weight increase or money back.
 Caution.-Whi1e Sargol has produced remarkable results in the treatment of nervous indigestion and general stou- = its remarkable flesh producing effect, be used by those who are not willing to increase their weight ten pounds or more.