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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-12

Tie rsi,sd States pubiic health
service has completed It's rnoaihiy san
ttsry trspeestoa % departmental build
Tags wffkis the District CO Columbia
Tsis work.. Instituted BY executive
oresr thres years ago. has been o.
zarksG ss9 sAir reaching ecncat. re-
seitt.E &c the correction % evils and
The FsrzeGyfrE 90 conditions desrf-
rzsEtal 20 the health os workers. as
veil ss improvement IN the standards
os eis4niiasss and order % the build
Inks Inspected
Taat The r-.ary Thousands of CLERKS.
rzoeneaies. iaborers. and scientific
workers employed - the bgiIdinE ur-
der eoetroi % tie Eovsrnfnsri. should
be Adequately protected from debit.
t4tirE inn1eaees. unwhoiesoms sur.
rusndiEEs. OF the contraction OF dts
ease. goes without saying That this
vros-etioa shosid result "a n decided
moust4ry saving 20 the government 80
also apparent. for whatever reduces
ths nszbsf % days shssncs on sc-
eogas % Sickness. OF trerrasss the Of
eetsney % workers.. r. . snanef.i gain.
Thres years ago . rnsnufzesurfng
fivisioa % the rcvrrnrsrs vac rated
60 hixhiY dangerous Go the health Of
-zeioyes 90 account % the dust pro
faced Today tina, same establish
z-nf 10 absolutely free nom DUST snd
sttsoss zzss4es 20 bsAitA wbss tAs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-12

Johnny Hunker enlisted in 1861 II
an Ohio regiment to fight for Abra
ham Lincoln's daughter" as the phrase
had IL in those days. Johnny was 6
farmers boy and didn't know any more
about war than he did about manag'
ing a circus. II so happened that ne
fell under the command of general
who had graduated in the engineer
corps at West Point. had been sent
abroad during the Crimesn war &c
observe the strategy of European ar
mics and had written a report which
had caused him six years later to be
picked out for one of the great COM
manders of the war between the states
In short. he was at the apex of the
pyramid Of military intelligence. while
Johnny was one of the many thou
sands who formed the base.
The force that Johnny served with
formed the extreme OF the right wing
of an army whose commander was
anxious TO advance, but fort so stu
ated in a pocket in the hills that it
was difficult TO take was delaying him,
for it is a military principle that an
army must not leave a fertilization in
its rear The scientific soldier who
commanded this wing was approach
ing the fertilization in accordance with
the principles of military engineering
in other words. by zigzag trenches.
The only objection TO this plan OF re-
ducing the fort was that II took a lot
of time and delayed an army of 10000
men from advancing. Meanwhile the
men who composed the army were
costing the government immense sums
of money, were dying of camp fever
and were getting generally democrat
lied
Johnny Hunker. who didn't know
enough about military matters TO keep
himself in camp unless permitted TO go
elsewhere. one night, feeling restless,
stole out without waking his tent
mates. evaded the camp guard and
wandered away. He was too stupid
TO avoid going in the direction of the
enemy. and while men were crouching
in the trenches he was stumbling along
in the dark toward the fertilization
they were trying TO dig out Presently
ne came to a dirt wall. Lighting q
match. he saw that it was inclined end
about 10 feet high. but he thought he
could climb II and he did. AT the top
he laid his hands on something that
felt like a log. BY feeling along 1t he
found that il was a log. Vaulting over
L. he proceeded along the top of the
iirt wall. which was some eight feet
thick. and came to another log. In this
vay he discovered a number OF logs
side by side on top of the dirt wall.
Hearing a storm OF shores below him
he concluded that they might come
rom Confederates. and concluded TO
-etrace his steps. Sliding down the in |
line. he was cropping his way back, as /
he supposed. over the same route by !
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-12

Thrice-Cocked Vegetables.
Green vegetables are considered
particularly useful. giving bulk and a
satisfied feeling 20 one on n limited
diet Gluten bread IL OF doubtful
vAius IN diabetes. for the reason that
the beat has . large quantity OF starch.
ana many brands are as rich IN
starch as plain whea; bread
The sudden increase or rcappear-
anes OF sugar IN the urine IL the sig
tsai for . fast day OF obligation. so 10
sp~ak. but the original. honesi-to-
goodness fas, varies from two TO 10
days. with only the liquid fuel men
toned above.
BosIinx vegetables IN three waters.
throwing away all the water reduces
al actual starch contents 90 pracu-
eAiiy Negligible minimum. Diabetes
srSoy these thrice-eooked vegetables
without apparent harm
Questions and Answers
unblieAl Hernia-can a rupture al
the navel IN q baby two months old
b cured by bandaEess
Answer-Probabiy so. II the support
e properly maintained and the rup-
furc IL no, too large
Cleft pAiafe-would an operation do
any good for my baby-she has cleft
palate and cannot eat. though she does
pretty veil on the bottle. How old
would she have 20 be before they could
operate on her palate
Auswer-An operation done by a
skilled surgeon would probably cure
her. and the younger the baby the
brrr~r the results
Spring Tonic for Indoor Lady
Please recommend n spring tonic for
a lady whose work keeps her con
nned 90 the house most OF the time.
Auswer-By AL odds the best we
know IN this line r. outdoor air and
sunshine. II you can't get out for
walk. take a drauEht through the win
dow.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-12

inspection service was inaugurated
many of the workrooms and Offices
we're ovcrerowdcd. even in the better
class of buildings. the floor space and
cubic air scspe per person IN certain
Instances being less than half the
normsl requirements. The evils aris-
ms from such congestion were strik-
ins. The lowered resistance OF the
workers. the rapid dissemination Of
the common colds and infections. aud
the breathing Of vftisted atmosphere.
we're all direct effects. A. the present
time there e not n government en-
pioye whose allotment IL below the
minimum requirement
The ventilation of ofices has also
been s'risinxiy improved. Structural
changes have been made In numerous
buildings and additional windows. sky
lights. and ven;ilators have been in
stalled Tho congestion OF rooms with
specimen cases. Ming cabinets and
unnoocssary articles which interfere
with the free circulation OF air has
been controlled. and that most useless
sppursensnee. the ONCE screen, al
'nosf entirely eliminated.
Tho lighting has been improved.
The relation between improper iiiumI-
nation and eye strain aud its effects
has been carefully considered. and
wherever denei-n, lighting Ia. been
observed. immediate steps toward it's
rosrscsioo have been tsken-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-12
MILLIONS FOR INSURANCE.

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-
I'VE "a eosa o'atsG bT TIE lesaraaee
Press ffera special saG of-ciaI reports.
may srsrnss IN. aasrv n. a.n.as
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-12
I WONDER.


when stars 90 out, I wonder where
they go?
] wonder where the flowers get their
smell?
I wonder what the talking squirrels
tell.
And what the talking. shiny fishes
know"
From dawn 20 eve. but most when
lights are low
And sunset ray and vapor weave their
spell
II wonder how the small birds fly
30 well.
And why the winds that blow the birds
won't blow
Me. too. up through the far, green tops
OF trees >"
All day i wonder"-faintly as a
prayer
u wonder" and her deep blue eyes.
unresigned.
Study the flight OF swallows on the
breeze.
AS lips. half open, murmur TO the
air
The tremulous 7 wonder" OF man
kind.
HERMAN HAGEDoRN.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-12
Pretty Close at That.

fFettt t4o>e ~ Il ndt-
Yes. sir. you don't know how many
times an oficer gets into trouble when
he Is simply trying 20 do his duty" re-
marked James Dillon, deputy L. 5.
marshal. this morning. Several stores
about town handle sporting goods. AS
was walking down the street I no
ticed In several show windows some
peculiar looking contraption. form
ed n posse and started 10 raid the
whole OUTFIT az the same time. I took
Commissioner Hamilton with me. He
said. Where are We going 20 raid and
what do you expect 10 get2' I said.
Hop pipes Every store in town has a
hop layout in their windows We went
20 a drug store and I showed him, and
after taking one look he said. Lay of.
that e not 8 hop layout. Those are
golf clubs -Chicasha, Okla, Ex-
press.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-12
coon TEETA ESSENTIAL.


Aeeertsss CD tss GATED states
sasGe ssalta service tssFe wtll b. a
tsfHaE OF ie ne sale os store teeth
ts ts- tgEsee. and plates ara tsosa-
less Faets wtu BE- seen less fFs4aFns-
~ t.aa formerly Etts ts Gas 90 tHs
reoet ei.atter discovery @ tie cause
ast artsost of treaties Wtss Ss Erass.
t1 ere seisettss ss pT8Frtsa esstsfts
ara sleeoisris asf Co tss lsgnssa ss
ElEEs disease Iris ts ssppasasiar
afeanE ere rsofs Or ere trsEh sns
ea4ses sa iartsmastiae whtes pro-
asres tao,secteE saf loss o. tke tsssh
As ese ttss or sasshsr practically
everybody eas gsEzs disease. &c f.
eagset By a etsats stage esifss ans-
raj called tss saGsm9sba beccaifs
rtfs ustseelsut parasite does fss
vera fe c1csbfestise Wfsk tks pes
E-adaeisF bacteria oF Eerus Tee
ssf..rst f-aes werE hetveen sEsse two
destroys ere delicate r1sasbrarz wkfeh
sfrrertnts Ess FaOfs oF ere feets aH9
esases thers Co satf OUT
ne cecrss.sr 9f good tsesk o. asttsr
te have sae,t esatss sss heea rseaz-
ssef e. tecz tire. b0s tks Scientists
ef car eofcfrv taes oatF rree~FtF
verart eut tss reissi8cse5a 6stweea
feeav 81 sss tsets ant Riggs Gf-
srsse on ere ocs tasE. an4 saesass-
fTsess sert7fs heart disease asf hfEA
a.sct pressure ee ere attss. So frs
tf lave ssrsr facts beer erovse ttsf
enc matrre gb-ss-,5sss psYssrfss be
Eies ere sFess@sas Of sae& diseases
~ ar leqssry taco ere coaGlti8e % tks
teeth seE tsetF sockets &c tEess ars
ragrft FF De- diseased. ere ear ESsE5s is
rfset eeease ere freshness goes far-
tasr, IRE discovery % the easss %
EizE's disease e. thsrefsre. % tks
vsrr greatest te eortaree.
Jass ss 5000 as shs esass % NszEss
disease vas t7saG osss tss scarce FOE
fts eure begse 90 earnest. o. ka4
beer previously discovered tass tke
csc sf ipeesc waatG cure tks diseases
wefee are esssst ~ fsssctfoz os ths
tstsssiss Win sr4asaoeeaws From
tsfs q was esGaeeG thas a ss=iIas
treasrs~ss Nogi4 esass ths eess-zesioa
90 scdaesose,ss o. tss e1@zsks TAfs
vas foes& 60 BE tks ease. szG s=s~Sfr.
ths fora of tas eng used. fs row sd-
~ peysief4ss for tks cure
sse prsvsrsio9 % tks disease. II
socassfsnes takes . considerable sf=1s
60 sec rsd % ar % tHs szsiirnzat
Fsrrss - ssss way s9s ths rssafts
watch lave bsez oetaiesd have bsea
rsz4rsshiy good Tns trssssssss 10
eets local ss6 EsrsraI
o. ere rassssr 6f r-eVr1sfzx r=oush
disease. e t. t-sportant that The rsoafh
~ eisassG several tines q esy. zsf
.kas a tsnsfss be visited freqGe1stY 20
-suovs tartar sa9 tss ysitowtsh nat
'sr wstch secs-aststes sfos< ere tn
ssr edges % ere teeth All bssWeea
~ teeth Tets - partiesfarfY tn
sortars t1 tNs ease % ehfttrsn. BE-
sagss Il h&s bsss foas6 nat r=any .
.sfiE e spparsstiY eaft wso = "a /
reality ss-srfrx from a ehroste pots
alag prodsesd ~ . szo9th fan %
ieeayteF ts~ts-
Tns saassr 90 sa-rrsrs frc-~ Riggs 4
ffssass N So reftse states r. very 4
srEs ass sEs Crifsd States pabtie
ieatss service e eaftY rre~fvtrx tn
lafrf-s az e. go rz~tAnd % eurfaE
20 prsvsrsfar 80 disease.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-12
Sidelights on the European War

Petrograd.-As a protest against
the excessive and arbitrary raising Of
meat prices in Petrograd, charitable
committee headed by Nine. NJ. L. Max
Iakoff, wife of the minister OF the in
terror. has declined 10 accept any fur
Their donations TO charity by the meat
exchange, or association of butchers,
and TO return to them $500 donated
last fall for the establishment of %
beds in the hospital of the ministry.
Berlin.-One of the popular exhibit
ton attractions now open 10 the pub
lie in Berlin is a series of model
trenches. which have been constructed
on the edge OF the Grunewald forest.
in the outskirts of the city They ex-
tend over a front OF 500 feet, and are
an exact reproduction in every detail
OF trenches on the western front. 4
small admission fee is charged and
the proceeds devoted TO war charities.
London.-By accepting deposits in
amounts from one shilling upwards at
2is per cent interest withdrawable on
demand up TO FIVE pounds and at 10
days notice over that amount, Lloyd S
bank with it's $50 branches, is ipsti-
tuting a democratic departure which
may have far-reaching effects in the
banking world, and become a serious
competitor 10 the postoffice savings
bank which has had a monopoly of the
small British public savings.
II was an unheard OF thing few
years back for the great joint stock
banks, even in suburban districts, 10
look at an account of less than $500,
but competition has become more keen
recently and even city banks have so
far unbent as TO accept drawing ac-I
counts OF $3.50 without charging COM
mission.
This departure by Lloyd's bank is
expected soon TO be followed by 9TH
ers.
London.-Sir James GRETCHEN
who stands in the forefront OF
English authorities on mental and
nervous diseases, says that one of the
saddest results OF the war will be a
great increase in the number of luna !
tics.
Addressing the annual meeting of the 4
Asylums Workers associations. he !
said: Much OF the aftermath of war
will find its way into asylums. The |
enormous number of cranial injuries /
will undoubtedly lead to much mental I
The large number of
,ases of shock to the nerves and over
strain will cause much neurasthenia
md other disorders. There has been
throughout the whole country i'm
sorrow and bereavement
which in many cases will deepen into
morbid melancholy"
Barlin.-An official report on labor
conditions in Germany during the
ear 1914 has just been issued. 1t
hows that the total number of strikes
which occurred in 1914 after the out
freak of the war was "a. involving
My LIDO work neonls- ThAr vsrsl
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-12

There are a Doe oil scepi- NJ SETTER
tstarmed mar ts Aeifrgs t8at tuaofs
feads have been very weu taken care
~ BY the state a ere tporeprftff'u %
$3.50 G0O rsr enc esSf eve years fsr
construction ant maintenance. fgst
passef By fBe house ufvuf-f tmous
a aaadr-,t or go oil esusties there wr1
be- enough te give every one a tatf
mfi- % fusreved read Beswera sow
aad f1fF
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-12

rhs afst rtartss wstsrreisas Save
arrived. three Nsess ahead Of enc
usual sesses. eus go ioas ss they con-
tinus - rstsn az g. ss eteh r. con-
siierasls namber ~ as wtT have r9
sem depend apou che reliable o'f
aictsf soda f5aatsIa f5f ear Fefrrsb-
9frsFFs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-12
June IL in American
History.

I775-Amnesty offered 10 all American
colonial rebels" who would submit
10 British rule. except John han
cock and Samuel Adams.
Is64-Entry of Emperor Macmillan
and Carlotta into the City Of Mex
leo.
IS7S-William Cullen Bryant. poet anu
editor. died: born 1874.
IaO3-General Alexander Mcdowell NC
Cook. Z. S. a., retired, die0; boEs
1871
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-12

Desofts tss raeaEss ~ those historic
snemfsss she ftsssIaa Fly. tbe greer
BuE ant fas black Fust tbe EFowtrE
wheat erep sfvss prarfsr tf prescrf
ef a Yield 90 go 900 10o busa-tss or
some 90 900 10a busaefs narr mar ere
yfeld Or last Tear
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-12

The sdisar % tse Qginey usraiG Re-
rrasiy 90 accept waEsra az enc essto-
may esisfs ~ IS ts 8 sad take your
ehofrs. saat ffsfeff MORAN beats
George Gafr MrCafehson tn writing a
noVsf win saa Marine az ne scens.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-12

C.eorse ritsh the sasartss. e. % re-
mrn e. Gatva. where ~ 4ass eis
start. 90 I'VE. TIE erect Gpos Eina %
success ~ opposite b tHas upoa nsoss
msu who we're tsev On BIS posisiea.
would b. headiaa ssr New YORK.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-12
Safety First

The bride Is a daughter of the late
Patrick Bradley. and is one OF Oar
I liugton's most beautiful young ladies
we would say the most beautiful II
We knew which one IL was. because she
has a twin sister that none but them
selves can tell one from the other. and
as Mamie has gone and Matte remains
with Us. IL probably would be discreet
20 say that next 10 her twin sister there
never was n more beautiful girl-Dar-
lington. Wis. Republican-Journal.
-BRYAN's split with the president
long brewing Headline Ignatz says
he always thought there wasn't any
brew in grape Juice.
ONE OF the big city papers prints
a picture with the statement. Here is
one OF the starving little Mexicans."
The child IS shown carrying an arm
fui OF fruit OF course. the child may
no; have known that the fruit was
good 10 eat
THE report that Roger Sullivan of
Chicago feels AL broken up over the
resignation OF Mr.. Bryan is denied ny
no less an authority than one R Sui
Ivan.
WHAT Is a primary asks the 81.
Louis Republic. The defeated candi-
date SAYS IL is the newspapers meal
ticket. said aspirant for Office having
previously entertained the belief that
he was doing the press a favor when
he gave out the story OF his life for
publication. Just to help NIL up"
BILLY Sunday appears 10 be spread
Ing discomfort among numbers OF our
$4,000 a year statesmen. Billy pulls
down more than that sum IN one
engagement. And those who have
heard the evangelist declare he IS
worth the price.
DON'T be misied by the statement |
tina, there Is enough wealth in the |
nation 90 give each person $1,000. II 4
you haven't got that sum. just keep
on digging. The money is here. all /
right. but you are expected 10 get IL 4
IN the usual way-by working for it.
More In 10.
Mr.. Bryan having decided TO quit
working by the day. I understand in
future he is to devote himself to peace
work HECTOR.
THE arguments OF the Grocers' and /,
Butchers association in favor OF en- 1
forcement OF the pound ordinance
should have some weight-Peoria
Transcript. Yes. IL the consumer is
rot TO be Obliged continuing TO pay
'or the butchers hand.
WITH so many weddings in off,
,tai Washington the past year" OBJ
serves Eric. 1T strikes me the public
should not have been surprised TO
lear OF . divorce" J. NJ c. i,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-12

On a tiae Of International coap't-
eations tAsrs - only ere nan auta-
erfssd 60 speak Cor ere American
Deepis. sither az e. wsete Or Any perr
fhersof aad shat mar ts tFr prrsl1
Gsns Of tse taifsd States Or bis or
eial Representative
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-12

The resignation Of uryas has rssFr
tbe wfad cut ~ ere sails sf those erf1
ics % enc fafsfrBflaH wt1 Rave
Insisted mat tae whaIr raurs- 90 &C.
pioriaey - ne caltrti tras-s fss been
Determined BY enc ssef fsaf 70 soe-fr-
ttw % ths es secretary vas te ere
Erifish army
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-12

WITH the former secretary batting
500 IN the first page league. Roosevelt
came TO the conclusion that the only
way he could meet that pace was max
Ing some new and desperate assertion.
He gave an interview stating that he
endorsed President wilson's second
note 20 Germany.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-12

Or ne Cait-d States assas a force 81
men IN a bury b. VIII sat 10000 al
r-adY naoblfzed ta tse Kansas weees
neids sad most 81 taem have tssff
eamDfaE euEfts Fiaht siaan VITA tseus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-12

Nsst Monday VII b. FiaE e4y ths
eo4atfY ever Nsafig every cay tais
we@k has been EsE Gag "a Rock 10
land
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-12

THE following Is found in the com
meneement program OF Norwich uni
versity. Nor;hneld. vi: Prayer by Rev
James b. Sargent; response by the
band"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-12

DIR. Goldwater. president OF the New
York board OF health. has initiated a
campaign 10 induce the people TO stop
drinking booze. Goldwater as a chaser
sounds effective.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-12

strike was under way at the end OF
the year.
In consequence of the practical ces-
| sation of strikes after the beginning
of the year, the total number of work
men involved in labor disputes dur
ing the year was 1000, as against an
average OF $4,000 for the five years
( preceding.
Berlin.-One of the most useful Of
ficials engaged in assisting and teach
ing crippled soldiers is the well-known
artist Unthan, who was born without
arms. but who nevertheless has become
a remarkable violin player, a painter
and an expert swimmer.
Unthan is a firm believer in swim
ming as an aid TO the physique OF the
crippled. and maintains that arms
really are a hindrance rather than
help in the water. He recently lee
tured TO a group Of persons interested
in caring for crippled soldiers, and
then gave an exhibition OF his remark
able armless swimming. He is being
pointed out as example of courage and
independence TO be followed by the
German soldiers invaded back home.
Paris Correspondence OF The AS
ISOLATED Press Sun baths for the
treatment of wounded soldiers are
said TO have greatly facilitated the
healing wounds. Monsieur d Arson
val recently explained the system de-
vised by Joseph Yallot TO the academy
of sciences. The patients are shell
tered from the wind, and they re-
ceive sky radiations as well as rays
of the sun, the air being raised to
temperature of from 100 TO 10 de-
grees Fahrenheit. These conditions
are obtained by the use OF absorbing
screens of canvass painted white ana
stretched on wooden frames. The bath
is formed by three vertical screens
six feet high and five feet wide, set az
an angle of 100 degrees so as 20 re-
feet the suns rays inside, the top De-
ing left open
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-12

Dublin.-The senate of the National
University of ireland has forwarded
20 London a resolution requesting the
government to introduce legislation
enabling Belgian medical students 10
complete their courses and obtain their
degrees in English schools.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-12
CHORDS AND
DLSCORDS

ONE OF 3. L. It's contribs sends in
the following: The wife keeps track
OF expenditures. Corsets and garters
are charged 10 insurance and upkeep.'
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-12

WITH so many weddings in Off
eiai Washington the past year" OBJ
serves Eric. lit strikes me the public
should not have been surprised 10
hear OF Q divorce" ING.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-12

Barlin.-An official report on labor
conditions in Germany during the
year 1914 has just been issued. 1t
shows that the total number of strikes
which occurred in 1914 after the out
break of the war was "a. involving
only LIDO work neonls- ThAr ware
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-12

THE report that Roger Sullivan o
Chicago feels all broken up over th'
resignation OF Mr.. Bryan is denied n!
no less an authority than one R Sui
Ivan.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-12

THE arguments OF the Grocers' and
Butchers association in favor OF en-
forcement OF the pound ordinance
should have some weight.-Peoris
Transcript. Yes. IL the consumer is
not TO be Obliged continuing 10 pay
for the butchers hand.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-12

'BRYAN's split with the president
long brewing. Headline. Ignatz says
he always thought there wasn't any
brew in grape Juice.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-12

ONE % the big city papers prints
picture with the statement. Here is
one OF the starving little MeXicans.'
The child Is shown carrying an arm
full OF fruit. OF course. the child may
not have known that the fruit was
good 10 eat