davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-12-30
ARders0n Manure l0ader

leading the spreader. Operated by .
man and . team, loads up to so loads a
day. Cleans barns, feed lots, manure
piles, etr. Cuts the cost Of hauling
manure so per cent. Makes your hard
est job easy. Ask about it Write to-
day for description and price.
Anderson Mfg. Factory
tie So. Elmvsood Ave
KAN SAS CITY, MO.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-12-30
Maflo1,IlN 0uA

P,ok a the arus A1sleluin buos
~ naEo th1ir ODDonlQne& IAW osv
~ = oo1trsl oslos ~ neerne
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-12-30
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING.

The annual meeting of the stock
holders OF The First National Bank
viii be held At It's office In tho City OF.
Canon city. County OF Fremont ana
State Of CeloraAo. on the eleventh day
OF January. 1915. at four O'Clock In
the afternoon for the election oe nine
directuFn for the ensuing year and 1ur
The trAAnActt0n Of 0uch other buoinana
- ~ properly come hsEoFe tho
A. J. TURNER
cAahiss. /
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-12-30

vlsirlpta olorGR IN PvGDlo
c. @. 0stbo IN tAis Atsarncon to
|spsad sev4a, Aayn WITH biz sister
Inn. J. 7. Enncll 4 PuaA,o.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-12-30
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nsunusn yoa oivo . 1vsAollas ~
= - gaa1sA NV ~ oosun1 olpos
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-12-30

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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-12-30

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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-12-30

State Of Colombo.
County OF Fremont.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT, ELEv
ENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
GEORGE b. ADAMS.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-12-30

First Pub. Dec. 16. 1915,
Last Pub. Feb. 10. 1916.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-13
IRON IN WATER

Hsff a Part Per mui'9u 81 irCa ir
water ts GefrctabfE By taste and more
than Or 6 parts makes water ee-
palatahte tn souF~ mIaerai springs
tron IL the constituent watch iuparrs
q medicinal vatu- 90 tbs water bGf
srsfnartfY w is undesirable More
than SIS parts per mlliioe tu water
ussst f1r taaafsrfsE asatss a stain ec
tne ciofhss tr1a E1gst D. rrmoVef
FROM wstsr from Whiea Bee ts maGs. Or
a eloaty. aIscoforef product VIII ~
safs "A truu coafrEf % over 9 Or
parts PEI mfiiion in water used fa tsr
nsanufacfuru % paper VIII sttln ere
paper tfon ts harmful fs water
esd far sfsaaa fnE. f1r o. Eel ts sdzt-
fferfum win acids watch igsttr tEe
hoffsr hscons Gfssceiafet. VITA thF
rssafs traf tas free ariss crrrcItr che
boiler pfsfsss Bat ne smo1nf % iron
eartsst m soiagioa ~ most wurrrs ts
SO srnalf that the fas1azT ff does Co
sfsari tcfisrs ssaFraiir smauGts Co
Issfs.
waters savfrE q niEh t~rr coatsns
nave ~ sorrr s,aeess Wesrr fkev Fave
s@ea gsest ss effv supplies. ragsed ar
tazrnsrss saessnt % treuhir sac sv
p~ase. Zoe sher ssver ere GROWTH 81
erwrofhrtx 60 sueh q fezrrs taaE tk~
water pipes BECOME eiaEEsd WifE re
frea shsashs - snsf or<sntsra. rss
r~nHessi 81 trpr frues Wstsr IL sonsr-
tines easv sat sEsia TsrV dfireu.f .
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-13

Johnny uoxey. aged rourteen. went
10 bed one night with a splitting head
ache The next morning he remained
IN slumber. and no effort TO awaken
him svalled He did not seem TO be
In pain. sleeping TRANQUILITY. He re
muined asleep week after week, month
after month and year after year. He
needed very little food. and that was
given him by various methods devised
by the doctors. he slept seven years
IN the same room, in which no change
was made during that time.
when Johnny went to sleep a little
girl thirteen years old was his best
chum." as be called her. They were
In the same class in the same school
and used 70 Study their lessons togeth-
er. for Lucy Treadwell lived directly
across the street from Johnny. and
they had not far 10 go TO reach each
other. Lucy grew from childhood to
womanhood. seeing almost daily per
son Of the opposite sex who was in a
perpetual slumber.
One day Johnny showed signs OF
waking For a week there was hope
that he would do so, but those about
him had been SO often disappointed
that they had lost confidence in his
recovery. But he did awaken. and
when he came 70 himself he was
alone.
He lay for some tine, after becoming
conscious, with closed eyes. thinking
OF bis sufTerings ''the night before"
os he supposed Il was, and feeling
much relieved 10 be out Of pain. Then
ne attempted TO turn on his other side
He was surprised 70 find himself very
weak Lying IN bed without using
his muscles had taken his strength
While on his back he opened his eyes.
stiU seeing nothing bur the ceiling
Hearing a step IN the room. ne turned
So that he could see n young woman
sitting beside a window reading. She
was unknown 70 him. When Johnny
as p boy had awakened IN the morning
and did not have TO 20 TO school he
usually lay in bed reading.
lis this Saturday," he asked.
The girl started, and Johnny was as
tonlshed at the sound OF his voice. The
xirI rose excitedly, came TO his bed
side, then ran Immediately out OF the
room. Johnny in his amazement
rhrushed about aud While doing so put
his hand TO his face. It was covered +
with hair.
What IN the world he began.
And. sitting up in bed, he saw In mir
ror the reelection OF n man. he was
BE moved, and the re
lection moved. After It had followed
several OF his movements ne covered /
his face with the bedclothes and gave [
way 10 a nervous chilli
Hearing persons hurryinE Into the /
room. be threw OF the clothes. HIS /
mother looking much older than 'the /
night before" ran into the room. fol 4
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-13
The Daily Story
His Best CHUNKY Eunice Blake

lowed by the young woman. who had
gone out OF it, and. taking him in her
! arms. sobbed;
My dear boyl Heaven be thanked
What is it, MOTHER cried the az.
frighted John Something strange has
happened. How big / am. How rough
my voice! | seem TO have grown to be
a man overnightI''
You have grown to be man. dear
but not overnight You went 70 bed
one night when you were a boy and
have slept continuously ever since"
There was silence for some time
while a realization Of this singular an
nouncement was working its way into
Johns brain. Then he asked dozen
questions so rapidly that his mother
found difficulty in answering one be-
fore another came forth. Finally he
pointed to the girl. who seemed as
much affected by his recovery as his
mother. and asked who she was
"She is-was-your best chum. Lucy
TreadweH.
Good gracious" exclaimed John
wonderingly. rs that Lucyg"
yes. I'm Lucy. I've prayed for your
waking ever since your long sleep be
gan"
"She has been here nearly every day
since your slumber began" said Johns
mother.
And happened to be here when
woke" said John. and he put out both
hands to her. What q woman you've
grown to be! How Old are you-I
mean how old am u"
You're twenty and you know
that I'm a year younger chan you.
That makes me twenty. Can you see
any trace Of your best chum' in me?"
a trace only" replied John. You
were a pretty little girl then. you are
n beautiful waman now
Mrs. HoEey said she must go.apd
call the doctor at once. John must not
get excited and take no action what
ever till the doctor had seen him and
given directions concerning him.
John obeyed the first injunction bur
soon forgot an about the last His
mother had no sooner left the room
than he reached for Lucy's hand and
drew her to a seat beside him.
so you have been here constantly
since 1 have been in Sunderland.
Why did you come 50 regularly
Lucy turned away her head.
you were my best chum.' and you
have proved yourself worthy Of the
name. don't seem TO know whether
I'm boy or man. I remember the kiss
T gave you yesterday mean before 7
went TO sleep. ] wonder. should kiss
you now. would it tnste the sameT'
Il don't know" was the reply. the
face still averted.
John put his arms about her. drew
her down TO him and kissed her.
IT'S worth a Thousand Of the 9th
ars." he said
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-13

Yards The more I have studied these
two subjects the more convinced I
have become that both are destined
somcday either o. my daF or after
my day-to become great national is-
sues 20 the country and iu an the civ-
ilEod countries % the earth.
Believing that principles % import
aucs o. humanity are az stake iu both
propositions thr efforts that have
made have been a labor of love. and
the criticism that 4 have received FOR
shat / have tried 90 DO. and have iu
part succeeded iu DOING. has not dis
farleI nay silrIber Hr.rE human 4
have OF course made us misiasss-
mistakes o4 the head and not 1f the
heart. t1re-arI have aluaFr done
ms best But for the footprints left
H rlr sands OF slime" lu aIErear.uG iu
e1asreEE t5r taking ul profit clt at
var and preparation Tor var. ana ir
opposing che TAYLOR SYSTEM. q have no
apologies 90 make. and DO u1F believe
@ ever vll Havs.
SO reason fHr thinking enc ram-
"a g. fH rat.11atIzr tEr manufacture
% al ululfi1as OF ear uifi endure %
chat 20 fs based on "a prlrciuir that Ir
riEhf. Ert ttat 90 is she most practical
step fssE can BE- taken today by au tEc
saf 1as fa the iaterrsf uf intsruafi1ua'
peace AID fr atditi1u government
viii mean that millions
n dollars viii b. sasef annually 90
re taxpayers az result of tho ale
ready delr1usfrasef ability Uf Uncle
sam % manufacture az c1Et much
srl1u ttF prices % che ~ar frGst ari
.kaE tke a1Fsaira sE1 reTsCF1 ere Ia
Dor % artaailV making enc munitions
Hfft receive higher wages ara better
s1rEfes coalitions thau che rmp'urrs
5F ere ring af private contractor 20
s~tre.
Private arms. srm1- a1t auwur,-
ton manufacture afuays have been
Bad ataaVs atii t- fianliEE menace
.1 peace ThFF start che ball rolling
81 uaF.ae cations disfrga'fsf ~ one
ssat1eF. ard tt-a in irtueils them 90
lterUrrparr for var Does anyone
i11tf tfal CD TIE European nations bad
s1s Been E1 1verprrparFi for var 'hFf
sas't have BEEN Do vs'iIrE f1 have
-atere5 inf1 ltr
F1~t-rafe Indeed v1ulI ar Dow tor
rIs rattoH To-Day f flr E1rrrra-rf
.af a monopoly 81 the manufacture .
pr att mguitlors % var. De- is noe tG~
.FrraFF American. the man vl1 wifi
.e required t1 Co the fEht.aE and pav
le bills f rr become Fm1ru.ifI OIL Q
no Egrgpeza errrict. who iE leopard /
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-13

sszz- 10 taiisslz sssps fhsf p-iorifF
"a also ctslaase - Wuilsra azG My
college. vlreialz. THIS iassitsstoa BE-
declared 20 Eaas ksG form of tss
eoaer sFsgsca ls fTrs. aat o. Eagr ie-
ssa-4see'f II tsrp9xs Bee Frafg4tss ia-
60 80 crtvsrsifg % Elrx.sia. Tbr
t1uor % es1a1llsa.aE fas sgrsssz hss
aIsa tesr claimed Coz tas CElr~FsitF
~ sarfF Caru1fea
rte-e are lzsfisaa1es wtsrf D.
rlfar canflt.1zs mfiifafr aEsInas tas
a-1grtaa ~ ~ e1-1- sFsrezz- DO
~arrF ur ufrtuae. ce~e '~- 20 ere
sa.fFslr. -Eeaf1r.-af ssatra-tss arG
~rrtair r.Hsa-F sehaats are e.f-t ir
tlts eerer~sf7a sL 1ossps1s ssrzf-
cary. 81 l1e~s1 $50 reports fGff
-fse rasa-sffF roo esaraefrr asp.r-
rr fH- se- G-.rssseef Goes roF -fgufr~
rFr rocrr sFst~rr on Far oFE~r
n1rf fr a1sr ailfa-T l-ss.szti1cs O.
rtrra-e % s1-r- rel con stferrG o.
rr-t1ls az 1~sss= as % Fave fserife
eerrfFtss already ererffef 49, 10
ee-1- frsfrr1 fs roasifsrrf ascssssrg
ets.rrf ore frankly nup1sr
f.r tre1r sVsf~-l. Ire rrssifssf %
.IfrE college declares tss. TO ask 81
ssafrrt s0 sjrs a pledge that ~ has
~1s eHraF-f .- - eTa1iuafton - iiF~
ssf.-E a rvrgfatfs man % hang up a
s.rr ta BIS store chat h@ dos no. use
Short srlrEts
a few lnsriszfiouH are cited as hav-
iaE tried re system and declared i' a
fsflerr
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-13
4 smooth wedding.

Lexington. Ky, Newsl.
one % the most superb affairs that
the citizens OF Lexington have wit
messed for quite a long while. was
brought 10 bear by the uniting tn holy
wediock OF Miss MARY Elizabeth Stew
art and Mr. Louis Monroe Ford. At
the beginning the day was one OF
gloom, hut late In the morning the
clouds became scattered. and ar the
noon hour the sun pecped out and
strcamed through tho windows of the
old historic church, adding cheer and
enthusiasm 90 the superb occasion.
Each Individual or the bridal party
performed his o. her part as perfect
Is as n guided by a guardian angel.
and the entire performance was one OF
rare beauty. portrayins all 81 the ac-
curacy OF a piece OF well oiled mschin.
cry.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-13
CLIMATE AND DISTRIBUTION
OF PLAGrE-

rEr srrefre ~ --rts.e sfrss f-1n
Diseases $3.50. Fave Translated rs.Es
@ rre ts GFcEt.Fr rErr5a-
Nr ssarr ii t1EEf .r rrrEslr
s ef ta H.sE.uaa ureE af
.saE ...rF.r ras re4 severely
rrHr r.# raeG-e E,aEar. enc Madras
sr t-r has eEsr Affected r1 a Fr-
arsf eEr~ To acersaF for
..t .anrs.E. has been one OF ttr
@ a-es.res raetraatar tse Brit
.s eaaalss.Es or t.F a-as.r .e Co.,
1a.
ueserr basza- Tel ~aea~f b. too
q srrsr ssrEsE rats tao rar rfa ts
la- FsreE a rs-esF che ai-us .s trans
ported f-eH rae sr usa. As plague
-Ft rom place t1 s.Fer .a ta~
lef.-a 90 .et-etr. sFaf asT local cor
t.tio-s E~ref.rs ftr Survival % these
'rsrets are o. importance in deter
s'a'rE ere ta1 ife % che rF Etaofs
eead f7 rfrger p.aEue rec 1fndTas
nav ts1s oW~ .fs Comparative tm-
ugnfsF fe rEFf fg tfs warm climate
rrrast7ss ts rertE~~ restricted By rEe
&et fsaF a l1u.iFirE c1mp1ratlve'f
Doe a-f cry o,zir separates ere areas
81 ata. N0.@eHa .Ee .a" more
sEmt ard cool rFEi1cs especially 10
tee eerte % ere 1-rstdeueT. TIE die
trt-ts wEicE tavF suTsrrG most 70
ssrza's eses osssr Gel being thr most
~.seatse and coolest reslras i- ths
pres sfeurF. b1f ttFV also tavs ere
een-srtr-fessr t~ e1muon that fhrF
are ts closest g-1Nia.itF ~ infested
ar-as os.s.te ere Madras pres dcacy-
ts "a ef~ea't 60 estimate tss rc'a-
tive trrortancs o. ter facilities a-1ff
90 Coz ths trsrsso-t % insects from
f-f~-tst % gEfnfrctst localities and
ere e..@stae aEssetss. EsTusobiF thsT
save en- tE~ siEnteeancs ~ Gt-rrrnt
Fiarss TIE sstr4o-ytinary susessti-
sftv @ Madras rats - riaErs. -
-erffzE 90 TIE f1rruz1 % sss Atas-s-
eaa WrGteaT Nsso. atts1. szEErsss
t1ar sts r-gss-s fnmsaitF % she Pro
v.ses - uot sxrsrttsssi aa1 yhss fhs
Mat-a.f r-ssiEsrcV Eas escaped
szaEzs roe siE1xssssr b~cagss % ths
we5cs have sesu aGosse4
% prevsar re- sp~sss fsrtrE re pres
sst pes4s@ir. bgs tsrEe.y owfaE 90 .
.tfGafie or eeEsr rsrs isrissss
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-13
IFALTHTAL7
William Brady.n.D.
Tricks Of the Trade.

Not our trade We are referring
rather 90 the nostrum evil On the
title
This remedy just remedy now.
used 90 o. cure before th~ govern
Gcuf Fut Interested in ttr busiusss-
-this remedy contaius NO opium
ehIoFai. morphine or cocaine You've
seen such statements. % course Well.
shat does the stun contain Alcohol.
Hsroinr Cod~iur What ls the manu-
fEcturer trying 20 conceal hy telling
yoa all th~ things his nosfrun doesn't
contaiuF % sounds susp'cioua--iH
saspiciD1s. one label stated Con
tains No narcotic % any kind Yet
the uostrum ~as IS Per cent alcohol
ard alcohol e. a narcotic n there o.
such a thins
The Anonymous specialist
The -smiusnt specialist dodge
helps 90 foisf q iot % worthless dope
on iruoesut people The eminent
SPECIALIST % this trick - conspicuous
By hts anonymity. his emizence you
take for granted. but bis uare e. none
% yoar busiaess You are supposed
60 pGt down ysar r1ousy and sEaiio<
T.
o. makes yuu wore. ere -e-1lneat
e specialist Will no dolbt explain ere
fsiiars. TIE ~staiurut sEeciaiist-
s.aaas for q terrible ias % lies cay By
9sT whsasvss Tog So him IN priut.
wifh his name missing. yon may ex-
pet . pretty tail rrrvarscafioa 20
cc-ss ho5pirE aioak close behind
~Hu-t-~ls % doctors r-sscrih~ ard
-reo=Esaf tsts treaszent That's
another trick % the trade. u every
sity there is Usually doctor OF tao
- ertr1iEai o. Immoral OF uEprof-s-
sioaai stamp. whosr szdoFssaaeai can
- lad for = saaE Hs has ro,hinx
10 lose is leading his saz~ 60 crooked
sgssn~ss nee. Sc eant stink any low
= IL ths ss.irsafton % The pablo So
- gathers q Eza=y q stray p~rny 81 ]
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-13

The Excelsior Band viii begin next
week on trvin 90 learn to play cts
Lonr. Long Way to Tippe-ary."
They viI walk 20 TickvIle while
p-actirlur
Washington Hooks left late tonight
for parts unknown. huf is expected
back early tomorrow morning with a
side Cf meat
one of the wheels ran OFT Of tho
Tin Pedduer's wagon yesterday. while
eur1u's 20 This place. and be has
gone back 90 look for &C..
The Assistant Coroner attended "a
dance on Muskct Ridge last Saturday
night. but did not do any good.
The rer chicken OF Little Fiditv
Flinders passed away last week. ana
be has taken q seat boz the chicken
house until the old hen can hatch him
another one.
The town Of Thunderation. in the
calf Ribs section. is reported 20 be on
"a boom. the Mail Carrier having de-
Nvered FIVE mail order catalogues
there TO one day
Miss Ccndola Henstep was smiled
ar by g bachelor near Bounding Bill
lows one day this week, and she is
planning 90 pass there again this
week
After mans 40 he doesn't worry
half as much about a blonde hair on
his shoulder as about dandruff on his
collar.
-E1,--a BINGHAM
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-13
THE TAvEHHER WAR Trust
LETTERS.


f- thiE issue % Tas Argus appears
ere e11elgdfcE ietfsr % tie series
Uristea By Coasrsssmaa clyde o.
rasFrrer. ~EpasieE the ~W1rld-wils
oar trust TE~rr have been 30 of
.aFH ie all. and ft~r constitute one
~ fEr most rolplGss records that hes
ever been made trr tse purpose o.
asgeat.er s1 fss people for a isEisia-
f.Er reform
Err Tarrlarr Eaf tw1 offsets lr
We've r~r being f1 lrarr about rEcIl-
s.Er aelufs..lrr HF ESQ EcFrrrEelf
H rF var materials frHe1f af tav-
rE fHr work done tF private c1EtrEes
a-| Hs rE1rtHrr+ g-1rss. and ere 9TH
rT stamp OIL. sEr rFFITr system fr
r1rerrTHrr a.rE The time n-f e.
Gore 90 has devoted fe tts task ss1v
-re r.aErrr ~ nan ter people sf erie
r-'e. -Eu~ .Hrerr fa represent fErre
.r rH.srrss ffr Ess E~er careful aaf
rr.retTFfsr a~f trs acquired q ta1r-
r.r. tanvfrfr- ef Dts saHf~f H~
Doe b-arr~ HeFc1r sr farts ere ear-
r=rf.arr - srF 10 FRI ere tersEsfrE
rars FFerr Lei esN RI tFfre rs World
uf- frEss wEt~f works system
Frt.sl.F Fr errsFr rrrrEFF fF~ frs
wares. are rtsr ere Tarf1~ system
wFer fErtv applied refTres raa
v7rf'Hr srfrr f 90 e. eoafiff1r tiftis
Better mar slavery
TIE o-rresse-sn's te-sers o. ths
two sHbi-~fs have sssrarfrf raHaFrv-
Vff- sffrrtf7~ ara ufFH11s ga~sttaat
FF=v w Fav- rerrsne~s esrrr
Teae tsrtstsrr1r aes ere policies ~
tss fsfser frsurr sist E1rr~usrels
srssrsfs
tte raTeer-r $40 t-t~rsrf 90 rscr-
f1rr aFesrarlz- Die u8rs .a BE clos
-7E letters. ee be- ees fsE-- rt srf
ae en- Ffvl-r OF ais sr4sirfsn t-tf
Efs..Frtsr. fss tssF ~ ere series BE-
.HE lgFifF-r ss Era &rs8afr
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-13
rfrY MAKING coon

Rock tsttnf has roe aust fa nsF~
good tts premises f7 enc territory
whica De- has aaaeE-d fgriaE enc last
eauplt % yeaes. Last rfsa.aE ..r
eaa4a4issiGs passed rVa aarr er...a.
aaces sxteuaiaa lmGfevea1rrts .e Dew
districts 6f south N1et fsaef Waa.
has been dsas Iu this Hee LEI usrrass
tae test zssraetg fHat enc Beol o.
whose a.inissiaa ta tae elfr .s row
sought have az basis feF favsrfe'F
alfHsa
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-13
TIE HONOR SYSTEM IN COL
LECEs

stu6suss - tss universities saG
colleges Ca tss raust states srs
cati~~ ta~ ~hsras svstres. acce-.i ~
60 baii~tia hsse issued ~ ere Cn5s-
ed sesfss bgreas % sesesfion. -
these. 81 pc csns are situated east
% enc Nissfssfpsi AT seuss ~ WaseE
and ptSaa's tias. q gsr eraf are .a
SsN Eaxiaaa ealv 50 PSI cert are
fsr wes-n. whfis So Per esnt srs
e0.ssiac sefonat
while tne Cstssrstty 81 vtrEiuis hss
sirose universally eeee credited wiss
bag ne o~fEsea.sr % me ecror sTs-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-13

War Truaf 90 o.
close
Before dotnE 90
p~rhzua I should
call attention 20
fh~ farr - my
readers already
krow that since 1
have been q mem
her % congress.
ard even before I
have beer making.
a. besf I could. an
effort 90 bring
about the govern
rneut manufacture
% all munitions %
var. and 20 pre-
vent the instaiia
ton o. the Taylor
system Of shop
management 10 the
government ar
snals aud navy
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-13
CHORDS AND
DLSCORDS

TAFT and Roosevelt met face TO
face today FOR the first time in four
years. And. appropriately. Il was at
the funeral OF mutual friend az
New Haven. Conn. both serving as
pallbcarers.
WITH so many % the leading poll
ticians OF Terre Haute behind prison
bars elections in that city the next
few years promise 20 be rather tame
affairs
FURTHER proving that there is
nothing in a name Mr.. Tough has just
died in Cook county. Natural causes,
too. 81 might be explained.
N kissing the modern girl we are
warned OF the danger Of contracting
painters collie. II will have 10 be
called by more scary name II IL IS
expected 10 have the effect Of keeping
the boys and girls apart.
THOMAS Kat receives his mail at
Centerville. Ind.
JUST as we were getting ready 10
wave our white ribbons in greetings
TO England comes a war correspond
ent 10 tell US that Tommy Atkins gets
his daily portion OF wine and rum in
the trenches. and that he gives the
merry merry TO the thought Of his
country climbing on the water wagon.
NEW York ought 20 breathe easier
nov that Vic Huerta. former presi-
dent OF Mexico. who has arrived in
that city. announces he comes TO this
country for pleasure only. tt would
have been just like Vic 90 have shot
up Broadway Just 70 observe how the
natives behaved under FIRE.