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Evening journal., 1915-10-27

From the outset of our difficulties
with Germany the administration in
Washington has correctly perceived
that the very gravity Of these diifer-
ences made it impossible TO open any
discussion with Great Britain until
the German incident was closed.
In the Lusitania massacre more
than a hundred American citizens, in
cluding many women and children,
were wantonly murdered. The crime
against humanity was indefensible;
the offense against a friendly neutral
state passed anything in previous
precedents Il was a justifiable cause
for war, had this country chosen to
take up arms.
But this country did not choose to
take up arms. II contented itself with
demanding that the act be disavowed,
that Germany make proper remunera-
ton, so far as it was possible, and
desist from further murderous oper-
ations.
Now, so far as the Tribune knows
there has never been any German
compliance with our demands. The
case between the United States anc
Germany growing out of the Lusitanis
crime stands exactly where it did OF
tho morning when we first faced tn,
news Of the killing.
In this state of facts, what fac
can the United States make to tn
British in our difference with them
Can we, while we have failed {
press our case for reparation 70
murder, force an issue with Ems
land over larceny? Can we expel
that London or Paris will believe "
are in earnest in our demand whiC
concerns dollars, while we still pi
tiently suffer German unresponsiv
ness in the matter OF lives?
Does Mr.. Wilson consider what pl
sition he will place his country /
both in American and foreign eye
If he begins 10 use vigorous langual
in regard to American property. viii
his vigorous words on American liv'
are still unanswered?
Can this country afford to esta
lish a reputation for weighing do
lars above lives? Shall il be trut
fully said that we let murder go u
explained, without disavowal, witho
reparation. because it was political
advantageous to pursue the thi
rather than the murderer?
Evening journal., 1915-10-27
NEW BOOKS AT THE LIBRARY

The following new books have been |
added to the Library:
Aitken. J. r. Christ Of the men Of
Art.
Altsheler, ]. A. Guns Of Bull Run.
Bennerman. Helen. Story OF little
black Sambo.
Baynes, h. II. Wild bird guests.
Beatty. Arthur. comp. Study outline
on contemporary drama
Beveridge, A. j. What is back of the
war.
Bloomfield. Meyer. Readings in vo-
cational guidance.
Bostwick. A. e. Making Of an Amer
leans library.
Chamberlain, II. S. The Wagnerian
drama; an attempt TO inspire bet
ter appreciation of Wagner as a
dramatic poet
Dali. w. n. Spencer Fullerton Baird;
a biography. including selections
from his correspondence with Au-
dubon, Agassiz, Dana and others.
Daniels. II. Med Girl and her chance.
Dewey. John. German philosophy and
politics.
Fornaro. Carlo de. Corranza and
Mexico.
Friswell. J. II. Gentle life essays
in aid Of the formation OF character
Graves. A. p. & Pertwee. G. Reci-
ter's treasury of Irish verse and
prose.
Guiterman. Arthur. The laughing
muse.
Hill. Mabel & Davis. Philip. Civics
for new Americans.
Hunting, H. p. Story Of our Bible.
Leblanc Maurice. Confessions OF
Arsene Lupin.
Leupp, f. f. Walks about Washing
ton.
Levison. J. ]. Studies of trees.
Macdonald G. Il. Spanish-Englisf
and English-Spanish commercial
dictionary.
Northend, NJ. H. Historic homes o
New England.
Power. F. l.. List of stories and pro
grams for story hours.
Problems OF readjustment after th
war.
Rhodes. Fl. G. In vacation America.
Rice. II. H. Concrete-block manufaS
ture.
Russell. A. G. b. The engravings
William Blake.
Schwarze. ". \. John Hus, the maj
tyr Of Bohemia.
Scott. A. A. II. Reinforced concrei
in practice; a textbook for tho'
engaged upon structural works.
shaw. A. II. Story Of a pioneer.
Standing. p. c. Guerilla leaders
the world. from Charlotte to /
Wet.
Stewart. Mrs. f. p. Letters on q
elk hunt. by a woman homesteade
Thomas register OF American man
, facturers Oct 1915.
Thorpe. F. n. An American irul
Evening journal., 1915-10-27
erRMAN BRuTAIrrY AND BRITISH RECRUITING.

TVERMANY never seems to lose an opportunity 10
VI commit murderous-minded military excesses that
arouse British Indignation and stimulate recruiting
The murder of Miss Edith Cavell the English nurse
is a noteworthy example OF Teutonic brutality and
stupidity
It shocked the world and, at the same time supplied
10 the recruiting forces in Great Britain the argument
they needed to mpe Brons to enlist for military SER
vice against her slayers.
Every Zeppelin outrage upon non-combatant persons
and property IN England has served the same purpose
and AZ the same time strengthened the hope that exists
throughout the civilized world that Germany as part
punishment for its military and naval brutality VIII
lose sienally in the great now in progress
Evening journal., 1915-10-27
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Evening journal., 1915-10-27
GEMS OF THOUGHT

Men of the noblest disposition think themselves hap
piest when others share their happiness with them
Jeremy Taylor.
.-.-:-s
Il have filled him with the Spirit Of God. in wisdom
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Evening journal., 1915-10-27

farm; its selection and manage
ment for profit and for pleasure.
walling, E. e. Socialists and the
war.
Warnes. A. R. Coal tar distillation
and working up of tar products.
Evening journal., 1915-10-27

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Evening journal., 1915-10-27
MR.. DULANEY AT
ASRURY TONIGHT

AT the anniversary services in As
bury NJ. L. Church last evening, the
Rev. Asbury Burke of North Fast,
Md, preached the sermon. Notwith-
standing the bad weather, the SER
vices we're largely attended Among
the visiting ministers was the Rev.
e. H. Dashiell.
The Rev. Henry S. Dulaney Of Grace
Church, Salisbury, Md. will be the
preacher tonight.
Evening journal., 1915-10-27

II is announced in Washington that better condi-
tons prevail in Mexico since the de facto government
headed by General Carranza has been recognized That
may be true sense, but months will elapse before
all the disturbing elements have been overcome and
conditions restored to normal. Carranza's hand
will be strengthened by the recognition that soon
will be accorded to his government by the great Euro
pean Powers. Diplomatic steps looking to such recog-
milton already have been taken. both in the European
captals and in Washington. All Of that must be ex-
ceedinely discouragng to villa, zapata and other am
bitions Mexcans who arrayed against Carranza.
Apparently the policy of "watchful waiting" is not
applcable 10 affairs Of the heart.
Evening journal., 1915-10-27
ARMIES FIGHT ON
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Evening journal., 1915-10-27

An electric light company at Vera Cruz suffered
dage in the course of events in Mexico; and II he
ing owned by British capital. the British Embassy AZ
Washington has handed bill to our government
Shall we pay-or fight? And this is only beginning
There English enterprises in Mexico with hills
for damages; and German and French and Dutch en-
ferprises likewise.
Evening journal., 1915-10-27

he AFHocIatIon Of
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this
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-19
ANNEXATION AN OPPORTUNITY WHICH
NO LIVE CITY COULD AFFORD TO LOSE


sa q sa se u h expansion and for the improvement
familiar serious thought that
thls shsuit 60
An uni1provse always been Of Rock
leading
too nns ksp fawu the h praetH plan ever
snrs - piass M oauH< which compares With that Of IT.
tssfia< rivals fsr
sEenm with horror that Il
v0uid b. hat $4,000
rrisf ~
e - ~ 'ns vheHf iaereae 81 ore pnny In the rate
- tarafien Ter nsnispsi
this line
Moline slvis has
pnfef ss sry opr direct roaa Into Rural set The trade
hardly pa.sshs
~ stp~adsd r. Nous f. prepared make whatever Improve
q
leland blur sri the trade which
ziz
roads three mnes north toward Mercer com
trade that should
engaged IN similar enterprises
cxpsndnE immense 70 build
Vie after mile ~ road In
directions the city has been
hnf
o. 81 this sort
had IN village, miles
paving last few and II 4
CoionH hriiEs built % have hard road IRON >' 70
Be-
mere - Ninth and
Rock
such conditions have been tolerated
which much the future welfare
n b =
The annerntn Rock Is
Keep helping from river 70
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-19

height and their sloping sides are
covered with orchards and little
farms. At Cairo. where II joins the
Mississippi. the country is low and
fat The surface OF the Ohio is often
ten feet higher than any street in
Cairo. which is protected by a high
emhankment or levee which generally
holds IN time OF food. I said the Ohio
Joined the Mississippi I did not say
10 empued into 50 as the old geograph-
les had 10. Some time IL does empty
into &C.. but much of the time the Mis-
sissippi emptics into the Ohio flood
and IS lost in ITS great volume.
Falls 26 Feet.
The Ohio falls % feet in two miles
az Louisville. A government canal
obviates the difficulty. Louisville is a
large and interesting city. the greatest
tobacco market in the world and the
home OF Henry Watterson. Between
Cincinnati and Wheeling. ". Va,
manufacturing cities and towns are
numerous and from WheelJE 10 Pitts
rurch. 90 miles. they are almost con
t.uuous. The whole district is very
hive Of industry and the river winds
through 10 quietly, giving life and
beauty 10 IL all The first steamboat
used on western rivers was built at
Pittsburgh in 1911 and thousands of
steamboats, and barges have been
built there since. Even vessels for the
foreign trade have been built there
and ioated down at food stage 20 the
ocean. The largest and most power
full tuEboats in the world are owned at
Pittsburgh. They are used 70 tow inn
mense fleets Of coal and steel products
20 southern markets. The Ohio river
was a great factor in opening up the
west 10 trade settlements and com
merce. The government is building
series OF dams and locks 10 Canalize
the Ohio and make easy navigation for
heavy boats and barges all through
the usual period of low water. All
who are going on the steamer Morn
inE Star trip 10 Pittsburgh should
read The Crossing. by Winston
Churchill and the Winning of the
Vest by Theodore Roosevelt, to get
the light that is thrown on the Ohio
In these most interesting books
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-19
S. J. COLLINS
ON The CAMPAIGN
Candidate for Mayor Address
es Letter 20 Voters Of
Rock Island.
FEATURE OF CONTEST
Confidently Submits His Cause
TO Voters on His Stand on
Public Questions.
To Tho People Of Rock Island:

To the People 81 Rock Island:
on the eve Of the campaign which
ends with the close Of the polls on
Tuesday evening. I wish To express
ny appreciation of the support prom
lsed me by the people In all sections
Of the city. Indicating that my election
By a large majority + assured IL
has been my purpose during my CAM
pAign 10 Interview personally n many
~ the people Of the city n possible,
hut the limitations Of time and phySi-
cal possibilities Of course made Il inn
possible 10 see more than compara-
lively small portion OF the voters.
But I am persuaded that the people
81 Rock Island are In position To
choose Inteiligently between the can
dIdaieS for mayor. At the very be-
ginning Of the campaign I presented
a comprehensive platform. which has
been brought To the attention OF every
citizen.
In our campaign We have absolutely
refrained from discussion or stale
ments rejecting upon the character
or private life and affairs Of our OPP
posing candidate But we have sought
60 make cur position clear on all ques-
iions 81 municipal concern. and also
have not hesitated 90 point out some
81 the men who have been pariica-
larIy active In our opponents behalf
in this campaign
Relieving that We have given the
PEOPLE a clear understanding OF the
issues OF the campaign. that they viii
act fairly and eon>cientiously upon
them. I submit my cause 20 the peo-
pie
Yours for a Better and Greater Rock
Island, STEPHEN J. COLLINS,
Candidate for Mayor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-19
LARGE PARTY FOR
PITTSBURGH TRIP
Captain Blair 20 Have Fine Crowd on
Morning star When She sails
on May 4.
TO TAKE JOURNEY or 1880 NILES
People From Tri-CiiieS Arc 20 BE
Joined by Numbers Prom Sur
rounding Points.

I Captain Walter A. Blair. Who an
nlaiiy takes a party for a trip in
I southern waters on his paiatial steam
81. the Morning Star. is enthusiastic
over what he has 10 offer his friends
on hts next sailing. MAY :. for Pitts
hurEh. j. is 20 be a trp Of 1900
miles. Those who have already made
/ reservations are:
Mr.. and Mrs. L. -. Fisher. Mr. and
Mrs. julius Hasier. Mr.. and Mrs "
r. Wiese. Miss Norma wiese. Miss
Edna Wicse. Mrs. Mary A. Reed. Miss
Evelyn Reed. J. T. Seaman. ". II. Sea
man. George ". Cope. Mr and
Airs. Louis Weise. Davenport,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ Jundn.
Fairfield. Iowa: Mr.. and Mrs ?. C.
Kristenscn. Cedar Rapids. Iowa. Nj
and Mrs. .. J. Dutton. Grand juno
ton. Iowa; Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Brad
ley. Centerviiie. Iowa: Mr.. and Mrs
George Richmond. Rock Island. Mr..
and Mrs. ". T. Swanson. Mystic. Iowa
Airs. Lucy Cabeen. Keithsburg. Ill:
sir. and Mrs James Murray. Mrs. E
X. Hayes. Galva. III: Mr.. and Mrs. ".
o. Ransom. Burlington. Iowa. Captain
a. =. Taber. Keokuk. Iowa: Captain
81
sfrs. White. Miss Helen c. White. Iowa
city. Mrs Phil HcrzoE. 81. Paul.
MINI. Miss Fannie ". Estes. Miss
Eliza Y. Estes. Galesburg. H.
Important Place in Geography.
The Ohio holds an important place
an geography. history and commerce.
SAYS Captain Blair. 1T Is called the
Rhine Of America. At Cincinnati you
never hear n citizen speak Of crossing
the river. He always says over the
Rhine. Pittsburgh az its source is
like Mannheim on the river Rhine. the
head o. navigation for large boats and
q great narbor for water craft OF all
kinds. Steamers by the dozen and
barses By the hundred move coal and
iron and glass produced by the i'm
biz fortunes OF Carnegie. Phipps
Frlck. oliver. Schwah. jenkins, Jones.
Brown and many others were made
These mills and factories are now
grinding out dividends for the steel
corporation and the heavy pail %
smoke hanging over the mountains
tells of tine great business going on
below o. Here in the early DAYS was
Fort Duqucsne. built by the French
lf tho point where the Allegheny
FROM the north is Joined by the Mo-
nraEahcIa from Tho south and the
Ohio begins 90 TOW westward 1000
miles t1 Join the Mississippi. az Cairo.
Before the railroads were built
across the Allegheny mountains the
Ohio and the Mississippi. carried the
commerce OF the valleys 90 the guif
and out 90 the markets OF the world.
This trade located and made New or
leans the great port OF deposit and eX-
change 40 Pittsburgh Che BLUFFS or
bills are very high and The river is
down in deep valley. on It's west
yard course the hills decrease iu .
got,r,~.r .,,yrs-,sfsle
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-19

Minnie Extra, z years old, of Keno
sha, Wis, has been awarded $4,000
by a jury for the loss of her foot in
a railway accident.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-19
NEW AUTOMOBILE
EATEN BY FLAMES
Reynolds Resident Loses Car, Bought
Week Ago, While Riding With
His Family.

Reynolds. H.. april l9.-WfI De
Bord. a farmer near here, bought a
new eight-clyinder Cadillac automo-
bile a week ago. Yesterday afternoon
he took his family for a ride. A short
distance from Joy, while breezing
along the highway. Mr.. De Bord motto
ed flames suddenly shoot from be
meath the machine The occupants
alighted. but efforts 10 stem the on
slaught of the fire were Unavailing,
and the car was totally destroyed.
There was no Insurance on the auto.
No one was injured.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-19

located two blocks from nearest cor
re- OF court house.
Peoria. Peoria County Across the
rlHrel
Quincy. adams Couuty In base
r.rHf HF court house. Hlt when new
.rI lei bE.it .t w.I probably nor be Do
the court house park
Ottawa. Ln>niie County - Two
blocks north OF court house.
Gaisshur=, Knox County One block
distant from court house.
bloomington. Mclean County-Tvgn
blocks away from court house. and
was moved from court house square
fr years ago.
Dixon, Zee County ore block from
court house
Joliet. VIII County Across tho
street fraH court house.
uquzvaku. Henderson County 10
Gated Ha tEe ealEtE farm hg special
aeF Hf legislature.
EauEalrs. hHnkakrr County just
across fEr street fr1u ea.r. house
paurIIIr. Nrrmiili1n County -urr
Block distant
jacksonville. MORGAN County- Two
H.#.ls distant
Ha.b,ui,. schuyler County Two
# distant
rsrarl,1ui,. Madison County one
block distant
cairua. 10 Davies County one
e.a.rrF frFE tFHu boundary 1f court
HHr square
tIsle. Mercer County Across 'fr
street from court house
unramb. Mrnouou=h Couuiy -orr
a.HeE rHar
Trsrpari. Stephenson County - DE
zserau. aeraFs che ftrrrt.
HruetIis. 81. Clair Csuuiy Hair "a
H.ael from rrgrt house square.
Insidr the square.
-a~ t5UaeiHE county laiis are To-
Gated on court h1arr square N11-
mouth. Warren county. Geneva Kane
r1rrrr U1e EfarI WlnrebaFo county
Cambridge. Henry county. Decatur.
Macon count Morrison. WhlteE.de
e1lrFF and WalErsar. Lake county.
Wra.e fEr rrrrrrdrrare. 90 answers
given indicate that tho location % the
fails removed from the court house
aaFr H"Ha no. aaHHsfr aGaE afaeAEl
expense or Inconvenience. some % the
answers where the sau is located on
the court house grounds voice the be-
Urf that Co remove So would. iu the
opinion OF 'Gr writer's. occasion cX-
p-rsr. and ir one or tao instances 81
is held that the location on the court
house grounds ia preferable.
ln Macon county. FOR instance. the
county clerk believes % change IL
from the grounds would be- more cx-
prurlv~. and that even from the stand
p1.nt o. civic beauty. be would pre-
Ter 90 have @ remain there.
IN VermiiiIon county. where the fail
is located or the square. the county
clerk aolif prefer % have q close 20
trr court house
IN Schuyler county. the county clerk
would rather have 70 on the same
grounds. The same o. true % Winnie
h1Eo and Kane counties.
But in a great majority % the coun-
ties. lt is desired that the fail be not
located on the court house square.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-19

OF ere s74rs house grounds ar
r1Er
Answers hare been resgFlef lE aIi
Instances wEtea Show that tE~ rlta-
Der % ta.fs located elsewhere chan on
enc court house Square a-r .e. "a
ea.rs l9asr square those -Hat
have rra-r a-e1 locate. aa E.r court
E5as- square arr 81 and fs~ E-aaFT
f-as Eaf ar~a located tlrse. bag rr-
slr-f. tt
90 ttr state Capital
PERHAPS ono ns ser most ..rHFasf.aE
replies .f raas WE.e. comes tFea O.
-e.err e.re.al sr sFFl-ea e--. gre cap
tsf es sEr ssEs=. WGrrT che leH Oh -1-
ees-t Ear1 blocks saaE from far rHart
ee1s- tfr SAYS "rFsHaaa-r. .EHe..
.H prefer r.Ff fHr "a. o. f-.
fsr -e... teH-. Gee rT-Fs HHl rs
E COW ls rsr ettsEE af rra .E.
here Efs E=ra advocated er rae E.r
several gears. EsE sH te al ~
se~e- has HHrr HrH
rraH erH sHFer EsE coo
re fa closer seaE.r.t rH ~
a.E EeE sFFsE E--.rrr ..sE o.
very satisfactory es..
ts E s- E1 Hr fef 20
re..H t. ...s-r a-a.r..aH1- rr Eee.r-
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r-a.at eHE ss--r .s ample r1la fHr
...f f...#fHas e. ree -eae- H.ae. H.r G
81. ssr- tasr seea srrarEeaerr ae41E
e ef Che eeefHre. a.rarF a t.H
Gals er re- re.a-
re- -4.asr aT.el rrr.re fraH Pc
ora. Were fse COSTLY fs. .s located
sr-ass f.- srs-es ss7s -H-1a.r CO.
-as e-srr ere a aa ee.rE Eaas=
F-a rts F-rarE Or We-.f Err a.l
se .#- looks ~ ere sHesrr. aat f- t.sE
rs convenient HEeFe f Eau oar
e-srf-r e0rar se ferr-t ar rre sU
Win Bl5es ae p taa1el easleeElEE enc
sag8 taIlf.ess
Fraa uafarF. ttsH9s e1EEsT. utrrr
sr- nT fs DOW located lr fE- base
-rrs OF rar rH1rf H1as-. comes ft.F
saeeerrrF rurr r14FE Ea1s- hr.rs
Fri enc e-rfFr Of ere Square OF tlaeE.
If ur-tt ars l.t- 90 H== tE~ isU bllt
Ia ssF rr-r rF fe= raarf house Far1
40 vreHeseE. Lake county. vtrFr
fer aT Pei located .r che court house
sresr~. rte r1arFr clerk SAYS Dc does
-as fefra fsaf frs rruasa. f1 other
premises vrz1I involve Inconvenience
o. E-re-esrzrg expense. and vol't
prefer 90 have if located rls~uh~Fr.
.fa- sEr r~rs1- ftrf 90 vHaiI Eivr
-s-- r4rt sraarf Co. fre court house.
Va.sfs Preferable Outside.
--5-. 49, eaartg eIs-E a. EaaEaEr-.
E.-sas~~ e5aatr. rHer~ th~ tau is
fs-ssef asfs.F- fkr square after hav-.
fss been r4-ar=f from It's former To-
-af8~ BE- ts- b-s=u~rr % the old court
aaase 60 a pasat lust across the street.
cones tss aaserfl5a -if 30 vastly pref
--rts- go have is 11tsi4s ths court
t.rs~ r~s--ss-
al. ears-ffrs. u~r~v e5aafv. the
fsr srrnEs $50 f~er hack % the court
sr1sr .a~r1arEe1 b. trees. or ahleh
srr5sr, 80 csaasy eiere SAYS &C. does
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-19
CITY CHAT
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Fashioa Sop. Harper house block
Have voaF pillows washed and dried
without removing feathers from the
tick Feathers aFs clean and au1y
Dried % our dry room tumble. City
Steam Laundry Phone ~. Reid &
noiiusan-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-19
VICTIM OF ASSAULT
SAYS HE WAS ROBBED

Albert Anderson. Sherrard, Is minus
a pocketbook containing SIC. He
claims he was sIugged on First ave
nue. between Sixteenth and Seven
teenth streets early Saturday evening.
He was found by Peter Hayman. night
watchman, and taken 10 the police
station. where he was attended by DR..
4 y Mueller He could not say
who his assailants were.