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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-06-17
American Note Reaches Berlin.

Berlin. via London, June 1.-THE
first sections OF the American note TO
Germany arrived In Berlin late In the
afternoon and the other sections be
gan coming In early In the evening,
The note will be decinhered and then
will be presented TO Herr Won Iagoa.
the German foreign secretary. Dur.
ing the afternoon James W. Gerard.
the American ambassador, called on
Herr Won Jagow and Was elosesed with
him for more than half an hoar
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-06-17
Sea Free TO Nsutra,s.
Wants Army Of 100000.

Washington. June 1.-THE details
OF Secretary Of War iindley nj. Carl.
son's plan for the reorganization oil
the army became known here follow.
Ing his statement that he was ready
70 submit his plan to congress when
the president sees ut to convene II
The presentation OF the Garrison plan
Indicates change In the admimistra.
tons policy toward national defense
which has been made possible largely
through the resignation of AIR. Bryan.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-06-17
St. Paul Pioneer Dies in Grand Fork,

arand Forks.-Auguss Thuliu, form
eris of ST, Paul, died here, aged o
years.
Mt. Thuiin made his home In =,
Paul from 1886 to 1903, and anrins
most OF that period he was enpasa5
IN the contracting business. He MAS
very well known during St. paul's pio
neer days
Upon the death of his wife - YEAR.
ago. Thnlin came to Grand Forss
making his home here with his aaash
ter, Mrs. G. III. opsahl
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-06-17

TO AID CORN SHOW,

CoIeraine. - me Northern Min.
nesota Development association
has agreed to cooperate In pro-
noting the success OF the FIRST ma
tional corn show. to be held In ST.
Paul from December I to 81. 1915,
under the auspices Of the First Ma.
tionai bank and the Northwestern
Trust company and the bankers OF
the Northwest generally.
The object Of the show is 10 en-.
courage the growing OF corn in
this section, and i2s loving, cups,
valued at 5000, are to be given.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-06-17
Flew Y. S, Flag 40 Hours.

Boston. June 1.-THE British steam
er Colonian OF the Leyiand line flew
the American flag for 40 hours as a
protection against German submarines
while passing through the war zone
according to its commander, Captain
j. Mcdonald.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-06-17
Health Commissioners Dance.

Minneapolis, June 14.-Dr. :,har,ss
Il. Datton, health commissioner, WAS
removed from office, and an attsmn,
to Dust James Kane, chief matar ~
spector In the waterworks department
was defeated by the city council in y
session filled with important business
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-06-17
He Had TO Have the Money.

He Had to Have the Money.
1--WE simply got to have an increase
In salary"
"Wha. for? Are you going to get
married."
Worse than t',at. boss. My need Is
greater I've an automobile"
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-06-17

THE fact that more than one hun
dred American citizens We're among
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-16
e. REY ALBERTO

derrumbado? Guarda tu dineor, tonla
e1 mio ell de mis- companeros 81 te hace
falta, arrancanos 81 quieres la vida,
haznos esclavos; no lograras hacernos
viles
Entonces el gigantic cruel cay6 sobre
aquel diminuto pueblo, destruy6 sus
ciudades, quem6 sus aldeas, degoll6 a
muchos de sus habitantes y sembro por
doquier el espanto y la desolaci6n.
eel rey magnanimo sali6 de sus es-
tados pero, case extrano, los encon-
tr6 mucho mayores Todos Sc declara-
ban sus vasallos. Dondequiera que iba
Sc lie aclamaba como a un emperador
victorioso: las mujeres deshojaban flo
res sobre su cabeza, los hombres agita
ban sus sombreros, gritando: viva
el rey
''Al fin rodeado de un punado de sol
dados heroicos penetr6 nuevamente en-
sus estados y comenz0 la reconquista.
Muchos hombres lie ayudaron, los unos
icon su espada, los otros con SUI pluma,
los otros con sus oraciones Los ange-
les del cielo lie abrieron paso. Y palmo
a palmo, Ell lucha tenaz y sangrienta,
Sc fu6 apoderando de su perdido rel
no. Cuando al cabo logr6 sentarse otra
vez sobre su trono, el universe entero
dejo escapar un grito de algeria. Por-
que la justicia hab1a quedado triunfan-
te, la ley de Dios cumplida y ell poder
de los hombres vencido.
Hijos mlos, este rey fu6 despu6s di-
chose sobre la TERRA ahora 10 es en-
el cielo."
Armando Palacio Valdes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-16

Especialista en- intermediates de los
nifos y en- partos.
Gabinete de electroterapia y ra-
yos K.
Tratamiento del histerismo y las
afecciones nerviosas por ell hipnotismo
y la suggestion.
Consultas, de 2 a 4 P. M.-Ofcina
San Justo No. IL altos. Farmacia Gui
llermety.
Telefono, 727 negro.
Residencia: parada 615, Carretera,
Puerta de TERRA.
Gratis los pobres Advt,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-16

Madrid, Mario de 1915.-En los 81
CLOS venideros las madres contaran a
sus hijos en- las largas noches de invler-
no la leyenda del rey Alberto.
''Una vez era un rey, hijos mlos, que
reinaba sobre un pequeno pueblo, in
dustrioso, noble y bravo. Y este rey
era noble entire los mas mobiles, y bravo
entire los mas braves. Cerca de el VI
via un gigantic temeroso que remaba So
bre un gran pueblo de guerreros. Es-
te gigantic manten1a en- suspension y
espanto cuantos le rodeaban y rebosa-
ba de poder y de orgullo. Ademas po-
sefa un canon maravillosO, grande CO.
mo una catedral, con ell cual arrasaba
los campos y pulverizaba las ciudades
Vecino del pequefo pueblo viva ~otro
rico y feliz que Ell gigantic codiciaba.
-D6jame pasar por tus estadOs-le
dijo un d1a nuestro rey-quiero aplas-
tar reducir a la servidumbre, a esa
naci6n que cerca de tt sc halla ST me
dejas Ell paso libre, tendras dinero, par
ticiparas del bot1n que recoja: algunos
de los estados de esa naci6n pasaran a
tn poder 81 no me 10 dejas, arrasar6
tn pequeno pueblo y seran todos escla-
vos
No pasara, sino sobre nuestros ca
daveres- -respondi6 Ell rey valeroso.-
Mi pueblo que es uno de los mas pros
peros del orde, estima mucho sus fabri-
cas-, sus riquezas, sus grandes, sus her
mosos monumentos, pero estima mas su
honra. Las piedras pueden colocarse
otra vez una sobre las otras, pero
jqulen alzara de sus ruinas ell honor
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-16
La casa que z77ds
barato Uende

La tienda que mas hmitado vende Sis
art1culos.
La casa del pueblo puertorriuueflo. de
pobres y ricos.
Solo tiene un precio para todas las
classes.
Ell 6nico establecimiento que da rega.
los de valor, positivos.
LA 'CIUDAD DE MEXICO que ven
de ell famoso Regal.
Todo 10 que vende esta tienda es man.
dado a fabricar expresamente para sus
clientes
Vendemos un 25 por 100 mas barato
que las demas casas.
Garantizamos nuestras ventas.
Hacemos envfo por correo a toda la
Isla y al continente americana. Esta-
mos preparados, usamos los 1ltimos ade
lantos del moderno comercio.
Venga & LA CIUDAD DE MEXICO.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-04
WILL USE FORCE
TO GET FIGHTERS
British Government Soon to In
crease Army and Navy
by Drafting.

London. Jan. A hint that the
British government contemplated the
Introduction OF CONSUMPTION for in
creasiug the army and navy was
dropped by Thomas J. MacNamara.
parliamentary secretary TO the adui-
rally. while speaking at the Brown
ing Settlement This afternoon.
Referring to the fact that there
we're many thousands Of young men
in the United Kingdom. without de
pendents. who had not answered the
call TO the colors, Mr.. MacNamara
said:
OF they think they are going to
enjoy lie of freedom at the other
fellows expense they won't enjoy it
much longer"
The recruiting boom which com
menced after the holiday continues.
AS the result OF siS opeu-air meetings
at Cardiff, addressed BY wounded sol
iiers. there was an extraordinary rush
to the recruiting Offices last evening
and the recruiting officers were Kept
busy until early this morning. At one
meeting alone 5000 men barred their
heads when the national anthems OF
the allies were played
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-04
ADVERTISED LETTERS

United states PostofHce. Rock Is
land. Ill.,. Jan. 3. 1a15.-Advertsed list
80. 4G. Joseph Breecher. AIRS Lena
Bergen. AIRS. W. p. Bauow CD. H.
Bauman. Mrs. Mary Collins Ida NJ.
Cowau Mrs. Iva Campbell. G. w.
Campbell. Car Life Age company.
James e. Chapman. Mrs. L. CONNOLLY,
A. DeFrov. W. e. EiphioE ~ w Ev-
erett. Miss HERNIA Greenuagen. AHel
Gustavssou. VIII Huron, Ray Hum
phrey Airs. Lottie Johnson, G. o. John
son. Mrs. ed Erause F. = King.
Emma Lucas. Eugene Tong Mrs. Lou
fze Lester. Miss Ida IIger, Mrs. Andy
Tindgrer. William Lind, J. b. Mullen
Milton Moss. Miss Lucille Morrison
t21. Evelyn Morgan. Miss c. Mueller
Louis Murphy. Miss Marie McAiann-
Airs. lfaude Martin Ny. W. Malone. A.
Mansfield. Miss Helen Masten Mrs
Lizzie Mueller. Mrs. Alice O. Nash,
Burt Neider Mrs A. Franklin Reece,
Chester Richardson. Ruth ScheU, Airs.
susan smith, NeIba smith Miss Cal
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-04
Price Cutting is
Program at NJ. & K.
SECOND WEEK OF GREAT PENCIL
REDUCING SALE OPENS
WITH VIGOR.
CUSTOMERS ARE PLEASED
Rebate Shoe Sal, Offers Exceptional
Opportunity to Buy for All
the Family

You've got 60 give IL To ~ & k
said q r-.-city man who Saturday
took advantage of the big suit ana
ovcrco8t reductions i'm the mems wear
department. for when 30 comes 10
price sIashiug at the January clear
aure time there Is no Quitting store
in the tri-c.ties that can touch them.
such q voluntary expression by a
pleased customer was gratifying. i'm
deed 90 the management OF this big
Rock Island store. which through
years of honest. straightforward deal
.l- fu regular season and ar sales time
has been built up 20 it's present sound
ness. hI g. ks annual winter Pencil
Reducing sale entered on its second
week this morning, and IL is certain
the week viii surpass the first one i'm
the number OF men. women ana ulsI
Gral from the tri-..I.es. and surround
ing territory. who WIFI make big mon
av saving purchases iu clothing and
shoes FOR every member of the fam
IT. G. KS rebate shoe sale is the
-ar- rE the tr.-ei-ies these days. 40
such reductions on highest grade foot
wear Tor men. women and. children
are being so freely offered as at this
biggest and fines. shoe store of them
al.
Rebates OH every line of women.
shoes .u the store on this ORDER $3.50
ON $500 shoes. sI.25 ON 50 shoes, S1.15
ON $3.50 shoes. s1.05 ON 81 shoes, soc
ON $3.50 shoes. soc on 81 shoes. zoe
.-, 60 20 shoes Where can this Ufas
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-04

and lace tan shoes, on which the spe
cial rebate is 55c. now are going while
they last, for S2,45.
The rebates of misses. children s
boys and youths footwear are just
as marked. NJ. & K. offers a straight
20 per cent rebate on hu these lines
regular values from 81 to $3.50. Such
an opportunity to provide winter foot.
wear for all the family at big savinl
IS unique this season. An rubber shoes
and artics are going at a straight re-
bate of 1o per cent.
Throughout the rrf-Cjties today are
being distributed NJ. d X. Reducing
Pencil sale circulars. giving complete
money saving Information in all de
par,ments of This big tri-citv outfit
ting store. BE sure you get a circular
and study it closely. The prices are
lAdv)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-04
VIOLA

zfr. and Mrs. John Little return
bono f~aa Peoria Monday atr.
ta-f spent chr. sfurF v.-h ll..r ea
ts-. Tr-s fIsl N-Whirt-r. and t-a
gr
lrr. aad Mrs. Arthur Jones e.a.lf-
sls latter part OF tss week with tee.r
Gaarstsr Mrs Charles WALKER. at
prir-eVue. fu
C. sr-ea arrived last wees from
wash aet5a and au remain with DIS
mother. Mra 1I-ry Pluker-ou. tle rea-
% tE- winter.
1fils Bsru.cs Clayton % <Ortl Heu-
dsrs1a came THURSDAY and VIII ae the
r1ss- ~ relatives Few days
ROYAL CIidester 90 G-'esa-rE o. On
rlssr % JIr and 1frs. A. o. stewart
Miss Bessie Thomas % Lslcler.
Iowa. has returned % Viola Co resume
her SCHOOL wors. She is making her
hcme With her Eraltmotac-. Airs
Owen Thomas
Nr and yl-s Charles Frazier ct
ChIcae1. SIR and airs. Leon sexton
AID urIs son o. ST. Louis and Hiss
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-04

,r. Soto. 90 a.r.-- Ran asa ,-....-
~. a.. 49,. t...--.. III -r. b. .--r-. gr-
--r ~. B. e.rs.-
r... r
...
49,. .r-..... .... --
H'Fart Ryan la- l'''.
r --
over Christina. l-a F.a.t.
a.r ara 1irs James 81 sexton OF
fr-fr came
PIT. ---
.rs .,H"r a.F- - '.
De- --A
H nome i-F-a
.-F laFF -
constant. ...l. .at- returned cues.
day lr-H N.r t @
.e-c on '--. as - H .i. OF
emo G anu @ o.
lrt % mat city
h ana SIZE. william Haynes 90.
f..a1 prr. '.r eH inc
homo r- fae 'lt-.-- H..t ''rs ier-
u.e and lu
49, ana .'-s. From. Terry attended
the FUNERAL af 4ire. Terry uncle. 81
L- C1Hani. at Aief1 Saturday.
1liss l-aI1 HalE.c1 entertained "a
number or beg friends % ner homo on
Monday The eFel.re a- pleasantly
passed playing $685. and Che hosfes
served O. nice lunch at tle close OF One
came.
The girls OF the Delta SIGMA enter
tanned 20 20 progressive dinner party
Tuesday evening Tho dre. course
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-04
DOUBLE SUICIDE
ENDS EL0PEMENT
so.tar Clerk Writes Of Pains
nrd Disease; Then Takes
Poison with Bride.

rt.srr. uf Jaa- t---Teu Day 81
49,. 49, az enc .rBelesE love aEaf- o.
$3.50 ga-s aal t-lss sylvia E1er
~ a- vas zs aad enc vas 10 years
~. r- rra-l of pain ard tha fear
~. s---r evsa 'a asa'h. shaped tae
r. .sr.- r.egs-eet. uefdirg.
.-.--9e.. asa suicide compact 10
f~rs .saa q Fortnight
mar bad.ss were found ys1tsrdaT
----f-r locked f1 r I1st embrace o.
-. 49, 4f o. snail wood shed tr tHr
1911 81 enc reu. % tho g1llG ulr.
.t--r-. 4r 1900 =l-.l sawyer avenue
~. .aE .-Eea poison Che night be-
de- I'D. r.- .a.-e-. -hs fra1 chapter
.- 81. .s1-- ID. r.fra By GaeF~ and
.s-E H- both f.. principals % vas
f..rf r. le c.g.a.Ess
.,r-r rbe-saft- Dear Mother When
49,. e-4 .rir letter sylvia and Z -iff
IL dead U1- .- .H on awful thing
81 "a. Ina BE- OH far the sake % Ue
.r.t sylvia SD -1.ur t1 go with me iu
els avfll moment
= rerry Intended to do This myself.
s.,. r~- ieqs t1r me vas TOO great 20
IL rr-tef ~ death. 90 she decided 90 I
49, alone sFe surely would E.u Er--
...s r5 -e decided 90 90 toeetler
.vrr know was iu constant pain
non reafteIrr or other. Sue do not
sl-E {. vac any disease. Fol Emow .
49,. rf rr-~E 40 rock sylvia kuev
e..rf..- rr.r rrr enc. huE iE wrH no
m1.f ~ hrrr
-Vrer c -1ld her % my flteuu0uE
sss cried. @ love you. Geo-ee. and 70
Won love me-. 90 rGc r1 from me- alo-e.'
rerf rs tle reas1a vr ran away 90 Ecr
-rrrsef She .aF happy with mo
O e1 anr1T. brr or was not Co 1e.
III treated her with aI the care chat
aev man could have treated BIS wife.
nrf you know bow loved lsr-aef-
Ger tEEn Hv own fife.
you VIII fnd orr tl,1rg i1 tho VIE
sa-ia arfe. van E1reu end CLARK
sfreefs. where v~ we're srEgirr. if
vaa earr Or them. al @ .Iaa FoI Do.
tI vr aaE ts chat you love lr rftFr o.
ar1 ara bef1rr-FFsr rfrrr fE.r DIS
r-aerf4I thing ue are E1.uE t1 90.
we have done che worst ta.rF t.Et
.erf o. Gore towards nlr parents.
slf we have done what uF ta1rrrt
vas best. s1 shTa we rlFet 1rFir u1
fope that there wiu be no sorroar end
worry uEr sos have been thrust into
ir sF
.IH.rE etFa love
GEORGE tNp SYLVIA
rH g-Our oE~ last wish Gel feaf sd.
u. #..-f-f -.fa Bv side a1 please gran.
.s f.4t uuc1 n you stu i1v~ use
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-04

Foe ceatgriss an over the uor.e
GOLD MEDAL Hazriem OBJ tas af
fosted rcilss g. thousands upou taou'
saa4s % cases % lame 49,. igwcarc.
seistica. rheumatism. Eall-stC1es. Erav-
81 aad an Affections % the kidne's.
liver. stomach. bladder and allied or
saas. 90 acts quickly it DOES ere
wesS- 10 cicansss youT kidueys and
pGrifss the blood 10 makes uc~
man a asW wouau. % you 10 ire
ggsntiY wards OF attacks % the drrad
- sssgpfg SgI 30 sssrgzfp rrlEf ( ~
estsa completely cures TIE tis'rcssins
Diseases % the organs Of the body. al
led wfth the bladder ana Eif1s2s
B'oody or cloudy uFtne. sediment. or
"orseS.Ggst- indicate an Eaheaiihy
ecrfitson.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-04
CLEANSES YOUR KIDNEYS
PURIFIES YOUR BLOOD

DO not dsIay Minute . your back
aches or son are sore across the Joins
or have d,ncuity uhsu uriuatinE- GO
90 your druggist az once and get a
BOX o. Imported GOLD MEDAL HaaT-
lem on Capsules They are pleasant
and easy Go take They dissolve in
the stomacA and the Kidneys soak lp
the oil ike a apoaso does water Iney
thoroughly cleanse and wash out the
Bladder nud kidneys and throw on the
inflammation which Oh the cause o.
vou- trouble. Your druggist All
chserfuiy refund your money y sou
are rot satisfied after e few days use
u1oo fuursf1o s1aG ora Aluo l!s5'N
MEDAL HAariem OF Capslies--
(Adv.J
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-04
WOMAN GOES TO SENATE
Geverns- Wcat Names Hiss EatNryn
Clarke 90 FIJI Vacancy i1 Oregon.

salem. ore. jan Governor O=
valid West lna announced the ap-
pr.rrme-r1f r-.9H Iafrryr Clarke off
Glendale t1 ee state senator 90 nh e
vacancy The attorney general has
ruled that tho governor has no coustl-
tlt.clat authority t0 make the se-a-
.1rsaI appointment ~ seated. M.Es
CLARKE vu be- tho first woman 90
l--rs .u tho ureell senate Miss STAR
iel E. Tovue vas elected lEat &1vem-
te- ar reprcse1tatl.e rrrm Douglas
county and HU o. f-r Ert voua.
t1 serve lr talt branch.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-04

lie Sharpe. Miss Nora Stevenson, Mrs.
W E Schussler John F. Schroeder
7. c. Talbot. Mrs Williams, William
White
HARRY +. SIMPSON.
Postmaster
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-04

All The news an he time-The Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-04
ILLINOIS NEWS


Harriss. former republican sheriff of
Perry county and postmaster at Du-
quoin under Harrisou's administration.
is dead at his home here. He was a
civil war veteran and prisoner az AN
Jacksonville eleven months. He was
the father OF Lincoln 7. Harriss of tho
government census bureau at Wash
iugton-
. Champaign. Ill.,. Jan. 4-Scott stone.
9 confessed murdered. may be dying of
remorse for the killing OF his wife and
four children Physicians say Moth
ing c8u De done for him.
Mount Morris. ill.,, Jan. Roy
Baker. a farmer. has captured one OF
herd of Wild deer that have been
roaming the country near Mount Nor
ris Tor O. year past. and win keep The
animal a captive until tine epidemic of
foot and mouth disease. which has
taken many herds iu this vicinity. has
been wiped ont. Meanwhile on effort
win be- made 90 round uu the re-
ma'rder OF tGe herd. fear being enter
tanned that they may spread the plague
germs 10 they are allowed TO- remain
.at large
Galena. TO-. Jan. A hundred
miles OF telegraph and telephone wires.
mostly the latter are down iu the
counties OF Stephenson. 800 Daviess
and Carroll as a result of the recent
IAN ot l2 inches OF heavy. wet snow
The snow chung 90 the wires u such
large quantities that except where
heavy copper wires were used .Ea.
snapped under the burden. Telephone
service is demo-alized. as zero wealth
or since the storm has prevented line
men from repairing the damage.
Lewistowu. ill.,. Jan 4-W. IT, Dav-
fdzon. who for nearly go years has
been editor and proprietor of the Full
ton Democrat is dead. Mr.. Davidson
was O friend of Douglas and many
other noted men. The Fulton Demo
crat uude- Davids0l's mguagament
was one of the most widely printed
provincial journals in America.
Kaukakee. Ill.,. Jan. f-Pauick
O'Conneu. aged 12. son of William
O'Conueu. living near Irwin. ul. who
was accidentally shot while hunting
rabbits by Johnnie Heyser, aged 10,
Saturday. is dead
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-04
Public Notice.

] hereby give notice that ] viii not
be responsible for any debts contract
cd by any one without "a written order
from me after this date.
PETER I[ELTING.
Jan. 4, 1915. tAdv)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-04

Kaukakee. Ill. Jan. f-Pauick
O'Conneu. aged 12. son of William
O'Couneu. living near Irwin. Ill.,. who
was accidentally shot while hunting
rabbits by Johnnie Heyser, aged Il"
Saturday. is dead.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-04

Champaign, H.. Jan. 4-Scott stone,
confessed murdered may be dying Of
remorse for the killing OF his wife and
four children Physicians say moth
fur can De done for him.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-05-13
HANDSOME MUNICIPAL GIFT

The fountain presented to the city
by Mayor John G. Pulliam has been
put up in the chosen place IN front of
the entrance to the courtyard. 1t is
finished in bronze and will be a lasting
monument TO the donor. The design,
though much larger, conforms to the
White Way standards and it has five
large lights on the top and water
trough on the street side. On the side
facing the sidewalk, is the inscription.
Presented by j. G. Pulliam, Mayor,
1915, on the north side, "Harrodsburg.
founded by james Harrod in the year
INA, " on the south side, "Harrodsburg
the birth place of Kentucky two years
older than the Nation" 1t was made
by the Joseph A. Mott Iron Works,
Trenton, N. j. and cost $3.50. Mayor
Pulliam is to be congratulated for his
liberality and thoughtfulness and the.
city is hopeful that his lead in "givine
Of his substance" for the identifying of
his home town may be followed by
others. In fact. We know Of several
who are contemplating presenting
memorials and We trust that thew will
not defer the matter too long. -Har-
rodsburg Leader.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-05-13
NEWSPAPER ERRORS.

The editor of an exchange does {
want anyone to send him any more
copies of his papers in which they have
found mistakes. If thev find perfect
copy, however, he offers a big price for
it. Same with US, says the editor of
the Crystal Falls Mich Drill. If the
fool critic who hunts for mistakes in
the papers would find them all ne
would be kept busy. We will be pleas
ed to buy copies of any paper which
can be proven entirely free from err
rors; either typography or in state
ments Of fact. We will be pleased to
find merchant who never made a mis-
take in putting up an order; a lawyer
who never lost a case through his own
error, a doctor who never wrongly
diagnosed case, post Office official
who never put mail into the wrong box.
woman who never forgot to put in
the salt while cooking or to put the tea
in the teapot before putting in the
water. Bring on some of your mlstak-
less paragons who find it so easy to
criticize the papers and wen give them
a chance Of their lives TO find out
whether they are really human.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-05-13
A Willy JUDGE.

The Lexington Leader. the foremost
Republican newspaper Of Kentucky,
sought to draw Judge O'Rear out on
the subject of his becoming can
didate FOR the Republican nomination
for Governor, but the willy Judge delft
ly parted the questions.
The simple fact Of the business is.
Judge O'Rear hopes to head the
Republican ticket in Kentucky in the
event he can force a Statewide Pro-
hibition plank into the platform to
be adopted at Lexington in June.
The Judge is Republican above ev-
everything else. He sees the pros
poets of split IN the Democratic ranks
on the Statewide question and is cam
paigning in the hope of making the
division as wide and complete as pos
sible. With the Democrats divided, he
proposes to step in and take the
Governors char. The Republicans
can be counted on to support their
ticket solidly. simply through a desire
to Gust the Democrats. What do the
Republicans care for platform declara-
tions when offices and fleshpots are in
the balanee?-Cynthiana Democrat.