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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-04-08
RECORD GAIN IN EXPORTS.

February Business Breaks All Pre-.
Vious Records.
Washington, American export com.
meroe for February exceeded by $780,.
100000 the business recorded for that
month in any previous year. according
10 figures given out by the depart.
ment OF commerce The total for the
month was $29s.727.757. against s1T3,.
S20,lt5 for February. 1914, and $685.,
SASS for February. 1919. the pre-.
vious high record February The ex
cess over imports for the month was
Si7s. GOA. 366.
February imports totaled $i25.l23,
s9l. against sl4s.O44.TT6 for the same
month In 1914.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-04-08
Roo. Given Medal q Honor.

Philadelphia. Elihu Root. former
United States senator from New YorA
and former secretary OF war. was
guest OF honor At reception given
here Tuesday night by the members
Of the Union league The leagues
historic gold medal Of honor. the frs,
recipient OF which was President Lin
coin and which has been given on
only sixteen occasions. was presented
TO Senator Root.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-04-08
Bombs placed Under rraln.

Los Angeles.-Dynamite bombs,
placed by Carranza agents, were ex.
ploded under a trainload of Villas
advance guard near Forlon, on the
railroad between Monterey and Tam.
pco, and forty men were killed.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-04-08
CATTLE MEN ALARMED.
Foot and Mouth Disease Cause o.
uneasiness.

San Francisco. -Declaring that the
cattle business of the southwestern
ranges was threatened with destruc
ton If the quarantine on the foot and
mouth disease was NC strictly en-
forced, various speakers before the
eighteenth annual conve' tion or the
American Live Stock association here
on Wednesday urged that safety
first" be made the ASSOCIATIONS slo
gan
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-04-08
China Makes Concessions.

Pekin.-Five articles bearing on the
Japanese demands upon China were
initiated as concluded by the Chinese
foreign minister, Lu Cheng:Hsiane
and Eki Hicki, the Japanese minis
ter. at a conference held Tuesday
All the articles concern Manchuria.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-04-08
Want Higher Freight Rates.

Chicago.-Further pleas for higher
freight rates on soft coal in certain
territory west of Indiana, amounting
generally to 795 cents ton, were
made by the railroads in the inter-
state commerce commission hearing
of the western freight rate case on
Wednesday
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-04-08

Charlotte. ", G ~ Mrs, Anna Jack.
son. widow OF General "Stonewaii"
Jackson. dled At her home here Wed.
aeadAy moFniaE. Mrs Jackson was
born near this city July |. 1881. the
daughter Of the Rev, Robert Hall
Aorirana. = Presbyterian minister and
founder o. Davidson college. she At.
tended salem. n C., academy aud col
leea. nnimhlnR Ia ISt9.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-04-08
Held on Murder charoa.

New Britain. Conn.-Bernard Mont
yid was held by the police court for
trial for murder in connection with
the killing here last month of the
Rev. Father Zeebria and his house,
keeper. Miss Iva Gilmanaitis.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-04-08
Canada to Make War Loan.

Ottawa.-A resolution for a 500.
100000 war loan was moved by Prime
Minister Borden on Wednesday and
was adopted. The bill based on the
resolution was also introduced and
was given first reading.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-04-08
Exports More Than Doubled.

Observation-Disclosures breadstufts
worth $S57,O91S2S were shipped
abroad during the eight months period
ending February 2S last, as compared
with S15,Sl5,SS1 for the same period
of the preceding year.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-04-08
carothers to Join VIVA.

FL Paso.-George f. Carothers. spe.
ctal agent OF the state department,
will leave Gomez PRlacio for Monte,
rey, under orders of the state depart,
ment to accompany General villa on
his Fampico campaign.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-04-08
Acquitted of Murder charae.

Price, Utah.-The coroner's jury
which has been investigating the
death Of Matthew Bradley, returned
a verdict that the youth had died as
the result of injuries inflicted by Ar
thur Bradley, his half-brother.
The verdict declared the wounds to
have been accidentally inflicted.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-04-08

Eimlra. \. Y.--Chlet Of Police John
]. Ftnnen and Detective Sergeant
Charles Gradwei were shot and
killed In a boarding house room by
two burglars Who resisted arrest. one
being captured
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-04-08

fAworaa. IN AAnla Marie kniEht. a
Rekfawe. enid tha police Monday thai
her huahand and l.orey Mitchell. ne
gives. murdered William T. Dawson
hts wifo and daughter at Monmouth
u. the RaEht III September 30. 1914.
uhile ahe stood In the hack yard
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-04-08
Another Shin rnrnsdnsd

London The British steamer Con
cord OF 1850 tons, was torpedoed by
a German submarine ia the English
channel on Monday, The crew OF
twenty-six men we're rescued by a pa.
troll boat and landed at Dover.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-04-08
pefeats Woman suftraue.

Augusta. Me.-The cause of equal
suffrage met defeat in the legislature,
although It had good sized majority.
A resolution which came up in, the
house providing that the question
should be submitted TO the people fell
short of the two-thirds vote required
for its adoption, the vote being So
TO So
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-04-08
American Lads join sri,I.n.

New Hork,-Two American bows
twins, Is years old. who in order to
&c, a trsthand view OF the war ran
away and enlisted in the British army.
arrived home Saturday on the steam.
CT tApland
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-04-08
villa ProeLalms Moratorium

hi Paso, Texas.-A three months
moratorium. suspending the payment
OF all notes, mortgages and other evi.
denee OF Indebtedness has been de
elared throughout the territory of the
Villa government
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-04-08
vEToEs I'd IFERgNDuM.
Governor Of utah as.s seal Of plsap.
prevail on Measure.

salt Lake City On the grounds
that the operation Of the Law would
b. too expensive. that Il was unnecea
aary and that there was considerable
doubt an 70 lie eoAatitullonailty, Gov,
William spry sent the initiative and
referendum bill ID the secretary OF
state on March 2b with his disap.
prevail The bill was one Of the pet
measures OF the Democrats In the re-.
cent session OF the legislature and
was introduced BY Representative
Dan shields Of Salt Lake II passed
the house BY vote OF % to II and
the senate by y vote Of 10 to 7. and
provided that the initiative might be
invoked on petition 10 the legislature
Os ~ per cent Of tho qualified voters
of the state.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-04-08
Rate Inerease susp.nd.d.

Washington Proposed increases In
lake and rail freight rates. both east
and west bound, were suspended
Monday by the interstate commerce
commission for Investigation of their
reasonableness.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-04-08
prehlelss nisls Rsadlns.

New oEleaas La -Readlng OF tbs
nible and rvViLatioa % the lordn
Prayer at At the opening os tho pub,
iic schools IN Caddo parish IL pro
hi,ytted under 4 decia.on 81 the 80.
prvme couFt og IsoulstanA. announced
Tuesday
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-04-08

washsngt0n. Another Investigation
. detarnlno whathsr American ahip
YaFda arr buildiae submarines for Eu,
ropeAn helilEerents has been ordered
BY senator nanlela Naval officers
stAtiohed ~ private planta on both
The Atlantic and Pacific coasts were
directed 10 make inquiries and report
10 MamhinKt0n
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-04-08
Must be at "sender's Risk"

Washington.-Postmaster General
Burleson has ruled that parcel post
shipments of foodstuffs and merchaa-
disc to belligerent countries in the
European war will be accepted at the
'sender's risk"
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-04-08
WILLIAM RUF

Gun pointer aboard the U. S. s.
Texas who claims TO have broken the
worlds record In marksmanshlp with
big guns at the recent target practice
on the Virginia eapes. Rut was cred.
tied with eight straight hits with a -.
inch gun shooting at moving target
- miles away.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-04-08
Germans Drop asmss Near Dover.

l.ondon. German Reroplane drop
ped several bombs OF DEAL seaport
on the strait OF Dover. on Saturday.
The bombs all landed in the sea. A
patrol boat opened FIRE on the aero
plane. which turned and disappeared
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-04-08
Governed Assasslnstsd.

N1u York - The steamer IFOQuols
brought 10 this port Friday ncws Of
ne assassination OF Governor Zayas
q san DomiREp. and two 81 bis rhit
dren AZ AHuA. d small toWu near san
10 nomiAKp.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-04-08
Reaa % spend %. e.. CSC.

Philadelphia The proposal of the
board OF directors Of the Pennsyl.
vaaiA Railroad company TO Increase
the Indebtedness Of the company by
10000. 600 was approved by the
stockholders On March IS
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-04-08
~sma a Banker Dies.

ChieAko - Mia Alice Haiaeman nj
GtrArd. Kama !. sister Of Ma. lane
Adams and hne Of ne fsv vn,,,,,
bankers IN III unlted s,ntes a a.
hsA HAldena q Wna prs-tasn, - - -.
state aank ID Ctrnrd w
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-04-08
RENE VlvlANl

RsHs N'sianl, the Frsneh premier,
declares tina, tire war will be fought
10 the end without mercy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-31
Leon Chester Thrasher
One of the III Victims
Aboard FaIaba.
is TARGET OF GERMANS
Family al HardwiCk. Mass,
Calls Upon Washington
for Investigation.

London. March .i. Leon Chester
Thraseer. aaa asaa AMONG tar ili per
sons ahu irsr fa~.r iitr. when the
British steamer Faiaha was t1rpedprd
tE O. German submarine SUNDAY. prob
ably was au American citizen. al
though officials Of tho mining company
aalrt rmpiaycd aim to go 90 the Gold
Coast alt aot see t.a passports and
haFe uu positive proof of his citizen
erIp. Tr-astrr aaE employed bF the
Panama Railroad company from 1909
Co isiE
NeE yors. ware6 el--t.raa Chester
ThrasaFr lived ie ii.rtsics- Mass. be-
fore sa.ar f1 EuE.aut. tl.s mother
lives Errr roV Tsr EaaEiur cou-
parry .a tr5s cts which traaaaci~d
bas5aess f1r rtraftrr did not anna
aa~rhrr boz aaa al American c.fizsn.
b1s thought Boz uae
fartaieE. WraH March 1i.~i-epl
chester TtraaHrr vas q elfizru of tfr
Cullet states. tlr vas q miairE e1Et-
aerr ffe was born la this tnsu .n
1855 The ThrasEer family tEa aF-
aeaf@I t1 tFasEiHetDa t1 learn tae
OF thr death 1f Leon.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-31
BILL BOOSTS OMAHA SIZE
FROM 1925. 900 TO 213,0O0

Lincoln. Neb., March 31-The
Greater Omaha annexation bin pro-
viding for the absorption by the City
of Omaha OF South Omaha and the sub
urban towns of Florence. Benson and
Dundee. passed both houses of the leg
islature yesterday and was taken to
Governor Morehead. who is quoted as
saying he VIII sign the measure today.
The passage of the bin was made
possible when the senate. by vote, ac-
cepted the house amendments provid-
ing Tor the submission of the question
To a vote al q special election.
The 1915 directory gives Greater
Omaha a population OF 21S.000. Oma-
has present population is about 125.-
600
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-31
TROOPS PRAISED
BY BELGIAN KING
ALBEIT uiGcLAtws ROLE or
+Eso zyo GIVES CREDIT TO
Hls SUBJECTS.

Geneva aatfzrrIarE via psFis.
Stare. .EHef am 600 n hero y1g ufti
eef Erw le our frrrrsFs. said Az
aerr Fez ar fFe ur-e.srs st Els bead
Quarters 5r .rs rrlt fE ar .aE~rg.ea
saEfr a.sr E11aarG CsauatsF Of FH~
rserrs1 E4 grrrvr u1rrF taF c7Er
a-rsaF.ea fsr EaEs of tfF Us.sisas aaa
s.- Germans arFr saErf.rE erasfaesg
rf a~-a frst sef9rF ffT var Q and
ar ee1asrT Observed ser1gs.1as.T at
- r-.s.-earHss af eref.slaff tfaf far
powers prescribed f1r as Vfa pre-
-Haae ar Fer sH~efr resftHee sH aE ear
se-er.eE e1rffaef
Hvaer r-sErslifF said &iaE Albert.
-rs-rrfrE s1 satff7-.aet. -is an aet ~
aa--e frF usrs eas been ah.iFatory
.r ar asrerarrt et trr powers Sew
ert r.rs Tag sre te~ rrsgif.
bt aaorter poist ia taE coaversati1s
ere tlnz satf
eYar have ar sE~nrr for r-1z1,sr'-v
ard asher frssifuttsas. baf uhaf
ararrgrfoa tas sat rtis poor Geneva
cross eufsrrt
TIE EsrE etIgt1aE fp t.r saF1saiEr
vel-t Eelr.sa BAD gatFrs saits
rr ts reerssarF fn trI f.r frgfH
N.H
ase eaaarate Language. tecalsr t-r
ar-- moderate 80 much sfFoaFer one
Frt-r r- r.e E-,rea monarch rr.
rsrse1-
eNe rat aa u feeling against Ger
aa~r lte received Err bas.ar rrn-
sl- W. bed earaiaI art courteous rr-
.sriasa
rErea et tEF grrsr1f aprra. ara F.
fF d loss f1 HEuis.r Why ar arVe bFra .
made t1 suffer rrat ur aaTr suffered
r cen explain ta aFseif sfifi Jess those .
ses. oF cruelty. never c11i1 have
a.ar.reH r.af flr German was alaIss- /
51err or tre eoatra-y. . considered .
rH-- rr Quiet art domestic cHarar- .
..- srra mars Germans. have
German blood i1 uF veins NF moth
-- vas fsr Countess of FIaafFra=a .
.I4.eraauerr Why aii farse cruel. /.
rsr
rr Rms -ef-rr.Hz 20 a-iezafiars F.
a. av certain etav~rsati9as HflFitfn f.
.sf .a-aa-4aeiseI hrr reutFaiifF. taids
.ur-e asair t-aarn taat Be- is not
-lr.
H... majesty mentioned tfat hr had +
---e1vrt many letters from private
---.4as ar gasfr~rIart. adde's That
81 .rH rearef onr yesterday from q
.sr ef tf years OF aEr. afieH aai
4s-.ea .5H trFgiF.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-31
SUBMARINE SUNK
BY FRENCH, CLAIM
GERMAN RAIDER REPORTED TO
HAVE BEEN RAMMEO BY
4 CRUISER.

Iaris. March 31.-A statement that
a German submarine may have been
sunk is given by the ministry of mar
inc. u Yesterday afternoon a French
light cruiser sighted a German sub
marine of Dieppe. The cruiser gave
chase. forcing the submarine to dive,
firing meanwhile at the periscope and
turning in order to ram it. The cruis-
err passed above the submarine the mo
ment the periscope disappeared and
from the spot where the submarine
was last seen quantities of oil foated.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-31
PPOSED AMERICAN HELD FOR ATTEMPT TO DESTROY LA TOURAE
CABLES TUCCING
SUBMARINE PART
T~ENTToNE coFFiNs At NAVY
DOCK TO RECEIVE BODIES
OF DEAD

fiouo.afu. sfnrca 1I.-Cabies attach
I'D r1 aeavF object believed 90 BE-
far I1.f .gbmaFinr Ft. parted late yes
terlaF end a1rE aas sIsuenG~d for
tae night Another attempt fo hook
ort1 rae object um D. made today
rgrafF.orr c1Hrs have been deiit-
cred al. ttr raTy dock Cor The uifatet
erre
Wasa.arfrr. % C Marcia 1I-sec-
rstarF uaria. EaE determined tu
-als~ rre slusru submarine F-f. no
matter ataf fr~ raEr Hs uauts Co
I-arr ere cause cf ftr accident sr aH
fu rr1.f similar dfsaat-rs iu future.
Eepeetir1~e of $4,000 t1 br.as sub
aa-lrr Fat r1 rar surface Ers aHtror.
zrf H. uaetr.s after a message from
.arrr1rr esE fre eavser attached f9
r.e aeef rrH parted ar4 tar prescott
.la.aa.rr s fpo leas t1 raise aer
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-31
CORPSE REEVES;
IN SECOND DEATH
STRANGE CASE or WILLARD o
WALLACE. a PiTTS5URoH
sWlNDLER.

Boston. Mas March 81 After
willard o. Wallace Of Pittsburgh. an
aIIered confessed swindler. who took
% on iu the city prison yesterday.
had been pronounced dead. his heart
action was restored by massage and
be- lived In an unconscious condition
three hours more before he was again
pronounced dead.
Wallace was ON his way 90 court %
answer charges OF larceny by false
drafts on banks az New Orleans. san
Francisco and Portland. ore. when he
told nu inspector that he had swallow
ed poison. After hospital physicians
had a orI.ed over the man for an hour
they pronounced him dead. no heart
beat being perceived and turned the
body over 90 the medical examiner.
% vas nine minutes later when. by
the medical examiner permission. D-.
william r. Brickiey OF the hospital
stan began trial OF manual massage.
An irels.on Eve inches iu length was
made and through this Dr. Brickley
thrust his hand and gently massared
thc heart
Iu o. minutes thc color OF JEe mans
face had changed from purple 60 red
and heart action was once more APP
parent with constant massaginE by
eight members % tlc hospital star.
working TN relays. life was maintained
for thTrc hours.
When arrested Wallace was allowed
t1 Keep about $50 in his possession.
Thls he spent on dinners for himself
and four men who we're confined in
nearby cells.
-rvs had q high old time Tor the
last fea months. ! don't Ike to stop.
br Ca said 10 have told the cell attend
ants.
The police say that Wallace had
been variousiy known ss G. X Hitch
cock. Claude Howard and S T. Con
rad
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-31
s. s. Falaba and map showing where
steamer was lost

Tho sinking by q German sub
marin. OF the steamer Falaba with a
loss of III lives. including Leon Ches-
Ter Thrasher. an American citizen. has
aroused Britain 20 fury. The charge
is made that the lives OF passengers
and crew we're nccdlessIy sacrificed.
hat not enough notice was given be
fore the torpcdocs we're hrcd. and that
thc submarine made no effort 90 rem
der ans assistance
The fury iu England o. only cGualed
fv tle Elce iu Germany. The Faiaha
ls the frat big ocean liner 20 go down
before submarine attack. Germany
taking thia latest triumph 10 mean
shan Submarine warfare iE now de-
vai1prd 90 such an extent that the
fastest liners are no longer safe Ger
many uow confidently awaits news
shaf the submarines have sent 90 the
l1itou some of the finest ocean liners
aaoat
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-31
FOUR OF MASTER
PLUMBERS fined

Des 1Ioiues. Ia March S1--Upon
suggestion of Judge Pollock only four
OF the 80 master plumbers. recently
convicted in the federal court OF vio-
IatinE the sherman antitrust law.
were sentenced today. H. B. NcCar-
ten OF Dubuque and Robert Knauer OF
Des Moines was fined $1,000 each and
J. r. Cunningham. Kansas City, and
George Wcntz. Lincoln, Neb, $500
each.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-31
PAINTERS UNION
IN STRIKE ORDER

Chicago. H.. March S1.-An order to
strike Thursday morning was issued
this morning to 5000 men by the Paint
ers' Council. whose wage agreements
expire tonight. The strike order was
issued when, it is alleged, the EN-
ployers' committee failed TO keep an
appointment with the labor representa-
tives. Instead. the painters club. com
posed OF employers. sent letters direct
to the painters, paper hangers and
glaziers urging them TO avoid useless
strikes and asking them TO form a
contract which win be agreeable to
all.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-31
-Four Drown in Western River.

Seattle. wash. March 21--E'our per
sons. members of prominent Seattle
families. were drowned In the Duwam-
ish river late Tuesday when an auto
mobile belonging 20 Mrs. Morgan J.
Carkeek ran OF a bridge AT Allentown.
10 miles south of here. All i'm the car
except Mrs. Carkeek and her japanese
chauffeur lost their lives
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-31
GOVERN NJ ENT MUM
AS TO WAR LOANS
IS NOT VET JUSTIFIED IN OBJECT
INC TO CREDIT ARRANGE
MENTs HERE.

Wastiurt0n. %. O.. March af-Thc
STATE departme-t has unt felt lustIHa...
setEe i4rF Bryan announced. iu c1lee-.
lrE rl credit arrangement made with
bt tfi-tFrat government hF Amcr.caL
anar-t.rt .u 90 FAR ua th.v have been
trrr-rf r1 fHc department attention.
ErFas sai1 tte department BIAS taken
mo- action and expressed no opinion.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-31
FIND GIRL UNCONSCIOUS
HUNG TO TELEPHONE POLE

uieturu Ird. March -i-NIsa Cor
lana H~ssmaa. pretty I7yearoid
s.rl of tais elsy uas found nearly
b1iEGed tg pepper. sasEsd and tied
hand and foot t1 a telephone pole
etra sa~ failed i1 Frtgu hone after
she had been s-af os aa gFraad last
reeHinE She vas uuc1asctous uheu
discovered b. her parents. and is iu o
serious cunGittan aa thr result 90 the
attack
TIE attack is tlr sequel 90 a series
% aaBrymass letters. siEn~d Black
Hasa ahieh ste has received daily
f1r sn@e time TIC letters have
fsreafrGrd her vlth d~afh
amer she had been carried iata her
h1s1e a knock vas heard a. the door
szf uaen 60 uas oEcrcd her parcuts
fearf a note On thc V~raada signed
Back Hand AZ the top % the en-
Veiose wssr the soris. a close call
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-31
Blacksmith Has Mouth Disease.

Rockford. H., March 31-Thomas
Cunningham. blacksmith in Winnie
zago village. has developed foot and
mouth disease. according to the dag
nosis of DR.. Spaulding of Chicago and
DR.. c. E. Crawford of Rockford. repre-
sentative of the state board of health.
The recent outbreak of the disease
among herds was in the township ad-
joining Winnebago,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-31
rRE WEATHER
sast fIII z b. M. Tonorrovs,
Rock Island, Davenport Moline

Fair tonight and Thursday; not
much change in temperature with the
lowest tonight about % degrees
Temperature NJ a. M. %. Highest
yesterday. Al. lowest last night. "A.
Velocity OF wind at : a. m, miles
per hour.
Precipitation. none
Relative humidity at Z p. n. 30; at
e @. m, 81. at p. IN. today. 50.
stage OF water z, a rise o. i in
last - hours.
]. N. SHERIER. Local Forecaster.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-31
ILLINOIS NEWS

AIattoon. nc. o. Purcell. one of
the chief Witnesses in the Dr Ron
aids murder case. was adjudged insane
and taken TO Kankakee- Being de-
prlyed of morphine. which he had used
for years. Is given as the cause OF his
losing his mind.
Niattoon. nl-Dr. r. ". Beals. aged
62. one OF the best known physicians
in this section. is dead here. He was
a Shriner and had held many Offices
in the lodge. He leaves the widow
and one daughter. Mrs. Marion Moore
OF Mattoon.
Champaign. In.-George Rose. who
killed himself ~ South Bend Ind. for
years was secretary of the Champaign
Chamber Of Commerce. lie was once
famous comedian
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-31
BEATS SWITcHMAN MAYOR
La~ Erfsresmsrt Candidate Elected
a Qtturne.a. laa4a.

Ottumua. ia March al.-Fat Lee
nry. suitchman mayor ~ otfumva
f5s abe past two years. vas defeated
s1r reelection at che polls by Fred 81.
Garter 1ir Carter ran on platform
eafllrE t1r better EuvErumcat and Jaw
enforcement Lrsury posed as thc
EcrEuan'F candidate. Carter's major
Itf s1s GzE. t.rr1Fy iri au caudidatea
aE ttr primary by 600 votes
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-31
BISHOP DUBS DIES
IN EASTERN HOME

HarE'aagfe. Pa. March lI.-B Bishop
H1doipt ugbs uF tae United E,yausrli-
ezi church is dead lir Eaa born 10
Germany tu fsE1 and vas largely ssif
vas doas Fri Illinois tu 1851 be- tocaf-
-I near Frreu9Ft. Il He became pre-
sifIaE elder ~ iowa and later vas
Transferred 90 Uiao.s.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-31
CLINTON WOMAN
BURNS To DEATH

ciiaras. tswa stsrca 60 Mss MAJ
Baird. szsd S.. va8 eunauctsa a biE
rru saa sl'says wo-s rssp's efefhes
~ts burassf 90 d-ash sf noefrs to
Ga Ser eaarrsa body eas foGad o.
Be- aseCe.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-31

Evening stars; Mars, Saturn Morn
ing stars: Venus. Jupiter, Mercury
sirius. bluish-white star in the south
southwestern sky. is nearest TO earth
OF all naked eye stars.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-31
Rresra stees Sales.

NeW York. March 1i--Saies on tne
stock exchange az 90 noon exceeded
tlH.C1a shares. breaking all records
since july.