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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-19
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l1 t.srsss.gE mistakes ur1e fz pub
.e seE1of sites ia Egct tstaat from
Fl.-a Gp draw a trss1r Frsf NAV o.
Heetrt Orb t.r cDrsidrraf.rr ur fhr
rasafv fau site problem fer ease 1r
tar laecoe school may also D. mrE.
tasrt. he frss school placed 90 tEs
e.ff sreoot Block stood tn the middle
af i- There vas p.eafv 90 eaaacS t1r
san trt air aaE atgadaar ruon Tor
9ItF Er9.sts Wrra tae fres SCHOOL
aset exclusively for ta- higher grades
was Constructed. feste1f % r1irF 90
aHof1rr blrct=of Whict there a~rs
n,THfT t1 be- had az chat Sire for a
smau p-trr=sE~ board % ~deratiaa
rircrt u az ere northwest corner
rHen ts~ cd 40 q building ara fh~
GiEb s-Ero9 occspted trs sane relative
positions as tfs eourr hous~ ard fan
rogi1 have done had tsr rrcummeu-
iaf.n1s ~ tse ecmmistee been ADOPT
@f
fa tims So became Necessary 90 add
Co ere btrE scFoot and a uea grade
school had Co b. cuustru~tec. Wren
the preaecf Lincoln buiid.nE vas
planned tts-e uas another opportun-
ify 90 secure an iadep~uteut sit. and
many lrsrt az tGs tiue nat tEts -
f0ac. The board. howsvsr. again
p'saGsd poverty and placed this edi-
See o. Ire sogfheast corner % the
block Scs 80 nav. a grade school
with aiaost no ruora for p,ayErounds
and a hi<h scaosi witch - rapi1iy b..
coming Zoo snail and Which has 40
-uors spr growth. Tie mistakes which
we're made A. nov apparent 90 all
via srsca ar example % mind shers
- 60 excuse for q similar mistake 10
.ocuti1E tss nsN couaty jail. one %
ire important coasieeratsuas On Which
- ample uzht ard ar CrpSded rear
ne euu-t koass 3, vfu - cut OF from
ne morning sur. While ,hs ian viii
'hruv ths lower stories .. the court
toass Co. ths ssass ~ The Afternoon. I
Nsitssr VIII have the room Zoe future
<-owts wlieh time = esrtaia 90 De-
nazG
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-19

p EE ID I n G con
sfruetion % q gov.
eminent arm o 2
plant no appro-
priatiun Vas pro
vidsf fnr IN the
naval biii g. 1914
Instead % pro
vtdlnE for an arm
OF plant Which
wouid have res
cusd the tEEpay
ere from the ten
der mercies % tho
amor ring the
house committee
on naval Affairs
provided for an
Invest Eatiou o.
ths subject
The action 90
the committee iu
providiuE only for
an Investigation.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-19
AMERICAS sHIPBUILDING
OPPORTUNITY.

TIE year 1919 wEs ess % ths poor
zee foe TIE Ansrfean "a posiitsr. Tes
year 1915 prosfsss 90 b- ore % IN
prseetsusee activity Or the 49, -
aays Of IN Srss~at year. orders 60
a. ccsan vessels we're booked ard
smoux ths Toe vas q eontract sor TIE
s.ifsinx % I've ssips for BrftisH owr-
srs Tns nsaa % Gee % ths tarx~
aaf3yarfs saasoaess that - has clos
I'D sresxh business 20 tsep 5000 nee
Engaged Sc f-vn I've 90 thres yssrs-
risGs esvs Been arRSa Ard prices
sssse 90 80 more oc~an vessels A.
Dsrvntiy sSsry Americas selpyart
WI - werkiaz - capacity taroszs-
eot tse year aaa th- Aaericaa No.
rhsas nsris- WI have the srE~ss
sdsstiea 60 10 tsnesxs n sisteFy,
Too s<stcrs scssr REQ tkis rsFaE-s-
ssi~ revival. SAYS tns krertese ~
view - Esviews.-erst. tae Essrpress
a. sax s~coe& I.s Fsss=z essA-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-19
Mar. l9 in American
History.

lIT9-Ball in honor of Washington CIV
en- by his officers at MiddiebrooS'
Nj. Washington and Mrs Greene
twife of General Nathaniel Greenei
danced upward of three hours with
out once sitting down"
1S65-General j. E. Johnston Confed-
crate army surprised Sherman
left wing. under SIocum AT Ben
tonville. y. c. Johnston was re-
pulsed with a loss of goo: Slocum
lost about 1000 Bentonyilie was
she heaviest battle in sherman
Carolina csmpaigS
i907-Thomas Bailey Aldrlcn. poet ar
thor and playwright, died; born
1888
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-19

ants. consequently have no choice as
Co tae diet. What can I do 20 reduce
Reply
FIRST. exercise or course a LADY
never lies. but sometimes she prevar.
icatrs. Don't you have 10 minutes IN
ycur room az bedtime? That's a fine
time 20 exercise. Watch FOR some spe-
ciai articles on obesity. and mean.
while do your daily somersaults ana
settius-up drill.
Don't Sacrifice Sound Tooth
should sound teeth be extracted when
The gums are diseased,
Reply.
Not BY any means 4 sound tooth
Is better than a gold crown.
Does II Pay 20 Sow Them. II all
young men could know my historv-
and you are welcome TO make q,
known 20 whomsovere you wish
wouldn't they hesitate about sowing
their wild oats. Do you think isnor.
anee Il better than knowledge as a
moral influence
Reply.
The above II from a human docu.
ment Ne Wish We could print in full
All purely moral considerations aside
ws believe that FUN knowIedge would
OF iisslf keep the average young man
AZ free from this awful mistake as he
expects his future wife TO be. The
double standard Is an outrage.
SmoiherinE the Baby: Nv baby Is
perfectly all right Ia the daytime and
the early evening. but along toward
midnight he has bad head cold and
can scarcely breathe. Would u be
wise 20 keep the room warmed az
nlshfs
Reply.
No. Keep the baby warm. but let
him breathe cold air-which means
fresh air. Warn rooms cause croup.
We have never encountered a case OF
Group IN cold room. Fresh air. when
cold prevents colds better than any
other remedy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-19
The INQUEST.

Not labor kills us. no. nor JOY;
The incredibly and frown.
The interference and annoy.
The small attritions wear US down
The little guat-like buzzinEs shrin.
The hurdy-gurdy OF the street.
The common curses OF the will
These wrap the cerements round our
feet.
And more than all the look askance
or loving souls that cannot gauge
The numbiug touch OF circumstance.
The heavy toll OF heritage.
II Is not Death. but Life. that Stays,
The night less mountainously lies
Upon our life. than foolish days
Importuuate utilities,
-Fruncis Mouey-Coutts.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-19
Sidelights on the European War

we occupied a wooded knoll" he
says. so well placed the Germans
couldn't think of taking it by assault
50 they set their miners and sappe-s
at work. They arrived thus within a
few yards of our trenches and had the
audacity to place a sentinel there, well
protected in a sort of armored box
with loOphOles in it. There was no
way of driving him out One day
chasseur who had seen life ON the
American plains, asked permission 10
try his hand with j rope At mid
night he slipped out Of the trench and
crept close enough to throw a slip
moose over the box, then another and
another before the German realized
what had happened. With the aid Of
a number of comrades the box with
the German in it was dragged into our
trenches"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-19
New Peace Zone

II IS said that when n run OF gir.s
are being born in such a number that
Il Is far in excess OF the boys. it is a
sign there Is not going to be any var.
II this IS true there is every sign Of
there being peace for a great many
years for most OF the children being
born in this neighborhOod OF late have
been girls Within As hours there
were four girls born and not q single
boy.-Sterling Gazette.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-19


ed out OF al stocks and bonds.
CoRDEIIA Biddle. who is to wed
Angie 3. Duke. We are told by the
family press agent. inherits father :
athletic tendencies. II might be add
ed that she inherits some Of fathers
millions also.
TESTIMONY given az the Terre
Haute election fraud trial proves YOU
cant even trust a voting machine
with your ballot
day on the European battledelds.
There was fghting all along the line.
MAN who boosted he never ate pie
died in Chicago AZ the age OF 1e6. II
ne had consumed some Of the kind
that mother used 20 make he would
De living yet
FIFTEEN gallons or ice cream was
consumed in a FIRE a. Worcester. Mass.
The moral OF this IS not 20 light
match in the presence or your next
dish OF ice cream You can never tell
what Il contains.
BRYAN SUNDAY will do either as
4 strong evangelistic combination, or
as the name for a drink Il is hardly
necessary 70 say that the latter viii
be weak. however.
WE read a deal about the delight
fully summary climate of California at
this time OF year. But you probably
have observed. in scanning pictures
taken at the exposition. that the boys
are wearing their overcoats and the
girls their muffs.
THE name OF the Russian capital
is derived from an Anglo-Russian
freshman named Peter O'Grady, de-
clares an Albany. y. Y. harp.
CHICAGO art institute is now serv-
ing lunches In order that there may
De no misunderstanding it should be
explained that the food IS provided
for visitors who suddenly become hun
gry while looking at the pictures. /
Artists continue TO thrive on their
art.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-19
HEALTH TALL
William Brsdy.n.D.
Play for the COrpulent.

We have said rhat sat people don {
Snou h1u Co play and that this ac
counts iu part for their obesity. IN
captions 90 che rule Uiu please not
write ln 90 correct us. We anov some
fat people are ever ready Fp ma e.
mr Eksys % themselves. and we love
them for their sood nature. get q c.
none the less true that Obesity com
monty tags aiouE a little Ways behind
.indoicacc
Muscular exercise for the purpose
% acccl~ratiuE mctabolism or oxida-
ton lu the body is no less important
than diet o. not only promotes de-
str1ctiou % the TAT deposits. bur also
stimulates ths circulation and 90 in
creases the rate % eiiruination OF the
Wasts products.
Bcyond doubt The most effective ex.
srciss FOR the corpuieut il walking IN
the open ar. The fat man or Tat vo-
man uho f. arxious 90 reduce should
set the habii Of walking az least four
miles a day. and no little thing Ike a
change % weather ourh, 90 interfere
stth the treatment a sinEia dAy. With
out casting discredif upon the pharma-
eopoeia Ws dare say there IL more
hsAith IN a daily hike In all kinds OF
weather than you can aad In any
Other one remedy not advertised IN
aiuanacs.
Ia fat persons nth hear, trouble
the valSs must be graduated accord
inE 90 Individual coalitions by the
medical adviser. For weak hearts
graduated walks are a standard and
successful treatment
Room gymnastics are more espeei-
ally h-ipfui for the reduction % e.
ccsslve local fa' deposits. a. upon the
bps. abeonsa and back.
Massage = % value 20 aid in the
riirrinatiua % waste material. but with
5af voluntary ex~-eis. ft wiu never
,serce the weight 20 any extent
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-19

London Correspondence Of The
Associated Press. D-Following an edi
torial lOn the hUmiliating aspect OF
the Lusitainia flag incident from the
viewpoint of British national pride.
the Daily Express, conservative IN
politics and intensely British in policy
has asked its readers. What
wrong with the Union jack"
Among the replies, Sir Robert Pnr-
Wis says:
For a British merchantmen TO
hoist neutral colrs 10 avoid capture Jy
German armed vessel is allowable
if ne thinks fit to do so. But for the
British government solemnly TO .nt'-
mate 10 the merchant marine on a
Sunday night-like news OF a stricken
battle-to strike the union jack. seems
uncalled for. humiliating and indec-
ent. 1t is a step-down. and also gives
occasion to the enemy. when we de
nounce his wars. to charge as with hy-
pocrisy of Mr.. Pecksnif"
Another Eng!ishman writes
When / read the other day OF the
German accusation against Us Of aU-
thorizing the use of a neutral flag TO
protect our shipping. / at once called
1t another. German lie Imagine ny
horror, then. to find such an action
has taken place. and under the au-
thority of our foreign office"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-19

Th~ oompiesion tafs week AZ raE
ANA % ire worst most powsrf1i
radio station vii b. longer step te.
ward q state 81 prsparetnsss Tor war
tbau viii th~ buiiffaE % hair Dozen
bsttieships Which ths sghmarfns Co.
vslopmsat % thls var may make ~r.
tirpiY USELESS
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-19

A chicago hsdE- was asked E.r
sthsr dsg rg eS enc 1rur~eist5ap a
vslue 90 "a vomsa sgF pgrgas set r.
year sEa. sad be- bad f1 slv- .s a5. ll.s
failure. hsWev-r. sHagif Doe br hris "a
rensctiae ueea tfr eagrfs ff Amer.
eaa bench cogif always plead sG
sguauv seUG exe use f9r tfs failures Ir
would BE- in ttr better gos.t.oa 90 con.
fauad tee critics
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-19

Colonel t..swden tofd bts chicago
friends the other Cav thst H~ wts E1iar
naek Co hts farm and iaoa over enc SIC.
uagion b-eors d~cidina fnaIfv whether
Io enter she s1Beruafarial race tf
hs thinka hs can maaaEr f1 eEime
along on che prpceeds N tis sErfegr
tursf setsrvrtses ere 5sfereac~ js taa.
No will Rrrs ouf % politics
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-19

TIE uavsupsrt t4ocouotiv- works
shlen recently tanned d1wu an orter
foe ths utnutacturr % sfrarurl for
ah@ aaliss. has received Ere formal
thanEs 90 shs German American ALI
snes New ~ ths stockhcidere VIII
accept ths sEprsssion % gratitude in
leu - ffvifsaas enc oHi-ers doubtless
VIII feel tslfY vtndIcafed
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-19
Agricultural.

One OF the striking effects Of pro
hibition IS it's diversifcation OF agri-
cultural industries. Kentucky is go
ing in largely for raising pumpkins.
which when properly loaded with wills
Ky. are expected 10 be in active de-
mand in West Virginia next fall
Pittsburgh Dispatch.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-19

Ths British r1vsum~nt has asked
90 take snS.oTm~af wEi-h VIII ta-
crvass ths pruegrfiDn % ne countrV
aaf rsl@as~ enc usu % take place. in
TIE army uoubtI~ss this ts a conesE
sfon n the sarraErfs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-19
The World Wide War Trust

OF the navy. II. A Herbert. made a
most thorough and scientific inves;iga'
tion OF the whole subject
The report and hearings OF this In
vss,lxation OF the cost OF Armor makes
q volume OF sss pages
The conclusions % the committee
briefly. we're a. follows:
That a government Armor factory
could be erected for the sum OF $500
600 and that Il q expedicnt 20 estah-
lab such a factory In case the armoT
manufacturers decline 20 accept such
prices for amor A. may be hEed By
Law
The COMMITTEES Vas % the opinion
that q fair average price for armor
vas between $500 and 5000.
The committee arrived AZ this con
eiusion a. foli,ws:
Cost o. labor and material Per
ton ... ---------.-.- --..-. sos
ADD FOR reforsinE --------....-- Il
$50
Add FOR maintenance OF plant so
2lO
rhiry-,hrcs and ouethird per
cent profit ---------- 20
ESQ
Add for uickio .....------...... 20
Makiug the price for arnor --- 800
The investigating committee. In 9th
er words. estimated that $500 ton
8as a fair price for the government
10 pay the armor ring for amor. and
they figured this was allowing the
ring a profit o. SO Ia per cent on their
Investment
Yet this report was soon forgotten.
The government has purchased In all
2i7.s7s tons OF armor and paid on an
average OF s44O ton for II II price
OF $500 n ton allowed the armor ring
a profit OF az Is per cent. how much
proft must a price OF $40 allowed
them. You can igure - out for your
self
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-19

A. unsuccessful canaid1ts Tor re
nom nation sor alderman at Chicago ts
b@lax prosecuted for usias the Ame~f
can aaE In hts primary advert sing
campaign. Perhaps ~ be- bal won ere
case axafnsf BIN would not have been
pushed 80 r~lartiessIy
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-19

"BU RGLARS are modifying. -
Headline in Chicago Tribune. What
the Trib really meant TO say was
that Bulgaria had secretly gotten to-
gether three full army divisions 10
advance on Adrianople The head
writer likely thought he was putting
the finishing touches on Chicago
item
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-19

TIE Gsr-ss Authorities 49, also
fsazazt passports Zoe eshiss \ uaa.
"a wo1zAz - koiaizE tJstiszei Wisa.
- 70 pav a Welt 80 sS-ss relatives on
10 oE1sr si9s % tks frozstsr. she BAD
Passport fsr herself buf tsfs was
sos su=eseas. TIE Csrzas soldiers.
secortisx 60 . Ccp@assxsz letter also
esaEa9se passports coz hsr 100 snail
ehii&rsz. No are twas szs Sziy q
~orfes e as~
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-19

a chseaxo physician eenouae-s the
bubbtfnE founfain because be says o.
VIII detorru tss lips and make a man
ressrubfs a Deiieaa tt fs 90 b. feared
that ths ev1i1tiou uII b. s'ow ia
ChtrIEo.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-19

The Nerhovay Betegseglyzo Egylet
Aiapszsbaiyai has changed its name
10 the Nerhovay Betegseglyzo Egylet
Alapszabal Yai 100 Dix hck, according
10 a charter filed in Columbus Friday.
-Chiilicothe. Ohio. News-Advertiser.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-19

ti % hsrd - me ordinary raortal on
se~ uhaf has been aceomp. s1sl 1F
fhs flflnols s@e.fe ia che % days Do
has taken % orEaaiEe nat oog-f roo
have Beer dors m tyo o. three DAYS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-19

MR. Nelson. manager OF a hotel at
Rockford, Is taking no chances. His
81. Patrick's day bill Of fare offered
Budgets Fresh Rhubarb Pie" and
Mary McGorty's Orange Cream Pie"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-19
huneh uneallea Cor.

Every spring the papers urge US TO
paint up" Why so much publicity?
Strikes me that you are rubbing II in.
PANSY.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-19
xxx.
~ coscaEsssAS CLYDE X. Tsv.
E&NEe

fss-eiaI cerrssronGsncs % IRE ArEasl
washiaEton. %. C.. March IA
thosEh TIE secretary % the nasy AsN.
81 congress for an appropriation 20
Ag- - go
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-19
CHORDS AND
DISCORDS

GET out your rubber boots. Pastor
Russell declares wafer Is 10 be squeez-
ed out OF al stocks and bonds.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-19

S1s Makes = sad Mistake My occu-
rstior = that % a ;iess; seller I at
AZ esv ~ q ~tato~ sifh 10 chance 20
sxercis~. Whereas NJ usual sslSh, 4.
lt1. Eos VEGA 80. I eat = res:Aur-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-19
ITO be Continued }
POULTRY NOTES

30 one can foretell the sex OF chicks
q, lille still IN the egg. But 81 Is known
that eggs collected n the early part OF
the season wili predominant in males;
also. when q cock had only a very linn
tied number OF hens 20 fertilize The
reason Is that the cock IN spring Is
o. his full vigor but becomes less Wig
orrus as the season advances. II the
ul % parent IS old and the females
yot uE moro hens than cocks VIII ne
4 ad. the contrary Is true II the cock
O. young and the hens old.
chickens which are very SLOW iu
fcatheriuE should have plenty OF at
tcntion until they grow their piumaEe
This condition. e. sometimes a matter
OF breed and sometimes OF strain.
Strains which have been inbred often
throw a stock which takes a long
time 70 grow its feathers Much can
be- done 20 help this BY supplying the
birds with pieatly % vegetables and
ether green feed. by giving a small al
lo@anc@ o. meat daily. and by giving
the soft food thin busting With
ground sulphur twice or three times
a week This should not be continued
Ton 1ouE. but Sc often has a very bene-
Gciai effect.
Where ala you get that awful indi-
cotton
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-19
VIA, Was the Limit

Il l. said that the Clifton hptel had
so many roomers last evening that it
could not provide rooms enough TO
accommodate them. consequently a
few remained up most OF the night
playing cards.-Mt Carroll Democrat.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-19

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of The AS
ISOLATED Press THE second lieuten-
ant of battalion OF Alpine Chaus-
seurs tells how the lasso was utilized
against the Germans in the Vosges.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-19

Paris Correspoadence of The As
ISOLATED Press. THE idea of a lin
guistic alliance between French and
/ English speaking peoples which was
/ proposed more than 20 years ago and
strongly advocated by Charles Richet
and H. c. Wells. has been revived Al
bert Dauzat in The Temps resumes
the proposition submitted by Paul
: Chappelier in 1900 TO the International
Congress for the Teaching OF Foreign
Languages as follows:
BY virtue of a convention between
France. Great Britain and the United
States Of America the teaching of Eng
lish shall be obligatory in France and
the teaching of French in Great Brit
ain and the United States in all pub
lie schools"
Monsieur Dauzat points out that If
this proposition should be realized
French and English would become the
common idom of countries having a
population OF 1SO,OOO.OOO and that sue
eessively millions more in countries
under French and British protection.
Paris Correspondence Of The As
ISOLATED Press "A curious circum-
stance of the war was the assignment
OF Colonel Rimailho. the inventor of
the 6inch gun, TO a regiment using
the famous S-inch gun. The reason
for this was that in the earlier opera
lions the smaller weapon was the
more numerous and the more useful.
In the war of siege that followed the
battle OF the Marine. however. the
"RimailhO," as the 6-inch gun is called,
found its opportunity in the longer
range of fire and in the necessity for
a heavier projectile than that of the
3-inch gun The "upheaval of the
enemy's trenches" and the DONNA
ton of the enemy's artillery" fire.
quently noted in the official commiques /
are largely TO the credit of this gun !
The old 6-inch gun of the French ar
tillery fired a shot every four minutes: 4
the "Rimauho' fires four shots each !
and the projectile weighs % I
pounds.
FrankfOrt-(C Correspondence of The /
Associated Press. Few soldiers in 1
the war TO date have achieved more
nonors than Karl OFT of Schw2nheim 1
On the Main, a former volunteer now F.
~ lAAANNA ~ NAAI AAsoAAI7N AApAi-IOAA4-4Als-
stoned rank, who has -eceived no less /
Than six decorations.
OFT has received the iron cross. first
class, iron cross second class. the
PruSsian service order. me Prussian
golden medal for bravery. the Bavar-
an service order. first class, and the
bravery medal. first class.
The young man. who has been
severely, was visited in the
hospital recently by the Kaiser. who
commended him for his gal
antrN
Correspondence of The AS
iociated Press.)-The second lieuten-
Int of a battalion OF Alpine Chaus-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-19

THE scientists have discovered a
substitute for everything but war
That remains just what Sherman said
Il was
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-19

o. q t~sf. q 49, iifrs4 a ss.xAi 1sg
tines greater tsaz 80 90
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-19

NINE. Groui,ch is coming to Chi.
caSo 10 spur Serb relief.
!. NC.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-19

BILLY Sundays collection at Phila-
delphia was $4,000. Cheap. II he
really succeeded in waking up the old
town.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-19

Where dii you get that awful indi-
E-stion
-Ny wiie tried 90 Vin my love
through ms stomach. '-P Philadelphia
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-26
SAM CONN BEING HELD FOR
KILLING OF A. MOLSBERGER

Portales, n. NJ, April 26.-Sam Conn
is being held here pending the complete
investigation of the shooting Of Adolph
Molsberger. who was shot and instantly
killed while walking with R. F. Curd
on the streets here. Conn is but 10
years old and is said to have had trouble
with Curd in the past and that they
had not spoken for some time.
The accepted theory of the shooting
Is that Conn intended to shoot Curd,
but missed him and struck MOlsberger.
The latter's left ear was blown away
and the entire back of his head crushed
BY the discharge, which was from a
shotgun.
Conn was arrested by sheriff George
C. Deem. who was standing near Conn
when the shooting occurred Conn is
reported to have said he was sorry he
got the wrong man.