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llHier SIaent in SamiItpn 1T
Serr Gonarb Srnd, 449 Sae 5anfte
Shafe. Sea Sci. 476 81, S,sme
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-13
The Daily Story
An Exploded secret-By Emma Blake.

case with q sliding cover, which was
( locked. Putting his ear down 10 the
I box. the captain fancied he heard a
faint ticking. but was not sure. His
informant also listened and declared
that he could hear nothing. But he
was trife deaf and could not hear g
watch tick without putting it close TO
his ear.
The captain was for heaving the box
overheard at once, but the other de-
INJURED, reminding him of his promise
lie Moyne averred that the lives OF the
crew and passengers were OF more
value than any promise. whereupon the
other said:
IN the first place. captain. II you
don't keep this matter q secret you'll
have panic aboard your ship. in the
second place you can make all safe
without the risk OF laying you and me
liable for damages In the destruction
of what may be valuable property. Az
you have 10 do is to attach 4 line 70
the box. drop it overheard and let it
float a couple of hundred yards astern."
The captain was so anxious TO get rid
OF the article that he consented. Two
strong iron handles were attached TO
it, one at either end. Producing line.
the captain secured it TO one Of these
handles and ran It through the other
for greater security. The informant sug-
gested that IL would be best TO take IL
TO his own stateroom, 70 be kept til
after dark. that he might not attract
attention, then drop il over the stern
To this he added q suggestion that Il
had better be put in place OF the log
for recording the ships progress, which
was hung out from the stern. The
captain. not wishing It 10 be known
that there were persons aboard intend
ing 10 blow up the ship, assented 70 the
delay, which was little more than an
hour.
AS soon as It was dark the informant
carried the box TO the stern, where be
found the captain waiting for him, and,
no one being near, it was lowered into
the water, the line paid out and the
near end attached to the reel AS
soon as this was done lie Afoyne
breathed easier. though he was BY no
means sure that the persons who had
intended TO blow up the ship had not
other contrivances for the purpose.
One morning when the Arago was
sailing near the French coast Captain
lie Moyne went aft 10 look for the
floating box. He could not see It even
with his binoculars. In fact, it had
disappeared He sent a steward for
his informant, but the man could not
be found.
Nor was be or the box ever heard
- A d.
tectives who had been cAbled from
New York came aboard to arrest an
absconding bank cashier who had tax
en- a hundred thousand dollars OF the
banks funds.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-13
William Brady.nD
Blinds. Shades and Hygiene.

laws On The books already. but we
would hail with delight law pro
hibiftng the use OF shades or opaque
coverings upon the windows OF Nv
Ing quarters Fade the rugs7 Wen,
a faded rug or a washed out Wsii
paper would be preferable 20 a home
FOR orphan microbes And besides
the more sunlight that perTneates the
living quarters. the happier and more
eheefui will the occupants be
Throw back the blinds. roll the
shades as high as they will 90. wash
the windows. push aside the curtains
and let old Doctor Nature disinfeei
YOUR germ infested cave. What was
the sun made for anyway
Questions and Answers.
ps-haps tuberculosis; Farmer Girl
writes. I get hoarse on any occasion.
singing. talking much. or travelling
An continually clearing my throat
wiu sou please suggest something
Reply.
We would suggest tuberculosis or
perhaps a simple chronic rhinitis or
deceased tonsiis. You need careful
% the entire barred chest.
and a specialists examination OF nose
and throat
Bread aad Mnk Club; Kindly advise
me whether the exclusive milk diet
YOU recommend for members 81 the
Bread and Muk Club would be good
for stomach. liver and bowel trouble.
Reply
Members % the Club feast on bread
and milk one DAY a week only. stom-
aeh. liver and boWei trouble might
mean most anything. II you are a too
hearty invalid you might Join II your
health is fraii. don't
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-13

rriseipsf smetE tss eiaims % i'aiy
apas Aassrls e. thaf ore t-sIisE vita
ere tsvu asi c5aafy es Treat. ahira
area f5rus tas seblset ef ere taiiovinE
var geography statF@sst o. the Na-
f6sa GeaErapst society
Tie eozrf4 90 TreHt is a fsse.r-
ztisE bit OF Italy u~stlrE ls enc s1ata-
eru EuIs asI a8astsiHs % TyFuL lin
zaauv. e4itzraiiT aa4 EsoEraphicaiiy
a. 1e- with lra'F over che border.
TIE c1arfV embraces about 600 square
nlt~s q FrEi6e rare ja ifs scrrie beau
ues. aa1 one. uitEiu whose au1iiinE
ustssqs=0fEe1 nearly rs1uutain-lne<r1
-morr tbaa 10000 people house
a large part % tbis population.
zboaf zEft1. e. concentrated in the
capital city. Trrrt a place that sup
f6rtF usrig more by its relies and
FEr charm % SEE surrugEdiuEs than
D. ffs commercr or industry. The
city stands on the AdiEc river. on the
urrrner railway. O. miles north %
Verona aat 60 miles south % HoiEsu.
tf Eel rs miirs northwest % Venice.
ut1se soldiers. during the late mid
de aErs. tried time and again On vain
Co. bring o. uutsr subteetiou 90 the
FrEefiar state The Venetian attacks
uFrr frafiY Fepaissd ca lfsT.
Treat. the citT. is poNerfuiiy forti-
fFd. some COS feet above its streets.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-13

The French ship Arago sailed from
New York for Cherbourg, France. in
March. 1915. loaded with munitions of
war for the allies. She had been out
six DAYS, and two of the voyage re-
manned, when one of the passengers, a
man. appeared at the door of the cap
tain's cabin on the upper deck. slipped
in hastily, put his finger TO hts lips 20
enjoin silence and stood for u moment
waiting, evidently endeavoring TO con
quer some strong emotion. Then after
turning the key IN the door he said
almost IN a whisper to the astonished
commander:
Captain lie Moyne, this vessel is in
imminent danger
How SOP asked the captain, start
ing.
Write me out promise of immunity,
that shall be treated in every respect
as any other passenger aboard and
that you VIII take no action except
such as I approve and I viii tell you
The captain demurred for some time.
cross questioning the man in an effort
TO get out OF him something Of
what he had 10 say without making
any promises But the man shut up
like q clam and would say nothing
further except that there was a strong
probability that the ship would be
wrecked that night Finally Captain
lie Moyne gave IN, wrote out bond
such as the man required, and he told
his story.
He said that in the stateroom next
10 his he had heard two men talking.
He could not hear all they said, but had
heard enough TO lead him 10 believe
that they were emissaries Of either
the German OF Austrian government,
who had been sent TO blow up the ship
and send the cargo OF arms and ammu-
milton 70 the bottom. He had heard
distinctly one OF these men say 10 the
other, Very well, Wen do ii tonight"
The captain started to leave his cabin
when his visitor took the key from the
lock and held It in a tight grip while
he added:
Remember your promise-lf on ex-
animation you see anything that looks
Ike an implement of destruction you
will not throw il overheard, but place
IT where it can do no serious damage TO
the ship
why do you stipulate for that?'
asked the captain.
Because I do not wish to be re-
sponsible for property destroyed by
mistake. ! should never forgive my
self for doing 50. and I would lay my
self liable 10 damages that might take
all I have"
This satisfied lie Moyne. who had no
more relish for destroying harmless
property than his infOrmer.
The captain obtained a pass key and,
accompanied only by the infOrmer,
went 70 the stateroom. There they
found a box about the size Of a suit
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-13
IN THE HANDS OF THE PRESIDENT

situations like IN gravity 20 this in
vh'ch The country tuds itself.
he thea spoke. as he did on Monday.
o; the real and high courage OF COM
posture and restraint. bat he added
that 10 aHy one made a fight essential
he was tFeIr man" We believe that
Americas Who are relying upon Mr..
Wilson 90 cxtricate them from all
possible consequences OF a terrible
uatgrs merely because those conEe-
gueug,k might be terrible are mis-
taken Ia thr man who Is president.
/. Il - a natter Of immediate import
ance for the nation to adjust itself TO
The truth. for the chauvinists 20 mod
crate their ccstasics 90 the measure Of
their danger. for the indifferent TO
eurrEize their placidity 90 the demands
% The occasion. for the timorous TO
consider that timidity may become
shameful. and for the rash TO consider
that Fashacss may become maniacai.
AMER many experiences with false
crises We have a crisis II the best
available wisdom. Considerably ap-
piled. can bring "a through peacefully.
- shall come through. II tho cost
% eomink through safely be humilia-
ton. 80 thiak the guide % our ways
All have 20 be some other man than
wootrow wiisoa-
TIE president viii lead this nation
peacefully through dangers In which
eoSsrdly men would aEht 20 disprove
the Gppzr~nt fact % their cowaFdice
That is vhst be means by too proud
20 hEEi- Hs all scurry through none
~ Which brave man. conscious OF
he courage and mindful os his true
dignity. would sEht
u is 20 ~ hoped that the nation
ftss not tnisuuferstand the situation.
oceas!pa may be arising with regard
20 uhieh ws may only hope that We
shall nothirE mean nor shameful do.
Sanity uiii consider all the posslbln-
ties and remain composed but not
biin4-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-13

Th- ro-: frequent iiness "a AL
ne World ts c1ryza-too common
cold 10 TIE bad u is q germ dis
ease. igst IS surely az dipath-ria or
tuberculosis. aad q fs q house germ
dis@sss That is % say. coryxa- Ike
tuberculosis. ls a disease which varies
IN prevalence directly Ttfh the de-
gre % eFowdlnE IN iivinE quarters
The tsusmsnts furnish the greatest
number % cases % both Infections
Nov. irteiiiEsrt people ventiiAte
their iivinE quarters more or less.
rather less Every one realizes thar
fresh air is essential Tor Eood health.
bar many individuals ar BIT IN
certain What frrsh air means l.
means Outdoor air. You can bEing
it iadoors ir the form % q draft Or
current % or. but in 40 other way
Most % che year outdoor air o.
comparatively cool. dry and ca mo-
u1a. o. c1rfraEfed Wifh the Indoor
warmth. moisture ffrou peTsptrirE
bodies and water tn the exhalsd
b--athI ana ataEnation-avoidancr
% fhe dreaded draft. Personally. wc
Erau that our stand is ridiculous Ca
ths opinion % th@ average reader.
svea professional colleagues insist
90 are a biS dat when 80 declare
that drafts 90 oaiy good Hut fast
fs4 sane we cnnr see hos a breeze
or wirt tu ere obra is haruiTss end
e=sisafaI afI.r & eurreat % air iu-
doors De- iriar.8as Atuags provided
personal c5ufaFE iE ftr guide
Fresh air is che beet % aii fnrirs.
szsueEt. bash direct ara tirusr. iE
~ en- odds thr most fh6rpgFh germ
aeaf~ EH1ur f1 science.
Hrts aEt uist1u shades are
good fr-ats 90 che ubiquitous dis
ease m.erate Thrrr arc COO maaF
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-13
TRENT AND PART IT PLAYS IN THE
DELIBERATIONS OF ITALY UPON WAR

che modern rcdoubt. Doss Trente.
looks out over the city. The other
fesersss command the approaches %
the town There are a number % me
palaces Ga Trent and many substantial
houses. The city &C. a center % tourist
pliErimaFr. and the tolls that u coli
ierta in this way are large Impor-
tacf among ifH work-a-thy Industries.
is zee manufacture % aaiaEui. a spicy.
strongly Individual sausage. than
uhieh even thc Germans cannot pro-
dur~ anything more tempting Ia the
sausage genre.
The city and the villages show an
entirely Italian character. Trent Is
the Italia irredcuta % the Italians.
the Italy that st1l remains % be re-
deemed from bondage, The Italians
% these southern Tyrol valleys. how
ever. are not 90 warm patriots as their
brothers over the border they love
their oWu mountains and valleys first
and are apparently content with Aus
TRAN dominion They are simple. SUI
pgrstiti8us. intensely local In their
sympathics and intensely religious.
The county was almost beyond the
influence % the outside world from
the 1tth century 20 the beginning OF
the 18th. during which time Il was
under the rule % i;s bishops. In 1908.
Austria assumed control. and Trent
vas formally annexed 10 TyTol in
isif.-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-13
- PREsrpENT s I'D

Fssssf-es wrs1r. ls tis EasstsE o'
ne g-rmsa crisis. tss displayed tEs
sane vfsfsrs. stsssssssssi1 asf fra
r-ss rtat h- tas fses ia srat5sE vita
ere rf-sieae s.sezsIea Gee fs wir.se Co
e. Co.. any resssssals iFaEfe Coz peace
while hr does est eearf war tF iH-
slsFs fesE ere respect utIeE is fEF f1
t.ts eafIaa te paid De- set fsfF there tr
fsti rrrsrsst1r made Coz frsfrgrri1a
Of Americas lives seI properly where
ere l1es cones ftraEEF Vi1.agta1 ~ ir-
frruataest law eef throGEs ere uttf43
ars % an s-Ear.zrf E1uFru@~GE To
o. sure tsar o. EsFssr fs made. be
ts seF.rE vfeast haste. tsE.sE fetl
t.sar f5~ e1estterat 90 alf taF e.r-
rr.asss1e-es.
once bfs coeviettocs ere formed. ere
srrslt=et has ss8ua tsaf be re- sat
tseElaE ts ere courage 90 express
thee re-re Eel 60 F4uisoesf.1r 1F
afeiI.aff5- u~ is s6'rrsnt bar r1t
r1ceftat5rT uF stands f8r America
sef f1F Eg@srisr. E1E.eE zoe rFare.
bss zoe tsvtasfsE froa Dts duty as ks
Gees Gel ss sv1tf e. resort Co sfs=ETF
rrfHads.
Baes Of ttu asf back % What %
SAYS stand ere NssFreae people. gE.f-
&c Coz ter.F esGefry. REGARDLESS %
sasvifv oF posHtrst e1eeietiass-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-13
AMERICAv AUTOS ABROAD

TIE EnEttse rsvsrsp~rs are s1u
eseE rears~rss over fs~ fsuzss1a 6f
ssas esunsrv ~ uoderssr rssrsa
Nss-rt-sa aasa@seuss. TIE var has
crested a. ssessf f1r practically fss
sstlrr euspss q EeEijss ssra@atsis
tsetsr.-s IRE rFsstt ts tess mere
ere trv. ff ssv EeEtiss nstT HseEsees
or eatUe sale ts Eess eaussfg ssE tEE
e1l~e sasers FrF ts6sfsE fsr AssFrtesa
cssealars. a great properties %
Americas FstsosssftFs Imported tnF1
GsFftnf esve hesa O. tE- esssssr
class. Vsrv few sssecs6estss % So
eEeaBeF class sFs rsasfsetsreE %
Eae5ts.4 ne LeeEsa Tlrsss declares
tssss
As ts veil travr. go A@sri-
ess p-rtrfs ts egit4 a ss7rt-iltsf
vesieis. eetlsvfeE teaf a ears
H.srests-ss se.ts VITA tks 5Esrgtsse-
toe &C asrsesasssss tess ssaks
ts etf EasEa6rsG. os Ese egEsr
hsaa 80 EsEisss sslsssr rFu,ssess
ears Cd tase s.s lsrE ss possible
AssrFfslts es.sksrs ssifsvs ss1s ssst-
tass ss Be- r1sssss ns.f sreEess
O. stessss Eeat5sa ussss Co tss
eseeees ts r-usssas,ss ssr . easz-
eaFtsee &c tss eve types
q ts ssst 90 eeeEs 60 go eas-
tseseielst ever tsss fes css sssss
simess sssirs,v VIA sss acrarsaFae
esachles ts zee 80 EaeG "a sszs
nssfs wfsE sssssisF tools tas wa
az a.tflsl5rst Eisaf szlsA. urus4-
~ seesSlsE. tsas - tzs Gf-s-e=es
esswsee tss svpss. fsr tss GssiEa
"a ssfsea tes ssszsl Tes Asssrtcsz
esr f. sssssssr,slzsG 90 tss tass as
sasaiisss ST. seesrsss eseGissFY
tefnE saepese4 % rsatss Ess4
Lseer eeesesssarv STRIP "a so-
sruvee srEi1ss sssssgrs sses Part
60 see tsnsiss. ess stsaiter azassr-
lsfs tersGxEssf. sssekfas 90 STAFF
arG Essxss 49, vksa sssTzzsisd.
az szEi1s ss Ecos az correct 70
sEr@crss1
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-13

rhs superiority 81 tas rrws re-
sources % enc Associated Press over
ne tafted Press vac gever mere
clearly saowa thaa On eosaecti11 wtsh
tne handling % tRs story OF ursagia-
tions win Germany ErowteE esf ef
ths sfrsfaz % enc Lgsitaeia Weue
enc Associated Press covers tEs &C.
tails eoucfssfY sad wtth an sssursnre.
evidently rssaltlaE from access CD ere
inside sources. tas teitsd Press. as
usual iasiutEss ~ WfId Eisesses. sbsnr
afas On enc same faYfs rpport an tss
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