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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1915-09-03
WOMEN WHO Are
ALWAYS TIRED
May Find Help in This
Letter.
Swan Creek, Mich. -" cannot speak
too highly of your medicine, When

through neglect or
overwork ! get run
down and my appe-
tite is poor and 1
have that weak, lam
guild, always tired
feeling, I get q bot
tie of Lydia E. Pink
hams Vege table
Compound, and IL
builds me up, gives
me strength, and re-
aforaa ma 70 ra~faoA
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1915-09-03
SIMILAR, BUT DIFFERENT.

Mrs Graspt-You always growing abou,
the household expenses. yet you used to say that
l could make dollar go twice as far as you
could
Graspit-And SO you can my dear. You make
It 90 blamed far that I never even get
glimpse OF 1t again.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1915-09-03
IN PoULTRYviLle.

Il love that chicken. said the young red
rooster. but she gave me the frgid claw
oh. well" replied the old brown hen that
was probably the best she could do Her mother
was . cold storage eSS."
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1915-09-03
He Understood.

MY husband has deserted me and
want warrant announced the
large lady.
What reason did he give for desert
ing you?" asked the prosecutor
Il don't want any lip from you. l
want a warrant. l don't know what
reason he had
81 think understand his reason.
said the Off cial feebly, as he proceed
ed to draw up a warrant.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1915-09-03
HE WAS sILENcED.

Said She-After all you must admit that WON
are better than men
Said He-Oh don't know. The good book
doesn't say anything about devils being
cast out of man
Said She-No, of course not; he has every one
of them yet
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1915-09-03
FEMININE "snoRr AND UGLY"

You say Mrs. Gadders and Mrs P''-,', ey
changed the short and ugly word?"
That's what they did"
Shocking! Was II 'liar:."
No Cat"
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1915-09-03

The old topper frequently gets away
with more than he can carry.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1915-09-03

What does it avail a woman to hav'
troubles II she can't tell them?
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1915-09-03

Be happy. Use Red Gross Bag BIus1
much better than liquid blue Delights
the laundress. All grocers. Adv.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1915-09-03
ESTE
MINING NEWS
IN REF
IN q r E +

" estern NeWspapeF Z MON Nrws SerVfcs.
Prices for Metals.
Spelter, ST. Louis, $13.4S.
Copper. casting, $17.121f.
Lead, New York, 1850 Ats.
Bar silver, 46Ac.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1915-09-03
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES GI<E 10
ShZZZZIo EH/2LI/z4V

HERE are recorded at the present
time for the southern two-thirds OF
Europe. including Mediterranean
Asia and Africa, no less than four
hundred paleolithic stations, that is,
places where remains. of one kind
or another have been left behind
by early man. This man was pri-
marily a hunter and his chief center
of activity appears 10 have been
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-05

Nr Arab vaa visited Sew Nr-E rsT
.s safI t1 ea9e sr~s Ess rs-tr- t9~-s
rrre5,- PM America fravr, Htr rass
ssf-F fse Feu@f .rsseiaE ere SUBJ
VfHI rrt lac sgaFrr-s tr tfF afr
.e.ssH.1s co elevated Fai.vsrsf. aaf
ere aalt.srs ere 90 tiEh E.st people
tssr s1 % pc Oh s9sare bosses ard
pulled fol Ur Sop ~ heavy ropes
.aserFIes me r'erarr-I Oh ere fzF
fs@ slr farm .s.rs ere rEaf fk~ sane
as a Morocco 80 rlzrf Gao tzhg is ss
sEraEs al ere eaTs b.st geool~ here DO
raf sree Co lave uars us~ for sleep
Fs sr streets are isss a. c-pv tFf az
Oh is ter EsT. =ulfT1E
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-05

as ssrs~z wssE =l=ss Hse s=sss:.e
81 s1szaTlzss
VA. SAYS 80 Esvisw % EsTiss@,
ts - fssHersts 9 rseozrss wzsa 80
ferscoss eoweFs - tes wQTlG are -
szzsG ls ls tkss wEas 80 esI -rix-ts
eeaas 90 sEss aEG eatalGE e. likely
60 81 eoas5tsrse sHcsgs e. ts~-zs g.
"a geusF GaruaETs pea fcr izvae'
~ usirl1-a So -rEcsssltg Eng
,1aGs Bisa ssr lGtErss-izx Elta rsz-
srtl eosanr-cs e. - sraetiT go E2za
sls4. AL f. s1s ugar fs-saras zrog1G
GsreezzT fif ras ussz 90 to4ca ere
ssfr - a tf-r'r - Fiar eftlzsr- aoT 20
s4te cd -Erf e. iosf - trszf uitt-
aes sarf-r sara vslaa ia enc Ceruaaa
view. Hz-rfzn-s uass -lisfats lsF o.
FsarEInF 10 Or ~riFats- Ntee q great
va haf sroE~z a1l fa tHs prsssuca
1f uttea ~lsess fsareezr tseaufe ere
asca1f has a~rr mzfs Co i1-ce ir Sc
re-F -af1r~. va "a tts Genial % riEhts
es al E.eff r~fuass asf s1biie. Wssn
rre saaE rasfgrs are a. war. O. -
srs- .hsr ere rfrets - ssatrsis are -
freefrf H.F erie fs no. nscagss tt@
arutrals have r.rfts. brt tsea1s~ tesF
AVE -aasr wee F9w~v~r. rrszt e..
sfa1s arr sF var fFs rights % see
erals tare bas- fts power ara tss els
-afrf1r Oh translate terfr rtEEta irto
terms ~ f9rrr
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-05

gallery under the dome. Directly be
low me walked man. woman and
a girl. l could see the tops of thelr
heads ana shoulders, but nothing more
Then up came the laugh II was the
same I had heard twice before.
would know it among n thousand.
7 was tempted TO jump down City
or hundred feet and land before nv
charmer. Instead, l turned and ran
down the stairs so fast that l fell and
when I tried 70 rise found It impossl-
bic to do so. I had broken my leg.
l cursed my fate for many reasons.
but the principal one was that must
give up hope OF ever finding my charm.
er-that Is. II she was a stranger IN
Washington. If not. I would remain
there as long as lived in order TO find
her
did not get the use OF my leg again
tin July. and then It was TOO hot TO re-
main In one OF the hottest cities in
America. I would have done so. but
I didn't believe the girl was looking
for would be there. with a heavy
heart went northward.
In October returned to prosecute
my search. 7 accepted all the invita-.
tons I received. hoping 20 meet my
hooking bird girl was doomed to
disappointment Everywhere I went
I listened and never heard n girl laugh
that 1 did not feel a pang because il
was not the one I longed to hear.
was introduced TO many girls, but none
OF them could I'll the gap in my heart
One evening was assigned TO take
p certain young lady out 10 dinner.
She was very pretty. Her eye was
liquid. her smile flanked by dimples.
I passed a delightful period chatting
with her, for there was between US that
wireless something which tells two
persons that they Ike each other.
parted with her under the impression
that she might make me forget my
laugh girl.
I met this young lady again and ask
ed permission TO call. It was granted.
and during the first evening I spent at
her home ! made discovery. She
began to play the piano. and this set
canary bird in another room TO singing.
II once heard a girl" remarked.
Initiate q bird 10 perfection"
q can do that she said and straight
way reproduced some Of the CanarT's
notes. Whether &c was the expression
on my face or what it was I know not,
but she laughed.
sprauC toward her and took both
her hands In mine.
I've been hunting You since last
Aprilr' exclaimed. II heard you imi-
tate a bird In the park and laugh.
That laugh made me your slave for
ever"
And 7 spoke the realistic truth. We
have been married ten years. and I
have never yet had my way in a single
instance.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-05

80. Taviar tsr subleet % oar sketch
we haa msa wfth stop watches
over TIE uosEszea working on az axle
fzshe. o. uhafFVsr else if might ff.
ss1f 1fr IIarrah. -arf ever time O.
aar looked 20 theV took bis time
every ffrs De- stopped t1 breathe theF
s1aE E5s Um~. ar4 Col THAT way ffrT
soc absolutely ere aw1urt ~ time
employed on doing q certain amount
90 w0ff
we made It rafr f1 gun q MAJ
eLtar f1 break. r1rUarrt Nr Har
rsE ~Fo- lustaner. thr t.fr of O. har-
rarr bar uag b. two Yrrr 80 tsat
banner bar does noe break .Es.dr Of
tsr eco years. g. s1 f1F ere f1-sr master.
he-aesr Dol 60 r1r eetfrs sfr cork ar
ar F4 a-r ~ fGr f1rEr tr ts ftr
ssar way lE che machine shop. if q
sttr ere natural tifr 90 which wiE.t
30 rv1 years does zoe break f1su
Before teas rrH'r -r fT- frr ra.
Eaeer .r charge
So fla-rae tff ras d..etze .rs1uaa.
rar 81 60 eFFEE~~. tH che event
uarEaa- Tales t1 srras t1aH .H O.
elE-a a1n er- OF FFsrs erarr fEr Goa.
E- Tarf1r b. u1H.I demand fH know
GRO FelsaE. sgf Do va fr-aE rrnHsf
CO. etf we szrr absolutely no Fr.
gard fog marhiHe-T or Cor men.
500 Uarrah's Testimony vas TaFI1-.
eafer SEQ bow aTI CO. correspond
alth aaraerars rfz OF ur TaTirrE
book % trsfF1es'HlF. -Nu employees
Should bear i- utsf thar each Ftrp
=zists s-ss. lass and an ere time f1r
IRE perrefT o. rsyirE dividend r1 i's
awrFFH
vr i1aFat vac asked whether
rFrrr we're permitted fu ..rEe .r
rsLl fo take meals
40. SIRE DO replied. -oarr a man
rassea .rs.fr tfF rcd fence Hr HtaEs
tzrrr ertu bee taFs uorf u trFuuE
Tho -relrrer~ o. Keeping usa pen
arf is vas shown when q huge con-
rrarr- rura uffE molten meta. save
usF in fs.s same Mdrafr plant and
w1-Earl uerr EilT1 outright end .
81 o.srrs seriously hurt Too rrIue.-
1Ir Of fsF fretgFr OF TaEi1-.au vac .
.ee.- Err HHstsafri OIL frr Triangular .
EH.rE waist factory HFr .1 <Fa forE
earre fE HewrH arF~ 'aeE~i .r end .
G raE see ulF until their laE
rr. vas done. ael ftFg 4.t uuf seq .
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-05
The Daily Story
The Mooking Bird Girl-By F. A Mitchell

One afternoon IN April while on q
visit 20 Washington 1 was sitting on a
bench in one OF the parks. The leaves
were half blown. and among them
birds We're twittering. One little song
ster In a tree above my head was now
and again giving two melodious notes.
the first higher than the second. Then
suddenly just behind me these notes
were repeated by human voice, fol-
lowed by a girls laugh. I cannot say
which was the more musical. the imi-
tation OF the birds piping or the laugh.
/ turned and saw three girls, al with
their backs toward me. moving away
Cupid has many arrows in his CULVER,
but there Is one, called fancy. that he
uses more than all the others. AT any
rate he had let drive at me with such
an arrow and pierced my heart 1 had
been caught 10y the triGinE incident
that / have mentioned and was en-
nmored of the girl who had Knocked a
bird and laughed I fancied her the
embodiment Of feminine mischief; her
smile between dimples was doubtless
expressive OF that meIodioUs laugh,
and her eyes laughed as wei as her
lips and her voice.
Had / been a tribe less fanciful and
more practical I would have arisen
and hurried after the girls to get a
view Of the one who had bewitched
me. But by the time l became aroused
10 the situation it was too late went
after them, but the park WAS fun OF
people, and they were lost in the
crowd.
A few evenings later was attending
q reception at the White House.
was standing near the opening 10 the
conservatory with a married lady to
whom 7 was indebted for invita- lions.
Suddenly from within the conservatory
/ heard the musical laugh that had
charmed me. But unfortunately high
growing plants were between me and
the person who laughed, and could
not see her.
Z would have given all possessed
o. [ could have left my companion and
hurried around what screened the girl
lonced 10 see But no Convention
atty held me. To leave a woman
standing alone AZ function would be
unpardonoble And what excuse could
make for such an acte Could say;
Madame. pardon me. There IS
mocIdnc bird girl behind those palms
with whom I am CENTRALIZED I must
leave You 10 so TO herr Such q course
would be 70 commit social suicide for
] have observed that of all the women
I'm society the most sensitive TO the at
tenriou shown them are those who
have husbands. remained at my
post. but heaven knows what it cost
me 20 do so. Later would have tried
20 find her. but how could L do so uev-
err having seen her facet
The next time I heard my mocking
bird laugh / was at the capitol, up in a
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-05
william Brady.n.D.
Are You On7

Or eur-r Community greater a1
smaller GaesHer OF tetsett1sls are.
saee.aetlq ss-eEsrr. easy rarE.
mat fl. th~T arr inclined Co rlite~ ou
f-re1srE 1~rrs. F-uer these ~ssF
rrrts ere t-avrlI.eE specialist col
fre Es Gas isc1Ur urr such
rsa-e.al.as- aa1 vlslta oar to0u at
rrEf.sr Intervals collects from each
-nsr masE $40 ssE from each very
sasF rarE $40 fsr ubieh 30 Esv~s
"a efrs bsrtlr % raecleias whic1 Gel
s.ears rEs ss@s Co. sii eases sar-
s1raHLa ar 0aars. ruN vomtca a
1zsa ear t.r sake % E1gur. ZAP
water -asaFs Co fu up ere p.rf
rfr msrt takes RI teaspoorf1t tt-~r
sfr~s a fsv. IRE ~spsc alist~ fin
what lfr-f WAY. ir an tlsFs-'shat-
ever yaa tappea 60 have atIlaz yoal
takes t1s ruI and hies Ca 20 ths
rzzz village. we're zo-s marks
aara.s hts cc-i-E To tragsitinE
-ss-eisrsst- -sv o. sasd Co - q rssa
wtF las safs Ets marx ta tas wur.d-
ors SER Even ~irsss-
O. every cczsgsisy tasrs are e
certain rzassr @ osks= tssivissa.s
isrsuu IS rsgcErrS~ - ssccizesiy
scerAleE aEas \ eTrE Ger ts orr
wss 81 always taoElEE 10 se=~shinx
f1r zssaisE Sc r. ia go nz-krs Tor
SITE trirts. faner @laiaE stock
fI1rtsa swsrzr f~ui- ssras zaf,
sssrrs ts s~asEs~ soazf-fss EsG ne
Tie BE fs stru1s o. re ossos.
t1wr ~sser.1fsss --ths great western
Or casters os r1rrFsrr o. s1gsasr-
eoctcr weo tas ssEsisx 90 60 baf
wrftr Eia very ssisa9fv asf sotiei
toss tessr-s bsExisE - tks rrfvi
f~sr % rc,sgieE bs- @ Ess-
troehtrs lfsr ns-sT follows tasssI
uE fstrTs asf rrocksf hustssss
e~eas ana GErrs Geer1ss slsavs Save
q -sueEr- rsr whseH stCNs fast
Wtt-f p~rsors OIL q Flrsa comzusifv
ere lEsiy Co rlss's ~ tszDtzE tsits
To- usts arr passes aroaEt bstsosn .
sts rzricgs faksrs. = E1cf -s9cks- 4
.iss te-E a E-css sssst CT q sd .
ssslsFss. t-sea eruok adas shat
sgsr aames ~ rs Esthe-sG himself I
srs in H@e - tisf <rUNs 90 raaas-
ag:t prupcTE.c1s- Tss names oe
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-05
..RrcHrs.. or NEuTRALs

Jsss aew Eastssd fs ns qslss ere
ssaze state ef a4ad towards wsas SIC
ssssrSss az tAs gasesaEahls wtexsG
Yras~iaas AZ sarfy ia me tast caa.
ssry she sxaibUsd towards Nsrolroe
- the exeoaens % mlftariss1. Thsre
- tEs sane fetsru tssfiou Co crliss
m~ Ceruaa EmpiTs fsas tasre thsa
vas % dsseFuV seaf % Saoofccn rhs-s
= me sane tisposftice % ressrt tss
ssase sf EaEiesd a. 80 usasssifz sfs
N TIA vf-tns a. 60 Jastifv q Esod deal
Il etsresaFf q tGs FfFEts 81 asurrafs.
kaf ths ssaioEy e roe ore Cd b. co.
wed ECO eerapistslvs TIE rsoefs Of
ra~ss Ststss are Eet ssslfnx fasu-
80 sfrcetsG r. say grsartcr. are see
lssperstst have aes sgrarsd ary g.
esneef iatsry % NFuEx srp1 saV %
re xcvernneess ss va. have 40 Erlsv-
mess CO avsuxs. aaG VII aet GFlft tns0
3 beftsxerene stsitpse merely escaass
% frtsrtsrsece Win nsurruf eomms~cs
n The British ssG Csfzaa waters TIA
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-05

Late reports n1as7 t G.=rgis Oh Co.
eide WHISTLER me' Eigm 7r s~rvie tas
nssn hairless hf bV tsr waf vVhrs
are Serbisas have tsriF cugrtFy tesact
ne are sfslf7rfaE greatest ttrfsetce
ant their tFuops Had efVI ans are Gr-
M nks fes fgsm disease ans sttrvas
tion S.srhlss fate e oalV taat whfcs
n Inevitable also 20 most 90 ere sta-
Or bei.tzrrssgs W ere war -s earrtrt
o. sa~ poiss % eemafets eSfaesg.5r et
narlonaf resaGrees.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-05

81 ~ ~ Ha@aas
~ The MIG ale
steel company IN
Pezuayivau
r~f ~ study che
~seierce % me
shop management
IN this piaat q r.
tfarrah president
% ths courang.
happened 90 BE-
tessifyinE before
ne committee on
labor and the house
a rspgcsenfafivss
90 Thu raday.
March Z. 1899 aat
th~ transcript %
hls testimony for
tanateiy remains
intact % this DAY
% thruw tleht on
TIRE working meth
ode 90 Frederick
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-05

Secretary rsn.els ~ tFe navy co.
faE sust "a ffifr eeoa emo banner '1
Nhfca time aHI ev-gfs atge fIs..trt
bis ert1er tssg year aaotshtnE .ae
vine mess is fse Eavv. ff ts rot often
that an grc.af h1s ne rr1.e acts s1
strrtiaEfY gtnfIctss'i az ras been f1rs
fu thts egse ~ ere sffrt since tfern
bv tsadias Gsrapce0 ust.1ft raessst
in tae wa
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-05

ir the Easter Parade
'Isuf be- too bad that she makes
such horrid selections in her hats
Looks 20 me as though her hu=-
band picked them out"
- would not care 90 accuse him of
such awful taste"
And she is So attractive. TOO. and
that makes So an the worse"
"Oh. Q would not CAN her pretty
she's simply cute. but she spols her
SELF when she dresses up."
Gwen. dearie. that is the trouble
with aU those beautiful things. They
mas have So on Us in physical uttrac-
tvsness. but we lose them when 10
comes TO picking out wearing app
pareL"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-05
April ) in American
History.

35-Ilis ~ ,-s uIte asfeet1 upon ~
most church historians as that on
which Christ rose from the dead
I6SJ-Catherine l. OF Russia was born
died 1921, empress ITz5. Catherine
/. succeeded Peter the Great ana
re.gned two years.
I7eELeading Jacobins OF the French
revolution. including Danton ana
Camille Desmoullns. guillotned az
Paris.
Eastman Johnston, noted Amer
lean genre painter, died; born $50
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-05
EXPOSITION NOTES

ID you want 90 hear the most ex-
GA. Geo melody iu the world. one that
COMES uEHt from the heart OF infinite
harmony and voices all tle happiness
% ai the aEesr 10 you do. some
rsc-r.Er very soon you must 60 out
o. tho exposition and walk BY the
lagoon whose waters lap so softly
asa-nst she coiouuadcs OF the Palace
.of zine Arts. You wiu hear hundreds
of bird voices. the tiny throats swell
Ing with rapture because spring f.
here. and the sun o. shining and the
SKY Ga 60 blue There ore swagrer lit
tie srarruws. Eieek-coated canaries.
bluelays. an occasional gray gull. or a
ubre-sarbed duck sails out from
under the willows and myrties. and the
robins are returning one b. one. Fit
fully but gently the birds Mt back and
forth from hedge % willow. from va
teT's edge 20 myrtle or bamboo. in
constant search % a tWig or a bit Of
straw 10 thatch their nests. which
must b. ready n time FOR the little
family that aiways people the home.
some % the rlrest flowers In the
world appear IN extensive exhibits IN
the palace % horticulture. The garden
~Ts who have been inspired 20 ISOLATE
o. croate new species for the ioricui.
turs displays have accomplished many
surprising things. A new sweet pea
Which might BE- called the Exposition
Sweet Pea. by virtue Of its long.
blooming period. viii be IN full bios. /
som from February until December. I
Great icnsstemmed vioiets VIII be /
found Ia cool Patches among the gal. I
.eries % the palace. purple vioiets and 4
Nhitc vioiets. vioI.is with little faces 4
lad v!oiets a. large n their proper
'iors a. Shasta daisies. are there. Nil
Hons % pansies have been scattered !
among the bulb plants IN the South /
gardens and IN the palace courts.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-05
BUYING A GARBAGE rNCTy
ERATOR


ne vide rsaEs % 7-iess ta 10 BIDS
t5- ra-sarr fs-ire-sfsr us.ss are
before .t- Rock rs.sss eifv ea-miz-
s.- aazss l- r,rsr Esas mere fs .
feaG E-af .e ts- sa-asEs lse.sessraE
5-as.rr ussrrs Eav.aE Been ai.ow.
-r s4 prepare t=.r evr sse~ erattEes
r--r e-.s- -af--rr -l Co sFrrT az CO.
aafr s seH atsesrf ts local ssets.
ss sa-re esf asf have sees sses e.
rsr.sf.e 81 easF EEFrs
sra.rr trHr CT ere st1asfs pro-
e- a. ~f rurrf more expensive
EH HH.E ss rE. reeds. as1
e..aF f. rst sa@F ~ tEF as
.fes s.H H-I arF Goo .Eu f1 rraa.te
ses re. ss vtr Firr sat. s,set1-g
rrsa.ss terr
rre.e. tHr wH EreE5ez
rs~e. seE ono .raa.re at FsrtaEF f.s
sessl H-. sre- % q f-esslss err. tFr
.ear ssHs ssasf sas ee Goo tss.T.
H at .rHrssrsrr fer tsr.errarfr
gseraH carefully asf Fs@a OF EstF9
Hs Doe. tErrrs -affFr rrsr aT "a
f-s.e- rH sE ssr F.r 'rf
posi-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-05

At fbfs rfm- % Ystr Wien s1 as1a
DIE a creature al q Hstwer1 r-r,s "a
prGmgtnE srress ee1JsH f1 iea4 Dc
forth from tar earth GA "a peri.1gs
journey Of adventure across thr SIDE
walk What wsaGrF ts f taat tsr ts
man beinE is oFere1esr 81 spr.rE o.
YER or wunfrr.asE
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-05

consent e au Msucar eartoss ta
make ths caolttf asf tss road ieadfar
60 ths coast q eeufral gore. Cor tsrV
al Frequently fad themselves ta
need % sucs "a haven az thts could Gf.
r1rH
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-05

The Chieasa furv wrt-e Decided ttsr
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able OF soentisE ere $500 900 hr uad
amassed as Ne saw rt concluded tsEs
ths arr ard u~rstl e9rtfFI9n 20 ere
defendants taf frss Col t1 Wits rs
concern ~ als relatives rlfr .r s
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-05

The peopls Of Iowa are Fortunate la
mat ere legislature dat roc sgccret
"a wtpuE cur tae state bfsawav corn
mission whiea masv ~ .ss lawmakers
trted desperately ta co tssrE tHe f..
nofs rractfanartes aid a9s carry tser
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-05

fSt Louis G-obe-uemocrat1
ST. Louis. Mo. April TO the edi-
tor a Grand old man was Tom MOL
an. who died Thursday. First an OK
driver on the old trail 90 St Joe. after
wards the best letter carrier that ever
delivered a letter IN the United States.
Merchants Exchange was the route.
Don't 7 remember the New Years eve
when all the brokers threw q silver
dollar at Tom 90 see how hard they
could init hime Don't I remember
when Seth Cobb and all the rest Of the
old time crowd wanted TO buy Tom a
house and he turned 10 down. Don't
] remember the strong. villainous pipe
he smoked? When ] came into the
postofice 30 years ago. d was Old Tom
who first landed on me. but there was
nothing he ever told me that 7 after
wards found out was not true. There
are 500 men IN the postofice today that
owe their training 10 Tom Nolan. Fred
Baumhon made him an inspector. Tom
could never inspect anything That
biz Irish heart would not let him re-
port anyone. TO hurt them. One day
he said 10 me. Jack. Denny has gone
wrong. Go out and take him home.
for - ] see him will have TO report
him So 10 was all the time with
Tom He grew old They made him
a doorkeeper and IL broke his heart.
He had his faults. we all have. When
no walked out with st. Aldemar he al
ways wore his sword on the wrong
side. but his heart was never on the
wrong side
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