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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24
BLIND pARrIsANsHrP

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on. wno Ffsss kazbty Co sxsssss
60 spfnsea. walsh happses 90 Fgz
spsue~r - tGs wsF rspubiicsas are Co
~ snfaxs. aust eeeons the tsrEss %
ssesek ssF hfs pFssa=pties aE5 sssa
hsvs Ms metfves tnpaxEsG. TEegEs
rasrs - q fsraecrsffc rrssi3sss b. sss
Whf>s hsuse an6 q tsraocrstic saF-
srrer &C &prfnxseiG. n ReeS tsisa9
spuntr tnsrs are these vno are o.
sssses WIN rhs eeiisf nat ne @ o. p
Urf ~ suEtise 60 rufe BY GfSt=s rtxEt-
- usssrfv ansbts ars these ssert-
Un1aea sesr6pafters 60 Gee oas % ne
- WEN ~ isax party eoncruf tast
~ snfnk s~~ryeoGv else views ne
sGens<san - tnsJ "a asG tEsy svsE try
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24
rHE TrpIcIAL aITUATION. .

@lne~ me arranizatiou % Rex
Isfand esaafT ne zine never hat
b~en Nhrn BE- has been Nithout e
rvsfient eireait court fudFFs Aet
assx. wfEh q eunVtaatif iarreasinF
eniendar and q eongretrd epes.l-
tiaa ~ court busiaess, ths rspu3-
Iisan partT. 81 Car a. o. Hes VIA
IN ~ power e. a. sas has seen af
g. dlsfrnnehite che euanff ID AoeA
I.iaad IN ne ssieetian q msu 30
slf en- ~ eirgalt beach iar n
nest term I'd as Years-
The Erssins desire % the psos
pie far fsafs has 8reu OBJ arrp tAs
bsaeh free from the iuiuencr ~
Dartisaashi8. fFsrY possible pre-
eaatlon. IN faeE vas taken hg ne
trainers 81 the gunstitatlnu CD eEp-
wife fpr Ehls verT ming
TIE aalf waY Cd rvhuze ne ia-
j~stlaa % galites inta thr iutt-
efaFY 81 thit District and ta iatars
Kaeh fsiand eountF "a resifeut
faasr b. thrauah me rieetion ef
>. A. hsnworthIs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24
~ cENsUs sERv1cE.

ne eerses taresu o. tks govern
wees has irasEeFasrf a new service
tr r,seirE iss facilities az ere disposal
OF e5tits wishing js Co have an eaan-
srastar ZEE s6cas tinr fr ere irt-rvsf
eetwcee ere oates of ere aaF.1aat rrn-
sa.s. CITIES sacsrtiars take au eaaa-
rra'ioe % tar.f own. tss oze 81 ths
EaerrrrFes sss tsr stsa.1sez % being
teorgGEe. sisintsresssd saf readily
seerptrG a. eorreet. oF Substantially
eurrees. while Local esumsrau6as are
eftgesr of special ssrrtfeE aor free
free froe ere ssiecti1a o. aps being
stssesersssss-
oue cry wstea has rFustra ~ ths
srw facility is Taisa. otta. TIE pop
elstiee % tsst place April IS BE- an
sssr-et as $3.50. q Eaia % 60 Per
ereE ssaee tee federal e~rsss % eve
yesrs aEg. TEFrs are r1arT reas1as
sor wtsafsE 60 itssw tss population %
efsy efssesF tkas a-ee o. 30 years
r. q place r. tavfsE = rarts rrowth y
eftee tetrs tts afvarcs % kEvr tsr
saes astssfsd - agsserssv ar4 Gis-
seesfesssf 90 ere Errerat pah'f- TIE
weet ta tss case % Tgfsa VS. s5-s
~ tseaf srEsasrasurs Eszsr ttr sap
ervts1ees % e EavrruEas-s expert
HaeE ts-srt eas csssfs q corstfsr-
asts Frowsh tesh a. territory ara a.
repstsstaa sfses 80 tsss federal ce--
ssss e wegts - az tsass fsser~stfrE
60 know 80 eEtsst o. sss sfvaacs q
sas ss.s.ts asssr tas latter sssG1aE
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24

- szEss ae9saTsls4s issues % szrs&ssa
Gre4sts 81 ssss s@sT asT El<s es@is4
sa=fs sas scss.-sT l&sssEEas-s breast
werfs
AaE 81 - So szsa tEgiss set eelY
- Hssslzr sartlssssass ss - esee4.
ess sFse sFsgss41ss tess tzsFs ls
Esaeerasle eaesssFseT tsseEizE tse
rsaaFf taI seaeas siss. So fss az ere
ssfssss ar sss tactics % esrszls re-
gas "a tsa1srs Ea egaeseGa1G wssa
80 etsegts fstEsssi5 H. eesessess. g e
ESQ sala Oh fsssrFs sstses-se- 4Es
casi.e Eas tsse eco Wslf iessFssG %;
fss eireEasfssfss sa eaT sttsefaez 90
esq wtssr- vssEF etegsrsL
ne eeafFs tasE aaTte3T ie E1es
tslaaf eas asF ssssFess Oh esfsstiax
fas Isu rrslssf ts sFssitg Gar fsteas1.
sar fH-rr Lei e6as Gel EleeG ts-saf. se-
a5sarsa ~ Zee ssu slsswEsfs o. t4s
esaasF. Wsa ls zee fafiY alive % tss
s=sgsrastes esa1 fsF sztsss tzesississ
rr eaGasV rrlsses-ss AeTees. teN-
ever. sac ssrfreE rtEas 20 cypress
ets sefefaa reEs~Elsx tss seisetiaa %
far -ssrF E9,sss sgesre as e ssts as4
~ tsa Eo.esrt-s8 slass wEtea isek %
ssltleE reee ts largely responsible
CO. u Eel roe e. rarsT z9sssi9z aeG
sFrs w H were. ere fart tsat tss prot
FeF bese ere re1ast ar label seed eas
ssesrasFrlT hs seesrfrf as "a E@zfsesT
sHfE Il eaglt zee be- EGeTaee.+ seoe-
AsTesvs Esass wt1 are rsaetez
nraEs sea1tE roe BE- 90 to1rkT- o.
Goes zoe tsee ven as6 soGs siEkt
sslsesssEr9s sestr asrtsrbe't state -
HfsE ts sfEss sesa 30 Stated nat
saeh sutF ssf sssstsss aresssttaes 80
EesT lave been EarHrE az ts6ss
wac eavs srss &C. s6 slzFr WIZ tssza
saFs hsse trz@ssf 30 EsFsiT saf
Hsas 5f a Better defense.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24

RadziviIov. Poland. Correspond
ence Of the Associated Press Every
dav in the trenches around B.......,
west OF Warsaw, sees detachments Of
some 200 Russian soldiers scramblng
through the forest in the rear for an
evergreen sponge with which to scrub
their bodies in a bathing train nearby.
Like school children on a picnic, the
overwrought soldiers, after having
dwelt for a week under almost con-
tinuous fire, frolic in the woods as
they vie with each other in finding the
best piece Of foliage which can be used
as a rude sort of sponge or brush
The bathing train to which they then
repair is made up OF a string Of nine
baggage cars along the railroad line
running from B........- TO warsaw
The cars are provided with steam
pipes after the manner of Turkish
bath. and the floors are grooyed 70 let
the water run OF freely. Although
each car easily accommodates 30 SOL
diers at time, all nine cars are occu-
pied day and night as one lot OF men
after another arrives for the weekly
bath. which is compulsory.
The first stage of the bath is dis
injecting car where the soldiers leave
their clothes and rid themselves Of
the vermin.
After an hour in the Turkish bath,
the bathers proceed into a car at the
other end of the train, where clean
linen is supplied and where their dis
infected uniforms have been brought,
70 be claimed by checks. The sol
diers finally emerge from the last car,
shaved, sleek and smiling.
The village of B. -....-.. is also in
teresting as a Red Cross center. This
bureau also takes the form of train, |
where in international sleeping cars, /
with every luxury known 70 travel, !
are stationed q staff of doctors and /
nurses. There is also an operating |
train at this point but only the most |
serious cases are taken there. The /
field hospital. however. which is a /
large circular tent, is commonly |
crowded with the wounded.
One of the nurses in this field hos /
pital is a Madame G. whose husband |
commands a division which is operat-
ing only a few miles from where she
- NdA 4u- AOa the MOunuSu- MANY VI
the patients which she treats belong
to her husbands division. Another
nurse comes from the Baltic prov h
noes. and her brother is fighting in
the German army. But if her ane- /
glance is divided. not a sign of this
appears in her painstaking efforts to
make the wounded comfortable. She
las initiated a series OF checker con-
ests in the hospital tent, and this
sport has become so popular that one
sees almost every day. long line of
freshly wounded waiting for their
urn at the game.
ELECTROMAGNETIC OF the AS
ociated Press.)-The annual reports
Il number of German companies
arms, ammunition, au-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24
Sidelights on the European War

tomobiles. and machine tools, have
been issued, showing to some extent
the business resulting from the war.
The Ludwig Loewe company OF Ber-
lin, which produces machine tools OF
American type, has just declared
dividend of 80 per cent, after having
paid IS per cent for 1913.
The Deutsche Waffen and Munitions
Fabrfken farms and ammunition
trust), which is in close business re-
lations with the Loewe concern, is
distributing $1,43O,0O0 in dividends,
as compared with s1,200.000 for the
previous year. But this does not tell
the whole story of it's business sue
cess. for it increased its bank bal
ances and outstanding claims by So
100000.
The Daimler Motor company, which
has a much smaller capital than the
company Just mentioned, doubled its
bank balances and other reserves,
raising them TO S3,570,000, and made
a very large increase in its dividend
This concern subscribed $1,20oO00 10
the new war loan.
Some criticism has been called forth
in the press by the annual reports Oh
these companies, it being claimed thar
they left some matters involved in OBJ
security so as not to show what huge
profits they are making from army
contracts.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24
IErrrNq 49, - BARs

r fs arfsrssaos tass tAs cssy con-
asss5z ts prepared az iss ssresisE tsis
-r-rt-r ts vst- a iirras- Co fsF a-t
HF~a.F tsr OF TwrrFT-f street.
fr nls ts Hasr iF wif 81 os.F a Guess
HFe af Eee=sef "a sl5-s srEr az taat
-sersFe EF f.tre wtU sake aesti-
-sre~ Coz 5srafssfae t9 reor~a tis
tar ss o. TaFs ssf wr eaT also rH-
6ees ere tfrrelr r,es F1 aEa.s cone
Es Hr- Nr=r tssrss.sE ta- us-s.7. che
.aar+r Vr. HsrtrT he ts Ess-Ei9E Co
s ar fssrtE rzE.1s a. F-rwrra
fF-s v.ree err fsre- always Save
been srt s.asTs VIII sr werH te 1a-
.esEa=
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24

italy 10 80 2ssE power an2orz tas
eatfoas TEE navy ruets ssvsaFH o.
ssFsrE an. egssfstiaE Of sewer ussssru
batsiesntoss sfsbs eiGer betusseips.
nfss frst-ciass cruisers. I've secor2-
class ergfsers saG Zen tElrt3-eisss
cruisers psslsss safs thsre e. ssaeis
sgsfemsne sf sfaboats. fsstrsTsrs.
torpedo beats szG Submarines. Tns
eavy N ofsesrs art nsu nUaeefs
ss.09s. rhs fetal war stre1zta - G3sc.-
o00 rss. sos 600 o. tine es peace. wffs
ne ethsrs "a reserves ITALY - also
ersefsss VITA sae most rewssfsf "a
enfns s'aa On saisesees.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24
Nav "a in American
History.

1774Ricnard Henry Lee offered res
olution in the Virginia house OF
burgesses to resent British agsIeS
sions-
1S19-The Savannah, pioneer steannsh'p
across the Atlantic, sailed from %,
vannah for Liverpool. Length u
trip. twenty-four days.
1SS3-The Brooklyn bridge, the lonses'
suspension bridge in the woriu'
thrown open TO traffic.
1S95-Hon. Hugh McCulloch. secretar!
of the United States treasury froip
1865 70 1850. died: born 1soa
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24

Nssssce assttE has fsuaG practical
werE Cor ia boy scouts % 90 ts tasisE
q census % me sea4s trees af tss cit-
fss and villages throaEhogg ere state
The wert IA estas done uuGef tas ans
pices % ths rlsssacEusetts FORESTRY
assoeiaEies saG wbss is e. geisaEt las
Fstafas VIII be tsbgiatst snt sse4
eossmsafty VII De- sgpptiet VITA sE-
arua watch are expected co be- Of vate-
"a siaGa1ax tree esftGre.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24
SPIRIT or TRUE ADrrRICAN-
ISM

- p ~. 2 ~ 81 r. aaa'aa lss ~ ~
1sM.
rEs ss-a ~ srss ke-rissris-s vas
-frr-ssss D. sreFser g. 81. EsrFusa
Before er r.He.s Press association
Ttarslsr elrsE uet e.1 ere tzs-re1
eaa1srr rfea-s tess tste FFerF a.her
Esef reassr.eas % feel tGeffeE PRIEST
frrs Wt.se1 ss E.r lHH tr eaters o.
f7retFr eefr
TIE srrsFa-s FeHsrls followed "a
ers1EsEee ssefef te EsE serFF1gE.
ssaso~sEeE ere rrrss reL
ureE wtEr grave estes e6e-
sf1stlrE ter Nsestes1 people ts tesiF
f1refE1 rrssta EF senator sEtl
'r,aF Eel frfs fasT Tess ma9Fef1es ia
cue ae1EEFaaa Ea rtsfrazasi1r rEa e1E-
eee eEssrsEg .F ere years ts cone.
che rfrss o. oac e1garrV ir this
-rfss .s potent agency f1F trFFras-
E1est r Sew tr1aiFfEs.
taer rt vac. ser Before tEe NmsFiesa
sear.- DER l-Fassee vtl te a pow
s~Eaf agency ta -ssIs.rE rrN rules ssf
sstEes E1 covers etvttEFf warfare
wFE-f w. rFv Instruments 9f de-
sfer
che rFEr &C Her Americas re1-
d. vUl us ere centuries u6Ea oar
sr-asserss BE- osr sasrr- tE uGt
retsrs FEEL ere cote Of estu.Eet esaE
rets rep1hlfe 81 Ts rFaesfEt Earst
s-r ess~ 81 ere law SILVER ~ Fae 1a-
r.a~s. retssfsF ere wsv CO. tf1setess
victories war on ere sstl.Er Eeesfs
whrre tsFeF ssts Frfereref as the
sssr-es- set5srr af ts= tsaar trsrt
che rfrsE leaders % ere kauaH
raes are rUfsf ~ tlsfies. Tempered o.
Hrr-vs ~ rFser. r9aeeef 81 stfs
es-resr sretF tsfsr. domestic faction
srt political f.~errrer nr1t ia ttla
str NFnFrser nT tF@eersSfe breft-
rrr. TesF rresffsss fs SOW our rrss5-
tres. ere ter7aEe ht@ VII speak sks
sefrit ef ere western fFr 5seserr anf
ta-t ef F~ VIII usss roo Political
7s-tiss. roe ~sr-fr tu.eess. eas states.
hsf a Gr.rFf raft5r
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24

ts rsay be mat Lort Kitchener tF-
serves some of the criticisms tsfF o.
number % he eegnnaErt1ts are bsr .rE
IN hfs Erection hat Amrrfrses set
vii Be taciiseG o. give bia enc Benefit
ef sns Geust WIEN a usa wien az
efx a Zoe ss Re has says as tlftir as D.
nas been sagtaE E ts pretty safe %
hazarf a guess taat be ts sawtsE e.
seod Gsaf II wood
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24

"a peuver macy have e1uelfirt
tast wemaa ssTrsEs ts "a ttttre be-
Gauss enc female vote fs "a fecret e.-el
zion was q neaijsf1f- quantity How
ever. Dc VIII be well OBJ waf scfsee
bfasfaa e. eouctssfsass ftt some
question Of rrsf interest ts we@Fa ts
submitted % ere voters
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24

rhaE even eArruisrn -cunnrav an
system ts lnssIsausta tn aaas.s Ist-Fl1z
nelzfun's aHaifs "a esafe rvttret ~
Ehs rsport o. General Ven ulsslss.
seyernor-ssusral who has utts gp "a
haGEst tar Eae coming vear showing "a
dsfelG Of about 10000 600.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24
Publicity PAYS.

With the reorganization OF the Eng
lish cabinet It Is hoped that the doors
will he thrown wide open TO public in
formation Then II will prove. as it
always has proven when the people
were trusted, that there will be a gen.
uine public response 20 the call OF ma
tional safety.-Des Moines Register
and Leader.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24

AZ rnradefob5t El- other day eVs
great rfaas were seen aroget ghr ssE
aad tae seers sE tsaE e.EY are EseE
paxzisd ss e. what tar pseeemrs
portsads. Atnost evrrvtsleE ttsss-
treus mat ths averaEe prapGet ear-
rfes On Ma eatrssrr already ess Esr
penesi and SO enc situation aagiats.
has rs arr egiEfes
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24

VIII &c Esssfssssa rtssss rzovr up
fsrwsrt q ilssiss- called oss ~ polite
% re trolley Gag.
= we1t.~ Erewis,t ofrs Gr9seA. Who
ssrE 60 q strap rssF ths dca-.
90. stsst ss< yos.~ szs4 tse Coz
NewG
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24

Consldsrtss ether tbiasa tasr e- ass
evsrtooEed lg. fE tssE lfeIF fsat leer
Sam VIII permE himse.f te beeel.s
aaduiY eeeVsG over gEe gisaFe. .s.ssisa.
on me part ef Austria r1 essllss mat
esantfy's aGafgs ts tt4iv Oh bls sas.5s-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24

Acrsre-AEr apPsEe toe- =" -
meals o. between meals! ! eat great
go J. VI
Yes
Cracking Knees am troubled with
ny knees cracking when ! so down
stairs What can do. l. u old age
coming oag I am Only As.
Reply.
Not old age. Perhaps the eject OF
past Inflammation or injury OF the
knees Do nothing
Nurss's Tuliioa-Piease inform me
What tuition n nurse must pay while
she 10 n training. ESTHER
Reply.
None Usually the hospital allows
her from s. 20 SIS per month 10 cover
her expenses
Laxative for Mo,her-Piease suggest
a laxative which a nursing mother can
take without upset;inE the baby. Does
fatigue affect the baby through the
mukT thank you Tor your articles
about the keeping Of children after
school
Reply.
Pure petroleum. oil C''RuEsian "oil. IL
quid vaseline. aiboiine. etc-l Is one
good one. The old standard Is com
pound ueoriec powder. but the SIENNA
IN q does AFFECT the baby's bowels
In tablets or waters
one grain. favored with CO.
Goa. chocolate. sugar or wtnterEreen.
e. good. Fatigue % the mother Is
passed through the milk 20 the baby;
fatigue - due 20 poisons from fune-
tionai activity.
a Young Man with Chronlc Rhinitis
II am - years old and ! think there
g. something the matter with my
throat-it feels dry aud Ike something
we're in there. ] spit Shiny fluid. and
sometimes ny nose 81 piugged up.
VIII - Kidney pills help me-
Reply.
VOC probably have a chronic nasal
ratarrh. simple chronic rhinitis. for
which you should have local treat
meut OF the nose and throat by the
doctor The pills viii not help you
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24
EiRancinI Nnfe

II strikes me that Mr. Kale, employ
ed At the Central Trust bank. ought
TO be peculiarly fitted. and doubtless
is. for the work he is engaged in.
PAUL E
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24
M STNINERY GIRL.

A quiet resort OF the summary sort
Il where I am longing 10 be,
Where girls with bright glances are
seeking romances,
And cool woods would beckon TO me,
Where roaming and boating and swim,
ming and floating
Formally put out OF curl.
And soft is the heart OF the summary
sort
or summer resorty girl.
I've tried every jolly and dangerous
folly
The prodiEal city affords;
I've toyed 20 safety with each variety
OF the bait served US on swords;
And none OF u thrills me-with eunui
u Ills me-
And yet Ia get all In a whirl
Could ramhle apart at some summer
resort
With a summary sort OF girl.
Oh. dull may things grow al the gar
den or show
And unspeakably dull az the club,
You may note streaks OF gray, feel
you're getting passe.
And sigh you're no longer a cub;
But Just take 20 the woods. run away
from your moods.
and you'll soon frisk about like q
SQUIRT
When a-strollins YOU start at sum
mcr resort
With a summary sort OF girl
Lee Shippey.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24

The tFsgsa people af- ta1fae,i. %
n SAFE Co say. OBJ Sat egE .aaE vac .s
net al taag % Is .Fs.t-t sD ta Del.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24

TEXAS minister has been sent to
prison for arson II is said he figura-
lively burned up his congregations
with his sermouA J. NJ c.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24

a sew STREAK ar pay are taas se-s
fstad ta Atasss. GataE sgf
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24
AND
DLSCORDS

HECTOR drops this column line
20 call attention TO the fact that Grace
Wilbur Trout is one OF the big fishes in
the Illinois woman suffrage pond
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24

tssfF may commence aaFvsrre. 80
aahEnE Ia aaou1 as Eaad Gee place ss
anGfaer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24

WE may expect 20 hear from Rock
Island al the san Francisco fair with
John Rohrer and Ben Horn enroute
there.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24
Iowa Feminist Movement Grows.

IoWh tmIhI>t -HUNtmtHt UI"W's
THE first week in June has been
designated as rooster week in Iowa
AL the gentlemen birds are condemn
ed 20 place their necks across the
block during that period. the sacrifice
20 be made in the interest OF the pure
egg.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24

THE public is 10 profit some by the
Barnes-Rooseveit trial. IL we are 10
believe a statement credited 10 the
colonel He says he is 10 keep silent
for a while.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24

FASHION authorities say there are
70 be two styles in bathing suits the
coming summer. One is for swimming
and the other for display purposes
AS was 20 be expected. there is less
material in the latter than in the for
mer. II that be possible.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24

BERLIN is said 10 view with alaru
the activity OF safety razor statesmen
In Russia.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24
Question. and Answers.

Apples-AFe apples good 10 eat AtteE
meals o. between 1eAlsg eat great
800 J. "
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24

This picture is purely a CONNER
cial AFFAIR" says a censorship beard
In prohibiting exhibition Of a sensa-
tional theme This is enlightenment
for those OF US who have been OF me
belief that the moving picture game
was followed for the pleasure tina; it
afforded those engaged IN II; that they
were not concerned with the vulgar
box Office interest
IT Is said that the Gotham police
are beginning 10 see through the mo-
tive OF the burglar who stole so glass
eyes.
THERE would be no objection TO
Doc Dernburg occasionally breaking
into song in order that we may not
forget him entirely.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24
- RIincnl ResIstanre.

Her BiiOcal Resistance.
The 81. Louis woman who says that
In FIVE years she has missed only two
nights ia her attendance at motion
picture shows fatty contradicts the
theory that the movies" destroy the
eyesight.-Kansas City Journal
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24

Christiania, Norway.-The explana-
ton that the German authorities have
urged rich and well to do German citi-
zens TO take up a residence temporar-
lily in a neutral country, so as 70 MAKE
conditions less hard-pressed for those
who remain in Germany, has been al
vanced here in connection with the
fact that a large number of Germans
have come 10 Norway TO live for the
time being. There are also increased
numbers OF Germans going TO the oth-
er Scandinavian countries.
London.-One of the exhibitors IN
the Royal Academy exhibition this
year is James SAINT, an honorary re-
tired academician, who was born III
1920. His record of painting pictures
for exhibition at the age of 80 is only
equaled by that of Titan, who is salu
to have continued work with his brush
nearly up 10 time of his death al 80.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24

Berlin.-(Correspondence OF the AS
sociated Press.)-The annual reports
of a number of German companies
manufacturing arms, ammunition, au-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24

Nurss'a Tuiiioa-Piease inform me
What tuition a nurse must pay while
she u n training. ESTHER
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24

None Usually the hospital allows
her from s. 20 SIS per month 10 cover
her expenses
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24

Cracking Knees am troubled with
ny kzees cracking when ! so down
stairs What can ! do = u old age
~,--fne on an ontv 4S
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-02-04

20 Sortn Star Bridge taking
out hrdg
- a n EDDY Treas appropriation to ~'"0A
No /,
tIage afE
q" F"F name partial payment Ne
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-04-01
SURPRISE" BABY THRIVES.

Chicago, April There, isn't she
a beauty, my surprise baby?" said
Mrs. Virginia Jackson, who five weeks
ago startled her family, the doctor
and the reading world by giving birth
to child with no knowledge that she
was going to become mother.
'She is just he sweetest baby in
all the world" she continued, as she
put the surprise baby in my arms.
"And you love her just as well as
any other mother loves a child?"
asked. "She doesn't seem like found
ling that came to you as sort Of
prize package in which you drew the
capital prize"
81 know what you're thinking
about" she said. '1t is that old tradi-
ton that the reason a mother loves
a child more than the father is be-
cause of the long weary months be-
fore its birth when half sick she still
works, plans and fears.
NO mother ever loved her child
more than | do my darling surprise
baby who was so considerate of me
that she did not worry me with think
ing and wondering about her until she
just was in my arms.
why if all women could have the
long, fearsome months of CESSATION
eliminated and were able to bear chill
dren while in twilight sleep there Ger.
tainly would be no trouble in raising
those large families that Co. Roose-
welt talks about
Mrs Jackson is perfectly well; is
taking care of baby and doing her own
work
And that surprise baby is wonder!
It's blue eyes and queer little smiling
mouth seem to be forever saying in
real Americanese: well, l just put
one over on Dad and mother this
time"