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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-05
The Daily Story
Marriage by Movie-By Louise B Cummings.

was told 10 ride into the field of view
speak a few angry words and rida
away in high dudgeon. But so angry
was he at seeing a man in his place
beside his girl that he threw himself
from his horse and Selling his dra-
matte rival by the collar. hustled hin,
away. the latter part of the film show
| ing his boot applied to the film mans
person.
The picture men. far from being an
CRY at this. were delighted. declaring
that it would make a great hit. Josh
! having vented his ire satisfactorily
was ready TO make up with Mahulda
who reminded him that it was ali
make believe, and the reconciliation
was performed to the perfect satisfac-
ton of the film men. a scene was
then introduced wherein Josh's drs-
matte rival was seen lurking about
the place. Josh from the house let 20
Watch. the four-legged protector of
the farm, who made a bee line for the
intruder. the latter making for the
gate. There was no time TO open It
and the man jumped over it, leaving
the seat of his trousers between
watch's teeth.
The final scene was a wedding be-
tween Josh and Mahulda The bride
was bound to have some sort Of we'd
ding outfit, and her mother got out
her own bridal dress and veil, which
her daughter put on. Then one of the
film men tied a white handkerchief
about his neck 10 represent a clergy
man. and the couple stood before him.
The children were grouped about,
looking up at them with childish cur
iosity, and by this time a number OF
neighbors, having collected TO see
what was going on, were placed al the
door and windows. The ceremony hav-
ing been performed, the make believe
clergyman bent forward 10 kiss the
bride, and Josh interposed his horny
hand and took the kiss himself
This ended the play. The film men
thanked the company for their ser
vices and. gathering up their traps.
took their departure. As soon as they
had gone Josh said:
Take of them things, Mahulda.
and come right along home with me"
Not much" replied Mahulda.
why, amt we married."
married. Why, that was only make
believe for the men to photograph.
Well, I'll be darned. How lOngu
it take for US to be married reely?"
Married. We amt engaged yet"
Great Scott How longll it take
to be engaged?'
Il haven't been asked yet"
"Look-a yere, Mahulda, yer asked.
Is 1t Yes or Nor
Yes"
Were engaged. Some one tele-
phone for a parson."
A parson was summoned. the pair
was married, and Mahulde went 70
Ter husbands home with him.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-05
Sidelights ON the European War

lasgow.-CC Correspondence of The
Associated Press.)-Charges that the
supply of war munitions is being held
up by the attitude OF workmen in the
industrial districts are supported by
the Glasgow Herald. which has made
an extensive investigation Of the situa-
ton in the Glasgow district.
The newspapers investigators re-
port that in their opinion the whole is
sue of the war is being Jeopardized by
industrial inefficiency and by manipu-
lation of work by dissatisfied work
men. The following example is given:
"One OF the practices of piece work
ers is 10 drag out an operation for
which they are getting what they
think is too low a price until it takes
twice or thrice as long as necessary
They ask for a higher price on the
strength of this. and when they got
the price up TO the point they consider
sufficient they turn TO and get the work
done in a fraction of the previous time
in order 10 earn the money.
such proceedings in ordinary times
are part OF the standing struggle be-
tween employers and employed But
in war times the result is more serious
and develops into dislOyalty TO the
state and a danger TO the community
Nor is that all. These men not only
Will not work themselves but they will
not allow others TO work. The restric-
tons with regard to unskilled labor
are maintained in some of the shops
with undated rigidity. and the effect is
most seriously felt in the ammunition
where the need of increased
output Is most urgent"
In certain shops, it Is alleged, row
after row of machines may be seen
idle, with men beside them, willing to
work. but forbidden by the shop rules
OF the engineering unions.
The Herald calls for the establish
ment of military discipline in all estab-
lishments engaged on war material,
and II suggests that the necessary au-
thority 10 handle the situation might
with propriety be put into the hands
Of the local ornaments committees,
which have been established by public
spirited citizens in most of the indus
trial districts in an effort to accelerate
the work of providing supplies for the
front.
A constructive scheme which has
been drawn up in Glasgow for the
OF the present difficulties
makes the following proposals:
Rates of wages and standards of /
enumeration TO remain as they are at
present. and no changes 10 be permit |
eed until further notice
The functions of trades unions in I
'egard to the enforcement OF trade I
lights to be suspended during the war I
Local ornaments committees 10 act 1
n each district as courts of appeal by 1
against hardships caused by /
Employers.
NO association of employers TO act
n any way with regard TO labor con
itions.
Local ornaments committee to
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-05
CHIGoERs

wua ere ARRIVAL of Juss tks ssasoa
t1r res5 EEsrs- fs close az hand These
microscopes harvest mites. Otherwise
tsaVg as red bugs attack tte stsu nf
tsr ssnse being. srtefisE tas laFEe
sweat tables ar pores. waffe taeg die.
sst eaGse @rea ssEerirE frDa la-
tease ItchirE CeiFEsfs are most trog-
btesems Co people WITH tsaGsF skias.
cad especially Co ehtlGres- TEs sFF4ta-
tl1a aet tsGsn.nsattoa esgaily set tl
esW hears sttsF The r.ite has eFaulsi
iats Jes pore as the skin
CeiEEers are raasG abasdsrs sa1
traablssoess 81 ts- tropics IEsy are.
aoweves. also generally distributed in
tas E.lf states ~ tae 1lisstssippi river
ta Missouri snG tIIiaa5s and thFogsh
tsr Ns.sstlE coast STATES Co soFtEsFu
New Jersey TbsY are masg bother
soess froaz Iars Co sspssesbsT. accord
tsE Co a uss sarmsrs. saiietia % tss
Ceifet states Espart@sus OF sErieui-
tsre- HARNESS Mites oF ChiEssrs.
saeas rss tsrfs O. tss ssfsssed Fszigas
aet particularly faraa tshossFs seen
Co be- eroof sEa5est tks toxic Effects
of harvest slitss. ana ottsa 80 With iss-
purfEY fe places oVsFren vita thea
eslte ts e1ae1 81 grsaG a4sabsFs. 90
sal6 scsgeE s,ae Sberry or other shFgb-
bery % eoess O. eoataet With grasses
er similar hsreaEs atesE streams OF
pools GA edges % marshes. 8F undsF
trees esaF saea risess f. 90 taVits "a
sEtsess ts Es osvfsss. tksrsfoFs. that
ere best srevseg5vs IL Co svoid s8po-
sure. However o. e tasa f. tsksa in
aes water OF water eoesazrirE salt OF
streeE soap wtssfa q short ta-zr after
expesars. 60 ui ssscts VII b. sxps- I
rtseesE. After q tagEsr exposure =
BATH ts practically @ 90 sEscs.
s1tsasr fs tEs bsss rerss3y for raftss .
AT - also tks best prsvsssivs % at
tseE. STAGE tss harvest sites asgzliy .
beceess sstseasf 60 tEs rsrsoa o. waik-
- tErogEa veEstasf1es is Has bSea .
s5ssE. aeeos&fsE 90 ths bzftssia. tkss /
stftfsx s9tsEgr tafo tts ssfsrcieskss
frpra e. s5ftts above Ess Esss. iowa
vast sst iat8 tss Shoes ss9 st1cS taEs.
.s elective Naptbalsus las bssa see
ssssfs,.r sss's 81 tss sane ssznssF.
M esrsoa kss bsse exposed 90
is astset % harvest ssitss. az app.iez-
Ice Co sss affected parts % > rsoesr-
ftetv ssrgaE s1isslaa % a@Eonlz e
possibly 80 best eussatsF-trrftars Bi-
saFegcsss q s1tts. o. cg@zoa cook
20 Sofa o. sstsrafss sssT - sabsst-
.gssE is sEsgFatss sot1fl0a. Ssaiizr
stEstlss saisti1as wogf4 probably
itse serve ss eagrssraesisE tks fssset
81 sos. wties T. sei4 e esss 80 sas-
srfsE r. severe. ssiess % losiss o. col
s,1t1e seasid BE- u9stlq sp9iss9.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-05
LAKE GARDA. BLUE PEARL OF THE ALPS

zeal associations Also there are the
mushroom Frowths % recent years.
the tourist and health resorts, these
latter nestled into the midst % some
% the more striking features OF the
beautiful lakes scenery.
From the mountain evergreen.
through the forests Of oak. TO the
southern groves OF lemons and olives.
the vegetation OF Garda Is as rich and
a. varied as are the numberiess moods
"a which the superb lake gives itself.
Its northernmost extremity Is high In
Tyr1i. while It's southern shore. AT
Peshicra. - i6 miles west OF Verona
and - miles east % Milan The chief
tributary Of the lake Is the SArca from
the glaciers OF Adamello. its only out
let e Aiinico. a tributary OF the Po-
Many fashionable vacation resorts
border Gardh. one % the chief 81 which
ia Rivu. near the northern shore. with
its good hotels and many fine atten-
lions % tho comfort and whims % the
tourist. THIS little place boasts. more
over. interesting ruins and an almost
perfect climate. Gardone-Rivera r. the
most fashionable resort around the
lake. while SiFmions-on-the-pro mon-
tory. with its ruins Of Roman baths. fits
villa % Catuiius. and its wonderful
views. g the most fascinating. The
lake owes its name 20 the beautiful VIII
LACE % Garda. upon its eastern shore.
Nowhere are there scenes on this
queen % southern lakes that are 1T
ting for the setting % stern war
drama Garda 81 a lyric and a pas
torai.-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-05
PAcTYYTNa MEXICO

n eaY be possible 60 secure soras
sersbissee % orJtef la nfsxies wtssslss
sendfaa az army tats tha ceustFV.
epfaes tRs peestss tfersIt. gisss.
thers &C. al sDbsst Co those people 60
Eet teastaer sad settle tas matter en-
tirssy ca taetF eva ssatioe. raas VIII
- @acb ne bsss soiatieu. o. only e
VII Wers
= ~ net wftG 80 sssIifss nat Ntsxtr
cans eaa harttly measure Ue Co tsas
sensible prozrsas. o. thts svea tasF
VII sesd some eutsfGs "saeEcrr.- saE
tiss chances are tnsT VII see ls. Tsts
esn assume forms short % amazed is-
tsrvsnffon.
There IS On t'sssstfeus wi-saafs state
nssnt ne saxEsstian that ff eocsft-
erahis egabsr 81 Mssicsa rcepfs Sc
sesetAer sea select q teaGsr - WI
have tnr ~aersf sggrort- % me s7T-
~rumsas % tse Csitsd States rhfs
saboert aay BE- nss tase yea e. erss
tssaEiees
o. wgli mean nat We WI eefp soe1s
sea sr several asa f7fae't taEseesr. %
s@fshgsa ar,fsr aad Eegereassns is
Nexico. rHfs help eaa b. veFy sraett-
en- u rsaY r1.ss tbs f1rwar,lsTs g
nsssasssors Of at sse,ied kis&s also
une ref1sat % sns 81 30 tsass was SAY
- axnsinz On ths ether site rs - r7t
ssssrsffY nat - tnfsuitett tNe t.11
~ % tefs a set " sass o. ae@ss- g'tss
<aarteiez
y A&s bees kzswz Cor q iosr wsiis
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-05

nat tfsxtea casf4 nos rss GO i1ese-
alsslg a. is ess bssa EotsE tss past
fUa Yrass uas fftssfe are aeg PEOPLE
fsr Js tsas raaaffy wsa cas- EiFs
s.F1asns1 c1rsttrrEfi1e- tEsT saust
rsal.zs f1as fae saFiG ess Accorded
ft-rs every sssostasfsr 90 aeisss tasiF
srr-rrarrs Fst HssE tertr seaseefs-
ra-F tasr 90 rrssan 90 eeee,aia -
~sas~ az eats tzs- fsr is &C. esferaairsf
~ give asssass ss.1 e. asT ezse %
tfsnf-a waa Efrr s-easfse - teisr apls
f5 ns- 81 o. raef esrseses. b1t g
ssanHr zee D. rre-sssrT ta 60 isf1
sf-sf4r afss a. araFV te 1rfFF % sE-
r-ar rsf -Ee~st stf
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-05

Bulgaria saf Hgsaatt foliewt1E tss
eSamgis o. feaivs are rapidly Fsmaa-
ing whatever decisions nav have re-
manned as CD what tass wtr ts aboss.
Hinmersd down. a miserable eocs.f-
eratieu expressed ta @ouey 9r terri
10Y Or commercial aGvuetsEs Will b.
enasd &C the botfsm fa seasiY every
esses tloW aay estiae cas Squire a5E-
gsssts returns faf fs outlay ts even
Less ehstegs tssn ere tine % rsasor-
ira ef ere fellow VITO puts Bic eaaasF
ea a samhitaz device with tas 6,tfs
nxrtt asafasF Hfn
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-05
brsdy.n.D.
Naughty Baby.

has been coddied. protected. over
dressed. overheafed. kept in dollhouse
atmosphere and exposed 90 all sorts
q respiratory Infections. In kisses by
thonEhticsS admirers. u Is only ma
furai that the baby's defense system
should become pretty active-his ade-
uoid tissue Increases in size. and
that means obstruction 20 nose
breathing. restiessaeS. peevishness.
nolsy breathing. frequent slight
coda Evea Adenolds can be over
cone II the baby gets his ave hours
outdoor airing each day. But once
thoroughly established. adenoids
must BE- operated on. no matter what
the haby's age.
Questions and Answers.
INTESTINAL INDIGESTION.
Our little boy. aged .. suffers fire.
au@nt attacks OF intestinal indigestion.
Efth fever. pain. loss OF appetite. etc
Can you advise about diet and treat
usntf
Ansusr-Yss. but BY letter. Send
stamped addressed envelope for ad-
vice
COFFEE AND COMPLEXION.
A. Is had a beautiful complexion.
AZ 20 u 10 rough. dark. Aallow. / drink
coffee three times a day. Is that the
caussT
Answer do not think 80. though
once q day would be better. Coffee and
complexion are not enemies.
BUNIoN.
I have a buuion or four years stand.
lnE VIII you kindly advise what can
BE- done for e..
Anawer-Probabiy only surgery viii
cure q. II you will write for detailed
information We will gladly give ad-
FLAT FEET.
sir. have Tat feet writes 7. s.
and would like 20 know u arch sup
porters would help me. My heels give
me much pain"
AnHwer-Not ready-to-wear arch
supports. surely. II the arch Is abso-
lutsiy broken down some form OF sup
port may be advisable. but generally Il
10 better. for permanent results. 20
have the feet examined and perhaps
strapped by your doctor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-05

Lake Garda. the blue pearl o; the
.s1gthera Alps. set Ia a siided frame %
ellie. borders one % che paths. that %
the AsiEe valley. By whieh Italians are
Invading the Trsatiao. Lake Gards
crosses the Austrian frontier. cutting
veil into Trsutino o. the direction Of
giga. a city but a short distance hack
from its northern short Thus begins
faday's geographic study. prepared BY
thr National Geographic society az
Washington. upon the ueu Austro-itai-
IAN var area The statement con
tiages
-GaFta 90 itaiy's largest lake being
soae tsa square miles iu area II g.
- miles Ions and varies between and
20 miles % breadth It 70 surpassed in
stzr Only - Geneva ard Constance or
sii ths lakes iH che Alpine rcEian. The
lake e. very deep. measuring iu parts
u@ariy s611 feet.
Tie shores % Garda IN the south
are RAT and iow. siopinE easily hack
fr1e1 the water into the Funhaked
cBgntry. However. e. the lake mar
rows toward the north. fret Alpine
hfiis. and. then. higher spurs % the
Alps fold in upon q. often spinning up
a. sheer uaiis from the water sheet
TIE small Austrian part % che lake. a
EarroW. rorthsrumost finger. is
break into the Tyrpi heights.
~Aii along the shores % Cards are
iGyiiie villages. snail. quiet eommuni-
tiss % white dwellings,. couvents shell
tered By lemon and olive groves. and
;hs ruins % old castles. Fieh 90 histoF-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-05

SENATOR camuias tblaEs enc Brrst-
Geut VIII call an rsfra session CO easa
Ersss safiT la tHs fsI so az Co secure
Fsitsf frgm some sf the respoesistil-
ties resting asor him. tf sessiss
et the present congress caa tEhfen
ths sxscutige's rsspensibfIitiss Co VIII
BE sheUt the 6fst ore ia fae eist9rT es
ths ceuatry that ever worried ass tsas
49,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-05
June 5 in American
History.

1723-Dr Adam Smith. author Of the
Wealth of Nations born in Scot
land: died 1870.
1s51-The first chapter of Uncle Tom
Cabin" appeared in the Narionei
Era at Washington.
1S92-On City and Titusville. Pa. dew
astated by fire created with burn
ing oil; 300 lives and 100000 n
property destroyed
I910-William Sydney Porter 20. Hen
ry). story writer, died. born 1s6''
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-05

have effective labor representation.
with full power to fine employers, TO
safeguard skilled trade rights, to regu-
late the use of unskilIed labor, and 10
settle the conditions or remuneration.
The Central Committee and the To-
cal committees TO be formally consti-
uted as bushes organizations with
full powers under the defense of the
realm act to organize industrial and
labor resources"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-05

So seufs 81 enc saloon Fs-st.1r fE
raagaI- sia-- fs- sauaer .af-.t against
ueensiaa IQlaf tisgsr sarI-e t1f che
aee getf. faat Er dealers efgr Eft
theusefees IsfIerst Cor Esr purpose er
fasulsHHE "a Test case. FHas 5s 0esa
mfEBs 8e termed srr1.r frrstmerf.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-05

tiou % tbs aausust evidences OF aaitF
aow being manifested bY South Amer
frau couatriss t1waft eaea ot1rf. rFF-
taps Eurepe has secured "a corner 1r
tae gsbtIas f7ots used bv tHr laffs
Amertcsas ta raruaf tlaes
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-05

A movement ts on ia soge other
tlunofs cities fs make EVERY seEs1l
house a pouma place f1r school s.re=
tious Nat bat iiea ts pgt fets Of
Feet la Uacs tsusat Niarr Beoerr sgsf r.
Co vote st school elections ace @1re.
without GouBt woatt take part sf ere
voting places we're more EsueraIr as
FrfBraFrff
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-05

TIE W-siraa l-atrrs aII sEfre WED
what Ffesi4sat Wusaa says. t.rrfIef
amouE Themselves only ia te Gs.ras
partleuatr af WAC saau le sl ere eest
or fHae sew FlVrrrH.raE
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-05
SEALED SONGS.

Love touched my eyes and made them
see
The world grow strangely roseate;
And all the darkness OF the years.
Their loneliness. their formless fears,
Were lost in light: life's long arrears
OF Joy were paid in full by Fate.
Love touched my ears and made them
hear
\ hymn OF hope. a low. sweet strain ;
And all the uncompleted past,
The barren dreams. the doubts amass-
ed.
Were caught 10 harmony at last,
And courage Gained the pulse OF pain.
Love touched my heart and made it
stir
To one strange call from out its
sleep:
And Life took up its lightened load
And marched a-singing down the road.
TIL happiness and wonder flowed
In veins where grief was wont 20
creep.
Love touched my lips-and struck them
dumb,
And all the glory in my sight.
And all the harmony that fell
Upon my ears. and all the spell
That held my heart. could not tell
To Henry Lady OF the Light.
Merle ". CrowelL.
SAYS a Lyons, Kan. exchange: He
Is survived by nine children. eight OF
whom are respectable citizens OF this
state. The other resides in Missouri"
1T would be Just like Henry Ford TO
set aside a few of his millions TO en-
dow a haven for INDECENT paragraph
ers as an appreciation OF the unpur-
chasable publicity they gave him
gratis in the days when his little ma
chine was in its swaddling clothes.
1T Is authoritatively stated that
there are 500 women architects in the
United States. You should under
stand. however. that these particular
women are house builders. Every
woman IS an architect.
JOHN Wesley preached 10000 ser
mons and made tens OF thousands OF
and he did not employ any
slang. either.
EIGHTEEN-year-old eastern society
bud. not yet IS. has fallen In love with
and married a man nearing so. The
fact that he Is worth $4,000. 900, how
ever. hardly had anything to do with
the young lady's decision.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-05

Apparently saers we're stlL gg Co.
thls wesA IA Faof many HrIl.sa War
dnf act RALLY rsalizr wrst wtr eseass.
These persons were heard rfaa Waer
DERBY werF arrived with uo tsrbT
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-05

To tsssEs zsw dose - Esszbsr<A
fScestsssl woess taetG4s rurufnr
s-~sGsors sa4 ssrsst ears az 6siivsr-
lsE sails WHois briEa4ss % street
sv-sp~rs srs eo=pos~,- % ~ozsz-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-05

heaven He would save him. Probably
he doesn't want to.
THAT federal court decision in IA
vor OF the steel corporation ought 10
go a long way toward healing the
eolonel's broken rib.
JIM Mann IS Joe Cannon's candi-
date for president When the sage OF
Danvilie made this announcement of
course he expected Mann 10 return
the compliment Fifty-and-fifty, as it
were.
OKLAHOMA IS ready for the reap
er. but the harvest hands are few.
Most OF them are busy trying 10 change
the constitution OF the United States.
Peoria Transcript
NATHAN Steinberg. whose thefts in
10 years aggregated Sl.00O,OOO. does
not drink. smoke or swear. All sue
cessful crooks observe the same rules.
WOMAN with s2.oO0.OOO estate who
was killed eight years ago has been
declared legally dead by an order OF
court The reason in this instance. ii
might be explained. WAS the money.
The Motion Is Carried.
In the awarding OF a saloon license
TO the Buffalo suppose 1t ought 10 be
stated that the affirmative side won
the debate. HECTOR
PRZEAIYSL is like a patent medi-
cine. IL IS well shaken before taken
st Louis Globe-DemOcrat-
IT IS suspected that in comforting
the knighthood OF the Garter on Kitch-
ener the king hoped this evidence Of
royal support would encourage the
army chief in an effort 10 pull himself
together after the shaking he had re-
ceived at the hands OF the English
press.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-05

The judicial election viii
BIZ held next Monday-not
Tuesday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-05
Frigid Repartee.

Mrs. Finnegan kept a boarding house,
and one day young Johnson came 20
her with several complaints. She lis
tened In silence for a few moments,
but as the young man waxed eloquent
she lost her patience. Don't I know
every one Of the tricks OF your trade? -
said Johnson. with considerable heat
DO you think l have lived in board
ing houses Is years for nothing p
Well" said Mrs Finnegan. icily. Il
shouldn't be at all surprised. New
York Times.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-05
Nut Onl

The Buffalo has won a license.
Those on the inside never believed
for a moment that It would be turned
down. We knowed it all the time, ="
one OF the boys remarked.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-05
CHORDS AND
DLSCORDS

BECKER says IL there was God in
heaven He would save him. Probably
he doesn't want 10.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-05

KAISER has ordered that none of
the operas OF living Italians be sung
In the theatres OF Germany during
the war. The dead ones will be heard
from. as usual. however. and these
are the live ones. after ali. artistic
ally speaking.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-05

SOME Of the American newspapers
are flying the national flag in their
editorial columns. Why?
J. VI. c.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-05
Pulled out.

Herman Stump OF Milan has dis
appeared.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-05

Berlin Correspondence Of The As
ISOLATED Press. THE Crown Prince
Williams infant daughter is 70 have
the whole of the Crown Princes army
as her godfathers. Announcement 10
this effect is made in the Vossische
Zeitung. which says:
we are informed that, in addition 20
other personages, the Crown Prince
and Princess have chosen as godpar-
ents the whole of the Fifth army, OF
which the Crown Prince is the head.
The choice shows afresh what a beau
tiful relationship OF confidence exists
between the leader and his army
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-05

THAT federal court decision in IA
vor OF the steel corporation ought TO
go a long way toward healing the
coionels broken rib.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-05

Rabat, Morocco. - Notwithstanding
the war, public and private business
is going on as usual in Morocco ana
there is no exceptional unemployment.
A number of public works are being
pushed TO completion. including new
roads, sewers and streetlights.
The German prisoners in Morocco
number about $4,000 They are allow
ed a considerable degree of freedom,
and on Sundays they may be seen in
groups of about twenty, sightseeing
under the guardianship Of single
French soldier to each group. In some
parts Of the country they are being
given employment at road-making.