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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-30

Long before the breaking out OF the
/ late war between the Balkan state:
and Turkey there was continued fight
I ing between the Christians AID the
Turks. A party Of Turks would swoor
down on a hamlet or single house, kill
what men they found there. loot the
place and carry of the women.
The Christian inhabitants held secret
meetings. which were the forerunners
OF rebellion. They would meet IN eel
lars. in garrets-anywhere that they
could deliberate in secret. These meet
ings gradually took the form of rev.
dictionary propaganda They also be-
come lighting bodies. A meeting would
be held, and perhaps the next day a
body of Turks who were depressing
the people would be attacked while
they were asleep.
A young man named Alexander
Isvor was prominent among the revo-
lUtionists, so prominent that he be-
came known 10 the Turks and was
Obliged TO remain in hiding-that is,
he hid himself when he was not on
some incursion against the Turks /,
then. backed by armed men and with
n carbine in his hands, his tall figure
was seen moving about encouraging
the Christians and fighting desperately
himself.
Alexander loved and was loved by a
Young girl named Sonia Damotika.
She was very proud OF her lover. but
was in constant dread lest she lose
him by a Turkish bullet. But so
dreadful was the situation, so cruel
II
conscientiously ask him TO desist from
his efforts.
At last Alexander was betrayed, and
his enemies laid a plan 10 take him.
which meant death after torture. They
were informed that he was hiding in
certain village. There a small party of
Turks repaired. dashing into the place
just at dusk and searching every
house. There was no force for de-
tense, and they had their own way.
But their leader. who was bent on cap
turing Alexander, gave orders that no
loot should be taken, no women inter
Tered with. till he had been found.
After an hours hunt the Turkish
leader while ransacking & house
caught sight Of a womans foot under
bed. He ordered whoever was in
hiding to come out. and Sonia. pale
and trembling. obeyed. One of the
Turkish soldiers recognized her as
AleNander's betrothed and told the Off
Ger in command of the fact Imme-
diately in order 10 intimidate her he
put a pistol 10 her head and ordered
her 10 tell where her lover was hiding
II was some time before the girl
When she found her voice she said
that she could not tell where Alexan-
der was hiding; she could only lead
them 10 the spot. But this did not
satisfy the officer. So eager was he
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-30

the canons OF society. To some among
the EcutleF sex the words equal
rights have been. IL g. feared. syuomy-
NOUS vtfh similar rights
To debaF women from certain pur-
suits e rot 90 degrade her. To re-
strict her field % action 20 the geutler
avocafions % life 10 not 90 fctter her
aspirations after the higher and the
better
-ff a.. on the contrary. 90 secure 20
hrT no. equal rights so-caiica. but
those sup~r-erninen; rights which can
noe fair 90 endo- her with n sacred
tnsgence 90 her own proper sphere.
for. a. soon as woman trenches on
ths domain % man she must not be
surprised 90 end tha, the reverence
oacs accorded her has IN part. or
vhniiy. withdrawn and that she -
esssiaet 90 b. soiief BY the dus; % the
political arena
The insistsncr on q right % par
tiefpatiou IN active political life -
sntoubssdiy calculated 90 rob woman
% all thA; e arniAhie and gentle. ten
der and attractive: 90 rob her 90 her
irnase grace OF character and give
her ao.hiaE 81 return but masculine
eosturss ana eIroatsry. It's advocates
arr hsht;uaiiy preaching about wo-
meas rights ant prc-osatives and
have 10. a word 60 say about her du-
ties sne responsibilities
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-30

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ss.sr - rsaeEss - eicy Tsz voz.f
Sad sssrs % rsErsi tas rss. o. year
-
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Ars pa EfvfaE 80 b.gT tss esgortzsiiT
Toa 1fEEst Es-s@ssr tEls IL tks -lth
esss4rT. eeE tss fsta Coaifet goa
zafs ttfs a lssis a1-s sirasarff
Have a llst.s sore s1riae ..ifF. give
yezr sses q ssars. - tssa a. f1ar
~ fks sasfssss Z sa1u e. ftrrE~r ~sa
Rs9t. asgsr - 80 toTs uaTE o..
ssaz TnsT sd go te@s. Terfr
vers s11r % ssTz- 49, tarT at Ter
Eeer tss7~s stsT were a. Make 80
toTs racrss-ss. ask fssiT sfrics. raaSr
sarms-E tessrsstfsE. fiErisef ssf
saeara8s=
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-30

"a n eurr-ns tssae % rsrra ta.9
r,r.~fsi.. al Oefs eeusrtbaesr MAKES
ta~ tstig~tnx tatsresglaE ssptaaaGiec
ef ~nr go May eeTs leave ne fsru
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tasrs arc - h1ssas 60 k-sptax "a 80
rse sssf runs sses - tae tsys wa
att w~~s vss 1ssn- ~ s.tnd
-rh~ ts~~s wsrs ensvped art ei.s'sr-
% W nssa saf tas tare prspsrsf tsr
t.ss<ffns VIA tns shf-tasaiseef cralts
sst.. ss-- ersps sl-etr-t. eaisfvsts,s ssf
asrvss<~f m me ss<us wavs
rn<Ss~ saes~trsi ear1asrs vr~s ece5-
p~si.sf 60 sers 70 hsars % more sses
ear var dssfsx gats etgresrfsE. zee
tas ssm~ ts-eea- s-sfzy Erfst ssss es..se.
Na1<t.-sf re~u rem xsnerstfcu 60 49,
s-sxisu s~sv sfassl
rnas ,fsa - fetnx t~o tsvs'
ws~s ~ sn~ wi 80 tyrasr NJ tst-
srss~f ~ esrrt se-s vs~n sssr eenas
20 snsw thaf fas sssser. tns cRrpsetsr
sas ofssns~~. sn6 shcursu scrs ~
nrris ns~. tssa nsif - tas farm esy
-. t-sl go ras ssssnsrs - blsss~
~nsfr ssus nass seepsas teachers.
sfeFss <sl-sn~n. 80 efrcs -hses
ssss wnf sifow WITS nssfss So
c1rsn>s. ss6 . Spruce efsrref socesr-
sscs Ai~s. sse ssrts srs tee sfs=s
s<f~fs~6 ~ ssefs ncensrs ~ rssrry
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-30
GIBBONS SAYS VOTE WILL SOIL WOMEN

Uzitimsse. Nff- Jans se-caFaisai
Ctssoss. ts tss s7ss q settling oaes
esd s5r ztt any eaessiaa % kis posi-
tl5s % uasssa saEraEs. has addressed
az osee letter 60 Jzasss e. NuEsst. for
ulFF etrF eo4ssri % NsU fofE. and .
ssmseFasie leader ja New 1srsrg.
IL enc eampasEa naw being waEsG
ia NsW Jersey. New NoFs. Fennsiva-
ala. asf Massachusetts. whess the
sEesssBa % Woass ssnrsEs vfil b.
vassE o. 90 ths fair. HasnY contrary
saf fivsFssas sszts@sass have aP-
rsaFsf. al supposedly FsrsetinE ths
sttifsts % Csrsisat Gfbs6as-
q sas 30 bssa an arussai sight %
see ths rreisses name used ia one
city az e pFoeSasas % votes sor no
azsG. sEf o. aaosasr city as opposed
20 tks sasstigs. sss zsny Newspapers
Also ssEs asotss him srFoas8asiy IN
tkts =ssasF.
Ths e4r4iszi's letter 90 Str Nsxsat
r. as fellows
! ssili bold tks sane views on
VEGAS sg-rass. already 80 offsz sx-
preset. gszs ths hsiios Wosif drag
No-zsa froea ksF dosaestie duties iato
az assa4 % poiities Gnt Fob her %
zaeA % asF eharuz- Eocan~ss Asa true
tsEsFee-s
80 - t=tssG |. 7rfscess. egf hss
oc.i-Eivs- ruts shszi4 10 r. domestic
ssa Esasiss ssies gnf Ways We all
selisSs tkzf sss las s@ss 60 ssecsssfzi
o. 49, WeTs sssrs tkas 80 fear aay
ekszEs ~ ne ea-rytsE % ZEE govern
=s~s tsts tss Political esit-
SzeEts=satfzk his letter 90 N-. No
rset. csrsfsst Ggbbors fzrtksr says
~rgszi rights 20 nee t@piy tAAs
Boa seSss shos4 sexaEs p-o=ises-
esstT - sss sane pzrsziss. -, rather
ssss eseh ssx s1asi& stsekarEs these
fzsiss wsies are seassse 90 its rsyss-
60. eo=sS-.stss= az are ssse-iossa ~
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-30
AT LAST

ts r-mala-f Cog F-srt ff7assss OF
r-sasas cltT 800. te er7eF fesr tae
psee Fraae-r saHr HT s a-st.tFf1.ss
sest ssrrF esa fsrr#sa- sara F5Esf
sasar9.-. fFe
s--ns as teeaEe Frsss sss ters
s1FErr-t rr ae Jess vr baae
aE-rss ast aeaE collectors. Gee G1HE
sr-rr t-eF arrrr efa sF toes art s1
sfrrrraas.T ssss Trsas .-E kta seet
81 1rE as arefa. et eaoss BE- rrtrr
oaasrd s1 resE ast esTrr Es fraa
f.sE tF Fss rat ~ ere aEt Cones
alaaF ssr eellrrssF aEt =1rr at
graafs tfnr ts tsseE 10 rtpszse.es
way b. tsaE vast tsr seaEs. H-t 90
80 avail
rt- beos rsaesra ss-t s.sa t1s ere
weal- ar.aurf
SOW waFeF ere warer Fsrc
F-urE He.srse rlsf eassE-f claim
Soc "a ssa sft EiEss .srseF mae ta-
erfrr af Ees aeass. s.rsFE fFsf o.
sst eeea -b.srass-ts eFs-t se. ssa1Fr
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f-eter reas Es esf .1sg nj Foe ar ta'r
a1hfs EteF ustralss Co. ter asrrt
araF-aas aa ere Grrifs af ere BOOKS
aaf Co. ere collectors arE.rrrts aa
WV sr ssaets pay t1F sooes trfatst
vast
Possibly Faa esF vsrE tT srrF erie
ss1rr OF r-srs tl7.st1s Coz tsEsrr
arets a1ess cav wsse F9s ere t-sF
rfsT are "a taaS srrf eesF frssss
asor n-serrteF Trs. vhVs Jess fest
efsf aHaaF Hrsrs lfae1n
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-30
EAEI THE]MTALKSeWa
William brady. Nd 5
Weak Feet in Childhood. (Nh iM

Fiat Zoo. r. secoad oziy 90 tsbercg-
i1s1s a. e cause % discharge foT disa-
hllfF o. ths uaited States army.
.arsea are an6sksr class n vhich dis
ability from ssak tsst - frsgusai-
oas stFosE factor % weak feet and
raf feet r. uzislnx WITH the toes turust.
o4t Years ago esiidreu. girls paTiie-
zlarlY were tauEht % waIk that SaT.
Nowadays 80 knqu that tEs formal
zoos toes straight akeaf % wai<inE-
Aaoshsr factor 10 shoes made With
ar oatEar1 sul1E % tts last the Elaa-
-faes1rrT safeasorinE 90 help make
shs usarer % The shoes turn out These
ss1ss. places SIDE b. eide. shoW con
Siderable space between ths points 90
tE- toes. were theFe ssoaif b. 80 lt-
tie space ss possible
zoe ssree consecutive years zuTses
fr zee Hass9a city hospital we're ua
fzsr becaas~ o. ueas fees e. days i-a
faFs sal g. days rssr~rfivsiT- Thea
tss sarses we're taaEhf boz 90 walk
Tes asxt ysar nos . aarss wss oE duty
zoe f7os sFozbis-
Benr Can q -Growinx- Fains-
A cara aifs weak feet is awEwarG.
easily fasiEasf. n1s very fosd % out
saar plsF. Csaaiiv there is baf iiitis
ea@pizirs af Fais. ta some cases the
calves. kaees bsps OF back ache uheu
ere etttf Eel tired.
eFare esrfasEse Del fsF tendency Co
se1E ar ere lssltes 1f s1irs aaf heels.
ire srftrs tara inward ana ths caiid
walks o. the fssfte % ere feet This
5s weak ar pr1safsi toaf r neglected
go .s trrr aaf t1 develop iH'n fst foot
Esaes uift broad. fna heels. roomy
toes. stra seE i1s5te sole line and
rf-efr % r1or for ttr foot are needed
ne ekuf sh11id b. encouraged 90 toe
f- a gsarfer lsea iift % the inner
torfer o. cole ant heel Be- hripful
Sever use braces % any Eirt without
r-.ffesf advice as these viti 90 more
Earm thsr E16f ir ere i1rE gun. shoe
merchants and brace @aGsfaeflrrrs
ere a1f fh- people t8 e1esait about
fE@ treatment of tr1abfrsomr frrf.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-30
June 3Oin American
History.

ITS = Washington placed Gene,a.
Charles Lee, an Englishraan y:
birth, under arrest for too prec'pr
tate retreat at the battle OF Ao.r
mouth and for disrespect to tns
commander in chief.
1s65-The Federal Army OF the fos~
mac was formally disoanded-
1S91-The triple alliance OF German y,
Austria and Italy was renewed w.
six years.
I909-Carrie Durham Kilgore,
woman lawyer, died; born 1857
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-30

A maehfn~ nae detects ties bs ssi9
% have Been grpvee a success. 1o"a
xe may witness s,fverti seuaentf ssrtaE
Ghat 40 asue fs eemgists witaoua one
Aaf atsG imagine friend husband per
EaM aB tas price for "a coafrisaeee ta
~xpose hHn when as explains at ere
sr-aafasf table wasFs be was the riEfs
hsfl1re.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-30

A carload % farm produce vas re-
es-;iy -; o. sale .; cost n Hobo
e~-. y. =. for the benefit % those
wso ree6 assistance as . result OF
the -ar. The s.iesroo-n vas IN the
hass-aez; % the vocational school FOR
girls. ard the sales force consisted OF
ne strts-ts % rhs school. alternating
- rro1ps. ~ho thus received training
q sE srtsai has.ness Undertaking
otss- carloads % produce nay be or
6A-s3 EkSa nAeAAaArr
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-30

The liberty ueu WI stop a tars
tsiaaf ts mlaatss fsiF Q. Neu saaa.,t
aof miss enc aesofruaitf t9 SET close
snoaaa e. U ta receive tar gatfiatie
MfuH mat ls sssufef every Amrrirsa
mo vfsVs tas Fs.le af fegatution.afF
4fVa
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-30

wan Earry snsrnan sirsafv ta ere
rsid and Jta sfsaa l4st ffiaE Cd ss
eaaEsd. nuaofs republicans have la
sraasscs ans % ne gfstsisss f2sssa ta
az hlafsrY ~ metz party N ms State
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-30

FaifaaoT has been aaaae'i successes
o.. Shortcomings a. nassisa secretary
o. var 'rGa bead writer's. at least
w. aaI FalftaaaT as an Imsrevslasel.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-30
Mhern The, Ann Cnrrr Gums.

Correspondents OF the Mountainesr
will have 20 refrain from giving e1-
preston 20 personal feelings about
people whom they are not on friendly
terms. II Is no part OF the papers
mission 10 indulge It's correspondents
IN giving vent 20 III feelings towards
their ne.ghbors. and their contributions
IN that direction will not be given space
IN its eolumns-Capitan.N y. NJ. Noun
tAsreer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-30

n you ere a patriotic Americas ge's
sasat % b. sFegdsr ~ gear Asssrielsa.-
SIN taa eensla4 FeuFf4 ~ IslT tsisn
en- aaF grsvious Undergraduates dags
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-30

Sswasasers sssu speak ~ 'premi
asnt tanners" fbas @idat eaf7 been
ora0sr 10 geafs aEa. 1ut 81 is saaatt
nous fasaa fags Now 4sT are att ta
enc class.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-30
outdoor AIR Tor whooPIne Cough.

Outdoor ar Tor WhoopinE Tough.
our children have whoopinE cough
People tell me they should not be al
loved 90 go out % doors VIII you
please advise me what 90 doe
Ansuer-Every hour they spend In
.fhs open air viii mean just 80 much
Improvement. Less frequent and less
severe coughing spells always result
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-30
Good Grounds.

Swedish client called on Attorney
Axei Kohler AZ his ONCE in Moline the
other day 70 have him begin an ~ction
for divorce.
ION what grounds" inquired the
lawyer.
Prospect park was the answer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-30

" AAE y the use OF NHaHA Oauea
40 ones Eot 81 IN for YOU;
Why. darn 60. man, you're lucky just
20 he alive and we'll.
or course YOU have YOUR worries,
But they're only little flurries.
Just square your Jaw and grit your
teeth. forget 'em for a spell.
The world has trouble in II.
You can find g any minute
II you're looking. but the other fell
low has % just the same;
So Just look your carcass over,
Why. old scout. you're right In clover
II you're present and accounted for
an amt blind. halt or lame.
So take this here prescription.
Never mind my faulty dicuon,
And keep your features smiling.
don't forget that you're man
For the world will treat YOU fairly
II you'll only meet IL squarely;
TaG> a brace. cheer up your face,
and be a courage fan
FRANK ADAMS MITCHELL
IT'S surprising the number Of peo-
Die one runs across these days who
we're disappointed IN their summer va
cation plans by the European war.
Having wcaried OF native summer re
sorts. they had been locking forward
20 a few months on the other side
this year. hoping 10 the last that hos
tilitics would be declared on and they
could carry out their original pro
grams. Its a good excuse for re-
manning az home and swelling baby's
hank account, anyway.
CHARLES n. wyman Is 70 don over
ais and 60 % work in the Deere fac
tories a. Moline. 10 the ownership OF
which. with his brother. he will sue
coed eventually. Inasmuch as the
Deere manufacturing interests are
capitalized AZ a mere matter OF 49,
600 600. the boy Is displaying a most
praiseworthy ambition. New If he
does not watch the clock and whistle
too closely we venture the prediction
that he will be a success.
: YoU likely observed that 500 con-
science money due Davenport was
sent from Rock Island, the Inference
being that the reformation took place
AFTER AAAE NAAeAAA-N IA FaaNN -
IOWA republican papers are de-
handing a big man for the next gov
ernor OF their state. Doubtless the
RinEiings could I'll the void II home
grown can't be found.
LILLIAN Lorraine. she formerly
% the "Follies.' IS one OF the first 10
break into the theatrical social col
umn with her plans for the coming
season. She announces she will soon
sue her husband. Mr.. Greisheimer, for
divorce
THE haywood. Ill. Sunday School
league. through It's secretary, has is
sued the following public warning:
Stealing balls after the games csn-
no; be tolerated In a Sunday school
league
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-30

ROOSEVELT says IL costs him $4,000
q year for postage. This may be one
OF the reasons he desires 10 return to
the White house.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-30

ALIENISTS declare Thaw was mere
" Jealous. not insane. when he killed
White. Now % viii be up 10 the
prosecution TO prove by expert wit
nesses that jealousy is another name
for insanity. Then there viii be one
more pull az Mother Thnw's purse
strings.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-30

MEMBER OF the Illinois state senate
has returned a draft sent him TO cover
Incidental expenses" during his term
% service in the assembly. He says
he Is not entitled 20 the money. We
may look for this gentleman soon 10
open a campaign for reelection on a
-graft- platform.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-30

ed in the Netherlands, adding to the
fame which the ARTISTS extraordinary
symbolism has secured for him.
Toroop. however, has one advantage
over many of the cubists, futurists and
symboIists whose work has been a
source of amusement TO the general
public for some time. He not only
can both draw and paint but has done
so with success, his careful, realistic
work of 80 years ago still being con-
sidered as able as that of any OF the
contemporary school OF Dutch paint
ers. 1t would be difficult to imagine
a more striking contrast than that af-
forded at the present exposition by the
exhibition, side by side, of one Of the
paintings of Toroop's earlier. material
istic manner THE Pickopcket," a
piece OF admirable realism, and
wterd conception in the Aubrey
Beardsley style, called The Deep
Sea"
Toroop's personal history is by no
means an ordinary one. An Undo" as
the colonial half-breeds are called.
hailing from Sumatra in the Dutch
West Indies. he began his work as
painter of uncompromising realism
furthermore, he was himself a pro-
nounced materialist, holding no relig-
ious convictions. With his conversion
10 Catholicism, however, the whole
style of his painting changed. He has
devoted himself to seeking to express
in line and color the liturgy OF the
Roman Catholic church by a symbol
ism of his own conception in such oil
his exquisite. aetherial drawings as
Marriage" Love" and "The Bridge
OF Cody Life
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-30

The equipment consists OF a metai
cylinder filled with mixture Of ben
zine and kerosene at a pressure OF 70
pounds TO the inch A turn OF the
handle lfberates a Jet of burning nula
Is feet in length, which fuses pam
through the entanglements. cuttins
down all wire entanglements Ike
scythe.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-30
Street Car COMEDY.

Its going 20 be a long war"
How do YOU fgur- it,"
We'll. the English will never EivN
up as long as there IS q FrenchmaI
left"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-30

THE ink had barely dried on the Re
tail Liquor Dealers association reso-
luton commencing the city admins
tration for its efforts 10 enforce the
laws regulating the liquor trafic than
a member OF the association is assess
ed and fined Tor keeping his place open
on election day. Then some OF the
men In the business wonder why the
public does not take them seriously in
their uplift movements.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-30

INASMUCH as Colonel Bryan con-
tinues talking peace we would suggest
that he discard that inharmoniOus
black SLOUGH hat
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-30
AND
DLSCORDS

FORTy-SIX Sing Sing convicts re-
Gently Joined the church To further
establish their faith in humanity. it is
presumed those responsible for the re-
ligious victory Will see that the new
members are appointed plate passers
when they obtain their freedom
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-30

warsaw-The use OF burning fluids
by the Germans on this front is appsr-
emily restricted to the purpose OF melt
ing down barb-wire entanglements'
for which this method is efficaoious.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-30

Innocence % the Brcak!ss Out on Face.
A young man has small red. seaiy
biaseh~s on his checks and forehead
is is syphiiis or Just a local skin trou-
bIrf
Answer-Your suspicion u a popu-
lar one. bat very unjust As matter
% fact syphilis rarely shows on the
face - your real syphilitie aequaint-
anrea look clean and healthy 20 you.
Acne. psoriasis. lupus. eczema. syeosis'
and other Innocent affections are prone
s1 appear on the face. when you see a
bi8sehy Or plmpiy face you may wager
large odds that u e not Eyphiiitic- Fur
thsrmore. you must understand that
tais latter disease prevails indiscrim-
lrafeir among rich and poor. iuielh-
gent and ignorant. rin-raG and benton
-lt respects no eiasH-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-30
Epilepsy In the Family.


2 c. inquiries. In the case Of cpl
iepsv in both parents. 81 the child nee
essarlly spileptics DO both parents
have 20 be epiieptie IN order 10 trans
nit this maladys 2 Has the nicotine
for eisarets and cigars = tendency 20
produce an attack % epilepsy in an
splieptc-
Answer. No; necefsarily. but al
most certain % be defective No. nor
even one. Alcoholism IN one or both
f. = notorious factor % epilepsy in the
children. Epilepsy IN collateral
branches ~ the family may be fac
t1r. Write EuEonicE Record once.
cold Springs Harbor. New York. for
expert information on both subjects
= Yes. such a person should avoid all
narcotics.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-30

THE haywood. Ill. Sunday Schoo
league. through It's secretary, has is
sued the following public warning
Stealing balls after the games can
no; be tolerated in a sunday schOo
league
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-30

LILLIAN Lorraine. she formerly
% the "Follies." is one OF the first &c
break into the theatrical social col
umn with her plans for the comins
season. She announces she will soon
sue her husband. Mr.. Greisheimer, for
divorce
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-30

IOWA republican papers are de-
handing a big man for the next gov
ernor OF their state. Doubtless the
RinEiings could I'll the void II home
grown can't be found
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-04-04

Success Drilling company has ney-
er recovered the tools from the Apple,
ct al. well in the gas area in section
Is. The company is hopeful that the
well may be saved.
]. +. Swindler of the Frick- Reid
Supply company, made hurried
visit to the fields during The latter
part Of the week He returned yes
lerday to his home in Tulsa.
The pipe line was temporarily slNlt
down on Friday. 1t will most likely
resLme making runs at once. During
the past week the runs of fresh oil
have been from minimum of 5,OOl
10 a maximum of 10000 barrels
day.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-04-04
THACk ERVlllE.

Thackerville, Okla, April 3-The
public schools of Thackerville are
progressing very nicely. On last
Wednesday morning we were favored
with a very exhaustive talk on the
Geographical Situation of the Euro
pean War, by Dr. w. w. Lightfoot.
The address was delivered at the
regular Wednesday chapel exercises,
which are booming very pleasant
part, of the school work.
The drillers who have been drilling
the test well just below town, have
completed their first contract, but it
is understood from authentic sources
that an additional contract of eight
hundred feet has been let. This will
insure a thorough test.
Representative Asa +. Walden has
returned home from the recent ses-
sion of the legislature. He thinks
the people are generally we'll pleased
with the work of the fifth legislature.
PER