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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21

Ftfr measures passed b. ere uHsBa
t-Eastsr1Fr waieE sse % especial &C.,
Teresa is tsis locality are thasr pro
E tas az tl.ia@ss waterway and
FF- t5EF FeessBa mTssgrFs. aPpiv5ss
Es rabl.e seEsot leaders. ussieiFs'
eiaFes rre@ss aEt ro,irr@ss
follows
tt.e9ss Water WaF=A tsu fDs fAf
eesssrgetfss a. e water waF 90 ta.e
rs- Esa5EsrF D.ssrtet esaseFi and ere
llsss FtrFF. sst tsss ssEF a Co.'S
frsssss water way fr6a Lake Ntehi.
Ess f8 ere 1flssjssiPei river. passed
Boa bosses
ne tu provides f5r tts spb6int-
aarEE o. ere governor o. sus eoMrlis-
ssarefs sE a salary 9f $500 each. and
ss aftlri9sst stfs1 f8F The essiFmsH
ae rE- e3raatss.aE-
ne 5areoVrEraE ts F1 b. rzsds by
eaEffset ssEsr Ftst FeEufatt1as. aul
Ea Es Esat fgT bF an tssgs of z per
e-as bests gf $500 600. oF 60 mgeh
Earraf ss ssslI b. E~ersssFF. the pro-
e-efs Of ssif b9ats asf any faeome
rFaa tsr aaEFs usF Co b. c1aVeFtrd
-Es7 q water way taa1 On ths stats
EFessFFr
Trsesers- FrEssass me srt passed
bF Both bFaEeEes % che legislature
Fr.ssiss Co teseErFs' pFasi1as Ca
G-s5EaFt 20 care for che pabiic school
leaders Co eft parts % tss state out-
ste o. ere efEF OF CtieaE1 FOR che
EsFrasr % eisss51esti1a sreti1n a. %
fsr aeE provides thsf at cities and
srssal districts % ere state taVtrs a
eas1isEieE ja excess % 5000 as shouu
~ ere federal erasas % 1880 and 6per-
s..EE ss ere FlesF tEe law takes eTect
sesef asF sssfstr providing f1s tke
FsEstl asreE o. p tesekrrs' rsnsior
ss1 FrtiFeuFas faaa shall rot b. sub
szeE CO. Esr pr8Ftstens % tGts act
TIE sew rFss57s act apailss 60 ~zaY
f-seEFfs tFseAeF's secretary. rriaes-
Est. ssaeFats7r. assistant ssp~rie-
Ese,5sess wsa sGslt teaes os b. en-
siaTFG is ere ps5ste seasots % this
state. o. 5s saF s6smai asissFslty.
4o,tel eF FFsarg-staTT seEsgi OF anT
3sesF sesse4 ssEs@Ftse - tsr pzbtic
.sserF raised getFs tHs aggEaTfEY %
Say law 1F Fs5s state. asa saF eoaafV
PEI ei5r sseeftstFs5ses o. assistant So
ssrfetFe CT s1e sabtsc seaaots~
FEr eFes9E asG TesiFrersg fanG
provided Cor 5s ere aes ts made us %
sses asteetssseastV GFGaegest b. tke
school ssseas5EtFs fr8ea sse salaries %
zee tssesFFs. asf trsssszittsG % tAs
sEsts tFesssFT teEetksT W5sh saeh do
.sfiass as sssil be @s6s 90 sss fssd
-sG sses sen ss sssit BE- sss aside az
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21
The Daily Story
Which Was which9-By Eunice Bake.

A young man walked into a gold
mining town in the far west with pick
and shovel on his shoulder and. APP
preaching couple OF miners standing
before q saloon. asked some questions
as TO whether il was worth while TO do
any prospecting in the country round
about. One of the men replied TO him,
while the other kept a pair of steel
gray eyes on him from under a SOM
brero hat as he ground hard on a
Quid OF tobacco When the young man
had passed on the gray eyed man said
TO his companion:
Well. that beats anything l ever
saw before! 1 knew Jim Allison had
cheek but I didn't reckon he'd walk
into this town barefaced like that af-
ter the bosses he's run on"
Jim Allison! You don't mean that's
Jim Allisoni"
shore, I'd know him If his face
was charcoaledi"
Within another ten minutes half a
dozen men surrounded the stranger
with drawn pistols and called on him
10 surrender. Astonished he asked
what he was wanted for.
in this we're camp Mr.. Allison. Well
see that no more bosses are run on
by runnin' the biggest boss thief of the
territory up on a rope. It'll be on the
other neck this time"
"Allisoni Ny names not Allison; it's
Ruggles."
The disclaimer had no effect except
on one man who had once seen Allison
and doubted If this man were he but
the gray eyed man was so cocksure
that the prisoner was hurried away,
and. since the sheriff was handy, was
turned over 10 him.
Il happened that the jailer's daugh-
ter. Annie Sweetzer. was visiting her
aunt over the divide and one day re-
ceived a letter from her mother men
tic.ing among other things that the
noted horse thief, Jim Allison, had de-
liberately walked into the camp. had
been arrested and was 10 be hanged
the next Friday. Mrs. Sweetzer spoke
OF what a decent looking young man
he was and what pity he should have
sunk 20 horse stealing.
The day Annie received this letter
party OF men rode into the place. and
I'm their center was Jim Allison MN
self. They rode by the house where
Annie was staying, and she was told
who the prisoner was. She asked why
he had been brought there instead of
being taken TO the mining camp and
was told that he had been run down
with some horses in Stony Gulch. This
set the girl 20 thinking. We're there
two Jim Allisons?
The same afternoon Annie went
home. The Jail was a small brick
structure back Of her fathers house.
and on her arrival she went out to
have a look at the prisoner The mo-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21
4 JUNE MAID.

-
Oh. dear maid I know. a white lily in
June,
when the rose reigns in riotous
sway:
Fragrant blossoms, her thoughts, and
forever IN tune
With a bird lilt throughout June
dav.
Her white roseate face glows like
springtime on snow.
All iiiumiued by innocent thought;
Through her waving gold hair, silkeu
braids falling low.
Every sun CLEAN OF June time seems
caught
on. her res. pouted lips. curve and
curl like a rose.
Dreams that bloom like a rose light
hcr heart
Ard she hides them and deems them
TOO dear 20 disclose.
Tiii iife wakes her 20 play In loves
part.
on. sweet. human rose heart, Girlish
saint On your souls
Pure a. PRAYER. warmed with loves
first desire
Forward faster. o time. speed me
straight 20 my goal,
NY June iiiv. with rose heart 81 fire,
EMMA DCNNING BANKS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21

The Personal Touch.

Way 60 doctors szd nurses. whose
fgiass oTlaE fheca 90 much n con-
tact with eu1taEio1s disease. not BE-
cone iafscted Esore frequently thAn
lo=- gTossssio1ai psrsoass Have they
= secret ehzrsa % ulssho4 % escaping
eoefaEiouf Well. they have . very
good method. bot there 10 10 secret
abost %. Every one t. welcome 20
EaoE. Ez4 urged 20 know AL Abost a.
fol nay have observed the pre-
cagtiols tie raodera surgeon taxes n
naeaEirx . woard. Hc gets all -hct
gp~ . ths gafaiAtsd IAyueaE careless
~ tDgekss anythinE - ths lay
faaa has nice clean hands You'd thia<
ere sgrreoa Considered himself the on
iT really clean BeFsoa "a the house
fie foesat. Hs sisapiy practices assp-
sic Asspsis e. % antiscpsis What
feepisE eieaa f. 20 spTiaE hpgsseisan-
isrs % asrpsis e. praeticsd. autissp-
sic lfhr Csc % anfisrptiesl becomes
sap~ragals whether tniurious 20 the
hraiiaE process oF nos- A hand may
look clean. - ueafiY msnicnrrf ard
free from visible dfrt. ZEE corvev dad
81 germs 90 e woar6 TIE surEeor
All rarss sr5W hos % keep surgical
tY. baetssta,osfcsftF eteans whieh is
aaits a aiEsFsut thiaE from oTiiaarT
et=anffrEss
Csrns arv Carrfrd ~ Fcrseas-
C9eEaes wisa a sies peFsou does
sas fmBtY sesaat t8aeh. uas nay
tFesE o. aaFss a e1etzEipas c2ss
tsFasEsBas an utsess witsn4t o1e~
srEaatlF faaehfaE ere irfivifsat TIC
saetsr 2sd rzFsr. thF1aEh fraieiaE on
a.-sfral as~psfs. sst6-aaties1iY avoid
eeFaaI eaesaess ere grffaiarG attend
sss sEs8FFs Ehts rrisefstF on tss care
81 ere ssef
Far fssFeee-. ~ sstsva were q fT7
5 waalt b. q rare fsfsE ta s3e faEsrs
lssrs5rr,t wtEs ere frfsTt1gaFs nea
saliva % zs6sEsr's saliva asf tfFfr
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21
FIVE NEW LAWS OF ESPECIAL INTEREST

rnasiiy D. che auditor % pabiie &C
coasts under authority % the iay
for ths common school fund % The
state as shall b. sufficient % meet all
ere drrrsrds made upon such pension
zed rrtirrrsnt fund On accordance
wifh che act. Nhich amount uutii 9th
~rais~ provided By iaE shall be equal
/ Co ose-truth % one mill upon each
dollar % enc assessed valuation % al
ths taxable property % the state ex-
7 elusive of cities aud school districts
noe coming undrF the provisions 0i
tss ace.
I FoF the pgrpose % determining the
bsHsets % b. paid teachers a eiassif-
eaf.6n &C. % the length % service IS
made. TIE contributions % the fund
FanEr fF6m 81 20 s. Per month Tor Eve
u6nths % the school year. while the
brnsfts % the shape % annuitics are
fixed a. the sum % SIC for each year
% service a. teacher. provided that
such annuiiiss shall not exceed 500
in any one year.
Equitable provision g. made Tor
teachers Who retire before serving full
Sc years and FOR teachers who retire
Temporarily and return % teaching
service.
Pensions g1- Municipal Employee
An aes providing FOR the payment %
pensions 20 municipal employees was
charged 10 several particulars by a
revtsioa which passed both houses.
Besides those who remain !n the serv-
See for the required length % time pay
meat % pensions - authorized 20
qualified persons who NAV b. scparat-
"a from service BY resignation or dis
charge before serving the fun length
% time. All % the employees pension
fund acts Wer~ made subject 90 n three
year Limitation and a commission was
appointed 90 study municipal pension
laws % th~ state.
Police FcusionE-An act relating 90
police pensions sas altered "a several
respects. making the terms clear a.
20 who sspuid b. henefciarlss. and
this aet 60 also subject 90 the three
years tifaiiafioa and % the study %
the commission appointed on pensions
FtFemra's Feasioa FuntE-An act
passed bath houses EivinE cities. VII
tsErs sEd Incorporated tnWus whose
poputstioa exceeds 90 having a IRE
department. p1wrr 90 levy a tax no; "a
exceed ssvsn-trasha % q mill on tho
dollar oa all taxable property. Ia ad-
fitioa 60 prg ceat % all revenues col .
tectsd ~ such cities or towns from
liesasss issasd therein and from fines
f1r Nioiasioa % Ere Fd.nznecs. 20 Be .
ssi apart and added 20 the hrrmen's
peesioa fgafs Ia such cities.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21
OUR NATIONAL WEALTH

EsEisss seos6sisss have declared
ssas Arzssiea's wealth grows avs bsl-
ifss Collars q ysaF. siscs sas o-eiai
ssitssts % ozF sssiosai wealth thrse
gssFs sE9 sxes-5s fiss.Goa 0e0.G 90. ths
tssst totzY asss ssw have passed b.
Faaf sas two asstfsa bfiiioa posaL
These eEsFes are colossal bey0a4
compare. Tsss @saa tz.Ggs % wealth
Zoe every ishsbsizat. Tssy represent
szeFs tesa eqsbss tks wealth % the
Csits& Eirs3oes. osF closest cosnpss!-
tor. ss4 tssT VssT ns4FiF =stch The
eoebtsea uesita % EnEiena. france
za1 Germany.
oar Wszita e. Tea tines tkas % Italy.
sikss tssss that % Austria a-f four
tines thst % france. These isA6snE
Esrorsas Countries are Gov tearing
60 Gee asoshss's vttais ard DESTROYING
properly r-ses faster thaa they car
create q Hsaes all Europe 10 to-day
eesGsllY reorsex backward While the
CritsG States - sweeping swiftly for
ward TO a state % ssiIi greater opa-
tsaes.
Oars IS sAs l4z4 Q. p.s=sy. ysase
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21

I ~ 80 setirdezI tz-rfxsss see TIE se-
eees 5lis1inE % psrsoa2t-~ees ts4s 10
cts alGsrsazaie f1sz z@esT wsiss Hoe<
tsAass4 All NeIl@s formerly usrs gov
sr1sd- rEs assrzxs Ee@s@f % ne
eoasfF beard q cree Less e-oseiy -
sese4 Ska ne eoaatg's esslzsss ssss
sz~ 4lgsrzsa se-=ssfT wsrs VA sss
a@s.ss % shs elsy - = pAg.s Nsssias
szE = tsE tlEss . gsar tes ss-r@xs
sz--zEsr % tAs te&Fe Ekz uttis e1zscs
- So tEs aisle wc-<i.Es % t4isxs
IT, GfEezttlss o. ~ rET % GotaE 81
are 81 ssrigus nat a Ersst asazy azTez-
kars o. zes svse trY Co agsreasa~ tassz
saG 80 r. kas eess s1zt De- zoe q fss
cases 80 ssssiozs % tss supervisors
- teoEss spec rather as q eoit2aT tesr
tlzzs fas ths trassarfi1s &c serio9s
hussesss. TIE rsssit ts tEaf tes OF
x4aizaEiga a. a wEols f1r1s q Fsafy
1ssg,ssasst far ne ssaeaisatioas % tss
Few No are sereNs seoaEa aa4 eIii-
Fs1t sze1EE Co 40 20 tss tostorz %
thleks anf are ssr rfsusiT skilled BEL
practical politics o. free a rafoTlfF
assf 40 baef eT tEses-
ne Easorr % a large repressesasigs
boGF ssea ss shls Be- tEas lt gives ea-
srY iseaifET a voice ts ereesssiisEs. As
% works szf sss reverse is trus. TIE
81 saservts9rs trttutizs.iT have ilffts.
RI anT s~rtrr ~oeesagier af ere zeal
oerfs ef ere serarasF seffs 1f ere
eeGrET fear ttsV eaee collectively of
sas vital e4slsss se5sTfsE ta O. as a
vt1.s IRE raIrsF-s bssErrss. ir 1seTf
1gar,ts. ts traesarts.t te sr eee4sserss-
IKE ras~r- psfsles asf sssr fetsfest
sgsaa OIL ere wsr af sEes~Frr ae1 t
sever eaa bel etserutss VITA tss pres
ere fora ~ Esteresea
WEss tsr eaurfr seeds Gel "a ereffslr
zar1E ~ fessaesgstlstVs ea4e rt
vfr "a closer sttrrfa7c ta ere Details
Of rs Affairs. saeE ss wastt be- eess.
BE r were governed eF eeeaes.ss
ks matters eau ssaEt tesf tarre es a.
rFafratasata7e Of eewer esse1s BE- ts-
saF-f HHt wero r es~rs te fNlrs tee
bdfrr f5r Es5sFs wtteE 81 awfY De- ts
srsE-Fser Eae rasF fa sa.E Frseees5-
8fFF ueoa sas eoaeE ss a. wsstFs
srFra. ggs or ever ttfee ese. eselt
give VASTLY esfF-r rrssfs tf terT &
Fl seu.f esG bel ssff s9 rE ere ste-
r1r tsagr- s6er 1s.fettssts ssf esss
H-a rse renewal al ere rrts ee
Eer.
rErs- r.er~rsF ess Hrr
Zion a5eH 9as ssfsaser. af ssr Efrsse
scarE tE LEI enc system sest s ee
8lf-Ts.t OH eef ere "rF vte eaes pose
Hsr 8afrr ss s9 e-rsrrF eaes.Ftsrf
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21

I ment she laid eyes on him she saw
that he was very like the man she had
seen in the morning; but. while the
this one looked honest.
Pop" she said. that young Teller
out in the Jail isn't a horse thief. He
isn't Jim Allison neither"
You, Ann, you mind your own bust
ness. Every time a good lookin' young
Teller is taken in you get soft on him y
Il tell you. pop. they got Jim Allison
over at Aunt Martha's. I saw EN-
bringin' him in
The father had gone out Of hearing
before the sentence was finished An
ME went back to the prisoner and told
him OF the situation. He was to be
hanged next day and there was not
much time in which to act The minds
of the campers were made up that thew
had got the man who had been steal
ing their horses, and they could hard
" wait till the next day to hang him.
If Annie told them the story OF the
other Jim Allison they would attribute
her evidence TO be prompted by de-
sire to save the life of a man with
whom she had fallen in love.
You just wait, she said 10 the pris-
oner, till tonight I'll bring you
file"
Il see"
That's the easiest way. And I'll
bring you a bed comforter, for you
TO put over the dock while you're film,
so they won't hear you al the house"
Annie provided the file and the COM
forter, but that night she heard the
fling, and, fearing others would hear
it, she set up a moaning, declaring she
had q bad toothache. When she was
assured the the filing had ceased for
good she quieted down and after mid
night went out and unlocked the outer
door 10 the Jail, the key to which hung
in the kitchen. The prisoner had done
his part of the work and was ready TO
leave.
"Goodby. little girl" he said. Quite
likely you have saved my life"
Where you going?" she asked.
Anywhere to get away from here
You go over to where your double
is. That's the safest way. They'll get
you sure. II you go where they've got
the real horse thief it'll be all right"
Your a sensible girl. III do it.
Goodby."
"Oh. never mind the goodby; I'm
goin' with you
The man took her in his arms. Then
they started out on foot and in the
morning reached their destination.
There was no doubt on the part Of
the real Jim Allison's captors that they
had got the right man, and Peter Rug
giles was cleared. When all was safe
for his return to the camp he and An
ME went back together. Those who
had intended TO oflciate at a funeral
gathered at a wedding.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21
rHosE COSTLY OPINIONS

rHaF lei rerr wreef tae @
le e'ne-r .s Save s6s.aas serss q.
be enc view Of q staerHF of gsr eFa
beers aF sf- Eaes tssss.5 eses1F eesss
AZ Tease Bas ss enc seF istFFeF
Esa HsE Fss sr setee.t gsee ere ae
aaH .ttra Saturday Oh rcsE ss
site attorneys aar ef ere
eagaF gase.-s s ss e6sfFs
s AHsra-r Eesessee was
rs8ff saf ws ans coast etsss ta
Co 5ss weet tef ss se sttrE Ftssess
es Hs eesHF GsE arfgsaFs.as o.
held al sr.ssr Ves O. est rterrss-
eco fsf eat eersr fs Fsr rsrs 81 saz
Of enc members tlsates private
apfafsr. OF essrse. H wssr5 bs lssos
stsas rsr sfas CD arf eassrsrN Co E n
sis eaaael.r as "a e.stl.e eEesfs tfa.sEe
ssr esssFf eosrt AeE sg ere eesesF
was sgGsE f9r several ess4ress a
fauars wafsE mEsE Gats beea saved
bu rsr tGst sstartss.ssr % e5ae af ere
es15as7 eresserstaf. ss sss soarl view
sa u
tlsUss s.t a 5rreef-es te s.FsE a
Subsistence waa. tse sll ss9 aa.t7s gsaes
cav have ep5sfses. COO. Fseeesse3 ef
aa-Eorssse,t. Or Gel ta bel sgssess.+ tsaF
tse es9rsv bosrf wlt 81 eesslssFet
Bsrrsflsr sst VIII Eses earefel track
o. an ocfa5acs 81 esgatv g-erfs sss
srar 1tfg Fsgsgs tsras ef sEee af serF
s.sslss az taesen ss raa esaErafF Co.
faFf eeef1eeieas
Fsr Hstssre. f cssstV CJFst Heb
Eaft Eel sGeeseesFs hF "a e9asr sTesr
tsE a marriage ifrrsss wtae ~ Be-
asgss weat SETTER roc be- wettFt.
enc bearf wlu tsss es f.ar ss tses-a
an extra eegaEV elFrs wE9 Believes
Efs particular eseats eo9eetsef Co
NAVY aaf g. VIII .ssss ere Uesese
tf CeasEY Recorder UVersoe Gel re-
G1ssE-,f 81 somebody o. Goes zoe tsse
srFssssfft Es REGISTER s fser5 f Csssr
FF rrrssaHrr CtFafrafF ls called Eeea
% eslreg Eases frgE sear Gee WEa4
ne Eslsks has teea sE sFlT assessed
or q sne ef ere hatErs aa ess teeE
Gees roe usa enc eaas taaa oF sse
cue OF Eas Clothes OF a tfiEssg co.
sraffaf befarr tn. Fsr easssT eoest
WI sss sa E tsts "a ssastltftF aetf-st
ss sseofsFsf Gee ts Be Ese3st tssFf
sy a renfsfetse. CD 60 tEese esH5sss
.sfafs whsfe eefstsss baas ssfsee s1
saibaFrass ere ssEs.sr fFHsesseats O.
sas Eiscaafas ~ ttsfr sssiss.
ts ts respectfully sfsEssrs,t fsr ts=
scesffsrHEh5e % Eas beafG wase G
sssarsss Ca sessions 81 Wednesday sesf
= sasas Cd s.tE a sew seseftsE eaE-
h FEss or erfssees 81 eegetr oErefs
sas arraass tar d Wsfs1ss Hss Of sss-
sslsat# sneaaas we5 have co &c esaes
sa saFtsfaE
ttsv1aa started sss 50 ssse 5rss,ssff
10 protect sss eeeets fre@ ere coz
'fsfases 81 BE eesssF eH esss. Zee -s ee
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21
NEED OF A COUNTY COMMITS
SION.

Foes tsisad eeaasg Zee aa.i asaaf
sas svidsass dssias me isst week that
lt easas ~ sabseitats rs present soari
af supervisors wita a commission. The
psestion Rss besa advocated sefars
sat aeVer nss "a occasion arisen 60
more eonvtaeinsfr sneW me ass,f 81 q
ehaass taaa ne proceedings 81 last
~s.s
ras present sostr managed 60 sut hs
~ time srrsaEinx n 50 shss bsV vac
sessvssf even Cor tae Cav they spent
st tae iaarmafy There are ~ mem
hers sad taar rsesfve g. each per ear
Aseuf at shas we sccaap isae,f of,sra
ma ths wsss wss % prsVtGs tsr a gen
srst increase N rttaaia9 expenses. sut-
una new anaaefsi burdens on tas
csaatr IN o samssr o. essss "a whfce
n - o a,tsstiea wasthsr a correspond
iaa improvements ~ tRe eabiic services
WI r-sait
rhs psv waies tas members % ne
beard receive "a % course a rafrcr
msft-r. O. woahf So werea al ths
cnuatv PAYS n salaries. ssa a great
deal mere if re basiaess were trsss-
acted -xo~afsfaasiv ant Win tue con-
sisisrsfion Ger ths needs % az sec
rions cafsrtaasssiys sais 10 zoe the
practice
The Dr-s~ns snwfeidy eeaaty isEfs-
|sssxs oeay lss'ss ssssL< ssss s-sFs ssss.-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21

isnr q better medium for the convey
ares OF infectious disease than the
sseretious from the human mouth
one OF the world greatest surgeons
performs the most difficult operations
without once touching the wound with
his hands One os the most famous
sAntitAriaas. a health oficer OF an
American city. has practically revo-
lntlonlEed The practise OF quarantine
and contagious disease management
By training doctors and nurses IN
p.rfcet medical ascpsis-avo!diug the
personal touch This new kind OF san
itAfion has demonstrated in a practi-
cal and undeniAble manner that funi-
cation and prst-houscs are unneces-
sary and dangerous 20 public health
Soap and water. elbow grease. fresh
air and sunlight. plus a stric; obser-
vance % medical ascpsis-avoidlns the
actual contact which spreads disease
s~rms-ar. the real and unfAiiins
principles Ia modern sanitation Blow
ias OF hzd smelling smoke after con-
,nFfous disease e. a very expensive
and badly worn Joke on the cofnmun-
~.
Questions and Answers.
Heart Aiisbehaves After Goitrs OPP
s-atiou-I was operated on for goltre
last June. have gained Is pounds.
hsvear an ache or pain. and look
ere. writes sfrs- = n. hut my heart
sfiii bothsra ne considerably. though
I walk q lut every day. Otherwise
ara wonderfully improved. Can you
advise ne about the heart7
Answer =E.xophthaimic Enitrs may
leave the heart badly damaged. u
treatment is too long delayed. Perhaps
y1ur heart wiii gradually regain t;s
~Mefsucy. nos that che toxic cause -
removed Walking to good. provided
o. does noe exhaust you Medical ad-
vice stnaft - based upon examination
% soar hFart
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21
ReaII.n.

TIE curtain had dropped on the ars,
act % tas srnfasur play. Ladies and
xeatismsa.- said the youthful stage
manager. stepping 20 che front OF the
stage. ~Tog will observe tina; the pro-
Erasa says that there e. an interval OF
two years between the first and sec
ond acts The will be fully carried
out The leading lady has Just swat
lowed the powder pgr under the i'm
preston that Il vas a rna-shrnaiiow.
and ! think !; viii be abou; that time
before she will Be- able 20 so on.--New
YORK American
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21
%. 100 5 cANpEDACY

Gset tsaass 5s tartssass on s.seisE
j. g. vsruea ss sss.sfssFs tsF EF@-
Der Of enc seeeol tea-5 Gel tss stsesiss
Co BE- esgt rlsssEsT. 1sss 20 Dtss Vss-
esa aas eeer sFesEfs ess - tssse
sehsot svsssa ss tssrs as.4 eas cuz-
sestsd 60 sfSss fss raes. Pee ts &C.
every wsv sslsssstv Gsslsss,t taF tes
wsrE Frfer e. eqesssE 60 fleet ts.ss,i
he served ss sssrsesr % ne beast 6t
s,5sessfea as A,sss. rs casfvs city.
cslisr sks s.i-sieiserssies of sscs sea
as es enc seseels g Rock tsIzs4 are
esrtsin Co ee szssstEiase a. = s6Ea
slsn-t-.sLl
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21

The etaer dsg a chicaza wsmas
went eat IA pes atoiaes sad lnduced al
tesdiaa rssistents 60 invest $500 sofecr
ia the st1n.100 10G estate &c tns tafs
tsmeatsd str r.tNsrf Drake tastes6
% spendisa alonev bagiaa magazine
spacg Dor tGvertisiaa purposes fse
fows eapftsi ea9Bt 90 charter special
train sad SNIP q esw &C Ws promiaeng
BUSINESS men Co some err eusslde ee
the stste sscE tsissd. ssr tastsace.
where taev n tat acquire az least a
vsneer % sopAistfcssion.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21

Though tbe Caissd sJstss wa rrsi
bee stS00 Gn0 frum ssistlsE contracts
orr var munitions 81 sHouBt be- borne
IN mind mae tBis vast sum. and maeB
more win F LEI being Absolutely
vsatetf ant Esat enc wHofe wertt wtu
IN me iona rua snare IN Eae effects of
" the prof aal sacrifice
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21

John Heating OF Gulfpo-t. Miss, died
the other day and his obituary was
prepared. \ barber was called in 70
shave the corpse. As the razor passed
over the mans cheek HIS eyes opened.
his lips parted and he said; Don't
cut me. kid" The barber dived
through the window and IS somewhere
IN Oklahoma by this time. Heating 3
alive and weii.-Harrodsburg. KY.
Herald.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21

pssersions rem ths raits,t ststss
navy have fsiisH or t6 less tbau hale
ef wHaf fher we're ena year ego sst
tsss than a HIet % enc aamber two
wears ego 81 fs q peculiar Fact tuaE
70 tssss var. or me possibility ef war
IN vaica Ne NAV 90 cue aad rgs
enance Of beng allied o. mata Fse
roatiae Of aavv ar army Hts appeal Co
'hs sverHsn AMerfcan.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21

Doctors teoN eaf Neftn Carolina
maa stomach. patched bfm aa ant
nov sEsfa taat gaere sFs a seed slaag
rears 81 Hfs saead 81 Brm. SO eue
Nno~s nov maav ~ tHe suapcsedi ~
ascsssary Ehfaas 81 tifs esr ear get
sions sttaoat a1 he mases fHe esperi
Inanf