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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-08
WHITE DEMANDS NEW
MINE CONCESSIONS

Wilkesbarre. Pa. Sept 8.-The Sc
curing by anthracite miners of COM
plete recognition Of the United Mine
Workers Of America; establishment Of
the eight-hour day, improvement of
working conditions and better
method of adjusting disputes, were
urged in a speech delivered before the
tri ri-district convention Of the United
Mine Workers Of America here today
ny John P. White. president Of the or
ganizariOH.
On April /. 1915, the present agree
ment between the operators and the
miners throughout the anthracite belt
viii expire. The convention was or
dered for the purpose of formulating
demands for the next agreement
Mr. White remarked that he believed
the present contract despite It's i'm
perfections," was generally conceded
to be the best ever secured.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-08
CLAIM HOSPITALS
ARE Indifferent
Serious Allegations Made bg Grand
Jurors Against Institutions at Du-
luth. Ninn.

Duluth. MINI, Sept 8.-Charges Of
careIessness on the part of the hos
pitaI authorities in St Louis county,
Minnesota. fDuluth). SO gross as to
be a contributory cause of malprac-
tice, comprise part Of the report of
the september grand Jury. Just sub
mittsd to District Judge Fesler.
The jury charges present conditions
are such that a person may enter
any Of the hospitals and perform
serious major operations, merely by
representing himself a surgeon"
Major operations frequently are
being performed by inexperienced and
incompetent persons, according TO she
report and the grand Jurors charge
such practices more than once have
resulted in the death of a patient
The jurors recommend the airing
of the matter before the state IegisIa-
ture, with a view of requiring every
practicinE surgeon to pass a rigorous
state examination and be licensed and
registered.
The charges brought forth fiaG con
tradictions from officials Of Duluth
hospitals
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-08
FRENCH STEAMER
SUNK; CREW SAFE
Guatemala Sent Down Fifty Miles OF
Belle Isle-Men Picked Up by
British Vessel

Paris. Sept. S.-The French steam
sajD Guatemala has been torpedoed
and sunk about fifty miles off Belle
Isle, Her crew escaped in two boats
The men we're picked up by q British
steamer and taken into Nazaire
The Guatemala, 5.9I3 tons gross ana
3S7 feet long, was owned e. the Com
paente Generate Trans - antique.
which also owned the Bordeau, the
sinking of which by q submarine was
announced yesterday. The latest re-
port OF the GuatemaIa's movements
was her arrival at st. Nazaire July 23
from Buenos Aires.
London. Sept 8-The British
steamship Douro has been sunk by
gunfre presumably from q subma-
rine. Her crew was saved
La Rochelle. France. Sept. S.-The
British steamship Carnoy of Liver
pool was fired upon and sunk by a
German submarine last night Her
crew is believed to have been saved
"One small boat, with the captain
and Il members OF the crew on board
is missing. It is believed 10 have
another port
London, Sept 6-Tbe Russian
steamship Rhea has been sunk. Her
crew was landed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-08
GAR NICHOLAS TO DIRECT
ARMIES SRESISTINC ADVANCE
Of Won HINDENBURC FORCES
mETHODISTS MAY
JOIN TWO BODIES
Question Of Merging Illinois Confer
ence Before Meeting Now in
Progress in Chicago.

Springfield. III Sept s.-Bishop
William F. Mcdowell Of Chicago open
ed the 92nd annual session Of the nH-
nois conference Of the Methodist
church here today The following
officers were elected:
President Bishop Mcdowell; sec
retary, A. B. Peck. Monticello, treas
urer, J. e Campbell. WayerIy. regis
trar, J. II. NcAnally. Buffalo, assistant
secretaries, c. NJ. Barton, Moweaquf.
and J. [. Sellers. Mansfield: historical
secretary, C. W. Hammond. Macon and
conference historian, r. ". Ennis.
Hillsboro.
In connection with the conference.
which will continue through next
Monday, the Laymen's association Of
the conference win hold a three days
meeting beginning tomorrow.
The question Of consolidating the
Illinois conference and the central IL
linois conference is before the body
for decision II is expected that oppo-
sition to the plan viii arise and a fight
is likely to be the result.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-08
Won Klein WINS
PAROLE IN WEST
Much Married Niunesotau Released
by Governor OF Oregon TO Firm
in Minneapolis.

Salem, Ore Sept Sc. C. C. Won
Klein. formerly of Minneapolis, WHO
was convicted in Portland in June.
1914. on q charge of poligamy grow
ing out Of accusations made by Miss
Ethel Newc0mb OF san Francisco that
he Illegally married her tu get $500
worth OF Jewels. has been paroled by
Governor Withvcombe I'd Mime
apoIis firm. it was announced here
today 1t was not disclosed by the
warden of the penitentiary when Won
Klein would De given his conditional
liberty, but it was understood that he
would start east in q few days.
Ven Klein married Miss Newcomh
in san Francisco in 1911. He deserted
her later in Portland, taking with him
her jeweIry
At the several trials in Portland
Ore. IT, developed that Won Klein had
man ried Miss Louise Illstrup of Min
naapolis, MINI, in Michigan City. Ind.
March 25, 1902 Mrs E. Weber os
Kansas City, Mo. and Mrs. isabelle
Temple Of Nashville, Tenn, testified
they had lost jewels to Won Klein.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-08
KANSAS RUIN BY
FLOODS GROWING
lola Damage Estimated at 100000,
With Probably a Larger Pig
ure ut Fort Scott.

lola. kan Sept s.-Estimates of
property damage increased today as
reoedtng food waters in southeast
Kansas revealed the extent Of desruc-
lion yesterday by numerous streams
which were sweiled into roaring tor
rents by a siE~lnch c1oudburst. Prob
ably 100000 damage was done. and
an even larger amount at Fort Scott
Early today, however, there had
been no increase in the estimate Of
four lives lost, though rescue work
ers feared TO find human toll in every
food-damaged residence and business
building which they investigated. -Four
section hands drowned yesterday ap-
parently have been the only casual
ties
Sanitary and relief measures al
ready are under way here
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-08
MISS ALLEN PUT
OUT GOLF MATCH
Rock Island Arsenal Championship
Play Entry Defeated by Mrs.
E. /. BeiheIds

Chicago. Sept. S.-Nrs. " A. Gavin
of England, the only foreign contend
er. today survived the second match
round of the women's national golt
championship meet al Onweutsia club
defeating Mrs Caleb Fox Of Philadel-
phia, 9 and 2
There was an upset to prognoshca-
tors in tine next match, Miss Eleanor
Allen Of Boston eliminating Mrs. J
X Hurd of Pittsburgh. 4 ana s Mrs
Hurd, formerly Dorothy Campbell
who held the British title once and
the American twice. missed several
short puts
Ernezuue Pearce Of Chicago elm
mated Caroline Painter, her towns
woman. ; and
Lillian HYDE, New York. lost to Mrs
r. II. Barlow, Philadelphia, 2 down.
Miss Alexa Sterling Of Atlanta,
southern champion, easily put out
Laurie Kaiser. Chicago champion. 6
and s.
MRS. Tanderbeck Of Philadelphia
had a still easier victory 7 and 6,
over Miss Winters Goldman Of To
Iedo.
Mrs. z. L. BeifeId. Chicago, put out
Miss Elizabeth Allen. Rock Island, 4
and s.
Elaine Rosenthal of Chicago, west
ern champion, lost 2 down to Marjorie
Edwards Of Chicago
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-08
DUNE APPOINTS
MONUMENT BODY
li-inoisans 10 Have Charge Of Erec-
Eioa Of Memorial TO Richard
J. 0glesby.

Springfield, IN. Sept 8-Governor
Dune appointed today the following
comm fsslouers to purchase, erect and
dedicate monument to cost $4,000
c The memory OF Richard J. Oglesby,
Three times governor of Illinois and
ence United States senator; John
Rgaoels. John Barton Payne. Chicago;
Joha W. Bum. Springfield: Charles c.
Leforgee. Decatur. and Martin B Bail
ev Danville. The money to purchase
the monument was appropriated by
tae last legislature which provided
t6at the commissioners should have
he monument erected Ia Lincoln
PARK or elsewhere"
The governor also reappointed the
relieving members OF the state board
q administration; Frank n Whipp Of
Springfield. fiscal supervisor, and
George A. Zeiler. ahenist. OF Peoria.
Bo-h are republicans.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-08
7 en- Persons
Die in q Raid
~ ear Britain
Germans Shower East Coast
From Several Graft
Forty-Eight Wounded

London, Sept. 3, a p. m.J-Ten per
sons were killed and As wounded in
the German air raid on the east coast
England last night.
The official account Of the raid as
given out here today follows.
Three zeppeIins visited the eastern
counties last night and dropped bombs.
Anti-air-craft guns were in action.
Aeroplanes went up but were unable
TO locate the airships
Fifteen small dwelling houses were
demolished or seriously damaged, and
a large number Of doors, windows, etc.
were broken. Several fires were caused.
but were promptly exringuished, There
was no other serious damage.
The following casualties have been
reported: Killed, TWO men. three
women, FIVE children. a total of 10.
wounded seriously. four men, II wom-
en, five children. a total OF 20 wound
ed slightly, nine men. five women.
nine children. a total of %; missing
and believed TO be buried in debris,
one man, two women"
Amsterdam, Sept 8, (via London,
1:45 p. m)-Three airships, coming
from the east. passed over Dordrech. in
south Holland, at $50 o'clock this
morning. They were travelling in the
direction of the English coast,
Another airship passed over q su-
burb of Amsterdam. 1t came from the
southwest and disappeared in an east
e~Iy direction.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-08
Union Gusts
NJ Menbers Of
State Guard
Action OF HiLsboro Mine
Workers Being Consid-
cred by Gen. Dickson.

Springfield. H. Sept. S-No action
had been taken today by Adjutant Gen
eral Dickson towards Furnishing the
members Of the HiIIsboro local of the
United Mine Workers of America, who
expelled five men from their orgaufza-
tion because they belonged 10 the I1l-
nois National Guard.
Other matters are occupying my at
tentiou at present" said General Dick
son The matter has been reported 70
ne and expect to take it mp shortly.
According to Attorney General
Lucey the laws Of the state provide
that anyone who obstructs or annoEs
a member Of the National Guard so as
TO deprive him Of his position or work
at his trade. because of his membership
in the guard is liable to fine Of $500.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-08
Believed Emperor VIII AS
sumo Personal Command
ID Critical Sector.
SLOW PROGRESS MADE
Weather Conditions Report
ed again Intervening in
Favor Of the Russians.

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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-08
WOLKOWYSKNOW
IN ENEMY HANDS
Berlin Announces Capture OF City
In District North OF the Bis
lOviszh District

Berlin. sept 8, (via London, s:45
p. MI German forces that have been
engaged TN battle with the Russians
in the district north OF the BieIoviezh
forest. have captured the city Of VOL
kowysk it was announced by German
army headquarters today.
Paris. Sept. 8.-The artillery fight
ms along the battle line through
France continues, according to the
statement given out this afternoon by
the French war office.
There has been canu0nading from
Belgium on the north as far so1th
as the Woeyre district
German ayiators have bombarded
towns in France and aviators OF the
allies have thrown down bombs at
Osteud
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-08
MRS. TROUT NOT TO BE
A CANDIDATE AGAIN

Chicago, Ill. Sept 8.-Mrs. Grace
Wilbur Trout. president Of the Illinois
Equal Suffrage association for Two
years. will not be a candidate 10 sue
ceed herself this year.
She announced today that she was
anxious to get a rest and 10 take up
other work along suffrage lines, for
which she has not had time during her
term as state president
The state convention viii be held in
Peoria on oct. IS TO 80 10 elect new
ofceIs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-08
% STATE EMPLOYEES
GIVEN THEIR WAGES

Springfield H. Sept. 8. - Dan
Pence. one Of six watchmen who re
port to Secretary Of State Lewis q
Stevenson. was the first man 10 draw
his salary today out OF the four hund-
red and more whose pay was ried up
hy the Fergus Injunction suits. State
Treasurer Russell agreed To pay %
state employees, whose salaries Judge
Creighton held we're legally appro-
priated and Attorney Munro agreed
not to include in his bill Of cross
errors.
Attorney Fayette S. Munro informed
the attorney general today that he
would dle his bill Of cross errors with
the SaugamOn county clerk this after
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-08

Washington. D. C., Sept. 8.-The de-
partment Of agriculture warned farm
ers today against buying imported
crimson clover seed Of low germina-
ton, and advising testing before plant
ing. Shortage of the French supply
because of the war, was said 10 have
resulted in large quantities Of dead
seed reaching the market
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-08
THE WAR TODAY
(Associated Press summary.)

In the German air raid on the east
coast Of England last night 10 persons
were killed and As injured Other
German airships. travelling in the di-
rectio0 Of the English coast passed
over points in Holland this morning.
it is reported from Amsterdam.
Berlin announces the capture OF the
city Of WoIkowysk by the Teutonjc
armies.
French and British aeroplanes have
bombarded the German aviation camp
at Ostend. and a French air squadron
has dropped bombs on the aviation
fields at St Medard
German aviators bombarded the
city Of Nancy, in France.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-08
Germans Positive Hesperian
Struck Mine or Destroy
ed From Within.
ARABIC TO BE MYSTERY
u 27, Only Under Water
Graft That Could Have
Figured in Sinking, Lost

Berlin Sept s, (via Londonl Per
. sons in q position to speak with au-
rhority assert positively the convic-
tion that the steamship Hesperian was
not torpedoed by a German submarine:
at least, under the conditions thus far
described.
The assumption that the Hesperian
was sunk by a German submarine
meets with ever increasing doubt in
Official circles. Although authorized
quoted comment is withheld for the
time, the positivaness Of the opinions
expressed informally by individuals Is
who may be assumed TO have authori-
taJive Information is noteworthy In
these quarters it is believed the Hes
perian must have struck a mine or
possibly was destroyed by some
agency from within, that it may be
regarded as certain she was not tor
pedoed by a German submarine
Commanders Had Orders.
The degree OF assurance with which
this theory is advanced seems to he
based on knowledge Of additional in
.strucdons Issued to submarine cola
manders since the Arabic was sunk
Neither diplomatic nor naval officials,
however. VIII give any information on
this subject.
Now that the T-2T has been given
.up definitely as lost an official state
ment probably viii be issued shortly
concerning the Arabic. setting forth
that all submarines which might pos
sibIy have been involved have return
ed, with one exception. It has been
established that the Arabic was not
torpedoed by any Of the submarines
whica have come back TO port since
that time. Whether the missing boat.
which was operating in the vicinity of
the Arabic disaster at approximately
the time thereof. torpedoed the steam
ship. and if so what justification had
commander had for his action, can
never be known positively. Germany,
therefore, VIII he unable to furnish the
definite report on the case which is
desired by the United States.
Submarine Rammed.
F The loss of the T-27 has revived dis
cussion of British aggressive tactics
against submarines. Newspapers al
over the country, in commenting on
this case, assume that the U-27 wss
the victim OF an attack by q disguised
auxiliary or warship, or was rammed
or otherwise destroyed by a merchant
man while attempting to exercise the
right Of search.
One American Lost.
Queenstown, Sept 8. l2;42 P. MI
It has been established that an Ameri-
can named Wolff was lost on the Hes
perian Wolff signed as an able sea-
man Of the Hesperian's S crew. He came
from N0rwaIk. y. j.. and was of
Dutch parentage.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-08
Prosnects Of RIIlion Yheat Cror.

Washington. n. @, Sept, S.-Pros-
poets Of a billion bushel wheat crop
this year were increased by today s
government report which forecast
981. 900 900 bushels, based on its Sept
/ canvass. Spring wheat indicates a
crop Of 800. 100000 bushels, an in
crease Of 100000 since the August
report.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-08
THE WEATHER
Forecast Tin P. H. Tomorrow, f0E
Rock Island. Davenport, Moline

Thunder storms this afternoon or
tonight: cooler tonight; Thursday,
partly cloudy.
Temperature at a. M, 66 High
est yesterday, IS; lowest last night.
65
Velocity Of wind al q. N six miles
per hour
Precipitation, 20 inch.
Relative humidity at p m, Il; at
&. m. 81; at ! p. m today IS
stage Of water, So, fall Of 2 in
last "a hours.
]. NJ sHERIER. Local Forecasler.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-08
Bankers Down to Business.

Seattle, Wash. Sept S.-After two
days Of preliminary work by commit
tees and sectional meetings, the main
sessions Of the 41st annual convention
fer the American Bankers association
began here today,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-08
Iews To Offer War PRAYER.

New York. Sept 8.-The war will
give special significance to the cele-
bration Of Jewish New Year. which VIII
begin at o'clock this evening Or
thodox Jews have been requested to
pray for their brethren in the war
stricken countries Of Europe and spe-
ciat collections viii be taken in the
synagogues for the relief OF European
Jews
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-08
RedfleId to address Health Experts.

Rochester. y. y. Sept Sectional
meetings addressed by health experts
largely comprised todays activities Of
the 43rd annual meeting Of the Ameri-
can Public Health association. An
open meeting at Central church this
evening viii be addressed by Secretary
Of Commerce William &C Redheld on
The MASTERS Of the World"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-08
Durand Herd 10 BE Slaughtered.

Chicago. i'll, Sept. 8,-Nrs. Scott
Durand's $50 GOO herd Of Guernsey
cattle. on Crabtree farm, near Lake
Bluff. must be slaughtered because Of
foot and mouth disease. Mrs. Durand
was informed today The cattle, mum
bering 50, are said TO be the finest
herd Of Guernseys II America. Mrs
Durand spent years collecting ina
herd.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-08
TractIon - ContInnes.

Albany. \. Y, Sept. &-P7ospect OF
ha agreement between 1900 striking
employees Of the United Traction com
pany here and in Troy and the officials
eS the road were remote today. No ar
fangaments for a conference between
representatives. Of the men and officials
sAad been mada.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-08
Executive Calls on Secre-
tary Lansing to Discuss
Aspects Of Case.
FACTORIES AIMED AT
Purpose of Envoy to Cripple
Plants Engaged in Man
ufacture of Munition.

Washington, D c.. Sept. s.-Presi-
dent Wilson today went to the state
department and conferred with secre-
tary Lansing. Ie was generally under
stood they discussed the case OF DR..
Dumba, the Austrian ambassador.
The presidents action was so unus-
uaI that White house and state de-
partment attaches were slow TO real
lie what had happened. So far as
officials could recall. the only pre-
cedent for the president going to call
on q secretary of state was recorded
when President Mckinley went to
call on Secretary Day.
The presidents call was not ar
ranged In advance. He left his study
and passed out Of the executive Of
fees through q little-used entrance.
crossed the avenue which separates
the White house grounds from the
state. war and navy buildings, and
walked up the main stairway unat-
tended. while dozens OF tourists and
employees stopped to look. The prest-
dent continued on up the inner stair
ways and into one Of the long corrfd-
ors leading to Secretary Lansing's pri-
vate office, where he passed by the
messenger at the door and entered
unannounced. Mrs Lansing was call
ing on her husband, and the secretary
was at his desk with his coat re-
moved ready to begin a days work.
Men Of the secret service guard
piled out OF the White house and into
the state department building through
all entries and some of them finally
caught up with the president as he
was about TO enter Mr. Lansings Of
fee.
Departs From Custom.
II has been customary for the pres
ident to summon the secretary to the
White house when he wished to con-
fer with him President Wilson, how
ever, has departed from that custom a
great deal by using the telephone. He
has shown fl to be his habit, however.
to visit other officials when he has
something important TO talk about.
and. as was the case Of today, he does
it without being announced
"The state is not trembling he
said. Il Just brought over some papers
of a routine nature, which ordinarily
I would have sent over. There is
nothing new al all"
President Wilson was asked II there
was anything new in connection with
Ambassador Dumba's case.
Nothing at all,'' he said. The sec
retary is handling that"
Then. surrounded by the secret
service men. Mr. Wilson walked down
stairs and across the street to his Of
flee, by the same route as he came.
No Law Has Been Violated.
Ambassador Dumba's explanation
of q letter he wrote TO the Vienna for
aigu office on plans for the withdrawal
Of Ausuo-Hungartan labor from
American factories producing muni-
aons for the allies was in the hands
of Secretary Lansing today The next
Continued oa Page Ten.)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-08

Associate t e d Press
Leased Wire Report
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-08
Submarina Bammed.
One American Lost.

Queenstown, Sept s. I2.42 D M
It has been established that an Ameri-
can named Wolff was lost on the Hes
perian Wolff signed as an able sea
man Of the Hesperian's crew He came
from NorwaIk. y. J.. and was of
Dutch parentage.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1915-12-16
Notice of Sale.

Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned will offer for sale, and will
sell, to the highest bidder, for cash, on
Monday, the 9th day of December,
1915, at II o'clock, at the Offices of the
County Dispensary Board. and immedi-
ately thereafter, at the Kingstree Dis
pensary, all the stock of whiskeys,
wines, gin. beer, etc, which may be on
hand at said date, and the following
fixtures:
One Monarch Typewriter;
One Water Cooler;
One Dalton Adding Machine;
One Standing Desk;
One High Chair;
Two Office Cairs;
One Oil Heater;
One large Cary Safe;
One Oil Can;
Two small Cary Safes;
One Ice Box;
One Axe;
One Coal Stove.
Terms of sale: Cash.
Purchaser to remove articles pur-
chased Immediately after sale.
DJ EPPs,
TB GoURDN,
RE TARTE,
12-2-3t Wmsburg Co Dis Bd.