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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-06


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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-06
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-06
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-19
Profit in Arresting Deserters.

The members of the police depart
ment are continually on the watch IoF
deserters from the army or navy e1-
planned the man about town. The
reason is that the government sets q
price of s25 upon the deserter's mead
OF. course policemen are anxious 70
gain the reward and are on the watch.
The Bowery is the district most
frequented by deserters. and that Is
the first place in the city where search
is made for them. a score Of desert
ers are picked up along this thorough
fare every year.
Before a member Of the police ae
partment can accept the reward foI
catching a deserter his claim must DC
approved by the commissioner. Even
then he does not draw the entire
amount. for the usual deduction fol
the police pension fund is made -
New York Sun.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-19
VIEWS IN OTHER COUNTIES
on JAIL SITE QUESTION.

Trs' ere prrBarterares 90 sruti-
ue-t eHeae tfes- Who have 90 DO
vita cazaty aEzirs. taaax che state
% uisz8ss over. is against p,arinE
iats Oh e1zrt house squares 80 shown
bF statistics Eirea elsewhere Ga thls
issas ard gathered br TIE Argus
ttr51Es e Poll os eaar'v o4rizis o.
che jFstiHE counties The llst Was
selected e. raatasa. che oeiy thought
heinF 90 inquire aeorE ere more im-
porfsrf ersfrrs OF population where
e1st.fi9as might be- presumed Go re-
se~tlF ir Ecaerai way those iu Rock
is,srf c5uusv. Eesp11sss are Figeu
rs Trey we're received without attempt
90 color them ono way or ftr other.
is ere hope ftst Trey may help Co.. set
tifrE che question o. locating the pro
posed Rock tsisat county faii co. such
a manner as f1 assure best results
r1u ssf hereafter
SOC Only ere tr~ majority ~ the
e1Erfv CLERKS and other county Off
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-19

ors frequent cause % isAnrsss 10
1sn aa4 women - p;osis. or saEEing
% ths Abdominal organs. Women
suffer from this condition much more
frsausutiy than men. because % the
paralyzinE snset % cuTHets upon the
ahdominai muscles. But both sexes
psv tas penalty % az upright position
ff there r. visual or N-rhy evidence
o. ptos.s % ths stomach or other d.
Esstive organs a properly htted sup
port. plus exercises and post-prau-
Gal zee, uith tke hips elevated higher
tsan ere sa9gi4srs- wtit aid remark
ably ia bai.diaE ~ tae weight And
a. Increase % weight. accompanied b.
Ees5siu1r 81 e. In the abd1m~n. helps
60 cure the ssosis. II sore cases %
p+as.s ere abGo1.iaai vail itself seems
salsiy ssTuuE anf muscular. SCI N-raT
tirsgrrs Gsm8rasratr tse HsEEiuE %
fse Vfsesra. Perhaps faulty posture
esd sas habits o carriage have much
t9 o. uifh o.
on ~ Bstwegu Meals
Tsis people GsslrirE % Er1w fst
ss9g.f cultivate The sugar bout. the
batter tg5 aed the lard pail rh~T
sl8ail Cad cut ukies % thr fats they
prefer. asf Wigkin rezsszabis iiaits
gorge themselves gp9r iE. Olive p.l
5sffsF. rrea@. eEfs. cocoa. ek1r1iats.
o. cod liver ost=aii are fssfFaiEE tf
clear Oh fs takes regularly Co. Increase
Igs.ssF o. saeait noe b. taken directly
before o. after ttr mesis. bgf prefer
sslF ss EGaF 90 fa1 after meals. OIL
fsEts Co delay tiEesfiae lH ths stpm-
och.
usr af fEE E1ss fsfrrr.rE. strength
sEtsE Feasas.iesl ard psIafafis dishes
Gel tets Erarf o.f uorit is fried earr-
zeal mgss tsieEiY battered end suim-
taisE ls sErgF. % beats aii other COM
tfssF.ars f1r pgftlrF or front
0usstions hrf Answers.
TrsEoi1 prsar1a.a what f fF-
Fr1tf rrrsHrr.ar
Reply
TesFe ere fv9 rHelsft6-s called -sT-
psg5t ps~sm8fts Firss. q case %
.FEse.t fever complicated tg paeu-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-19
The Daily Story
Conversion-By Donald Chamberlin.

Having occasion to visit town in
Arizona. where there were no hotel
accommodations worthy OF the name.
asked a man I met on the street IL he
could tell me where I could find lodg-
ing in a private house
Reckon kin, stranger" he said.
Come right along with me-
He took me TO his own house and
introduced me to his wife, a woman
with as honest a countenance as ever
I saw IN man or woman. Several pref
" children were playing about who
evidently had the care OF good moth
er. I was given a fine supper. and
when the wife took the children up
stairs to bed the husband and sat
smoking and chatting together.
Il believe I remarked, that you
people out here have settled down and
become more like those in the east
than you used TO be-
Reckon we have. When I drifted
into these parts we was al bad except
a sprin6lin. and they was mostly vim
men and children"
surely you were not one Of the bad
ones" l objected.
He took his pipe out OF his mouth
and looked at me. apparently wonder
ing n he had better trust me with
confession knew his thoughts and
by my expression invited confidence
Stranger" he said. II was one O
the goldurnedest. meanest, snivelin',
low down critters IN the territory. 1
was mean enough TO rob a graveyard
OF old bones But I wasn't afraid o
nothin'. and when It come TO a fight 1
was thar Fact Is. wRs regarded 50
desprit that nobody dast interfere
with me. Two sherins tried It and
failed. and after that was let alone
tin I got so bad that the people couldn't
stand me, and the committee got after
me. That ended my career as q des-
pe-ado."
Evidently put IN, they didn't
hang you or you wouldn't be here tell
Ing the story now
My story hasn't begun. One day
when I was about as bad as 7 could git
7 went into a house for n meal. which
I intended 10 pay for by takin' any
thing valuable ] could lay my hands
on. 7 run across a young woman and
asked her II she could give me a meal.
O vittels. You Just come right In
here she said, and make yerself at
home
WAL, that gal cooked me as fine P
meal as ever eat in my life Anyway,
q tasted as good, for I was hungry.
and there was somepin' about the gal
as cooked It that liked, and when I
was eatin' Il she was sittin' right Op-
posite me and askin' me all sorts o
questions as inuocent-like as II she was
talkin' TO a respectab bic party. When
7 got through with the meal what do
you suppose 7 didT Just told her
that / was Bill Hathaway. the noted
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-19

GERS responding opposed % use 81
r1grr house grounds fng fails but in
most o. the counties heard from the
fvr buildings DO NOT uow occupy the
same squares. Eighteen iaiis are a
block or more away from the court
houses. one is IN the court house base
meat and bus seven occupy the same
blocks with the county temples. -Four
!auE ucr- removed from the court
house squares when new buildings
wcrs required. ir the belief that sep
aratr sites would be preferable.
There are q number % county
clerks who expressed themselves as
o. tte opinion that the iaiis should be
as near the court house as possible.
bat the prcpoudcrancc OF opinion Is
that considerations % sanitation.
slrhtiinssE and sentiment demand
that the court house have square o.
ifs owu ard that the iail be placed
on another site.
Replies a. they have been received
are on rie az The Argus Office and are
open % inspection should anyone
care 90 verify the printed report o.
their contents.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-19

desperate. and I wanted her to hand
out any valua bles there might be In
the house without troublin' me 70
find EN-
Somehow she didn't look frightened.
as most wimmen would look under the
circumstances. She got up without
sayin a word. went upstairs and come
down with a wooden sock with soma
coins in the toe and put it on the table
before me. Then she looked at me, not
with that hateful look had been used
to from wimmen I'd robbed. but with
sorryful look, as much as to say
Poor Teller, what an awful life you're
leadin' and how uncomfortable youU
be some day danglin' from the end OF
roper
Somehow I couldn't stummick that
sort o. thing. I list opened the stockin'.
and instead o takin' anything out 7
put my hand in my pocket, TUX out
fist fun O. loose change and some bills.
rammed EN- into the stockin' and
showed 1t toward her, teIlin' her that
she'd given me a bangup good mesl
and deserved to be well paid for n.
"She turned the stockin' over. dunn
ed all the money in 1t on the table
counted out what she'd had In il be
fore put in anything and showed my
amount back to me.
e We don't take pay from strangers
here" she said. "and II we did we
wouldn't take money that had been
gained by robbery
I'D had all sorts o. things said 10
me, but somehow I'd never had any
thing like that They was all either
afraid of me and cringed or hated me
and spitfred at me. I got up from my
chair and went out O. that house Ike
q whipped cur.
when the men folks come home
and found that Bill Hathaway had
been there they organized a committee
to run me down It was a long chase.
but they finally cornered me. 7 was
fun O. tricks, and since none O. those
that tux me knowed me by sight I
tole EN- they'd got the wrong man.
So they talked together and agreed TO
take me 10 the gal I've been tellin' you
about for Identification.
They brought me before the house
with my arms tied behind my back
and q rope around my neck. The gal
came out, and they asked her If ! wss
the man that had been 10 the house
before When she saw the rope she
paled q bit and, pretendin' that she
wanted 70 git the dust outer her eyes
10 see better, drew her apron across
'em. But I kuowed II was 70 get rid
Of moisture. She looked ar me pldful,
and at last she said:
No; that amt the one. The other
was a villain. This one is a good man.
IF he's ever done anything I'm sure
he has repented-'
''Hist"' he said. putting q finger 20
his lips. She's comm downstairs"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-19
WORTHLESS TUBERCULOSIS REMEDIES.

diagnosis report" he is urged to pur-
chase a supply OF medicine. II he
does so. he is then urged 10 purchase
more II he states that he has exper-
fenced no beneficial effects he is told
that he has not taken enough, and this
process is likely TO continue until the
limits Of hss creduIity have been
reached. II on the other hand he de-
cides at the beginning not to purchase
the medicine il is likely 20 be offered
TO him at successfully lower prices
until he is at last induced 20 believe
that he cannot afford 10 ignore such
bargain This is carried to such an ex-
tent that a treatment" the original
price Of which is S25, may be offered
at the end of six months for $3.50.
As a matter of fact the successful
treatment of tuberculosis requires
much more than the mere giving Of
medicine and. moreover, what will
help one case will not necessarily
help another. Claims that are abso-
lutely unwarranted are no longer per
mitted on the labels Of medicines
shipped in interstate commerce, but
the wording may be such as TO convey
q misleading impression without the
use of absolute statements. Thus
these preparations continue 20 ma
sale despite the fact that little trou-
BILE on the part Of the prospective puT-
chaer would reveal their worthless
ness.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-19
FROM KfyEE TO RIVER

Esck fsiana- frcs river o. river.
T. net thi. ysur deal! l. Il net
yeur drsam q phsf yeur city
.hsuia ~ 10 territorial iinesf Thi-
ear all ~ r~alir@a ~ ysEr vote
and threuxh Tsar help i9norro~.
Rack tsian1. froz river 20 river:
WI Ysa ret ~ proad % tkink 81
year city On sgeh q lixkti Wouid
u set ~ q faEsy iayoufi it f. With
IN yoar rsaeh- "a T. rixht ~ %
zoe. ny yeur vote tomerrv- yea
nay dsfFrrirs vh~thsr u .haii ~
nsrk tsfnuf freza river O. river.
Tie eansoiitafi0u - nnsnn ore
fnanr~. A. ~ f. fssiznafsd- n ap-
prarvd ~ ~ people VII iusurs
thr rausummnfiar 80 urrh es.ir-
"a Vatr fr ttr Affirmative Upor u.
Nete alec far 80 other EnnsEa-
fiau rreresitiaa vtieh take In an
ether strip - frrritsry On ths hiii
ant tns uafhinx % - uifh ths
~ears arffnsare. buf g. tae. @sans
mere fFrrisarr.
Eafh rrapesffiens Tut ~ On year
hanfs msstsr tas fatars q nesk
rsf1nf
~aam O. ~ E@~E f.iaaa freu
river ta rtrsrf
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-19

Frsveush Four tactics fss5ssf r.
popaiar eresset carry ts-.r owu e5--
dsmnstiea. The aensxsaan ertf-
aancss have been asdsr discussion Coz
vsess asst ves enc opposition ts coz
esaisf uBGl sinass ere East gsu~ef
Tbeu ft re- sousBF CD -ak- ere reaa D.
80 taeif asart sat tv usrrY TO-
movement BfetsGtrr them sFf
themselves. or sF Tease SWAY tFew
rem weat taeis ttGE@raf dictates
Was tHsrs ever s1Vtaias mefr Ess.
giraafef
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-19

I After investigating under the food
. and drugs act, a large number Of prep
aratious advertised as consumption
cures. the department of agriculture
[ has not been able TO discover any that
can in any sense be regarded as
cures" for tuberculosis. Some con-
tain drugs that may at times afford
some temporary relief from the dis
tressing symptoms of the disease, but
this is all. Since the passage Of fed
eral legislation prohibiting the ship
ment IN interstate commerce OF me-
diciuai preparations for which false
and fraudulent claims are made. there
has been a marked tendency to label
these preparations remedies" instead
OF cures" or "infallibIe cures" as
they used 10 be called. In many cases.
however. they can not even be re-
garded as remedies.
A cherry balsam." for example, for
the cure" OF consumption" and
"hemorrhage OF the lungs" which it
was represented would strike at the
very root of the disease" was found
on analysis 10 be nothing but a solu-
ton in water and alcohol of opium,
sugar. benzaldehyde, inorganic salts
and coloring matter. II contained no
cherry bark extract or -balsam.
A more elaborate cure" consisted
OF FIVE different preparations which
the creduIous patient was 10 take sep
a-ateIy. These were first, the medi-
cine proper, the essential Ingredients
OF which were found TO be morphine,
safe mixture TO take habitually; sec
ond. a tonic which was supposed TO
contain iron but did not; third a
cough mixture" made up Of alcohol,
chloroform and codeine which is
derivative of opium or morphine;
fourth. a mixture which contained
some quinine, and a solution OF wa
ter and alcohol. and fifth. codeine tab
lets. Even the strongest constitution
could hardly stand a prolonged course
OF such a treatment.
In the marketing of such prepara-
tons considerable ingenuity is fire.
quently shown. One of the main OBJ
jects is TO persuade the patient that
he is receiving. at a comparatively
low price. the individual attention OF
a trained specialist. For this pur-
pose. symptom blanks are employed.
These contain a number OF questions
about the patients symptoms, the
number varying from q dozen or so 70
as many as 20 or so. The patient is
led to believe that the information
which he furnishes in reply to these
questions. will be carefully considered
before any medicine is prescribed for
him, though every physician knows
that an accurate diagnosis cannot pos |
sibly be made in this way. AS a mat /
ter OF fact none is attempted and the ]
degree of attention which these indi- /
Tidual reports receive can be meas |
lred by the fact that cases have come /
;nder the observation of the depart /
nent in which mail order concerns do
ng a business OF this kind have re-
,eived as many as 1000 letters a day
After the patient has submitted his /
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-19
xLKcTIoN OF LITTLE BAL
LOTS.

ne e,sctior t1morr1w WI re Gee
~ "tittts esllsts rHrse af ta-r V.t
ss placed n ths ssnis % ssss voter.
enc 20 be msrEsa fsr ms7sr ass ee@-
rass<sesers aad tss stEsr two CO. rs-1-s
he ehoies fa rssaFf CD aaaeaaer
Nsitssr baiIat vii BE- maea larger
thsa q asns hast
wHsu tss nssss % csaa5fasss 60 Be-
soesd Cor are srfstsf on large BAL
tsss ssf shs rravosrioss aepesr on
snsff oass tssrs fs always danger tsst
fhs voters VII ogsriaos ere ssspes.-
tiess. There sssgta - 20 Gl@e,4tfY
% nat seprs az thfs sfscttor. hoWevsr.
Cor enc ballet essFfrx tEs TEE % esa-
Gidsses r. smaller thar effssr % ere
pther two They VII az es sasv 90
uaGsrstans. easy 60 nara asf easy 60
hsnsis and eeEnt-
ruasr ths Circumstances here e. 90
Rood rsasos FOE Rock tstaetsrs 60
ov-rioss their >v 90 express ths.r
'prsfsrsncs on sanexaflon. Tsss asF
sonsitiershis Eumesr saogIt asiiheF-
stsfy oppose either f. trcoresfvatfr
tn view % ne eitys record sss go
uss&
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-19
April 19in American
History.
History.

17T5-BattIes at Lexington and Con
cord, Mass, between British regu-
lars and American patriots
17S3-General Washington publlsheu 70
the army the proclamation OF peace
with Great Britain.
1s24Lord Byron. the poet. dled a.
Siissolonghi, Greece, while ser'if'
in the patriot army; born iISs-
19O6-Earthquake fires continued "a
San Francisco. Many buildihe'
dynamited. The regular army az
sumed control of the city.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-19

There ere two sHHevtflae praeas.
tfaas Cd BE- voted ee Tomorrow oa~
prevdtss Zoe st4f.5e fs ere eeg o.. a
tract eetweea rsrtfth strr-r ee ere
wssf. az Irregular lire or or erar
Seventeenth street eu fh- -asF ElEs-
tseuth avenue OF ere uerts ass Brasil
81 street on fHs saGsa. aet fas etsrr
enc saaeSagfsn OF ere village Of Sears
wfta tss fsmaisfas fat=rveeiss tsrfi-
terV Vote Cor Both saG VOC wt.i rs9sF
regret fF
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-19
Hot Tip from the Brush.

TI.a00I. III-- NeN0NTaIT
4 man could take a hundred of
these alleged city funny men and he
wouldn't ind enough real red blood in
their sluggish veins 20 soil the most
delicate handkerchief What they
need is 20 come out here IN the coun-
try among us clodhoppers. absorb Eli
Hexter's ozone. listen 20 the singing
OF the birds and commune with sweet
nature. Thus would they taste OF the
JOYS % real life. learn 10 live and
turn their toes toward Zion.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-19

Dispatches state thaf eews wtt-s
reached gerffs fEsE Gfaat ugs- NEr
ofss Nat been stet came from .aas1
fntetr ts eeeesFsIr authority Fess
hss been ere great fraub'- WITH sa
MANY ca tae stories tF9m che serar
- go
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-19

Z Eggadrou. The letter accompanying
ts- gift uas dated Nov. -. 1914. a
short time before the ship vas sunk.
I The Donation has called forth wide
spread aud favorable comment on the
spirit % the men OF the vessel. who.
. threatened on an sides. stul found
tine 20 think 90 wounded soldiers az
home.
. Capstovu - Correspondence OF
Z TIE Associated Press -Four soldiers
90 a small scouting contingent recent
iy sent out against the Germans on
tfr East African front we're killed BY
an Infatuated rhinocrrous. according
90 the Weekly Cape Times.
Tho scouts had Eone out IN motor
ears and the leading car was attack
- without warning 10y the animal.
which overturned the automobile and
killed four % the occupants. Il took
30 men with knives 90 overcome the
intruder. which put another car out
% action before d was killed.
Paris. Correspondence q HE A.
ISOLATED Press The continual up
hsavai % earth In the war OF treuch-
- e bringing many hidden treas
ufes % light A French reservsst IN
covered a package OF bonds worth a
hundred thousand francs. (se5.eOo)
v.hich be promptly handed over 20 his
omecr. French. English and German
eoina 20 the value % $500 we're IN.
earthsf IN trench near la Bassea
~ a. English soldier. Another found
sold carved necklace % the seven.
te.nth century.
Leipsie. -tCorrespondenee Of the As
ISOLATED PTcss.l-Attorney william
uieir % this city. Who achieved a we'll
niEh international reputation a few
years ago By prosecuting the famous
captain % Copenick." has been
awarded the iron cross. He Is serving
as a captain % reserves attached 10 a
reserve army corps. In the Franco
Prussian var. though only a high
school senior. he enlisted and served
through the campaign.
London -fCorreSpondence OF the As |
ISOLATED Press After - years of 4
service. William John May. head OF /
the London fire department. Is about /
20 retire. lie is one OF the few high 1
oEiciais IN the city government who 1
have risen from the ranks. lie enter 4
Fl the service in 1883 and became |
'enior superintendent IN 1919.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-19

General Herrera. enc carrasss eam-
naaaGer. was shot o. mistake sr PCS
frien.9s. fs appears TIE safe r..- e
Mexteo these tavs Eel t1 ssres .fst
and ass questions srferwart
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-19

rhr Austrian vac orer ttrIes es.f-
81 aft men befwera tt ant 90 f1 f
eoiors bas gone sEoaf as fsr ss 10
esn tn recrulure ere tretv Wisseef
ealing on ra- sbir-bod.-d we@ea.