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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-19
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

BOoEKEEPER. exp. employees; capable OF
mtrg charge; rcfs. + G5d Ledger Central.
BuQENEEpER and typist $ yrs. exp; lSnow!-
edge OF Htcn0graphy. e Si7. Ledger Central.
CuAMHERWORK or waiting One experienced
girl wishes situation. Call Saturday and
Monday at 52I Buck lane, Bryn Mawr
CIGAMHERWORGt and Waiting Scotch Prot;
suburbs; good ref VI G2G, Ledger Office
CLsRIt-Young lady OF experience desires per-
mancnt position; IS. + t40, Ledger Central,
COOK, good, cxpGrlenced. Protestagt wants
situation In good family no laundry work.
Lall ADDRESS @uOD BainbrdEc.
DICTAPHONE OPERATOR ana clerk; years
experiences refs. f G5i, Ledger Central
DRESSMAEER from New York desires few
moro enggge'ts; hgh-cass work. Walnut Gi5s
FILING CLERK and, general gene on, office e, worf'
GENERAL. HOUSEWORK-Goo cook: bost
references VI d2i, Ledger Onice.
GIRLS. two, .cxperIonced wish positions; one
chambcrwOrk and one waitress. CAL at 1851
list ave. oak Lane, Pa.
HOuSEKEEPEK, apartment house or phys
ician,s home; rooms, heat, light, compen5a-
ton for 3 adults: refs. NJ G2I, Lcdg. OFF.
EKEEPER-Respectabl Prot. woman in
uuutlcman's home; state particulars; ref.
u 200, Ledger Office
HCUSEKEEpFR tworlsingl care OF invalid
Ledger OFFICE
NURSE with hospital training wishes a case
of any kind: best physiCian's reference.
iSo2 it'Wi ". = ''''" '0'" a'' u '''''' LOCUST
STENOGRAPHER. dependable. neat, would
consider moderate salary, with opportunities
reference. ~, Ledger Office.
S1ENOGRAPHER, slight experience, would
like permanent position PeirCe School stu
dent; willng worker. f. 800, Ledger Central
STENOGRApHER and asst. boOkkoeper; recent
grad conscientious worker f 500 Led. Cent
STENOGRAPHER and asst hookkeeper; recent
grad. efficient and capable + SIS, Led. Cent
STDNOGRAPHER. beginner: quick and accu-
rate. Try me. Sli Lodger Gentral.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-19

a4ANoGRAPHERsl sTENOdRAPHERs
4t STEFOGRAPHEBSitt
-ele Is An Increasing demand for first
- experienced girls. M sou are not
'iahea with your present position, on
you are seeking a good one. either
.IaAent or temporary. see Mlss Dean,
lsef Central at ouce-she will help
- with your ad and put you iu touch
- q good position. The same court
p extended 10 experienced book
efsBefa and clerks. THIs rs a FREQ
FnsFiCE 10 LEDGER ADVEHTis-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-19
HELP WANTED-FEMALE

tA! Help Wanted aud Situations WaEted
t-sItising inserted IN the DAILY Public Ledger
fspeqied ta the EugHiHD ledger the same
- eltAo4t additional chargo.l
A3okkEEPER-Young lady wanted as book
fttpt loE paper and tWine house. Apply by
80 only 70 Joseph Hall Company, SOUTH
sgs - corner 9th aud Queen sts
A, uerman, FIRST class, wantedi must have
at1hee; no others need apply West Phila-
fssss5ia. u aiB, Ledger Central
A4sshN0RK (gen) or cooking and down
1tita work; settled white woman, small
:. sas4 family city. NJ Gl5. Ledger Ofhee.
assesSbE%oRk sslb e.ai lgen,l, plain goosIR2g small
ssshAfORs, experienced. on ladies' silk and
z-ssgA waists. i. Brod a Co., 500 Chestnut.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-19
Providing

New Mistress-Now. Lena, are you
good oook7
Lena--I think so. ma'am-it you
don't help me.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-19
EDWIN McKIM
A new Lubin manager


IN a lawsuit recently brought by the
r.sanay Company to restrain Helen Dun
nr from appearing with another organi-
ntlon some interesting evidence of the
actual salaries, and not the press-agcnt
variety, Of movies players was brought
out. Miss Dunbar's grievance. strangely
enough was IN part that the Essanay
Company desired to star her. she was
receiving $40 a week. and she objected to
further honors unless receiving proper
Tomato increase of wage.
In the course Of the trial weekly sal
aries we're mentioned as follows: Charlie
Chaplin, 1920; William Fornum $1,000;
Marguerite Clarke, 5000; Mary Fullers5OO;
Mabel Normaud, 5000; Maurice Costello,
SO; j. Warren Kerrigan $780, Earle
Williams, $500
The Universal will present Emmett
Corrlgan, the famous actor, in THE
Governor and the Boss" by James Bar
Gus This play was produced under the
management Of Al Holbrook in 1914.
Henry b. Walthall is the 'CartOOnist'
who drew the picture Of the school teach
er used in Temper" lie not only was
supposed to have drawn It in the school
room scene, hut really did draw it-bc-
fore the scene was enacted. However he
has quite a talent for drawing.
Lubn, of Philadelphia. announces tho
Engagement of Edward McKim, who was
Identified with various different COM
panies and whose last play, The Con-
fession," in five acts, was filmed by him
In the record breaking time Of IL days
and scored an instantaneous success
Mr.. Mcliim was born in Pittsburgh and
made his professional entrance on the
spsaking stage as Philistus in Damon
and Pythias." His success on the speak
ing stage was such that soon he became
leading man for Marie Wainwright and
made tour of the country in Shake
speares Twelfth Night"
After being leading man In various
plays, especially leading man in THE
Man Of the Hour" MIR. McEim turned his
attention to the direction of photoplays
and succeeded in making an envlable
record for himself.
At Lubin's he makes speciality OF
comedies, but not of the "slapstcll" kind.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-19
ticncrnI

MEN wanted daily to operate moving picture
machines, We teach you quick methods OF
opcrating the electrical installation of thea
trC 'nd tit you for Il position paying Sl5 to
S25 per wCClS: complete course SlJ. payable in
payments Keystone school, 1910 Arch,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-19
CLEANING AND DYE1Na
DRBssMAKING AND MILLINERY

o5cfIln&SHrn cfIln&Hrn B44EB MAnA6P l.i6S .i6SNfbtss Ebssi
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-19

,RT and stationery business for sale near
hgh school. excellent location. bargain,
oWncr LonNnk city. 1 92l LedRer OnI-c.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-19

",This poem Of mine" declared the
poet proudly, rs strictly and entirely
original"
at Is kind Of you to say that" said
the editor. ut relieves somebody else
from great responsiblity,"- y,"--Somer-
willie journal
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-19
FOR SALE
STORAGE

BILLIARD, pool combination, 2d-hand bought,
sold, rented, cxrh'd. Kcnfcr, $50 Grard ave.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-19

eaALaE4a w 0hlAlN
SEMI seaer GO, desire hrst-elas5 sales
s5.tien Tor the cloak. suit and millinery de-
i ithehtsi good salaries and permanent pos
~ sfAs % those thofoug ly experienced and
tse e furnish hrst-Claas reference. Apply
=tsflhtendents office. 1lth aud Market SITS.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-19

STENOGRAPHnRS. BOOKKEEPERS
and CLERKS are furnished through the
COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT at
Ledger Central When you are In need
OF a competent office assistant write or
telephone MISS DEAN" Walnut 1000
ana prompt attention viii be given
YOUR request. This Is free service TO
Ledger advertisers.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-19

JUST THE ROOM YOU WANT
Can very likely be located In a few minutes
by examining the photographs and dcBerip-
tions OF rooms with and without board which
are on flle for your inspection at Ledger
Central. An interior photograph and an
Ewprs to every question you would ask 10
here, 30 you can decide lntelligently. free
service: tcst II, ....-...-
BALTIMORE AVE. vii. communicating ID
story front rooms; southern eNpoButc' hcN
TO bath, Woodland i&i3 Y.
CHESTNt'T 1gOI-Lnrgo and small attructiyGly
iurn rooms single or on suite. Loeust '5l.
PINE 500. Ideal bachelor quarters, Furnished
single, double private baths; also suite, aS-
com. 4, reduced rates to permanent te"e"S'
SPRUCE. 2O2g-Attractiycly furu. suite; two
rooms and priv bath, telephone; EentlemNh
10TH NJ lg9s-S Several large unlurn. rooms
private family reasonable. Poplar AL w
plTI y. l71S-Targc, comfortable room, fur
nishod or unfurnishcd convenient 70 cars
Diamond 3977 \. Photo at Ledger centrum
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-19
ROOMS FOR RENT

MlLLHOuREE STORAGE CO.. % n. 52l
Belmont lS25. Carpets cleaned. West 42i.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-19
AUTOMOBILES


vtNTON SIX. eIr-stnrter. dcmountable rims,
new ghocs. recently ovcrhaulcdi very rca-
sonable ontario Garage, 3l2Slg Y. lSth ST.
See Photo Ledger Central, No lO2.
MNTHEsON. -J u, p,, Is cyl. good con-. sell
reas; demonstrate. 223 Rpka ave, Mnyk'
1915 FORD; excellent condition. =. y. Winter
stocn, Ali chester ave. Moorestown, ~ J.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-19

CHESTNUT lQOl-InrEo and small attrnctiyGly
Lmrm rnnma. almGln on ON suite. LoouHL lIl.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-19

uEMsT1TCHtNu, 10 cents yard Al materials
A. REICUAED, lllg CHESTNUT ST.
PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS
pRESsMNHGNG taught. short, prac course
Mcdowell, HO7 DcnCllh BdE, II & Market.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-19

The Universal will present Emmett
Corrgan, the famous actor. in The
Governor and the Boss" by James Bar
Gus This play was produced under the
management Of Al Holbrook in 1914.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-19

SPRING GARDEN IOlO-Excelent upts. in
different houses; some turn.; kitchenettes.
i2TH. s.. 2OO-'rwu or three rooms, bath and
kltChoHCttC, also rooms and BATH can be
rented separate together. furnished or uh-
flruIshed short or long torn lease.
PHYSICIANS oftice, also /. ., or Groom
apartments; furnished or unturnished. with
OF without private bath, excellent cuisine;
board optional Apply 262 South lIth 81.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-19
APARTMENTS WANTED
Furnished

WANTBD--C0uple wants one or two Furnished
rooms. ktChenette and bath; West Phlladel-
ahia T. 100, Ledger Central.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-19
HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTs

BROAD AND DAUPHIN SITS. Is. =. corr
Ant with q rms, and baths; maids room;
apt. > rooms ana ] bath. Apply janltor.
DIAMOND, 2i12-3 rms, bath kitchen. hot
water heat: ref 2d floor, S25. rms, bath,
Kitchen; ali cor. rms; S35. Diamond 1913 w.
POPINR 1E22-Attrnctive housekeeping aptB.,
o and rooms bath, kitChcnettei modern
convcniences. Apply 1901 Land Title Bldg.
III ~ 10TH Sr,-2 bedrooms, bath, living and
sides: attractive, Il, W Olhausen. 1908 Arch.
tiiO GIRARp AVE.-Enttre 2d floor; 4 rooms
and hath; S2N
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-19

SPRUCE, -Attractiycly furu. suite; two
rnnma md ngIN hnth. toIonhlne. gontlemNn
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-19
MORTGAGES

DESK ROOM; free use Of phone; Perry Bldg.
ofnce always open. PAS. Ledger Central,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-19
APARTMENTS

OCEAN CITY. ~ J.-Hotcl Henry 7th and
Ashury; roonI board, 80 weekly.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-19

West Philadelphia
THE GIRVIN 1910 Hamilton SIT rooms and
baths: . bedrooms; second floor private porch;
SA5 Phone Preston 1870, or ianitor,
E28,6O-66TH, S., I62O-3s tnear Chester ave,)-
Modern in every respect Apply janitor, on
promises. Phone Filbcrt 44b3.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-19

24TH, ", Ills Large, comfortable room,
nlghcd or unfurnlshod convenient to
Diamond 3077 \. Photo at Ledger Cc
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-19

10TH, NJ, lg9s-sevoral large unturn., rooms
private family; reasonable. Poplar 44ll W
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02

ling arrived Tuesday for a visit with
old friends in Cambridge. II is u
years since she left.
Alfred Nye visited Monday with his
daughter. Mrs. B. A Tyler, who is IN
ST. Luke's hospital in Davenport. Mrs.
Tyler is getting along nicely after her
operation
Cambridge and vicinity was shocked
Friday by the sudden passing of Mrs.
c. A kellogg. She had not been i'll,
although she did complain of not feel
ing we'll during the day. but at ?
o'clock her condition suddenly became
serious. a physician was summoned
but Mrs. Kellogg died 20 minutes later
paralysis OF the heart being the cause
OF death. The funeral service was held
Sunday afternoon at $3.50 in charge OF
Rev. d. :. Rndrewartha of the Metho-
dist church. The remains were taken
TO Eewanee Monday where another
service was held at the home OF her
son. +. L. Kellogg, and the interment
was in Wethersheld cemetery. Kath-
crime s. Weeks was born in Newburg.
y. Y. Sept. IA. 1s45, and was the
daughter OF George c. and Susan
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02
MORE POWER FOR
TAX REVIEW BODY
Legislature Passes shurtlefi Bill. En-
abling Boards TO go Back ANY
Number Of Years.

Springfield. III. June 2.-The Shurt-
Ter BILL. enabling boards OF review 20
go back any number OF years and
place on the tax duplicate property
whieh may have been omitted. vas
passed BY the house today By a vote
Of 10 20 3
TIE bill gives the board % review
the power 20 employ counsel in OBJ
tanning back taxes ~ present the
only legal oHicsF empowered 70 act IS
the states attorney.
In speaking for his bill. Representa-
tive Shurtien said that the Marshall
Field estate was made 20 pay back
taxes on 100000. He claimed that II
The board % review had possessed the
powsr 90 employ special attorneys, the
estate could have been made 20 pay
back taxes on $1,000. 900.
Democratic members OF the Butts
voting machine Investigating commits
sion won a victory today when they
succeeded 90 postponing the submits
sion 90 the legislature % the commits
sion q report until next week after the
judicial election. The commission
held a short meeting this morning and
adjourned until next Thursday.
The democratic members charged
that the report seeks 90 discrcdit for
mer County Judge John 2. owen 81
Chicago. who ig a candidate for Judge
% the Cook county circuit court az
next Mondays judicial election. For
mcr Judge owen had Jurisdiction over
the Chicago election board az the time
that board entered into a contract
with the Empire Voting Machine
company for 81 .O0o. 600 worth % vot-
inE machines.
Republican members OF the Butts
Investigating committee. headed by
former Governor Charles :. Deneen.
were prepared with a report recon-
mrndtnE that the contract between
the cify % Chicago and the Empire
company BE- cancelled. and that the
voting machine Law b. repealed by the
irEiFiatur. The Butts commission
was appointed hy the last legislature
Co make ON Investigation % voting ma .
chimes
Republican members hoped 90 De-
able Co. obtain the adoption 90 the re-
port by the commission next week. and
ITS Eube1mmissi1u % the legislature.
WITH the submission % the report. the
affairs OF che commission viii be
wound up. The proposed report hold
gtr voting machines 90 De- inefficient.
ns ghsy can o. easily tempered with
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02
GORIGHT ATT
Fri~n4. ana Nsi<hsors IN Rsek leland
VIII Shsu Zoe = way.

Get e. tke roos % the truabls
EGbh5aE zs sea.sk hack nay relieve
90.
Hzi wasr ezFs &c q ,As Ei4zs7s are
veal
Yaa aust rszea tss Foos o. THE
ki4ssrs
u1aa's EifasT Fuis 80 riEhs a. q:
GFses tas cause. attack tas pain.
AFe rseo@@saGs4 ~ szaay Rock Is
tas4 people
.. 3 s:sek iffT T&irf svsazs. RscS
isissf SAYS = szrs ny back some
years ESQ asf g Affected ~ kian~ys
Ever STAGE thsn vice. I catch cold i
settles On ~ ksGnsys Ra4 hrin<s on
baeSsess. TIE tFoEtis Affects re
Eess AFTER have besa vorkiaE all
esT ss4 vice. I sis eowz r. TIE even
tss TIE st4s~T sscresioas are highly
eoieFeG- uoan's Ei4nsy pills give me-
rs.ssf from ths ars, few doses. aa4
oae BOX bTisEs ths Esos; satisfactory
resaiss~
Fsaes sec. zt all dealers. Doz'- sin
81 asS for = Ef9nsv reme8y-Ee,
rasss Sl4asT Plis-;ss szrze ,ha,
.fr seek hsG- Fosfer-Nsts-ura Co.
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02

Brewster Weeks. When 10 years old
she came with her parents 10 Gales
burg, where the family resided several
years and later moved to Buda. III. At
this place. Feb. 20. 1868, occurred her
marriage to Charles Kellogg and
few years later. 1875, they came 10
Wethersfeld. which place has been
their home since, with the exception
of the last four years when Mr.. KEEL
loggs duties required his residence
in Cambridge. Two brothers, c. C.
Weeks of Chicago. c. Q. Weeks of Seat
tie, Wash, remain TO mourn the loss
of an only sister. Besides the husband
she leaves the children and seven
grandchildren, the passing of the
mother making the first break IN the
immediate family circle. The children
are: c. A Kellogg. Atlanta. Ga: T
B. kellogg, St. Paul. Mimi; E. L. Kel-
logg and Mrs. J. G. Hoffman of Ke-'
vance; Clark Kellogg of Seattle.
Wash; Charles F. kellogg Of Everett,
Wash: Harry c. and Nellie Of Cam
bridge; Herbert kellogg Of New York
City. and Mrs. o. L. Champion Of Ma
comb.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02
Prolific Fungi

A. average sized mushroom VIII pro-
eaes a. many as i.s00. 600 900 spores.
saf . eomnn ioadstooi shaggy cap has
been showu 90 produce a. many as
s.ofo. 0oo.oo0 Fortunately for the 9TH
- Inhabitants % the world. however.
ne probability % successful growth OF
sly siven sPoro IL someW nat remote
The mushroom or toadstooi plant Is
formed BY mo dimentoss threads
whieh ramify beneath the soil. and n
- assume that a successful plant OF
ihe mushroom Or shaggy caps pro-
duers as many a. zen mushrooms or
ioafsieols we end that the chance
against successful growth TO maturity
t. respectively about Is 600. 600 900 and
b2oeo.ooe 10 one IN the two species
mentioned Even more prolific than
the mushrooms and toads;oois proper
- ne giant punhaii. large specimen
% which has been known 90 produce
a. many a. ZOO 600 900. 900 spores
Lozton knowledge
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02
CAMBRIDGE.

Miss Ida Lickhard closed a very sue
cessful school year az Knoxville and
has returned TO her home at Clinton
iowa. 90 spend her summer vacation
Miss Mabel SandberE has returned
from Gowrie. Iowa. after a few months
visit with her sister. Mrs. Frank Peter
son.
Cambridge has been visited by a
continued rain fall for the past week
or ten DAYS and cellars are being flood
ed in consequence.
Miss Gertrude Yohn OF Rock IS
land spent Saturday and Sunday ar
the home OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
George Yohn.
Charles Talbot was a Kewanee
caller Thursday.
Mrs Robert Scott and brother Roy
Atwaiter OF Davenport. visited sunday
az the home OF their mother.
Herbert Eastman visited Sunday az
the home OF Mr. and Mrs. Herman at
CISCO.
Frederick Johnson was a business
caller at Peoria Tuesday.
AIr. and Mrs. C. ". Turner were in
the tri-cities Friday visiting their sick
friends in the different hospitals.
Mrs. George Hutchinson went TO
Davenport Saturday 10 spend Sunday
With her husband. who is at 81. Luke's
hospital
The s-year-old daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs Daniel Moore died very suddenly
Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nelson returned
home from Rock Island and Davenport
Saturday evening
DR.. J. Z. Westerlund was caller at
Davenport Monday.
Miss Myrtle Pratt. who attended
school at Valparaiso. Ind. has return
ed home 10 spend the summer vaca-
ton.
Judge c ". Turner made a business
trip 10 Springfield the fore part OF the
week
c. J. Mueller OF Rock Island was a
caller Friday
George Mahaney was caller al
Rock Island Thursday. returning Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. :. Stoddard OF Sioux
City. Iowa. who came 10 attend the
funeral OF J. =. Ayers are visiting old
time friends before returning TO their
home. This was their home for 40
years.
County Judge I. f. Telleen gave an
address before the student body OF
Ausustana college Tuesday.
Mrs r A Turner after a short visit |
with her son. Judge c. NJ Turner and /
'amiiy. returned TO her home al Tou- I
on Monday.
James McCahon was at Davenport
Eednesdav n --gzf- 1ss b-o,ha- q, -.
lohn A Peterson. who recently under
vent an operation At s. Luke's hos
,itai.
James Pollock. ST. was a business
'aiier a; Rock Island and Davenport
Monday.
Mrs Geneva-FIaxx-FridIex OF STAR.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02
LACK CONFIDENCE IN
JAPANESE ASSEMBLY

Toxic. June The opposition to-
tay introduced in the house % repre-
tsutatives a resolution expressing lack
uf confidence 10 the present cabinet
This resolution charged the cabinet
viih having failed "a the negotiations
aifa China from beginning 90 end
aifE having lntcrfercd with the friend
iy relations with China. with having
aroused the suspicious % foreign pow
~rH. thereby harming the prestige OF
the empire instead % laying the soun-
cations % peace 10 the orient. and
9ith having created a situation likely
90 BE- followed BY further eompiioa-
Inn
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02
AMERICANS SAFE IN
URUMIAH Is REPORT

Washington. d. c. June 2-AmeTi-
cans AZ Crumiah. Persia. where Amer
can and other foreign missionary
schools recently we're attacked by
Turks. are reported safe. Ia q dis
patch today from American Consul
Paddock a. Tahriz. he reported that
a relief expedition with food had set
Out from TabFiE-
The Turkish government; AZ the re-
quest % Ambassador MorEenthAu. re-
eeatiy sent troops 20 the scene. Uru-
tsiah eines has been occupied by Rus
sian troops No details % the occu-
p4tioa we're contained IN Consul Pad
docks message.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02
NEAT CAUSE OF
KIDNEY TROUBLE
Take Salts 20 Flush Eidueys
70 Back tfgrts or Blad-
der BothcFA

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kisa s.aG wssssa. tasn veg suT-r wfsa
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snarp 9atas ia 80 saek Or sick asls.s-
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02
EMMANUEL OFFICER
ALGERIAN ZOUAVES

2farErIies. France. June Lieu
tenant urucausss. commanding the
laird Louascs 90 Algeria. has ap-
pointed klnE Victor Emmanuel 81
ifaiy thlri corporal In the FIRST sec
zion. First company. First battalion
% the regiment. rank which the
kings grandfather vas given on the
uiEht OF che battle uf PaicEtro.
The AuE'riauE verc defeated no Pal
eEtrp Stay 70-June 2. 1883 by the
French and Italian allies