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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-07
Everybody Has Been Busy

getting the New Merchandise into stock displaying in all
Of the departments showcases, windows tables and
EVERY WHERE show YOU the result of their labours
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-15
The Daily Story
The Incendiary-By Everett P. Clarke.

! NY companion babe him good evening.
spoke a few words 10 him, and we
passed on We were near q street
4 lamp when we met him. and I got a
I glimpse OF his partially lighted face
Something within me. some psyche
! logical working, seemed TO connect
/ Simpson with the fires. said nothing
( TO my companion of my feeling, but
resolved that 1 would devote my tu-
ture watchings to Mr.. Simpson. But l
asked questions as 20 who and what
be was and was told that he was a
good citizen and the father OF a highly
respected family
Acting on an impression for which l
could not account, I spent several OF
my periods or watching near Mr.. Simp-
sons house. On the third night saw
him go out and Swallowed him. He
walked about aimlessly for awhile,
then returned to his home. I was so
far satisfied that he was what he was
considered TO be that I gave up my
purpose OF shaGowing him. But l
could not get rid of the impression J
had received
One morning about dawn when !
l saw one OF our party coming with
policeman who had man by the arm.
I waited till they came up, and. be
hold. the prisoner was simpson! I was
told that he had been caught setting
fire to building.
The town OF ATlanviIie was greatly
shocked to learn that its respected
fellow citizen was frebug. he was
tried for his crime and adjUdged in
sane on the testimony Of alienists.
who considered hts Insomnia the cause
of his insanity. He was acquitted on
the promise of bis family 20 send him
to private sanitarium.
When I first saw Simpson IN the
hight recognized or thought recOg-
nized-Mansield. who had been con
vfcted of the same crime at Hilton
Then began to suspect that Simpson
was a different person and was the
real criminal in both cases. asked
If he had ever lived at Hilton and
was told that he had been staying
there temporarily at the time the fires
had occurred there. This settled the
matter in my mind
went at once TO Hilton, called on
Mrs. Mansfield and told her that I
thought had proof OF her husbands
innocence The happiest moment OF
my life was when, on telling her my
story, I saw her face light up with a
mingled relief and joy.
Mansfield, on his innocence being es-
tablished. was pardoned by the COVER
nor OF the state, which was q quicker
nav 70 re+ him fraa than n navy trial
If the scene Of Mansfield being torn
from his family was heartrending. my
happiness at having reunited him with
his family was ecstatic. We are ST
now bosom friends.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-15
rErrEwRER ANNEXATIoN

ts ses1ff BE- rererst-rrt tsaf tssfr
viii t- rse ssrsti4ss Tor ere peaeis Co
ea-e He1e aF ere ra.ta rftE TGTs.iaT
81 atFae ss tsF rtpF~ss q "a
esase- t1r rsrsr esq eaEel. sss1arrs.
gass ef seea are r1r tsr aeeTtsst1a
sf territory ss Rock tslaat aet both
f-r ~ sEe gga1ss iesportarrr GO ttr
Fse1-- welfare Of HaeE tstasf AL tas
territory o. ls proposed f1 anerE. Won
-a arc r-rrr1frf ta vote on aeeree-
a9s
Te- s~eu-r asrrvsFf9r tslfas VIII
cover sH .-r-retsr sraef Of taei. i1r
.lsF.es re- Cable cad Marshall prop
--r6-s. saF vt6ee ICES rssf OF rwsifsa
s.r--s aef srse af FrraFE ave-
sEf .s erfwree tracts previously
sftrt sg rs- earr ueaFFs GO eeosrrtF
feer- eel. residents ea tsfs STRIP have
orrsr-t sr te staittr5 f15eE 60
sr-r Fs EF srre ere sttaetaE7s
sFraarer territory eat Eslsr
.s .r coming $500 tsF efF A Uai1Fr
sr Fea.aE Cor tets sarrEFtlss p-1eestr
@ wt raer aefrr
Tr- H9eer areretFssa bslt1f VIII
ean-sla wesF Gel eeaws AS ere raEt5s
ar..rFrrr ant VIII BE- voted erar
aa.n Ia Eert tssaf aat ere village
III sears rs vu. H-sr ere e1efraes
rar eaEse...ffar er EsE FU1 corpora
g.ess wtfrs w.I o. usfr e.efleE H tt
receives s saerfsr vote Fri aaea e.EF
Gee VILLAGE Esf roe aseervs- TeF
1-rrar 0rr.s EH aetv fFr tEt-
Isfr et sears eraeer bsf ell
ess esrrt-t Co. ere village
.fsr -s.. se~- fstI ceres. set viii
carry ono rfr rrss Coz Eses rfver OF
.ae saa.s as Far rsst ss TwEaf1- erss
-F--
rHe-e rar POI 90 excuse Cor e~FrrF
.a geea lsstrt aerrt4af.rr r.FeFr rr-
sFsar ae eeuer or far a vote ssassss
rrr erarns r9-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-15

was In a criminal courtroom one
day among the spectators when l saw
a man sentenced for incendiarisrn for
FIVE years His wife was in court, and
the scene between them after the SEN
tence had been passed was heartreDd-
ing. l saw the mans face but few
moments. and 1t was distorted by ago
nv. but it was Impressed upon my
mind
The crime had been committed in the
town OF Hilton. which was the county
seat. / lived In Hilton. but had no
acquaintance with the convict Sew
eral fires had occurred at short inter
walls. One night a citizen saw a man
setting Ere to the building. By the
Hight OF the newly kindled dame the
citizen got glimpse OF the ineendl-
ary's face. but before he could reach
him lie had disappeared in the dark
ness. a few days later he met the
man Mansfield l had seen sentenced
IN the street and recognized him for
the drebuE. The result was cOnvic-
ton.
Within a few months after Mansfield
had been taken to the penitentiary a
some twenty miles from Hilton. 1 had
meanwhile removed TO Allanville and
was interested in these fires. naturally
connecting them with those that had
occurred In Hilton. Had 1 not seen
the perpetrator OF the incendiarism IN
Hilton sent to prison for i've years
would have connected him with the
fires In AIlanville. Indeed, made In
Quiries as TO where Mansfield was and
was told that be was serving out his
time.
A number OF citizens OF AIlanville
volunteered to watch at night. and l
was one OF them There were twelve
OF US. and we divided our number into
three watches Of four each One night
or. rather. morning. for It was
O'Clock. I saw q man walking some
distance ahead OF me. I followed him,
but before caught up with him met
one OF the watchers. On asking him
about the party ahead OF me, whom
he must have passed. he said that he
knew him well. His name was Simp-
son. he was troubled with insomnia,
and. not being able to sleep. he would
20 out and walk the streets.
was perfectly satisfied with this
explanation and went back to my beat
notwithstanding our vigilance the
fires continued. and we failed to be on
the ground when they were lighted
They were not very frequent, and some
OF the watchers began to think that
occurring as they did was merely a
coincidence. One after another gave
up watching til there were but half a
dozen OF us left
met Simpson on several occasions.
hut never IN sufficient light TO see his
face. one night when walking with
fellow watcher Simpson passed us.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-15
THE DEATH or LINCOLN

Ttrr r-s~s eel, tatsr t1eE place tEe
f-sfH ar Nn-sEea Lfeeelr. To-Day
ere HarI1n Nss rae ceased Co E1sru
- -rr sfsI rsasss a feeling OF nerseaai
loss le ttar tragedy wesrE gar
F9sesFr rsssrari1E sssrrs wiss those
Vag were eeFe Sd Frsrs ESQ asa uho
reeau ere cretts az sorrow .afo atfeh
sss Whole ergntrr vac teea plsrErG.
CFmieE as it tG 50 gs.eEiY after
srus 81 Lees ssrrsetsr ssG the de-
t.-fals ssv tels event bruuEks. tke
feafh &C Lfaeeta vac doatiV sast Co
bear ts was perhaps tss nzass stag
EsrjEs eervsge1sst WsieA = nasioa
ever sgseasesG-
Nftrr 90 years tes nssioz KEEPS the
meaorttf Ltncosa lived 90 $50 he
wa-a pertorrzsd. Dc was q wnrE
kars sreeap tsssrG- To stress ass
trails ergwteG rroa HIN GsriaE tks
years of the etuu eoaE3cs were rzore
tsan ere average trfivtfgsf Woaia
ears 60 esar srsa 20 spreaf over q
lifetime tf aav raan ever es~rsG tke
rsross weies &C. sss fogsf ca ssrtk. 90
ever prugsG tiassif eo1nrsssas 20
rra.l1sss fru-a ths sescoi % isfs that
sasa was Lsseotn. tf vss ths awfaf
trazsdy % o. All "a tssprrss-s he
rsopis a. tezs tine as q ehs ts~a-
- q rsep's ~ skoalG thaaS Cod
f1r tks fss.srski7 vsies Liucoin gave
- tiGs tas coaat-y seross ths rzCss
truueied rsrfsG Be- its history. TIE
sofh aasigsrssrY % he var presi-
fsss's ssask ssoai4 - q sisas for -
ctlitnE sa4 s=eEsssfnE upoa ths
FeaaE Assrfeaas fEs deeds wkich
'zas.r ksss Ersss tkss ths sKszpls naay
b. e4rrlsa torsA-G ss a. .assir2ti0n /
,gr al tisssl
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-15
KEEPING WELL

Tho LIFE ENteu Son Institute %
yega forl has o. its head mCu who
sfr psoeisF1t lr car surrfumrrt. in
sefeutfe and s1eiat aorE ffs oe.@ci
fs 90 Improve ere health % every body
be- this e9gllFg There arr 90 Nom
b~Fsatg dues. and after one has eu-
listed .a che EatieEai ufaith Elart he
resolves q EUEtan END monthly Eraita
letter Utfh advice on bow t1 keep
sst Bow q. tr1.sas t.. Ufr. reccus-
.at~ vitality and rHuaIr an asset ta
fEr ea..ga. Instead ot becoming one
% Gee liabilities
Health letter $50 3 srts forth tho
seed % periodical ErEita examination
because t.FT project Che .ndit.1gai
against rEr .ns.-g development OF
Jsas1s g-efel dlsrssrs and also elm
ieat~ tar urFllrss WorTy over tsuaEin-
asy srieEi5as and sorry due % exc
asseratirE thr se~pusness 90 some
si@gtr os .nesl gFugttr While some
people may fret themselves ut ultarGt
ea1se. q Gar larger number are suffer
.eE because % -ar5r irGi1cFrur~ 90. oF
even reeE- re gre staple tEHE %
EFal.a. a Errsr deal ef Sickness aud
premature death .s doc t1 tar rsr1-
asaes a4ra ftaa gerr1a kas a risht
Co. e. ss o. errs IE aIfh E.s body and
E5s lt-. s.art ~ aefes.iF clwmifriae
suicide BY Fia,rrer. To destroy zFaf-
gsltF Esr aatg hF eaFr1rss aud one
arz.r.fl uEaE. s.a.stes 90 uar--eslr
laws. ..F q ss.elt- E~rrrtss.rFs.
gfa atfT eros. Warss o. t-rsruta-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-15

tt mag zoe be saaafaraI thas tasse
an this eeuntrr wsa are bound eF
% Blood 60 one or fbs esH-r OF U-
nations engaged ts ere uraale strsF.
aie aow on t1 Hirgpr SHOULD aser
some dfHeuttv ta rersorfffar tfr
coarse enc Cntf-t tf-s rss sfs1.
toward tae bcliErrtafs wlH one at
perfect aeuffaHsV
Persons OF German or Ngsfrffs fr-
seem. for Instance. er-r ere Frrn- ts
Blame tB,s esuerrv Cor BrrafIftfse 5ss
people ts sell wac supplies far ere
embagfgisd hosts
AZ 1Fst sttacr F Goes roe se-rs
rizht o. hand "a soldier ssn ara am
munftton tHat te wtit sf once use tif.-
TAG another setffer. especially r che
enc allied happens to OIL s relative or
frfeud of Toufs or Gee rEhli1s Cor
esase wnica fau Del rist Stow
svsr if fs tas law 81 cations ghaf enc
peopie ~ a neufrtl saEles mrF ssrp.v
arms ant tmnnnftl5r tr a. sr.f.r-rrsE
without breoetaE ~ sartF f1 tse eor.
fret Uaiass enc aTtfrs ~ fnr r-lFrtE
are IN some utrner iavstved f has
go rtaht 60 faterfsre wtsh tae rtEef &c
TEE et5issns - set 90 gshfinE cations
The BEST va 80 rgnfret war materials
r. a. CooErsssr1sn rstrne-r has so
veil ssit. e. take enc ergrt egf Of var
~ Eaverrr1rrt nfaraffeturr
O. NAV b. true nat or ere rrir-t
states lat shat 90 fh- safe % war
msssrfsts 60 ths allies ere var wouff
have Been ever rew az former Con-
xressraan V1ffaer contends fs saea
- -
have bsen victorious me Gerrars.
ss r. Ven kaowr. have housht keevfY
from tsis esuafrY On tiuse % pescs
whse tsey SOW effect 60 our selling 90
thetr enemies ts tims % var tf Be- ~
tswfaf End tss part Of neutrstity Co
sell arms fa tfsnss % peses Why nes
On tinas % wsFf Othsrwfss a uatt1n
bert on var usfzht eernsr ere wprid's
saoofY o. vsr ssteFfaf asa thsa &C.
clare hossffitfes azsfrsf ary urs.as-
psctfsE eesntry Il saw &c ant Sc en-
emy weuff have 90 recourse tf ere
e~rrzans are ssscgfrz Esgttssrssa aaf
Tr-n<nusn VITA Euns sogEhf o. fas
Cnftsd States before tss War opanstf
now ear tnsy seriously question: tes .
Part Of Amerfcaas an egnsiauiaE tas .
trnrre sfnDiv bscaGss tasFs vac =
sselsrssfer % war rats esartry nss .
no ss<ursaes tnas the aruss GsrmsaY .
souxns here were net intsated wesn .
they were purchases Cor ths nee 60
wnfes ta~T are aew bs3aT put To
ass q tin.-wera baf somewhat vuixsF
phrase "tr makes q Zoe % difference
wnss~ 90 - znrs,i
O. sif rsv~r-s 80 the sefIity % tHs !.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-15
Brady.nD.
A1ela

IRE Fffsf rr1.ef 20 irTa .E tsr body
5s saasataE tFss faaa a teasr11HflI
JfzaY rsE.eat takes a6re isdH ir tH-
fora o. pills cog tiga.t urur.ac ll q
lay or SEQ taaa t.e blood e1atalas in
bssita.
As 90 have repeatedly Fsif. iF is nos
eaaast Co.. eapu taaE tar blood is a raE.
chat aveEiz Ca psrseats ia order tu re-
store ere ErzlFH 40 is necessary 90 Cad
ogt uhat tHe eagsr OF thr veaE blood
&c. Formerly certain cases OF aHemia
werr called primary. on che theory
that tEeT Werc caused by some iuh@F-
eat defect or degeneration IN the
blood sssaklns structures the spleen.
ere bose glaFruW. thc igmph Stands
ugt tAe present consensus Of medical
opiaioa - that even pernieious ancmia.
eaiorosls and isusefais. thc primary
anetEias sp-catiri. are due 90 some
lo8ia or infectiou which has been
misse4 iu ttc at1Gy % the ease. L.
faef. there is strouE reason 90 believe
thar p~ruicious aucnia is caused b.
igtestirat bacillus arroxenss capauia-
tass some appaFsat cures have bccn
pro1acr4 b. systematic colon irriEa-
tlon agd q diet calculated 90 inhibit
he mEigiriicasion % this particular
Eerfa o. The intestine.
What Makr< Lou Feel Euu Down!
More c1mEoaiy than you wuuid isn-
aEiss. aaeE1ia % q moderate degree in
yognE people siEulfies iucipieut pull
tuberculosis Tuberculosis
Ray b. pretty Weii established in az
apex o. base lobe % The lung without
any Hotieeahie eoaEh- Every youthful
p@rsoa who e. apparently anssnie and
-ran daWn~ should submit 60 thorough
ehsss examinsti1a with al clothing
removed. Tor IN 10 other way can the
5sysieisa descrmine positively wheth- I
r. the tEnEs are invoiysd-
Here ~ us state that. 80 far a. our I
personal ohssrsafioa goes. a. least. no /
-ass % an~uzia or run down condi. /
Ison- has ever been apor-ciabiy bens- j
tied ~ the vEriuss advertised cure
,iIs- These eure-aiis do ~oFS a Ersa: 4
.ezl % ksr= - reason % Ia eslAJ
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-15

D@l1lEsrszss 90 eozsrol ths s-.s sz< 90
Say fer ~ Eoo1s n C--rzszy we're
ssro.s and E-risnf -sak o. ths
oessa ant eo-4f.ioes -sr- reversed is
70 ace tExsly ia. Csrrasay wo1i4 fe~i
tars - tss Azsrteaa markets. T.
v09if - oziT zs.srsf 90 st1~<s tse
profess 90 eoszs froes 80 Cher ste
Tss sasszisa - tEs raisse STATES
esFsr h4s hsse b@sfsT SEATED tsaz r.
- tsstsr % se--ssarv nrJsz 90 s~a-
aseT sEsn~ "a vsfeh - sd
~ a.r Anasrf~ae ciffxers. part
tsses % G~rrzaay snf A1ssris-
WanFarr. fsss shas tAts af=isis-
srsfier ts sesfsE o. q 1sT ia9srs-
cas- 60 90 eaatss % sacs~ coca
frass rsfs fs~lizr r~saits froa 10
rarf faas 90 80 siEr s-ss ses Ger
1aa ars kussre- Hs-Eartsn nsrai
roUsr fs lrfsriar 90 Fas British.
ts ts tss E1sf~sss % q bsiiiEsr-
zee oserasten CO tks Eife seas
aFf 80 fasv a. = ss1traf. % pre-
e~rF ts- r1rsrseaef fra-a rsses-
go ae er-@.T rrass a. tsis eoas-
Frr NO srmeasFiss Win Ger
ear - assf--s skaE sar1r osltr&-
Ft7e rrsrs ueoe thfs E9F~rs-zses.
f~ Fs~ ee-rs-uzs-er ~ go rs1srst
fffr 90 crrVsos az trade ia Coz
sraaa-E. snE tees 80 sgaatlEs tks
frrrser- fs~ 90 ssr relative rsr-
Ell stree rth o. ere ts,IiErTears.
a srrs astiEaEf1s eHfssss e
wrEff 30 a. urrrgsraf ace. az act
81 rarf-sflsr ee Eke part % thts
rETerre---F. 90 af6ef saeh a pol
f-T m sh~ eE--1FlFr taE tsr rasrr
81 o. se
~tf G-rmarv arf Aassrta-ffgs-
fsrr ~arraF t9r0rt eoas-aaaaf
frae fsfs eeeesrV F fs rot. 30
~ars- ~ ere FAR. the f1tT - tss
tr-r-f States Co etoss tfs mar
ess t5 fse allies The markets %
fffs es1stry are ge1- ~qust terms
90 sff ere world. 90 every nati1s.
teltFrrees ~ reEtrat-
Germany fr fefs arr as i~ peace.
has ehaEeer-f ere atHiratier ~ ere
world America tss 90 rrssa~ f1 tts-
rrf~frafs asst-sr Ftaf r11rfrT. ~ has
ssrkfrr e. trse 81 ere trtgret % Ger
mrr srus ans EEL tss r1ffieE 90 gain
r. ere astsr s.fs uiss Ceruae sym
sasttsers se1aff eo1s.fsr err SIDES %
rk~ 1assFt1r hef1Fr trfufFinE ir
essrrss af ut1s1ffrr % rsatraittv on
se- PART ef fEss E1vrrcr~rF.
Hs rfrFsr ~ fact historians ~
.k- FrFrr- wlst11f rgrsti19 VII E'ur
-rrf fr Fe~ wHsT~ afri1tstrafi
fer rrFrafefrE froa1 sev aer witch
-s.rts fererr Ftfs rssi1r's r1Fitl1r &C.
.ee rrrar-s- 81 ere rrafFa-s ant ere
bee ero1 wtfet eores f1~ psrusaaret .
se1e= a4ssf errrfeff.F rrss
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-15
April Is in American
History.

1TI3-Mme. Ge AIaInJenon, seconu wire
OF Louis XIV, died; born 1885
1854 49, Nine PompadOur. favorite OF
Louis Nv. OF France, died; born
1921.
Is61-LincoIn's first call for volunteers
promulgated and enlistments be
gun.
1s65-A bra ham Lincoln died at 20 a.
m Of the wound received the night
before; born in Hardin county,
KY, Feb. u, 1903
1912-The White Star liner Titanic col
Iided with an iceberg in longituds
50l4 west, latitude ii.ss north
and sank at DO a. N. Out Of 2,2oo
on board only T03 were saved.
19l4-GeOrge Alfred Townsend Gath.
anthor and journalist. died; born
ISL
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-15

bic and most deaths rostponabie.
1fra lures for improving health and
a preventing disease and poE-pouins
death consulate shat is called hy-
rieuc. The two main branches are
public end personal hygiene. Public
hygiene Is protection hy the state
against disease. by providing clean
sfrrrtr. good sewers. pur" water. pure
foods. quarantine. etc. Personal hy-
eleuc consists iu tho practice Of health
ui habits by the individual himself
Public EysIeg. ls 90 chief importance
iu preventing acute or infectious dis
eases scarlet fever. typhoid fever.
measles. liplthrr.a. whuuriue cough.
yciiua fewer. smallpox Personal hy-
ri~ur e. 90 chiCf Importance IN pre-
vsafius the chronic or deFenerstive
diseases. such as heart disease. srterio-
schicrUsis. HriFht's disease. nervous
rro1tratl81. insanity. in short diseases
% nutrition and circulation.
Prsilc hygiene has been very sue
c-sEtlI and epitrmics such a. the
uoriG had generation aEu are pTac-
ueauv impossible. but personal hy-
eirrr has been sadly neglected and
accordingly thcNCath Tafe from chron-
u 1i aHrf ia Increasing rapidly Per
aa-al hrrlrue NOT only prevents bu;
afe1 .rrr.arrE the resistance 90 tla
aatv t1 infectious disease. and. be-
s.-rs E aeruugiatrr vitality
ORA aI ftr Russian railway stations
complaint books are kept. and passcu-
Fr-s may eater protests.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-15

Aviation as e. profession ts regstts
cred rather bstafieVs m time ef
p.aes bat iu var. WITH rfr balls ana
shrsuaet GVisE tsicE aaa almost e-rr
taia gssfh ln store Cor E.a vea comes
near che Ereuad back sf Tsr ra-rsq.t
lines. BE- would be- supposed HtE ts1v
would Aaaser Cor fte ias Nrf goo o.
D. sail mortality smaaE rHr a-aa-rs
% tns Hviaa corps ls naf aesrlT so
Ersat az amosE enc mra ia mr
fr,srrhaa
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-15
CHORDS AND
DLSCORDS

BILLY Sunday says the newspapers
can clean up the country. We have
always thought Billy imagined he
alone was ordained for that mission
His concession viii be gratefully re-
cclved.
Il CANNOT bring myself 20 touch
the piano" says Paderewsk. who Is
coming TO America 90 raise funds for
Poland. lie never did. He merely
attacked H.
CHICAGO'S new mayor promises 10
drive the entire criminal element out
OF that city. II he succeeds he VIII put
an awful crime, In its population
MINNEAPOLIS medical men are TO
build a ie-story block for the eXclu-
sivc use OF members OF their profess
sion. One VIII have 20 be in better
than perfect health 20 make those
dozen floors without being convinced
that he has some sort Of ailment. II
he goes 10 the top he will have dropsy
40 least
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-15

a ~ rrvdsrics was sat aH t-sl
sefectiou rar srssttenf af f- SCI
louis boart ef alderman. even pr Oh
was elected bv "a utE reBasaets esr
ioritg. az disclosures ettr since Hs
victory at the polls sss@ ta ,etl-
eafs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-15
GEORGES Preferences.

NfHI<f hhtitEthCtrs
Everyone. high or low. has the privi-
leEe OF expressing his or her prefer
ences. Here are a few OF ours. We
like
Norwegian actresses.
Eggs turned over.
The philosophy of Epictetus.
The white lights.
Flute music.
Maxim Gorky's. KiplinE's, Tolstoi's
and John Fox. Jr.'s. stories.
Good preachers.
Nice women
Cheese sandwiches with beer.
Open-face watches and opeu-face
persons George Bingham.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-15

n. as hss been claimed. th~ Naeatr
comic wars. BY f~stroTfaE the best
men % ths aation. hsf ere effect 1f rr-
d1cfn1 ths average staf4rr ~ enc
French people thres laeses. what VIII
ne me effect ~ enc presraf roGH.eCf
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-15

o. has beea suggested tsat ere poor
SHOWING in pogultfson made fa tsr
towa state census SOW being mate
may b. ere rssuff % eomM friaE Ger
boo to enc sssessors. fe whom Peep
have baBit ~ usseFstsr.sE .sr
nsuraa.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-15

~ shoaid rot pei assumed thsE tEr
Iowa senate fa passing r. htt t9 aho.-
fsh esmgaisn rsorbaess. was Inspired
b. the fear which ts born ~ fveltar
In a af4ss faase
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-15

Of course recaiFs te tar Nrangrie
Wilhelm VII net be comp lrted Gll he
inns hmlt bas expired ant -e tar
ursatins an me allies warsaI9s eaH
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