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New Britain herald., 1915-07-31
Menu for Tomorrow

Breakfast.
 Fruit Fried Egg Plant
 Broiled Potatoes Gems Coffee Rice and Mushroom Croauettes Nodded Corn Starch Tea
 Dinner
 Bro!led Mutton Caper Sauce
 Boiled Rice
 Lima Beans
 Green Pepper Salad
 Waters Cheese
 Fruit FArina
 Coffee
 Rice and Mushroom Croduettes- Peel and cut one-half of a pound oi mushrooms into small pieces; add two tablespoonfuis of butter and sin1- mer, covered for half an hour. Add one-half of @ cupful of well washed rice. one tablespoonful of finely chopped onion, one-half of tea. HpOOI1lu CI bAlEs OS4C~aunINoI Ol d L0t1r spoonful of white pepper and one pint of water and simmer until the rice Is tender. More water may be added if necessary to keep from burn Ing. Whom done, stir in two well beaten eggs. take quickly from the fire, add one tablespoonful of finely chopped parsely and put away until cold and firm. Form into small cro- quettes, dip each into slightly beaten egg, roll in fine crumbs and fry in srn oking hot fat.
 Fruit Farina-Heat to the sca.d whatever kind of berries you can pvo> cure-for color effect some red war; iety is really best-and press out sv- cry drop of juice. Add to it, while hot, sufficient sugar to make sweet, then measure and turn into the double boiieF, When scaidinE sift in one tablespoonful of farina fer each half pint Of liquid: Stir frequently until the mixture tfieifens, then cover and cook slowly for half an hour. Mold in wettsd cups and serve very cold with creafn and sugar,
New Britain herald., 1915-07-31
SUNDAY CONCERT

Will Be Given at Compouncc By American Band of New Britain.
 Following Is the program for uext Sundays concert: sss March, .Ye Boston Tea Party" Pryor Overture, Bohemian Girl."ss. Halfe Waltz Hesitation, "Avec Moi" ...
 ..-.......... ...s..... LAzeruo Selection. The Only Girl Herbert g. Cows May Come von Tilzcr b. "Im Going Back to the Farm Grand Selection, Aida ...., Verdi Cornet Solo. T Hear You Calling Me" ...........,..... Marshall
 (Mr. Schwietzer)
 a. Starlight ,.,...,.,,,.,. Cruger b."A La Carte ,....., Hoiznail1 Selection, High Jinks." ...., Friuci Finale. Daughters of America"
 W. H. Bishop, Director,
 The popular 75c Sunday dinnere have attracted large crowds to the Casino this season. 1s <
New Britain herald., 1915-07-31

So sorry you couldn't have bcss with us ..... We had a delightful little luncheon party and alrnos missed the train ..... Yes, Lucille is going first to Racquet Lake and then to Lake George ..... She can't heir but have an awfuliy good time, bili she didn't like the idea of leaving at all ..... She was wearing stunning travelling suit of dark blue gabardine ..... The color schesrlt was charming! ..... Gold and blue ..... The pockets were outlined ir gold embroidery and the coat wa lined with gold brocade ..... It wal softly rolled back in two sort of lapel effects and there. and in the slasfes sleeves, the brocade was gorsoom against the dark blue ..... There was aleo a smart little white Glk waist-ccat eutoned up with large buttons and the collar came over -Elis coat .... Her hat was dark blue fcr with bright gold quill stucs through the pleated silk band .. See you tomorrow. dear. Goodbye
New Britain herald., 1915-07-31

a woman's extravaganza and folly, which hammers home lesson of amazing reality and is one that should not be missed Several sim gle reel comedies and dramas aug ment today's program
New Britain herald., 1915-07-31
Daily Fashion I Talks
 BY MAT MANTON
FOR PRESENT AND FOR FUTURE NEEDS

frocks They are perfectly
 the August vasatan and they also admirable the hog days plain wasd body portion o which the pad skirt attaihed For the will be needed az wide a yds The May Man Mo- 8487 is cut in sizes to
 The second k made with beld blouse pted skirt The blouse unusual shaping the lower which Tn the picture
New Britain herald., 1915-07-31
News tor 7Heane Goe,y and Women Readers
A Few of the Latest G@A UFHEHA
 Dance Records

frRrsH WALTZ. Medley of A kaao Trtsh Melodiee. Ia-inch 1 (Arrsnged by Maurice Snfith1 sI an waltz. Princes Orcbesrfa.
 GERALDINE WALTZ. Uedge)
 Princes Orchestra.
 A LA CARTE. (HeIxnnn.) A 56S0 Paul Jones. Princes Band. ie-inch MARIGNY. tssrabio & Cap- S1.o0 dioio.l Tango. Prince's
 Band.
 f MAGIC MELODY, from "Ne- A 5sss body Home" fKern.D fox Ia-ipcr Trot. Princes Band. s1.oe GEORGIA GRIND. (Dabnes.) !
 Fex Trot. Princes Orchestra CMY BIRD OF PARADISE. A ssss Medley. (fserIin 4 Gottlcr.) ie-inch One-step. Princes Band. ti.e0 PAPRIKA. (NeIms.) One Step. Princes Band- AT 4 GEoR0rA CAMP MEET A BGgf ING. tMilis.D Cake Walk. I2-inch Rrince's Band. 41.os LEO FEIsT MEDLEY. (Feist.l OBe-step. Princes Band. ITALIAN ECHOES. Twe-step. A fr1a Marfnsba selection. played by fo-tueh Cardenae Quartette. CSC < sENORTTA. Twe-step. Ma rimba selection, played by Cardenss' Qusrtette.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-31


  be galaa
 
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New Britain herald., 1915-07-31
BENEFIT CONCERT
 AT POLI'S SUNDAY

Sunday evenings benefit concert at Polls theater will give local people an opportunity to see pictures of Win
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-27
PASTORS ASSIGNED
BY BISHOP BOWMAN

Naperville. III, April 27.-Bishop
Thomas Bowman of Allentown, Pa.
closed the session of the Illinois con
ference Of the Evangelical association
here last evening by announcing the
following assignment OF ministers;
Freeport district-G. c. Gasser, pre-
siding elder-Aefolkey Z. NJ. Diener;
Ashton F. Thesis; Belvidere, J. Marth;
Carroll TO be supplied: Forreston. J.
c. Feucht; Freeport, a. J. Boelter:
Geneseo, \. J. Byas; HooppoIe. ". H.
Manshart; Malta. A. G. VaubeI; Men
dota. H. B. ShaefIer and H f. Eber-
hart, Meriden. H. E. Krug: Pearl City,
l. l. Schweitzer; Perkins Grove, A
Good: Polo. Federated Sterling. J.
Hoffman; Sublette, o. o. Lozier; Red
Oak. II. Z. Straub.
Naperville district-E. Burgi, pre-
siding elder-Aurora. II. J. OsterIand:
Batavia. J. Beuler; Chicago. east
side. r. Z. Keiser; Chicago Heights. II.
r. Kasch: Chicago. Harrison street,
II. z. Powell: Downer's Grove. G. A
Mensart; Dwight, c. A Koten: Grand
Prairie, W Albrecht: Hammond, W
Wilhelm; Joliet. Charles Reidt: Lock
port, ". Gross; Manhatton. to be sup
piled Naperville. F. F. JordOn; Os-
wego. ". Il. Kruger; Peotone. J. 3.
Elfrink; PIaiRfeld. Z. G. Nuffer: Sher-
idan. TO be supplied: Whiting, E. G.
Fuessle.
Peoria district-H J. Kiekhoefer,
presiding -Chatsworth. S. W.
Noehl; Grandville, A ]. Hemming:
Graymont. N. Kesselring; Hollands
Grove, J. E Widmer; Kankakee, W
B. Rilling; La Sale. ]. A Giese;
Mason, z E Plapp; Ottawa, H. c.
Febert; Peoria. First church. H. w
Eugelter; Peoria, Grace. G. L. SchaI-
Ter: Ransom. A Bueute; Springfield. J.
Z. Brschoff; Sherrard. H. E Schu-
macher; Springday. A. J. Bauerle:
Streator, W. F. klinebelI; RichIand. ].
Il Blaze; Washington. Leo Schmidt.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-27
PLATT'S LETTERS
TO COLONEL ARE
READ TO JURORS
All Manner of Legislation Is
Discussed by Roosevelt
With New York Boss.

Syracuse, y Y, April 27.-A tele-
gram in which former United States
Senator PIatt urged Colonel Roosevelt
20 sign a bill exempUing from the
franchise tax bill grade crossings OF
steam railroads and said that "Our
friends of the New York Central and
Senator Depew were anxious" was
read in court on this, the sixth day
Roosevelt has been on the stand in the
$4,000 libel suit brought by William
Barnes. In reply the colonel wrote
PIatt he received the telegram too
late. The messages were part OF ad-
ditioual correspondence that passed
between Roosevelt and Senator Platt
presented in court today.
A series of private letters passing
between Barnes and Roosevelt were
introduced in the record. These COW
cred the period between 1904 and 1910.
They viii be read at this afternoons $
session
Reading of correspondence between
Roosevelt and former Senator Platt
in which the colonel freely discussed
all manner of Legislative. political and
administrative affairs, was completed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-27
NEAR MURDER RESULT
OF AN ORGY AT VIOLA

Viola. April Richard Sfccn. -
years old. vas seriously injured late
Sunday afternoon az the home 81
Robert Mitchell. civil war veteran
and participant iu the battle Of Ccttya-
burg. Wh~n Mitchell deliberately stood
up and aimed - rife az Stccn. the
bullet taking effect iu the younger
mans lung and missing his heart by a
narrow margin % al inch and one
half
The shooting vas the outcome % a
quarrel and occurred iu Mtchelis
home where both men had been drink
inE during the afternoon Mitchell Co
so years old Al hrst Il ~as stated
that the shooting Was accidental but
the matter was Investigated by the
Mercer county officers and a. their
result of their Investigations Mitchell
vas taken 60 the county iail IN Aiedo.
St~@u has a vife and eight chiidren
and Mitchell has no relatives In this
vicinity a. far as known.
Stc~u was taken 90 the GaicsburE
hospital The hcmoFrhages which he
suffered on bis Way 90 the hospital led
20 the belief that hc had been NOR
tally injured but unless ascptic pneu-
moaia sets iu &c is the opinion of his
physician thst be wiii recover. II will
require a daY or two before the danger
from pneumonia Wiii be over.
sts~u has made no statement In
explanation % the shooting
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-27
GIRL HIS Slayer
BY YOUTHS RUSE
Fianeee Of Wealthy fastener Pulls
Ribbon Attached Co Revolver and
lie i Killed.

Ncw YORK. April 27.-Arthur Hearn
Cowl. -. who accomplished his own
death BY a singular expedient II
stratford. Conn. last night. was a son
of Clarkson Cowl. president Of the
Central Mercantile association Of this
city. Under the viii OF his grand
father. George 4 HeaTn. who died in
1919. leaving an estate OF ten 20 fifteen
million. young Co~l inherited sub
siantial interest IN the .Iu OF James
a Hgarn 4 Son. retail dry goods
Calling AZ the home OF his hanee. Miss
Emily Wheeler. daughter OF a banker.
IN. young man directed the girl to
pull the end % a ribbon attached TO
a revolver which he had concealed
When she did so the revolver dis
charged. innle;ing \ wound in Cowi's
head from which he died early today
u - reported here Miss Wheeler had
broken the engagement
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-27
LORIMER DENIED
SEPARATE TRIAL
Court Holds Joint Procedure win Not
Prejudice Case OF Chicago Bank
President.

Chicago. Ill. April civilian Lor-
inner. Former United States senator
and president OF the defunct La sale
Street Trust and Savings bank. was de
MED a trial separate from his code
PENDANTS indicted with him in connec-
ton with the failure of the bank and
its subsidiary institutions by Judge
O'Connor yesterday.
There were two points raised by
counsel for the defense in the argu-
ments on the motion" said the court.
The first was that Lorimer. Il tried
jointly. would not have the benefit Of
the testimoney Of HIS codefendants.
The second was that the defendant
would not be able TO get fair and i'm
partial trial because his personal
challenges would be limited TO 10.
As TO the first point there is no
doubt in the courts mind that even II
Lorimer is tried jointly he would still
have the benefit OF the evidence Of the
other defendants. All of the evidence
will be admissible as TO all Of the de
PENDANTS under our supreme court de
cisions.
As to the second point, it is discre-
tlonary with the court 4 judges rul-
ing on that point is not subject to re-
view unless a judge abuses his discre-
tion. The state in this case gives each
defendant 10 preemptory challenges
and the court can't see where any of
the defendants would be deprived OF
any OF their rights il tried Jointly. The
motion is denied"
Counsel for Lorimer had offered afii-
davits OF officials by the bank declar-
ing that the former senator knew lit
tie OF the real financial operations be
ing carried on
Motions for changes OF venue filed by
Charles b. Munday. senior vice presi-
dent OF the bank. and John X Segrave,
chief clerk in the state auditors Office.
were allowed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-27
DERNBURG CITES
PRESS ATTITUDE
Crifirism 81 Cermany fsF Tss u Gas
usnbs Held o. Ee rroof sf
runeufraiify.

Ssw g6re APRIL es-ur. Bernhard
urrrsarr. f8sm-r c11saiat secretary OF
ere Cermsr empire. to-day issued a
ssetrHsef r~Iat.rE t1 thr use % as
PsvE.sfisE gases bT Germans jn trsrea
warfare urFnbsFE SAID that WhTa
there vas pgbi.sEr1 last November
reports 1F a frrurH iuveuti1u Cor the
pgrpasr os aspsySlatinr snemies by
ssgs~stfrz gases. tar eatiuE % thr
war te favor o. ere allies uaa pre-
t.etrt ~sfth greet deal 0f satisfae-
uor tT ttr Nmsrfeaa press but az
s1ar as tss Germans used she same
EieG % uesrar ar1Eaf VpFrs. drnuu-
r.sft1r o. GrrmaaF for following the
practice % her afversaFies has been
rsr9paat and ths most fnvectivc sort
af epstkets ss1pL6yed~ This is cited
az an uIastration wtT German SYM
pathizers o. America cousidsr the
Aserieas press uufair ant unn~gfrai
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-27
WYE AND FATHER GIT s'oSoo
Fifty-Four Tear Oid Farmer said lie
Woutd Never Facc Court

AErora III. April s5.-Luther Con
grave. 50 years old. an eeeentrie farn-
e. wta tEist hims~if by frtaE q bal
ist tato hfs brais. dif rot leave a will.
and oae-Estf of his $4,000 estate Niii
50 90 his ts-ysar- widow. E9ua Far
FinEfgu CoaErav~. Wk1 several weeks
ago sued BIN for a divorce CoaEray~
tsfs q farm % tz0 acres near Nsper-
vile ssd two smaller farms near Au-
rpra Hair hts estate goes 60 his st-
Year-oid father. James CouEravc.
Very over the divorce action start
81 hv bis ToanE Wtfr TED cOaEFavc 60
take bic tife she started suit about
svs weeks ago. charging amoaE other
thsaEs that ser husband Was too old.
The case vas 90 have come up during
ths present term os ths Kane eogntT
rfrcuis coart a. Gsrrss Several days
before tts death CoaEFsvs told Mrs
Mary y. FarrtsEtoa. rsoshsF % his Ntf~.
shas hs Woaia ssgsf 80 into The eouFt
rooea
CoaEravs vas @aFstsd 90 ths Far
risEsoa EiFt ia Jaas. 1912 The girl
vas tsss - years otf
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-27
ARRG NATIONS ANXOUSLY AWAIT RESULT FIERCE FIGHT IN BELGIUM
WALSH ANSWERS
ROCKEFELLER JR.
CA4ir~aa FEDERAL is4assriai Csz@is-
ssea SaSs Trsfh T. Irritating Oii
kiszss ~9n-

Csieas7. tt Apsu Cssirsss
walsa ef fs~ federal camsalssioa oa
lstsssrtst rriasisss tosag tssaes q
ssss~@~st fr rvs,g ta ere aasWsr af
laea fsse essf-lrr. d.. 60 Wslsl1s c5a-
asats serosrssF ere e1rFrsp1af-
seer ts tts CslasaEg Fz~l q troa
eors saeF case
90 ratF.- says fs~ ssstenFsF. that
Haessfsllss. Jr G-aaaErFs n.r a. o.
THAR. rEr s1btisa~E tTstFrs ahies
arsssef tls fre are au st@ift~l BY
esG. ta have seea 5srirf-e sat correct
tF Tsas-t. s9 Ets sBtEafs1as arss-
eaees ssssrts9a is ta r1 s~gsr o fra.af
20 asrfaieE EtV-e tg Fer press bF aF
HaesrrrtfrF.s aasrr se1 frsrefr1~at
rtF,asssT grew osE of n5sraaersff1r
az s sFs a- rar aup15afsf tr
srlaq. ar sasserr Far causes of ia-
t.ssrlat gerrsf. asf Co. Investigate
teraF srt asE- farra asFif-sg t1 tar
warlE~
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-27
ORDERS RAILROADS
TO CUT ORE RATES

washfaEtaa. u. C. April e5.-Ths
sNissfaE rate % 90 eests per long tou
on iron ore from mises iu the Mesabi
range. Ntinresosa 90 vessels az two
harhors and Duigth. Minn-. and Al
luGsN b2V. Wts-. we're pronounced IN
reasonable t1sssy - che Interstate con-
usrcs eoma1iss3nn and the Great
Northsru asa other railroads ordered
Co establish a rate of roe more than %
cents The case ts one of the most
tsportaHf decltsd bT che commission
fs several u1atss- The Great North
eru atorr carried more than 1900. 600
long tons % ore 90 docks from the Min
rss0ta rsirFs iu 1913.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-27
STATE ASSEMBLY
Is STORMED BY
BIG LOBBY BAND
Supporters of Pending Bills
Swoop Down on Legis-
lature in Force.

Springfield. Ia. ApsA 27.--Inciud-
ing Governor Dunno and Mayor
Thompson of Chicago among its mem
bcrs. the largest and most prominent
lobby which visited Springfield for
thc present Legislative session today
swooped down on the legislature 10
urge passage OF labor legislation. the
Frankhauser bill giving Chicago home
rule IN handling public utilities. and
the bill abolishing capital punish
meut-
Mayor Thompson and his cabinet
will appear before the house public
utilities committee tonight in favor OF
the Chicago home rule bill.
Representatives of every branch OF
organized labor will begin "a two days
convention late today. The object Is
20 ask the Legislature 10 stay in ses-
sion until all labor bills before II are
disposed or
Addressing the house Governor
Dunno cited the Ray Pfanschmidt case
AT Quincy as mighty good" reason
why the death penalty should not be
imposed for murder Pfanschmidt.
the governor said. was a young man
accused OF numbering three persons.
HE vas found guilty. but had enough
money 10 appeal the case. He was
granted n new trial and acquitted. At
the third trial he was also acquitted.
lie was fortunate In having enough
money 20 appeal the case. Had he
been without funds he undoubtedly
would hav. bceu hanged "
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-27
Clock Bomb Found IN Office
Of Minister in Con
stantinople.
OFFICIALS ARRESTED
Several Attaches Of Depart
ment Suspected Of Part
in the Plot.

Paris. April eT-A powerful eioek
aors bomb vas faaaI bidder yesfer-
dsv ia th- ministry oi war iu Con
staruaopj-. according to a saiouica
dispatch. o. was Jim~l t1 explode 40
on hour when ttr c1unrl was in srs-
sl1r- Meetings OF thiE body are at
tended by Eav-r pasha. minister %
aar. Firid &ta-shai Won prr Gultz and
General Won Sanders. Investigation O.
said Co.. have disclosed that thr bomb
vas placed in thr ruom by @ sweep
Who had come Co.. clean fE~ chimney
sh~u disappeared Several minor o1i-
cials connected vifh th~ ministry ~
var have been arrested on suspicion
as being aer1mpiicrs. The police be
t.Fvr ths plot was directed against
g6unE Turks and Germans.
Tells ~ scoru for Cas Bombs.
Paris. April 81 Wounded soldiers
from the Ysrr speak vifh sc1Tu OF as
phyxiatinE bombs used b. the Ger
mans Their famous bombs XIII no
body. said one 90 the wounded Frrnch-
men. They FIRST pat 60 sleep those
who bFrathrt tEe fumes Then the
Germans came up and killed the sleep
ers. Fortunately help came and Nc
finished b. smashing them
swedish steamer Sunk.
Stockholm. April e1-The Swedish
steamer Ceutrie. 500 ton and eco feet
long. Stockholm 90 HcislngborE
Sweden. VAS sunk hy q mine on Aiaud
islafssts The crew Was saved
The Grinby traWier Rscoio has
been blown up 60 the North sea some
- The crcW arr missing
Seven survivors. some terribly mutt
lated. we're picked mp out % a Grew OF
nine
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-27
ncome Tax Up to the Estimate.

Washington, D. C, April 27.-Com-
pIete preliminary estimates from all
internal revenue collection districts
received at the treasury department
indicate that the individual and cor
poration income tax this year will not
only come up TO the original esti-
mates of $4,000. 900. but probably viii
exceed that sum. This is the most
welcome bit of information that has
come 10 the ears OF treasury officials
IN many months.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-27

GsfssbsrE. IN April g -Fresiissf
TNoess WeCtsgtss4 yesterday an
aoascs1 a Efft % st01.ee0 90 Enox col
feas srosa Etisu HFosaiaE seripps %
IA Jotta cal Mss Sefspgs ~ss grad
aas~,s frgra EnoS college in 1853. ne
es1t~xs t. tryfaE 90 raise = hzif mfiiinn
snSowssns 4 G8sassoa @ 500. 900 br
sks general saaessi9a beard rsesatiy
vas srr1anerd.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-27
sl.t,r 81 nr,. I.it Mes.

f-rovtasses. q L. April sss-A tz@s-
sage srors WssAfssfoa sssouaee1 The
sssrrtsEe YESTERDAY % fisary = lip
riss. rsiss,t states senator frosz fhis
srass. ssf vrs Teoass *. LasEhiia.
= SISTER % MIS- Vtiiiaas % Taft TIE
esrsszasT. Wkieh vas performed ~
Rev Rosas9 Cast0a Szish. rector %
Ss. Joss's Egiseopei essrrh. vas at
s~zess,s oaiy ~ . fsS relatives cf tse
srs.s sz9 sss4sEFOo@-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-27
Ho, spell To Rreak Saturday.

Washington. D. c. April 27.-Gener-
ally fair weather throughout the coun-
try except some thunderstorms and
scattered showers is predicted by the
weather bureau for the week begin
ming Wednesday The hot spell in the
eastern half of the country will be
broken by Saturday or Sunday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-27
BRIBERY CASES ARE
TO BE DISPOSED OF

Detroit. Mich. April 75.-Circuit
Judge FhSian today said he would
grant a motion % Prosecuting Attor-
neg Jasaowski % Wayne county that
ths cases against ~ members and
former members % the Detroit city
cgunclt Indicted for bribery be dis
missed
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-27
STEAMER NOORDAM
GIVEN CLEARANCE

t.oudoa. April s5.-Th- admiralty
or1rrcd today the release % the
steamer Nooriam and she proceeded
on her Way 90 Rotterdam She has
90 board Amerieaa Wotnea delegates
20 the international Womea's peace
congress a. The Hague
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-27
zInmsr WIN Get omo-.

wsshiaEton. n. G. April s7.-Afi-r
= visit - ths Waite house. Senator
Ls~ts % ftiinots announced that Mich
asi Ztnmsr. former shsrin of Cook
coarty. would - named postmaster
a. CElezso within the Eext fs~ ~oeks-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-27

Socssart tlt. April sT-Jszss o.
tsetwriast wss unanimously rsro1zt-
asts't Tor hssgfcs % the saprsez~ eoert
ne rsEgei!e4s eeGvszssez yssssr-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-27
Veteran Teacher Dead.

Rockford. IA. April 80. ?. Bar
hour. 80 years old. teacher IN the Rock
ford public schools 30 years and for
merry rrcsideat of the Illinois Teach
era association. IL dead
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-27
THE WEATHER
Forecast TIL r. NJ. Tomorrow. for
Rock Island, Davenport, Moline
and Vicinity.

Generally fair tonight and Wednes-
day. slightly cooler tonight
Temperature at a m. SO. Highest
yesterday 50. Lowest last night 64.
Velocity OF wind at a N. II miles
per hour.
Precipitation none.
Relative humidity st p. m. ~, at
a m. 75. az p. n. today 46.
Stage OF water SIS. a fall OF p in
las; 20 hours.
J. NJ. SHERIER, Local Forecaster.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-27
Lsndon Speculatss as TO the
Purpose Of New Coast
Drive.
MAY BE ONLY A FEIET
likely Preparatory TO Strik
ing Blow az Another
Vital Point

tsafsa. tBru ss-H rhs CsrmaH
ngh n Flanfrrs has been haifst.
0dea4i Communications fram SER
man. frrneh. British aat Esfrisn
war departments bring eut fhfs
point. alfBsHTh BE- H. nst eiear
varfh-r fbr auiss have aeeamp-
nsaed aaIthtas Of importaass
further fhaa ts eherE tkr ad-
saner. tu atheiat eommuaieafiou
from Esff.a shows the tsTrmans
are on fbr defensive on their nsu
uae uHrfh OF Hprrs. Frenrh and
Gritish eislm part oi ths iost tsr-
rifarY rrfaErn- Tire Frsuch claim
ff have rreuptursd uartmann
WsiieraaBt. in fbs maantaias Of
the EASTERN end of the line.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-27
ASTRONOMICAL EVENTS.

Evening stars: Mars. Saturn. Morn
Ing stars: Venus. Mercury. Jupiter.
The brilliant Sirius. Dog star. sets
about 9:25 p. m. southwest
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-27

asssadars te Paris. LonGoe- vissss
%aa herHa have been sgssesored 20
Rome t5 eeutrr with ForstEs Mats
- sGnsas
IN Rome thfs action - rszsrtisd as
ssisiiasrT Co sanoUnesrssnf % a
save ssd tssportaat Gectssoe 90 sss
aert ef tGe italian EeVsrnGsss.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-27

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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-27

een-vF. Nprit g. rsassfass have
eeEaa tsots-r stroeE offensive ssosst
Ne aefssts ~ Cssos pass on sse car
pa'aisas. sererdiaE 20 a telegram Co
Vie rrisUss. NasFrts -Cssrusan cas-
aa.,ies tserr fa ere last two eaYs. ths
a-suaL..- -.ln-s ~. n..r 81 900 n..n