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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-16

When the war began and the world
u-as frst strnek dumb with horror and
then fired with the impulse o. relieve
The growing distress ~ helrium. there
perp not fea individuals iu tAis cuun-
Try Nho. expressing deep sympathy for
the sufferer. and processing eestacies n
desirs o. help. cooled the hres ~ charity
with the ingenious refsctiuu that any
contribution they might make a. ere
funds of money aud store Of food
and clothing you'd - an encouragement
81 var Thee hirh minded peorle ur-
gued that the ssr shsui8 b. left a. wesf
itself uut in fhe qaieke-t tiue. and Chat
eisritabis offerings "a hut frsd ths u1un
stsr
Charity suerrsts rnoiarntian ~ iuaE
ulsnt ufaan tlless inlks ahgse heads aun-
tFbl - aan.irnh'v tlair hsarts5 nrrir fir
tilf ealrt srusnes ~ Esigiuu's sH9Hist nnd
thr naHtion 81 pt3anfs misFre matea
ttem g. elsnsmenfalis 81 tardg fsrti-
ettntinn m thf hassse8 umfk
nut reafntif tlsre aTT-arsf in ti's
mpHs al Khe aHr nn eatatsfiou uf die
tslrtsa uiafalfg ttst sisnts frerf ansf.
sF o ronnran buHaanfv te#aaas ~
sfrates as firstlf 81 - rfss of thf
snfttef a ra~taEn usnnufaesura u8 err
famifIlias $40 has isaus a1tfTfsls frF
sntaasas 81 ftairme thatkfu4 mH8 f.ti
fIr rnsFtf1iru. raraslei - uasr frum
tss Hsasms gaeeruurrts fas ta# rars ta
= ussE 10 nfF rross uafil Ertrt
"a uHr s tbt reasar assNue6 fas sac
ssa Wat a tTfuurt ui rrtuf erw
aasras
TfafFr has iesr uHet sF raHlaf rsrf
sss me-uitT Ell mat eG uE
81 an-tafr aururE asrtr~tsa.
Ht = msHT asaf m 81 Aast
-. 5000 IA ~ ftnr = fr-
.s-.ssl..rHr Hsa ft n-
Esst s..asfn.ast - eaf - t,s Fa-t -
a. unr Neu &uA sn
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-16
FRENCH RETIRED
NEAR GRADISCE
But Along the Cerna River They Resisted
Desperate Bulgarian Attack and FL
nally Forced Back the
Invaders.

salonki, Greece, Monday, via London
Tuesday, Nov. l6.--After heavy fighting
with reinforced Bulgarian troops IN
southern Serbia, the French were com
PEELED 10 retire at two points in the VI
cinity OF Grsdisce, ~ miles north Of the
Greek border.
A Bulgarian attack along the Cerna
river was repulscd with heavy losses To
the attackers. The battle ON the Cerna
was wagcd along the left bank OF the
river. Two OF three Bulgarian divisions
were engaged and a desperate attempt
was made TO pierce the French center
The engagement was in progress with
furious intensity far 80 hours, after
which the Bulgarians were beaten back
along the entire front.
The situation in Macedonia is develop.
ing rapidly. Large reinforcem,nts have
ben brought in by the Bulgarians, who
are making renewed efforts 20 force Ba-
buna pass. The Serbians are still hold.
ing out there.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-16
NO REVOLUTIONARY
NEWS FROM INDIA
Japanese Profess to Have Heard Nothing
to Confirm Reports Which Were
Sent Out from America.

Toxic. Nov. l6.--So far as can be as
eertained, no information has been re-
ceiyed in official circles here to bear out
the recent dispatches from America, re-
porting revolutionary troubles in In
dia. Advices to the American embassy
from Calcutta and to the japanese oii-
cials from consuls in India give no indi-
cations of such disturbances.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-16
A SPEECH FOR PEACE.
Heard in House Of Commons Last Even
ing from Liberal Member.

London. Nov. l0-Charles y. Tre.e-
Ivan. liberal member from York, in q
speech last evening IN the House Of
Commons urged the formulation of terms
al peace Ter the purpose of trying "a
obtain ~ negotiations instead of by
bInodsiled the restoration of Belgium and
the settlement of European boundaries
on lines II nationality.
Germany said Mr. TreTslyan, ~
ureserre her existence ran cuutinue the
var six wears. Meanwhile What is g..
ING g. happen to ne and the rest ~
world A var ef attrition means foi
~. A. uel a. for Germany utter and
nretrietahle ruin"
srfrfw Hauar Law. minister for th'
,-ier5es qanaefauea Mr. TrerelyHn
srsssh - nasless And rnisciSstuus.
aTiare y uat suafher mentsr af 90
Wuuas ssia Mr. iaw. "who lsiiffes -
q m0ment that Germany vi free ~
Pinn ~ restore Alsaaf e. France unta
sia i thornaRhir lsater. and the britisi
eatprnmsHt is = astrrninsd nvN 81 4
aas ~ tis Ersf daF uaf aas fufeed -
IS that Il siuuia tF.nt .ruf untii tht -
jtsts suugif ~ err attsinsd-
III NJ 0Nuuugr. tre af the lFlsh na
tiunalfsf lFaaders. aif thnt 80 ties
si.nsfis nsf - F.srmittea e. r. ht~uet
thnt ~ Trerslrsr rerrsssIltss anF c,zH
ssaarr ~ sws8ur sitheF ef faFiirruett ~
49, sauntrf. fntu firruarr uas O.
Fa#saa - aaae8 e was HsTtaan tiia'
- srsFr auul8 censrtt ~ tsrus sl
r.aeea aaftaEassarr e. tfs nllas
1s.i.r un1Fs istaT1ts naeuiaF sasi
stHs aarsnw fhe last aE nassfsas 80 hmf
arsF Frsnas fsr - rlrrsef u fr.ur
sarnsssns - nfH FEaas Ht euet u#
,asrs 1saffss atHas e. Nr Trsrs
HrHn tnE s.rfraasa
lal.r = Err- Eataierrss fte mes
st.a aaas s.a aHrass naffs 81 tfs
asr 50 hTsh1 B Earkhnm las.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-16
DEER ARE wELL-FED.
Animals Being Brought Down Show Bene-
ft of Mild Fall.

Deer hunters are not only getting a
large number OF deer in Nermont's 1918
open season but they are getting some
very fat animals, judging by the reports
which have been made thus far The un-
usual warmth of the atmosphere kept
vegetation comparatively fresh this ial,
thus aifording excellent feeding.
Among the successful hunters in this
vicinity was win II. Nye of South Barre,
who brought down a l50pound buck in
MoTetown after deliberately passing up
a chance to kin doe earlier in the day.
Mr.. Nye Saws mail carrier in Moretown
reported early in the day that five deer
had been shot along his route.
Lucius Provenche, who works for A. A.
Holden in the town Of Plainield, got
small doe in Bailaw's woods in that town.
Bert Humphrey Of this city went TO his
old stamping ground in Waterbury and
got a POO pound buck, and his brother,
Harley Humphrey of Waterbury, got an
animal weighing $50 pounds.
Robert n. Finnegan Of upper Granite
vile got a 200-pound buck on the Atkins
farm In Middlcsex. Stories about the
killing differ. one having il that Fiunc-
gan, having failed 20 bring The animal
down with ak shots, threw a stone and
did the Job. Frank Finnegan got 200
Mound doe In about the same place. Pred
Gauthier got a spike-horn buck in Orange,
and a man named Marstou cot doe,
weighing POO pounds, IN the same town.
II i reported that ~ deer were shot in
thr town % Roxbury YESTERDAY against
fve shot there during the whole Of last
season.
Warren Newton of Burlington got
l10.pound buck on Bliss hill in Water
bury. aud Raymond purharne Of south
Barre got a buck weighing 100. q tie
same place on Monday afternoon.
Doe Shot in Barre Limits.
Robert Duncan 81 summer street got
a handsome doe this morning and didn't
have O. stir outside the city limits e.
turn the tritk. Suon aftrf daylight NJ.
Duncan shouldefed his gun end was
walking along the wooded ridge e the
east III the highway On upper AgrtH
Main street uhcn BE- espied doe, One
shot serured Bic quarrF. vhieh aas founa
g. weigh ll5 posnds.
Hobart Burroughs of tcrluth brought
e. tlr cir this morning tfH fiuna
hnsk uh.eh 81 shot iu torlnth yesterday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-16
ACCUSED OF FORGERY.
George L. Trott Arrested at Pittsfeld
Mass.

pittsfeld Mass, Nov. l6.George L.
Trott of Portland, Me, was arrested
here yesterday afternoon, charged with
forgery of note for 81 900 by which,
IL il claimed he endesyored to by an
automobile OF A. A. Mills.
Trott came to Pittsdcld Saturday and
bought a motion picture theatre, pay
ing down small amount and giving
mortgage for the balance to Leo Zander.
In payment for an automobile yester'
day, it is claimed, he rendered note
bearing Zander's signature, which Zan-
der says is forgery. Trott former
w lived in Chelsea. He had been em-
ployed at theatre in Portland.
Mrs. Trott says they have been mar
ried nine years and that this is the first
time Trott has been in like trouble.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-16
GREECE is MORE
LENIENT TO ALLIES
Proposes TO Allow Same Freedom OF
Passage to Serbians as to the
Kreneh and British.

London, Nov. l6.-The Greek govern
ment Is reported to have modified its
position somewhat in favor Of the en-
tente allies. A correspondent at Athens
of the Exchange Telegraph company
says;
1T has been decided that in the event
OF retreat Of the allies 20 Greek soil,
Serbian troops viii be placed on the same
footing a. the British and French. Pre-
mier Skouloudis originally proposed 20
permit the French and British 10 reach
the sea without interference from the
Greeks. but 60 disarm the Serbians who
cross the border.
"The change j. due" the correspondent
savs. @to formidable objections raised
by the French minister az Athens"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-16
Her Passengers Had Nerv-
GUS Spell in the Med
iterranean
WHEN THEY HEARD
OF ANCONA'S FATE
But the Captain Took All
Precaution and Storm
Helped

Naples, via Paris, Nov. l6-The White
Star liner Cretic from New York and
Boston has arrived safely. There was
intense anxiety among the passengers
after they learned at Gibraltar OF the
sinking of the Ancona. The captain
took all possible precaution against at
tack and was aided by heavy storm,
which ragged while crossing the Mediter-
ranean, effectively shielding the vessel
from submarines.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-16
BUCK DRIVEN INTO sTREEr
Bsthsl People Srp Oss Artmsi thst Hss
Eiuaea Hunters = Pes Hours

naf.f Nar Del ~ueerssfgl desr
bar+s+s 81 tfa srst aaF 81 ths seusun
.r.isHaI fha faflsainr firthff m.na wei
s4v a fIaawtsrlu. tfaries E Haun-ua
Ff-sr b ualtrak Whfrr H IrastuH
F- ~mart tinfte. Mhif 3rta
f5.r#s Fafr noble nn5 Hrrarf NsIlff-
wan e ttf 8efr ta Fer FsrertH esrs
fa-ffres atsrt laH af tss sft ed
sf t tlem wtTe safs iu tht anA
s rt ftH fear ~ s
aHs as tre rs hrtH4 g tn.t
~ Nn- ar a trars -
W
ur ~ En- ~ r
sr sar kaniaH e. fa- eas af Aa-th
Hrrr r raafHFr f.re ru e
a
ff sbfs Er r t ~aa ~
s r F wfast Fna h ~
~ HH nr
tsa n f# Hna
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-16

laur ~s @t Fa b
r-rrre rrft- as @
ftapasas.s. E-nnsf aH# sf as
faaa 81 aE
-tHs m-ss#r Il F ~
-s- A. r- ss
tf WISE uns ~ te
rsat ms n
a
u r-ssafaa -nr r hral 80
d frn aa
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-16
FUNERAL OF ALBURNE CLEVELAND
Was Held Monday Afternoon, Rev. G.
n. Holt ofidatinE.

Funeral services for Alhurne Cleve-
land. whose sudden death occurred az
his home. River street. Saturday morn
ing. were held a. the house Monday
afternoon az O'Clock Rev. George M
Holt. pastor Of the First Baptist church.
was the officiating Clergyman and tine
bearers were a. follows John Hussey
William Peters. Charles Drew Of Mont
uelicr. John McPhee. Sistine Concha and
Edward English. There were several
fine noral tributes lntermeHt was made
ID HOPE cemetery.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-16
ASQUITH HOPEFUL
DRAFT NOT NEEDED
British Premier Believes That Voluntary
System Of Recruiting VIII Be Success
full in the United Kingdom.

London. NOV. l6 Premier Asquith j.
still hopeful that q voluntary system Of
recruiting in the United states would
succeed. he stated in the House of Com
mons this afternoon il was bis hope and
bslief that coercive measures would not
have 10 b. resorted 60.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-16
AGED MAN SUICIDE.
Edwin Flint of Canaan, ~ H., Shot Him
self Through Heart.

Canaan, n. H.. Nov. l6.-- Edwin Flint,
an aged resident of this town, committed
suicide yesterday afternoon by shooting
himself through the heart at his home on
Parker street He had been in feeble
health, having lost eyesight and hearing.
Mr.. Flint formerly owned machine
shop here and manufactured the first
automobile ever used in New Hamp-
shire. He was 81 years old. A wife
survives.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-16
BUCK WEIGHED 500.
Big Animal Brought Down in South Rye
gate.

south RYerate. nov lG-Tuo large
hnaks have been shet Is TITS place. eus
hr Frnest Innrfu1arc ef IaEersou hIl
ufieh weighed gaB pounls shot Men
dav morning. snd augthsr. silnt Aanda y
morning 81 Len. Shsmreuff of -
IatuslurF. phift ariFiea te-laF nltaf
iefnr Opened ur. Z85 pauuas Ihf iatter
fa.k nas siot on ths p a Daurtnef
fsria end uss shipped ~ ~ ~hanrf,thfv
O. h.s hame tealaF.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-16
TO GIVE HOSPITAL SERVICE.
Second Harvard Unit Sails Tomorrow
for the War Front.

Cambridge, Mass, Nov l6.-Thirty
surgeons aud 36 nurses, comprising the
second Harvard unit, leave to-day for
New York TO sail tomorrow on the
steamship Noordam for hospital sery'
ice In the war zone.
DIR. David Cheever Of the Harvard med
ical school is in charge Of the party
which will be accompanied as far as
New York by President Lowell of Har'
ward.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-16

evening in the debate on the conduct OF
the war
Earl Kitchener, Sir Arthur added' WAS
responsible for the "blundersD at Ant'
werp and the Dardanelles and also LOT
the withholding of information IRON tls
public, whom he treated "like dervishes'
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-16
National Bank to Report Up to Nov. 10

Washington. d. d., Nov. l6-The comp.
troller of currency to-day issued call
TO all national hanks, requiring them
TO report to him their condition at the
close Of business Nov. 10.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-16
TN pEER TN CABOT
Reported 10 Have Bssr shss ne Ftrst
Dav.

rsks Ner 81 utsf ttt
far a.sa Nfrf shh r t. a n
ans f #FFr
FreH En Ffa frnfa InEa
rrtrrt Ifsfls tlHrra HhalH hu
T.efara aus FreH Mnrt
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-25
PERSONAL POINTS

Mr. end Mira Harry Sforvy have r.
Turned to Ihsi- hom. .r Denver after
$40 ue"ks' visit .u fHe c.ty.
gr o. g.. Palmer % Chicago came
reH sriay for slcrt visit With reia-
tteE Ca tf- ITilIties
Miss Helen fleet OF Carrol.tou. lli-
.s rH~ rg-sf cf fri-ads In the city
wrs Augusta Wolf OF Cincinnati ar-
rived isst evening Tor @ several weeks
visit with her parents. Mr. and Mrs
Harm Hoyt OF this c'iy.
"a a. schnlinEcr president OF the
district federation % insurance men.
leaves tomorrow morning for Chicago
slsrr ne wii attend a state confer
cncs fu De- held 40 the Union league
club In tine Windy city ON March %
"a meeting of the district organization
NIi hc held 90 which time NJ. SClli-
IIursr viii make n report
Ers Howard " Harrington. nee
EisF Eta Murrsn OF Columbus, Ohio.
g. visiting 90 the home OF her parents,
NJ sud Mrs. J. r Murriu. 7i5 Thir-
fetuth avenue. this city. Mr. Harriug-
ton who b. saiesmauuEsr % the Uni
vsrsai Traction company Of Columbus.
s.ill Join his wife here In about ten
days Until recently Mr. and Mrs.
made their home in San
Francisco. Cal
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-25
APPELLATE COURT BILL
INTRODUCED IN HOUSE

The blu fathsrsa BY the Rock is-
land County uaF association. and pro
vidinE for rcapportiouinE the appel
late eourt districts % ibis state. Vaa
lasrueucsd ia the house % representa-
sivc,s a. Springfield yesterday after
noou.
The measure provides for four dis
tricrs oufsfdc % Cook county instead
Of thrss a. az prssent and that one q
the coarts be located 10 Rock Island
The bm vas drawn up BY Attorney
william NfeEufry and u - believed
That q viii carry IN both houses % the
LEGISLATURE.
Anothsr Bill coming fFon ROcS L.
Land esurty and drawn up b. Mr.. Nc
E.niry az irstiEattou % the bar a-so-
eaafsou here. - that which provides
fsar iaaxss Ia each judicial circuit IN
ne state oatsiac % Cook eounty. ~
present there kre bat tsree judges IN
each district
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-25
SENATOR HURST OF IOWA
SUCCUM5S At HIS HONE

sl.- EFeafrr tttrei Horst 20 Frsrs
.t aE-. sal ere FOL. ter most prominent
ara ia ras,.e Ir~ .a l1eA. r.~f st s.
s1eE s.ia u9rri.z af s Uur.e .u
0.~rsr .r fasa- s"ao. te near Ma
.aoa-s. ttls demise rss t-~ f1 a
.ar-a.r Ur~-s ef Hrisats disease
ana Scarf trouble and be- haze Travelled
AL. over tl~ coaatry in ~ effort gD b.
currG lt. cas- removed from ChlcaEu
Co BIS bone Saturday fn a special ear
Years ESQ Mr ugrst worked iu uav-
export as a brlc6lager Cor si.25 a day.
Later be went g. Jackson eouu'y.
uaerr he engaged On the lime baE-
u~ss- and az The time % bis death vas
1susr - 4. Hurst a1d Company lime
EiL0s as Huntsville. one 90 the largest
in the country. Hc t. also pos ssur
% loco acres % valuable farm lands
iu Jackson county. Iowa. and farmet
excessively ZEE served az safe sen
ator for Two terms and aas once
candidate for congress
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-25
WOMAN is FOUND
DEAD IN BED BY FRIEND

Mrs. Mary wiseman. better known
as Marie Arthur. colored. a. years
% axe. vas found dead in bed this
morning al $3.50 o'clock at her home,
eIeO Fourth avenue. by Mrs. Stella
schuman. . nciEhboT. The police we're
notified and the body removed 10
EnoX's undertaking pariors. Life had
been extinct for several hours, but ali
facts cleaned point 10 a natural death.
Mrs. Wiscman seemed 10 be In the
best % health yesterday. hut was
subject 90 rheumatism. which is
thought 70 have affected her heart. An
inquest viii probably be conducted
this afternoon
she was born on a farm near Day
ton. Ohio. her mother being a white
woman and her father an octorOon-
She came 20 Davenport II years ago
and had lived here for the past 10
years As far as could be learned.
only her parents survive. and efforts
are being made 20 locate them. Her
huaaard p wtsetnan. disappeared sew
crai years ago. and since that time
she had been going under the name
% Marir Arthur.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-25
REV. P. c. LADD WILL
SPEAK HERE ON SUNDAY

Rev. p. c. Ladd, of the First Con
gregational church. OF Moline will be
the speaker next Sunday afternoon
at the vesper service at Broadway
esbyterian church. The service will
be a special observance of Palm Sun
day. and the sermon Will be in keep
ing with the occasion. Rev. Ladd has
announced that his subject viii be
Standing Between the Dead and the
Living"
A mems chorus is to give musical
program during the first part of the ser
vice, beginning promptly at 4:30.
The members OF the mems class, I'M
der whose direction this service is
held, believe that it viii he one of the
most enjoyable and inspiring services
Of the entire series, and they wish to
have It understood that they invite
everyone 70 attend.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-25
OPEN VERDICT IN
DOPE CASE FOUND
cse1sEE.s JURY fSVEsrteSTfnc
pEArrt % EDWARD EVAss
coNsLETUs WoES.
l4res Ns<rfs. srsertsssr - assssar-
ace efrsa Vies.ss Wss Fsess.
tsaietss fss suri4ry.

ar-r al an Gag session yesterday
ne earsaars I4rY la ths Evuns for@
ease saalF fraeaea ar open e-raaef
lsfs tasr essalsE The aadteE fsrssss
eve 4- my fReru to iaqsifr .afa
.- feaff O. Gtuara t.vaas. o. ead
aaf be- n-t aeafa b. fssisF an over
fss- ~ H~rofa hTfra ehlorise. 90 as-
sf eH.ea Ha was aadletsd At1uE
s1aE .ar t1a 9Teials are row eork.
M Ii a1f aaa9unest
James MaEris. sfoerirfor % ere res
.s1.rrE af e219 Third aVeug~. usfrt
O. .a rse same aaitgiar that E.aaGs eas
aHf FfgrafF was ba.sla over f1 ssr
fs4rf Hrv fsfs morning. By MAGISTRATE
n E Fsr sam % tt 00e oo a per-
nrr estsE- NfaFrts vas gaaalz Co
sra bond aed was taken to enc
eaaa Hi IfsErls Is alleged f1 have
rq-r rtIs- testimony st thr EraEier
9-rT-atF afrrruaoa corugrf o. a.. y
u-fsF testified shat WaEris claimed r1
I-4. OHr-r gignarr Wt8 faoe
Euas from fae raomsHr EaGsr fs ftr
aasaH1. testified chat wakHs sac
4atefae r-ar aHFa obey rsrr -1
aE.
are 1ss- FtsTss.
Fr..gF faf Nara Davis. who claim f1
nr a.r and wife ard Cafrrf Weaflr.
Ono e-~- arrested ir e9trerfiar vifa
rae case. vu4 5~ taken f5 Waserfase
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-25
URGING REGISTRY
LAW FOR ILLINOIS

ssrtaEErtf. fI Narch - The Sec
frsarV - t1a state b.1ard % health.
ur 81 clair Drake. Oh r. special bale
tlr tssgst today said that 10 tiinOls
every year gguarfs % 5000 children
ere born ufa because ~ lack o. r~e.
or.ls are drstaaed 90 sFoE into msn-
eoad ard arusanfosd atthDut ems
Iesai proof 90 fhs.s Legitimacy and
w.shaur any oTcial record bv alich
t1 establish thsir tf~utlfY. thsir aEr o.
ttrir right 90 tnhsFitance. Sc add~d
that some 5000 eisfzens 90 ffis state
tle eaeH year aithogt aay record %
tHts fart being mad a subject % on
eial ecfrV ard without proper records
Coz t1s profrcfton % the interests %
s9rv.g 2rs The ruit~4 states govern
usnt has da1Erd utlnois ennn-r-Eis-
trat.aa state a eharsetsrfzati8a uaich
ea.sss Eraitb slttnrittss throughout
tee cogatrY 10 refer Co tu.uois az -ths
eeniT. cor a1oaeeaffr Of the
sorrl
AN progressive states OF fhs union.
sEeFpt.uE Illinois. have t1uE since
taken action ut.c5 has remoVrf from
then fsr stigma non rrEistrafipa
state and if is s1 sB wiaais 20 fair in
ire vits these states i@mrdiateiy.-
ssrs tss taitrti1
TO Hts end. ere state board OF
-esIt6. su teF active health ard seaooi
arr~ists ~ che state. aIf OF ere ugmsr-
Gus V1man. 1~Eaa cations. and ait 90
Ees fefsFc5lsf stale. eogatg asd city
ErtsrFl soesrtirs are caap~ratinE tn
an ~~ort s5 Rave an reeirrt birth aad
tea.E rrrlsfratt1c taW caacfrd at this
session q ere tesbslat1rr. = good biu.
FEsrogr1ir fair te DE- requirements.
imposing az hardship on any citiaeE.
rrstIT workable aaf rraaegnerd b.
experts ss br1ejsfeE GO ere desired rr-
sa.rs has br~a .afr1d4erd Oh tse state
ersrr aF Senator Cornwall
.fs fgFErraueF % ttr Effort 20 en-
re.-e-r rre1rfias 1f t5rths ta thr
sfaF Goo STATE aaasE ef lrsirf Eel coar
.se1.rE sr stfft.resf PROPAGANDA. an
elective frsfs~r % veles ts sa~ en-
? .rTr1reF af nrVfsE q @.HFrs. To en-.
Dress es1a fnF psh'te H.s. Gro import
ans rraeeirT r recording
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practically F9rrr sTaa Hat.es H rp-
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-25
BERT DUPREZ' GARAGE
IS SCENE or a BLAZE

Iar .r-r-r made eco runs aiftin
r.- brief sr..~ ~ an h0uE yesterday
aur-r0or fu ESQ smFI frrs. The de-
5arsmrHf eas called rt ris fn Bert
uea~~re Earas~ Hf TW~rfy -srruHd
rect aud Ta.rI s.-rrs Someone
Eaf tlravu LIGHTED cigarette .nl1 a
raautsts Of sasoUrs ttrguu on the
n1er TIE flame were sEiinsutth"d
eiHlaat tswass tu far building
AZ f.rs yesterday afternoon the Gre
.attlrs arr~ summoned tn che fuIt
~ o. 20 u1I'v 'rt twentieth strsr-
Tho sonf ia tH- chimney caught IRE
srrd.us sB1sfr rf sparss across the
roof ana tfr fs7rIv became alarmed
So damage resulted.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-25
THREE-EYE MEETING DATE
IS CHANGED ONCE MORE

President Al Tearuey has made an
other change In the date OF the spring
meeting OF the Three-Eye league d.
rectors and club owners. \ call IS
sued last week set upon next Monday
at Davenport Now Al has decided
that the date had better be put for
ward a day So. according 90 present
expectations. there will be a meeting
OF the Three-Eye league magnates
next Tuesday In the city across the
river. The session Is scheduled TO
open AT II in the morning.