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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-29

II was about a week before Memo
rial day a few years ago that one Ho-
ratio Sparrow. a resident OF the vii
lage of Okemos. entered the drug store
in that burg looking as IL he had
something serious on his mind, and on
being encouraged little he said TO the
druggist:
Doc, don't say nothin' 10 a Twin
soul. but the town of okemos is 10 be
Jared from center TO circumference
this evenin'!"
In what way?" was asked.
Never you mind, but be at the post
Office at : o'clock Meanwhile get
ready to feel the earth tremble,"
us it dynamite. Horatio?' was
gasped-
You be there and sect"
Horatio was a man that never got
excited when he woke up in the morn
ing and found a COW in his garden, and
the druggist felt quite sure he had
something big on hand. He must have
told about fifty other people what he
told him. for there was big crowd at
the postoffice at o'clock in the even
ing, and all expected to hear big news
Deacon Holden took charge of things.
as usual. and as the crowd got impa-
tient he said:
1T is understood, Teller citizens, that
Horatio Sparrow is goin' to launch a
thunderbolt here tonight, and it is
with more than ordinary interest that
I call the meetin' TO order. Stand out.
Horatio, and let's hear all about it"
Horatio stood out He looked pale,
l. - L. III no
for a week or what he was going to
say. and he started off as smooth as
grease:
THE drums are beatin' wild alarm.
There is a wavin' of flags, a marchin'
of men and wailin' of women and
children. War is upon the land. The
life OF the nation is at stake"
BY John. but that's fiow'ry Ian
guagei" exclaimed the deacon.
Anything more, Horatio?"
Il Jest want to call your attention to
the fact that Okemos has never had a
Memorial day parade" replied the or
ator. we hev never paraded and new
er decorated"
by John, but that's a strong pint"
shouted the deacon. Hank me if Ho-
ratio amt knockin' things edgeways.
No. sir; we've never had a parade nor
decorated any graves, and we ought
to be ashamed OF ourselves. It is your
suggestion that we celebrate the day
this year, Horatio2"
That's a pint, deacon"
And it's as strong as a log chain.
Yes. sir; Wen celebrate the day, and in
order to make it a howlin' success III
agree to take charge of the parade"
But I object 10 that" said Horatio.
'Hevin' originated this idea, I think
it's fur me to ride on horseback at the
head OF the procession"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-29
CCiintou Hsraid1

There f. said % ~ a row on n
Nashiazfoa over the work % the 70
pebiiean psbiieity committee. recently
orsauized ~ a Eroup % republicans.
ard noe Gadsr the coatroi % the na-
tioasi committee OF the congregational
co@mitsss. The trouble f. said 90 BE-
fzesiorai. and the Equalization hostile
60 = Eroap OF tentative candidates for
prsstisat. iaeiaGiaE Cummins and
uoFah-
Tie Herald has no information con-
esruinE tks co=@ittss's attitude to-
Wsrd ssy candidate OF szetsoa- Care
sk8ats - exercised rot 90 reopen the
ose sores % 1919. and 70 che eo1ataittse
- wosEsaE s6r OF skzfsss ssy pzFtic-
sisF ezE4i4ats or set % Candidates. -
e isiaFisE The party. Os the other
hass. tentative ezzai9ates and theiF
srtsEts @iEht see the idea that = con-
s1isses sfVpeattnx ee-tatn repgbifeaa
4sesrts~s T. thereby ass&iliaE iEfivid-
sais o. the party.
We lave sever noticed snytkinE far
tio-si IN th~ several sheets % cam
sei<z ls;sFs;zFe from the publicity
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-29

FalntlaE spells (aiso called syn
COPE. shock from al injury cerebral
hemorrhass tatso called "A stroke %
paFaiysis-i. narcotic poisoning from
GruEs OF alcohol. loss % conscious
ness from epilepsy. ureruia ttus 20
kiGasy diseased. diabetes. or sudden
Internal hsmoFFhaEc from the Tup-
tars % blood vessels Or orEana-these
are a fsE % the more common causes
% loss % senses. and every one should
know shat not % DO for the victim
a. well a. what % DO. The uncon-
sciogsaess 10 a. likely 90 come on In
The street OF IN a public place a. IN
The victims Own home. Bysianders
can DO good or harm BY their efforts
% assist the unfortunate sufferer
Don't Get Excited
uou't rub the victims wrists. Don't
wrlus your hands and shrek 40 other
bystauG~rE Dout raise the uucou-
acious person up. DOn't Try % pour
whlsEy down his throat and perhaps
choke him % dcath-or. n he survives
and happens 90 have shock or hemoT-
rhaEr. add 90 the eircuiatory deprcs-
sion already present the further de-
HNNNNaNsa OF aAaHaAAAa ANNAA 2 aaAA ~ HAaeaA
10 his face. Don't b. sure he o. Just
drunk because you can smell alcohol
90 his breath drunken man 10 la
Die % al the accidents . sober man
might have.
Don't Jet the police tote him on 90
the Lookup Insist that the victim
have medical attention Policemen as
a rule are pheuomsnaiiy ignorant Of
proper FIRST aid-and the less they
know the more ofacious they are
First Ald That Always Helps.
Give him air. Instead % carrying
BIN into a warm room. cover him we'll
With blankets or other clothing and
apply heat % the feet On whatever
form 90 is ohtainabis. Loosen the col
Tar and uerE-baud. n e b. a women.
ser that her corsefE and Wristbands
arr also iooaruet. Keep ths head as
Tow a. fh@ feet. ~ YOU telephone for
che doctor Try 90 have name and ad-
dress rrafy-aud don't Just beg him
90 cone right away and leave him 20
EtFirr where ~ o. needed
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-29
THE VIOLENTLY PARTISAN PRESS

committee which 90 into the Herald's
waste basket every week. The fault
which the Herald finds with Il. IL that
the stun - 80 bitterly partisan rs 20
Be a misat IN any paper which ex-
poets 90 maintain a circulation on its
merits a. a newspaper. and not as
political organ Whoever r. writing
the articles should realize that In this
part % the country. at any rate. rcpub-
hean newspapers do not exist for the
sole purpose % stirring the democrats
TO anger.
Political publicity organizations OF
all kinds have yet 90 awaken 20 the
fact that the DAYS Of the newspaper as
q violent political organ have passed
away forever. There IL n Geld for
political publicity. but 70 must be in
charge o: as bis a man as can be &C.
cured one Who understands newspa-
psrs- their aims. their constituencies.
and their relations 20 political parties.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-29
EMBELLISHMENTS AND NON
pAETISANsHIP

On spite ee ere sreFFaf Desire % al
braaG-aslaGFt asI rleet ta5ae.aE
people Sci tsls essesis tiss-ies. aai aIi
over ere state as us.f. Co uai1faia q
r5sszsslsae zst.fa.r toward tsr
beach. tse ery of blpartisaasalg- ass
a-TG ratsr1 bF fs1se uE1 c11sl4sF %
Oh tbetr .stesests sa tsis e4@pzlEs Co
sa1et tsr sartg t1esla-
We s1esasr t aEs ~b.rErfisansE p
t.st ereEa .t ratf wErr Er was pres
~ r1 eaF trE1eras bead 81 enc
Ua.rrt states s4srrEe eazFt arG 60
sFaa.rt aeat.r- -sraaaer 1f tar sans
party sa ssas BODY
We suppose E Gel partssarstip
wlies matss .s obligatory on tlira.s
f1 have aresrafatl9a OF t1ta lead
trs parties 6r ceFtsia comuissi6rs.
We sspaose ff is ~hipartisaushir~
wtfra has i1spirr5 tts trainers % ths
civil service laws Co tsV 90 rake %
Impossible 90 draw party tfr~s.
90 Eel roe orfF rsrroWs b1s ts Gel silly
aef asssrt 90 raise sseh a cry at ssis
stse TIE desire 90 remove the faGi-
t1ry frse every hsss o. szss5eiaa %
eeirE moved ~ political bias is GOT
at pars. sEssssa. buf aspartfsaaship-
Or asy eartisasssip has catered
fsts thts eanrsiEu GO has eags from
ere rergsrisan ste ts wosts b. b.
sa=sisasse5e ~ oas % sss rspabsieza
esnts4atss were % eous % Rock L.
tasf eeeesr srf trT 60 make a teat
VIA ses ssrssesasie cssfatasss. saeA
az asrsrrf. - c1erss. wesstf rssss
wtss sHs rsesE wtfca &c wozi9 e.
serve
'rrsrr - = vass siTsrssee sssNssr
a-f ssaarsis&assts
oae tavefvss gss % q fas Esrass roifs-
tesf Wsaeer. TEs ofhsr ssass ~
sraaf ssirfstf asfftefs whirk tcoks
above esf ssyosf re'fsfest tees at
sseis 80 rffs sss ssseA frura sss ssirs
81 rof7sifs.
Eebets sfrt preeseff1Es ss essrse-
s-rfsr,f sHs eoss- rttfse reeabsfese a. I
sf~fsf rsrvs~sss7 Nstf N ttss efsv arf 1
srrTsas a rssstisfss % saes practices .
II re s&&taE % ezstssssss f2s 80
seneG !
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-29
Sidelights on the European War

Dusseldorf. - Correspondence OF
The Associated Press.) You don't
need to thank me for this. II long ago
lost Its significance"
The this" was a woman's wedding
ring. worn and scratched. The mes
sage was blurred and poorly written.
Ring and message, indicating some
hidden tragedy that never will be re-
vealed. were sent 10 DR.. Christian
Bruhu. one of Germany's most distin-
guished dental surgeons. for the fur
therance OF his present life work
the patching up of soldiers whose jaws
and teeth have been shot away.
The patching up process required
much gold. DR.. Bruins clinic is free.
and. thus far at least, unsupported
from any Official quarter. As his fame
has gone out over Germany, however,
his gold reserve has increased amaz-
ingly. A famous actress has given a
heaven medallion, the gift of the ruler
of a German state. 4 noted Ntterateur
has donated a similar gift from the
king OF Sweden. Wedding rings, seal
rings, necklaces. gold coins, from Eng
land and from Turkey, even old gold
teeth, have poured in on DR.. Bruhn. TO
be melted up and find their way into
the mouths of wounded soldiers.
Men who have viewed war from all
angles and who are intimately ac-
quainted with its horrors have declar-
ed repeatedly that the worst part OF II
is in the hospitals. The orthopedic in
stitutsons, where the soldiers are pains
takingly made new again so that they
may go back TO the front, are infinitely
depressing.
But they cannot compare for sheer
horror with the great institution in
Dusseldorf and with Dr.. Bruhn's pri-
vate clinic, where dozens and scores of
men sit or lie with half of their faces
left, with noses and upper teeth miss
ing, with hands enclosed in steel
framework that supports broken lower
jaws until newly inserted bones shall
have had a time TO knit.
The Dusseldorf institution. OF which
DR.. Bruhn is the chief surgeon, is de-
voted exclusively to the care of sol
diers who have been injured in the
Jaws. and is far and away the largest
of its kind in Germany. Weekly it is
turning out men who. aside from scars
and somewhat impeded speech. are
about as good as before the war men
who a few weeks or months before
were brought in in such shocking con-
dition that the layman, If he could en-
dure to gaze for long. would despair
Of ever saving Them
The patients frequently are found to
have rife bullets imbedded in the
bones of their jaws. bullets often that
have been fiattened out or twisted by
the compact OF lead against bone More
serious are the shrapnel and grenade
wounds. which tear away whole sec
tons OF the face and leave a jaw frac-
tured In n score of places.
Through use OF the Roentgen ray. or
X-ray. the patients exact injury is
on his admission. In a
majority OF cases there is some por-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-29
rEEloRIAL DAY

Memorial trr each veer seeds re-
back l-s1 gro s-sf Tt ls enc es- par
araiar taF aa-a We ss1se CD tliae o.
ts1s- vas sawed fs.s eas.sa. 90 basss
fs- u-ne-T ef fE1se Ht5 tirE f1r Go
aaf te express esr rrsfi-a+s 90 those
E 1 ter Que eae- aaTaarG tte.s
rea.rtt-s seE err $500 .a oar mltsf-
ft-aarts. EsF sErrrt4F- SERVES Co give
as EaaE rrTeereer Coz sse esss wtiea ts
sassiaE .ss.s ersf essential Go ss ttis
~rFrreee- ws.sa close esa tfEst fss
lssssess0aa vt5eE arass service for
EG.s eaaEsrT .e EeF fEfgrr ss aaF %
enc arts. werferr ts peace or uaFs sa
ra she @sv esrsrf as
FrT Veers taar passed s.srs ftr
Ciaf war was fassFE Dor uaET years
ere rrrs-ttrs themselves t1oigrf 4poa
tfe~srlst Cav ss EFr vrFT OWE. ar
RAGGED su s.- Details at ere cFt=sFs-
f1Ha ast sstsf far bst tlssle aaEssf-
assistance Alas. fEE Years EsFF
tsfse-f Ee-f- raeEs fEt we 90 logger
sr- ta- se1a.r ert erect mra WtH sa
EsI.fH.'T rFrerrt sr che WF@Trlas
Gov process .rs even s trea.r asa q
eslf srF rer ssHr rrar-reee f1F tsF
Cav ts tarFr s.ss tss Fsars save tsera
away teF rrvssrEt esfheslssss. tss
saies step sef enc esFsrT toes.
Zee ss eeee fsss tsr rasEs iced rot
sE br rf we soldiers. bEF tTt
gs a- sure fEsf tEE atseFTaree o.
U-aFs.sr cav sesv aat slr-r because
te- rarts at ere brave eerrst-s are
r. .aHHe
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-29
MAKING WAR SUPPLIES.

Th- uaaefa~fgrsr ~ arazs. ANIMAL
tiaa and a-a-- supplies % te ass4 ia
ere great var asE faElaE Be- E1rose is
eaas.an rarF % ere N~W EeEiana
a-.-ls ts uorE 1grrt.sr. Large orders
Or r.atElsE ssifa-us. H1siery aaf
o.a-r rtfars la ssalaa1 Tor army Csc
Fave been placed ~ EaslaGd and
Frarer. art tt is sat1 tEaf aaeT % tHe
r. lIs o. ae1 ar14s1 Palia1slghia are
also t-EiealsE Co wors ovsrtinze sii-
.ez arI-rs Tts FitSsbuFEh aiiis are
saraErd rlGesr wtoiiy 10 che manu-
ssrflrr ef s-eils-
Te- S1ea srotia steel q Coal com
earT has closed a. order uith the Can-
st.sa Eerrrur-er. for three ruiiiior and
a trIf % SHELLS. tt ls noe only for
-.rEsrea- b1rrd shsiis. bat also other
shells. wasrt range ia sizs e. biEa as
f.FfF palEGs. eoetainlaE high sEpios-
ives. me larrrsr SHELLS have q diam
eser of four and oar-balf inches
To e1mpIssr this order D. March.
1915 fEF time specified ir ere contract.
r alff o. necessary f1r the company
r1 average over eleven tholsEr1 shells
Per a4F. and .a order t1 90 trls ~Nt~u-
s.11s t1 lhrir gast piauts viii BE- nee
rssarT.
TIE G1sstar E1vrrrmsrt has not
a-lr placed large orders Tor steel rails.
a-t fs rre1r.afirs Cor o. BIG cu1fraet
.raaIr.ae ah1gs 10000 railroad ears.
b1t 90 DBL also saff ts BIZ ir che market
Coz fr aHI f1ss 1f srr.fFr. 1900 tons
OF copper nE1 5000 tons of aluminium
80 E srrl.r. SECRETARY OF the Cai-
raE1 nErGra-e Tool e1uprlT. an
ralrers rerr e.s company tas Fri pro-
cess et aalgfarsgrs 10000 shrapuel
far El-aaear sE.pmsef. aEt tlnt ftr
e1reerr has received q farther order
f1r goo SHELLS. work lpoa which
VIII r-E.a srer. uT-F orders are sub
contracts f-aaa ERE HethIesrm steel
c1-pe-rft1-.
Fr1n FETrte,pts 90 ts reported
Ert thr s1srrwe-e F0ertrv and 1fa-
es1e raHrlsF Ers t11rirl l-s force
ere fs ve-eaE Ese F-f HIrsf .r an
r7a-f s1 ru trr large orders from che
uF~~faE srs.Trs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-29

city waiea everrgied tas principal Gf "a
scneoi ssd -siEst&ssd a pupil dismiss
eG Soc rsfGsias Co Gsbafr the agsstara
whether ths sissiaE ef ere Lgsitzsis
vac hsstlsahie. go che patriotic sst
property rsasrai taiaE TIE pupil GsE
dsrlineti 90 agsold tas ssirusatfvs stEs
% the aassgiee. sis Sosltiaa esfeE tsst
90 10 80 weaid smcust 90 a Violates
ef aegsFsiity "a requested On tse proc
iamation % FrsslGsnt Wttson. TIE
prfnefpsf dismissed ana. tut tas ease
vac tsksa before sas boarf. Shieh Hsid
tnas ne rapft BAT a Setter eocceptioa
ef tae dafY % al Aasriear nan tas
heat % tas seasaf hsd manifested
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-29
AND
DISCORDS
Before the BuIIetin Board.

Before the Bulletin Board.
You bet they'll win. They've got
the greatest army in the world And
their cause Is right"
I'm not going 10 argue that ques-
ton. I'm neutral"
Well. I'm not"
Then. my friend. that ends the dis
cussion. I supposed all the while
was talking 10 an American citizen !
find instead was talking with for
eiEner."
NOW that ordinary mortals are be
ginning 10 affect Palm Beach suits
they are no longer worn at Palm
Beach. However. that does not mean
that they have discarded clothing en-
tirely at the beach.
AURORA'S model man has fallen
Further substantiating the generally
accepted theory that there amt no
such animal.
II KNOW just how bad conditions
can be in Chicago; I used TO live
there" Billy Sunday is quoted as hay-
ing stated recently.
ACCORDING 20 a ruling by the New
York public service commission each
passenger in a trolley car is entitled
70 l7.7S inches of space. Now in order
TO get ones rights he probably will
be compelled TO carry a measuring
stick
JOHN Gardner and Miss Alma
Budd have been married at Toledo,
Ohio.
WASHINGTON reports that the
liquor interests are booming James r.
Mann OF Chicago for the republican
nomination for president. Who'd a
thunk IL?
GO TO church tomorrow. 1t will do
you good.
WHEN you return home swat the
fly. Your aim Will be better.
N explaining the delay in answer
ing the American note on the sinking
OF the Lusitania the ST. Louis Globe
Democrat says the kaiser merely has
gotten behind IN his official cores
pondence-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-29
THE LABOR FAMINE .

~ r. eisfnaed N certain fsdassrfsf
e-nsrrs that q labor fsmfas" =
snrsassnef becsass so rssav ftsiisss
srs tarewfns so sneir toss 60 retars
60 thesr nsefvs eeaasFY sad azhs Tor
thsfr kins tsat - q uttie sgrasEs
n sueh q Gsasrr EXISTS. fsr tatsr-
sses wafer eeatr0t tAe iaeustrfsl sit-
uatieu IN tais eeeafrr 60 ei&5os ~
snfifty 90 give sueiogment % tsess
ssxsax Soc wersf rasse srs esG az
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-29
William brady.n.
To Aid an Unconscious Person.

II the unconscious person shores or
seems 20 breathe with difficulty OWNS
20 apparent obstruction % the throat.
turn him we'll upon one side. almost
facing downward. ard hold him IN
fha. position and the breathing VIII
~ once BE- easier. II he doesn
breathe AZ all. turn him over fia< upon
his abdomen with face turned 20 right
or left and hands palm down on
ground beside his face; then simply
allow your weight 20 rest forward on
your arms. with your palms upon the
small % his back Just over the lower
ribs. This drives air out OF the chest
Then release the pressure and rest a
second or two. This allows the chest
% expand again % It's own elasticity
and draw In air. Keeping this manip-
ulation up Is times a minute consti-
tutes schafer's method OF artificial
respiration. and a Is the most efhca-
cious method known
Questions and Answers.
Confidential communications - The
letter from Mrs. l. :. ". in a recent
issue % the paper interested me great
Is Have you the lady's address?
Would like 20 communicate with her.
Reply.
All letters are treated as oonfden-
flaI communications and destroyed
when read. We can therefore not give
names or addresses Of correspondents
Cold Cream Doesn't Cause Them
Does the use OF cold cream cause
biackheads?
Reply.
40.
Working the Deaf am troubled
with head noises and deafness. Have
received several letters from catarrh
specialist S. and other companies
who say they can help me. Would
appreciate YOUR opinion
Reply.
Hang tight 20 your money. Any
specialist" who writes and tells YOU
how anxious he IS 20 help you grow
poorl iE a fakir. take - from Us who
know. No seif-rcspecting specialist or
doctor ever plays that game
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-29
TIE JUDICIAL SITUATION

-iaes M srzaaixation % Hoek
I.laad eountY the time never has
Neon wh~n h has b@gn pithogt =
resident sfrruit court iudrs- let
nov. with a constantly Increasing
calendar and . eouEretsd conai-
fian % soart basins-s, the rrpub-
liean party. ~ far a. o iir- With
IN ~ pawsr b. o. 81, has seen "a
o. di-franehiss the eaunty - Eocs
fsl4nd fn the selection ID men o.
sit ca IT, eircuit b@neh for the
nsxt term % six years
The growing desire q the ps0-
pie for years has b~eu o. Keep the
bench free frem the Influence %
partisanship- frgrI possible pre-
snation. On t4gts ~as taksn ~ TIE
trainers "a ths Constitution O. Pru-
vide for thfs vsrY thing.
The snfY way % rrbuAs The IN
i~stisa % politics inta ths indi-
eiary q fhis district and % iusure
Raek Island gaunty n rv-iteut
iudr~ l. through ths sisetian 81
:. r. ksawsrthy ard A. p Berg
tand-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-29

Twelve mulor game fsG lave
been placed ta waters 5a are arsr
Nrrmttifoa counfv Frc~rFiv tH~1aEs
citation % Ehat locality. The minR0us
we're preDosated az ere state fse
hatchery az Havana or thts locality
had sfrniiaF association Co laoE after
the stocking ef Noes river ant enc
eaasf ths saEffss BE- e Few years would
De greatly Improved,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-29
May 90 in American
History.

I630-Charies IL. OF England lthe Mer
~ Monarch born; died 1885.
IT36-Patrick Henry. patriot orator o.
the Revolution. born; died 1913.
1s14-Empress COR ex-EmpreSsj Jose
phine. divorced wife OF Napoleon
Bonaparte died; born in Martl-
nfque 1903
Io11-W. s Gilbert. dramatic author
and librettist. who wrote Pima.
fore Patience" .'MikadO" ana
other favorites, died; born 1856
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-29
Common Carrfers Of Nohflitr.

The four steamers OF the American
line are old and small. They are now
operated exclusively as second-cabin
ships But they are sailing back ana
forth with every cabin filled while
European nobility and American f.
nancial royalty bid against each other
for berths.-Hartford Times.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-29

vAys hare b~sz pisEfy % A=srieHa
faboriar =sa. aGfius born OF sa;gr4i-
lad. % sli posssio1s aEd thsFv ~o1i1
have besr Gar fever ogf q uorE lad
tEess bees fEsersd AL aionz. IL
s.sae % taportisE ho-4sa % foreign
srs. VIA 60 sense % loyalty % Amer
ga % Asaesieaz iastifations. % 81
fhef- rra~as
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-29

Iowa has taken a sensible step .e tF
@nort CD rrfaee ere cost ef Bres-ea-
tion OF criminals Carvls.s VIII n- ss-
t1Ned Wages r1r verE Fa-T performs .s
the eeultenfUtry eat tarlr frst earn
faas Will BE- paid OBJ me eosgsv r1 re-
inan4rss enc state Cor rhr cost Of dis
poslaa af GHrfr eusrs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-29

Thag buttons wuI tssupess tre@
women's ctetaiaE gnirss ere E1vere
ment does sometimes ta protect ere
fresh water clam was ta- assert .ae
mate bF a speaker af ere EsrgsFes
workers eanv-nflaa ls chicago tass
week Wvsu enc elt@ wegtt cry agf ia
p'atsst against sgea "a continuance
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-29
Dbl BoreaI SoclaI Circle.

The largest settlement in Greenland
IS Sydproven. with a population OF 766.
and the smallest Skansen. with As in
habitants. And. probably during the
long winter evening the people OF
Skansen think longingly of the gay
life OF the metropolis OF their land
Rochester Union and Advertiser.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-29

Several thousands 81 ftai.an vaae-
are 90 30 pressed fsf1 service f1r por
nee duty Poi fake rBe places of enc 1sFe
who are la far army TIE w-it Snawr
vendstfa probably fs trrmbteF OIL lts
boots
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-29

Comment.eE tpou ere closing ~ 'fF
truatY win ftpas rrrs.fret Yuan ssl
fGat 81 Cnias ssht. I've are ashamed
aad hamii.ttrt. buf our weakarss far
vifr,t fnaglf" Eur rrusrs Lei CONF
nleaded f1r tbe eeGs.jsfal.aa et E4e
extreme paelasts
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-29

Louisiana rrbgsl.eaas are f9r ltsoss
veft for Dres.d-eE .s t8tG Sow E ere
eotonst eaa get Ft5rt3s sst some ot
enc ether southern sssfes lart gs DO
may eonsisisr bis boom la "a tsir Ws7
"a. be launched
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-29

MIsets.ar Esf arranged fsr fsF
draEaiaa CO all main roais ie1isrE Ia.@
o. far GREY rGr prart e.tv also has
rIst boosted BEE Bopalstioa wifa "a spsr
eiat census sag Id saowtas etser egi-
d@ner ~ eBI1s "a Gee. f-,ttf uvr.T berg
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-29
TIE GARDEN.

on. come into the garden. Maud,
And 20 our plants give heed.
fear our bean vine Is a fraud;
II looks more like a weed.
The early radishes are late.
They do not seem 20 thrive
Our onions met a dreadful fate
And very few survive.
oh. come into the garden. Maud,
And take a look around
You may see something 20 applaud
Emerging from the ground.
But 7 have disappointed been,
DisEruntied. from the first.
! think I'll lei the chickens in
and let 'em DO their worst.
Louisville Courier-Journal
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-29

The Americas EotF CELLAR is row ss
. prsmb4es ee eeaFtv per erut ir
terms of Eusf s8 monrVs 2 per cent le
terms % grrucb @ogrv aat more tsaa
that ta terms Of Geruaa set tsgi sn
money tt ts t9e pFre4i-F monetary
INIT OF ere woFif and tae logger Ere
wa coatiasss ere note wllsly wlu Be-
b. 80 rscnenfzeff