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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-24
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-24
DIES MONIES AUTO PENAL
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-24

, ish dom mated legislative assembly In
existence holds itE sessions. Tor Lem
berg is thr capital % Gaiicia. and the
Poles. both because % their shrewd
political ability and their numerical
weight. control the Guiician legislature
in the face % their rivals. the Ruthen-
inns % East Gaiieia- The city % Lem
berg e. largely modern compact
uuetras surrounded BY scattering
sabuFhF.
While Gaiieia g. almost wholly an
agricultural region. and while a large
percentage % TIA; agriculture IS car
r.sd on ia the oid-tims way. there are
some few manufacturing ueishbor-
hoods and Industrial districts. Distil-
irrles occupy arst place among the
Industries. and there are many beet
sugar and tobacco factories. Petrol
cum springs abound along the Car
path .aas. and some % the towns On
this region grow from small villages
Co m9ttrrn BfaumnufE between New
Year and CHRISTMAS.
-Gaiiria has many % the worlds
most famous salt mines, Those a.
Wte..ezEa have been worked for near
o. seven centuries. 90 one time being
a prjseiPai source ~ revenue for the
Polish EiaEs Railroads are no; Per.
mittFd 60 run near them lest their Vi
brafi8ra result 60 eave-lnE Within
these wines aF~ a labyrinth - salt
trer streets and alleys. lined with
F.itarFt churches. staiFeases. rcstaur-
arts. slrinss and monuments
~Aastr5z has never treated her Poles
az thF Russians and thc r'Fassiaus have
treated theirs. The Poles % Austria
are as free % sing their national songs
&c ths people % our uWu south are
free ru Stag Dixie. They are a. much
az iifeFtF 90 EioFisy their past and 90
SPEAK theiF native tongue as though
ftTT wFFe free ssd Independent Ex-
eep1 thst fhry must psy their taxes 90
Austria and serve 10 Aus;ria's army.
lheF are practically governing
As western Gaiicia is the ~. onE-
s1tt 20 fhe Austrian Pole. 80 eastern
eaitciz is tse maia dwelling place OF
ne Ruthraiaa- The tuo races never
see aionE very veil together. The
peasant population % Austrian Poland
-tr ogt a hard existence. In many
parts % the country the peasant lives
Ia q iax but covered with straw. he
breakfasts. diass aad makes his sup
per % porrifE-. Washing {; down With I.
5aa brady. and IN general lives life /
'aii % want and empty % pleasure /
me peasants who farm for the mobiles 4
receive no money 10 payment. bu, only /
] share of the crop. often as Low as
'ue-tweifth. a wage OF slow starva-
Son
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-24
Sidelights on the European War

Neutrality-suspicious. of The As
sociated Press. The story OF the
fail OF General Baron Nuremberg from
his position as commander of one of
the most powerful OF the Austro-Hun-
garian armies TO an incommunicado
cell in an unnamed prison is one OF the
most closely guarded secrets in
Vienna Austrian newspapers are not
allowed To even mention his name
and inquirers even in the Hungarian
house OF deputies have been advised
TO let the matter drop.
From information which has just
reached Venice, it appears that the
general was summarily arrested as he
was about TO leave for Switzerland.
and has not since been allowed to
communicate even with his family or
lawyers. HIS object in going TO Swift
Eerland was the publication OF a vol
ume OF memoirs, in which ne hoped
10 establish his innocence OF misman-
aging the Austrian campaign against
Serbia by putting the blame upon the
shoulders Of the Austrian commander
in-chief. the Archduke Frederic.
The following explanation of Gen
cral Auffenberg's rise and fall comes
from personal friends of the general.
II is in general agreement with such
facts OF the case as have been prev
iously established:
General Nuremberg. as former
minister of war and one OF the great
soldiers OF the empire, was placed in
command of the armies which UNDER
took the invasion of Serbia at the be-
ginning of the war. This invasion
ended disastrously; the Austrians
were defeated with tremendous losses
and retired back across the frontier
in disorder. There was a hasty in
vestigatiOn in Vienna, and the inves-
tigators reported that General Auff-
enberg was mainly responsible, owing
to his gross mistake OF strategy in
planning and carrying out his offense.
They recommended that he be sus-
pended from his command
But is seemed unwise to the mill /
tsry powers to thus draw public at
tention TO the extent of the disaster
in Serbia, so it was decided that Auff-
enberg's retirement should be attrib- !
lted to i'll health brought on by the
strenuous exertions OF the campaign. 7
and that the title of baron should be I
conferred on him to support the i'm
preston that after all nothing really /
serious had happened to the Austrian /
-orces in Serbia The new baron was 4
ordered home, and placed on the re-
ired list among officers at the dis |
q siticn or She emperor 90 military /
service
The general came horne reluctant
md mystifed, and begai. some quiet
Investigations OF the sir .a.lon. As
ioon as he found out tina. he vas
'lamed for the failure OF The Serbs n
'ampaign he demanded that mis- side
II the story should be heard He got
70 encouragement in ofriai circles,
ut it became generally knooso a1lon.'
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-24
CLEAN AND TRUTHFUL AID
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-24
wEArHER FORECAST By
WIRELESS

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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-24

II ths California OIL lands which the
government is seeking through court
action 90 have restored 20 q we're 20 re-
main In the possession % the Southern
Pacific railroad the navy could have the
OIL lust The same for The reason that
ne railroad company would be glad TO
sell Tire OIL 20 the government. But
y the lands really belong 20 the gov
eminent instead OF the railroad. the
navy should have the oil for nothing.
and that IL why Judge Beans decision
In favor % the government must be
popular. No Law. % course. ever war
rantef the giving away 20 a railroad
corporation % mineral lands In the
public domain. The remaining Cali
foFuia OIL land IN litigation. said 10 be
worth S1=9.e0o. 900 should be restored
90 the government u the railroad com
p4ny dit no; secure them In accord
ancs With ia~.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-24
EAETHTALKSoMa
The Relief Of Rupture. Nf VA
William brady.n.D.
The Relief Of Rupture.

On~ nth q hernia % any kind - en-
6aassrsa every tay % his or her life
Al AM tine the ruptuEe may become
-sfrankuiatsd --circuiatlon shut on
e4asiEE acute obstruction OF tie
boE~l. Nth fatal terminatiun IN four
or fTs DAYS unirss immediate opera
sfsr IL Goar and evcn then the
ehzaess are douhsfsL u IL better 10
Rave th~ radical operation for cure.
aza act sur~r q lifetime % discpm-
fort aa4 annoyance and inehcisney
ssosi-E nth trussss. Mere personal
e~ei@aey fs a strnuE enough incentive
To- 83erasi1n. leaving out the rtsks OF
1afr~zts8 hsFniz-
AZ FOR che alleged cures By iniee.
tisa. special tFussrs. and similar
novelties. ths less said the better
Thsss thinEs are unirustwoFthy'
ss-ns ~ th~su are positively harmful
Considered from every stand
s9srs. Fh~ radical operation for the
rars 6s rupture OF hernia &C. about
ss risky. ana q tos more comfortable.
fhsn havinE q d.caycd wisdom tooth
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Qrsstlans and Answers.
TUBERCULOSIS OF THE SPINE
car Tuberculosis % the spine Potts
Diseased b. cured without an opera
t.1ar
Answrr-Usuaiiv rest. outdoor air.
suashias. good food and proper sup
port will cure. The latter means
cas-. or other appliance 90 put the
spine completely "a rest for many
mDnths The same general hyEienic
treatment used for tuberculosis % the
lungs or % the neck tserofuiai must
b. carried out
ATosiIZER or MINOR IMPORTANCE
I uss an atouirsr for my eatarrh- Is
that Egrci~uts
Answer-No. send stamped. ad-
dressed euveiops for advice.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-24
The Modest Press Agent.

New Concert music: The most
praiss-vrorthy since Beethoven and
Chopin-Wili be heard in Huntington
next Friday night This music viii be
played hy the composer. J. Porter Phil
iips. in the greatest style OF varying
possibilities ever heard on violin in
our city. Mr.. Phillips has loaned 10 a
select number OF singers. locally pro-
mincrt. the beautiful Quintet" manu-
scripts. from hts Dawn % Millennium
TO which are added other delightful
voice selections IN ballad form. for
Coutraito and Baritone. These are to
b. presented on this occasion through
the leadership OF talented artist. Mrs
Joseph Phillips. piano accompanies.
Nih play this composers stupendous
piano solo. comprising such difficult
use OF single piano as no
one hut the solo player with unusual
tcchuic can faithfully interpret
Huntington. ". Va. Herald-Dispatch.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-24

fadss ffeadrtes gave warning saat
n tae ATTEST NAV hiry reached a yer
dicf az varianes Win BE o'sn views hs
would aot be bogad BY IRIS beinf
fhs ease WY - F aecessaFV Oh pfta.ft
a fozsn srfed sn,f true men By farciaE
snsrn e. lister 20 aft mat evidence
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-24
June "a in American
History.

1894 - Newfoundland discovered py
Cabot, English explorer.
1763-Marie Josephine Rose Tascher
de la Pagerie. later Beauharnsls
and Bonaparte. finally empress Oh
France, born on the island of Mar
Unique: died 1914.
1s33-John Randolph ''of Roanoke
noted and eccentric Virginia states
man, died: born 1913.
I911-Imposing international naval re-
view at Portsmouth. England. III
honor Of the new king.
1e1fThe reconstructed kiel canai
opened by the German emperor
William Il
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-24

ms seraaa1s was Failed sf reiseo
shs ataer cav ta set 70 new vorIts al
sitads re~afI. fsoafF De- rose etaoa
f-es. should roe f-rt tsepoiatrd. hut
rafhsr saaasfll saat be diant gresS
4fVFHf4a else
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-24

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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-24

japanese shlpbuIidinE yards are full
up with business nowadays. Boats
TO total tonnage o. 10000 are now
hsiiding. A vessei quoted AZ sis.50e
~hes sold before the Sar broke out
nas changed hands a; the price OF
t11s.ooa.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-24

rAs sae ~ $1,000 aaf lnprfson-
meas fsr stt rrars .nsosrf as r. ernr
aiFF aO0u General ueEef obvfa.s
VII SnF e fsfBef cry fsa.r npon b.f
lffia rseaf1fionafT eotefefife
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-24

I military men that he planned 20 re-
establish his own reputa ion by show
ing that the blame for the failure
must be attributed 10 the Archduke
Frederic.
In on case. for example, the general
declared to a group Of military IN m.
I will not be made the soap goat for
an archduke who ought never 10 Ia -
been entrusted with the Supreme yOll-
mand of the imperial forces, ia who
ought rather TO have been locked up
in his palace in Vienns 30 prevent
his meddling in the coniuct OF The
war
This remark, together ',ith others
of similar nature. reached the ears II
the archduke, and the iatter's in
fiuence was exercised TO bCiGS about
the downfall OF the general The eli
max came when Aunen 3eIg Assarte4
that. having failed TO secuce q Le4.s.g
in official circles. he would pco-e his
own innocence and the archduS7's
blameworthiness by writing book on
the war and having it published IN
Switzerland
ITO prevent his fight into Switzer-
land and the publication Ct '1n fAteat-
ened hook, Emperor Francis Joseph
himself stepped in and ordered him
arrested and placed in solitary con-
finement until the end of the war. ne
was committed TO prison by imperial
order without the semblance Of a trial
or investigation, and was not allowed
10 communicate with the outside
world Questions addressed 10 the
government in the Hungarian house
of deputies were answered with the
statement that the government could
not at this time deal with purely
military matter in parliament"
Paris-CC Correspondence Of The As
ISOLATED Press MANY OF the soldiers
confined at the Cherche-Midi prison
awaiting court martial for infringe
ment of regulations ask 10 be defend
ed by women lawyers. On the con-
trary. the women at Saint Lazare
awaiting trial generally ask the head
OF the order of advocates for a nan
TO defend them
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-24

vim M tfsds aaisscs ~ f1fs eaua-
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-24

e@a~rsf AaEsiss ~ SAT- 90 BE- tas
movfaa soifiG fas 5@ses "a me ms&Af
Gao .eaaee
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-24
CHORDS AND
DLSCORDS

JOE Bailey announces he is return
ing 20 Texas. not as a seeker after Of
See. but 20 fight FOR his party. Texas
has not yet been heard from
LEN Small has been elected presi-
dent % the state beard OF agriculture.
And u Is said il is not a small job.
either.
AND they all said. as Lawrence hop
Cd they would. that the Illinois sena-
tor 10 looking more like Lincoln every
day.
THEY have had hail az Baltimore
First since Wilson vas hailed in 1912.
THAW SAYS he believed he was sane
when he made his famous break for
liberty from Nattcawan. His best
friends. however. contend 10 was the
eraEicsi thing he did since he shot
White
KING George personally pinned the
Victoria Cross on the breast OF Ser
Esaut Michael oLeary OF the Irish
Guards. Shades OF ST Patrick,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-24
GRnMING PAINS

tkUNlNN PAINS.
Growing pain. growing pain.
How Ia love Just one. aEaini
Shooting down a leg or arm,
Never doing any harm.
Simply proving blessed TRUTH
That I'm In the grasp Of youth.
That I'm getting. fast. 20 be
Man or woman. happily.
That the might which rears proud trees
Stops 90 tantaiizc my knees.
That the force which makes waves
cringe
neiEns 10 give my bones a twinge.
That I'm sproutinE. hour by hour.
Like a new and rugged flower
That each day 7 carry my
Head still closer 10 the sky.
Growing pain. growing pain.
How ia love just one, againl
But I'm more than passing TAT
And too old. by far. for that;
But when hurts are hard 10 bear.
When I'm bowed by grief and care.
When naGEht else but anguish reigns.
May Il not be growing pains?
II. $. HASKINS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-24
We're Wan. Opinions.

Hard work brings suecess-some
times
The man who is always behind
never gets ahead.
II you want TO make a lazy man
tired. offer him n Job.
Some married men make good dan
ger signals for bachelors.
One can't always Judge a man by
what his neishbors say about him.
Our idea OF real pretty girl is one
who seldom has TO stand in a crowded
car.
4 man doesn't necessarily believe
all you say Just because he doesn't
call you liar
When there IS a family reunion the
men present enjoy il almost as much
as they do funeral.
The average man is too modest to
say he Is better than other men-but
he = willing 70 admit he is different.
Chicago Daily News.
MIR woodhead called as witness in
trust suit.'-Headline. It's a safe
gamble the side he is lined up against
will not get much out OF him.
AMONG those not surprised at the
appointment OF Robert Lansing as sec
Rotary OF state may be mentioned his
Immediate predecessor.
BRITAIN may use force 20 obtain
war MUNITIONS. Headline. Malta Vita
light help some. too J. IL. -
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-24

BRITAIN may use force 20 obtain
war MUNITIONS. Headline. Malta Vita
light help some. too. J.M
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-24

Wv. ZIMMERMAN claims 10 have
been robbed OF $4,000 in a fake horse
race AZ Excelsior Springs. Probably
the swindlers figured he was due for a
shaking. Then. likely. Seeds, the head
Of the gang. figured IL was about time
for him 20 plant.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-24

CHARLES z. Bum has sold his
Peoria pony farm. Naturally the pur-
chaser feels he has q bunnanza.
CHICAGO woman has collected $3.50
FOR a $4,000 kiss. Must have been an
experienced jury.
ANGELES. Villas general. is en-
route 20 Boston. Going down TO see
where that famous tea party was
staged3
GRACE Stewart Potter. ChicaEo's
disappearing pianist. ought 20 prosper
professionally next season.
PEORIA &C. taking the lead I'm the
state On reducing the high cost 81 liv-
ing. a theatre there advertises Mary
Fickford ard other features for .
ecnis."
GOVERNOR Dunno al least is now
ia position TO appreciate the feelings
% one who has lost his faithful dog
via the thief route.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-11
MOLINE FOOTBALL Is
PAYING PROPOSITION

Manager L. C. Tillotson of the Mo-
line high school athletic association.
reports a present balance OF S1.496.44
In the treasury. Credit for the sue
cessfLl showing IS due largely 10 the
efhCieu; management OF Mr.. Tillotson.
who has supervised the affairs Of the
association since last September.
Football has been the best paying
proposition. according TO facts brought
out In the report. On Jan. S, 1915, just
before starting the basketball season,
there was n balance in the treasury OF
Sl.S31.5O. The loss since that time is
due 20 the many kinds OF winter sports
which were financed.
Moline's successful showing in the
financial end OF athletic activities is
exceptionally notable in view OF the
fact that few IL any high schools here
ahouts admit members OF the student
body 20 games for the low price fixed
annually which admits the pupils to all
football. basket bail and track con
tests at home during the year and also
carries with IL membership in the ath-
letic association.