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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-06-11
Siuiss.

Sri. ssAa G,tlrrnnpittb rciitc leg.
te 8ode naf Ct. Sonis lm ocrt
ldnaerc 3eit SIT rcrblciben.
3. u. @asbler begab iih out
9ienstag iettcr Sodr ludp &arreu,
ton lnn DER Gd)htfsieier Oes Central
&slepoi GuilN1c bci5lnpobneu.
Sein Somt ellQcn bot Wiibren>
npbrerer Sabre Nieic GrSiGblngSa!l-
italt bciudt lno lebte &sodF nit
9lllsicidntng iein Gronlel hcItnt.
oen.
Die Waiiiipn Sonntuaid)ulc in
9iebersS dallballR lit iett 5llr gBirf.
lidfcit eelpouhen mo miro BON nun
al ieben sISoluttoa 9tadpnittaN
Sduile gebaltep aperbeu 5u Dem oas
8ltbliflmE at uno imp, boflifit
eingclonen iit. Inter Den @eIlld)-
ern one Iebten Somltag iid) eilp1e.
fllnhen lpatteu unb aftTpen slntbell
nabanen befmroer iidb Or. 3. slatiber.
5cioe inN 9futI,on Snppnepcr poil
9rate.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-06-11
Sermann, aQo, Sreitas, ben 1. Snni 1915
Stein linterid,ieo.

Gas Stonts.2cpartemclt bat lei.
ncr 3eit zine @arnlma gegen Rci.
len nady Ntcrifu eraiicn lmo oor.
alf aitiauerfiom 9eilFod)t. SaB ipcr
begebe, ons allf ctaenc tScfubr tlnc
9us man FORFEIT. &sem iraeuoduo
&riog gefitbrt miro. bGIt man iih in
mHelneficnef elrtiermrnq. 9lber lit
SEN britild,8l carlp1iiern miro alM
Ssricg aafii9rt, ltnb ole warnIug,
sic man onnrals in SSaibirqton be.
treffs Merifp crlicB, lp1rc gegen
fnhrteit nod Der cilropoiiden
ariegssnie liliNit ont Elnec Qcmc-
fen. Gin 9herifaucr, Der lid hc,ltc
lpad, aterifo begibt, tblrt oas ami Ell.
genes 9tiitfos lupo mir einen glnpri,
faner, Der lid. I)@he aad) Gnpluno
begibt, mirb Oosirlbe gclten. Geuul
in beioeis SGllen lnncdIt cs lid nm
;subrten nod ocm &rieaSidnuplut,
ilho NOS fiir bcn Ginen gilt, mlB
audi fiir bell stnocrn geltcn. -ginm
llntcuidlieo Smiidlen Dem merifuri,
lden itno Oenl britrldcn &riegsdMu.
pIase 5lt inoffn. lit niht anadngil.
Cincinnati ,tircie YrciR".
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-06-11
Srufe.

Sic ysieleR llno gseiNpt bdbcl
mod, leltelt 10 id,on ailsgeIebcn ala
iett lnlo on eirer 9ttclr Sclprnte
miro es Notrr in oieiem ,Sobrr rid,t
feblen.
sllio Der Is. uno l6. Sinm limo
pom @ollDernelr dls 5000 9bpoos
Sane proflaaniri ipnrocn. SaBt ins
allc mrd, bicies SSubr lrpieren 5beil
Slr ScrbcIienlnM lllrleWr Sunos bei'
troaen i1rNent mir mir Die teibeur Sa'
&C lnpiern Mann pr &oahurbeit
Itcllen
Die 9rate 9eenrolt iSeltcr.@cr'
iiderlllEs @eRllidsait hot folgelloe
lpae 9comte ertriihit; ". Z. San'
geqrbena. Sr1iiocnt; 2olris Sdll9ellr
benz, Sdnnrteiiter llth Sclrrp Srebe
llno .sobn s. @lleller, slbid)dscr.
0ic @aseonroc Guaultp S&t'el3c'ell'
idjait bielt am 2. SSlati IN Der Ercsr
bptcriaer airdje nobe Sap lbre
SSsabrcserianmtanw ab inrh eripnbl'
te Ole iolgenben 8enrllte;i Ealtor
ambs, Yriiiomlt; ,GSacob Saptnlreper.
gsSe-8rdiioefrt; GriNt Gnaelbredt,
Sdlat,nciItcr. $t20 mlrroeit on bic
garttcr @eieaffnft 9eialuot iuo
Gaitor stnopeas soffnnallh Senrp
9pefe, 5riB gtllllmeper iupo 6rlt
Soobein Si lebcnldltgiiden .Oeitglie'
bern ertp1blt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-06-11
Gine ieltiame Aranfhcit.

Ginc ieltiame &raufbcit, !Scrr II.
9opp bon Heoclifie, alta., beridtet
iiber ieine @rfabrilN nit eincnl el-
gentbiifnlidlen Seioen. Gr idreibt
ySor einen Sabre befanl ids cine
grt pon rSicber, peldDcs cine id)lnn'
me @nt5iirpollna nIeites @elidres 5ur
sSplgc bate. Die @eidapiilitc lpilr.
Den 10 groB, buB JIG meme sIlpen
lnro iclbit Ole Sbren broedten I'd
fonute mdH ntcbr iefen. Sd) lob
ihrcflidl nlla mn erAitl0ete llltbe'
idyreiblidr Sdaner5cn Sd tonIul'
licrte peridieoein 9Ier5te, bier uno
in ben Gcrinigtr Stantelb aber ME.
rmno folnte mir helfcn StlleBllh
crslhltc mir Gin Dtuun IN Seolep
BON syorldS glWnfrdltrr 3mel
1sluiden oicies SoeilnitteIs fltrierten
mid; pollit1rhig. Sd) faum mn ia
ger, bab id es als Die ipinloerbarlte
aller WeNi,ilen betrndJtc"
sSorni's gllpenfralrter iit feline
glpcthcRrrneoisin, ioiphern ein altes
3eitcrprobtcs &rGutcnhcilmittel, mel
DIES Id,on ilber binroert Sabre I'M
@ebralrd lit. obgleid cs ienlals in
lnnniienocr @etic offentlid ange'
seiat puror. SIS miro oem Ellbli.
finn oireH opm 2aboratoriinn ge-
,iefert. Man idyreibe an: Or. We
ter ssobrl,cp & Sons So, 1875
90. Soune slnc., Gbieoao. ,Sn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-06-11

-Die oiesiGbrige Stantsfair III
GeSaIia miro bonn % September
tss 9. Offober dbsebnlten hperoca.
Gatalose fonnen oatrdl ben Sefrtar
besoaen tperoen.
ssn oem ,Sudtbaaiie 5n sSefief.
Ion gitp befinoen fih 1850 Str1f-
lirMe, ole allerIei gepiIfe repruien.
tiren, aber es 1T fen eirBi9er 3ei'
timgsMmusseber oSer @eoaftcar
ooriuiter. .@ir @iloe" iino ood,
before Neitfdrn
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-06-11
Stidbniten.

9eun. Se0ermann fennt Die 8ir.
hung bon einem 9sifte-@oIoe oui
Siiiten. Or. 8eI's 8ine.Sar.Son
1T oas Wftttel, ,ueldes bel Std.
buiten dneIIe 2inberuns brinst,
Den Sdleim aus aunsen nno Soils
l0ft uno oos Suiten IeiGter nodt
Cine SarniIie nit berampodienSen
4inoern ioIIte nidt obne Sieies
Mittel fein. SoItet's an Snno fin
&uiten R'S grfdItnng. Csc. bel
Gimem apotbefer. electric gitters
cine Sriibidbrs, ,@eoi5in. 2(sfoo.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-06-11
-,,cifcrion Sin 1T pOn Sol. 3.

,scifcrion Sin ut pon Sol. 8.
9. @aporFr beitinmt Woroen als
Der SantnclpIas Der 9efilriporter
Der 2anofrebitbonfen tmo miro orelc
GerIonunllng bier in Der erltel'
SGGfte .aes Otolmts ,siini ftattflmoen.
W,an mill ole grt lnpo &Seiie be-
ipreden, mic bicie Sadle olh oor'
ti,cilbaiteiten oen Stinntgebern bel
ser nGdtItrn 8cbl por9elegt ipepoen
fonn. Is lit EN- tcnIpordrcs Sndts'
tonrite ermanirt tporben, lnn ole EN-
Ieiteipocn Sdritte 5iI tbnn 5ipeds
llnterbrrituna eines slmenoements,
ociIen annatnie oief Sdrotreott'
Banfen olrtboriiiren iuiiroe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-06-11
8m. s, Brian reiisnirt ais
Stnats Sefrctar.

ySm. s. 8rpan, Staatsiefretdt, bot
an 9ienstog Dem Brdiibefitcn ieiqle
Meiignation lntterbreitet ltfto Int aus
@ilion's Gnbinett ultsgetreten, W'el.
nulRsperidieoelbeiter 5tpiiden itan
iri0 Trdiibeat @ilien iiber ole aal
Neiltfd)lunS geridHete 9eote rperoe,,
bon 9rpan ols einer Der Salipt.
griilloe ieines glltstrittes mis oen
GabilRtt aptgegebeli, On nod ieliletn
Grneiien Die y6ote at 0paitider slrt.
iei ulro er 0ieidhe lridt billigen
fonlte
8rpan apdr Der slatlidt ole aolr.
troperie INIT 0elutfdluro ciltelu
SdyIeosgeridt porsadegen altStatt
0eutidllufr6 Dor belr &ppf 81 1toBeIl
ari1o iuiere bisber freitpolid,en ge.
5iebungen nrit ieipefn Saltbe burb
CEN al5n itpengen Son Der gate 81
1efdbrtell. 9rpon lit fiir oen sSrlt-
Set, bod} Der Gent Der 9tote an
8elutidJlalpo ebne lMdt Scr ysea 5lun
,Srirocn luo ei1le ipldpe gSote fGrtie
er nidJt lmlterseidSeil.
gS1bren6 9rpoll's 9feiignatinn bon
eilien groBen SGeile Der elrglfNden
Yreiie iat anliepn 2airbe idparf 9eta.
0eGt miro, muB ole Waaiie bes golfeS
ibnt HedH gebell. Die Gntporulg
itber oas @eriellfen Der &riitaapia Die
0lir6 Die 'Setprelie bepuongerllfen
luoroen par, bat iib rad ribta8er
9etradhulg Der Su6loae gelegt, uni
lalr Die ,Sreilltbe Gnpgiailhs tpiilul f,tell
luto boffteqt, Dab iuir apegen olcieHl
&orfalIe 9eitfhlano Gem &rieg ers
fldren rniBteal. Sic beitdrftsn oen
Erdlibenten onrilJ aauf cine gSeile
nnrilmebfll, Ole mir Gi eiltelit Giloec-
gebniiie iiIbrap foillte: 3lmr Yrttb
nHt oeln Gelltiden Reidc, Den Ole
aroBc Ne6rfRit oes amrifaniddicl
Soifes itidf lpia. Dcnr oaB Delltld-
lafio iidJ Dem sniiHnelr oes Serrn
gSilior, Den llntenieefoptfrieg nat
ieilnn g,oridnften 5a fiibren. nidlt
fiigcil fdain, liep ulif Der SNnnb. e'S
nntB es OILS unntaBiidy enpfinoef1,
: -
oab slnlertfo itml airf Iof6e Sseiie N
Die Grlne falen mill, nadpNen es Ger
GSillfiir @roBbritunrietrs feilic
Sd)ralpfelb ge3ogeu.
Dies aiebt 9rpon llidf alS eiitelt
Der @riiirSe, Die ieinen &iftritt per-
alrlaBteiG at. 8obQ 0her legt er IN
ieiner 9arleglnrg iener gpobes @e.
luidt allf ole sllpiidN, lutiere &e9ie.
rqlng miiiie oen 9ii1err unieres
9oipoes Die 9elmltllng aller, Mlt?i-
tiou ,lro Sprellgitofie als 2ooalnJ
fiibrenoen Sdiffe ltnteriageli. ghu,
iit oas chen 6erielbe Stonbplntft, onf
pcll 1td) ole Oeltrh) nllterftmtlln9
Ereiie geitellt bot.
glubeuoem peptritt &err @rpan bil
slniida, ooB ode Suuitaiia slqreele.
gerubeit einer &orrmriiFion sur @rIr.
bigiig i5bengebelr aperOen lolle. Sr
halpoelt barir MIR fulgerihti9; ma:
er es bcd, Der 6en @ebanfen, oaB
Die 8oIfer iidy blirdy 8ertpiige per.
pfIidten iollen oldtmlhenbe Strei1.
frogen aitf id)ieosgeridtlidem @eJe
5u erleoigen, atf ieoe 8ei6e gefor.
bert bat. Dab er oieien sbea[e
| itidt ,bntrelt perSen ipollte. gereidt
| linn 5itr @brc. limo lpie ole 8inse
lieyeai, bot tnalt tein &edyt aiisutieb.
nlel,. bob ibn alpbere als ole all9ege.
beneii, ebrlid,en 8elpegsriinoe beipo-
gen babeii, ben SdIritt SH Hbitl, Der
itum gagelanGrtie nrebr Sdoel als
Cob entbrirtet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-06-11
Srunnen sObren.

slrteitSde 9riinnen, aebohrt an IL.
genoeire1n Srt uno 5il atntebntharen
Sneiien. @iipeer bon @oseotaSe
Gountp fonlrn ben @rfoIg beSeligei,
,peIden id i'm Sritnnenbobren fir
fie ersielte. gsn fd)reibe on mid.
pesen gsaberem.
6. 6. Garland, Belle, Io.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-06-11
sluf cinau israd)tpae DER 8a

Iul eiliblll SiuupiSitbS 0i Cow
baib battcu lid lebte &od,c .
Cramps in einc Gar gefhlider. De-
nen Slmid)en CT. Gborles inlo 5ort'
itcll blrd, Oen @renricr Gam Gaplor
ein iSabrgebb dbperluitgt tpllroe IS
fanr 5lun Streit. Der 9rairFer 800
icilen Reoolper iinb icnerte. ,}ipel
S-~mps ipuroet perimnbet. ciner
idapcr, oaf, er ndd 0an Solpltal IN
ct CHARLES gebradt peroen milBte.
no er utn @&ttfpodr Morgen oer-
jd,icb. Der mrbere SerlpuIloete piir'
&c nocb @oberIp befouoert SapIor
iuroe perbaitet uno beiinod tidp IN
eer Sail pr Ct. Charles
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-06-11

SSsadion 9ountp bot Die beiten
2mtoftraben i'm Stoate; Damn fommt
ct. Souis @oinitn ,ino id,liebig Sal
per Gountp. Sn Sanep imo IN
Gsarf Golaitp sibt es MIR 8ipei ooer
rrei Weae. Die anprisd niohen
fonnm. SonoftroBen senomt 5u
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-06-11
Srase 2eber erbeiidt yeadJtnns.

2aBt Die 2eber trGse tueroen, utto
Sbr ieib i'm gleitO. Seoermann
bot bie uipo oa einen anfan. Saii.
ienoe balten Die 2eber aftip oitr1
Or. Sings Reip 2ife BiIs. slifdI
gut fit Iagen. SeiIen Sdwinoel,
8erftopfiing. 9ili6fitdt nno llnpers
6ouIidfeit. @einieen oas 8lnt.
genr 25c. BEL Gitrem apotbeter.
(Mob.). 2.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-06-11

-ssbsm,irt auf sas Seumansr
gogtsbgntt.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-23
CARLSON NEARLY
HAS AN OPPONENT
UNKNOWN MAN SEEKS TO FILE
PETITION IN MOLINE HALF
HOUR AFTER MIDNIGHT.

Mayor Martin Carlson of Moline
came within half an hour Of having a
second opponent in the mayoraity
race. At 1880 this morning the slum-
bers of City Clerk c. V. Johnson were
disturbed by the ringing of the tele-
phone bell. The man At the other end
of the wire informed him that he was
an avowed candidate for nomination
for mayor: that he had encountered
some delay in getting his petitions
signed, and he asked if Johnson would
be so kind Is TO come down to his
Office so that he could file his papers
Mr.. Johnson explained that the time
for fling had expired at midnight and
that he could do nothing for the aspir-
ant The man. who refused to give his
name. seemed very much disappointed
Persons opposed to the commission
form of government have been making
every effort 10 get a fit opponent for
Mayor Carlson. but no man except the
socialist candidate seemed to have the
courage.
One petition for commissioner was
filed yesterday. being that Of Greeley
Henry. socialist who lives at 1925
Thirteenth avenue.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-23
NOT A CANDIDATE
FILES IN VILLAGE
OFFICES GO BEGGING IN PORT
5YRON-NAME WILL HAVE TO
BE WRITTEN IN.

II will be up 10 the voters OF Port
Byron to write in the names OF their
choice for mayor and commissioners
on the ballots at the primary election.
March g. This is necessary for the
reason that not single petition has
been filed. The people of the village
want the commission form of govern
ment. but there Is no one who wants
TO serve on the commission, so It
seems. Mayor McROberts is out of
politics. having recently purchased q
retail coal business in Moline, which
will demand his entire attention. The
present commissioners are not candi-
dates for reelection for various rea-
sons.
But the election has TO be held just
the same according to the commission
form law. The city clerk viii have the
ballots printed. with places for the
names to be filled in.
Salary of the commissioners is $40
year and that of the mayor is $50 per
annum.
The commission form was inaugIr-
ated at Port Byron in 1913 and the in
cumbents have served only since that
time.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-23
YOUNG GOTCR TO
WRESTLE BYLUND
CHICAGO oREPPLER WILL TAKE
PLACE OF EVANS ~ MOLINE
TOURNAMENT.

a change In the program for the
wrestling tournament az the Turner
haIi In Moline Thursday night. under
the auspices Of the Olympic club Of
thar city. was announced this morn
Inr. Young GOtch OF Chicago viii
meet Bobby Byluud Of Moline instead
% Walter Evans OF RI Paso. III Evans
u-re-sties tomorrow night ~ Spring
field and wired that he could not get
here in time 20 participate Young
Gotch IB one Of the best grapplers in
the ueIter7Feieht division and Is the
local fans have not seen him in action
yet. the change viii meet with favor
Ia the other main bout Gus Faust OF
Moline vii clash with Harry Brondell
% Davenport. a. 150 pounds The
men uIu vres-Ie Tor a side bet 81 $50
and so per cent OF the groE receipts,
v.Iuucr take all
Frankie Siuuet. ex-bautam battler.
has agreed % box Young BurEe Of Mo
line six rounds CO. an exhibition The
first preliminary will b. put on az s.i5-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-23
WOULD CUT OFF
TRADE WITH ALL
GERMAN ALLIANCE OFFICER SAYS
THIS IS WAY TO PRESERVE
NEUTRALITY.

Refusal 20 trade with an the warning
nations was the course pointed out for
the United states as the most Elective
way OF preserving neutrality Jy Robert
J.. Soersel member OF the executive
committee OF the Gc-mau-Amsr.can al
lance. az q meeting held Monday even
ing In the Moline Turner hall Mr.
SoerEeTs headquarters are Indian
uDoiis. and he is making a tour OF the
country Tor the purpose OF building up
the organization. He Will speak in
Rock Island tonight
Henry Claussen. one OF the leaders
OF the Moline alliance. presided. ard
there were songs by q Elee club made
up OF members OF the United German
Singing societies. Mr. SoereeI spoke
in German. He said the alliance. or
zanized 10 years ago. was formed for
the purpose OF helping TO preserve
German literature. songs and high
ideals. Its members are for the Unit
ed States first and for Germany sec
ond. There are 100000 members in
this country.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-23
TWO HUNDRED AT
CHORUS BANQUET
sVEAS HEAR REV. >. e. WILSON
SPEAK ON -wAssttNGTON's
COPY BOOK

Two hundred attended the annual
banquet O.! thc Sscl tfale chorus OF
Moline. held at the Moline CONNER
cfaI club rooms Monday evening
SOugs By ths chorus figured prJmi-
nently iu the proEram and the leading
address was delivered by Rev. James
Edaar Wilson. pastor OF Broadway
Presbyterian church OF Eock Island
Others who spoke were Charles Bruu-
atrom. president. and Professor j.
Victor Berrguist. director. Professor
G.. j. Soderer.u Yves toastmaster-
Mr. wilson's topic was George
Washington Copy Book.~ and be- paid
an eloquent tribute 90 the man who
gave the United States Its iEdsDcud-
euce. Washington success. De said
was due % the fact that he Iabored
with the heart. woraiuS into his lie
some % the teachings of the sentences
he wrote IN his cops book Ile spirit
OF Washington. observed On tue pres
emit hour. VIII keep this nation true 20
ita professions OF neutrality and thus
viii help avoid the pitfalls which
abound for thls and other loucJmbl-
tauts
President Bruuatrom urged cam
paieu for more passive members %
the chorus lie saiI uew quarters are
badly needed. the present hall being
too small Tor the chorus. but % is Inn
possible 20 meet the expense % more
cornucdiors quarter unless there is
material increase iu the meIneraiip-
Il 81 expected that this question viii
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-23
TALK OF WEST END CLUB
TO FURTHER IMPROVEMENT

Property owners IN the west end OF
Moline are discussing the forming Of
West End Improvement club. The
territory % be covered BY the propos-
cd organization o. that comprising the
old first ward At the session Sunday.
called 90 protest against the assess
meut Tor the Second street storm
drain. there developed considerable
sentiment en- favor Of permanent
movement 10 further the interests OF
that part o. the city 4 number OF I'M
pruvements are needed there and the
club would take a leading part IN the
city beautiful movement
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-23
MOLINE SALOONS WELL
REGULATED. FL0RE SAYS

Edward FIore. head ~ the lnterua-
uo11I union 90 the bartendcrs. told
Moline members Of the union 40 a
meeting Monday evening that the sal
ions of Moline are the best regulated
OF any be has seen recently on his
tour OF the country He spoke Tor an
hour at o. meeting Of Moline and Rock
Island members az the formers hail.
and then departed for Chicago, where
Bee VIII address a similar meeting To-
night
lIr. Fiors went % Moline from Rock
Island accompanied By a reception
committee which entertained him here
He was the guest % the joint recep-
ton committee OF the two unions AZ n
dinner at the Manufacturers hotel be
fore the evening meeting
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-23
SlLVlS SHOPS TO RESUME
AFTER A THREE-OAY REST

Suvis shops viii resume operations
tomorrow with the usual force Il had
been reported that because % the
strike Of the electrical workers "a had
been decided TO remain idle for few
DAYS 10 the hope that the trouble
would be adjusted. :. ". Muiiinix
the superintendent. said today that the
shops would not be iucOuvenieneed by
the strike. AZ least for the present II
g. the custom az the shops 90 observe
birthday and the holiday
vas continued over today because the
shops are well up with the work
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-23
TO DARKEN HAIR
APPLY SAGE TEA
Look Youngl Bring Back us
Natural Color, Gloss and
Thickness.

Common garden sage brewed into
heavy tea with sulphur and slcohoi
added. will turn gray, streaked anu
faded hair beautifully dark and lux
uriant, remove every bit OF dandruH'
stop scalp itching and falling nan
Just few applications will prove
revelation il your hair is fading gray
or dry. scraggly and thin. Mixing ths
Sage Tea and Sulphur recipe at hoine'
though, is troublesome. An easier way
is to get the ready-to-use tonic, costing
about so cents a large bottle at drug
stores, known as 'fWyeth's sage anu
Sulphur Compound" thus avoiding
lot OF muss.
While wispy, gray. faded hair Is no'
sinful, we all desire TO retain oui
youthful appearance and attractive
ness. By darkening your hair win
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur, no one can
tell. because It does so naturally 70
evenly You just dampen a spohss
or soft brush with II and draw III,
through your hair, taking one silA"
strand at time; by morning all graz
hairs have disappeared, and, after az
other application or two, your hair pc
comes beautifully dark. glossy, sou
and luxuriant.
Harper House pharmacy. -(Advll
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-23
SllvlS CALLERS STEAL
TO AVOID A LONG HIKE

Want OF convenient car service at
all hours OF the night is believed TO be
the reason for the appropriation re-
Gently OF various kinds OF vehicles
which have been taken from Moline
and later recovered in East Moline or
Silvis. Saturday evening Eric Eric
son and Walter Chaplenski left their
bicycles standing near the American
theatre Monday the wheels were
found in the yard of resident of Sill
Wis and were recovered with some diff
aculty, the police stated Monday eve
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-23
MOLINE OBITUARY
Mrs. A. NJ. Bates.

Mrs. a N. Bates, formerly of 1870
Sixteenth avenue. Moline. died at :
O'Clock this morning at the home of
Edward Stephenson at Barstow. She
had recently removed TO that place TO
make her home The remains viii
be brought here for burial
Mrs. Bztes was born Aug. 10. 1860.
Her husband died iu 1919. she is sur
yiyed by six daughters, Mrs y. Bah
cock and Mrs. NJ. Davis. Fairfield.
Iowa. Airs. Chris Stewart, Ottumwa;
Mrs. f. Cassidy and Mrs. \. r. Mel
son. Moline. and Miss Mildred. at
home There are also three sons. Earl,
Spokane. Wash. Floyd Des Moines,
and Verne. at home.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-23
REMARKS ABOUT THEIR
NATIONALITY OFFENDED

Sighting remarks about the nation
allty Of Steve Poulos, George Pappas
and Gust Georges We're claimed 10
have started the free-for-an fight at
Third avenue and Third street. No
line. Saturday afternoon, when the
case against the five men arrested at
the time was adjudicated. Adolph
Johnson and W Wagerman told diff
ferent stories. Pappas and Poulos
were fined SC.So each and the others
$3.50 each. Wagerman sustained a
fracture OF the nose. the result of a
collision with a flying brick.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-23
CAMBRIDGE MAN
ENTERS CONTEST
Or. wEsTERLUNO WILL BE CAN
DIOkTE FoR HEAD or sWEO-
Is--AMERiCEN LEAGUE.

DR. Joseph r WesteFiuud % Cam
bridge viii De- candidate FOR the 81.
Zee OF president 90 the Illinois s~et-
isl-Amcr.can Republican league a. Tire
annual meeting which viii De- held 90
Moline Tuesday. March g. lie recelv-
ed tl,- enhancement o. the Henry c1un-
g. league az a meeting held a. ke-
vance Monday night
DR. WesterIuud ST. one OF the moot
active member OF the organization
and be- expects t1 line the country del
erares up iu DTS support However.
Chicago usually contests tile election
and it is probable that there win be an
opposition candidate from that city.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-23
ARE
IN PRETTY PICKLE
FOUR OUTGOING MEMBERS OF
COUNTY BOARD FROM no
LINE ARE PRooREssIVEs.
status Of the Party in Doubt and They
Hesitate 20 Come Out for
Reelection.

Whether the Moline town board
should appoint 4 successor 10 r. n
Douglass. Moline supervisor. who has
removed from the city without re
signing. IS a question which is being
agitated. Nr. Douglass Is head OF the
town board. which is made up OF the
supervisor. town clerk and the FIVE
justices OF The peace. There Is a re
port TO be fled aud a meeting OF the
supervisors Is scheduled before the
spring election April 6. al which a
successor 20 Mr.. Douglass will be
chosen. Mr. Douglass left Jan. IS for
Ohio.
Others who viii retire from the
county board are ". ;. Stoelting. Ar
thur Peterson. Charles Tambur and
Er. Fred Gradund. ali assistant super
visors. All were elected as progress
sives and q is extremely doubtful
whether that party viii have ticket
In the field this spring. and so nat
urally the retiring officers are puzzled
as % what they shall DO. DR.. Graf
lund IS the only one OF the four who
has declared his intention OF again
being a candidate. Mr.. Tnmbur Is
nou-committal. and the other two
state thai they are out OF q.
Gould Is Out.
George II. Could. former town clerk.
has announced his intention OF run
ming for supervisor on the republican
ticket and Charles B-unstrom IS said
10 have aspirations In the same direc-
ton The party leaders have taken
no action as yet To indicate whether
the nominees will be chosen by con
voutiou or a primary. The last day
for the riing OF nominations rs March
q. and those nomin mated viii have two
days thereafter 20 Gle Withdrawals
should they desire 90 DO So