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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-16
Gus 8cipcnit Scr Mccrc.

0us folgenbe, iiir oic Scrrid)nit Scr
beliiihen lls9oote llno Die peinlid)c
Gage ser nleerbcbcrrihetoen MQiicr.
ten beieifncnoc StimmlrtgsbiIo ans
einem frnn5oiiihen Saien iinbet it'd
I'M .Sournal": o3pei arten bon
Standardization beiGbren iest gtadts
Die Meere: ~itrablenb erleud)tcte iino
geipeniterbaft perbillte. Sn Der cin.
icbenoen Sitnfelbeit ocS MIlter.
obenbs. an Der Giniubrtblht zines
iron5oiiiden SaienS ieben mir tdglid)
oas gleihe Sd)auipiel. las Sunfel
ienft lid berab, Scr Gegen ihlGst o,ii
baS Steinpflaiter. Hloslih ertont
bonn Weere aus cine langge3ogeneS,
g~elenbes Signnl. GS lit cine Sireue:
oas 3eid1en, oaB Elm Sfiif cinfdbrt.
Sod) pergcbens iperrt nlolt Die 9lllgcn
alif. Inn Den nnfommenOcn Iompier
81 erbliden. Man iiebt nid)ts. glQe
Sid)ter, nit 9lltsnabme Der rotQ)eit
iln0 blailen Saterne an Bad. mo
Stellerboro limo pcrloid)t. Ter Same
oes SdifieS lit iorgiam nbgefrabt,
Die 9e5eidurilng beS Selnlatb6aienS
lit nit id)uar5er 6arbe ilberoedt. Is
lit ein SanoelsOampier Der glQiierten.
Surge 3eit oarolli ertont wieoer Der
belllenoe Sdrei Der Sirere. Gin
Shiff faDrt aus, Dem ofienen Meere
entgegen. Nber oiesmal itrablt Der
S6iffsrumpi i'm beaen 2idJterglan5.
glae 2ampen lelld)ten, pom SEED bis
5ltm gilg feiert Der eleftrllhe Siht.
itrom ein Set ser Seuhtfraft. gn
ben 9oropdnben lno an Der 9ruit.
pebr Der aommanoobriide iirlo lpeit.
bin iihtbare farbige Sransparcntc
ungebroht, Die in Observation-Disclosures
ben Nanlen bes Shifies, Die Natio-
nalitdt rn6 Den Seimatbbafen Der.
fiinoen: Sofote, Horpegcn, Wtalmo.
OaS lit Elm nelltralcr Iampier. Die
cinen leuhten, Inn lid, 81 id)iibcn, Die
unoeren talld,en in 1ulfcl, perbiiQer
hire Serfunit 81 oemielbcn 3pefc.
Sra,ben aber, i~rgenoluo inter oell
Shailmfdmmen Der See, freu5t cir
urii6tbares llnterieebooI."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-16
@unberbare Grfinonngen bentidDer
Helebrter.

Illi Scr Dor einiger 3eit in Berlin
tageltocn Geriammlung Ger Seutiden
Srtbopd6iihen 8eieuifuit wuroen
~5ablreide Grfir0lingen nluo Mtetbo.
ben our GrieBung Der i'm aries Der.
loren gegmlgenen 8lieomaBen be.
iproden mo porgefirbrt.
Or. Seroipano Snuerbah bon ser
llniperiitGt 3iirih seiste cine flint.
lid)e Sano, rDcld)e imitanoe lit, 3inge
aller art 81 greiien ulro Elm @epiht
bon % EillnO 81 beben. 9ie 9epe-
glngen Der Singer fonnen bon Den
Musfeln oes SberarmeS ourd,
9rGbte gclenft pcroen, nadoem Der
Sberarm 0urd) 5lpei emf pred)cnoe
Sperationen 81 Dem 3lucd por6erei-
tet woroen lit.
Oh. &arl Suoloff bon Der llnlper.
iitdt 9resluu beihricb cine Wetbooe,
5erriiicne Ncruen DieOer 81 p~erbiuoen
lno Die Nillsfeln, meld)e iniolge Der
Herpen.@erlebung Notwithstanding
geporoen limo, picoer belpeglngS.
fdbig 81 MAIDEN. Gr lpieS babel aui
ole Sbutiade bin, oaB 5erriiiene Seer.
ben naturgenlaB boS @eitreben SET
gen, mieoer 5ulammen5uiuadJien un0
oaran fir g~cpobnlid, our6 @ride'
rltngerL meld)e 5luiiden ben Nerpen'
enben e%ntiteben, perbinoert iDeroen.
Der Broieiior tbeilte NIT, baB cs
inn aclungen lei, 5erriiiene Nerpeu
burd) elm Stid goer, Die BON einem
Mirb geltomnlen mo nit @elatlnc
gefiiIlt juoroen mar, ipieoer 5lllam'
menwabien 81 laiien, in manf,en
T1len iogar altf mebrere 3entimeter,
gta6 mebreren @od)en ergab iid
banl, baB perfriippelte 0licoer mad,
unb na6 ipieoer gebrallfsidbig imlr.
Den. Gs ieien bereitS 5ablreide Sale
nad Der nellen Met6ooe nit ifonem
grfolg bebanbelt moroen, no, obn(
oieie Wetbooe obne 3aueiicl cine 6ail'
! ernoe SGbming eingetreten mare.
Yroieiior Soritmann bon Der Uni
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-16

blis berpor. Sieie gIemente lal'en
lid Dem Wtorie-A lpbabet gentuB, 81
9uhitaben rno @orten ltIummell.
itelen, 10 Dob man beallem nit Der
Groitation Iprehen fanlt, Die allh
ibrerieits nit Dem gleihen Ippnrat
Dem Slicger Nnt1uorten urlo gtadr
rid)tcn gcben fam. Der Spiegel
tbrt ieine Sduiloigfeit nid)t MIR oes
9tad,tS uiro in Der Sdnunerung, Iors
bern alld) am Gage i'm 9reliten Son.
nenit)ein iulo lit olio Dem &llB.Ip.
porat in ieocr 9esiebung iiberleeen.
Solen nid,t MIR WeIouuger, ionoerll
aud, Sfi55cn Der icinolid)en Steain'
gen oes itbcrilo2cnen @ebietes INN.
irbcrniittclt mcrocn, 10 rciden pti.
id)c SiJlalc n%atllrgcmdB nid)t ans;
Damn mus man ali oos GlteIte Der.
binoungsmittcl 5piid)en Tlug3eilg
ulto Groe. bas @bpcrfen Ser Welol,n.
gen, 6uriifgreiien. 9a5it pcrtpcnbet
man beiltc beionbcre apporatc. Sic
nit cillcm beim 4liihlagcn az
9pocn lid cntSiirocnbeu @rn
periebcn iinb. Phi oicie @ciic
lid bic Stcuc, an Ser Die Mel>
nicher1cinllcn lit. bel Gage urlb bel
9iad)t in jcocm @clGnoc id)nell crmit'
tcln. Sicie Y@rieibonlben", Sic BON
cinem iroBoiiifen %Sinqenicur Sltgni-
ron crillnNcn iinb. ioleu lie bGpIh.
rem; lie iino uororrhnnN 0na ciuiil
braudJbarc Mittcl 5llr llcbcrmittcllnl
BON 3eid)mlngen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-16
i'm iieben oeiteiote oeier, Irtfieb.

ibn iieben geideiote 9eier. Srtffeb.
Ter geboren Sli beil unpernlei0lihell
GtgeuIdaften ie6es 0u,fer5eltgniiies,
Oas IN fliegenoer Gle lrnb Salt per.
geiteat meroen mlB: lie ~perbalten iid)
pie Moit mo giien, ipic Ole Sefe gum
Yein, mr. inter Dem llnteridicb,
oaB Dor Dem Grud nod nientano
weiB, oh lie ieblen ober Oh lie ba icilt
nerOen. Ger Heoafteur freilid) mliB
6apon iagen: vNlir pcr Die YrariS
tennt, peiB, mas ib leioel" Solange
mllii5iert mo g~eilrngen miro, miro e3
iaIi6e Conc, iolan9e geihrieben un6
georllft miro, miro cS Sdreib. iIrt0
Srudicbler gc6eu; cs ifeint Elm
alter aalenSerreim am beiten baru,i
6t paiien:
.@ib, Seier, nidt 10 idarf nlf ale
Sebler odt;
Gem nienlals lit Elm 9latt un6
Der, Der es gemad)t,
un0 Der, Der es geleien-pon Sch.
Tern frei gerueien."
-+-f-*-
Die Iusbauer lit Die Iuttsr
Der Grfol9e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-16
ltcber Srnffcblcr

entbGlt sic .Sbiiringer @alopoit"
iolgenoe Ylauoerei: @cr iif ilber
0rudiebler aufbGlt, moge beber5igen:
9ridfe6ler limo Srrtbiimer, Die we.
Der Der Seser, nod Der aorreftor
entoedt, ionoern MIR Der 2cier. @Gb.
reno malnhe Boiler fir Die Sebler
Der Hegierung biiBen miiiien, mllB
fir ben Srudfebler ieineS 9lattes,
Den CT pift gemabt bat, Der Geoaf.
teilr biiBen, u1o 5war ooppelt:
eritens drgert err iih ielbit, uno 5lpar
oft grim ruro bloll, un0 Damn Grgern
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-16

6licger &eierpelampen mltfiibrt. Ser
@etriebsitrom fir Die 2ampe miro
pom elmer iieben5eaigen Sammlerbnt-
tcrie geliefert, oie-ein Meiiterperf
ibrer glrt mo fiir Oieien 3mef beion.
oers %entluorfen nit ibrem Wetal.
gcbdltie MIR 4 ailogramm lpiegt, 10
oaB lie beQllcm i'll elmer llntbGnge.
toide untergebrndt DerOen fam. 9es
IolOers midtig lit alld). OaB man Die
@attcric, trosOcm lie init S0dern sum
Gnhpcid)en Der @uic perieben lit, mri
ben aopi itcllcn fam, obne oaB elm
Sropien SGure binallalauit. Ser
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-16

ourd) Elm biegiameS aabel nit Ser
Yatterie perbunbene Signalapparut
ipiegt MIR I ailoeramm. Soq cine
Welbuug iibermittelt meroen, 10 miro
Ole Stelle, Der oas Signal gilt, nit
Siilfe zines itber Dem Spiegel unge.
bradten I~iiierrobres senau ms gilgc
seiaBt. Gies lit notbig, oa Ole
Streuung bes Spiegels MIR 2 bis 6
.@rao betrGgt. 9riidt man Damn olli
einen am Signolgriii an9ebrahten
allppf. 10 flummt bas SlGmmden
qui, unb 5lpar rilit fiiraer Srlf einen
fur5en, l1ngerer einen langen 9iht.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-16
.eriit1t &oninsbera iebte cine Me.

periitGt a0nigsberg iette cine @te.
tbobe altseinanoer, nad) rpeld)er
8lieomnBen, ipeld)e nnh Der Serbei'
hung BON @uuoen iieii geblieben ma.
rem. wieoer berpegun9sfdbig gemaht
muroen. @ie cr erflGrte, %peruenoet
er in ieinem !Seilperiabren belize
&oore, Waiia9e mo mednnilfe
Siilismitiel uno e~r5ielte bamit iolfe
Grfolge, ouB bel so Tro5ent Der Don
inn bebanoeIten Sale quite 9teinltate
eraielt nllrOen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-16

ieben. @ir iiro aae bier IN inherent
Sauie i'm Hbeiulau6 uttergefommen.
Ger Iiebe 8ptt miro nm aud Dobi
lpeiter iorgen, bis es Srie6e miro ur0
lid ole 8crbdltniiIe fldren. llriere
Sfrucitern baben lett @egim 0e5
arieaes bier I'M Saus, oa5 cigG1tlid)
ein YoituIot lit, @erluurOetc 8epfle9t,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-16

PTS sic Sod)ter he$ Silritcn Ser
lnunll ii @ieo muroc Die Sidltcrin
Carmen Splpa, @ittlpe-aonigin eli.
'ubctb uon |9titmGnien. Die an ,.
WGr5 itorb. am %. lc5enrber 1913
AMI ShloB Nelnpieb 9eboren, uto
n1ltten in ser reiSpoQcn Not1ir am
Rbein, no lie 6elo ulrb @alo OFT
ollrdppou6ern ourite, lit lie cmpor'
9upddJien mo picliah be1n Solfe,
nl,d) oft Dem @ermIten, naber getre.
ten. 9llid) 0o3 unge5mlutgene Sta0te'
leben am 9fheiu lcrnte lie f~rilb5eitig
fennen; in ibrem iicbenten Sabre mar
lie lallgere 3cit in Bonn. 0ubci
lcrnte lie olid) Ben grciien grnit No.
rib Ir1r0t fenten. iaB oft gellilg altf
ieitcn &nicn INTO laltidte letnen be.
gciitcrten patriotiiden Heoen. Mit
eltthlriioit;iher 2icbe lit lie 0enn olid)
Itet$ ser id1oncu Seinlatb 5u9elbalt
gcblicben, uuo ais lie ipGter bil1ab III
ooS fcrne Hltmonien ae5p9en ipar,
ricf lie icbniuhtspol bcriibcr:
On Hc6enlono, 0rl grilner @alO,
9u NDein nit oeinem Sd)iinmer
9cin 8larj lit fern, Oein Gang
pcrbaIt,
Sd bin entflob'n fir INNER!
Sft, oft id)IieB' id Die glugen SIT,
Gam FOR ids iingen, rmiihen,
Scb' Sdiffc 5ieb'n in ionn'ger
&lib,
Gen @in0 bie Se9el bollid)en.
9ob id oie ihorIte Scimotb bab'
Sn Ncutiden @au'n beiciien,
SaS nrutt, Oub i) tic bis 6itm
Grab
Nm ninmer fam pcr9ciien.
@crcit5 NIT eli Sabrcn ultcrna6m
lie 0id)terilhe Terllld)e, llrlo nit bier.
5ebn rSabren bc1unn lie Iogor nlltbiq
ein 9ruma. PIN liebiten bate III
eincu groben Homon gelhrieben, IN
Dem iid geDalti9c Stiirne Der Set
oeuihnitelt entieiieltert; aber oa5r
bGtte lie pielerlei Stltoicu nlitten in
Golfsgcpirbl madden millicn - INF
0aS Qiuq bod nidlt. I'D bin ia mn
cine &rin5eliin!" fIagte lie. SINNER
hin befam lie bolo ein gnll5 ld)ones
Sheil Ser y8elt 81 iebel. Sn Sriib'
ling 1861 pcrbrnd)te lie einige Wo
notc on Sole 81 Berlin, no Die So.
nigin glltgitIte iid miltterlid) ibrel
annobm mo Troieiior @aagen ihl
ooS geritdnoniB fiir Die ShGBe sc:
M?ltieumS erihIoB. @eiterbin nabn
lie Ole @roBfiiritin Selene bon HllB
lano nit an Den 8enier See Uni
mod)te tic nit Ser erbobcner SdJon
Gcit ser Nlpen befannt; Damn firbrtu
bie @roBiiirltin iie I'M @inter 1856;
al 1864 IN Die groBe @elt BON Ct
petersburg ellt.
SIM Sonmer 1864 fcbrte lie in 81
@cimotb Suriif mo Iebte MN ablued)
ielno in ~gteluuieo uno aui Dem Sage
ihloB MonrcpoS; ood) nnternabm ii
mld) nod malld)e S%onmerfdbrt mi
Der @robiiiritin Selene unb Der
brnd)tc ocn 8intcr BON 1866 81 1S6,
nit &erpanotcn III 9tcnpel. III off
Dicier 3cit iproB cine 6iiae BON Sic
bern bcrpor.
Sn oicicS frobli6 OobinilicBeno
SAlgcnoleben fnm ploblid) cine iolger
reid)e MelOung. Shirt aarl Dol
HumGnicn erihieu I'M Serbit 1856
am Hbcin ulo iuar6 Inn lie; lie id)lu
elm III Die 0argereid)te San6, mid
nllr, nm an Ole Seite zines geliebtel
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-16
Carmen Sylpa.

Wtarutes 81, t~reter, iolrbern altd). Tim
an Der Sebltng zines groBel SaroeS,
in bem es nit Scr al,lntr nod rcd)t
lflimm beIteQt mar, nit alien Gifer
ulto allcr 9egeilterung mit5uarbeiten.
Sd)or pier @ohen nah Der Serlo.
butg ioltb bic Sof3eit itatt, uno
Damn reiite bas iunge Haar iofort
tad) Der iernen nellen Seimarb ab,
I'M iid) BORT ungeialtnlt Den BflidJten,
Die ieiner burrteu, 5i miomen. Man
meiB, NIT pelf' ~ruitloier Sibdtigfeit
iino sober gnergie Shirt &arl norl
Mumdniet fort uro tort sic &crbdlt.
niIie ieines 2ailbes 81 bci'crn mitbte;
aber man lpeib aid mic trclt i'm 81.
bel leine 8emoblin umtcritiistc, mic
lie Sdpllen, Troucupcrcinc mo Spci.
iconItalten griiIlbctc. Die qrobc runl6.
niidle NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ms
Seben riei lllrb hie rlnl1ni DIE Ilnit
uno Sitcratllr 5l beben illd)tc. lln0
man Ipridt oif nod belite oauon,
mie lie in Dem idpperen &riegsjobr
1S77-7S mermiioIif fiir Die Ser.
wlunoeten ioretc, Spit1Ier organi.
%iierte, pielen bel idrperen Sperutio.
men Ml,tb suipradl gar manfen
Sterbenoen troltctc, 10 oaB ibr Der
Solfsmiino ben Hamen rl1lltnla rani'
tilor" (Wfl,tter Ser Serapunoeten) bel.
legte. Gr bate ibr freili6 a1lf Den
Hanen Sd)mer5ensmutter beilegen
fonnen; benn Tie mlBte in bieier 3eit
10 pielieitiger itro nnitrengenoer Eba-
tigfeit ben tiefen Sdner5 Inn Den I'M
erieelifen Serliit fires ein5igen Stint
bes peripiroen, 6aS ibr Die tiidiIhe
SipbrberitiS geraltbt bate.
Cen Sinn Tires ipeltbefarmten
Yieloonpns Carmen Splpa bat Die
0ihterin in Den armlltbigen @erien
g~eOeutet:
Carmen 0as 2icO unb Splba Der
@alb.
Son ielbit 9eiimgen oas @aGolieS
id)aIlt.
ltno wenn i6 inn @alo niht &C.
boren mar,
Gam lang id, Die Sieoer ifor
lGngit nid,t mebr.
Gen So9eln bab' ih lie a6gclauidt
Ger @alo bat alleS mir 5l,ge.
rdirift,
@om Ser5en that i6 ben SdIaq
ba5rt,
Wfi6 iingen ser @alb unb bas
SieO CUR &irb'.
SIN 2eben seigte iid) bie Ti6terir
r6atfrditig uro energii6. llnermiio.
lid mar lie tb1tig. Sm @inter reiie'
oierte lie nit ibrem 8emabl IN gu'
fareit, aber nit Inbrll6 bes Com
merS elite lie ben aarpatben SIT, mad
Dem &loiter Sinaia, no iih 0as Sir
itenpaar cine ihlifte @obmtng ein'
geridtet batte, ooer mad, Dem nober
Soritbauie, 100 iib Die Siiritin ober
untcr Dem 0nd) 5i ltillem Sd,affel
eiu pin5iges Stirbd,en fiinitlerild
Dergeridtet. ooer enolid nad ben
edit iiiritlidcn Shlolic &alteq Te
leid, bos ieit Dem Serbit 1888 iii
groBere SeItlid,feiten bereit itonb.
Cen Sdlag, melden ibr Der Col
ibrcS @emohls, bes &onigS aarol |.
Der am If. OCTOBER 1914 nad fltr5el
aranfbeit itorb. periest, bot lie MI
perlpunocn. Seitoem bat Die ionit il
lebcns. mo wiQensitarfe Sruu &c
fr1nfelt. Nllld) Die Auiregutg ilbc'
bic politiidcn Serbdltniiie in Gulna
MEN bate lire 8ei unobeit inter
nrnhrn
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-01
ROMERO IN JAPAN
PRAISES CARRANZA

Tokio-Colonel Manuel ROMERO, for
merIy special commissioner of the late
President Huerta of Mexico to Japan
and now a representative of the Car
rama government here, arrived in
Japan about the first of June an
nouncing that he possessed credentials
which made him minister to the Toxic
government He has not yet been pre-
scented TO Emperor Yoshihito and until
he has the Japanese government will
consider Mr.. Teller, the charge
d 'affaires as the official representative
of the de factO Carranza government.
Mexico is powerful enough to deal
with her own affairs at present" Mr..
Romero was quoted as saying in the
Japanese press when he landed. He
went on: Everything in Mexico just
now is in perfect order or is rapidly
assuming that condition Commerce,
industry. agriculture communications
and enterprises of many other kinds
are all in a normal condition. Reports
to the contrary are absolutely un-
founded.
General Carranza's government
stands on firm foundation and has
the confidence of the people. No man
is more able or better fitted than Cen
eral Carranza TO govern Mexico. Cen
eral Carranza's government has ample
revenues to meet all necessary out
lays.
"ReIations between Mexico and
other countries will become more cor
dial The Mexican government is on
the most friendly terms with the Unit
ed States government. General Car
rama has an army strong enough TO
subiugate the rebels or bandits This
is The reason General CarranZa is now
requesting an early withdrawal OF the
United States troops from Mexican
territory"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-01
WILLIS CRIEvINC
over LOST WIFE
DeSertiOn OF Bride of Six Months Said
To Have Led To Suicide Near
Reynolds Yesterday.
DEAD MAN WAS A KENTUCKIAN
Had Visited Brother in East Moline
and Gave No IntimatiOn of InteR-
tiOn of Ending Career.

Dependency over the fact that his
bride of six months had left him was
the cause of the suicide of Robert Will
lis who shot himself on the Hicks farm
near Reynolds at noon yesterday.
Willis and his young wife came to
Rock Island county from Kentucky d
short time ago, the young man obtain
ing work as farm hand. Then his
wife tired of the monOtony of her life
and decided to leave him, it was stated
at the inquest. That was four months
ago, after they had been married only
two months. The young man contin-
ued to do farm work in the vicinity Of
Reynolds. although Respondent and
discouraged the greater part of the
time.
Sunday Willis went to East Moline
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-01

spread like wildfre over the tri-ctties
last night. Everybody liked Billy"
TOtten, as he was known His &C
quaintance in the tri-cities was large
This was due TO his business activities
and to the manly characteristics he
possessed.
In business he was aggressive and
progressive While conducting the
music store he introduced in Rock Is
land the first piano player. He was
the first to start a taxi line in this city.
He gained considerable prominence,
not only here but elsewhere, as com
poser of music. Being a musician OF
marked ability, and OF a literary turn,
his work found a ready market.
His passing removes from Rock Is
land a good citizen. Hundreds of
friends will mourn his death. His
home is at lilo Twentieth street
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-01
When the Train From
Rock Island Rolls In
Cedar Rapids Republican,.

CEDAR RapldS RepuDllcan)-
Thirty thirsting souls gathered at
the Union depot Saturday afternoon to
await the arrival of the so train from
Rock Island. a look of great anxiety
mingled with anticipation appeared on
every face. Now and then Jumps could
be seen in the throats as various mem
bers of the party tried to swallow.
Every few moments a husky whisper
would rattle in a parched throat
Finally a whistle sounded and the
train pulled up at the station.
Not one of the party made for the
passenger coaches, but instead they
crowded about the express car.
The expressmen worked like demons
but to the watChful walters they acted
like persons suffering from paralysis.
At last paste-board after paste-board
box was hunted out and between boxes
came some of the most hopeful cases
seen in Cedar Rapids in months. Most
of the latter were in sizes SO and "a.
Those standing around the express
truck crowded closer to read the names
on the packages Joyous EXPLANATIONS,
such as There's NINE" She came"
and That it," could be heard on all
sides.
Suddenly a wall went up from one Of
the onlookers as the expressman hand
ed out a pasteboard box from which
some strange smelling liquid dripped.
That's mine and ones busted" was
the cry Of anguish that came from be-
tween dry lips.
Take it to the express company and
they Will pay you for it." was the sug-
gestiOn made by a sympathtZer.
Pay" was the disguised reply, at
don't want pay. / want whisky"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-01
HAVE YOUR
PILES CURED
IN DAVENPORT
You Can BE Cured Just as Mr.. MarOlf
Was. Without Cutting or Pain.

George G. MarClf Of Moscow, Iowa,
was cured OF d bad case Of piles by
Drs kinsey a AllgOver's painless alb
sOrbenI method and writes the follow
ing IN regard 10 his case. Il write 10
state that my piles are cured; / can
DO all kinds Of hard farm work now
which I could not do before you cured
me. J was told that operation was the
only way 70 get cured but / did not
want any cutting Your treatment was
mild. ] felt better after the first visit
Worked every day while being cured
Your treatment has the hospital and
knife treatment beat q mile. | am sat
lsted with my results You may refer
anyone 10 me for information. Thank
lng you. ] am.
"tSiguedJ GEORGE +. MARLOF,'
Moscow, Iowa, r. r. D.
by our absorbent method we cure
piles without any chloroform, cutting,
hRature or burning. We use no in
lection Of carbOlic acid or anything
else. You can come 70 our Office and
be examined free Of charge. II you
have piles we will treat you on a no
cure uo-pay proposition, money back
II not satisfied We treat both men
and women. If you cannot call, write
Tor free booklet. Drs. kinsey All
cover, "A Davenport Savings Bank
Bldg, Davenport, Iowa AdEJ
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-01
Returns TO Work.

The young man took the O'Clock
Rock Island Southern car for Reyn-
Odds and went to the farm, where he
commenced his daily routine of duties.
Shortly after noon he took a gun
standing in a room of the house, and
went to a secluded spot. The guns re-
port was the first intimation members
of the Hicks family had that he in
tended to kill himself
Coroner r. c. J. Meyer was sum-
moned and an inquest was held. Flu
neral announcement has not yet been
made.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-01

to visit brother, who is employed at
the Root & Van Dervoort concern. He
left there early yesterday morning,
apparently in better spirits than he
had been for some time. He shook
hands with his brother, saying, well,
so long, old boy" That was the last
time he was seen alive by his only near
relative
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-01
FULL SOCIALIST
TICKET is FILLED
Party viii Make Active Campaign for
Offices in Rock Island County
This Fall.
NO CONTEST FOR THE PLACES
Albert Long, Out for Probate Clerk, IL
Only Resident of This City in
the List.
NO CONTEST FOR THE PLACES

That the socialists expect to make
an active campaign for county offices
this fall, was made evident today when
there was filed in the Office of County
Clerk H. B. Hubbard complete tick
ct The candidates of this party whC
are TO be voted on at the primaries
Sept 13, will be the same as those on
the ballot at the November election, as
there is no contest for any of the
nlacPS
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-01
Ticket Selected.

The socialist ticket follows:
Circuit clerk. p. Johnson, Silvis.
Recorder of deeds-GreeIey Henry,
Moline.
States attorneys. d. Marchant.
Silyis.
Coroner-Louius +. Haemer, East
Moline.
Suryeyor-John c. Gibson, Moline.
Clerk of the probate court-Albert
Long. Rock Island.
Senatorial committeeman-Lou h.
England, Moline.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-01
HORSES CREMATED
IN DAVENPORT FIRE

Six horses were cremated in fire
which last evening destroyed the stable
Of the Abel Lime & Cement company
in Davenport. Several auto trucks
were removed after the flames were
discovered, but the frightened animals
refused to be led to safety and were
left to their doom.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-01
Kills Wife and Self.

Collinsville, Ill, Aug. Henry
Winters. a wealthy farmer living near
here. shot and killed his wife today
and then committed suicide. They had
guarrcIed over the use Of an electric
iron.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-01
Kansas EIecting Congress Candidate

Topeka, Kan, Aug Voting be
gan this morning in the state wide
primary for selection of county, state
and congressional candidates Indi-
cations were for light vote
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-01

Have you an American flag in your
home? See about getting one at the
German Trust d. Savings bank
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-01
JULY REPORTS BEING
FILED BY OFFICIALS

Reports of municipal officials are be-
ing filed with the commission for the
month of July. Appended is the build
ing inspectors report: