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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-15

Rome, July Is, (via Paris, 1:45 p.
ma strong demand has arisen
from the press and public for cancel
latiOn of the agreement between Italy
and Germany whereby the rights of
citizens OF each country within the
others domain were to be respected.
violation of the agreement by Germany
being alleged. The situation is such
that the relations of Italy and Ger
many seem to have reached a greater
tension than at any time since the
war began.
Before leaving Rome in the spring
of 1915. Prince Won Buelow, then Ger
man ambassador to Italy. concluded
an agreement with the Italian govern
ment under which, in case of war be
tween Austria and Italy. Germany and
Italy pledged themselves to respect the
properties and lives of their TcspeC-
tive subjects. This meant for Ger
many a guarantee of several million
dollars worth of properties in Italy
held here by subjects and for Italy the
safety of 10000 of citizens still liv-
ing in Germany.
No state of war exists between Ger
many and Italy and the agreement ne
gOtiated by Prince Won BUelOw is still
in force Italy, according to official
opinion here. has faithfully observed
the agreement On the other hand, Ger
many is unOfhCially accused of depriv-
ing Italians in Germany of their lib
erty of action, preventing men of mill
tary age from leaving the country, sus-
pending payments due Italians and
treating them as subjects Of a hostile
power
Accordingly a demand now is being
voiced for abrogation of the agreement
which, in addition to the alleged dis
regard of its provisions by Germany
has resulted in misunderstanding in
allied nations regarding the situation.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-15
Case Of University Student
Is Given Jurors Short
ly After Noon.
ACQUITTAL EXPECTED
Attorneys for the Defendant
Regard Judges Instruc-
tions as Command.

Waukegan, H. July 1.-THE
case of William II. 0rpet, UniVer-
sity of Wisconsin student charged
with the murder of Marian Lam
bert, was given to the jury this
afternoon.
Counsel for the defendant said
that Judge DOnnelly's instruc-
lions were tantamount to a COM
mand to the jury to acqUit.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-15

Italy Press
Seeks Break
With Berlin

Rome, July Is. via Paris, 5.25
p. m.l-The agreement that has
been in effect between Italy and
Germany providing for the mutual
respect by the two nations for the
rights of each others subjects has
been denounced by Italy owing to
the hostile attitude of Germany ac-
cOrding to the GiOrnalP d Italia
today. No convention now exists
between the two nations, the
newspaper declares.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-15

A Associated Press
Leased Wire Report
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-15
Russ War Report
Anstro Statement.

Vienna. July - Cvia Amsterdam and
London, 1907 p. M There has been
increased battle activity near Delatyn
in Galicia, says the Austrian official
statement issued today. Russian van
guards which entered the town were
repulsed. An attempted Russian at
tack southwest of Dclatyn, the state
ment adds failed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-15

Mem err of A dit
Bureau of Calculations
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-06-21
REx

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pM-&ass = J. Lsozkre ara wlts-
N-s. Eawfaa asassis. Of MORT heass HAr-
sar. "a tne euess Of Miss IziiIsn sasth.
Mrs. Fr~z Drascati, Of Seal Harder. ].
ssepanw snzts f0r Capt. ~. r.. Freeman.
@-s. Mary A. wallis Is Speeding 'ss
we~xs rith beg grxases nxhssr, Mrs,
Csxrias Carter, 81 Beseh Hin,
Mrs.. SEshan Gray has returned 70 Der
sozse AZ NorEa Psnsascos. after visiting
a~r p&-eass, G. W. Haynes aud wife.
Eexzr Foose ard wits, ~so have been
living ia Piilsacac slsoe their rnsrrisgs
Asss August, ssvs moved TO Mrs. Focts's
hcs5e cers-
Mrs. B@assrla Carter. who has ess O
seriously III ot pasuusonia, IS Improving.
Hsr dssxntsr. Mrs. Celia GordiEs. Of
West TreEant. 10 wi,a h@r.
gunef4 q.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-06-21
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-06-21

DgER ISLE

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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-06-21
WEST gEMoST.

Miss Miriam Reed Is employed at Bsr-
nsrd-
Mrs. Dalton Reed and daughter Avis
are VISITING 10 Franklin.
Merle Fxrt~y has moved his family into
thu Iisiis houss formerly omned by Mrs..
Elxsta Rich. Mr.. Farley viii bay tbe
place. Mrs.. Farley, who hss been very
i'll, j. ont.
Mrs Benjamin Colt and daughter
ClArice, wisa her niece, little Charicats
Reed, OF Mckinley. have returned 10 Ar
lingion. Mass. after . month with her
mosner, Mrs. Emma Heed.
June II THELMA.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-06-21
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-06-21
IsDiAs PoixT.

v. b Higgins has r.csn;ly had . piazza
bulk On hls house.
Miss Georgia Richards, OF Bar Hsrbof
high school, il home tor the sSmmer.
q. L. Richards, who has been employed
ut Northeast Hsrbor several months, Ia
home.
Master Robert Higxins, Of Ear Hsrbor,
Ia with his grandmother, Mrs.. AIMS
Higsins-
School closed Friday, after successful
year taught BY Miss Sue DsLAittre, Of
Salisbury Cove. On tbs closing Day, the
children we're served refreshments st tbs
home Of b. IL. Higgins, by Mrs. Anne
Higgins.
June -. IA.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-06-21

PUT ny EAEE ON
BILL BOARDS With
LETTERS TWELVE
FEET HIGH

"If you have to put my name In twelve
foot letters to help any poor sufiersrp,' p
said Mrs.. George Tyler, AS High street,
Bath, 'you have my permission, II by %
doing 1t will be the means Of relieving
some sufferer that has indigestion.
'fhere never ~as . better stomach rem
edy than this Tanlsc. had made up my
mind long ago thers wss no help for me,
snd the rest Of my life uas to b. that Of .
semi invalid, but Taniac wiiled IL other
wise. Since taking Taniac all things have
changed. From indigestion to . perfect
stomach, with an appetite which my hus-
band jokingiy says will have to look for
another boarding place.
II am experiencing the JOY Of living that
was denied me for 20 long time.
II am now doing my own hoosswork
which was drudge, but now . real
pleasure.
"Why," continued Mrs. Tyler, ~ have
my own little garden and just like to get
ont and dig and plant and enjoy all OF thia
nav sxperisncs. II 10 good to b veil, and
Tanisc ests the credit l sIssp nns, my
nerves are arm - iron, my stomach
trouble has left ms. The awful dizzy
faintinR feeling that would coms over ma
q times hes disappeared and aeain az
Taniac b the greatest medicine in thu
world"
TAntac i ON sale 1t z. q. Moors's draa
stora.-Advt.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-06-21
The SameInOld Town
Old Town Residents Speak ou'
for the Welfare of the Public

1t 10 just the same in Old Town as ne's
in Eilsworth; our frisnds there speak ou'
In the same glad, earnest way as so msn'
grateful Ellsworth men and women paw
spoken In these columns for years past
William A. Tear, prop. OF grocery, h'so
bury ST.. Old Town, Me-, says: "An u,
jury resulted in disordered kidneys anu
suffered intensely. I used Doan's hidns'
Pills with better results than any o.nei
kidney medicine had ever tried. iHs
pains through the small Of my back ~ei'
relieved and my kidneys were Strength
ened.n
Over three years later, Mr.. Tear sa'u
"What said in Recommendation y.
Doan's kidney Pills before holds goo.
and I can recommend them ss the ps''
kidney madeleine on the market" =
Prics Soc. at all dealsrs. Don't simr'
ask to- kidney rsmsdy<get Dosns n'u
Dsy Pills - the same that Mr..
bad. Foster Milburn Co., Props, bunAi0'
NY.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-06-21

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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-06-21
PRASKLis Road.

Il. L. Mckay visited friends in Bangor
last week.
Mrs. Rows Young has gone to NORTH
east HsrboS.
cIsrencs Jones and vita, Of Boston. are
guests ~ q. l.. 6tewsrt's.
Carlton Stewart has gone 10 Wsitham.
Mass. where be has employment.
Leon Stewart. Celia Fosa and Christie
Mckay are home from Ellsworth high
school.
Mrs. stella SHAW, who has bssn visiting
A. ". Tracy and wife, has rsturnsd 70
Ellsworth.
June 10. N.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-06-21
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-06-21
SOUTH sURRY.

Ida Curtis, who has bssn away few
weeks, returned homo Sunday.
Earle Bonssy IL at home from Higgins
CisasicAi Instituts and Clark Bonssy, from
surry high school, for the vacation.
The weir builders are still q work
building. but hsh srs scarce.
June 10. TRAMP
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-06-21

Frank xoseiey, Moore's Hill, lad. writes.
II Was troabie with almost eonssanf plr o. i .
nay Sides And back. Great feaf.f uas sp-
pareat after the trst dose ot roa<y Kidney
Pills AID IN ~ hcars AL D sesE me- Foley
Kicney Pills make fsgys active and health
fai and stop sip dtssaroing bladder ALL
nents- Moossfs Drug store.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-06-21

The nail0rdsr house IS ,cdgsng 'ea'
on the local ssyckants scith adrsrha"e
% it. ommanition. The local nssrc"a"
cho dossn't fight back scith the sd"'
ommunitiom u bound to lose out.
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-06-21

Etg@s gys5s o. the ElEsk grade took
the STATE s1srnsrzs.son at wsss Go1l6.-
tsrS Saturday.
u alss Epa~ssaa Crosssy sxs At ~oxx 90
be ~nxins Fri6sy. Il gAcxs1 talked. hurf-
nag his srm nseay.
Henry Esysns seat 70 szeninxson hast
~~sk 10 ss.sns ssss fsnsrsl % has srosss@r-
in-ls~. DAVID Finslc.
Miss JsnaAs Frsness. ~ho h&s been
working 10 ths nonss Of William Stewart
1t Prospect HzrSor, ls hofss.
June L. q.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-06-21

These amor lcements were received
differently BIZ different persons. Some
laughed ths.t two such confessions
should b. made BY different girls.
Some Of the wounded soldiers be
gan TO protest that Jules must have
wrongfJlly claimed that be had been
decofa.sd. At that moment Nile.
Cherb'itier entered and asked what
was he matter. When told that the
hsrv;o the occasion was q man claim
Ing 70 be decorated and yet without q
DE- Grafton she held up Jules cross,
c. ing out:
Here II isi He permitted me- to
wear II for him.
There were shouts expressing merr1-
msnt, condemnation. approval and an
sorts Of inRuendos 1t Jules having IA
vored 20 many girls- Miles. Desire
and De n Tour went away hot with
Indignation Nile Cherbutier eibowsd
her way to Jules and nxed tho cross
70 bis breast without moving what
had gone before
Jules. who had faced poison ens
without finching. turned white.
"A MARRIAGE was shouted By one
and taken up By the rest. Juies was
too gallant to refuse. Besides. be was
ready to take advantage Of 4 wedding
10 settle the matter between the thres
giris. Louise blushingly consented, Q
pFisst was called. and the hero q
many hearts was tied down to onA
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The sun., 1916-09-21
EUROPEAN MAILS.

Tue French liner chicago. sailing io'day.
for BorleauX. VIII take mail. closing at 7
\ Nj. for Franc. only.
The ACCOMPLISHMENTS liner Noorlain'
sailing Friday for Falmouth and Rotter-
dam. Will take mail. closing at $3.50 a. NJ.
TO- the Netherlands only.
The French liner Lafayette. saming SAT-
urday for bordeaux. VII take mail. closing
at I. VI. for France. RumAnia. SwitH"r-
land. Italy. Spain. Portugal, Egypt, Greece.
British India, British East Africa. slam.
ments. Dutch East Indies. West Australia
and Persia.
The American liner s. PAU. calling Sat
u-day !or Liverpool. Will take NAL, clo+'ng
a. 80 A NJ. for Europe tcxc"pt GERMANY.
Austria, Hungary. l~uNemhnrs. Bulgaria'
Serbia. Turkey. Netherlands, Norway.
sweden and Denmark. Africa. West Asia
and ,ha East indies.
The cuuardcr Andauil. sailing SATURDAY
for Falmouth. VIII LAX" mai. closing al
| so 4. NJ. for Great Britain. ireland, Re
siuln, Eus.i, and south Africa. ais" sp"'
ciilly addressed cor-~espond.uH" for other
countries. except Germary, Austria. Hon
gary, lux.mbure. Bulgaria. Serbia, Turkey,
Netherlands. NORWAY Sweden and pen
mark
Tho Ru-slAn-AmerirIn steamship Hetsl-
les. sailing SaturJaN for AZ, haHg,l. MI
take mail. closing at 20 \ VI, tor Rnss.a
only.
The Fahr. liner ratrI. sAllu. SATURDAY.
for Naples, viii tax" mall, closing at IL
A. NJ. FOR Italy. l.umanId. Switzerland and
Grpe,r.
Tn. spanish liner Nlican's. sailing Satur.
day for tadi2. VII take mail, c.Usins az ,
\, NJ. for spain ami Portugal.
The sun., 1916-09-21
R CLARK COOLEY.
ssn Of Great baptist Missionary
Succumbs-I Civil War.

Adoniram Brown Judsou. NJ. u. son Of
the Rev. Adoniram Judson, the founder
Of the first American Baptist missionary
society. died at the Hotel Judson. 50
Washington Square. yesterday after
noon Of dropsical trouble. lie was 80
years old.
DR.. Judson was born in Maulmain.
Burma. when his father was serving as
a missionary there. Adoniram Judson
had laid the foundations of christianity
In that country and translated the en-
the Scriptures into the Burmese lau-
guage. 1t was In memory of the mis-
sionary that the Judson Memorial
Church. Washington Square. was
founded by the Rev. Edward Judson.
another son, who died two years ago
after a long Passionate.
DR.. A. -, Judson was graduated from
he Harvard Medical School IN 1860 and
later from the jefferson Medical College,
Philadelphia. and the College of Physi.
clans and Surgeons Of Columbia. III
served during the civil war as assistant
urgeon and surgeon IN the Union army.
From 1858 until a few years x he was
a practising physician in this city. He
had been medical examiner of the Stat.
Civil Service Commission. president OF
he American Orthopadic Association
and q member of the staff OF the New
York Hospital. He also wrote several
works on medical subjects.
The sun., 1916-09-21
ARRESTS HUSBAND
TO INSURE ALIMONY
Mrs. James Oliver Stewart
Uses Affidavit Of Sister Wed
to Stewards Partner.

Mrs. Florence NJ. Stewart. wife OF
James oliver Stewart Of stewart q Co.
90 Broad street and 100 Broadway. pro-
cured Yesterday In the County Clerks
Office "a civil order of arrest for her hus-
band. giving as grounds an affidavit
made by Mrs. Wilhelmina Howard last
September 10 in "A separation suit against
her husband, Phoecian Howard. TIT or
der of ar,cs, is part OF a proceeding to
! require payment Of alimony by stewart.
Stewar, and Howard are business
, partners. Their wives are sisters, now
, living togrtncr ut gag West seventy
! the Hotel Somerset. Mrs. Howard re-
cent?, started action for n separation,
but a process server by mistake served
mis- rapers on " TIL tangle that
cnsued was broken when Herman l..
Roth, as attorney for Mrs. Howard. an
n"unccd that "A reconciliation had been
, effected and the suit was discontinued.
Now Mr.. Roth. as lawyer for the other
SISTER. has started an action for her. II
IS alleged that four weeks after the
Stewards were married a suit for serara-
ton VAS begun. hut terminated in an
agreement by which stewart was 60 pay
his wife $40 a week. In pctitioning for
the order of arrest Mrs. Stewart averred
that he was about to leave the state. In
which event She would be unable t.
force payment OF the allowance.
stewart vas arrested at his Office or
Il warrant ~ attachment; signed b. Jus.
, tive Cohalan. II was later relcased in
8, 900.