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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-12-04

Americas, Ca, December 4, 1915.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-12

tbm baoom sit benadjrif)tigen, ipenn
er SanSiten iiber Die @rense treble,
Oamtt feline 2eitte bann Iofort Die
@erfolgmng anfnebmem f0nnten-
Brigade General Barrier, Ser
Sefeblsbaber oes grpunspiller 9i-
ftrtfts, Iagt, er slanbe nidt, oaf pon
mertfanilden 8anbiten &ambsige in
Seras binein gemad)t peroem Mir
ben, es lei bas alles MIR @eIdnuGb,
cine fiinitlide 9lnfreamns, bie omrd)
Seterei berpOrsernfem lei. @enm es
aber seid)ebem iole, oann Ieien oie
amerifaniid)en Splbaten npllitanSia
aif cine @erfolsnns Der ganbiten
eingerid]tet.
Gs beiBt iest, mir oas i1neae
3uritf5ieben Der 5lpeiten amerifani-
Iden expedition nftter SberIt Sib-
lep babe es perbinoert, oaB oieIe
Srltppen ni6t bon ben nterifani-
fden Soloaten angegriffen tpllrben.
- Nus 4arebo miro gerleloet, oie
3itge oie BORT bonn sSttnern Meri=
cos eIntreffe1, bringen tdglin oine=
rifattilde llaio anoere sSlii1tlinge
frenoer 9fationalitqt nah Der
@ren3e.
9[ns Ser Staot Gbibuabna
miro genlelOet, General 2uis Ser
rera babe Sictor Snnbopal, einen
Der 6eritbtigften fnerifanii6en 8an-
oitenfitbrer ltito bier bon Ieinell
@efdbrten gefangen genonlnlef. 2uis
SaflOobal Dnroe gleih nad ieiner
@efangennabnte eri6oiien.
ssn GareSo iinO adlt amerifani=
Id)e syantilien ansefpmmen, Die in
ben Bergen iiiOlid) ppn SantpicD
ipObnten mnS pDr Der Drobcnbem Sal-
tmng Der eiilgebDrenen @en0lfernna
fliidteten
8reiBig Wfeilen Iiiolid BON
Garral iol ein aanipf 3fpilden Gar
ran5ilta= itrD Gilliita Soloaten
itattgefltn0en baben, IN Dem oia
eriteren gei6lagen Dur0en. Cine an-
nere Wtitteillng aus gbibnabua mel
bet, bob Die Illiitds geiblagen
fefen.
8ei Dem merifaniihen 9rte
Sand9e5 fDnroen bon nerifaniideu
SolOaten bier BON De la MoIa' {
Geutet gefangen genonun1en.
eSSil Der gedbe BON Bieoros Gee
graS ipllrOen 5ipei SSsapaner perbaf-
tet, Die in gerbinoung NIT ben Ban.
Oiten 1taltoen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-12

Gine 9epeIdje ai1s Gom meloet,
bak bas italieniide Miniiterinm in
1olge eines WfistramensDDtlms Ser
Gammer reiigniert fat.
Cine 9epeIde ails 2pnopm mel
BET, bic italieniId)e Wtiniiterfriiis
iuiirOe balO beenoet iein. glle Bar
feten begiimitisten Elm nationales
0siniiterinn5 nit Spnninp, oem
ietigen Wiiniiter bes Nnsipartigem,
an Der Spite.
Gine oSnternatiunaI gsews" -Sepe=
idJe beridtef ipieber BON nenen Gr-
foIgen Der 9iniien in 8Olbbnien
mnb Walisien. Die GeiterreidJer fol-
len bic Jeitnns 9nbnp in 8pl1p-
ifiem gerammt baben nmo ben 8on-
bernenr bon 2embers anseipieIen
baben, fid) ai1f cine 9tGumuma ser
Gta0t DDrsnbereiten. Die giniIem Iul-
len Dbcrbalh 2nsf iiber Sen STIR
gegamgen Iein, lie iullen am
0nieftr in WaIisien siuiidJeu
Strgpa nnb Gipa Grfolse ae6abt
nnb bic StaSt 8nracs genDm-
men baben. Die 9epeide ersabIt
ferner mod, oaf Die GGnmmmg ser
Staot G5ernpiuit angeprbnct, oaf
Nien bpl BON 1Iiidtlinsen nus Ga
Iisien lei, oak 6ie 9i1tiIem iuieber
5595 @efansene gemadJt battem mno
Saf bic Geiterreider $4,000 Manm
bon Der italieniiden ssront fDrtee-
npinnten batten, nm 6as fucitere Gin
Sringen Der GuiIen sn berbiiten. -
Gime 9epefdJe Ser ustii. greiTe" BE-
ridItet BON ben meiiten bieler rniIi-
fden Grr,insenidaften midlfs, iie
lagt nar, Die 9fniIen brGngen in
Nolbbnieit ,tno 0alisien taslidj iuei-
ter Dor. Sic bGtten in Uplbpnies,
ben Sfbr sefrenSt nnb mGbrrten iidl
in Wali5ien Der GIpta 9ipa. Gtiuas
iueiter n6rolid) in @olisien morb-
iueitId BON SaruOpol, Ieiifeten sic
Deiterreidjer aber enersifden @iber-
itnn0.
Die Geiterreider meloem, baf Die
8erind)e Der 4miien, bem yGtpr"
in Der @egenb BON 9nsf 81 freitsem,
feblseidlagem iinb. Die 9iniTen be-
bampten befanntlid), oaf lie Den
Sfbr gefreiist baben.
Die fir bas srofe 9nblifnm nm
beritdnOlid)e rmifiidJe Cffeniipe fat
nad BEN rmiiiiden Melbnnsen ansc-
6amert. IS idjeint feitsniteben, bak
bic 6niien 9nbnu in 8olbpnien mnb
Sneacs in Oalisien genpmmen ba-
ben. Gnd melben Te bOn iueitereil
$4,000 @efamsenen, Die fie seitern
inS bprseitern semad)t baben. An-
fdjeineno lit bieier nene rnililde
JeIbsns geldJift angeIegt nnb wirb
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-12

er Die 9eomination ni1t annebnlen
Tonne nenigItens uni6t geraoe
Iest1 gs mar oies Elm fd)merer
S6lag fir oie 4onpelltio1 obaleidy
man ertparten fonnte, oaB Goolepelt
10 banbeln ipiiroe. Die gnttaulhunq
lprdb iib oenn al16 beionoers in Ser
etfpas fonfnIen nno teiltDeile qorls
nnlinnigen &eoe oes geationalporli-
benoen Wftrood aus, Die oen SdluB
Der &onbentipn biloete. Wean bofft
aber, ooer ftellt iib menigitens 10 an,
nls oh man es the, 0nB &ooleoelt Iei=
nen GntibluB afloern tperoe.
IS lit mol faltn an5unebmen, DaB
Hoolepelt Dies tim miro. Gr miro
pielmebr Sriebeit MAIDEN nit BEN
Geprblifanern, miro mabrIheinlih
Suabes nnteritiibett llno miro berllt=
fen, naBgebenoen ginfluB auf Die
Aonitlliltration 5m geipinne1. g[ller=
oings lit fdun1 alt8unebnren, oaB
Sngbes Iebr lei9t 5u beeirfluilen
leii1 miro 81 piel lit ltcber, fpern
3ooIebelt Die domination Ser 8ro-
greiiipen 1lidt aillli1lrllt, oafn lit
5ngbes 10 gut tpie geip1blt. Sol
feiltlid fiiblt er ii6 oann tliebt ber-
pflihtet, 9fooiepelt aus 3anfbarfeit
sa {einem Staatsiefretar 5u naben
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-12
Gdlab Der NationaltOnueutiou.

Die beioen Observation-Disclosures
fonen om Sanlftag na1nittag 81
gnoe Die Gepublifaner nonliilier.
ten ben friiberen Senator nno ipate-
rem 8iee gr1iibenten syairbanfs
uno oie 8rogreiiiDen Sobn SO. Yar-
fer BON Seem Orleans gum @ice-Hr1-
IiOenten.
Sugbes nio sSairbanfs baben TO-
fort Die geonlination angenon1men.
Sugbes iiberlanote Dem Yrd1ioenten
gleid5eitig Ieine Heiignation als BET
iieetber Gi1ter oes Sber gnnoes-
geridts. aub peroffentlibte er eine
grflarung in Ser er feline politiiAen
slnfihten oarlegte. @r lit fir eirfc
feite, energii9e un0 fonleqile1lte
auslanopolitif, fiir cine @erteibi-
gung Der 9fe1te unieres 2anoes ll1o
ieiiter 9iirger 5u @aifer u1o 5u
2anhe. gr perurteiIte nit i1arfert
8orten Die merifaniide Yolitif nm
ierer iesigen 6egierltng. or er-
fldrte cine @eilerling oes biplonati-
lden 0ienites fir oringeno notipeu=
Dig es lit alIo mol an5nrebnlelt
oaB, rpenu Sugbes Hraitoent miro,
nidt mebr nit gperIonliben", nidt
neratttiportli1en &epr1Ientantell ge-
iptrtIhaftet miro, tpie fpdbreno Der
lesten bier Sabre. Wfit gntlbieoen-
belt fprab er itd) fir Die notigen
MaBregeln 5ur Si6erltng oes 9an=
oes aus. gr erfl6rte iih ferner fin
cine @euoronitng oes 9arifs auf
l9us5oaneriiher @runolagc, Die iih
na6 8eenoiglng oes arieees orin-
geno notiuenoig eripeiien fperoe;
fir glusbebrntng unleres SanOels
nit Dem 4uslanoe iif10 fir 8erbeIie-
ritng oes GibiloienItes. gr bebau-
erte es, in feinem Sdreiben niht anf
ueitere fSragen eirlgeben 5u fonnen.
Die gml3e gAlarlng rnqdt eitlen
gltten @tnorltf. Sic entlpridt BEN
SSoroerungen Der 3eit, lit aber rubig
ltno gendBig gebalten iuo 5eigt ben
Yrdiioentldafts @anoioaten Der re-
pubIifaniIhen 8artei ols einen flil-
gen, ihorfblifenoen umo einii6tspol-
len Wann.
Die Brogreiiipen paren nidt 70
gIitdli6 nit ihrem Ganoioaten. Ser
8ice Observation-Disclosures Har-
fer erfIGrte lid alerbings iofort be-
rett, oie Domination an5utebmen,
aber &ooiebelt leste Die Gonbention
teIepboniid oabon IN 9enntniB. baB
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-12
Surge ntbtrlidt,

Die 9e,ttidJen erpberm Ser
rain iueftIidJ pDn @aitr itn6
maiden 500 8efangene. Sic
areifem bic Sorts Spmpille nnb
Sabannes idarf an.
Die 9iniien orinsen lit
8plbbnien itnb @alisien luei=
er pDr. Sic ilebrnen 9nbno,
gmcacs uno Wagtmp. 9lndJ in
bic gttfoutna iinS iie einge=
brnngen. Sic Ioaen bereits
bpr GsernDiuits iteben.
gsraiioeat @ilipn mil Sen
freigfiibrenSen yeatipnen eiilen
@affenftillitanb bprid)lasen.
Der areii5er u6ampifire"
iunrSe Dnrd) cine Wiine ber=
Ienft.
9as italieniidJe Miniiteriant
lit snriidgetreten.
Die Geiterreider melOen,
bafs tie ben Mpnte 9emerne in
sStalien genummen baben.
Die GnsIGnber nebnen Die
EfaDt WtDmbp I'M NeufIdl=
Gft Afrifa.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-12
Die Oemofratiid)e 9foriOualfonuen-

Vim UitfflDod trltt III st. SoltiS
Die oelnofratiide gfationalfonpentioit
8nlanlmen uno ldon iest fomnen
9elegaten iflo anoere 2elite, oie ct
mas NIT Der &onpention gil tim bu-s
ben, i1aarenpeiie nacb ct. 2ouis.
9as oemofratilbe 9aationalfolnite 1T
bellte 5ulanlmen getreten ltilo miro
5unahlt iiber oie &onteite entihei-
oen. @s iiliO ibrer ilidt piele. 9ie
Sibe Der 8elegaten oes 9iItriftS
Columbia iperoen forteltiert. ebe1lo
Der Sit 0es Gertreters bonn Diitrift
golum6ia i'm Nationalfonlite uno Der
Sit nitferes teranildett @ertreters
I'M Nationalfonlite. Sir uns bat
natiirlif nur oieler leBte aonteitfall
Sntereiie. Com 2obe beballptet, er
babe AZ Stinlnlen mebr befonlmen
als Goinoerter. bod lit oieiegebalip-
tlrng cine iebr 5peifelbafte lrno es
lit an5unebmen, oaB oos aonlite gu
G}uniten Boinoerter's efltIdeiSelt
miro.
gln Ser Domination gr1lioertt
@ilion's uno gice Yr1iioent Mqr-
iball's fam fein 3tpeifel betrlhell.
Omar iino nidt oie Delegaten 10 aG-
ger1ein auf Maribal1 initruiert ltno
perpfli1tet, ipie iie eS in ge5ng auf
@ilion iino, aber cine groBe Wfebr-
5abI lit es mo es lit niht an5luleb-
men, oaB elm meiterer &anoioat
iiberbaupt aufgeitellt iperoen miro.
8unoeslenator Stone, Ser @orli=
Ber oes 8latfornlfonlites per0en
miro, lit NIT Dem gntDurf in ct.
2ouis eingetroffen nno bat i'm Dem
Goriibelloen ,WtcGooinbs bonn Natio-
nalfonlite porgelegt. Cine sln8abl
Der u9lanfen" iilo bon Yraiioert
@ilIon lelbit abgefaBt. 90 Die gr=
flarllng iiber Die 8e5iebnngen Der
Ser. Staatelt gum 9lnsIonoe. IN Der
berporgeboben miro, oaB 8rdiioent
8ilion ben srieoen fir Die Ser
Staaten erbalten itno eine uftrifte
nno ebrlihe gfeutralit1t" burhge-
fiibrt bat @as Die leBtere grfld-
rnng anbetrifft, 10 lit an oieier nitrif-
ten llno ebrlihen Neiitralit1t1 ftarf
5u 5tpeifeln, aber man miro Die gr-
fIdrllng bod, nie Der Brdiioent iie
geidrieben, in ole Matform aufneb-
men. gbenio mld, Die GrfIdrung
iiber Die merifanilbe Ingeleeenbeit,
Die natiirlih aud Die ean5lif bolt-
loie, perfabrene uno unpraftilhe
Golitif oes Erdiioenten giitbeiBf.
@inen icbarfen Slngriff meroen
Die Stimnlredtlerinnen allf Ser
&onpention maiden, tie riiften iid)
iebt i6on oo5u uno Die 0elegateu
fonnen iidb gratulieren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-12
Sans Sll Derrenten.

0as nntere iinS pbere Gtpdiuerf
bon Sir. 21S Dit-Gpmmeree Strafe
lit sit berrenten. gta6ere gnsfmnft in
ber Office Ser uTreien greifc".
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-03

years He has been a professional
''krank" or scattergunism, and has
spent no little time and money in this
experiment He has world of friends
in the United States and Canada and
many acquaintance in each and every
large city and town of Illinois, which
will enable him to be in position, il
elected to the Office which he now
seeks, to be of great service TO his
people OF this district
Mr.. Ditto should be more able. in
this respect, 10 represent his people.
Being well equipped, he will prove a
constant worker at all times, giving
his best endeavors TO the interest of
those he represents. He has his ideas
of good roads; he believes in appor-
tionment of the automobile tax and a
distribution Of same to the 102 coun-
ties of the state according to the road
mileage Of each county of this state.
His interests are that of the farmer
and working class: your interests are
his; he Is uninnuenced by campaign
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-03

was his great delight to speed the
plow, while a younger brother rode on
the back of a mule or horse attached
thereto, and kept all in line with the
work At the age of Is years, he WAS
placed in charge OF the corn planting
with the first check rover corn drop
per, attached to an old style Brown
corn planter. that was used in this sec
ton, same being made from a cotton
rope with iron buttons, which operated
the check row dropping parts. At the
age of Is years he drove the second
Irvine binding harvesting machine that
was placed in commission in his town
ship (that was when people said il was
impossible to cut and bind grain by
machinery Mr.. Ditto has been hard
working man all his life. He has been
a life long democrat as well; has kept
in close touch with current events
while moving in life's work. He has
invented some devices. has three pat
ents of his own design that have been
worked over the United States and
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-03

Canada. At the present time he is d.
rector of the Specimens international
Protective association for Illinois. and
has done much in the way OF legisla-
ton for the interest in the protection
and propagation of game and insec-
tiverous birds.
He has also some national fame as
trap shooter and sportsman. He in
1908, at Columbus. Ohio, won the fol-
lowing honors at the traps: The anna
teur cham pionship of the United States
on a tie; the preliminary handicap OF
the grand American handicap. and the
high amateur average for the entire
tournament of 600 targets. In Texas
in 1911 he won the Texas state cham
pionship, and the Illinois state cham
pionship in 1915, while many other
winnings of the country are credited
to his score Space and time does not
permit to mention them all.
He has been a constant lover OF out
door sport and has Travelled I'm almost
every field In this Line the past ID
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-03

offerings, which he has refused. He
goes into the field an unpledged man
to any faction; he is liberal in his
thoughts and is a free worker for all
alike. II you send Mr.. Ditto to the
legislature you should never have
cause to regret. it. Don't forget the
primary election Sept. ID. 1916. and
the square in front OF his name. He
is asking for the first time in his life
the support OF his party. Formerly he
has helped others in their campaign
and they have a chance now to return
favors. II Mr.. Ditto proves TO be as
good a vote-getter as a marksman his
nomination is a foregone conclusion.
MIR. Ditto is endorsed for this Office
by the following democratic central
committeeman, whom he has CHANGED
to meet personally.
G C. Bowers, chairman, Mercer
township, Aledo. ILL.,; John Schwartz.
North Henderson township: James H.
Greenwood, Richland Grove township;
George lawson. Richiand Grove town
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-03
An Ordinance.

Be it ordained by the council of the
city Of Rock Island:
Section l. That when running or
responding TO fire calls, the various
fire department trucks and vehicles
shall have the immediate right-of-way
on and over all streets and public
places in this city.
Section 2. All drivers Of automo-
biles or vehicles of whatever kind or
description who shall find the automo-
bile or vehicle so driven by them TO be
IN the way of any truck or vehicle OF
the fire department which is respond
ing 10 a call shall Immediately clear
the roadway and shall take steps so as
to give the fire department trucks or
vehicles as far as possible, clear
and uninterrupted right-ofway.
Section 3. ANY violation Of the
terms hereof shall subject the offender
70 fine of not less than Ten $4,000
Dollars or more than twenty-five
tsZ5.00J Dollars for each offense.
WILLIAM McCONOCHIE,
Mayor.
Passed: July 81, 1916.
Attest: NJ. T. RUDGREN,
City Clerk.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-03
An Ordinance.

Be il ordained by the council of the
city Of Rock Island, Illinois:
Section l. That when running or
responding to fire calls, the various
fire department trucks and vehicles
shall have the immediate right-of-way
on and over all streets and public
places in this city.
Section , All drivers of autOmo-
biles or vehicles of whatever kind or
description who shall find the auto
mobile or vehicle SO driven by them
TO be in the way OF any truck or We
hlcle OF the fire department which is
responding TO a call shall imm ediately
clear the roadway and shall take steps
SO as to give the fire department trucks
or vehicles as far as possible, clear
and uninterrupted right-of-way.
Section 3. ANY violation of the
terms hereof shall subject the otrender
to a fine of not less than ten $4,000
dollars or more than twenty-five
$4,000 dollars for each offense.
WILLIAM MCONOCHIE,
Mayor.
Passed. July 81, 1916.
Attest: NJ T. RUDGREN,
City Clerk
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-03
POLITICAL ADVERTISING.
(Keithsburg News.)
Democratic Candidate for
Nomination for Represen-
tative From the Thirty
Third Senatorial
District.

Charles H. Ditto. of Keithsburg. Ill.
comes from one of the old reliable
Mercer county families who settled in
this county near Camp Creek In 1886.
In the wear of 1888. the "Dittos" moved
to Arlington township on the Ditto
farm. lust north of SeatOn, now in the
nossession of Louis Ditto, Jr-. a grand
son of the original Andrew Ditto, and
Charles H. is the son OF George w.
Ditto (deceased) and grandson OF An
drew Ditto (deceased.)
Charles H Ditto, who now seeks po-
liticaI honors, was put IN the field 10
work al the age of nine years, when 1t
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-03

ship; W. A Green. Suez township; c.
A. Wray, SueZ township; r. J. Fritch,
Greene township; Martin Ayers,
Greene township; b. b. Whitsitt, Pre-
emption township; Ludwig Sword,
Presumption township; o. E. Finley,
Ohio Grove township; Emerson Crabs.
Perryton township; q. M. Hawkins.
Abingdon township; j. ID. Cooke. Mil
lersburg township; J. l.. Terry. MIL
lersburg township; NJ. l.. Kistler. Dun
can township: A r. Baldwin. Keiths-
burg township; nj. C. Mallory, New
Boston township; c. V. Bartlett, Eliza
township, Mercer county.
Samuel Watson. Bald Bluff township.
Henderson county; G.. G. Rolling. Car,
men; G. w. Shanks, Lomax; J. p
Riggs. Media; I. IF. Forward. Glad
stone: and George Laird and Am.
Thornton of Bald Bluff and Oquawka-
These endorsements are certainly
worth the consideration OF the demo-
Gratis OF Mercer and Henderson coun-
ties in making a choice for this olheesl
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-03
RIG VOTE SHOULD
Be OUT TUESDAY
TWO Important Propositions VIII BE
Put Up for Consideration Of the
Electorate.
CIVIC ADVANCEMENT INVOLVED
r. Franchise to Street Car Company
Carries, Moline Plow Company
win Build Large Plant.

no YOU want to see a million dollar
t.ctory established in Rock Island?
Are you anxious for the extension
Of Rock Islands fine park system?
II you are in favor of these two
nropositions, then it is your personal
and individual duty to visit the polls at
the special election next Tuesday and
axpress your sentiments in tangible
forna. II is of vital Importance to the
Industrial advancement OF this com
munity that a large vote be polled.
Both men and women will have an
onporftunity TO take a part in the
commercial advancement of the com
nuuity II they viii just take the time
70 visit the polls. There can be no OBJ
lection to either proposition which is
presented for approval
The first is relative to a franchise
fo- the Tri-City Railway company Civ
ing permission to operate cars on
Forty-third street, as it is desired to
remove the tracks from FOTtY-second
street. TO make way for the erection Of
the million dollar plant of tcc Moline
Plow company. The company IS al
ready proceeding with its preliminary
work on the project so that that struc-
ture Is assured, if the vote cast is
favorable
Should Aid Parks.
All public spirited residents want to
see the parks of Rock Island made
more beautiful. To do this requires
money. The second matter put up to
the voters will be the Ievying Of a
three mill tax for this purpose. The
community is proud of what has been
accomplished already and as a matter
of civic pride it is thought the plan
for a tax levy viii be generally sup
ported.
Il should be understood that the
proposed park tax is not new. The
legislature has passed a measure tax
ing away from cities under 10000 the
right TO levy such a tax unless ratified
BY vote of the people. Because of
this law Rock Island lost its usual
expenditure for park purposes this
year, but will have funds available
next year. if the voters order it.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-03
ON COUNTY RECORDS
Warranty Deeds.

r L. BroOkhart TO J. S. Vorick, west
salt. southwest quarter, section 20,
L. 3w. 81
Peter NJ. Siequist and wife to Will
liam Schnoor and wife, lot 6, block
l. B. Dayenport's third addition, ST.,
SOC
Rufus Walker & Sons to Robert S.
Woodburn, lot s, block "a, old town,
Moline, 81
Jessie Benson to Randi L. Dahlin.
undivided one-third, lot 4, block l, Is
land View Heights, 5000.
Alfonso De Jaeger and wife to Rene
Geurs and wife. lot ., John Teter's ad-
dition. Moline, 81.
Rozelle r and Royal Benson, by
guardian. to Randi L. Dahlin, undivid-
ed twO-thirds, lot 4, block l, Island
View Heights, Rock Island, $500.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-03
Wakefeld's
Blackberry
balSarN

Quickly cures Diarrhoea, Dysentery,
Cholera Infantum and all loose bowel
troubles in adults and babies. No
opium. No oplates. Harmless.
Doctors recommend il. Seventy years
without AZ equal IS esGts everywhere.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1916-08-04
WHEN A SHIP TURNS TURTLE.
Often the Bottom Of the Vessel 10
Blown Out as She Goes Down.

To turn turtle" means In nautical
language that a ship rolls too heavily,
fails to recover herself and after
brief period on her beam ends turns
topsy turvy, so that her keel points
skyward. Then, of course, she goes
down.
Frequently the compressed air i'm
prisoned In her hull blows her bottom
out as she goes down, or If she is
steamer her boilers burst, with similar
results.
AS rule, ships turn turtle because
they are burdened with too much "top
hamper" or from lack of sufficient bal
last or both causes combined.
Rarely does IT happen that there are
any survivors, but there Is one notable
exception in the case of the battleship
Captain, which was lost after this fash
ion in the bay of Biscay In her case
exactly three minutes elapsed from the
time she first turned turtle until she
finally sank, and forty OF her crew OF
900 men clambered up her side as she
rolled over and on to her keel OF
these eighteen men were eventually
rescued and were able to describe later
on precisely what occurred.-Pearson' s
Weekly.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1916-08-04
GROTESQUE FASHIONS.
Hats and Hair Frills In the Time Of
Marie Antoinette.

Some of the fashions In France dur
Ing the reign OF unfortunate Queen
Marie Antoinette were exceedingly alb
surd. particularly hairdressing and
hats, which were trimmed with such
an extravagant wealth Of feathers that
the coaches had to have their seats
lowered. According to Mime. Campan.
mothers and husbands murmured, and
the general rumor was that the queen
would ruin the French ladies'"
One day Louis XVI. decided to for
bid the court in body to follow the
royal hunt in coaches. In order - be
freer he wished only TO permit real
sportsmen to attend. The noble ladies
Immediately rebelled, and the Princess
of Monaco criticised the decision by
means of her headdress, upon which
arose n miniature royal coach, followed
by two gentlemen on foot in CATERS.
On the left of this was displayed a
cypress garnished with black tears, the
large roots being formed of Grape.
More absurd still was the hairdress-
ing of the mother Of Louis Philippe,
upon whose head every one could adj
mire her son, the Due de Beaujolais, IN
the arms Of his nurse, as well as par
rot pecking at a cherry.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1916-08-04

els your husband good to the chill
dren?'
Every; he'll do anything In the world
for them. He even bought them a
couple of old golf balls to play WITH
Detroit Free Press.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1916-08-04
CATCHING on to Dad.

Eddie-Lets sneak round behind the
barn an smoke a cigarette.
Sammy-Too likely to get caught.
Ever since dad swore off he's been
sneaking around there to smoke his
own.-Judge.