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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-25
HAVE COLOR IN YOUR CHEEKS
Be Better Looking-Take
Olive Tablets

If your skin is yellow-complexion
pallid-tongue coated appetite poor
lazy, no-good feelins-you should take
Olive Tablets
DR. Edwards Olive Tablets sub
stitute for calomel-were prepared by
DR.. Edwards after II years Of study
with his patients.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are a pure
" vegetable compound mixed with olive
oil. You will know them by their olive
color.
If you want a clear, pink skin, bright
eyes, no pimples, feeling of buoyancy
like childhood days, You must get at the
cause.
DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets act on the
liver and bowels like calomel-yet have no
dangerous after effects.
They start the bile and overcome con-
stipation That's. why millions of boxes
are sold annually at Ice and Csc per box.
All druggists.
Take one or two nightly and note the
pleasing results,
The Olive Tablet Company, Columbus. O.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-25
MINERS DRAFTING A
NEW SCALE OF WAGES

New York, Feb. 25-United Mine
workers from the central competitive
bituminous coal fields, having been
given an intimation that the western
Pennsylvania operators are ready to
concede the mine run demand on GER
tain conditions, went into caucus to-
day to draft a rate of wages on the
run OF mine basis to be submitted to
the mine owners.
The draft will contain certain pro-
tectiVe measures to insure clean coal
and which will include penalty clauses
somewhat similar to the mine run con-
tract now in force in Ohio.
The miners feel confident they are
well on the way toward a settlement
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-25
(ftyB112fJ
Buy home of Reidy Bros.
Tri-Nity Towel Supply company.
For Spress, call William Trefz


Bakery sale at Lincoln school Sat
urday afternoon.
Leap year ball Given by the booster
committee of the six Rock Island
camps of the Modern Woodmen OF
America in the large Odd Fellows
hall. Tuesday evening. Feb. 90, 1916
Admission soc per couple.
Milton Iglehart, S-year-old son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. M. r. Iglehart, 1928 Four
teenth street, had his right arm brok-
en- just above the wrist, in two places
as the result of a fall he received yes
terday afternoon while roller skating
in front Of his home
The regular meeting of the South
west Improvement association will be
held this evening at o'clock at Ken
nedy's store. Important matters rela-
tive to projects in which the newly an
neXed territory is interested will be
discussed.
Special meeting of the stockholders
Of the Union Cooperative grocery
store has been called for Tuesday eve,
ming, Feb. 20, at the store, 1904 Fifth
avenue. Matters concerning the growth
of the concern will be considered
The grand jury for the January
term of circuit court has been re-
called to convene March 6 to complete
its work. This is following the new
plan Of having the secret body dis
pose of bind over cases with as much
dispatch as possible.
Miss Emma Sterner and George
Seminar, both of Moline, were united
in marriage by Justice of the Peace
Carl kuehl at his office on Third ave
nue. yesterday afternoon. Mr.. Seminar
is a waiter employed in Rock Island
The couple will live in Moline.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-25
IMPLEMENT TRAVELLER
TO SPEAK In MOLINE

Clarence Moore, traveller for the Mo-
line Pillow company in South American
countries, will address the Moline
ing this evening Mr.. Moore will give
some of his personal observations in
Latin-American nations and will tell
of actual conditions which are affect
ing the diplomatic relations of the
United States with that nation at the
present time. A large attendance at
the banquet is anticipated
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-25

her amount due and Justice Vince
lock dismissed the case when the same
friends guaranteed payment OF costs.
Ross Released.
Harry Ross, who was arrested by
Moline police 10 days ago on charge
of vagrancy and whose case was con-
tinued for 10 days when he was ar
raigned before Magistrate Frank Gus
tafson and pleaded not guilty, was re-
leased from custody this morning. hay
ing spent the intervening time in the
city jail.
Hurt Hand in Fall.
A man who gave his name as Harry
Schneider fell near the Manufacturers
hotel last night and injured one hand
severely. He was assisted by the po-
lice and given medical attention.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-25
MOLINE BUYER Is
MINUS PACKAGES
Purchases Accumulated by Atkinson
Visitor on Shopping Tour Stolen
from Station.
POLICE UNABLE TO FIND THEM
]. Rogers Arrested for Failure TO Pay
Board. But He Squares Up and
Is Discharged.

It was mournful man who boarded
train for his home in Atkinson, Ill,
last night at the Rock Island station in
Moline He had come to the city dur
ing the day for the purpose of taking
advantage of sale which is now be-
ing conducted by the merchants of
that city. The gentleman from Atkin-
son found many things to suit his
fancy and the arrival of evening found
him staggering beneath the weight of
many bundles. Then it occurred to
him that it was near train time and
betook himself to the station. The sta
ton agent wasn't there and no one was
in the waiting room. 1t was some time
before the train would arrive.
He placed his bundles in a seat and
then decided to leave for few min
utes and go out to buy something else
He left his bundles and went after it.
He got it, ali right, and while he was
gone someone got his bundles.
The matter was promptly reported
TO the police and they secured the
town. But their efforts were of no
avail and the man from Atkinson went
on his way in sorrow.
Friends Settle for Rogers.
J. Rogers, recently of Moline, but
more lately of Davenport, was taken
by police Of the Iowa city yesterday at
the request of Moline authorities and
was this morning arraigned for hear
ing in the Moline justice court on a
charge of defrauding an innkeeper
Justice T. NJ. Wheelock heard the case.
Mrs. Topmeyer, 500 Fifth avenue,
was complainant She withdrew her
complaint after friends of Rogers paid
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-25
LARGE ORDER GIVEN
TO BLAKE COMPANY

The Blake Speciality company Of
Rock Island has just received con-
tract for the gray iron castings for
900 tractors from the Benning In
plement & Motor company Of Cedar
Rapids, Iowa, manufacturers of gas
tractors. This latest order, added to
numerous previous orders and in
creased business, insures a busy sea-
son for the local plant.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-25
Street Cars Tied Tn,

Two Bridge line cars were stalled
for 10 minutes on Third avenue at the
intersection of Sixteenth street at .
o'clock this afternoon, the power be-
ing shut off. The trouble was attrib-
uted to a circuit break on this line
The power on other lines was not af-
fected.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-25
Norwood Names Board.

Irving c. Norwood. Of Davenport
president of the Mississippi Valley
Terminal league, today named the
following men members of the gov
erning board of the organization:
W. E. Saunders, st. Louis; Jacob A.
Herman, Peoria; A. W. Mackie, Kan
sas City; j. A. Rosenberger, Evans
vile, Ind, and Oscar E. Kelley, St
Paul.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-25
WOMAN BOUND OVER
TO THE GRAND JURY

Mrs. Anna Larson. arrested in Dav-
export yesterday after she had OBJ
tanned goods under false pretense.
from the McCabe store in Rock Island
and the Neuman and NJ. l.. Parker
stores in Davenport was today bound
over TO the grand Jury in Davenport.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-25
EUGENE FIELD NEAR
LEADER IN SAVINGS

Hawthorne again leads in school
savings collection made by the State
bank of Rock Island today. Eugene
Field captures second place with
collection of 1922.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-11
2ic sriceobciaaoisicn MS 6Srocrcr Ocs onicn
WcldnnadS.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-11

ena s. Nia 1oroinea goHc, GaiuNes Crcii
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-11
1entIdllanS,s nrneInnSe SUPERINTENDENT.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-11
oonucritoa, ben II. 0lai 1916
adt eeiten


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ercn Olonotcu ocs arcAes mo onB Oc GcrriIc nit
4cidhgicit ourd 0ci ilmac &clutc5uuads crctt
pcgocn t0nlcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-11

Die Gcntidjcn OringeH bei &crOun
irot DER 5wcIiodcn llc0eruo6t Der
6rdn5oicn imncr mcitcr por ocn
S6lilnclpunlt 5I Der eigcntlihcn
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jet iiAcr in ocr @ono. glbcr troB
glacocm 1obeu lie o5iic 3pciicl bic
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glifolmns 9iitoloiewiti6 iib ~iica
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5urild5og.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-11
Dcpnricmcut fir Biicntlidle Sihcrhcit.
llniCr. Requirement fir Wrunobeucwcicii.
Mofffutnrr Qnh


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imriii: ,0roponle for inrnibina 6ornalocbooe
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Shcr0cii. llnicr Ecnricmcni iiir @clnnoleis'
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elc1riua Nonlc @nnl" nc5o9elL 5ablbnr an ocu
WinDor nuo Staoirai6 bon baltimore, belaes
ilai icin.
Ger criulgrcl6c Nicicr mnB in oer ncbrdndl.
linen 6orul Nhrglnnt I'M 9eraae oer eon'
lrnliinmuc hcncn.
Sic 0onicaii 2'ceJroc 0e6dli iih ons Nc6t
por. iyacno cln oocr allc 9n0cboie 6u oerper'
n. Sohu =. Ylair
Gclun0bclis. Gommiildr
ycildiigi.
SoBn 0nbcrt
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(O,ui3.6,SiOl3
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-11

1ic Srci fOlten ScIiacn Nl0mcrtmo &antratinS
ln0 5erpotus sic bclltc bre 9icgicrmg uutretcn bo
Ben iN guor bemcrtbor gcmadt ooer iie lino opct
IN Oiccm Sabre nidt ic6r itrcngc otigetrctet Aaer
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-11
gnrcan ees olrOansr.anIpeIiurs.

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6e mir0 6icrmii bcldni Ocma6i, oob Die
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Wr 100. glbimniii a. QOrnarapb - tlpic an
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0dc llnibcriitO Varimnn nno yHnndn Bari ais
cine 0iicailidc Garage jn bcnnncn-
&. Z. Nnrnc,
(liaitO-iD @cbanoc SnpclOr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-11

0crr SO6u o. pannn BON 6nrOrO.GOnutD, ocr am
CcilIoo rnru ipp6oicn 6icber crag, wor pou Sn0cno
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jcncr lciocr peniecn proeiiionecn @olitifcr Die lid
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ais Yartcciier Der cr Sabre lang mar itctS oiie &C.
6onoclt mo Ole uicleu bo6cn Acmtcr Die er imc &c.
habt. Sat q cut uenpotct.
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@cIannImadlmneen.
Ecparirmcm fir Gr5icbnug.
Vnrc0u Der NcbUloc ocr Salnl sSummiNnfe.
NlnbiioH nun 9Ginncitca apenne.

Nlaoiion. nun SGinDeite'gprnne.
NnltiuinrC, 10. lili 1916.
srpnrai ncricgciir Snacpoie 90 2uplilai,
NIT Der slmimriii .gropoldls ior 2Spob". norel'
iiri an oen y9uaro oi smaros ol gailmQte
NlN," Wctocn cnigcAcu genpnmen N 0cnl Nli'
rcnu bon 0crru Nic0aro 0muL Sl0oi.J'eAl'
iiraior Rdib0uus, Baltimore Wo. ble II lhr
&olmiitaQs am Nlithuun, u. Wiai 1916 lnr
Die eiccrnna bon Nol5 an Die Sebotoe oer
Snul s0ounlillrc
Spc5iiii0iipucn f0nnen ln oem gnredn oct
Qch5rSc Ser Snul l0ommiidre crlanai mcrocu.
0in beQlnnbiaicr 9bcd pcs Nleicre lnr SlOV,
sa1llny an ocu Nianor mo SiaoirdiD non Hal.
umorc uuo 0ui cine a0lcdrHQ Noule Ndnl
gcsoqcn mub icocm gln0cboi beiacilgi lcin.
Sds Nehi To uorbcbalicn, irgeno cin ooet
uac guacb0ic 5utildiumciien.
SUbn N. Npdc,
Scfrcidr Der 0ch0roc Der SnulsGcnmlidrc
Njcilcbuuai an 10. Ninl 1916.
SoBu Nubcri
iung Grdi0cni Der Sonir0li 'Ncbotoe-
(Niaill-t3,15)
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ecr 0uuUcrncnr 6croniOu Jon SONS crfIart 8

ICT WUWOVINVNI NVIBN1VW UON -VtHN VIIIW01f "
iei Des uadlioine ySartens genig, Die 3c le gclon
men nm in Mcrfo cin5ugreiien ulo Gronung 81 ltbnl
icn 6crauon 1T ldt oer cin5igc Gmcrfoner, DER
ocie 9lniidt Dcrtritt ober 10 ungc &ooorou &illon
0as gSeiBc 6mS bapobut miro aus Dem 0rommg
ihafien nidts
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Qlripm.Vart.

Ser brne glab fir gic.glics In @alslmore.0o.
@ieicr bcrrlch gclcqene Bari III iebt an bcr'
mieibcn al Stirdcn nilb Screinc, fir eluSllhae
Il. T. 10.
glu Der bcrldnpericn &lienSslpcne 9elcaclL
iIi bcriclbe bon allen Sinbit6eilen bcdnenl 5i
crrctdcn Schr nic0riQc Aaicn. Ncacn slue'
lmdt ipcnbc man iib an Is. ~. Melnbnrot ylr,
Sf5 GCoft. .strnfr, Giilmor, N34, ober oenIg
9iomer, 1901 Riees.9l0e., MabiioH 26SlsgB.
(9lldr62S9&S. .29R)
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spcaial.glutia an slener5abIcr.


1itnfrI NtpnTlfntNIl WntlUuNes -,
Nnlt moro. o. Wlni lNlU.
eicncr5nhlcru uiro nicrmit 9iDtid ncacbrn,
ban ncmdh Napitci $50 Der site BON 1916
nc gie.unH nni Stnnteicucr Hehlitnnaeu nnl
Shn0 Der WciMlite an 81. Wlni anlhbren
Smicu pcrorn uunl 1. September ocs lnnien'
ben Subrcc berennet merocn.
gSninm Is. 1aae,
(9Gai5t210,2U ScucrG Ginncbmcr.
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@rGiiocnt gSiliou Fat UOn yiencm cHc &nrmng az
os in Mlerfo mobncnoen gmcritaner gerld)tet oos
9on0 al pcrlocu. gbcr er ueigcrt iid ltano1ot Vine
rfoucr BON ocm 8eien o Sdiicu Der frie0iii6rcnocn
Wladte 5n lrnrnen.
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@elO anS8nletbert
in 6thebiacu 9ctraaen IN
SenjdmiH e Comps
7orlebcn. Nuo 8anf.GumtOir.

SgnlnmMs Oje60nbe (rtabliri 1S80).
ySil pebcn nOrD ilmer nul Si0crDei duet
PIT BON 9Saaren un0 gperibiadeu ibeybnupi
Die orubien &uri0nne 2Eit lanien uno uers
fnnirn Qninene uRh illhernc Iaihenuhren 9a'
ciicn uUu Z nor WlnrqenS Dis Q ithr 9lbenbs
QripntGnaana 42O-424 Cit6a0eiie.Sir
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g(n0rclu 9Diitacr.

GS nar6 am =. Niai 1916 sluorrw Niiner
Gs Sdhrc nli ooc0icr @niic Der pcriiorbcnen
Qfom 81 liiincr sic @ccroiouna lroci am
Iuuurritng NdhWiiiaOS llhr bon lcluct
geo6nnno. gir 5t5. sio.grunomaN, nus oni
ocni .guuoon fnri 6ricoboic" iiatt Nclernna
prindi (Ni1i9 I'D
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gnItimOrc's better %ieuic'Sart.
Gn,tmItattCr- 31ark.

Gcleni6aicn INN 0irdbcu tbncn ipobl on'
ran. li6 biciGi Rari 0BiiicDen, cpe ite 2aicil
fir i6rc luliiniigcn Scnics beleeeil. 0er
acaclbnbncii. Garoniiel So1cb,@dueren, Mr'
bcrsGpiclpI0bcn mo alcH noiOgen Nennem'
lhiciien aueeciiniiri. bic fir einen niooernelI
GcrpiniannQs Bari henBibpt inb Der Yarf
III prudDiiq QelcQcn. beaucm 3u crrei6cn pon
ducit 5ia6libslen, nnen man mad orr Trcoe'
rid 9loa0 oOer gBilenSsglpclne @leitrllden
orSgici, Wcnocn anISuicbncii. Nidn pcuoe
flo peri6nli0 ooer i1rilil9 nm ndpcre @ns'
tnuit on
6enrh =. @ieneiri5, 9lr. 20l9, @eit,Fvatt. .eIt,
Oocr iclcpbonirc nudl bcm Bari. t3tmor 4olb.
Sh0ncr blrclicr 0inQana 6llni Bari an Ore'
bcrids9loenue. oocr sSilicns'sloellEe.
(.WGr5iS-3M!e)
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germiIdlle gInaeiaen.
pin bic 9nmen.

glr cininc sdnlc IN btr cid0i
llnicrc gldhalniicn iebi oiien Snnac Ans
men, mcldc bic 0lclocrmnmcrInnii nn0 ben
ncuciicn WtihoOcn cilcrncu poucf. funncu
Dice 100 iui5cr 3ci bnrdl ocn glniduh an nlelc
Nlniicn rrrchcn lnfc1tihi WQrQonc. Mnm
mullqs nib glbcnoe gcoucmc Stluoer. Sm
Nnufe bcqunnenc gtrbcitcn ftuHcn lun0rcn0 hce
uniefrhi3 goripciebi mcrocn @rinormcr
utrrni I'M 0uiinnri tdn lGnliefii rribcili
9H0cre ausinnii lhriillih oocr niiliiblih BET
Nrl. 0nbcrc. Gr. 302, 2srii. enraioan' strnnt.