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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-09

0antbartsii. beren fid unfsrs Gfotit
nidt BLOB in ben aiiiiengebietsu. fpn
bern in alien 9beilsn bss Dsutfh.n
Rsifes, nanentlid aud in Sir
ttutfGlanb. erfreut. al1sin gum pori
gen W,ibnohtsfsit fonnte isbn elm
sslne Mann bes Mdrinetrrps l..
5lnrbsrn. Der aiiitsnipsbr. ber ouft
itiffabibeilunsen. Der gtiabunsm Der
5aufenbe BON fleineren 5abr5euger,
ME 5orpebps. llhteriees, Winsnint
Sperrs uno Dsrpoitsnbooie. foipie bi.
sdblreidtn Rei.rbii:en nnb Ssepehr
leute an 8oro Der grSberen Sfifft
je Elm bsfonberes patsi srbalten.
9luberbem ipurben t1t9dabunsen Der
sr0beren Gdiffe, ben Marineiruppen
i'm Mittelmeer unb in Der 1iirtei uno
bieIeu sSraueu unb ainbern pon r.
ierpiiien unb Seetpebrmannern rft
bstradtlids gsibiIfen gum Ddt g.
ipGbrt.
en- bem porisen Snbrssbsri6i ber
3enirdjielIe lpirb beionbers krpptast
bpben, bab bi. idelif BEL ibr mailer
baft eintaufenben 0antIfrei6sn IN
tGufig riibrsnbiter Wsiis bttuntea.
ipie unenblia bi.l bas gepubtfsin IN
i,rer blau.n Sunsen. tab mon ibre;
i'm Rei6e sebenit sur Grhaltuns ibre:
'aampfesfr.ubisieii beitrdst.
6ieran tniipft abr Grobabmira
BON aoiier bi, brinaenbe Bite, "
aerne gebs if iis ipeitsr. Der 3entr1.
fi.Is INNER ipeiters r.i4Iihe 8at,
sur @srfiiauus su ii.lIsn, aIs 5ribnr
inniaer Danfbarteit fir al bic po i,
d.ren Mdnner, bic i'm Wirb unb D.t<
ter nuf unS unter Der Gee, in bt y
eiiftn urb auf benz ganbs bas 5cfe y
Ii.o beuiideu 5eloenthums in immsr
nsuen 56nen ertIingen IaHsn."
aapitdn sur Gee puiion.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-09
@as woaen Die AlliirteH tbun?

Sn GngIano 1T Elm nslles aabinet
gebilbet lporOeH, su oem ausgeipro6e
nen 3pete, ben arieg bis Ing uRenrs
Iiae fDrtauiesen. Das gertrauenss
OOtum, bus bic fran3Oiii6s aammer
oem Uiintiterium srtbeilt bat, betunoet
bic sleiae Qbiiat unb in Rublonb bat
Der neue 8remisr Sreptop jeben @cs
oanten an 5rieoen entfdie0en 3uriit>
gepieien. Wenn man ppn bieisr Gnt;
i4loiienbeit lisit, 10 iteist Die Jrage
auf, mas man nod aus5ufiibren ges
oentt unb beim beiten Wilsu lit es un>
mOslid, fiA sineu 8egriff gu MAIDEN,
mas bic Iaiirten nod ausri9ten fOnns
ten, auber einm tpeiteren unniiBen
YIutOsrsieben.
8eriu9t man iit III ibrs Gage gu
Oerfsben, 10 piirbe ibr ariegsplan
oariH beiteben miiTen, nod sr6bere
!Seere auf5uftelen, als lie ffon
bdben, nm bamit bic OeutThen ne6it
ibren 8srbiiubeten iiber ben Suufen su
rennen 4ber oisiem Plans iteben ofs
fentunbige 5inberniiIe entgegen, ni9t
minber bic grfabruns. Grftsre bsftes
ben in Der 5rags, mo biefs rieiigen
WlenfhenmuFen, bic man nod ins
SeIb felIen min, bertommen folIen.
5rantreid bat fdon ares, mas es
an Menfhenmaterial uufbringen lam,
in bic SdiiBensrdben gefaidt. I1ds
SnsIanb nod aufbrinsen lam, III
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-09

SalIunte 9rep TT taIt GEE
felt porben. Seine iaperen eipIos
matii6sn RieDerlasen I'M 9altan boz
ben feline @ntfernuns uothpenbis ses
ma9t. guIsarien bot i4 prn ibm
nidt perbIiiffen Iailen unb Srieasn-
lamb ebenfals ni6t. Die 8erbliitfaNg
1T ibm nur BEL unierem prdfio.nten
Nilion selunssn. DeIte bipIomuti.
i4en sriumpbe iein Ru4folser Ball
four erreiden iolI. 1T ni6t eriihtlia.
gs sibt fir gnslanD nidts mebr auf
oiplomatii6em Sebist gu triumpbir.u,
ebeniu penis pie auf militdriitem
@ebiet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-09
Tao fommt Sapon.

Wiaiam Waps bon no. 606 grcaos
ipap iraf am DcnHsriias 2lbsnb 5ipsi
Jpn obsrflG@lia bstaunteH gsuie uno
na5bem man esmeinidaftIi4 psrttliss
bsne binter bic ginbe eescIsn bditt.
Iub Wlab5 feine iJreunbs i9lisbl!h
Gin. in leinsm 3immer Su nddiIgsn.
Die einlabuns purbe bdnisnb dnas
nommsn, dber als Waps gtstn pisr
llbr seiisrn Worsen aufipuHtt, Uaren
feline 5rsunbs bereits ausserloseH une
batten aIs anbeilten $685. mitsencms
men, bic Maps Dor bem SHldfenss-
ben untsr fsin RopftiiItn selest bait,
Sebt fou bic 4oli5si bic Disbt unb
SaS Gelb iu4en
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-09
Gmerifa mnR buuaern, oamit
Guslano leben fam.
lSrifa WprLb.l

9as 9sfes Der Selbiterbaltuns fins
BET fopoH duf Hationen als audi auf
Gin3elperfouen 9lnipenbuns. 9as
ameritauif6e Doll iiebt iid jebt elmer
Situutiou segeniibergeitelt. bic elmer
fofortisen Mbbilfe briHgsnb bebarf.
Gs sibt i'm sdnsen 2anbe feinen
6dusbalt, Der ni6t bic DirtIng bss
Steigens Der preif. fir bic 2ebns>
miitel fpHrt- DGbrenb bic aobns Der
arbeitertlaiie bstsben bIei6sn bat bic
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-09

Der entlesrt iperben i5nnen. Sir ben
Often ersibt iid baraus Der srpbe
llebelitanb. bab ibm bic ssabrunss'
sufuhr aus bem Weiten abseihnitter
pirb. tpus natiirIi4 su bebauern it,
aber bic 9ep0lterilns bafelbit ipllte
ben probritifhen 3eitunaen nidt &c.
itatten, gorihldse 5ur ginitellung ter
Musfubr BON Munition unb 9sbens.
mitteln au betdmpfen, Wenn hicie
aufbort. pirb Der 8abnpertsbr balb
ipiebsr su seorpneten @erbaltniNer GEE
laneen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-09
Srieffaftem.

l. eonnsnseit III bic burd BIZ
i6sinbars tdslihe 9epeguns bsy
Sonns bsitimmts 3sit, i'm Gesenidg
Jur Stsrn3sit.
2. Die Darnuns Der RtlrrDesSc'
b0rbs eesen anlass BON aopitdl in
Sduibidsinsn Der aaitrten III DO,
siuiaeu Wodlen erfolst. Der Srunf
bitrfiir III. bab England nidt asitait.i
iDerben iol, unitrs Golbporrdtbe 81
sntleersn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-09
unfere ensIif6en 3eitun.

49, ~ '" - ~ = - ON''"'
gen, ben bic Groberuns bOn Su4areii
sroBen Reipett eingefIOBt bat, irus
gen, no bic beutI Iden 9erbiinOeten ben
na9itsn SaIas fiibren psrben. RAD
ibrer Nnii6t i4tpebt bic entiheibuna
sipilbsn Sbsfd unb Saloniti. Wiit
eriterem 3uee, beibt ss. tpiirbsn Fe in
oas Setreibesebist Rublanos einorins
gen unb bas ruiIiide Seer fluntiren,
oab es ssSrpunsen mare, ii9 aus Sic.
benbiireen unD Der 9utoiuino 5uriid'
suaisben, tpGbreno Der anbers 3us bic
SeutIdeH gu abIOIuten 9ebietern beg
Weges ud6 gagbab MAIDEN unb i5nrn
aud5 ben 9eitriit Grieaenlanbs lihern
piirbe. Ratiirlid lpiiien mir iihr bi:
Snti6eibungen Der beuti9en Sestss.
Ieituns ebenio ipsnig, ipie unisrs fpIs
lesen BON Der enelii6en prefe, ober
mir tDnnen uns duf elm Don beuti6sn
9srfiibrsrn bduFig ausgeiprodsnis
prinstp berufeN, bab es nidt barluf
antommt, 2Guber gu erpbern, ionbs-n
Seere su pernidtsn. 9emnah mil es
uns fbeineu, bag Der nG9fte glngriif
ii6 auf 9erbun ri6ten tpirb, porduss
eefebt, bab nidt anbers, Der Iubens
melt unbetanrte 9riinbe Dorliesen, ben
IRgriff auf 8erbuH gu peri6tber.
Die auseeIprodsn prDbritii6sn Dr.
game eeben Der aniidt @usbrud, bag
bic 9eutiden iid iiber ben 8inter
einbubbeIn unb Gberbaupt ui6ts tbun
perben. 0ieiem 9luuben t6nnen mir
nit 8eftimmtbeit ertesgertreten. 5u
bi.fem @inter iperben bic 5einbe tsine
Rube betommen, iprbern beftGrois
angegriffen tperben, bamit f. ,eirs
3eit betommen, iid gu erbOler. 9si
ber GinbubbelunassSbee 1T aud MIR
Der wunfh Der @nter bss Gebdntras.
Die probriten mOdtsn es gerns Tebsn,
bab bic Oeutf6er ii6 uusruben unb
ben Iliirtsn Belt loHen, sinen 5riibs
juhrssJeIb8us in alIer Rube porsubes
reiten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-09
WGbrenb Der aonqreb

BGbrenb ber Songreb
unb Der qrdiibent ii6 ipeigern, ein
Iusfubrperbot gu erlaifen, pirD IS
Don ben giienbabnen oerfiigt, bsr.n
Setriebsleiter 8efebl gegeben ba6en,
fetne gDaaren aus ben Weiten mad
Dem Often gu itiden. Der 9runb
lieqt 5umsiit in Der UiunitionsauS>
fubr. Die Stisnsnitrdnge in Rem
Ycrt unb ben aubsrsn 0itIiden stGbs
ten iino BON nit Wtunition belabensn
Wageons bsiebt, Die niht eber entla,
ben tperben tDnnen, als bis bic S6iffe
Die Jraht uuf5unebmen Derm0gsn. IN
SSolee oeiien fsblt ss niht blps an
Haum ,iOnbern aIh an Wagaons unb
lptc Die @tieubabns getrisbslsiter ia.
9sn. pirb bisisr ,3uitanb unobitbbars
Sci! oau.rn. Der @runb fir bic uns
beitimmts 3eitbauer rpirb ridt auoe.
geben, IGbt fit ober leiht 9snua ers
ratben. Die beitfben 3du6bopte ia,
ben inter Dem a1iirten S6iffsbeItanb
70 iturt oufgerdumt, baB Monate per~
scben lperbsn, bis Die WassORs ipis.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-09
aiel i'm @eltfries.

Der Safen bon BON priIeri6iffsn. =
Mis 9suifblunb fir ipeiters Rains
pfc sur See riiitei. - TlitieIpuntf
Der Marinesariessfdiffs. = Rene
llnterfess nnb aorpebobOote. =
2iebestbGtisteit Der Morine.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-09

Su probritif4en areiien
bemiibt man ii9, ben prdiibenten in
einen aries nit 0eutidlano binein5u.
beben, inbem seiust pirb. 9euti6lanS
babe ii4 gu elmer sroben @usbebnnIs
feines Sauhbppttrieges ent16loFtn,
neil ibm beipubt lei, baB Der Yrdiiosni
deine Drobuns nidt ausfiibren perbc.
ipelde babin sins, bab ipenn @eriens
tunsen obne slnruf itattfinDen, 10
pirbe er ben. biplomatil6sn 9ertebr
abbredeu mas oasielbe rpis aries &c,
speutet. Ods 1T natiirlid cine oifen=
tunpise 2iige. Die beutIden 5alldl'
boottommanoeure baben Ttrensen ge'
febl erbalten, paFasierihiffe Der glns
orbnuns bes NrdIibenten gemdb su
bebanbeln, bd aber bic 4lliirten allsrz
lei Gift antpenben, I'm ariessfdiffe
fir 9anbelsI4iffe aus5uaeben, 10 tDns
nen selessntIi9e gerieben ni4t aus.
bleiben. slud 1T es ntht pabr, baB
Der Sau6boottries i'm groben StrIe
bei9loiien porOen lit, neil Der Prdiis
bent bic beuti9e Resieruns nidt sur
Weruntportuns 5iebs. @nslanb burd
einen 5audbpottries HieoerSu3pinsen
mar Idon Idngit beidIoiIene Sade,
lieb fid aber, fpie bas syebem einleuh4
ten pirb, erit nad Seriteluns Der
Yoote ausfiibren. 0ur6 unermiiolide
arbeit 1T es eelunsen, bic unterIsss
fIotte bebeutenb gu peritdrten unb lie
1T jebt fleibis an Der Qrbett. Nus
biefer auseeoebnten Sbdtisfeit mAb
iid audi ereeben, bab bic Der
isben bdufieer perben. Die einaise
yBeife, amerttanifde poTaaiere prr
S6aben au betpabrsn, beitebt Surin,
bab iie auf neutralen S6iffen fobrcn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-09
Che 'GrlambniBiheine.

IDiaiam 1sibbausb, 4s. 1903 81.
lambia 4pe.
lImeriea iJrp, So, beasl.
|Sarp.p ges, %. 1923 aellOss ap,.
lCpaI Robinion. 1S. bessl.
Iato 6. GiniIe, 81, RoripOob.
l4bba 6. gbambsrs. 25. 35lI
2rimble 4pe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-09

Wtprsanit Gber3eust, baB
bic 2lqiirten seipinnen perben. go
melt bat bon ben 2llliirten nur Wprs
gan gsiponnsn unb siuar an 9erm0scn,
bas in piels 9unoerte BON Wtillionen
sebt. Tim nod mebr gu betOmmcn. trs
muntsrt er bic 4ltirten gu psitcren
ytieoerlasen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-09
samitas, ben 9. 9e5ember 1916.

2lDpb George min ben arics
bis aufs MsFer fiibren. Wenn er ii1
bas MsHer anieben pplte, tpiroe er
iinbsn, bab es iebr itumpf 1T.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-09

Die beutfde Resieruns
sibt iiber bi. abidisbuns Der gelsisr
cine IN ieber 9infidt befrieoiscno.
unD iiberseusenbe Gr;ldruus. gelsien
1T Elm SnbuitrielaHb. Die SnbuItrien
iinb uuber 8strieb gi.st pOrb.u,
neil Gnglanb t.ins 3ufubr Don Rob.
ltDffen seftattet. Daburd 1T bic gs,
pDlterung perarmt unb nit cieiem
3uitanb treten bic iibli6en nahtbeiIis
sen Gri6einunsen, ME Sruntenbeit
bel ben Wdnnern unb iittli9e Ser.
fommenbett bei ben 5rauen, berpDr.
Iuberoem nerben bic finanSisGen
Iuftpenoungen, I'M bic arbeitslpIe ge,
pDlterung am 2eben gu erbalteu, 81,
elmer unertrGgli1sn 8iiroe. Wsnn in
6riebenssetten Rotb in einem GanO.
berritt 10 ipanbert Elm 5beil Der 9s.
oOlteruns na6 einem anberen Gaube
aus, ND gd9Gftisune borbanben lit.
@ins sroBe an5ubl 8sIgier baben bi,a
fen iibIihen @eg eineef6lagen rnb fi5
mad Deutfdlanb bsssben, I'D man lie
brau6t. Cine Qn3abI min rtitt arr
betteu, fpnbern Tit DON Der b.utiteR
Regieruns ernGbren Iaffen. 0espsaer
Derbsn re gepaltIam abgeitoben, Rur
probritifhs 9ebdfItgteit tann in bic.
fem 9srfabren eine Srauiamteit ers
bliten.
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aOnbOner Depefden sus

aOnboner Depef4en sus
fplse bat 2lopo @eorse ieinen arieas,
plan bsreits aussearbeitet. Cine Nil.
lion Manu folI IN Saloniti selanbst
uno bon bort aug Der grpberungsSuo
sur ueberpinbung bes 8altans be-
sinnen. Sieien plan, beibt es, babe
Asquitb als ausiidtslps betdmpft unS
bespegen lei er geitiir5t tporben, oaa
NIT Der neue premier ibu burhfiibrt
Cine MilIipn Mann nit alien ariegsz
material mad Salpniti Su brinsen.
pirb iiber Elm Subr m anfprud
nebmen unb Ianee DOT btefer 3eit tper.
ben bic beuti6en @erbiinbsten in Der
Suge fem, bic 2anbung gu oerbinosrn,
Nas 2lopb George ausfiibren pil, 1T
eins miIitdriide pbantuiis. Wlit Rcat
fust man in Berlin, bub Der neu. eng
hide grsmi.r am Weiiten basu beitra=
gen fperoe, ben 3riss gu pertiirssn, ins
bem er bic auiirten NIT ieinen birns
perbrannten 9ldnen baIb uuf ben
pfropf seiest baben tpirb.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-14
3 ALASKA DRIVERS
RUN NECK AND NECK

Nome, Alaska, April 14.-Less than
$50 miles from the finish line in Nome.
Leonard Seppala, Fay DeIzene and Fred
Aver were only minutes apart early
today in the 412-mile all-Alaska sweep
stakes, the dog classic of the north
from Nome TO Candle and return, which
started last Tuesday and which prob
ably will end late today
Seppala drove his II Siberian wolf
hounds into Haven, 146 miles from
Nome, at 4:3S yesterday afternoon. At
two minutes past 5 Delzene piloted his
IA malamutes into Haven, followed
three minutes later by Fred Aver and
MS racing fox hounds Seppala's time
Tor the 2G6 miles was 55:37.
Robert Brown, who took the lead
early yesterday going out of Candle
dropped out of the race later. as his
sled was too small to carry one of his
dogs, which was exhausted The rules
provide that each driver shall hiring
pack to Nome all of his original dogs.
Paul kJegstad gave his team long
rest at Candle and was last reported
as driving desperately in an endeavor
TO 0yertake the leaders.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-14
BRADLEY TOCOME
HERE FOR OPENER
Veteran AugHstana Baseball Nine to
Play First Game of Season To-
morrow With Pe0rians.
(BY PAUL DAHLEND.


the baseball season at Augustana to-
morrow afternoon when the two col
lege mines will meet in friendly tilt on
the college campus. The affair takes
on the aspect of vengeance and the
Augie lads, putting up a good showing
in the score book lineup, show pros
poets for big win.
Bradley comes to Augustana with
practically d new team. The Bradley
fans are looking forward with interest
to the game tomorrow to see what
their men, all of them being practically
new in the game, will do in The real
pinches of nine innings Coach Brown
of the Peoria players has had the big
task this spring of replacing the in
field, and for the past two months has
been striving to fill the gaps rent in
his machine by graduation and non
return TO school.
Conrad, wizard of the Lutheran toss
ers, has the great advantage of put
ting into the field a team of veterans.
Kendall and Samuelson being the only
untried men of the nine Clarence
Blomberg, small of stature but mighty
in prowess, is to initiate the battle
from the box, hurting the first ball of
the intercollegiate season at Angus
tana. Bloom was used with good re
suits in few practice games last fall
by Conrad and looks better than ever
on the mound this spring. Captain
Eddie thomson will do the backstop
work, job which he held down part
.Ot last season. On the bases a quar-
tet OF veterans will array for Angus
tana against the invaders-Erickson at
first, Larson at second, FOrsling at
short and Poison at third-a good cir
cult Of single stealerS who look ready
for about anything that Bradley's
hopes can offer. The shakeup of the
lineup resulting in the placing of Fors-
ling at short and Egner Larson at sec
ond, an interchange of positions, looks
queer but both men are there with the
goods and the new combination is like
ly to work out we'll
In the outiield. Lundberg is to take
all offerings at center Samuelson. of
basketball fame, is to romp in right
and Leonard Kendall, a freshie and
new man on Augie's field, will be sta
toned in left Cub, with his years of
experience in the game, will probably
be one of the big assets of Augustana.
he being heavy with the willow as well
as fast fly mailer. The others of the
gardens show class and guarantee sat
iSfactiOn 70 the fans
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-14
BOWLERS IN MUTINY;
TO FORM NEW BODY?

Des Moines, April 14.-Des Moines
is to be the central point in the fight
to be made on the American Bowling
congress, fight which may lead to the
elimination of the congress as a factor
in the bowling game, and at least will
put into the national bowling field an
organization which will rival the older
organization.
The fight is being made by the Mid
die West Bowling association, led by
President George Strotz of Des Moines
and Secretary George c. Lowe of Kan
sas City. A meeting of the Middle West
association has been called for the sec
Ond Sunday in May. 1t will be held
either in Des MOines or st. Louis.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-14
CINDER PATH men
HOLD A pep MEET
Inter-C lass contest of Local High
School to Re Staged Next Mon.
day at the Exposition Park.
(BY ROB 0LMSTED).

The commencement of the Rock Is
land high school track season was
fttingly inaugurated this afternoon in
a general assembly held at 1870,
when a pep" meeting was pulled off.
Carl Anderson and 0. F. Achtenhagen
for the faculty and Vivian Thomas
and Werner Hallgren for the students
were the speakers and each had some
thing to say which did not fail of a
ready response from the audience.
Coach Anderson emphasized the
necessity of having the whole school
aid in the season, the athletes with
their skill and the others with their
support. Captain Vivian Thomas of
the track squad made a special appeal
for candidates in the inter-class meet
in particular. Werner Hallgren, rep
resenting the students at large, de-
manded of the audience its hearty
support and expressed his belief that
the track season this year would be
worthy Of it. 0. F. Achtenhagen, a
member Of the athletic board of con-
troll, also won enthusiasm from the
students by his talk
The inter-class meet which will be
held at the Exposition park next
Monday evening, is eliciting a ready
response from at least a third of the
male population Of the high school.
1t is true that all of the candidates
are green men but all Of the classes
are developing men that seem likely
to turn out dark horse" wonders. The
sprints are all Of them popular and a
great many are turning out for these
events. The shot put and discus throw
are also bringing forth many hitherto
unknown in this sphere, among them
being Mercer and Saulpaugh from the
senior class and kuehl from the
sophomores Those who will likely
show up well in the sprints are
Stauduhar and Saulpaugh from the
seniors, Mcneil, DodSon, Turner and
Sperbeck from the juniors, EllinwOod
and Anderson from the sophomores
and Giles from the freshmen. There
are also several others who are like
ly to spring a surprise when the inter
class meet comes of, but little can be
told until then
The next affair of importance in
the track season will come next Sat
urday, April %, when the Islanders
meet the Pillow City boys at the Expo
sition park 1t is understood that Mo
lines bunch this year are practically
all green men, like those Of Rock Is
land, SO the indications are that the
meet will be a pretty even draw and
that the results will be largely those
of training. The inter-class is eX-
pected to develop some good material
for this meet so that Coach Anderson
will know just about how to arrange
his men against their opponents II
is quite certain, however, that Moline
will have no one in the sprints that
can quite equal Captain Thomas and
it is anticipated that he will pull down
some good points for the crimson and
gold.
The tri-city meet will be held some
time in May and like the others will
be held at the Exposition park. The
date has not yet been set. The Big
Eight meet has been set for May 20.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-14
CIONI IN NEW MARK
IN ROLLER CONTEST

Chicago. April 14.-Roland Cioni of
Pittsburgh, present holder of the
worlds roller skating championship.
broke the worlds five-mile skating
record last night at the championship
now being held here. Cioni went the
distance in 1925. six seconds faster
than the previous mark. Eglington of
England and Peters of st. Louis fin
ished second and third. The two-mile
championship race will be run tonight.
Cioni has set two new records in the
three days that the meeting has been
in progress, having won the mile race
last night in record time.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-14
GET RID Of SCROFULA
HOW? TAKE S.. s.
Fifty Years Use Proves S. S. S.
viii Relieve Stubborn Cases.

You have noticed the little fostering
pimples on the face and body-swelling
OF the slands-soreness in the legs and
arm muscles. These are the symptoms
Of Scrofula. You may have some OF
these symptoms possibly the faint Of
Scrofula infection. But in either case
1t is "a dangerous condition. Your blood
lie infected. impure. and you can never
hope 10 gain perfect health until the
impurities are washed from the sys-
TEN. If you feel badly all the time
you must crave health. IL you want
to feel renewed spirits. the glow OF
perfect health. bright eyes, clear skin.
the knowledge that you are WELL YOU
can do SO Cleanse your blood by taxi
Ing 5. s. S For hfty years II has been
the standard blood purifier. 1t relieves
the trouble by renourlshlng the blood
rene wing its strength, and stimulating
the flow so that the blood regains Its
lost vitality. and throws off the poison,
Even long standing cases respond. But
you must use ). :. : Take II for all
blood infections, Get II at your drug
gists today.
II you need special advice write tho
Ea1t Specific Co. Atlanta. Ga
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-14
EDELWE|SS TEAM
INCREASES LEAD
Mueller's Crew Dumps Cross Coun.
trys In Two Games at Island
City-Martins Win Two.
Tri-City Standing.

Only two matches were played in
the Tri-City Bowling league last night
The Edelweiss men took two from the
Cross Countrys at the Island City al
leys. All three games were holly
contested, the Brews taking the final
by margin of six pins. Peaches"
Graham led the losers with a GA
count and Art Salzmann headed the
Edelweiss team with 621 score. Al
though beaten on total pins, the Mar
tins of Davenport succeeded in taking
two from the Harms five at the Harms
alleys. Hoffman made the best show
ing with 543 The scores: