davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-03

Soa oic aSiberio" ino Die nSornia
bon Scr ,gltIantic SrIit So err
mor6en 6o6cn. Ger &ouipreis
ioa ii6er cine @PEaion Collars
ieiu. g9oren ebemals Sdiiie
ser oSamburg-9lmerito.2inie"
9ic mcrt6pou 5ur 8eit fir gelpiiic
9dnoer ieetii6tige S5eanoampIer
iin0, bcueiit Der llmitano. Dab Die
,9ltlantic 6ruit Company" 5wei ibrer
Sdiiie, Die Siberia" unO Die Sur
nia~ iiir rmgeidbr cine 0lillion 0ol'
lars Derfalft bat. Ser Gerfali muroe
in Dem bieiiaen gureau Der ugltlantic
6ruit So. beitdtigt, wer aber Der
S{allier mar, tonnte niht in Griab.
ritng gebradt merOen. IS miro ie-
Oodl BON Gingepeibten nit 8ciiimnt'
belt permut6et, DAB ein glgent Der
engliI6en Regierimg Die S6ifie iiber.
nommcn babe uno MIR 81 gerne bereIt
mar. oen 6oben Frcis 81 bc3abIeu,
oa Sic bcioen Iompicr iriiber inter
Der oeutihen Stage iegelten rno ols
eritflaiiige Sobr5euge betrabtet MIR
ben.
Sic siberia liegt 5ur Belt in
g3ew gort. ma6reno iid Oie nSarnio~
ouf Dem @ege nad glmerifa 6eiinOet.
Die .,9ltlantic 6ruit 60" cr6ieIt an.
geblib bercits ciuen Gbed I'M 8ctrogc
BON $557O00 fir oie Siberia"
olein wG6reno ln9eid6r oieielbe
Sumine an ole @ertduier be5ablt wer-
sen mirO. io6olo oic oSornia~ I'M
Sofcn BON 93ep gorf emtriiit,
Die bcioeu 9oupier ge9orten irii'
6cr Der rSan6urg-9lmeritasSinie~
uno mtroen uad 9luS6rid Oes Gric-
qes an sic .9ltlontic Srliit So" Der.
taiift. Die Siberia" imter Glib
rling uon Oapt. WeD0llDr, eritanl Del
9hisbrud oes 9rieges oen cugliiden
arcl5ern in Den @citinoiidcn SniclH
uuo aelaugte nah Baltimore. Sicr
muroe lie ausgebeiiert mo NIT Der
. .SarniaD oann an oie 6rrl6t.@eiel.
idaft oertauit. Gie oSamburg.9Ime.
rifa.2inie~ crbielt angeblid fir Die
beioen Gompier $337000, iooaB bic
n9ltlontic 6ruit So. iiber 100000
all Ger Transaction per0iente. Seii.
Dem iidb Die Sdiife in Den S6Hoen
ser omerifaniicben @eieaidait befon.
oen filbren iie bon giem 2)orf aus
6aupiidhlid nab italieniiden Sdien.
SeSes Der S6iife bat eiu Qeplace.
ment BON lngei1br 2400 IonneH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-03

9ci'm @crlnoen BON &ilplr ailt
sen engliiden Gnnpier nStuOeHt"
ser an g6aic'S gSerite liegt, iielen
geIicrn @lorgcn Dem 40 Sabre oIten
6radioerltaner 9loam Spolenio bon
9Ir. 1928, 96anes.St oeribie.
oene ibmcrc allpieritiide auI Den
aopf, nobel or eineu SddOelbuldl
oapontrua, Der ieOcnialS ieinen 200
6crbeiiii6reu miro. Ger Gerlebte
wuroe IN bewilBaoiem 3lritaroe na9
oem CT. sSoiepb's Soipital gebradt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-03
gaaiIen6ans.Ren.

Giuer Giep am @iineitmoutoa Oic
9orole. II Cos 6rii6liugSieit OcS
n0eutiden @oiieu5ouieS" miro
BORT a6ge6olten. r. Sin 6reuOen-
tag fir oic GIternIoien. 9Iae
arrangements eetroiien. n 8iele
8ergniigen.
9lm @fingIt0loutag finoet I'M
n&iper 9iep.&orf" 0os Idone 6riib-
lingSieit Oer flcinen Suioiien OeS
,9lascmcinen Geutiden @aileu6nr
ies" itott, lmO pic uic6t auoerS 81 er-
warten ipirO iib mieoenm oaS gan
Sc Geutiht6unt aus allen Staottbei-
len uno aus Der llmge6ung Ger
StaOt in Dem 8orf eiuiinoeu INN et-
Iihe oergniigte ShnOen 3u Oerlebeu
iinO 5im 9eIten Der @oiien bei5u-
tragen.
9lae glu3eiben ipreben Oafiir, OaB
oie Grtpartungen Gerienigen, pelde
iib I'M ooS @elingen oeS 6eites be-
miibteu, in grfiiaune ge6en merOeu.
SSeOer Geuti6e fennt Oos SSeit ser
@aiien, ino SeOermonn peiB, ooB
Oen 8eiuAern froblide StunOeu in
9luslibt ite6en. 9lber nidt mr.
0eutid)e, Ionoeru aud piele 9lmeri-
fauer, luelde Oas nGeuti6e @aiien-
6aus4 fennen gelernt 6a6en unO 0as.
iel6e oeSbol6 81 iddben miiien mel.
len an Oieiem Sog i'm oHioer-9icm'
Eorf~ mo 6ringen onOur6 i6re 9(n.
erfennung fir Oieies Nfuiter-Snitt
tut gum 9tuS0rud 9llio, penn OicS
ser 5oIl iit, 0onn iollte es ieOer
Oeutidc Monu uno ieOe Oeutibe
iSrolt iid 5ur G6renpflidt MAIDEN, an
oieiem Gage niht 5it feblen. - Scoer
Gent, oen ole 9eiuder in Dem @art
perouSgo6en unO wofiir iie idon
our6 Oas @ergniioeu Oas iic ba6en
merOen, reiHlid entidGOigt peroen,
ee6t Oem @oiieubouie 5lr
Die 9(rraneeure oes Iicnics ia.
ben in reidlidem @}aBito6e oaiiir
Gorge eetragen, OoB lid geipiB 9lie-
mono 81 lanapeilen 6roudt Ger
tribe 0a6mittaa aebort in erlter 2i-
nie Sen @oiienfinoern WeI6e in ei-
ncm Special StraBen6a6nmaggon
BON ser 9liSnlit6- imO 2erington-
StroBe aus nod Dem Yorf abfa5-
rclt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-03
gNns hir laiitr .hea -snLnrrN

berporbrinet. lit ole Sorsialt IN ie.
Dem Staoium Oes 9raueus. Die Nus.
wabl oes ieiniten 0lal5es mO beiten
Sopiens lit MIR ole @runObeoineung.
sic iino bic 9aiis Scr Site, ober i'm
9ralen ielbit i'm G'dbren 9lblagern
uno 6laldenfiiuen mcr0en ole Nlittel
angemanot Inn Gin Bier BON 5ein-
belt berUor5u6ringen. aiite $1.00.
6reO. 9aliernidmi0fs uglmericon
grewerp,~ SoriorO-9loenue, MonlI.
ment- lmo Siaen.StraBe. GeIepbon
6. & g.. 9lt. @ernou 365.
(5puiS) (Q(ua)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-03

sSn oer ndhiiea @odc conjertirt
sic 5taotaapeae oH iolgmoca "a.
gcn mo 8laBeu
Qluntaa y. Simi SallspaD'
Wlommont
gieuiiag g. oNmi g'roaomap.
Bier.
@iftwod, z. anui 6aaswa0.
Monmeit.
Gonueritoa, 8 Suni %6ilaoel.
p6ia imo aenmooO.9lpe
.Sreitaa 8 Slmi 6allswag.
Niommiclt
9aniioa, 10. Smi 9iteno lnS
@otapsco Ctr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-03
qs0iiiadJcn ocinnOcn.

Sn elmer 56elmc aiii 0em 9lmpe
ipn BON Sol. SSobn g9atcrs in ser
91a6c pon @itesoiae, 9aItimore-Go.,
muroc aeiieru Die 9eite, melhe Oie
bei0en @eloidlranttnader So. Garnep
im0 @eorge s. Sor0p bel einem Sim
brlid am %. @ldr8 in oaS @oitamt
5u 9iefsbiae mahtcL gehmoen. Sine
arobere gln3obl @ricie lmo Eoiian.
weintnaen beianoen lid IN emam
8rieiiad. Tie 9rieie maren iait ale
ae6finet luoroen. 1ieieIben wuroen
@on.Suipettor Grill iiberaebeu 0ie
beioen @inbreder benubten am Dor,
9en ocs 2S. Nldr5 aud 0ie Aogers
@iien6a6n.Siation. no lie uber onf
Die eiIenba6nsgeteftiue Gruitt mo
Scott iiieBeu. Smr@erlade oes Gre.
nolDerfampies mur0e Sarou erihoi.
len, wdbrcno Die Giienbabn.9eamien
ebenlalls 5duBpunoen oapontruaeii.
Singer nnO Suruer uerOcu Oas
gSaiicnicit nm MOntaa, IL. 1uui, i'm
Siiuer.sSiew.Rorf DeridOncru delfcH.
gliemamo, Der oentidleS @lut in ben
gIoern 6at, ioltc fe9leu,
(3uni3-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-03
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

@rOhes GrObecrfeit nuO 6rii6liHss-
GOu5crt, DOm SranenOereiu Oerun-
italtet, am 9ieHitas unO WIittuOdl
gI6eno i'm Sdptl6aus. lin 5ablrei-
den SeindJ mirO sebetcnl
(Suni3- 60
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-03
Sm SOipital atitOr6eu.

Sm lluperiitdt5.&oipiiol Iiarb &c.
Iiern 01or6en pic ie9sid6riac 9mHic
Sraicdas pom 9lr. COS, g9clt-Qom.
boro.StraBe. Tic alcine mar am
N}ittuod IN Der gtd6e Der eltcrlidcn
@obnlng Don einem StrnBen6a6n.
gsagqon scr Eowion9inc ii6criob.
ren lDor0en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-03
anaenbLidlr etrnhellrGllGrrin.

Bon einem imgei66r IA Sabre
alien 9iegcrm6oden pluoc oie s
Sabre olte @largarct 9luff bon Or.
1917 gouo.5troBe, ols iie iib
aut Dem @ege no1 einem @riinwao-
reuIaoen beiono, ougegriiien mo nm
81 beraubt. 0ie 9legerin mari ibr
Spier eegen cinen 3auh mo oer-
ihman0 0nln ipitrlos.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-03
Electromagnetic
Ole Shiiler Der gluitolt batteu Iid
am @rabe Deriommelt. gr,
6eben0c 5eier obge6oltcn.

0ic Shllcr ser 0}cDonogb.Stud.
benidule in Baltimore gouutD per.
anIialteten geItern glahmittag an
@robe oes @riinoers Der Sdule,
Syobu W1cDonog6, auf Dem ,@reen.
mount. 6rieoboie" cine @eod6tuiB.
ieicr. Gie auoben fomen gegen ein
llbr ailf Dem llnion.8obnbof an poA
no iie nod ocm 6rieobof maridir-
fen. Gort erbieIten iie cine Stunoe
llrlaub, Inn nit ibren &errpmoten
uuo 5rclmocL Die ouf Dem 5rieobof
onpcieno worem 5u ipredcn. Die
5eicr begann lin 3 llbr. Spoter
mroen aud nod oie GIrdbcr scr Der.
ltorbcnen 0ircftoren llno 2ebrer Der
SduIe auf Dem aSt. 9bomos 6rieo
boi" I'M Sreen Spring GoaeD mo
oui Dem nDuliO 99iOgr. 6rieoboi"
init ardn5en geicbniiidt.
Seutc @ornittog fl llbr finoet
oic 43. So6resiAluBicicr Ger 9ic
Gonoeb Sdule itott. g8iuiam
@nowleS Goopcr @encruI Setretdr
ocs n@briitlihen 8ercins ilnger
@louner" III g9oibington, miro Der
SouptreOner ieht. Gin Spe5ial5ug
miro 6cute @oriuittog 8 llbr 45 bon
ser &illcn.Stotion ans nad Der W3cs
Conoqb.Sbulc abfobren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-03
llntfrhnItlInna.ge gernlueilrr.

,,6lpp0brumc" 8au0cpiuc unp leanoeuilocr.
,,Wiaininub 9auneDiuc uID 9sanbclblloet.
,,9llDcr 0iclu enrl" 4uctlc 8ciebelutis
llIuupu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-03

grlenraphiidler goetter6eridlt.

9lus 0en iibrigen @unoes g8etter.
@cobohttngs. Stotiouen mliroen Die
'olgeuocn bo6iten &eupcratureH,
oie nm s llbr seiterH gIbeno Derri9,
trn, berihtct:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-03
@artaageae.

Iie @arf-aopele cOn3ertirt beiite
92a6miiiag i'm oDrui0-Sia-@art@
uno qtbenoS bon7 llbr 80 Bis 10 llbr
im Sort WcScnrpsRart~ GnS @ro'
grapm lit, iUie folgt.
Marln. .gioelitB" .......... N0ln
. Enptffre GQnlOHt" ..... NeqbopeH
8 EQfui0f llariDQ" "........... 0lotolp
relic Observation-Disclosures. Netnt
b. Nifhcn0oden, .Ebe Berleci DaD". Bono
(ocrr Goiunro ~ @nielO)
81 Sauln0c aGitcrWlQdcu" .....,... .N0ie
d Nrices pDmne bon Der Cper 6cinltr
lBdaner
IQnB Iclcriplibe ............ SalisbiW9
bcr Gdlnp
l0 WariN, Dae llltnnunt' .s.,. Muen
Edf 4ubltIum llt trudi ons aSidt zpaNa
alfo &onner .Siee niiANnael'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-03

Sir 0}arDlano uno oeH 3iitriIt
Gohimbia beute t6eilueiie belpolft,
regueriib mO friibe iiiolide @inoc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-03
etaSt aapeae.

gie 5taot.aapeae bringi benta
gl6eu0 bon s biS 10 ll6r 80 on Der
Cneno. INTO %aiapsco-9tr. iolaeuoes
@rogramm 81 @e60r:
llarid WoDernot DOUGLAS" Nurrel
q luperinre, aDibier nno Nahet Suppe
81 Gornel Colo. 0a3eline Nolin ,... oa5el
tNcrr Geo Wlc0onpue)
Gclciiion aTbc Dnu Wirl" .,. pfthetl
B. Gdfniun ans lliolmgn Mepeieu Nenpf
81 Xiomhone Slbns. s@iue 4rom
bouc SlnWu0lc' ........t.. .Nair
Itoulbunca Au0rcit
I0H6 s1lnlit.
n SINE Eiep palre gou from Gilie' eopb
81 2anlAI s0onArdiuldliou' ..,.t,,. europe
p Tnr lrbf Atdnaar0O SOP" Viorris
TO- Q5aOOlie baltimore" ......t t..'..,. HlnIe
lg Ene Gicp Wlauop Gee,
~ oSidr Spnnglco Banner"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-03
Spesial.Gon,crt.

Gapellc OeS 9ampfcrS 09iBeiu@.
Sumitag 9Iberb, 3. SUM.
@Co. Silling's, 51i Sit.SaItO..Str.
(Suni3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-03

Se6e ocutide 6amilie Der StaOt
ncGc am Nluataa, IL. Snni, Had Dem
gliucr @ieiu 9sarf 5lIm &aiienicIt,
oem yarOhsH Gage Der 9'iIegIiHge
bes GentidItbums.
(<nni3
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-03
0liIa6etG GelRpiel.

Gas grobc Sharitiid p@illiom o.
Eiratioro7 als Der 3eit Der aoniglr
Gliiabct6 miro Gertc Godmiitag fn'
va mir beoinucuo in nIruio.pill.
@arf sur 9hliiii6rtlG gelonaen pic
Sauptrolleu ino IN nodlicbenoes
Qgalc peribcilt Dlai.a0ni9in Sri.
9lina @uitber S0niain Gliiabetb,
1ran Ho6crt @orreit; Ganiia Sri.
gpelgn Nlariin mo 4Pab 6ran glr.
mmio @emper iin @dDreno ocs
1eitipieles pirD Scr gluiomobilGer-
febr iuuer6alb oes EartcS 6cbrdntt
mqr0eu. &u Der 9idhe oes Sdap-
plabcs weroen teinerlci araitia6r-
3cuae ae0ul0et merocn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-03

HbDancntcn, Dir ben ,,Eeuilncu GorrrID0u.
beUlrn" uidi phntlilM ubrt unrrnelmdnia e..
nOurn nu0 ufpglgu aer rNirf huuuu per Erlc.
ynnV ubW ShFlblif aRuthgluae ~ WanH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-03

ogcrciniste Sauser uOn Baltimore.
6utBillnng Der Arclttcr'Siiite
-SOnntag, 4. Suni-
@attcrIon.@arf, 9iadlmittasS s lI6r.
(Siini3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-03

Der OVntIdle 0gierts1, Sns &finsit-
fcIt Oes 9cutidleu g9aiicm6nnies,
WlOntas, IL. anui, 9liUer- @ieu-garf,
SeOer ScutidJe iOllte eS ieicra Belieu,
(Nnni3--l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-03
Az 3eluart.
GdliHsfaricn

BON uuo nod Geutidlano uno
CcItcrreic6. llugarn iiber 9lotterOom
uno 9lcp.gort. @eloienolmgen nod
europa.
S6eO, s.. 9iener & So,
2l7 Eit.SaitimOrc.Str,
(gldrot3 243 SiiO.YrOaOmaO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-03
gunOes-9eparicmeut fit 2auOiUirtb'
Idaii NSeffcrsB Bnreaii.
gIeridlt Ses gIaItimOrr ggetterbnreaMS

Scr 5eldtisfeitsgebaIt Der &uit
mar 60 Gro3eui INN 8 ll6r YiorgenS
iuo Sc 4'ro5eut Inn s ll6r glbenos.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-03

4bonnenien, bic ben gCcntldlen
GorrcIpOuocuieu" nidlt piinFtlid OOcr
nnFcgclmaiig crgaItch liuO aebcten,
hcr Gifirc OnOun per SeIcpbOu cocr
ldDvlIilid Gliitbeilnua 81 MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-03

@rOier TaunIieH-gIneiIng.
0Ch-gialtimorer Wlcbacr-
Standardization
esuuutag, 4 Ami 1916.
ycnierts Eart 9orieg tanc.
(,Sunil 3 AZ
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-03-18
SECTION MEN STRIKE

Asking an increase from $1.65 to
1920 a day, 125 section hands of the
Northwestern railroad have gone on
strike. They are the men who work
between ClyboUTn Junction and Mill
waukee,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-03-18

FRENCH BELIEVE DRIVE ON
VERDUN IS ENDED
London, March 1S.-Marked slack
ening in violence of German assaults
around Verdun has convinced some
French military critics that crown
prince is about to abandon offensive.
This belief is not shared by mill
taTy men here. Germans, they said,
have pressed forward to positions of
such character that their withdrawal
at this time could only be effected
with heavy losses.
London.-Premier Asquith will be
asked in commons on Thursday
whether government will participate
in conference of all powers to discuss
peace terms.
Amsterdam.-Thorough inVestiga-
ton shows that every person aboard
Dutch liner Tubantia, sunk off North
Hinder ightship by mine or torpedo,
was saved.
BerIin.-Nationai liberal party to-
day introduced bill in reichstag di-
recting chancellor to enter into no
agreement with other nations, limit
ing Germany's use of submarine, ex-
cepting in cases of passenger carry
ing ships.
BerIin.-German offensive around
VerdUn has slackened because of
weather conditions.
Paris.-French aYiators made
great raids on German cities and i'm
DOrtaOt OOSitiODS last NIGHT and on
gagged in 80 duels along Verdun front.
DAIRYMEN THREATEN RETAIL
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-03-18

B44 CO NldlCl OIL
-O-O-
TRACER TO KEEP ORDER IN
ARGo STRIKE
The armed roughs in the standing
army of the Corn Products Co. have
been ordered to cease making raids
outside the stockade to beat up strik-
ers.
Sheriff Traeger put an end to this
sort of business as soon as he learn
ed what the special guards furnished
by the Mooney & Boland Detective
Agency were doing.
The sheriff was told that it had
been the practice of plant guards to
leave the property of the company
and beat up strikers.
If rough tactics in the strike zone
do not cease Sheriff Traeger will or
der the private guards withdrawn and
will put his own deputies to guarding
the plant.
Four more strikers were fined from
$1OO to 5000 by Justice of Peace Nc
CaFthy. The strikers will attempt to
nave CneSe VerQlcCS reviewed by
higher court.
The strikers decided yesterday to
continue their fight under auspices
of the American Federation of Labor.
Overtures from Industrial Workers of
the World were rejected.
Sup't Jeffries says many strikers
have accepted a 21a-cent raise and
returned. This is denied by union
men.
The offer of the state board of ar
bitration to use it's good offices to-
ward settling the strike was fatty
refused by the company. Strikers
had agreed to submit their grieY-
ances to arbitration.
-O-O
SECTION MEN STRIKE
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-03-18
DAIRYMEN THREATEN RETAIL
SYSTEM IN PRICE. FIGHT

Farmers, dairymen and others
identified with the Milk Producers
assn will start a gigantic retail milk
system in Chicago and sell their own
dairy products before they will ac-
cept the purchasing rates offered by
Chicago distributors. This was the
ultimatum delivered today, following
a general meeting of dairymen at
Elgin.
The Producers assn has a de-
tense fund of $25O,OOO and has al
most unlimited financial resources,
according to a prominent dairyman.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-03


ny exist in the same body more than
y hour-that has been proven to
I'fe Than million men and women
70 nave journeyed to West Baden,
-aiaha, in the past 80 years to rid
Enselyes Of catarrhal conditions of
( stomach, rheumatism, uric acid,
Aoetes, obesity, torpid liver, frequent
aaaches and other Affections trace
" 10 constipation.
NOW they bottle this splendid laxa-
water right at the Mother Spring.
agslsts sell the large size at 35c and
small at 15c. A glassful once a
"a is better than salts and more sat
-sc'ory than pills, because it tones
= cieanses without forming the lax
TIE habit
fall [. Burke of Burke Bros. Drug
sapahy. G3l Ninth street. needs no in
s'aaclion.. His hundreds of friends
customers entrust their prescrip-
j, ~ work to him. They go TO him for
NJ me- On matters pertaining to health.
~ The man who unhesitatingly
"limehds West Baden SprudeI Wa
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-03
NOTED LECTURER Is
HERE; GATHERS DATA

DR.. q. T. Davis, noted school lee
turer, was in Rock Island yesterday
gathering information and data for his
work. During his stay here he con-
ferred with Superintendent Fisher Of
the city schools and also visited the
schools of Moline and Davenport. In
his lectures, of which he has given
many all over the country, DR.. Davis
speaks on the standing OF the chill
dren in school and why some people
fail in school, professions and bust
ness, while others succeed. His work
has been highly endorsed by many OF
the noted educators and he is the only
man in the United States carrying on
this work. He is not scheduled to
deliver lecture here, but may do SC
when he has occasion to return to this
community again.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-03
DEPARTMENT MOURNS
DEATH MRS. LACHNER

In token of the esteem in which the
late Mrs. &. J. LachneT, chairman Of
the music department of the Woman's
club of Rock Island, was held by the
members of the club, the committee on
resolutions has drafted the following
resolutions Of regard:
Whereas, the Great Ruler of the
universe in His supreme wisdom has
transferred from her earthly home to
that spiritual abiding place our CO.
worker, Mrs. B. ]. Lachner. the be-
loved chairman Of the music depart
ment of the Rock Island Woman s
club.
Whereas, Mrs. Lachner, by her nat
ural executive ability and discretion,
coupled with musical gifts, education
and training. nurtured, stimulated and
euergized the music department as a
strong feature and prominent factor
in the cooperative club work OF the
Rock Island women, and
Whereas, Mrs. Lachner, in her de-
sire to advance the best interests OF
our department. improve and cultivate
our taste for music and create closer
fellowship and more intimate sociabil-
ity and devoted her time and talents
unsparingly for the benefit of all ;-be il
Resolved. That we. the members oil
the music department of the Rock Is
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-03

now control the business and that
there would be no recovery on the
city's contract.
People Of Rock Island voted bands
of $4,000 to install the system, and
that was before the annexation of
South Rock Island territory. Some
extensions have been made into the
new districts, but the city has not as
yet established boxes in the former
village Of Sears. Commissioners are
hesitating to tackle the problem, but
it is admitted in official circles that
something must be done, and probably
a new system will be installed, with as
much use made of the present equip
ment as possible -
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-03
ELKS' CLUB GIVES
ROOMS TOLhDIES
Plans Completed for First Afternoon
Party to Which Wives ana Moth
erS Are Invited.

Plans are completed for extending
the use of the Elks' club rooms to the
ladies Of the members of the lodge
two afternoons each month, the inno-
walton to be started Thursday after
noon, Feb 10. Each lady has the
privilege Of inviting friend.
A committee appointed at recent
meeting is arranging the plans for the
first afternoon and the present ar
rangement is for the ladies to have
charge of all subsequent afternoon
parties.
Nomination for officers Of the lodge
for the ensuing year may be made at
any meeting during the month OF
February, the meetings to be held on
the TIN and 21st. On the latter date
a class Of candidates will be initiated
The annual election of officers will be
held on Monday, March g.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-03

Alameda, Cal, Feb. 3-A charmed
life is borne by James B. Barker, a
member of the party which rescued the
bodies of the Americans slain at Santa
Ysabel, judging from a letter which
has been received from him by bic
mother, Mrs. B. P. Barker, of this city.
Barker says he would in all pIoba
billty have been victim Of the ban
dts had he not arranged to have
Charles Pringle, one of the slain,
transact certain business matters for
him in the San Antonio district. With
this understanding Barker remained
behind and thus his life was saved. In
his letter Barker tells of .oinging the
rescue party and oe finding IA bodies
lin a pile, stripped, mutilated and shot
all to pieces"
This was not Bankers only escap,
from death. asst December, he says,
he was ordered by Villa adherents to
leave the country. His going was de-
layed, he says, and the bandits sought
him. He says he escaped after nine
days ride over a desert.
Again, last year, ParTer says, he
was marked for slaughter, but another
American, mistaken for him was slain.