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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-07-31
Moving Pictures

The greater love Of man is the theme
of the new Holbrook Blinn World film
feature which win be the attraction at
the Star tonight Although not wholly
a happy ending motion picture, It is
nevertheless a very gripping ard alb
sorbing film play. teaching q grest
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-07-31
Weekly Touring Trip-Auto leaves

Weekly Touring Trip--Auto leaves To-
morrow morning for Bend, The
Dsilss" Columbia Highway and Port
land. Returns BY Salem. Roseburg and
Aedford leaving Portland on Monday.
Carry passengers to local points on
route. For information inquire at once
Of r 2. 6mith.-Cramsr Stage and
Realty company, Portland 31,lts
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-07-31

moral. THE Weakness Of Man." as it
is called, stands out as q distinct Hoi.
brook Blinn achievement in compari.
son to other feature or near feature
hlras' 1t is in five parts, directed by
Barry O'Neil and staged with great
precision in an entirely appropriate
ana BETTING atmosphere.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-07-31

1he cbiieets agency Is the hons Of
~ Aesa seaeaalss. 1t
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-07-31

lnes aeetdeat bUrOlary, liability and
aseDasebiIs ias0raaes IN lsadlno con.
pahiea oeo clslleeeo. u
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-07-31
LOST AND FOUND

FOUND-Purso containing money. See
OhIse e Police Baldwin. 314t
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-07-31
HELP WANTED

O00K-Wants work On ranch or tn
0a1R two ehildren, 10 and 11;Win
o1aeantse satisfaetion. Address bon
SIS Klamath gals. s1-ls'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-07-31
Dor SALE

Uo1 1RJT-No6ezn room, toe one o.
~ osnGlsnsa, q IL Clairmont, as
U0ogeA okyoo1 1s-o
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-08

iertia III. gs 1T pcrgefolnnlert, bah
Die Idnner am Mbeilo obne Mabl.
|5eiten luo grob arbeiten nnibtcli.
Die Irbeit beitebt aus benz gal, bon
2anoitraBen, Gtei,,etrngen uitul, bic
reine Gflapenarbeit. Gie aIeibltng III
ebcnfals iebr oiirftie. slut Ore ssnntc
febIt nidt. gs III iarlnrerhol, fpie
mir 9elttffe bier bebdfibelt iperoen.
Gin iit &rasilciprsf 5iutcrnirt 0e.
ipeiener Sffi5ier erfl9re ,ulter Clio:
rOer Jleiihtdrren brtiist bic bem
Sppbus Grlegei,en obne .SGrse fort
uno fetrt nit bert ssIciid) fir Die sc,
faneeneit aus Der Gtabt S,lriid. Die
2niden Ser am Epptus geitorbenen
0tdnner iuerbet in ben @arafen auf.
seipaidert. gsem ihlieBlid iiebcn
poer adJt 2eiden beiianlnien iinb,
perbcn iie in cine grobc aiite gepadt
itnb ilad, bem 8irdlfof gebraft. Gort
miro Die 4iite iungcitiirot ilnb Die
9eidyen roIlen II, Die @rube, in Der lie
mittelit elmer langen Slange 10 &C..
ridliet peroen, bab hos @rab ae.
id)loiien iperhcn fam. Cine Dor Der
eutbinbung itebenbe Gipilgeiangene
:purSe in eiiieln pfienen Sdlitten nit
BEN 2eiden BON Sppbitsopferu mad
Der Stdbt beioroert. slaid) iie itarb
balo Oaraui.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-08

aonrpupnien eines iGdfiiden s,nion'
tcrieReeiuleitg Elm @rdbci6tiid IN
Der Gbonrpngne, oeiieit redJter 5IiigeI
uur 30nL bonn 5einoe eritiernt mar.
gincs Moreens grifien Die 5rml3o.
fen iiab iiuberii teftiger artiIerie.
ocrbereihing bic SteIlling oes gn'
iaiIlons an. Gs gelntg ibneil, ben
@raben 6es rcd)tcn SliigeIs gu tieb.
men. Die yfeierpeiy oes Wataiaons.
bie binter einem @aIoitiid aiifgejtellt
iparei, ipi,roen iofort eHrpideIt illlo
ioilien 3imi 0egeHitob antreten. Die
SdaiitetIinien gingen init grobter
Icbespcratf,ing Dor. glls lie aber Die
8oue ocs jeinblihen Sperrfeuers
ourhidreiten mpBien, traten 10 itarfe
@erIi,itc en-, bab bic 9orpdrtsbcpe
gnng 5eitrpeiic iiis GtodeD gerietb.
"a entrrlltc Der Jubnentrlger Inter.
offiSicr Mrito a9iintb aus yoriia
(Sndacn) bic sSabne ftelIte fih bob.
mngeridtet Gsi einen grbauiIunrf
ilnb Idipenfte ipeifbir fi&tbar Die
syubnc Ob aud, pieIe IN ieinsr iiddp
item 9sabe tSbtliA aetroffen irliroely
er mantle nid,f 1Ino a[s Sornift al-
.re6 WSbfer aus GreHDell ~ tbul trrt
iFsb sum 4hlr5as SBi14 - er9eb pc
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-08

Sur @pfem. Sdge. Die 2e<
eenDe bes GoleHi, bic Weprind 81 eis
rem srfDlgrsideu Roman perarbeitei
bat, eripdbnte aud eirlmal Saccb
Grimm IN Der .3eituns fir Ginfieoler
ar0fteiniamieiD9 I'm SABRE 1903.
Die pOlniiden SltDeu mahten nda
setpifsn geipronsnen 0etxttn uub gss
baIitnen Jeitiasen bic Oefalt eiHes
Menlden aus Sbon ober 2eirn, unb
ipenn ne pas fpunbertirdfiige -Sdems
bafcras" bariibsr fprshen, 70 mus e
Iebenbis iperben. Reben fam er stpdr
nidi, perftebt aber siemIi9, ipas man
iprit5t unD befieblt. Sic btiben ibn
Dolsm unbT brauden ibn gu eintm
glufpdrter, oIleylei 5ausarbeit 5u Ders
ridten, alIein CT barf nimulsr aus BEN
6aus geben. On Isiner Stirn ftebt &c.
| ifrisben: vdmdtb", b. 3. Dabrbeit,
0oit, CT ninmt aber tdglid gu unb
ipirb leidt grDber unb iidrier bmn ale
| SausssnoHeu, 10 Helm CT anfdnss ses
mren 1T. Sabtr lpideH lte aus Jhr@t
Dor ibm ben eriien Bu4fdben meg, 70
bdb nihts blsibt ols: .mGtb": er III
tobt. tporauf er 3ufammenfdat nno
ipisbsrim in sbon aufstl6it ipirb. gis
ntm III fem Golem dber einniol 70 bod
gaporben, unb er bat Jpn aus Sorgs
loiisisit immer tpa9fen laifen. bab sr
ibm ni9t nitbr bat an bic Gtirn rei>
den tSnnen. Sa bat sr aus gngf benz
ans1t gebeiben, i'm bie Stiefel AUS
su,isbsn, in btr meinuns, bub e. ibm
beim 9iiden an bic Siirne reihen
i5nne. Dies TT au4 sef6eben unb ber
lerfe Bu4itabe gIiidlid) ausgetban
iporben. oIlsin bic sunse 2eimIaft fisl
anf ben Srbsn uHb eroriidtf ibu-"
Snisrsfant IN bic ab5tptiguns Der
Sass ME bieis fsIbft absr aud bess
baIb, neil f. gu ben gang ptuiger
GIementeu elmer iiioifdsu Wpsbolcsi:
sebort.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-08
NiiHrr MAIDEN Sitien
5anssemadyten Sniten Sbr1p.

Dte outr, Hsbenbe, natbbeufIide wantter farn
sin eritsee 4tnt bes an i6ueaiRn tpirfMber.
Ssrmanents Asiuitnts ssbsnssf Snitea, sso' ~
traii6t nsrter ionlt aeeeu Sufteu urb grdl'
tungeii. unb duf oiefe msife perben 2iinljns
sutJttnbuHe, ireter Gals. Gipbtberte unb IN.
befe t6bfiidae stranfbetten berbiitef. 1clsu Gle
eIs GiIens WsenfSo.Haysns - sine 2is iinseit
Hlof1e. uub fttfitten Gle biefeIbe In eii;efl
HiHisBsbdIter cber glaf6e Damn nebme mon
Elm 9tnt .arannlirten 3u6er nrb siebe .tn bal.
bss ptnf fo@enbes @aiier bntiibr. Wtcr riibte
nit BEN enrnp. 9ouitdnsise untpeifuns fat
ttr esrftelnra irib ben Bebraiidb ft1ib In ieoetu
YEdet ertbalten. etne befierfn Mpot6eisn psrs
fcnftu eS. cber es fann oii6 Iet&t srl1;itf
pcrbeu bon bepeu Gnaros-@drbier. zairsnoe
blliia IN. gs enttdIt feiue Gifte coer Gpiais.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-08

SdiisenIinie fih mic EN- Wgmtn rnS
itiirnte irnauibaltiam pprudrts iibtr
Das freie @d1rl6e. Inter benz De.
iange .,Geitiflanb, Geitihlano iibcr
Giles" fmIrSe Der Grabeu pieoer &C.
nprnnlerl, iino gegsn 100 Srnnsoisu
ai @efongenen gernuft- Gum 2obn
iiir TIRE nnlfbise 1bot erbieIten Ger
Iabnentr1ger 6as Giierne Rreii3 l..
aIdlic imb Der Sorniit Die iIberne
ct. S;ei,rif@ .Tebnine-
Gtrra 5O0m. rpr bem @bffmitt Ell.
nes iadliiifen SsSrfmiierie.gfegi
mar cine sSeIbnahe bis oidst on be
ieinbiid,e Smtptitealng porgeidpben.
sic ipar in einem 5erid)oiieHu
SdIeuienbmis am aarinl iulterge.
prad)t. Sic Gage Der SeIolpate, iutr
ourf, ben etipa 10---l2m breifeH frp.
dcnen sforal BON Der Soiiptrertbeioi.
aimgslinie- Der Srml5cien setrerlitt,
llpar dirberit gefabrIit. sfn einem
| Scpseulbernben6 periufte Der @eg.
| ter bic YojteH mn Iiilfen sIiieel Don
ibrem suiitellingsort su rerordngen.
gr brad]te elm Nnihinelgepebr alii
icinem aariaIoditn, IN Steilirtg uno
beienerte bns @eI1nbe 5,piifeu s5elo.
node lrno Iinfet sSliieei. Ger Geirei.
ic sniIbcIm Sfcaf aus Speid)eroir
fareig 9iibber) itieg RAID entihloiiel
init eiuigen aanterdoen auf 6as Cad
icines llnteritan6es iil6 mari SanO.
graitnten nah bem itiir 20nL ent.
ierrten TlnidJinengepebr, iriio er trai
gut. mfm b5rte beim @egner SAM
inern itno Gtobnen Gns feinolidg
|spaaIf,inengeipehr iette mebruinIs ats
.,nb idppieg nn9 fiirjer 3eit gdn5lid,.
3pei Enee ip1ter griffen orc
5ran5oien bic GelowadE erneiit nit
| itdrfsrer arGiien on. Gle bdtten be.
Ireifs 6as aan1lbeit bnrfidritten,
batten aiif benz bon oen 6eutiderl
Eoitcn beiesten Damn Elm glaihi.
lnengapebr in Stelluitg eebraft NIB
ild,ien inter oem Sd)ub oieies 6cl-
crs bic Grabtbinoerliiie 81, cutferren.
ggieDcruut ipcr es Golbnt Sioaf, Der
hid bei Der getdiapfilna oes wanidji.
nengepebrs riibmIi4 bcrportbat ylilr
I'm. poi Scn@npejre entfernt, oeiien
GseueritrGH linn cnteeseridIug, mari
Ier SniiDqrnnoteli itah Der @eoicn.
lmgsnlannihnit. Nd bos Mlaidaneii.
gcibebr s3u bod itpb, ipuroc Ct nid)t
qrtrpffens WeDpr es riftie einaeilellt
Iiperoen tcnilfe, mar Elm Gbeil Der 9e.
lSierungsninnnid)ait pon ibm pcr-
lpnnoet. Ter 9ieit balite oas Wloifi-
ilengepebr ab iiIb 900 iid eiIigeit 81.
rid. Dim tparbeil bic iiber Den
Ddnnn poreeorilnoeneir syrarl3oien
|nitoergellad,t pber suriidgeiporfcn.
Wis gInerfcnilung fir iein tapiercs
@Tbalten erbieIt Rood Dns Giicrnc
! tsrsia !. RLaIis.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-08

-. .
iie als auts geute, sisbt iidb in bsu
StolleH Suriid. i6neioet Md afpel
ssitunss@dbte our1 unb unbaul
banH nit Silfs Der 3)ioniere I'm
3anbunlbrebsn ben ieiHbIiHen GtcIs
len. Dohintsr iomnlt cine 2abuns,
bic nun iorsfGItis Dsrbdmmt ipirb.
Raum lit bieis arbsit bstnbtt, ba os=
fonisrt bic aabuns. Der Jeino bat
ipotl in ieiner geifiir5uns unb in
untenntnib, tpis rdf6 nnD entidlois
len beuti&e Wiinsilre bdftbtln, bie
Sanbfdde obne 9orfihtsmobnnEmen
aussinnnbergerifien iiRb ii4 iofris
ben GtoIlsn DsrRiftst
Jim 5snuar 1915 bsisBsm jirti
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eteIlenaeiadje--@eiblidj.

Neutfees mgdb&sn indt 9ssus ois slilp
bsrrridbden. Gmpfftlirnotn. 8. o., 1914
wloore erobs 2. siod.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-08
unfdfaffta' Il

elgatbe: .Wlein aitbeabrisfHsIsr IN
BIB diIf ben Iebttn G1b dbsef9rieben;
dbsr enfrsb min nod iHsmer ri&t btis
ratbsn. Auufs ih mir sinen nsieE
gtitifsIlsr 0bu IOII IL ben pssehrer
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-08
e g { am.

Batter: mas bnit bu btnn sslnudi,
aarl6en2 Du BAIT ia ben Brief an
0robmutier in luuier sroben Gu&ito'
ben gsfHrtebsn91
anri9sn: .gld, ia. GrObmutisr n
bod 70 tur5ii&tis!-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-08

9trr: .s3shpis. fassn Sic mir elm
mat mas 1pollsn Sic !ieber, einen Rub
ober elm 5riniselb2~
asIlnsrin: .Mmn ss bbnsn nidt gu
pieI 1T, ntbme i'd fdpu btibss.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-19
ROCK ISLAND MAN
To co To BORDER
George W. Villain of Local L. :. En-
gineerS' Office Summoned to Fort
Sam Houston, Texas.

George W. Villain, attorney in charge
of the law and records department Of
the local United States engineers Of
fee, was ordered by the chief of en-
gineers, United States army, at Wash
ington, d. c, by telegram, received
yesterday, TO proceed to Fort Sam
Houston, Texas, and report for special
or temporary duty to Captain Henry
A. Robert, corps of engineers, United
States army, department engineer Of
ficer, southern department. 1t is ex-
pected that Mr.. Villain will be on such
duty for about six months.
Mr.. Villain served with the United
States engineer corps during the Span
ish-American war and Philippine in
Surrection in the Philippines and for
which he was presented with two
medals for actual service from the
war department. He is IA graduate in
law from Valparaiso university, Indi-
ana, and holds certificates of admis-
sion from the supreme courts of Iowa
and Indiana and the United States
courts Of Indiana and Illinois
He is a Knights Templar, an Elk
and d member Of the Rock Island club
the Davenport Outing club, Amoo
grotto of Rock Island, and the Scott
County Bar association of Davenport.
He also holds certificate of honor
able mention from the St Louis expo
sitiOn for official work in the Philip
pines.
He leaves for Fort Sam Houston,
Texas, Friday night, arriving there
some time Sunday afternoon.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-19
IT'S FOOLISH TO SUFFER
When 80 Many Rock Island People
Are Pointing the Way Out.

You may be brave enough to stand
baCkache or headache or dizziness
But, if, in addition, urinauOn is dis
ordered, look OUT If you don't try to
fix your sick kidneys, you may fall
into the clutches Of dangerous disease
before you know il. But, If you live
more carefully, and help your kidneys
with Doan's Kidney Pills, you can
stop the pains YOU have and avoid
future danger as well. Don't expert
ment-use the remedy Rock Island
people are publicly endorsing. Read
this case.
Clyde Johnson, conductor, 3109
Sixth avenue, Rock Island, says. The
Earring and jOlting of the cars weak
cned my kidneys and brought on back
ache. Many times, when l tried to get
up after sitting, / had TO take hold of
something. as a sharp pain caught me
in the small Of my back. Ny kidneys
acted TOO often and the kidney score
lions were scanty and painful. ! also
had pains in the back Of my head. |
used two boxes of DOan's Kidney Pills
and they gave me relief"
Price, 80 cents at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr. Johnson had. Foster Milburn Co,
Props, Buffalo, y. Y-(Adv)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-19
ON COUNTY RECORDS
Warranty Deeds.

Nellie DahlstrOm to Herman ].
Zeuch, lot ,, block ,, Hunts End addi-
ton, Midway, Moline, $500.
Ernest and Emma Wahlstrom to J.
Zeuch. lot 49, block /, Hunts 1st addi-
ton, Moline, $500.
Myra l.. Porter eft al to Charles l..
BrOstrOm, part lot >, block 4, War
ner's Park addition, East Moline, $500.
Charles r. Lundgren ct al to John
c. COmlins, lots %, 80, Makers gar
den tracts in S. W. Il section isis
lie, $1OO.
Edward H. Guyer ct al to Fred H.
Railsback, lot ), block 1874, East Mo-
line. $500.
Edward H. Guyer ct al to E. H. Bill
ter, lot 81, block 215, New Shops End
addition, East Moline, $365.
George W. Jacobs and wife to
Katherine E. Wainwright, lots 6 and
Z, block s, Rapids City, $3.50.
Alfred A Adams to George W,
Jacobs part outlot II in section 2-1S-
1E, S475.
Florence J. Miller and husband to
Charles Brennan, lots ?, ;, /, 4, 5, 6, !.
5, g. 10, IL, Samuel teaches addition,
Port Byron, 81 900.
Aaron G. Abraham and wife TO Mo
line Tool Co, lot l. block 5, George
Davenport's addition, Moline, $4,000.
David W. Hunt to Moline Tool Co.
lots /, ,, .. 4, ). 6. 7. s. 10, 16, Il, Is.
10, 20, Hunts 4th addition, Midway,
Moline, S1.0O.
David W Hunt TO Wilson p. Hunt,
part outiot /, Ryder & Reads addition,
Moline, $1.O0
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-19
LONG DRILLS ARE
RULEATLA SALE
Illinois National Guard Gets Hard
Workout in Intense Heat While
on Strike Duty.
SWIMMING POOL IS POPULAR
Conference Of Workers and Operators
Held With Indications of an
Early Settlement.

La Sale, July ia continuation of
their formation work, together with
long drills is keeping the members OF
the five companies of the Illinois ma
tiOnaI guard. now encamped at the
Recreation field, busy.
Colonel Davis and the memb erS of
his STAFF have not let up on the strenu-
Gus practice program they have out
lined for the boys while they are
doing nothing elSe-and neither has
the sun. The result is that the soldiers
are being burnt to something a bit
darker than tan as d result Of their
strenuous labor under the tOrrid rays
Heat Intense.
Reports Of heat prostrati0ns among
the soldiers have been current but
there have been no such cases. al
though several of the softer" mem
bers have been slightly overcome by
the heat and forced TO seek the shell
ter Of their pup tents. The swim
ming pool Is q Hfe-saveT for the troop
ers.
Sergeant Philbrook is back from
Rock Island, and was accompanied by
six of the struggling members of the
company.
Hold Conference.
Behind closed doors the cement
operators and workers Of La Sale
and Oglesby held a conference yester-
day afternoon in the grill room of the
Hotel kaskaskia, discussing terms
which may bring the ten weeks tie
up OF the three big plants to a close.
Three workers from each of the
three mills appeared as the repre-
sentatlyes of the men and they were
met in the hotel lobby By the oper-
atOrs. The men then went To the grill.
where the doors were closed and the
discussion was opened
Attorney Walter A Panneck ac-
companied the workers into the con
ference. appearing in an advisory ca
pacity-
At 3.45 yesterday afternoon the con-
ference recessed until : O'Clock last
evening. Thus far no propositions
have been submitted by either side.
Conferees discussed the question OF
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-19
KAISER RESENTS
USE OF HYPHEN
Polish Relief Board Head Brings In
tcrcstinC Message ~ Result OF
Intcrl lew With Wilhelm.
AMERICA Is FOR AMERICANS
Sees Germans Eventually Victorious
in Their Struggle ON the Field
Of Battle.

New York. July l9-Tbe hvphen Is
distasteful 10 Emperor William The
kaiser resents the use Of the term
"German-Amorican." He sees no rea-
son for the hyphenated designation of
svmpathizers with the German cause
in this country
Alfred X. Nippert Of Cincinnati,
chairman Of the American Polish re-
lief committee. CHANGED TO use the
term in a conversation with the Ger
man ruler on June + last and the en-
peror didn't hesitate 10 speak his mind.
Mr. Nippert brought the message to
America yesterday when he returned
on the Observation-Disclosures liner,
Frederik VIII.
There are Americans and Ger
mans" the kaiser said. and the two
are separate and distinct. | wish
every German to be heart and soul
German. just as YOU desire every
American 10 be completely an Amer
lean There can be Americans who
have sympathies with the German
cause. just as there are Americans
who sympathiZe with the allies. yet
the latter are not termed allied Amer
leans
The sun bronzed emperor seemed to
feel strongly the hyphen talk from
through the censOrs since the war be
gan Mr. Nippert's interview with
him didn't turn upon that subject in
tentiOnaIIv. II was simply the re
marks Of Americans that induced the
kaiser 10 make brief, but vigorous
correction.
kaiser Secs Germans Victorious.
such a people as my people are not
doomed to defeat" he said with grim
hope They are destined to be victor
i0us because every man, woman, and
child in the German empire IS doing
his or her share. in the homes and fac
tories as we'll as in the trenches
Seldom have the German emperOr's
thoughts reached America so clearly
since the war began as they we're re
lated by Mr.. \lppert, who for the Lass
three months and a half made an eX-
teasiye tour through the devastated
area OF East Prussia and Poland, from
Mcneil 10 the MazuTian lakes. The
kaiser invited Mr. Nippert to discuss
with him the Polish relief situation
and the American accepted the mis-
sion eagerly They met at the German
field headquarters on the western wal
front and walked and smoked cOntln-
ually while talked.
The emperor appealed for American
intervention in Russia TO seek elem
ency for Germany's civilian prisoners
1t is only through the American en-
bassv. he said. that consideration for
his people can be secured. The kaiser
spoke bitterly of the COssack raids. He
asked nothing for himself. he said
nothing but the treatment guaranteed
by International dictates for Ger
many's soldiers. He sought. he said
mercy for civilians. women and chill
dren. who had been exposed, he
charged, TO the rigOrs Of a Siberian
winter.
II had a preconceiyed idea from
newspaper articles and photographs, ~
said Mr.. Nippert, relating his interest
ing interview with the German eIupeT-
or, that the kaiser would show p
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-19

Rev Mr.. Wise Will be platform man
ager for the Rock Island Chautauqua
association in the presentation Of its
first annual program at Watch Tower
park next week. The chautauqua Will
open Monday. II viii be held on the
baseball field, west Of the tower prop
er. an ideal location for such an at
fair The platform manager is pas
tor of the Christian church at Camp
Point, H. He has been engaged sew
eral summers as chautauqua platform
manager.
George H Kingsbury, secretary of
the Rock Island Business Mems asso-
citation, in speaking of DR.. krebs, who
is to give an address to the business
men at the Rock Island Chautauqua
next Monday evening, said: We have
tried several times to secure DIT.
Krebs for lecture TO our merchants
and their clerks, but due to his large
fee it was impossible to get him. We
know him TO be a top-nOtCher."
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-19
To Overcome Eczema

Never mind how often you have tried
and failed, you can stop burning, itching
eczema quickly By applying little zemo
furnished by any druggist for 23c. Extra
large bottle. SI0O Healing begins the
moment 1euo is applied. In a short time
usually every trace Of pimples, black
heads. rash, eczema, letter and similar
SKIN diseases viii be removed
For clearing The skin and making it
vigorously healthy, zemo is an exceptional
remedy. 1t is not greasy, sticky or
Watery and il does not stain. When
others fail il is the one dependable treat
ment Tor all skin troubles.
Zenld- CleSeland-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-19
To the Knights of Columbus and Their
Friends.

The supreme convention of the
Knights of Columbus will be held in
Davenport, Iowa, July 81, Aug. l, > and
;. The reservation committee is in
need of rooms to properly care for the
visitors. This convention is a tri-city
affair and the committee desires the
cooperation of the Rock Island
knights of Columbus and their friends
to aid us in this work If YOU are
willing to help us provide accommo-
datiOns, write or phone Davenport
1884 20 Harry J. Mcfarland, manager
of X. of {. headquarters, 2O7 West
Fourth street. Davenport. Iowa, the
number Of rooms you can spare. You
are not expected TO do this free, a 8 all
visitors Will pay for their rooms
lAdy,l
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-19
Another Parker Show Coming.

c. w. Parker is owner of four sep
arate carnival organizations. The first
one showed at Exposition park sew
eral weeks ago The second is en-
route here for a weeks engagement.
Frank E. Parker, son of the owner, is
in the city today arranging for the
appearance of the No. . company. 1t
will come early in August and will
show at Exposition park.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-19

hours and the adjournment was taken
upon request of the operators repre-
sentatiyes, who desired to go to the
mills and ascertain the number of
men and hours the proposed new
schedule would affect The workers
agreed to this recess.
Coming out after the recess. both
sides were optimistic of an amicable
agreement
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-19
Not HarmOniZing.

The man | am engaged to has been
terribly wild, but is going to turn over
a new leaf"
Don't trust such a bad color scheme
Rosy futures seldom grow on purple
pasts. '-EXchange
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-19
my HAIR is VERY OILY

and used to think that strong
alkaline shampoos were neces-
sary to remove the surplus oil.
For several months I have used
Every Week Anti Septic Oh
Shampoo and my hair is softer
and in better condition than ]
have ever known it. Large
bottle soc at Harper House
pharmacy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-19
Little Overalls Make Small Boys Hc
Linens and Beddings Go Into the Clearaway


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