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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-06

WtMAl5sp 5spAlTNanlflaleN. y.
Gic itdotiiden Gis6rederbootc warcu
geitern beidBaitiat. Irot Der
gcgcHvdrtigen adlte ocnft 5iro-
Ben.aciuiglWgS Gcmmiiidr @m
2arfinS bercitS all oie @losfito-
Gampagne. @ielc 6eipraloruc
ocn Ieeten Orci Ea9en abgegeben
SofcliS SSngcltierr $. Sent @cGoD
mar geierH iebr 6eid0itigt. Bon
periticoeueu BIGBen an ser Bal
iurroe er teIepboniib aiiigerirfen, Sos
GiSbretcrboot ,Qatro5e4 5li icnocn.
9er itdotiihc gblcppootnpfcr BAL.
iiinnrc" lucr Oeu gdl5en gldcbmittag
mil Oetn 6rciboltcn ciHes iSobripoi-
icr III Sort Gopiugton imO Spring
6jaroeu beidlGitigt. Gic p2ntrobe"
frcil5te i'll Golttuu mo 5borruipS
NEoiht inO nod pcitcr iiiodh. sc.
gen 4 llbr wiir6c Oos 6niell-Gcportc-
mcnt pou Ser Gooioion Chemical So.
Iiu Girtis Ban Decentralization Dab iid
0oS Gis pOr ocreu 4icr 10 an6c5duit
6ottc, OoB 500 9lr6citcr, oic aepobn'
lid iii Olotorbcotcu uod Baltimore
iabrel nidt bciornert mcroen foitn-
tcn. 3oS Gisboot pglnnopoliS" plr.
Sc iofort nod Curtis 9og gcIonot
|lm Gin iSobriuoiicr 6cr5uItcleu
aleincrc Yrtpilcgtcn.
Sin Gomitc ocS .&ercuS Der aouf.
lclltc uuo Sobrifontcn" miro bcite
nor scr guoaet-9c6orOc eriHcincll
Iimo Inn Grnicori9iug pGritbicoeicr
9idten iiir fleincre &riuilcgien crill-
den. SIS iit nicbt ausgeIdIoiicu OoB
iih eiuigc Itiirniidc 5ccuen crcioncu
peroeu
| 5cuer Dcpartctlicnt &c.
iHaftiat.
SSniolge oes faltcn @ctters iuiro iii
ieOem Solnc tiihtig gebei5t mas 3ur
.Golge 9otte, 0oB icit Somitog unge.
| fdbr GO iScucrQIarme ubgcaeben ibur
ocn. 5eHercbei GHritb matt oaS
@nbIifiuH oaropi dllimerFioH ooB
BERN Auitaupn bon cinaeiroreueu
Maiierr0bren iorgidItig Oorgegdugen
weroeu ioute.
Ytostito 0rutpldbe.
gel Der acitrigcn Gitlug oer &C.
partcmentGbeIS fra9te StraBeu.Eei.
uiginss Gouuiiiar Bn. 2arfins
WIapor Breitplt ob cS nid)t 5it friib
/ ici idJon icst nit oem 9htiiudeu BON
Dlostito grllipIdben 5t bcgiilner.
Ger Mnbor idqte. Bob es aIlerOings
abgeubFdlit icbr faIt ie, ooB abcr
oic iSrdge troboeu ulfgenoHtItcn
Itucroell formc. Gr beoilitrdgte
/ idHuptlihc Gepartcnicnt Gbeis, Nr.
QartinS ioiort III bcradridjtigett ia.
| baIo iic irgeuomo yrHtplGec ent-
oefcu. Scr StraBeurciniglulgs Com.
EnIilidr miro audj SoS EoIijei.8epar.
ttcmcnt benddridtigcu Oauiit Sic go.
! iijiitelt aauf oeN tdgIibeu Snltruf-
tionS 8eriat oardllf dtlinierfioni ge.
klIudH iuctocu mo Sru3sQortins BE-
itnbrihtgeu, iobolo tie 4IdBe iinoen,
lpo iidj cpSlitiiea M6sfitoS uicocrIoi-
iet. ,l#,
I@ abtcS b'crtdt ocssS sSfclter.
efnHcbmers
Stcliereinnebluer gSilliam 6. @agc
iibergab geiteru Wionor Yreltou talr
oen Staotrotb ieincn EabreSbcrid)t
gs III oaraiiS 5l erieber, OoB 0os
gteilcrs9iirenii iiH oergongeucn Sab
Ire Sl3,226, ,SS5.I9 follctiirte. Gor
Oiciem Netros qcborcu $t669,995.5t
Ocut 5toate Sic Iotcl s@innabntei
porcq nut $i35 5397l G06cr. ols BE-
Neginn ocs SoIJrcS 1916 beroni6loa
uorOcn iuor.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-06

Grao GBran
gtlaulr giia, trab I'D. MSonieomerh, liar "
ANlsmurd, lrip. @onirea irhb =
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WWjflp, iFib. gtclp Crlcnus, Fnr 20
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NleuclanD, Elbnee NittSblab, con
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t5Qluflt0f flQr....2S @Af Ndfe Glib, II az
Nrcri Ban. ilar -G GaH iSrdnrlsfo, u 4t
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,SH 0cr Nad]t bonl SoHiltng aIlT
Dlontdg ieatc cin rcgclredtcr 8lij-
sdro W6cr sic Staot uno 5rudr oer.
iclbe bon idncioenoer Ndlte bc9Icltct-
Icr idarfc Mino fcgtc ID ftrdtbar
oiirdy sen Horoipeitlihcn Staottbcil,
0aB suni criteu Wfal III oieicnl Mia-
ter sic 3eitluacH III gauj 8albrooE
llIdt allSgetra0eH iulIr0ctl ATe 2enl'
pcrahw mar mn Z llbr WoraellS il
glrlinqtou 2 Srao inter Null III
Eopion @roo ituter 9lull III Icras
iHlO grootIpH itanO oaS GHedTil6cr
auf 9tun nno in anoereH IueItIifsn
gbcilcn Set @oritG0te / c5rao iibes
aull. Ginc dbrlitp Tenlperotur
iuuroe rar am 81 6ebruar 1856 bc.
EicBtct CScqeu 2 HE gciterH Dlor9cr
icgie scr 1tnrnt INIT rilier Seitig'
fct U0a 26 9llet(en bic Gtifu0t
ourh Sta 2trQBeli Ser 1ta0t Pint
oea b6hitcR @lfnften III @arrett
GouniD lpur0c einc IeHlperqtltr voy
~ Grdo ilntcr 0lnll beridltet
,Am Gliid iuor oct 1nncctdl
iudhteno Ser 9larbt mir iebr lcidjt
ino oii Dlor9cn 5ottc Der 1tnrn
olic Molfeil uertricbcn itno milocr
jigA Sis allittag 6eociitcllo az
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-06

gin bic Gullrftpreu iiir ScH NDbl.
tAatipfeitssgSdsar sum gcitcu Der
saitiiucu AniirM nu6 Sriippcl Der
4sittrlmadltc: 5ic mtrOtW bicrmit
aunrlvicieu bis aaf iUcitere ylOtis
fcjae @rmiI6uaneM III Orr Gamm-
Iiuag ban tsjclotra sit MAIDEN.
,sm glnitrnge Ors 0iaau5-Gonitv'S.
[syebr0)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-06
Qin0 bsg NielllnIIa beaidIiaL.

sSii scr pciiIichen @olisei- Stotipa
t6eiIte qeilern ,Sroll E6crein 5brioer
bon Or. 72S gScil.qerinqton.2iry
nit OoB ibr III cinem C5eihdjt pun
ciucn lnaefdbr i2 Sabre olten, iebr
6iibihen Mg10dIcn oic Snnoiaihc
nit $37 iii goar, ioluic ciucr ool0c'
nen llBr int Mcrtbc bon $i5 cntrii'
len luiIroc. Gbc oic Srnu eincn Cant
pQn lid gcbeu fonlite mar OaS @ino
reridjpunorn. 0ic aIciilc, Sic icDr
ucrtranlib t6ot, bate ii1 Sitt an
Oic Srou augcicbmicgt inns nobrt
6rai 5briDcr an oaB ooS amo ddi
.iutr frelmOlid crmeiieu iuollte, obey
i'm nahIicn Augeublid sic Sanoia
idc eutriB luo pcridmano. Sic Fo'
Ii5ci it im geiib elmer aiiten Eerio'
nnl-9cldrcibm0 Der angcbIihen 0ie'
bin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-06
lintrrhnItltnns.ge geaIueiier.

.,c4nbltcrsRm"- lSrclip AdbD4
,gHprn 'e' 1he Atrtb III q Ration"
.,tNlngCrH noe Hnbb NiiccaUeerc
,,pippvogput"-N NuuoeUiuc uIle a4nIlbelDilNer.
.lN0fpi0up auuDeplNc
,.NSRiil.gtgdormig" gTbe Denniilui lnlnolpR"
,,Blttnsin"- @pllncpiHe nAb geunoelblioer
,,Wlp5nrtWianngrdtpE" Geuliug, oer y.
TqbrnaV. Wlsipnbnll in aNarrp safe"
Jdit Yluclue un0 II %ir0Be
,,WnxmaHle" 9gilhepD. ben I. Stbflar,
NUaicntQii IN 0cr i,Seblnunrspnlle"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-06
Esnnncnanf. Nnb llntcraana.
9HctteraM8iidlte

Nlr aliorDInno mlo ben Giitrift
Gah{mGia flar imo uoropeitlida
gsiuoc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-06

SiIBengllt uuo t6errmonn ilbor OaS
aan1e Sdliff sciiibrt. Sir sic @lruu.
idjaft mar scr 9eild ie6r rpiQfonl.
!lnelG ocnn Die 3eit Oes .Stiulieetns
ieit .5lpeilnlocinbaIb SSdbroit 1pirS Scr
BeiaBuno INN Oirrcb einen frclriO-
i1aitlidcn 9eilh, bcionocrS iii Srr
jceigcn gctuitteridp1ngrrcn ,3cit, q.
ipos obgcfiis;t. 9lcbcu oeui Gulu-
fpfer a)lcdau4 licgf jGbt and ser
o&bcine itno bic ,Nnlgaria0
Eas SAasauTts Gcpartcacut ia
gSalbitgtca FAT cinc alutlic6e 9c-
fdnltnnc5ilnB nit sfiididDt uui sic
9tatridtrn iiber angc6lidlc @cld)laa
taDnic otltithcr 5djific crlolIciL III
lpcldlcr aeiaat miro, oaB sic &c.
idlldgh1bIHc ocufjhrr oocr oiiCrrci.
dliId)er Sdyific hiabcr nod hidt cin.
nal crl0oBcn iuoroclt iei. lIae Q3c.
ante OcN 3olldliter lpiirocn dugepic.
lclg .dllBcrit poriidjtig III ibrelt NlaBs
liubHen JIt ieiu, 0atit aus 0cn Wor,
I GcBcu iiidlt ciuc feiiiOIdc Sunollng
gcgcu Tciitichlqao 0Ciuad)t pcroci
fam Niit 9luSno6ine ocS E1nlpicrs
a9ceilic1, 6sr rptl yeribt nit 8cl
iiifIlag bclcat porotgl i'll lpiiroc feti
einsIncr 0clttId)er Tanlpicr beitiItidt.
\ Gas Eeparteulent Bat icoo1 &c.
4 ldllolien Oa6 sic @lumiidlniteu oact
1 6icicr Sdliiir ipeIWc 1dnb III alteri.
/, ,faniid)en Ndfcn geIngjt habCu, oui
liDren Gdliiicu hlcibelt niiiict1l llnr
oIe 3ouGeantcn iino niiacluieieJ oa
rqii Slt 'adDtcu oaB feline ocr Mann
! ilaften oaS 1Miii obne netii9euot
lGrIoibniB pcrldbt. Son sen Gdii
! len i'm GniClt Sil S5obotcil iinS roc
Nliaitl III ocil lcttct 9oaeu Ociertir
Ilill6 bdbcn obnc Grlau6nif Ger Gin
Eipali0crlaigsbcboroe ili0 n9Dc oi
Nopiitcilcr III bc5ableu, ooS lg9citc de
Iiudjt 98cnI ieOodl BON Der 9gnuu
ibnit irgcuo cincr ulS GimUdnocrcr
oufdcucuaica iucr0cn miIL il imiB d
bic 9cb6rocii Oorlmi criubcn. TcS
aIeden ioa bic @annl1ait aim
zduBc Ser 1dJiiic iclblt al @oro al
hdltetl iprroc4r
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-06

Sr. 2yobn 90. 0e,uiis, Ocr StoatS.
s5ebabmeiitcr miro beiitc ron 6Iorioo
5uriidtC9reu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-06

NbOntcuteu, hig ben gGCntitiIcn Cur
reipunDru'cu" midt pHuttlidl uber uurcs
QeIiud6ig rrbnItcn,A IirO ae6ctCm, Der
GffIev naUDt per TglcpbUn nncr ibriItIid
DeItshcllltua an iaadleu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-06

Die 4cniivponia Gcroronlln9cn
lpirSer i'm swcitcH 3mcig Scr
9uOaet .9'e6oroc ii6crlpicirll
Gas Giicnba6neSoinitc batte tcill.
0iicntlidcs acrb0r obgebaItcl
@rlluoitiids Grpertcn foiieteR
Der 5taot $L276.75.
sSn Scr geitri8cr Sibltra oes
5taotrot6s .oltroen iii Slpciteu 3meig
Sic orci genuipIOauia- Giieubabu-Ber-
oronltngen bon Oen @iienbabHsGo-
mite, III oSiieu Sanoen iie iirb bcians
Sen, obnc Gmpieblimgcit eiiiberidl.
tet, uao oamt scr guoeet.9ebor
itberiuicicn. ST. I5omdS n SIas
bertD, eiuer Der &crtreter oes 2. Tis
itriftS, irugte, marlml fem ofientIi-
DIES Betbiir itotteeiuilNeu bobc Rr6s
hOcnt SSobn Subcrt ermiocrtc, OaB
sic Sitlngen Der @uoget.8c5orOc
oQc Oifcirtlid) iiuO. Ias GijcHbo6H.
Gonlite oes StaOtrdtbs lit Scr 9ln.
ii6t oaB sic Nuogci 9c0oroc iibcr
Oic &lGuc Scr &plnnioloania-Giicn-
boDns@eieItidait ne6r peritcbt ais
otc AFitalie0cr oqs Gpmites. Mn
Bcrocui mug bic @ebor0c Oic Irciic
fiir sic @ercbtiamei iciticbrn 10
noB, pic ST. 3o6u &. 9Jio6ou Iag-
tc, g an 6eitcu ieG sic 8croroum.
gen lnl0c6cuo Der &iOgct.8c6orOc
STR mcitcrcu Secarbcitulo 5il iibcroc-
bct.
critcn 3meiQ.
g(tf 65rino eincr 9lclohhion sic
por einigen @ohcn pon S9rn. Bin.
cent Galmiiano. Dem 8ertrcter Ser 3.
gsnrS, int criicn 3meig cingcreid)t
luoroei mar, ianoto geitern 5taot-
eerofllrntor 2. 2. tyiclO bc3ialid
Der @rlinOeigclitbumS- etic
9lutiport al oel staotrot6. Serr
6ielS iagte, OaB i'm pergargcuen
Sabre bci 1919 @clpaenbeiteil C5runo.
cigent6ttHs-Grpcrteu angeIteIlt Tper.
sen nmBten. 7is Soften beIieieu iidj
auf $7 7276.75, o0cr ourdidHittIidy
per 6aIl $56.S5. Ger Gtu0tsErollt-
rator iuadi 0arauf aliIInerFiam, oaB
Die 3abl Der 5dllc i'm Uergnugcncn
Sabrc eire atlSnabm5tuciie bobe mar,
6a Die GtraBcn IiHdbrlhs-Gou ON.
miiiioH bet ocu 9tnfalif bon @jrlm0.
itiideu iait oltrhucg ge5ptmaeu mar,
alagclt an5llitrenacu. Gle Grrii6ci-
gent6umS- -Grperten, oie bon ser
Gtdot algriteat iuo be5ablt lproc4l,
iparcn: TbomaS 8. ainoinD, 1920;
Sarrg 8. 9jiIbcrt, So, $50; glIfreo g.
Bernard, 81 t,O65; 81. 6. Sadiou &
G0. 1898; g. y, 81 g9alib, $65,
| Sobli &. SurIt $i1O; 1[oHtas g.
Bono, $3.50; Ridj. g. MeaOe, $i05.
Sobn .. AOt & 5oL $i46.75.t SER
t5leIo III Der lteber5cHgime oaS SaS
gcgcumartigc Suiicm bc3iialib ocs
SebrautS bon c5rituoriacntbuuls
| GrpcnteH oaS Yeite lit. rno sac Oit
gInlteIluna pon 5ipeis@rperten init eli
nenv IclteH &obreSge9alt nirbt a
EenlpieDIen lit.
=
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-06
@unDcS.7epnrtement fir QanOiDirtE
idlnit Melter. NMrCan.

91ornlolc Gcupcrotlr 33 oroo.
mHhere Eegapcratm 10 @5ra6.
NShitc Ecmperatur "A @rao.
9}ic0riaitc GeWpcrotlr 6 @rdo.
&
&cridjt Oes Baltimore gSetterhnrcans
Drr NeucNtigteitsgcbalt Scr 2ltit
mar so 9sro5ent um s ll6r Wtorgcils
luo SO @rp5ent ini s llbr glbcnos.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-06

o0cr eiu bcionocres 9lcgiiucnt ap5lI-
merbelL mcrocn als ldderlide @citrc'
bungen obuc recno wclaeit Siiiters
grlino augeiebell Sn 5tltonci9en
areiIeu miro augcnonlncn DAB cs
3und9it uotbpcnoig ici cine Slrmcc
0u boben e1e bic 8orfebrlngen iiir
Soipitdler etc. in 8etraHt gc5ogeIt
ueroen f1nnten
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-10
HUNT DEAD MANS
WILL;AT INQUEST


Peoria. I'LL. Get 1o-Attorneys rep
reseuttng the Walter Barker family
and those representing Mrs Ghamle
Wolfe Barker. widow Of Jesse Barker
Peoria millionaire found dead in MS
mansion here Sunday night, this
morning began a huat for the dead
L}ans win
Following this d conference vas TO
be held at which disposition Of the es~
tate and Of the 1G-moHths-old baby
he3ress was to be discussed.
III the meantime Coroner " d FL
Ifote was preparing 10 resume the In
quest at O'Clock this afternoon, when
hrs Walter Barker viii tell OF hnding
her foster sons body.
The coroner announced this morn
ing that BE would produce witness
this afternoon who discovered with q
microscope the place in the bathroom
where the bullet struck after passing
through Barker1s head and then re-
bounded into the bath tub. The ques~
ton as 10 how the bullet came TO be
in the bath tub has been one OF the
puzzlsns features Of the case 1t was
predicted Iu some quarters. that this
evidence would tend to strengthen the
suicide theory
Two witnesses vino heard the fatal
shot fred also are expected 10 pc
called this afternoon when the inquest
lis resumed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-10
PLANS CAMPAIGN
On HOG RAISING
Farm Adviser Palmer r Edgex6on to
Trge Rock Island County Far1n-
ers to DO Their Share
n ASsWEn 10 NATION APPEAI.
Government Calls for Greater Supply
Shortage of hen 70 Gather
Germ is EorssBon@

1T ts my purpose 20 open 3 cam
paigu To bring about greater hog pro-
duc9I0n III Rock Island county In an
swer 10 the appeal issued upon behalf
sf America for an increased supply Of
fats and oils necessary for carrying on
the war said Palmer FL. Edgerton,
farm adviser. this morning. With
that III vtaU ! attended the Everett
Swine day program at the Iowa State
College oE Agriculture az Ames yes
terday. to obtain SUCH information as
was available since tho last meeting
0f the kind
The shortage Bn fats and oils may
be filled the quickest from hog pro-
duction. as the hog not only Is a good
Sat producer, but can be placed On the
market more quickly than other farm
animals
There - 30 alarm felt over the
fixing Of tho price 0f hogs by the gov
eminent as H. IFS announced that #
viii be ou sliding scale according
to the price OF corn. Farmers viii not
be expected to feed high priced corn
to cheap hogs.
TT Is estimated thar hogs in the
United States have decreased 10 per
cent In a year. High priced corn has
made It Improbable 70 feed hogs and
this has caused the premature mar
ketlng Of a large amount Of breeding
stock and immature hogs There were
from ten IT'D twenty per cent less pigs
this year than last year. as q result
With an assurance that the price Of
hogs viii DE maintained On q standard
that vii permit Cf feeding the high
priced corn the growers viii not be
afraid to put their best efforts into In
creased production Of pork,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-10
PREDICT WARS END
EARLY NEXT SPRING

Bueaos Aires. Oct. -CotncIdent
with the American demand for Areen-
tine dry hides 10 meet military orders.
and renewed British buying as result
Dc the lifting Of The leather embargo.
the Germans here are buying heavily
and their mpefition in the market Is
helping to increase prices
German brokers say they are buvine
on German government orders. They
express confidence that the war viii
end in January Or February
Prices 1f hides have risen II per
cent in the last IU DAYS
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-10

Nee. Miss Grace Gaylord. 1407 For
tieth street. Rock Islands ~praYest
girl '+
Without the slightest treuor Of fear
she climbed ID the top Of o tank 20
feet deep. containing 1900 gallons og
water, yesterday afternoon at the Ilii-
uoIs theatre. and divel to the bottom
from whore. by means Of the sub
marine telephone. she told TIE Argus
Of her sensations
Tor half an hour she remained at
the bottom Of the tank. and then. in
her z56-pound suit of amor climbed
10 the top, took Off her great helmet
and smiled as calmly ais though she
were returning from q walk I'll the
garden
Scared 2" Miss GAYLORD laughed al
the questions Of the so1tcE1ous persons
who crowded about her. why, it was
just dandy Iid like 10 dive 60 the
bottom OF the Mississippi river and
telephone The Argus"
And then she stepped out Of 5aa big
diving dress that Captain 5orcao, the
submarine expert. had leaned her. aEd
appeared I'D d very charming street
suit which was not even damp
The city editor Of TINS Argus 81 his
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-10
IHTPRO VE1IEnTT BODY
TO BE REORGANIZEr

A meeting Of the city commission
will bee held st O'Clock tomorrow
morning for the purpose of reoreau5z-
ing tie board Of local improvements
To conform with the law recently pass
ga by the Illinois legislature. The
present board ct improvements is
composed only of the mayor. commits
sioner OF streets. and city engineer.
Under the new ruling all members of
the city commission must be members
of the improvement. board.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-10
TWO DIVORCE SUITS
ARE FILED IN COURT

Two divorce suits were aled this
morning. Mae Wallace is asking q
divorce from her husband. James wal
lace. She charges extreme cruelty
and drunkenness. They we're mar
.ried July he. 1900
Lydia Bloom asks TO be divorced
from her husband. Henry Bloom, and
gives drunkenness as the ground for
the action. They were married March
II. 1900. at Freeport and have been
separated since Sept. s. 1918
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-10

Beautiful patterns I'm heavy
Beacon Bath Robe Blankets,
complete with cord and tas-
sells 10 match Indian pat
terms. fast eoI0rs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-10
GAVE HER
DELICATE CHILD
VINOL
Il Built him Up and Made
Him Strong

hewayeo, Mlch.-aMy 1itae bcv
was in q delicate. weak. er1aciatea
condition and had & cough SO we had
20 keep him ont of school Tor year.
Nothing seemed to help him until
Ninof was recommends, and the
change it made ia him was remark
able. Il has built him I'D and made
him strong 50 his cough is almost
entirely gone. We can not recon-
mend Vinol too highly. Mrs. e. M.
Hanion.
Mothers at weak. delicate. sifir-
children are asked to try this famous
cod liver and iron tonic on our guar
aEtee. Children love 70 take il.
Red Cross Pharmacy. Charles 7
Strate. Beugston's Drug store, Rock
Island. and 81 the best drug store Ia
every town and city e ---la country.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-05-14
URGE PURCHASE
OF LIBERTY LOAN
Chamber of Commerce to
Bring Speaker Here Who
Will Tell Advantages

The Chamber of Commerce is plan
ming to give every support possible
to the Liberty Loan in Harrisburg
They expect to secure a speaker OF ma
tional reputation in the very near fu-
ture to address patriotic meeting
At that time every angle of the loan
will be explained and the necessitay
of local subscriptions shown to Har-
risburg people.
Patriotic posters will be printed
and members of the Chamber of Com
merce Will be asked TO post them. in
their windows. They will carry an
appeal for prompt subscriptions.
Retail CIothIers Here e..
The board of directors of the Penn
sylvania Retail Clothiers' Association
met this afternoon in the roms of the
chamber. They are taking a short tour
OF the state, and made this the first
stop on the journey. Tonight they
Will be the guests of the local cloth
iers at the Harrisburg Club. The
party includes: w. w. Keck, president,
Reading: B. w. Philips, Johnstown;
A. ID. Goldsmith, Altoona; Il ]. Haber,
McKeesport; T. NJ. Morgan, Williams
port; w. c. Westfall, president AL
toona Chamber of Commercei Raphael
Jackson, Pittsburgh; II. S. Schmidt,
York,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-05-14
Harrisburg Catholics to
Join in Steelton Parade

Members of the various Catholic
churches of Harrisburg will particl-
pate in the big patriotic parade at
Steelton next Saturday afternoon.
Invitations. extended to Harris
burg Catholics. were read at the
services in all of the local churches
yesterday by the respective rectors
The Harrisburg parishoners will
parade as the guests of the members
OF st. James Parish, Steelton. Re
quests that the local men be at St
James Church at 1880 O'Clock next
Saturday afternoon, accompanied the
invitations.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-05-14
Attempted to Snatch Purse
From Woman, Charge

After attempting to snatch a wom-
ans purse. engaging in fight with
Roundsman James Mccain, and a
collision with Detective George Shu-
Ter, Leroy Dunnell landed in the
DGuphin county joil late Saturday
evening.
The negro approached Mrs. R. T..
Coover 1889 Derry street. near Third
end Market streets and attempted
TO snatch her pocketbook. When he
failed he started to walk nonchal-
antly away as If nothing had hap
pened. Patrolmen Mccain and Lyme
saw the highwayman and engaged
him in combat without more than
diminishing his speed. When Dun
nell rounded the corner at Black
berry and Dewberry he ran into De-
tective George Shuler. Shuler ad-
ministered couple blows with the
heavy end of Colt and the negro
surrendered.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-05-14
Both Parties Support
War Revenue Measure =.
as a Patriotic Bill
BY .ASSocinfcd PreSs

Washington, May 14.-Debate on the
war-tax bill occupied the House again
to-day with the prospects at the
stage of considering amendments
might be reached before adjournment
and vote assured by Friday or Sat
urday.
Support from both sides of the
chamber continued to show the dispo-
sition OF the House to stand in the
main by the provisions of the bill as
drawn by the ways and means COM
mittee and to defend attacks upon it
on the ground that the government
must have the revenue.
Representative Longworth, of Ohio,
Republican. opened debate to-day in
favor of the measure. He declared
the bill was ideally balanced" and
that ninety-five per cent. of the tax
IL imposes would be paid by aocumu-
lated wealth and people of moderate
means. He and the other Republicans
on the committee had Joined with tile
Democrats and Progressives, he said.
in unanimous support of the bill and
patriotism had been the guiding mo-
tive of the committee.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-05-14
New Building Completed
For Brazing and Welding

The machinery has been installed in
the new building of the Harrisburg
Welding, Brazing and Machine Works,
at "a South Cameron street, and the
shop is now in active operation. The
building is of brick and equipped with
the necessary facilities for brazing,
welding and machine work. This com
pany will specIaiize on automobile
machine work. toolsmithing and die
making. The brazing OF aluminium
crank cases, and the cutting of boil
ers and boring of girders by powerful
torches.
A. 4. Hayward established the busi-
ness three years ago two doors north
of the present location. Mr.. Hayward
having had eight years experience in
brazing and welding. ]. G. Garverick
associated himself with MIR. Hayward
this spring, with the idea of adding
a machine department. This. COM
bined with the brazing feature. neces-
STATED the erection of the new build
ing. Mr.. Garverick is a. practical ma
chinist, for years with the Pennsylva-
MIA Railroad and later master me-
chanic for the Harrisburg Light and
Power Company. The associated ex-
perience of these two men is a COM
bination for mechanical service that
bespeaks success for the new firm.