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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-03
vILLADE CHANTAL
HELPS RED CROSS
sisters of Visitation Render Co.opera-
tioB-Mrs. {. Ii. Castetter
Resigns.

The sisters conducting the villa de
Chantal are cooperating with the Red
Cross headquarters OF this city and
intend to conduct the work for the
great cause The sisters Of that in
stItuuon viii conduct the work with
the students assisting This morning
100 bandages were finished and re-
turned to the headquarters. and we're
greatly appreciated
The social service department of The
Rock Islaad Woman club viii handle
2 class Of students at the Red Cross
headquarters on Tuesday evenings
Not only members of that organization
are invited to work on that evening
nat ali who care 20 give their support
The canteen committee. which has
been offering refreshments to soldiers
VINO pass through this city. have made
arrangement with the Davenport head
quarters to share half of the Expense.
As the trains do not stop Ia Davenport
the Red Cross there is not obliged 10
render any service al all The local
Headquarters appreciates the fact that
the Davenport branch is willing to do
its share Of the work Mrs c, H Cas-
letter chairman Of the committee. re-
signed and has been succeeded by Mrs
3. T. Mitchell
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-03
HAVE COLOR IN CHEEKS
be Better Looking-Iake
Olive Tablets

hyour skin IS yellow--conplexion pallid
tongue appetite poor-you have
had taste in your nlouth-a lazy. no good
4eeilng-you should take Olive Tablets.
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets-a substitute
1ofcalcmel--Weve prepared by DR.. Edwards
after ~ years OF study with his patients
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets are : purely
Vegetable compound mixed with olive Oil.
4od will know them by their olive color.
To have q clear, pink skin, bright eyes.
e pz-ples, . feeling Of buoyaucy like
~aliGEc0d days yoG must get at the cause
;. DE-. Edwards Olive Tablets act on the
l7er and bowels like calo1nei-yst have
20 Dangerous after effects.
They start the bile and overcome consti-
pattcn That's why millions Of boxes are
sold annually at Ice and Csc per box. All
Druggists Take ore or tqo nightly and
a4sEe the pleasing results.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-03
gEGIN CAMPAIGN
Oh LIBERTY LOAN
work starts ActiFely TO-DAY for Sale
eff Bonds to Finance Americas
Part In fae Var.
spECTsI COMHITTEE IS CHOSEN
E69v Selected as Advisory Beard iu
Drive ID Dispose e Rock
Islands Quota.

The local Liberty bond campaign
opened up thia morning. p p Weaver
v-6 g.a hos scout organization de-
eess1 the forenoon 10 The placing or
liberty bond posters Every store,
ler= arl place 81 business 81 carving
sazf and ful sheet posters presenting
re- tr4aiifr for purchasing Liberty
fra5s
chairman N E HeaEv announces
the ar1a.1r1lent oT his advisory com
~tae H5ch js made up as follows
Davis HE. Bender. r. II.
r.esra.al4- Fl H. WEIGH. II 5. Gable.
f. Vernon J. $ White, S ~ Searlss
uscu H. r MHltaae. Charles
Eaa.a. Davis. * a Rozenhalar
5Lsr4zl4. Robert r i ate ana C.
i nesE.
The committee sill hold luncheon
ufeuEe ae .la Roofs Island club 81
1915 neon EgUgE-u9. At EltE time L1s
detailed plans for the campaign "-A
re So. forth the plan provides for
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-03

Bingham Bnghams husband
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-03

d.
~ adnsS1aEf Sept. u.s. lin the presence ne
only few relatives and friends Tire
ceremony was performed bs the pastor
~ ths Methodist Episcopal lh4r.a alt
niEu noon The Misses Phoebe Rogers
ard Lillian Ea6Ier- II earn arl5 ze rre-e
present al the wedding The bride al
4u5fe g-7Il kr5Ts-n among The young -z5-
EL4 as she laz N.-iE 81 mere Hr re' tl ~
the r. II Weir & Co store
Mrs Z r Feed ss-4z q visitor liz nav
export "Wednesday
III Rock Island
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. .,..-r- r5. --~tr. -T- s5- 7eE--
ana c+hrr -aIs,-.te
fsre Ar.r Anderson ard .rfIH-z- ~
scz-1s-- 49, --#=f--rEe~ sa- ezrl~-- sir
ana Mrs 1rt-Tfsr- kTePafT
EF- -a Sir .-g--4- g-=.E-7s---- z-- =-.-
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eFs-ea- oers --z-- r-z sFg--t- Pc
rars-t[ a--@rl5rt7 he --.-z-T- III ~. .-+a
.rT1rrae lSE1fee. who e-az f-and Oh lae
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-03

man and woman To the LfHcoIn home
for the feeble minded Tuesday
Mrs Frank Nelson visited SATURDAY.
with her sister. Mrs. w. .. Brtteon. in
Rock Island
Mrs John Metz and daughter visited
a Ecck Island SATURDAY..
Gale Talbot of Galaa visited relatives
in Cambridge Saturday
Misses FeE and Clara Palmer left
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-03

sandaz for short visit with friends in
Rock island
MIS- Ia charlsrt WAS Davenport
caller Saturday
William LIedke. who has been visit
iEE hrs sister. Mrs James aicCaIlon. left
SATURDAY fer ais home In Czeneseo.
Mrs s. c. Gustafson ana son we're
business callers In coal Valley S5tur-
day
Mrs Royce RingIe and baby visited
Saturday in Ceal valley.
Miss Blanche Fleming visited Satsgr-
dsr IN the trt-c5ti&s
Mrs s a. Crawford visited in the trl-
cities Saturday
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-03

One sheet Of paper now on hle IN
the Jefferson county (kv.) court
caused the exhumation Of the body
Of Mrs. R ". Bingham from her
grave in Wilmington, n. c.. ard
started che proceedings on the part
Of her relatives that have become a
national scandal It is the desire Of
tbs Kenan family to contest this
codicil by which Mrs. Bingham leaves
her husband, Judge R y. Bingham
100000 out Of her estate Of $751;
000000 that has brought about the
remarkable conduct Of these heirs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-02
TRIES TO KILL
SELF; ACCUSED
AS MURDERER

FRIDAY HARBoR. Jan. a.
Relatives OF Clyde d. Armour.
Sioux city. Ia. auto tourist.
believed to have been murdered
by his travelling companion.
are on their way here from
Fresno. Cal, TO interview
Albert W. Bianehet.. charged
with the crime, who tried TO
commit suicide Sunday.
Blanohett. II. denies the charge.
which Was filed nj albuquerque. n.
NJ lie was arrested Saturday. and
asked TO visit hia mother ON Lopez
island. Accompanied by Il deputy
sheriff. he went there Sunday.
Stepping into tent house TO un.
pack gifts. he picked up "A shotgun
and tried 10 kill himself.
Il couldn't tell my mother" he
told the deputy who rushed into the
tent.
The wounds. sustained in the
neck. are not expected TO prove
fatal.
Armour started out across coun
try In nm auto for the Southw~s,
last fall from Sioux city. and WA
known To have taken "A new nc
quaintanoe. believed 10 be Blan
chett. as n companion.
After he had dropped from sight
forged telegraphic requests TO rcla
tiyes for money were said TO hay,
been made The relatives brough
about an Investigation. which re-
suited In the arrest OF Rlhncheti
Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-02
YES! MAGICALIY!
CORNS LIFT OUT
WITH FINGERS

You slHapIy sAy TO tae DRUG STORE
@aan. Give pae qpafSAr OF Do
oOamre OF foeseasosae,' T1oss WIN oo;,t
otry Btis oNOt is splltfseisont TO ~
sason every nsund o. ssoft corn trotuo
one's fess
A fow drops of ibis uew either
oonupiosliad aeS1esa dAFsrNty Grsso q
,eiSlder. aehiuaE corn sQouSsot6 rsarsws
the sorsSassas icseaMtly Uc& eosop
the eur tne corr. pasos anOd nL esr1et
us ARD ean 90 hfpcd osst scSu& uass
fingers
THIS NOW WAY 30 IT'D osss's fsssf
OF coras wrss hsdpnesiSasass by a CSL6s
stnnau nan. who SAYS uSat. NAIls
fne-rc.nS IN sta@aW. II drives 10 q
FS0ssOena. asad sdh6ply sen6gvssls OFF
uss corn wapAou, aAt&agn hpg OF eSa@
hrtsatSnE ata-. anFtssrnhfr3 tsssae Oh
saClaa
Evss't ist father elGe OF srft>asfmr
or koeE0.a,w fruHt whaUufng ~ his
oaFns. Bat clip Ills cut and TH4Se
hGrR, tFE In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-02
An Effective Laxative
for Growing Children
DR.. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin
Highly Recommended as
a Family Remedy

In children the slightest irregu-
larity of the bowels has a tendency
to disturb the entire digestive sys-
TEN. and unless promptly remedied
invites serious illncss. The expe-
rienced mother knows that by train
ing her children to regularity in
this respect, and when occasion
arises administering mild Taxa.
tive. she will have little need. for
the doctors services.
Mrs. Leo Weigand, 1851 Central
ave. \. s., Pittsburg, Pa. whose
two boys. Frank and Joseph, are
shown in the illustration. writes
that she has found DR.. Caldwell
Syrup Pepsin most effective lax.
alive. not only for the children. but
for herself. and that she will al
ways keep II in the house to use
when needed DIR. Caldwell s
syrup Pepsin is combination OF
simple laxative herbs with pepsin
that acts easily and naturally. with.
out gripping or other pain or discom.
fort 1t is pleasant to the taste. SO
that children like 1t, and is equally
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-02
ALLIES HOPE TO
0UTPLAY KAISER
IN U. S. REPLY
BY Ed L. KEEN

United Press staff Correspondent
LONDON. Jan. There
was an Increasing belief today
was In tho reply "a President
Wilson's note the allies have
the opportunity TO put po,adam
at a disadvantage.
The allIes' answer-probabIy
another Identical note OF the
same character as that TO
oermany-~ill also be lssued
from Paris. England and
France, IL was said, have al.
ready agreed or Joint draft.
which 10 now before the other
nations OF tho entente,
On their approval the note viii
be handed to American Amhassa
dor sharp
4 course OF plain speaking and a
clear statement Of the terms on
whlch the allies would constt.r
peac. negotiations Is what IN,
British press hopes the not@ Will
Indicate
England Is convinced that the al
ilet htaINAilpu ntpthaut OF btf
many. and Germany spprehensiyo
ness OF defeat ON the West front
next spring. combined to insplr,
Berlin TO sue for peace.
II IL pointed out aR official list
OF concessions which Teuton dlplo
mats In neutral countries have .ug
gested--thc identical character oil
these suggestions Indicating theii
origin at waived much that
Geruxahy would have deNande6 d
year ago.
In the jetat reply 10 America. the
allies will probably subscribe Il
Rnssia's frank ambition la Dust
Turkey fro&a Europe asx obtain IN,
Dardanell.s gs being collateral With
the Italian aWhitioAs as 20 Tyre
ans istrlA. and the Fresca amos
tons as TO the lost proviees~" OIL
Alsace and IDrniae. There IN r~a
500 70 believe these hopes Of tna
ailps will be ctWstiied under tn,
category OF "rspapxAoa AND guar
AnUes."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-02
.U'REn LEADS m
c0UHTEY SEAT WAR

CULVER. Ore. tnp. About
70 cttlssae az AraAr9s, 0ra. f1lssea
tA0 opsFsh@nta eE JAsteteoa County
H. thGa eHtS y@starssAy an& stripped
an OF the aSfEeoe save that at
aheFag.
hu - Ferent superior eoUtt anier
The oottnfy 9est sax IRA aSYeFfoa
fNada C@Ivee 10 Ma@saa The Cub
geFstes &Fepa$aA An. aRrsa1. bat che
t@o RefidbFs gave the MAGs1Bs CIT,
Ezeae sahde tn make thc mope I've,
6eTe pus former eoOstd art
SHERIFF Black arrived ih time 70
Prevent t6sln FROM reNpum Tag bis
safe Tbs raid wae bed oy ". =.
q Rsn. a Portland Nuui osaxer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-02
NAVAL INSPECTORS
TO SEE BREMERTON

Naval efNesrs comm 'ss'o ned
70 study Pacific eeaat ports
for the strates,e values will ar
rive In Seattle Friasy, aos prob
ably seend month invassi-
uatIoa BremcroN and the sur
rouoSio country.
They will even STUDY pro-
posed trial courses fer battle
ships, and look over the ground
at keyeert. wheee the severn
ment has establishes a torpedo
station.
Officers on the commission are
Rear Admiral James NJ. Helm. Chic
Naval Constructor w. l.. Cappi
civil Engineer III. II. Roussea,
Capt. G.. w. McElroy and Con
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-02

mander c. L. Hussey.
The com Mrs ION has been in San
Francisco for the last few weeks.
Quarters have been provided at
Bremerton aboard the u. s. S. Phil.
adssa pbis. All social invitations
have been declined by the commits
sion thru Admiral Helm
The commission will spend
Thursday in Astoria
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-02
K0lpS N
ARIZONA FIGHT
FOR GOVERNOR

PHOENIX. Ar'I.. Jan. a.
Today Arixsna hAs two gov
ernors, two uxlve sfSlees
and will soon have two stasfa
Of appoirtive ~ sse otsSeesA
This situation will continue sw-
I'll Thursday al Ieast for atsor.
neys for Gov..EIeet Tom cawsfs
halt republican. and Gov.
Geo. p. humt. denmwxrat rosxr'
ed an aQ~eawe~s to-day THAT
tire srpl cation To the supremsc
court for a perenptory writ 10
Dust Hunt Wi, not be made IT.
fore Thursday.
This morning Canrp6sU naaSe q
fresh demauso for ths eofsscmrSve of
slce. This w0 rohnnesa- Nov
C sn,p1~l r. prepasinIs to OPEN hSs
Office IN n capatul corridor or elise
where.
In the nnssaHrfme MI o,asaRssss oil
the srate IL dea dfooIss. Arse9rak's
warrants will not be neco,Rm5 rso
and two sssts Of officials wm sseah
to per toq-ro this soou,. S@f fts.s
szomgs OF the officials apposnEfsa
by RIsuaf are aSrasuplr9s To have
their offices occaplsd dny and
night 10 prevent Caursb,sll's nedo
from getting taree the vas9Rs snrd
records.
Attention In new turning 30 ths
legislature which c@n~enes Mon
day. AR sfterspt will DO puqede "a
adjoura for saH weeks. II uoRs said
teday. and thds viW pretSfrStsete a
new battle. @Gant. q r. sfRssga4s
viii c0naFed tho todxoea ts9usses Taae
senaee IL strongly anti @t@at.
Maicshra FASssEf. of Isl Fiesa. kUas
been appointed P*fSnHe ssesenesyary
by Caursisedl. A seleyy glsqrd WIN
maintained sT@gmss tlse e&gatea Atst
light. but there vaGs no tn@uS9e>
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-02

effective on the strongest constitu-
ton.
DIR. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin can
be obtained at any drug store for
fifty cents. and should have a place
in every home. 1t Will save many
times its cost In lessened doctor
bills and maintain the health of the
entire family. To avoid limitations
and ineffective substitutes be sure
to get DR.. Caldwelrs Syrup Pepsin.
See that n facsimile of DR.. Cald-
wells signature and his portrait APP
pear on the yellow carton in which
the bottle is packed. 4 trial bot
tie. free OF charge, can be obtained
by writing to Or. W. b. Caldwell,
400 Washington St, Monticello. Ill
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-02
CHlLBERG BACKING
CLUBS MERGER PLAN

j. r. Chilberg. president of the
Scandinavian-American bank, for
mer president of the Chamber of
Commerce, now one of it's trustees.
and one of the most active citizens
OF Seattle. will make the motion
Tuesday afternoon. at the trustees
meeting OF the chamber, to accent
the merger plans already voted
upon by the Commercial Club.
Il don't know OF anything to
start the new year better" said
Chilberg, on his return from Spo-
kane Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-02
CHURCH PYx LOOT
taken BY Thieves

DENVER. Jan. Thieves who
broke into the rectory of the I'M
maculate cathedral here ignored
many Christmas presents given the
-four priests who were asleep mp
stairs to take n ieweled pyX and to
rob one Of the priests OF quantity
of cigars given him by practitioners.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-02

CHICAGO. Jan. "A company
has been organized here to cooper
ate I'm o movement to have Amerl-
can-made goods replace In France
and Belgium articles of German
manufacture at the close of the
European war. Representatives
and prominent officials OF France
and Belgium are said to be encour-
aging the movement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-02
BIBLE GLASS MEETS

Informal piee days OF the Bust
ness Mems Bt6Is Claws will upA~t
wed ne1saay. Tbuteisy and Friday
AZ noon 10 room 1882 Henry build
pr. These nasetinns are opm to
men OF all crs4os and consist OF
Bible Lemons, book BY book.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-02
BABY'S DEATH
BY AUTO BRINGS
POLICE PROBE

One death and seven injuries
resulted from auto accidents re
corded at police headquarters
on the tirst day OF 1917. and
steps were taken 10 demand re-
surfaoina Of slippery downtown
pavements. to curb the ever.
growing toll.
Donald orout. 3-month-old son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Everett N.
orout. 4?o6 Alkens ave. died at
Minor hospital. at Gas p. m.
Monday, from injuries received
when he fell TO the pavement
from HIS mothers arms. as the
auto ssldded at Whatoom ave,
near the Hammond mill. Mr..
crout 10 an Inspector In the
city utilities department.
Sergt. Dan Quinn. In charge oI
the police traffic squad. san he In
tended TO consult the paving com
panics. superintendent Case. OF tn,
street department. and other Off
cials. In an effort Ia learn whal
steps are necessary. and what IN,
coat would be. TO roughen The
streets at corners where accident,
are most frequent.
Danger Ever Present
Anybody who drives "a car.
says Quinn. knows that some O
tho streets downtown are 30 dan
gcrously slippery that pedestrian
often fall Ia the path OF autos. anc
the machines themselves cant Id
c2ntgolled.
"Non.Hkld tires or chains won
even stop the skldding. There ar,
spots almost as hliepery az lc,
when they are wet Until they ar,
fixed up, we are going 10 have JUS
80 many auto acciatsmts They vii
increase as tie traffic iacrMs ei
oVat them. believe they cNo b,
resurfaces WITH some COAL sxlAi toa
VIII solve the problem. iotvnd {,
~ tho limit In hnylog soms, q,
done iannatdlI,kely
Tssse loIurod
We~r Injured were JGnst
Stewart Norman hotel. lex cragh~s
o*' " cen auto sao p'0M. At Pier II
While working ON Lloyd Tnns
Ter uruck. lie wW taken 10 PRO Vi
ceuce hoes DaMl
SsameEh gwen TON NOE Sind ave
~ma bruised wbsn struck By a e,u
driven oy W. g. Bonaeh0s, at Pun,
" and MINOR ave.
TWO ehaNdpeo of Samuel Tr~th
syN,V. 1910 l4ajs ewacsi ave, ver.
OrclgtsAa when ats CAR cosltS.-ss will
as' oOuN6eo ugAed asro ~ I2th ave-
and Inerosopn ar
albsrs Syeant,Wp. saps W. s1sh ~.
vdU, ~ rock by ta. a0No oil Fred l..
Brown wheo oe sieppseG onto 10,
paSqenueoi a. EhsBto a7e s.. aox
Js,closn ~
Mrs r 4 Mo soSljnod. 1880 Sew
euob ase. w. SAN kapxArd dovr
aa3 bruised by An onSdenr Ilssd ca,
AZ &Srat aSs aseid tan) et6aaky 81.
W.. l.. RtpOOalUl. sos " gdRhpE
avs. wns sri0Rssa 6aa the CA
aPgwen Ny ~. G.. Raasauan. 5eS tasi
ave- N. slsu@Ss& and Tsr~aN d I'm a
EaftS awe. and Pine 1T.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-02
I'LL MAKE MORE
ON NEXT LEAK"
sAYS1.lAWsoN
CONTINUED
FROM PAGE I

your attention TO a coming leak
vhar'h Vol aho0t prices down to
io&co low levels that the latest low
ItsvrHs WIN s01k lSlte tbs woslworth
tower mrMrns BY oonOparison'
Ana oaH,sly 10 STIR the leak trac.
ens In W ashNngton b. do their
asrmdcst. | want 10 ANY to them
ant V6 LEAK beueilc iaries are
tnUpo inG our rsoAes AZ thcta
An Amazing essp
Tito oiso.o .up Lawsos and his
lreao0N ponds casuocs aoodat thru an
arnsodnr coup and WIZ based upon
40 vaoucss RnsoWAedRs of The German
psare pnoupsoseus and the offer OF
nussdUgtHop msNn by Prssrfsrnt VII
SOP 10 u8s Sss111Her.Sks. Th~y were
Sspesssss n.y. ahesukap fiasMne4al 70
s0str~sss. irtea4dwts - very fcw pow
,tfrl srUatassra tn etmss tosrsh with
G@rssm@ sAptotsRNAs' csrelns and
SeashSnHtoca sunKsss a. Inflammation.
sess who LAwssns axsociases
REALLY ware aB est acSInAtssy known.
TAO sAlspsr naSasB a few. @m@ng
them ''tsarasy" Barsehs tse caring
stock arRut ptsMsaF.
La vteDa 6sssdt6ass To say how
frNslcD b. ranl)0@sa by Al@ cpsAnstsednss
= hScl4 Sars popaElS sP0n the New
Tora ew6hang@ mad largely IN
Steel c0haNauas Box hsrss Is the de-
IN ilss0 sboFy of The L4g@dNoH coap. as
tdea BY snwAe of bis enpssa fFsaHds.
ihose preBaudglbty i'm with ht@ on
the epaFat40na:
Sells steel shoFs
Sronf WssAg1s ago. w6ssa the
oarhes WINS nsoov1RaD4s bpUg1muy
bonn toe eSHe1us of the peace STORY
THAT osas oNt thru President
Sabtn Of The fGnpanty Tio0At conn
pany OF New orS. ana ia. wars
tng ssue3 Dc che federal reserve
bonr0 to 20 aEo~ ON IDves lug ip
brltlpn trptpsmfg bdin. Ia Wslan. a0
this chief of op.0no onos for the pool.
tStol, MGlSnn R9el0e ranssNy L. z.
Steel. Hs acted thru coufiden t'd
aucsnU, Who 10 Turn divided ths
+ ggs tn,uiaDcsioss apapsR naas y
lroker.es booa,ee
asaaJ wss tttea around las,
ssst the big sebilmN cAp,psaUn
aaasSs IL 10 avg ais~fy 20 10
ara than iis. attna. with ali
his sneaosy AKIN. ka~sep VENT
p9vw,rs the market 70 aksevp
his DIG ssles withsvt break ira.
At rs ne stosroA.
Clears W a Pic
Then earns cerwsanys sffat
Of soaee and tine so<tor fell
cut ~ the market ataol Wunt
u los aes LsvvNen baSan 10
cover, fer he hao 10 make to.
mendeus purchases aud make
them quick 10 cover his short
sales before the abrupt refuasi
Of the allies to peace offers
should strengthen the marked
20 the point where his posslbte
profits would be wieed out.
Then Just as the professionals
were recovering confidence came
the news OF President Wilson s
peace note. Wednesday night and
Thursday Lawson was able to
cover all his short sales. His enor-
nous purchases Thursday alone to-
tailed 800, 900 shares of Steel at
about 100 n share and his average
profit was better than 10 points a
share,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-02

Thin metal plates which weigh
shout four pounds TO the square
Yard. arc being used in France In
stead OF plaster and wall paper.
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United States yearly spends
500. 100000 in building public
schools.
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RASPUnN IS
REPORTED SLAIN

LONDON. Jan. For the third
time in two years the death OF the
monk, Gregory Rasputin. was re-
ported today. Special dispatches
from Petrograd asserted today that
the monk. who is supposed TO
WELD such enormous influence over
tho car. was found dead on the
bank of the Neva river. some dis
patches limiting at murder.
Rasputin Is Of peasant stock, and
n Serbian. In the summer of 1914
he was reported TO have been
MORALLY wounded at Pokrovsky by
n woman who accused him of bias
phemy. lie recovered. A year
later Berlin reported his assassina-
ton. Petrograd denied IL.
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A M u S ( N e Vt s
Meade County news., 1917-11-15

wise this conclusion. The weather held
Now that the liquor was out of them
they proved themselves a fairly efl.
cient crew, obeying the orders of the
mates smartly. Apparently the crisis
had been passed, and the only problem
remaining to confront us was that OF
navigation. With my mind at rest on
this point, 1 passed the hours of the
afternoon largely in my own stateroom,
sleeping for an hour or more in prep.
aration for the nights watch on deck,
and later carefully figuring out In de-
tail the exact course should attempt
to follow during the period of dark
ness.
Before the call to supper came, l
called on Bascom to explain to him the
situation, but found the man stupefed
by some drug, taken perhaps to allevi-
ate pain, and scarcely capable Of COM
pretending my meaning. Satisfied that
could gain no assistance from him, /
left the man lying helplessly in his
bunk, and returned to the main cabin.
Vera did not appear until after Lea
yord and were seated at table, yet
she had been on deck during the after
noon, and had much to say relative to
the beauty of the ocean scene through
which we sailed.
1t was pleasant hour we passed at
the table, Leayord relieving Olson, but
the girl and lingering in rather idle
conversation before we went on deck.
In spite of the pleasant day, and that
the sun was still visible in the west
ern sky, the air on deck was chill, and
l returned below for heavier coat,
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aft If he would promise to keep away
from the crew. He refused to accept
parole, so locked him up again. Dc
you suggest any other course%
mo, sir, l DON'T" he said slowly
after a pause for thought. "This Miss
Darlington now, by any chance is she
the same lady these two men got to
shooting aboutT"
mo, she was not involved in the
quarrel. McCann had never met her
personally until we escaped from the
wreck of the yacht together"
"She was passenger, also"
"She was the owners daughter"
"Then she's rich, too?"
"Her father is one Of New York's
multimillionaires. What difference
does that make, Mr.. LeayordT
Nothing, much, likely" he an