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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-03-15
Bon Der &lbfeite.

Den @bsleutsn Better Shftsr pon
Bird StraBe 1T cine Iodtsr seborsn
morben.
Dsm Gbspaar Charles Sasn pon
Sammono. Sno., frfhsr uon bier. 1T
elm Sobn geboren Dorosn.
Die sp. lutb. gfarrmobnuna ipurbs
Ieste Wode burh unierrioiihe 8erihiss
bunsen beiddbist unb mon befhrdtet
nod weiteren Sbaben.
Nuf bic Nnflass. Der 2aursl Qinie
8upier seitoblsn su baben. tpuroe ssft.
ern albert Bromn uon Stone Nuenue
In @rmanseInns BON $500 Biirslbait
osm @sfanSniB iiberianbt.
Das @eiu6 ieinsr Sinber. bas bas
@erid,t einen 8ormunb fiir ben betag.
ten Nusuit Disiins srnsnne. muros am
Oienitas burf 0tidter S'yieill abse.
pieien. ohne oas Dieting einsm YsrbSr
unterworfen wuroe.
EDer @irtb Soispb Roiar BON glbsr
StraBs, nelfer anaeblih ben Soiepb
Stprr pon Bird Strabe aneriif uno
psrlsste, mn6te ON Donnsritas auf
cine oissbsaiislihe Nnflase $500 Bhrs.
ihaft gum BrossB itsllsn.
5rau @sorss 0arnis pon @ssar
gpsnue befla9fe iih Oonneitaa Natt
bel Der Yoli,ti. baB ibr bslm 3rsu,sn
Der @eoar auenue Bride oie B6rie
entrifen lpuroe, pelte S. uno msbrers
Gbeaterbillete entbielt.
Srau Sobn 9anitein, 81 Sabre oft,
lit am Wiontag in Der WObnung ibrer
@ntslin. 5rau 3. S. 8loB pon Bros.
pect Guenne, 9eltorben. Sie mirb pon
uier S6huen uno elmer Todtsr iibsr.
lebt. Die 8eiiesuns fanb ssitsrn i'm
Duumore Srieobof itait.
Srau BatrOnu ambrsb pon 8ssie
StraBe, beren @atte Dor mebreren
SSohen burb einsn eleftriid bslaoenen
Drabt 9et6otet nuroe. bat am Wtontag
cine 8lase fir $50. 900 @ntlhdoisun9
seseu bic scranton electric @ompanie
eintrasen lafeu.
Srau Wfaria Bobu Don gloer Sira.
Be. melhe mebrere Gage 3upor 9eitor'
ben LIT, wuroe am Wtonfag Yormittas
unter 3ablreiher Betbeilung pon Seio'
tragenoen CUR lssten Rube beitattet.
9tad einem 2raueroienit In Der ct.
Wtarien Stride, ben Pfarrsr Peter s.
@briit leitete, erfolste bic 8eiissuns in
Ssm @smsinosfrisobof gu Sio. B.
@oam Sioulet pon oisier Seite, Der
Dor etlihen Wtouaten bel Pittston aper
nue unb S'6ara StraBe pon einem
Gbbans itiirite uno iid aussblid bas
Rhdsrat uno innerlid perlsste. bat
am Disnitas sssen bic Stabt nub Die
UteaboD Sroof &ano @Ompanie cine
8lase fur 100000 Gnti6aolsuns Gin.
trasen lahsn.
Nm Sonntas Gbenb, ben 18. Widr,.
bot Der slrbeiter Verein cine isiner be,
Iisbten Nbeno llnterbaltunsen uno iino
ole Wiitslieoer freunblibit eingelaben.
Dur Wtitslieoer baben .3utritt. Chen,
10 iinb Yorbsreitungen i'm @ange Bu
Dem am Wtonta9. ben 16. april, itatf.
fiuosnosn 32. StiftunSsfslts oss ss.
nannten Ssreins.
slm Sonntas Hahmittas. ben 1S.
Didrs. nm 3 lbr, finbet In Der arbsi.
ter Sulle elm YOrtraS oes 9srrn SObn
80ttsen, Elm Sertretsr Der oeutlhen
Spradsrupps Der io,laIiitiihsn Yartsi
pon Jiem gori, iiber bas 1hsma ariss
uuo 2bsueruns itait. uno iino iammt.
Iihe Oeutlhe Der Staot Scranton oa'
au frennolidit einSelaosn. Der @ins
tritt 1T frei. -
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-03-15
3utunftS= =&rteg.
euitfutten suerbeu cine mi@tiee RnIIe
ipielen.
mas eta ssu.iAsr Sad,masn sarabsr - Ss,
esH bat.

lleber ben 2ufttampf I'm 3utunftss
fries perDffentli4t 9enerulleutnant
Q. .. b. Hei9enau einen Qufiab in
Der n9eutiden 9tspue" (0eutf4e Der
lagsanitalt. Stuttearf. DAP fun
oise Sa9mGnner ben 2ufttries, pie
er beute eefiibrt piro. nur als elm
Derbdltnismdbis unbebeutenbes 9or<
fptel fir ote tiinftise @nttpidIung anz
feben. seieen beionoers beutlid Die
folsenoen Sdbe, Die mir bsm QuffaB
entnebmen: rDie 9lrbeit Der fomz
member Sriebensiabre ptrb an Sanb
reider &riesserfabrunsen ben fliesenz
gen Seeren bas ftolse Redt perleiben,
ben 3utunftstriegsn ibren Stempel
aufsubriiden unb nit perni6teneem
llneeftiim iiber Seere uno 2dnoer baz
binaubraufen. SO pGre Elm perbGngz
ntspolIer Srrtum, gu slauben, baB
man biefes &fmittel Der @erf9Grz
flung ipesen. oiees in Die &rieefiibruns
bineintrGst. fallen laHen t0nnte. Sm
9egenteil tptrb man es serabe biefer
@igenfdaften tpesen in feinen 2eiftun=
gen gu fteisern fu9en. 9arin briidt
iid bas @eies Der losiihen apnfez
quena uno bes 3panses aus, itets gu
ben bentbar lpirtunssppIIiten Daffen
gu sreifen. 9leidSeitis nit Der 3uz
nabme Der Siderbeit. Der 9aItuns.
Der Srag< uno aampftraft unb bes
@ttionsrabius Der 2uftfabraeuse barf
man annebmen, baB tbre 3abl ii4 um
ntele Saufenbe erb6bt. 60 tperben
init Der S9uffune bon 2uftflotten
Seere iiber ben 8obenarmeen entiteben,
bte Elm ernitss Wort in Der @eitultung
tiiufti9er Sriese mitaufpreden buben.
Die 2uftflotten padfen an &raft unb
9r0be oem 9lusenblid entssgen. In
benz iie In einem nGdten &risse slei9<
Seitig nit bem 8efebI aur Mobilmaz
dung In bes Seinoes 9ebiet einaubre>
den beginner. @rbitterte 3dmpfe
tperben an Der 9ren5e sipifhen ben
beioerfeitisen 2uftflotten entbrennen,
unb lleberfdlIe auf inbuitriele 3entren,
auf @ertebrseinridtunsen Masa5ine
unO Seitunsen perben folsen unb idz
ben S6reden unter bic bapon betrofs
fenen Nrbeiter unb Mnpobner tragen.
Srob 70 manden bereits ausgefiibrten
2uftangriffes pirb man iid oo9 taum
cine sutreffenbs @OritelIuns BON bem
@efamteinorud Der llnternebmungen
GROCER 2uftflutten iiber eanae 2dns
berftreden 5u MAIDEN permDsen. Sag
unb Ra9t peroen Die ansriffstpellen
nidt ruben. big bic 9efe6tsSipede err
reibt unb Die ansriffsobiette serit0rt,
perbrannt ober seritreut iinb. Solhes
9ef6id tann MIR bur6 bic iiberles
gene Stdrte Der 4bpebrmittel perbiitet
peroen. @om &riessbeeinn an his
gum &riegsenbe iperben Die 2uftflots
ten bic Sperationen Der StreittrGfte
gu 2ano uno Wafer besleiten, nm
ibnen oft Die Hidtuns gu seben unb
Salt gu sebieten. 60 ausiidtslos es
TT. bic @inaelbeiten Der 3utunftstriege
pabrbeitssetreu gu fdiloern, 10 ii4er
barf man bod anbererfeits annebmen.
baB bic 2ufttdmpfe fommen iperben
NIT au ibren ueberrafdunsen uno
allen ibrem Wefen inneipobnenben
9rauen.~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-03-15

= golijift so. Dapis lit ssfteru
temporar pom Disnft 1uspenbirt nor.
ben, neil sr perfshlte. Die porgeIhrie.
bene Runos 3u MAIDEN.
= Srdulsin Yiola. y. Dheelsr uuo
Safob y. Wolff, beibe pon bier, lino
ON Oienita9 Nbtnb ourt Paitor Paul
Summer 3u sinem eliidli1sn @bepaar,
einseisgnet worosn.
- Wtit Der Besriinoune, oaB lis su
perihiebenen Wtulen srauiam bsbanbslt
wuroe, itrenste Srau Yiolette Wtissmer
sessn ibrsn @atteu s. 8. am Donnsr.
itas cine alass fur @beiAsicuns on.
= Das @larf @issntbum on Der
&de pon Ssfierion Npenue unb Spruce
Strabe iit ON Wfontas gum Preis pon
s45. 900 ourh William .. Sopce fduf
lih ermorben morben. Us. 8. Vau.
aban. Der befannts @runbsissntbums
Wtafler. erlsbiste ben Ysrfauf.
= Der 81 Sabre alte @sorse S.
Sbiebel, Sobu bsS Safob Shisbsl,
Der fur lanss Sabre entlans BEN Gin.
burit Bouleparb elm Sotet betrieb, 1T
am 5rsitaS IN @noicott. u. o.. ost
3angenent3iinouu9 eriegeu Sc iiber,
teben i'm bie sBittue une Iiusi 3iuee.
- adtb. Gouarb wt.rrifielb. Der in
uerfloHener SSode sefdhrlit franf bar.
nisoerla9. bat ON 5reitas an orei Wiit.
9lieoer DER scranton Sbel fldte tus
@tie1ihalt. alS TrulteeS bieier, burh
cine 8auiurfunbs feline Rehte fir ben
Shus Der Sberfl fiddle isiner idmmtli
den sdncsrsisn iibsrtrassn.
WulIte isine Jrau mad bsm Soipi.
tul bringsn. .Seitbem mir In amerlfa
fino.~ fhreibt Ssrr Sobn Sarne BON
Blue Sslanb, Su., rbaben mir Jorni's
Alpenfrdntsr 9ebrauht. uno psber i'd .
nod meine 5rau, f6nnten obne basielbs
fsrtis werben. Die @eiunobeit msiusr
s5rau mar p6lliS 3erriittet; fie batts
ibren appetit psrloren. uuo if mollfe
iie gerabe nah Dem Soipital bringen.
als mein Bruoer Id Chicago uns bas
nunoerbare alpenfrdutsrmit.sl empfabl.
gta@ @sbraud elmer sin.issn Slai1s
alpsnfrduter bate neine 5rau, ~ met
mem sroBtu @rftuunen, @siunobtit unb
appetit pisosrsrlan8t unb iia uollltdn.
big erbolt.A
Der appetit 1T elm 3ismli6 sutss
Barometer fiir ben Stano Der @eiuno.
bstt. Wenn mon einen euten Hppttii
bot. 1T mau In Der Ressl au1 ssiunb.
5ornl's alpsnfrdutsr sisbt suten apps.
TIT. neil - esiuuc matt. uno es matt
8eiuno. neil es Der Jtatur beiftebt. bic
eiftisen unb urbrnnhten Stofie aus
bsm Spitem aus5uideibsn. unsl,ib
anoeren Wteoijiusn 1T Sorni'S Nlpen.
irdute. nldt in apotbeien 3u baben !;
esmirb brett pom 4aboratorium gelie
fsrt. Wfan fdrsibe ON: Or. Setter
5abrnsg & Cons Co.. 1875 90.
9Opne Aus., @bca9o, gu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-03-15
CaS Xbal abmdrfS.

= Der Ia Sabre alte @eorse Sa5f
uon Slo 5or9e fiel am Wtontas abeno
nabe Der Setmpn Seds unter sinsn lau.
fsnosn 3us; i'm Gaplor 0oipital fanb
man IS n0thig, ieiu liufes Bsin unter.
balb Dem 8nie 3u amputiren. Sein
Suitano 1T Elm sfnitissr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-03-15
Der g 9neIIf6reiber.

~Na, S4orifG, 9ebit b iebt mite"
~Sreilt9, i'd fdreib' bios nod ole
&arte."
rSa mob' muir fir"
r9epib g. i9 Itenpsrapbier' ia."
$50 ma od tommit bu eben nit
benz nd9iten 3ug -"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-03-15

1ar Uian usrseiie nidt. baB isst Die
Sffice hes SCRANTON Wotenblatt" fih
4tO Spruce Straee. pisrter Stod. be.
finost uuo oaB Die Eelephon 9iummsr
BEL 5145 lit. Man ihaus na1 osm
9roBen Stilo oben am @ebduoe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-03-15

.8tffen lit Ma6t!-
Die T6ief geoadt!
Wifen lit penig,
RDnnen lit S0nie!
9eter Rofesser.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-08
COME AND HIT THE
KAISER, Is SLOGAN
RED CROSS SOCIAL

Kaiser Bits goat has at last been
secured and is now peacefully grazing
on the barren lands outside the Angus
tana gymnasium.
At the big Red Cross social to be
given Friday evening at the gynnas-
ium by the Woman's club Of Angus
tana, the poor niger baby will be
relieved and Willie Hohenzollern will
take his place for the evening at the
job Of rejecting the balls that are
thrown at him. Come and hit the
kaiser!
The above sport is but one of many
that will occupy the time at this patri-
otto social Side shows and booths
win be found On every hand and the
pretty girls in the refreshment quar-
ters are promising coffee, cake and
sandwiches at Is cents.
AT 10 o'clock, when it is assumed
everybody will have had their fill both
of refreshments and sideshows. q
'froiic" will be put on. The exact ma
ture of the entertainment is not dis
closed but it is understood that tie
funny papers and the animated car
toons would GO out of business if they
had to compete with it. At any rate
the girls are out TO have some time
and expect the general public to join
them. All proceeds go to the Red
I Cross.
| Preliminary contests for the big
Phreno- Adelphic contest, which will
take place immediately after Christ
mas vacation viii be held in the Adel-
phic and Phremokosmian societies Of
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-08
PAVING WORK TO
CLOSE FOR 1917
Last oil Improvements Was Expected
10 Be Completed To-day With Tie
up ef Ninth.
SHORT OF LABOR AND MATERIAL
Scarcity Forces Holding Up All Rro-
ieets Until Next Spring To Grade
Thirteenth.

Improvement work for the city OF
Rock Island was expected to be wound
IN today, according to q statement by
Commissioner n. e. Juhi. The conf
missioner claims that the necessity OF
the early windup of the Improvement
work is not the result of unfavorable
weather conditions but is caused by
the difficulty OF securing laborand ma
teriaIs.
The last brick to be laid on Ninth
street this year was to have been laid
today, which completed the work to
Twenty avenue. Work OF paw
| ing the street has been in progress all
summer but because Of the scarcity
Of both labor and materials the pro-
gress has been rather slow. With the
arrival OF more material yesterday on
1.-THE JOB the last half block Of the paw
ing between Twenty-si8tf and Twen-
/ ty-seventh was to have been completed
i today. There the construction COM
pany having the contract for the job
Will be forced to let the work lay over
until next spring at least. The street
will be open 10 regular use.
Grading To BE Done.
While the actual Improvement work
of the city was supposed to stop today
and no new contracts for work to be
done before next year are to be let by
the commission, it is the intention o.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-08

Augustana during the latter part Of
November and the first part Of Be
cembeP- This announcement was
made yesterday afternoon by the steer
ing committees of the two societies.
The events and the probable order Of
their coming are boys declamatorE,
girls dramatic reading, essay and
oratorical. the piano contest to be held
privately at any convenient time,
Already a large number Of contest
ants have signed up In the two So
cieties. The Ade1phic has far the
larger number of contestants but the
Phreno mas some excellent material
and a lively contest is anticipated.
Officers Of the Adelphic for the
month of November, elected yesterday
afternoon are:
President-PauIus Lange.
Vice Presideut--Miss Elsie Collins.
seeretary-Mfssa f1nvodia Hypes.
Censors-H Harry Taylor, James Fitz-
patrick and Miss Elsie Larson.
/ Two more scenes Of the Merchant
| of Venice were presented at the meet
! ing, the characters being as follows:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-08
HOSTESS HOUSES
FOR CAMP DODGE
URGED BY CHIEF
General f.. II. PIummer. Command
ant, Recommends Erection 81
Moro buildings.
HOME Atmosphere BENEFICIAL
Declares That Establishment of such
Places viii Improve Standard
0f Soldiers.
Especial to The Argus)

Camp Dodge, Iowa, Nov. S.-Ihat /
the establishment OF hostess houses /
al Camp Dodge will improve the
standards OF soldiers stationed there
was asserted by Major General e. Il.
plummer. camp com1aandant, who was
one Of the speakers at the session OF
The Y. w. g. A, war work council at
the Plymouth Congregational church
IN Des Modnes.
The home atmosphere Of such
houses. the general said will make
better men OF the boys at the canton
ment. He urged that more than one
afcb building be erected at the Gang.
Or Edward Steiner, Grinnen, Iowa,
in his talR on Changed CONDITIONS
Due to the War" emphasized the tacl
that the Y. W G. A. can do much 10
supervise the welfare OF young ~o-
men In industry. He said the assocla-
tlou also can instil loyalty and pa
triotism into the hearts OF foreign
born women. who cannot understand
conditions in the United States.
The Y. W. G. A. win work with sig
proups OF women during the war, said
Miss Anna " Rice, New York The
gronps reached by the association will
be the young girls near cantonmeut
eenters. woman at environments and
camps; colored women; girls in in
dustry: immigrant women, and Wo-
men in foreign countries.
They've got song to sing when
they 20 over the top those soldiers
ut Camp Dodge
And they claim TO be not only tbs
only brigade In the Eighty-eighth d.
vision Of the national army, but the
only one in the whole country with
the distinction of having q brigade
song written by one Of their own men
This man is First Lieutenant G G
Whitcomb, aide-de-camp TO Brigadiel
General w d, Beach, commanding tht
brigade, Lieutenant Whiteomb adapt
I'd the words to the tune Of There's
Long, Long Trail
The reeimehtal bands Of the Three
Hundred Fifty-hrst and Three Hun
bred Fifty-second infantry regiments
comprising the brigade have been in
structed to learn the music and play IL
Attention TO Marching.
Special attention also has been pait
to marching. Tracts have been lail
Dff and the men taught to march eX
actly 100 thirty-inch steps to the min
ute By marching off certain trac
the men are started at one side ant
their steps timed so that the prope
distance may be traversed'in a speci
fed length OF time.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-08
lsnecIal to NC Argug.l

Camp Dodge, Iowa. Nov s.--Ofiieers
and men ut Camp Dodge. a. many OF
them as can be spared. will be granted
Burroughs al Christmas time.
This is the attitude Of the staff OFF
GERS Of the Eighty eighth division oil
the national army at Camp Dodge.
II Will not be possible 20 grant fur
loughs 10 as many men az apply for
them. but ii Is reported That conditions
being favorable the men who have re-
ported for service with the division
will be allowed to spend brief period
at their homes during Yuietide.
Orders were issued from headquar-
ters of the Three Hundred Forty-ninth
infantry yesterday afternoon for the
transfer Of As Illinois national army
soldiers to the base hospital at Camp
Bowie for duty as ambulance drivers,
hospital attendants. etc. Camp Bowie
is the Oklahoma national guard can
Torment, Fort Worth, Texas.
Preparations for transferring the
men we're ordered to be expedited so
that the men can leave camp Dodge
any time Tuesday.
Soldiers in. the national army at
Camp Dodge are aiding the United
States fuel administration in its at
tempt 10 plug all fuel leaks. Briga-
der General T. W. Littell of the guar.
/ terrnaster corps, national army, has
( assured Fuel Administrator Garfield
that the odds and ends Of lumber lef
from building cantonments, together
with all other possible tirewood, Is be
ing piled together and saved for cami
fuel this winter.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-08

Commissioner Juhl to get some grad
ing done before winter. preparatory
to the opening Of work next spring.
to the announcement OF
Commissioner Juhl the construction
company which has been doing the
Ninth street work also has the con-
tract for the Thirteenth avenue Job be-
tween Twenty fifth and Thirtieth
streets and it is expected that the
grading work on Thirteenth avenue
Will be started Immediately as it Is
hoped to have It finished before win
ter weather interferes.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-08
MANY CAMP DODGE SELEcTIvE SOLDIERS
TO BE GIVEN BURROUGHS IN HOLIDAYS

The war department has directed
that all wood found near the canton
nnent which il in the least suitable
for fuel be- preserved FOR camp use
this winter,
While the coal saving represented
Will not be great, yet it will swell the
total which the fuel administrator
hopes to realize from the many small
fuel savings which it is urging
throughout the country as a means Of
replenishing the national coal bod at
this time when additional coal IN such
huge quantities is needed for war work
I In factories and fer the military aetiy-
tiles Of the railroads.
A sweeping order from the war de-
! partment which will practically elimi-
nate the cavalry branch Of the service
from the national army has ben is
sued,
/ This was learned at headquarters
Of the Eighty~eighth division OF the
national army at Camp Dodge, fol
/ lowing the receipt Of q message call
ing for the recommisioning OF al
officers in the cavalry reserve corps tt
either the infantry or military branch
of the service.
/ The order will affect about one hun
bred and thirty officers at Camp Dodge
who received commissions in the cav
airy franch at Fort Smelling. Amonf
the Des Moines men affected are
Major Fl. II. Polk, acting intelligen
| officer and acting chief Of staff; Cap
tain John Fl. Qugley, commanding tn
headquarters troop and captain Z
J Olmsted. Liuetenant Hoyt and Lieu
Tenant Frank Mulkern.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-08

Professor J, G. Mauritzen spoke at
Swedish meeting OF the Phrenokos-
milan on the Reformation. The talk
was exceptionally good and the at
tendance considerably larger than
usual.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-08

All the news all the tine-The Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-08
Don't Suffer
From Piles
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-08
MRS. BOWDEN'S RECIPE.

Springfield. ILL.,. Nov. s. Mrs. Frank
@. Lowden, wife of the governor, has
been awarded second prize for recipe
for rye war bread in a contest Just
completed under the auspices Of the
Springfield improvement league. Her
formula follows:
One quarter cup molasses' one Ia
blespoon salt. one quart milk, one
quart mace, one cake yeast, four
quarts rye -four: one and one-thira
quarts white flour.
Judges said the bread was delicious.
They did not know they were Judging
the creation Of the FIRST LADY OF the
state when their verdiets were given
because the identity of the contestants
was concealed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-08

Mems fine dull leather shoes,
English and bread toe lasts,
lace Blucher and button, low
and medium heels. in all sizes.
now at 60 Or
1895 and ...9 OsoJ
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-08

Misses and ehildren's red
felt slippers, in all 20
sizes, at 48c and ... SOS
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-08
COLDS CAUSE HEADACHE AND
GRIPPE.

LAXATIVE BToMo aUIsINE. re-
moves the cause. There is only one
"Bromo Quinine. T. W. GROVES
signature in on box. Soc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-06

ton about Italy. But the public prose-
cutor replied that valente should first
have obtained permission to give such
information, and that certainly the
Italian government never would have
given its consent to the divulgation in
Austria of such facts as that $4,000
men had been sent from Italy to Salo-
Mkt. that French artillery had reached
the Carso and that the king was sick.
Moreover, his excuse did not in any
way justify him for having accepted,
as it was said at the trial, 10000 lire
($30.00O) from Austria In recompense
for his services. In other words, Va
lente. an Italian spy, had furnished in
formation and taken money from both
sides.
The prosecutor then produced a letter
taken from the Austrian espionage bu-
reau in Zurich. wherein the head of the
Austrian espionage in Italy declared
every confidence in Valente and placed
in his hands control of all the espi
onage In Italy. AS Valente her adj
mitted to the Italian governntn hav-
ing received such letter. this was
considered damning evidence of his
complicity