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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-07
WANT RAILROADS TO PAY
JUST SHARE or Taxes
Wide Discrepancies In
Valuations.
COMMUNITIES ARE INTERESTED
Station at Manassas Assessed Mt
$i25, While Adjoining Property,
No More Valuable, Is Assessed for
Taxation at $4,000.

That the widest discrepancies exist
between the assessment OF railway
properties and real estate similarly sit
uated but owned by individuals, are the
facts supported by uffidavits In the
hands of Attorney-Genoral Pollard. The
Attorney General has called upon the
Commonwealth attorneys and other
people throughout the State to submit
any facts that show that unjust and
unequal taxation exists.
Commonwealth's Attorney Bibb OF
Louisa. Is In Richmond, and is maxi
Ing II determined stand TO have the
railroads In Louisa pay the taxes they
failed to pay as required by law; that IL.
tho district taxes
Mr.. Bibb says that he has been unable
TO md where the Chesapeake and Ohio
has paid any district taxes in years,
and that he has been advised by the
Attorney General that. according to
law. the counties and tho districts can
go back and collect the taxes for the
omissions In tax payment.
MANY COMMUNITIES
ARE INTERESTED IN VALUES
When questioned yesterday. MIR. Pol
lard said that he had afiidavits from
Charlottesville. Danville and Manassas.
all OF which made known the valua-
lions that had been placed against the
property OF tho railroads. 1t is claimed
that the station property at Manassas
Is assessed a Sl25. while tho property
OF adjacent owners. not judged more
valuable than that OF the railroad, is
assessed at $4,000. So far as can be
learned, no reason is given for the diff
ference In the valuation OF private and
corporate property. while IT is known
that the the o.ie is assessed by local
officers and the other by the State Cor
poration Commission.
determined effort Is being made
by the city OF Charlottesville to have
the State Corporation Commission in
crease TIC property valuation of corpo-
rations In that city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-07
BECKETT PARDONs CONvICTs
Hany PriaoRers Given Long Term.
Whiie Children. Become state
Charges.
] [spscial to The Times.pisnatch

stspscial TO The Times Dispatchl
ERALElGH' y. c. September e.
Governor Beckett to-day turned out NJ
he penitentiary twenty-one convicts
Who have had long terms of service
anq nave become in many instances
dbabled and charge on tho State
@1iile they have relatives who will
gladly take care Of them The Cover.
ser had thorough canvass made n,
she State convicts by Superintendent
Spllie, and tho twenty-one pardons are
HE result.
Gone Of the convic,s pardoned Is
Eslwell Overton. Of Pasquo,ank County.
ssntenced when he was only eleven
years old 10 twenty years Another
sq Melissa Clegg. of Cumberland Coun-
II, who was sentenced to twenty years
when she was sixteen for second de-
gree murder. Joseph Williams, Mar,
I'm County. sentenced at twelve years
pH 10 twenty-five years: George John
son Nash. sentenced at iitteeD years 10
thirty years for burglary; VIII Ger
Man Greene County. sentenced AZ
tYeivs years OF age TO fifteen years for
criminal assault: John Perry. Nav
Hanover. sentenced at thirteen years
81 sgs for life for burglary, and
SSryed twenty.seven years. were othere
bsrdonsd. Others were sentenced quits
teDng.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-07
MEN OF DRAFT ARMY
GATHER AT CAMP LEE
CONTINUED from First Page.)

AEoHt kaSo.}
in Columbia they are placed IN grOups
and dispatched to Camp Jackson on
shuttle trains. officers attached to the
mastering staff travel on all the trains
and arrange tho various detachmcnts
so that the mustering-in service at
the camp IL completed with a minimum
of difficulty.
Few incidents have occurred to mar
tho mobilization. One South Caro-
lima county did not send all It's quota,
due to misconception OF rules
Three men called In another county
failed to appear.
Approximately 5oi men from South
Carolina. ESQ from North Carolina and
fifty-five from Florida had reported
at Camp Jackson early this afternoon.
After being inoculated against typhoid.
they were put through q rigid exam
nation. None has been turned down
thus far.
Brigadier-General r. II. Bar,h. COM
manding officer at Camp Jackson.
stated to-day that the newly arrived
men would not be required to do any
drilling for three or four days. as they
are apt to BIO indisposed for TINT
length OF time OH account of the anti
typhoid treatment
Full uniforms have not yet been re-
ceivcd for the selected men. Should
they not arrive In tiine. tho men will
drill in civilian clothes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-07
FIRST DRAFTED MEN BEGAN
TRAINING WORK PROMPT Y
IBy Associated pres.,

tBy Associated Press.J
ATLANTA. September 6.-The first
men of the National Army who came
TO Camp Gordon yesterday and con-
ttnued to arrive to-day, were imme-
diately started in training work. Be-
fore some OF yesterdays arrivals had
obtained a full Wow Of the vast can
Torment. they were at work handling
supplies and attending to other dutios
AS soon as the men report they arc
assigned to commands and quarters
No uniforms or other personal equip
ment will be issued for a few days. il
is stated. but the reason for this has
not been announced by the officers
The men Will get their frst training
in civilian clothes. Final physical ex-
aminations had not been started at
Camp Gordon to-day. but each recruit
Will undergo rigid tests by army sur
geons.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-07
Monthly Bonus
for Fighting Men
La Toilette viii Offer Amcnd-
mcnt 10 Income Tax Con-
test in Senate.
IRv Associated Press. l

WASHINGTON. September 6.--The
war tax bill dragged slowly in the
Senate to-day toward the Hnal vote
set for next Monday. Preparatory to
disposition tomorrow of the income
tax section. minor amendments To
facilitate their collection were added
and the rest OF the day was spent in
speech making, largely on subjects
foreign to the bill.
| In perfectinG the surtax rates of
! the income section, the Finance Com
mittee presented new estimates of in
come tax revenues. AS now drawn.
with addition OF the so-called Gerry
and Lcnroot amendments II is esti-
mated that sS42.0 900 additional will
be secured from incomeS-S4S2.2o0.o 600
from individuals and $3.50, 900. 900 from
corporations. or the former. SSs3.O7O,-
600 is expected from surfaces on large
incomes and SS?,000,00O from the new
normal rates.
The first vote tomorrow will be on
an amendment by Senator La Toilette
to increase the levy on individual in
comes To s643,65l 900. largely by
spreading out surtax rates II that is
rejected. Senator Hollis will advance
ms amendment to raise the levy to
S557 100000.
y new complication was added TO
fhe income tax contest late to-day by
Senator La Follette's announcement
that he intended to offer an amend
mcnt 10 increase all surtax rates 10
per cent 10 provide a fund for the
payment of monthly bonus of $50.
beginning November i and continuing
during the war to every American en-
hS'ed and drafted man ana officer
serving in Europe
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-07
NO ALTERSATEs USED
TO FORM SAyANNAH,s oTror A

SAVANNAH. GA. September 6-The
hrHt OF the men selected from the draft
list for tho new American army TO
leave Savannah got away this morn
ing for Camp Gordon, Atlanta. There
were six OF them. all coming from
Chatham County. outside the city Of
savannah. Every man appeared
promptly. and the alternate. chosen
TO take the places Of those who did
not respond returned TO their homes
The six men left under the guidance OF
Robert l.. Kersh. who was put In
charge by tho examining board.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-07
DUTCH COMMISSION
PASsES THROUGH RICHMOND

= Herr Won i:alde. accompanied b. Herr
Won N"llenhoven and Herr Won der Hoo
IenNo"rce. composing the Dutch mis-
son 10 this country. passed through
Richmond yesterday at noon. en- route
% Washington, where the commission
eTs are 10 confer with Federal authori-
ties concerning the shipping OF food
supplies to Holland.
The commission was met at Rich
Wcnd by w. Gay Smith, deputy United
states collector OF customs for TIE Nir-
g1nia district. immediately after the
arrival OF the commission in this city,
4 Went to Washington by The Rich
Rcnd. Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad. Two secretaries, Herr ven
der Weller and Herr Heldrine, accom-
panied the Dutch mission.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-07
MORE REMOUNT STATIONS
To BE Established ut Each Divisional
Camp and Cantonmcnt in
United states.
IRx Assonis,et Pres. I


3 WASHINGTON. September 6.-Estab-
fshment Of remount stations at each
divisional camp and cantonment in the
Grited states VAS ordered to-day, so
thai the army may be furnished horses
Without unnecessarily disturbing the
supply in any particular section
Formerly horses were secured from
STATIONS at.tiEed points. often necessi-
4tjng transportation over long dis
tsnces
1uartermaster-capta! will be in
charse OF each station. and under him
VIII be ten officers and an enlisted per-
s9hnel of :eS men. At ports of en-
baFka'ion animal depots OF similar
strength will be established. and in
France remount depots will he built
as required, at tho rate OF one To each
two combatant divisions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-07
DROP BOMBS ON HOSPITAL
German AViators Attack Huts Contain.
Ing Severely Wounded Mcn,
billing Nineteen.
IBY Aasnciafad pr.a.

by Associated Press1
GRAND HEADQUARTERS on THE
FRENCH ARMY IN FRANCE. sept.m.
per 6.-The Vandelaincourt HospItaI
in the region of Ve..lun. was again
bombarded by German aviator, for six
and half hours last night. Nineteen
persons were killed and twenty-sis
wounded The huts attacked contained
only severely wounded men. who wero
unable to move from their cots
The hostile airplanes flew over the
hospital every twenty minutes from
$3.50 o'clock in the evening until 2
O'clock in the morning
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-07
ESTABLISH VISITING DAYS
AS SOON AS ROUTINE Rl.f:IS,

PETERSBURG. VA. September c.
Troop trains to-day brought In large
numbers OF drafted men from Pennsyl-
Vania, Wcst Virginia and Southwest
Virginia. They were NIL taken to Camp
Lee. registered and assigned to quar-
ters and commands About .. 300 of the
first quota OF 1900 men are now in
camp.
When the camp has settled down into
regular routine visiting days and hours
will be established for tho public.
Oficlnls OF the Petersburg and An
pomattox Electric Railway Company
gay they will have their line completed
through Camp Lee within ten days.
The Norfolk and Western Railway
Company will run three trains daily
each way between the camp and Pc
terSburg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-07
FOUND DEAD IN THEIR HOME
ffominent South Carolina Farmer md
His Wife Shot by unidenti-
Ged PARTIES

GkEENNILLE. S c., September O.
II, Milan Hellams. n prominent farmer
OF Laurens County, residing about
thirty miles below this city, and his
WIFE were found dead in their home
ms morning. according to report
reaching here tonight. Death in each
case was the result of bullet wound
IN the head. thought to have been in
hicted with pistol Mystery surrounds
the tragedy. since officers could dis
cover no cause for the crimes, nor clue
to the perpetrators. The discovery of
an empty pistol in the house lent color
to the theory OF suicide. but the coro-
ner's jury put little faith in this. finding
verdict in which the crime was
charged to unknown parties. Hellams
was Confederate veteran. and was
siNty-eight years old.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-07
COAL CONFERENCE NOT HELD
Operators and Mine Workers. omctaIs
Postpone Wage Discussion ut
Request of Mr.. Garfield.
ICY Associated Preas.l

INDIANAPOLIS, September e. In
Difference To the request of Or. H. a.
Garfield. national coal director. the joint
conference Of coal mine operators Of
the central competitive field and off,
Gals OF the United Mine Workers of
America, to discuss a wage increase for
the coal miners. was postp oned late to-
day. The informal conference was ad-
journed. subject TO the call OF Presl-
dent John r. White, OF the mine
workers.
William Green. -tressurer Of
the miners, announced that request
mad been made of DR.. Garfield to moet
the three international officers OF the
orsa nizat!on and the district presidents
comprising the central competitive field,
In conference in Washington on Tues,
day. September II.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-07
SUFFRAGISTS PLAN NEW WAR
political Terrorismr IL Lnte,t S,y,.
OF Attack Adopted by
MIlitunts,
Thy Associated PressI


WASHINGTON, September 6.-"Po-
litical terrorism" is the newest style of
attack adopted by the militant suf-
fragists. Apparently dislikine the
idea Of six months workhouse SEN
fences. threatened in Police Court here.
the suffrasists are going to pay less
attention to ptcketing and mcre to
getting votes.
They are going to tell every Con-
Eressman's constituents what he has
been doing. Among the orators start
Ing forth to cover the country are
Miss Iris Caiderhead, who is going to
Kansas, and Miss Pauline Clark, as
signed to West Virginia. Those not
yet assigned include Miss Hazel Hyn-
kys. OF Montana: Miss Mildred Gilbert,
of California; Miss JOY Young, of New
York; Miss Clara Louise Rowe, of San
Francisco; Miss Elizabeth Stuyvesunt,
of New York; Miss Margaret White
more. of Michigan, and Miss Alargery
Ross, of Wyoming.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-07
20 DEVELOP TORPEDO PLANE
Cabot. Of Aero Club,
u. Places $4,000 mt Disposnl of
r Fiske for Experiments.

NEW YORK, September Elm an
eHoTt TO develop The torpedo plane as
weapon against battleships. Godfrey
IA Cabot. OF Boston, a ce-president of
t9e Aero Grub Of America, has placed
$4,000 at the disposal OF Rear
Enmiral Bradley a. Fiske. United
States Navy. retired. To carry on ex
perinental work. it was announced here
te-ntght by the club. The announce
ment says IL is hoped 10 devotion q
machine that can carry the heaviest
taIpedo direct from England To the
gWman nava! base ut Kiel,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-07
APPLIES FOR RECOGNITION
Biues' Association TO Servo ~ Home
Guards During Absence
OF SQUADRON.

Former members. OF tho Richmond
Light Infantry Blues. but now mem
bers OF tho Richmond Light Infantry
Blues Association, composing one of
the companies OF tho association. ap-
piled yesterday to Lleutenant-Colone
10 Lane Stern. inspector-seneral OF
Virginia. for Official recognition In tho
Virginia State Volunteers.
This organization Is commanded BY
Captain H. Carl Boschen, First Lieu
tenant Ernest c. Meade, and Second
Lieutenant Fontnine Jones. It is tho
purpose to organize full battalion Of
former Blues for home defense.
The third company formed in Roa-
noke has also made application for
recognition. The officers Of this COM
pany are: Captain Robert +. Taylor,
First Lieutenant Beverly Mercer Hart
man. and Second Lieutenant william
X. Engleby. all OF whom arc veterans
Of the Spanish American War.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-07
RIGA FRONT BROKEN
ON WIDTH OF SIXTY VERSTS
IBy Associated Pres

Z tBy Associated PreSsl
PETROG RAD. September 6.-The
! Russians are continuing their retreat
! toward the northeast in the Riga re-
. gion. crossing the Melure River. the
War Office announces.
During the last two days the RIGA
front has been broken on a width of
sixty versts. Throughout Tuesday the
Germans energetically pursued their
offensive, particularly north of Uxkuil.
In order TO cut the Riga-Ncnen rail
way.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-07
FUEL ADMINISTRATOR
TO SELECT ADVISERS
ADVISER g
LRy Askociat.d Pre.a1


WASHINGTON, September 6.-All
coal operators and miners Of tho coun-
Try were requested last night by DR..
Garhe!d TO hold no meetings 10 discuss
coal prices and wages until the fuel ad :
mlnistrator could select his advisers.
ana hear from those who believe them
selves to be adversely affected by pres-
cnt conditions
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-07
rir,y Thousand MARI pe..ed.

Application for license No. $4,000 was
made to the Secretary OF the Common
wealth yesterday. and that fact ipdi-
Gates that there are more than $4,000
motor vehicles In the State. 1t is I'M
derstood that there are now 10000
more vehicles owned In this State than
one year ago. of which number 10000
arc owned by Richmondcrs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-07
IS NOT
Ssl THREATENED M RiGA'S FALL
CBy Associated Pres

lBy Associated Pressl
PETROGRAD. "Wednesday. September
4S.-General Aloxieff, former commander
Z In -chtef. said to-day that PctroErad
was not threatened by the fall of
Z Riga The greater danger, he added,
Nwas on tho Roumanian front
< General Vassilkorski, commander OF
7 the PetroErad military district. agrees
with General Alexieff. He declares
( the fall of Riga is of moral but not
Estrategic. Importance and gives assur-
ance that the Petrograd garrison is in
good spirits. we'll disciplined and con-
s tident Of the safety of the capital.
z Drastic measures have been decided
upon by the government to avert scri-
= Gus conditions in tho capital as re-
= suit OF the capture of Riga. Agents
Will be sent out to stop the food of
. refugees on the way here. Railroads
: have been forbidden To sell them
tickets to PctroSrad.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-07
FARMERS IN CONSPIRACY
Twenty Members of workinS-CIns,
URisn Lodged I'm jail mt Chick
nshn, Okla.
tBy Associated Press T,

CHiCkASHA. OKLA. September g.
twenty farmers, alleged members Of
me working Glass Union. were lodged
IN JAN mere to-day. charged with COM
spring TO blow up tho Rock Island
bridge over Red River. south of Ter
raj The men. according to informa-
'lon IN possession of Federal authori-
.ies' mad formed pact to do every
'hihg III their power tn prevent enlist
ments and mobilization of tho army,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-07

.xXtolently bombarded enemy works
klast OF Lake Dorian the BulEarians
aynttempted two infantry attacks. but
ooth OF them were repulsed by the
n British.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-07

BE WISE! Be ready for a sudden attack
OF summer complaint. and have on hand q
bottle OF DR.. SETH ARNoLD's DALSAM.
Warranted by !. r. Bauer,-Ady
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-17
NOVEL FEATURES
At WATER CIRCUS
Hair-Raisine Under Water Stunts are
10 BE HeadIiners at Y. VI. c. A.
Attraction.
ROSY" WRIGHT TO BE CLOWN
New Lights Installed to Make Pool as
Bright as Dag Tennis Tourney
to lose.

Ann, 7-,r77ar. ~ aheo1,f+e7r ,svv ard
"a11 '-'= i77ta 77 III re HHeEeo 10 the
public al the Eoung Mems Christian
association water circus which Ia TO
take place The afternoon and evening
OF Aus 25 NJ A. CIeyett physical
director and general MANAGER ~ the
show. stated this morntuu that thew
have contracted with "a water 6ana
who Is to ap1ear at each performance
in several hair raising stunts be-
meath the surface of the water The
record Of the human fish" for IN
aer-Water swimming fs $50 feet but
Is expected that this mark viii be
shattered the dav Ut The BIG rfrc1s
Another feature attraction win ban
the man who IS SO ar homo nd the
water shat ha IS even able to satfzfv
his appetite beneath the surface This
underwater cater Will perform an
each show For the lovers of real ac-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-17


gonserxsaoErs sale OF Real Estate.
State "a 4uln5is, county Ok roc& Is
Lands
By virtue % "a decretaI order OF the
PROBATE court oL said county entered ST
tHe August term 4t SAID court, a. ID
1917. on gAe application ot rock island
SAVINGS 6auks coIzcrEaIDC EoL 1ar5
atkinson. insane, % sell tue following
described real estate belonging to sald
ward, situated gu the county OF Rock
Island ana state of illinois. Eu-VvLt.
I.JL number zen tlDls III plgcG mum per
three l8fs ia hudaau SUBDIVISION OF
lots IN aaIes add4Uon 10 tue city OF
BDck Island. situated IA tne county OF
ROCK Island and state OF Illinois.
The undersigned VIII. on the 5td day
of september. Is. D. 1alss al tue east
door u the court mouse Iu Gne city "a
ROCK Island. IN tne county and state
aforesaid at The hour o. @ clock 2. ul,
sel All o. tne interest Or said ward IA
and 10 SAID real estate at pubic yendue
subject 70 a special assessment against
=alQ premises larIeu Tor paving 4eruls
9t aa4E CaSa.
ROCK ISLAND SAVINGS BANK
Conservation OF Mary Atkinson. Insane.
By "A. i. LISDSIRoM, ITS Cashier
stafford, ScH9eae & stafford. attor-
news
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-17

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e1lz.s8raaoe FOR parlfe3llars .sdaresz
81 E-1zE7-fEI{ --5s,-sss Iserez -f5fg-s
tt
0sss-l e6l.nts3ss ETrH rs~ esssrfe
lights. cement basement furnace. lo5
+0-Ites HIeu1z of shade bsa 4tifsl lo-
cation nttga a88. 9H tarla7 hi SA5e
mems -edzess - - e@1s @t5l.@=
ISE&ESS property and two houses
reut at s5a month. Sb.5Ua Ii X
Walker
COTTAGE ne rooms an Iona View
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t.a-'-s = 7sele - IN 11-N' a a.
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close 20 -aF line water sew ere gas,
el~el3l1 4aSuts and toilet ~ mousse lot
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-17

The characters in THE Fall Of the
Romanoffs. to be released this fail.
include half a dozen international fig
ures The car and the kaiser are
both important characters in the story.
and other notabies who figure prom
iaently in the action are the czarina.
this Grand Duke Nicholas. Prince Fee
ltx. Rasputtn and. Of course. IlIodor.
the Mad Monk this role being assumed
by Iliodor. the real character.
Nance O'EeiI the famous stage and
screen star. lis the CzaTins, whose
plotting against her own country was
one Of the direct causes of the revolu-
ton Alfred Hickman is the car,
while George Deunenberg, well
known French actor was strangely
enough chosen to play the kaiser.
Charles Craig plays the heroic Prince
Nicholas.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-17
FoR sAIE-FARa 80.

j HAVE SO acres Minnesota farm land IN
4La=-4t L#4444l5s 4I4ss s.1lsEtf -Eea4Ep B anu
l4lses Balaa1s easy - clear so all
acre. #sl4 Aaaa~s Aaa1 aase yd4. Az
useas 41o& -o5s CIt5.
: OH ~Ak-t--e q rms, = miles c0un-
t. seat. Forest county Wisconsin, 40
acres 1aalEes absolute luaep enc eucef
TEe4, deep SIT SELL cay suuaCtIs C4o-
- toms. oats Ct 80 I0u buaueLs
wheat 50 H. 80 business p9k4 44u
To 4a6 bushels no oF0ugnLss near
MARKETS. raree EaI1roaas. so ara &se
peE aa&e5 partly improved ana llu-
proved farms. 80, %ous SO anu $I&5
peE acre ieE41s TO sutt your wages or
your Capi -az. substantial assistance
offered OLr settlers Tree. Write OK
caA for literature endorsed by state
agricultural authorities. Fer Ola
Land Company Crandon wis. or
Charles ii. SterReT, district supertn-
.annrIaf "a lLLLEE IL
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-17

For express can William Trefz
Tri-Czty Towel supply company.
K. Z Clean Towel Service; phone
r. J. 4416.
R0sendeId Bros. Plumbers 22I4
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