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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-01

department w0men's committee, I'LL
Gil national defense)
Whereas. Men risk their lives and
their economic future at their coun-
try's call and
Whereas They leave their depend
ents uncertain of their future Hveli-
hood. and
Whereas. The government is under
obligation to give these soldiers and
sailors the assurance that their de-
pendents need not become the objects
OF charity, we therefore urge the ne
cessity Of passing the bill, II r. 5723.
commonly called the Simmons bill at
this session of congress. so that when
the national army moves fl shall carry
with II the morale that comes from
confidence IN the government that
called IL 10 patriotic service
We, therefore. urge all organiza-
uons and individuals to send letters
or kilograms a once TO our United
states senator's and congressman
The time is short Women are ev~
erywhere IN the United States urged
10 appeal to their congressman to mass
this bill promptly There is no occa-
sion for argument on this subject
Those. remaining safely al home
should be glad TO pas the price At
least ten thousand messages a dav
should be received in Washington
from the women Of this country. until
this bill becomes a law This is a
task for every loyal woman whose
life and home are protected BY the
services Of our splendid young army.
The First artillery uuinoisl. now
the l45tn, IS 10 he sent TO France with
the next unit These men are greatly
p r,F s.t
as comfort bags Please send yonr
gifts 10 the chairman. Mrs. Francis
e kar#ell, Lake Forest. TIT Reruen-
Der THESE men are going into great
Danger for as. Can We do less than
70 supply them with these neeeseI-
t-e8t Sweaters. socks. mufflers. nel-
NETS, #rtRilefs all are requested Send
your Knitted articles promptly, Al ths.
men vii be called very soon.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-01
MYSTERYCLOTHES
WOMAn'S SUICIDE
Mrs. Cora Ovens Netiye I'll Ending
Lie is Not known Drinks Poison
In Moline Residence.


Mrs Cora owens. aged 80 Of East
Moline killed herself last uieht hv
drinking poison in rooms at I2gaiz
Third avenue Moline. Mystery su--
rounds the motive for the suicide
Coroner John G. Miller this morning
searched the rooms OF a man vRa +
now employed as a barber in Moline
and who recently worked in East AIa-
line. which il is said gives hint I'D an.
unhappy love affair. Way the coroner
made a search OF this mans room was
not revealed, but fl is supposed that he
hoped to find letters that might dis-
close tae womans motive Tor taking
her own life.
Mrs owens has been separated from
her husband for some time aad since
then has made her home with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs john smith
living on Nineteenth street ia tha
Watert0wn section OF East Moline
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-01
NEWSPAPER CADETS
BECOME BOY SCOUTS

Boy Scouts movement in Moline
was given d great impetus when the
workboys and soldiers council Of
General George S5eging's Moline Dis
patch cadets decided By unanimous
vote to affiliate with the Boy Scouts
As the Dispatch cadets number rs
we'll drilled boys, already uniformed
the addition Of this unit to the local
scouts was no small one
Decision 70 enter the scout orEaut-
cation was reached at an open meet
ing attended by those most concerned
Commissioner r. s. Ffost0rd OF fine
Boy Scouts of America addressed she
gathering as did II NJ. Craig. exec
utire. They explained the duties OF
Boy Scouts, activities of the organiza-
ton. method OF promotion etc.
Commissioner H0sford urged them
10 do their bit by getting into the
larger organization and to get others
to join They responded by going over
in a body,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-01
INSURE THE LIVES OF NATIONS SOLDIERS

(By Mrs Frank Gates Allen, publicity
nois division, cous
The Simmons bill III. r 5723)
which was introduced in congress on
Aug 10 by Senator Simmons. and in
the house by Representative AIexan-
der, is receiving the enthusiastic sup
port of President Wilson, the council
of national defense and the women of
the country. This bill provides Tor
insurance. family allowances. iudem-
mites and re-education in behalf ot
the officers and enlisted men Of the
army ana navy
Dr Anna Howard Shaw. national
chairman womau's committee, c. \. d .
in urging the Immediate passing OF this
bill. says; Thousands OF our young
men are already in the line OF battle.
Others are soon 10 join them. They
have given up their regular 0ccupa-
lions and future prospects OF success
and are risking their lives for their
country
We, assured of safety by the sac
rifce of these men are making. should
do all we can 70 tighten their load
Nothing Will give them more conf
dence and peace of mind than the
knowledge that the country appre-
prove it by passing this bill
Nothing viii stimulate enlistment
as much as the fact that the govern
menJ will insure every soldier IF he
should become inca FACILITATED by the
war. on his return he receives, not a
pension. not the government bounty,
but compensation for the service he
has rendered This bill viii inspire
men for service and give them peace
Of mind which at present they cannot
have while feeling the great load OF
anxiety about the future. both Of their
loved ones and themselves"
At q meeting of the executive board
Of the woman's committee, on Tues
day, Aug 81. al the headquarters. 1870
West Adams street, Chicago the fol
lowing resolution was presented by
Miss Mary Mcdowell and unanimously
passed:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-01
DISTRIBUTE TICKETS
FOR HANLEY LECTURE

Tickets for the Hanley lectures to
be given at the Moline theatre. Sept
and VIII be mailed in advance 70
hundreds of MoIners and each person
IS expected 90 respond with remit
lance 30 cover the cost of she tickets
he or she receives.
Proceeds for the lectures TO he given
under auspices Of The patriotic service
committee OF the Moline Rotary club
viii be added to fund which is being
raised for the purchase of tobacco and
other articles essential to comfort OF
Moline boys in the army and navy.
Sergeant jerry Hanley viii give two
interesting lectures on the great Euro
pean war, which VIII be illustrated
with 5000 feet Of authentic motion pic
lures taken in the war districts OF
France ana Belgium
Sergeant Haniey saw more than two
years Of actual fighting in the trenches.
He enlisted Aug Is. 1914. as member
OF the famous Princess Pat Canadian
light infantry. at Moose Jaw. Saskatch-
evan lie was instrumental in re-
crpitiag 100 men for this regiment,
Out Of poe men he is one OF B who
came out Of the trenches alive. He
received his discharge Sept. %. 1916,
as medically unfit for service. due TO
wounds incurred in battle He is an
interesting and convincing speaker and
the story OF MS experience as a SOL
der IS well worth hearing
The patriotic service committee IS
having placed N local cigar stores and
othe- places baskets TOR smokes" for
the soldier boys. and every man who
goes in 10 buy himself a cigar Is ex-
pec1ed 10 treat his absent brother.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-01
East Moline Society

al. agts~r1o+, at +ha borTe og Mrs
-. u rItIr 7o2e ee~ord avenue
M 49, - ,,a7,' b.r ,-ara mes
a 81 -, -. -,..e INC ,f5f+or
ST. gt.- anu q '7' ra 80 og I.aI,rs Iowa
, ~ ,,,erar,ar The rooms we're
$500 ia garden towers ana
- - M. x.s7rr r,fe..saprls- znanf
sit%o1,g5 me clIh has aIvav~ served
,,t5,gr oTa{,(,,.ata 1,.rrbanns nov .9e
- atbors +hay ara sarvfn.- 51.+
-. -efresF,,,a-,rs - +efr, o,[t in +he
-'.-' and r-,r[ffrfor ri fo5a,.
No. g~z,--~o aofr .s,r. rhfrarar -z-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-01
DEATH OF DUCALD
p0RTERFOLLOWS
ASHORT ILLNESS
Manager OF Peoples Power Company
pies In Moline After Sickness
Of Typhoid Fever.
SEVERE SHOCK TO COMMUNITY
Shows Signs Of Weakness During Last
Evening and Expires Eight
Hours Later.

Dugald Gilbert Porter, general man
aeer OF rhe Peoples Power company,
died a IS 30 this morning at the home,
1908 Twelfth avenue, Moline
His death was unexpected and came
as severe shock to the entire COM
muuitv. for in his passing his many
friends the tri-Cities and vicinity
are. conscious Of a keen personal loss.
Though but rs years of age, MI PoT-
ter had risen TO a position Of trust
rarely bestowed on men Of maturer
years, and his advancement all along
the line was merited by virtue Of MS
exceptional ability not only in the
discharge Of his manifold responsible
duties but also as an executive. 1t
VIII not be an easy matter 10 MI MS
place in the official family Of the COM
panv, and his uDtimeIy passing occa-
sioDs genuine grief among the many
employees Of tha company Of whom he
was friend to all
AIr Porter had been iii two weeks
Of typhoid fever. His condition was
not considered critical al any time
during has period. Last evening as
usual. Mrs Porter read TO him. and
he was apparently I'm good spirits an
I'll 10 o'clock when be showed sign OF
weakness Two hours later il became
evident that he was sinking rapidly,
and his vitality gradually waned until
at $50 he passed into eternal sleep.
Decedeut was tine son Of Mr. and
Mrs. J. F.. Porter, and il was only last
week that the elder Mr.. Porter an
nouuced his withdrawal as head OF the
Tri-Citv Light K Power company and
allied Companies TO accept similar
position in Kansas City Mo The
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-01
News of the Day in Moline and East Moline

was demonstrated in the capable man
ner in which he discharged his ofnces s
president Of the Moline Rotary clun
He was elevated to this high ONCE Al
the last election and the club was N
line to see one of its most successfni
years with him at its helm.
ARRANGEMENTS for the funeral will
be announced later
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-01
RL0RN MAKEs N0 c0NTEsr.

When the ejectment proceedings If
t>e city Of East Moline against Gus
Bjorn to GUST the camper from his
site on city property an the junction
Of River road and First street. was
called before Magistrate a. A. Niles,
no defense was offered by the defend
ant The judgment was entered, and
then Bjorn filed an appeal in the case
He was represented by Attorney VT.
E. Whitsside
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-01
on FIRMS NEED WIRELEss1

Mexico Cfty-Oil companies operat-
ing in the vicinity Of Tampic0 have
petitioned the government to be allow
ed to erect and operate wireless sta
sions for conducting their business
The petition is under consideration but
If is said that il it is granted, it will be
on condition that the stations be under
government control and manned by
government operators.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-01

William Harder of Rock Island and
William Fox and Joe Bodeen of 2E0-
line were assessed S7.05 eacn In Mo
line police court yesterday afternoon
on charges Of speeding.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-01
PAYS FINE FOE ASSAULT.

CAMEL Shetland was brought before
Justice Dan Naskeu yesterday on a
warrant sworn out by Mrs kato. a
relative. He was charged with assault
and battery. He paid Z fine Of S. and
costs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-01
STAGE OF RIVER

Following was the stage of the Mis-
siasippi river at the stations named at
Z O'Clock this morning:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-01

Delivered By carrier az 10 cents per
week il Moline. East Moline. aiIvls and
WATERFOWL.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-01
EAST MOLINE OFFICE,

Ross Bldg. Room No 3. Seventh street
Phone East Moline Il
Roy A. Sears. City Editor
g. p. Temple ... Circulation Manager
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-01
THE ARGUS.

MOLINE OFFICE,
15o71z Third Avenue a
Phone Moline 81.
Rex -NhecIock. ............C City Editor
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-08-10
Mpa6en anf bem ariesspfao.
g(gbeitberafperfe 1T ben Sierra Mn6as
8ergen, glri5Dna, t1niien 8etrteb
etnitellen+

@lobe, Nrbona, 8. Nuguit. Die
Mpa6en IN ben @ierra Nn6a8 8ergen,
50 N1etlen norbmeitlt6 bon @lobe, be-
finoen ft6 anf be1n Grieg8pfobe nno oie
betben gr0bten NSbeitbergmerfe tn oem
Besirf 5t1b auber Betrieb, rpte ben1
@beriff telepbonii6 gemeloet ipuroe.
Ser @bertff pnrbe brtngeno I'M 5ilfe
erlu6t.
Ser BetriebSletter etne8 Ser Gerg=
.merfe bena6ri0htt9te @bertff Iom 9lr=
mer, bab Ste Ndbelsfiibrer Der Neoolte
alle. tn Sen Berglperfen bei6dfttgten
Snoianer CUR ginitellung Der Nrbeit
.peranlabt baben slr1o oab bie paar
Weibe11 IN benz ge5irf IN @efabr ldfpez
ben.
Ser 9beriff 1T NIT elmer Neiterabz
teilung mad Sen @ierra Nn6aS abgez
riidt, Die Goipbop8 TN ontoz8e5irf
purben bon ebertff Nrmer erhudt, iid
bereit gu balten, fails eS ibn1 nidt ge@
lingen iolIte, oie Snoianer NIT feinen
Neitern 81 berubiaaeu,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-08-10
Mep lllu,, 0linnsiota, 5rttag ben 10, aug,, 1917.
6riegsprotite
gseroell III 9eutlI|lano.
f0arI beltcllsrt.
&nrIe bleibell trutoem bud.

glep Dort, 6. Dug, Mnseit@ts Der
in 8a1bington 16pebenben @e1ebse<
bung betreffs Befteuerung Der oiiber<
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bu1triezgeien]9aften biirfte folgenoer
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unb Die 1tiQen &e1erDen pon sSnteref1e
1ein, tpel4er einer neutralen europdtz
1den 3eitung entnpmmen TT.
Das ceut1he Rriegs1teuergeieB bonn
q. Suni 1916 ntl aus io3iuletbi<
19en @riilDen einen Sell Ter Rie{enz
geptnne, Die bas nllternebmertum
aus benz Rriegsbebarf 0es 9taates
5iebt, Dem 5tstus 5ufiibren. @efeuz
fhaften loQen i'm Durdi@nitt 25
pro5ent, i'm 90atfau 81 Pro5ent
oes Rrie9sgeipinnes an bas Rei@ abz
fibren. Mun glaubt baMit oaS ri9z
tige Mnb gefunoen gu baben, nm
trog Der 3iemlih itarfen 8elaftung
ben Observation-Disclosures Mnrei3 CUR
duberften Prooutttonsiteigerung n19t
gu beieitige11. 8ei Der poritAtisen unb
riidfehtsDoQen Jeitlegung Der @teuer<
fdBe unb angeii4ts Der er3ielten
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@teuerbinter3iebung peroen nit @e<
fdngnisitrafe bis gu eineH ssSobr nebit
8erluf Der biirgerlieben @brenre9te
befraft. Dieie be1onbers itrengen
itrafre9tli9en 8eitimmungen bes
Rriegsiteuerge1eBes ertldren iid aus
ietnem fo3ialetbifden 3ped.
Die aurfe pom 81. De5enber
1916, bic iugenannten ugteueriurie4 /,
iteben trpB alien 8eitreben, iie nieo<
,tg 5u balten, 5lpeiz Bis biermal iiber
] Der leBfen Triebensnotierung i'm
Suit 1914, pobei nod gu beadten
1T. bob bic r5teuerfurfe aus Derz
f9ie0enen griinoen binter ben tatz
1ddliden 8erfaufspreiien 3uriidfe-
ben.
Pie aanf. teat folgsnDe Rurfe
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-08-10
Wiltigfcit oc8 9raftgeicbfS'
srnppen tperoen nidt a1sgelauot bis Sber
bnnSesgeridt oaritber entld)teoen bat.
0egen @erfa0nng, ia9t berpor=
ragetloer 2(u,palt.
Jrtaruasen oes Hrdiioenten als gepeis angefibrt+

Neben oeS Drdltberten Wilion on, mad
melden Ste gerfaliung oenl Brd1ibenten
nt6t geitattet, bic g}attonaln1ilt5 au8
Sen Ser. 9taaten 5u ie1ben. Gine
btejer Grfldrll1tse1l, bie Hrd1toer1t Mtlz
ION I'M syo1luar 1916 in 9}etp Sort abz
gab, lautet:
SD CLAUDE, bab e8 bie BHi6t beS
Gonqrene8 1T, ptel mebr fir Ste Sea-
ttonalgaroe gu flirl, al8 jemal8 porber
gei6eben tit. Sd CLAUDE, bab iene
grobe Mrr1tee nnierer glattonaloerteiotz
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u11b ernlutigt uerben 1ollte; aber 9ie
mtlien, rnet1le Serren, bab unter Der
8erfallnng Ser Ser. 9taate11 Ste Sea-
tto11al garbe l111ter Ger 2ettung BON nebr
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btreft iiber Sic Gntmidelung unb Srz
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bent Ser Ber. g taa e n
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armee IN Der Sat ipeiter 11t6t8 lit, al8
bie organtiterte rationale Milt5. Da8
@eiek mel6eS Sic @tnberufung poriiebt,
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sl8. .Mdr5 1917, BENT Brd1t6enten BDllz
1na6t 5n geben, bur6 eine @recuttoorber
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8un0eSar1nee unBumanbeln u1lb ite ba=
bur6 ibrer perfaiinng8gemdben Ne6te
III berauben.
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bonn 10. Suit, tpelde per1udt, Ste Milt5
IN regnldre Iruppen lln15umanoeln urlz
giilttg 1T nnb fabrt fort:
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auf aller bteier erbdrn1li6en nnb Der=
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nnter Der @erfaiinng ni6t ielbit aus
iiben barf; 5>peitens: tpenn oie8 Ser
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gu be1l1her, alS ben bret ipe5tfterten, 10
lit eS perfallung8mtortg.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-08-10

retb< unb @uc3apatal getponne11 fptr
an 8ober. Sn Sen gergen ieten mir
trDb bartnddigen fetnolt6en Wtbere
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i6meren gerluiten fiir Sen Betnb 1iea
ser.
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griff itir111ten prenbtl6e uno bape=
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l1ngen 110rbli6 Tofi6ant. GS m1r=
BEN 1900 @efange11e leineebra6t, l3
Geidnke unb 3ablretbe @6an5enz
tpaffen erbeutet.
rMa5ebonilde gro1tt: Reine Ganpf=
soperatione1l I'M grDberen Wabfabe.
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Gjrie6en, Sic lpege1 ser polittl6etr
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fqnnteit sSr.ebensnote, prot ittererr
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funq 6eS GDaes &oritantit Mir
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bon Ser entente bereitS al1ageiaugte
G5riedenla1b I'M @efolge baben 1nnb~
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|beit ser r1terbriidten 80lfer IN ben
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aufridtigen Treunoe oe5 BrteoenS
uno ser Gere6tigfeit oa5n beitrage1a
iperoen, oab ba8 BON Der entente per-
iibte Nerbreden tpieoer gut genaa1t.
|mo bab &6nig Gonlta1ltin fDieber a1a
Ste 9pthe ieineS tbn1 fiir ale 3eiterl
treu ersebenen golfeS getellt tper=
be
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-08-10

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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-08-10
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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-08-10

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