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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-17

lpbtriiten, Ter cine gnt5tebrlgsfur
hur9maft. lteberbnupt l1bt ft6 Elm
Uiorp6iniit nHo Elm 4ltoboliraHfer,
Die man i'm Pu6Iitum 70 germ in va
raleae ftsit, MIR nn9 aoH5 rpeni9en
gtidtlinisn bin perglei4en. Der 4ltOs
pol 1T eben nidt In Der @efIe eifr for
Iperfreuber St0ff tpie bos aus Der
pflon5e geiponnene Mtnloib. Qu9
iiber oieTe puutte ifts mon 9dufis ses
notbist, Glfptoltrante Hnb ibre ga
milien 5u 6tleAren.
Wfan flbrt alio BEL allen Gltoho!s
patienten bic GbfoIute Gbftinen8 burts,
nint aug t6eorstif6em Ganatismus,
IOnbern aug dr5li6er ROutins. dEir
ipiiieu, onb bieie Wetbooe pom pas
tienten bic gerinsitt @nergie Derlangt.
3DeifelOs eibt Is 4lto6oltraute lsifs
teren Graoes, bic na4 tur5er 3eit als
gebeilt gu betraAtsn limb, unb bic aus
rei9eHo Gnergie befiBen. i'm ferneren
Geben nur mdbige Mengen 4Ito9ol 81
ii6 gu nsbmsn, naaOem fie etHmol
aussiebig beIebrt iinb. Sir bic tD.its
aus srOBte 3abl bietet aber isos
Wdbi9tsitslebre" cine grobe 9efa9r,
uHb nur Die abiOluts 4bftiusna fiir
lunse Sabre Ober fir oas gaH8e ters
mere aeben gspdbrIeiitet ben GriOig.
Die algeneine antidltoboliitiIae pro
pagnnba 6erii6re ifl bier ni9t. Sic
fiibrt ben &f gseen ben 4ltohol
aus allgemenen Griinbeu, I'm bic
9pItstraft gu 6eben. Sbr 3isI II,
Die a6iolute Qbitinen3 au6 ben De-
Iunbsu, ni9t altobOltranteu an5uers
3iebeu.
geben Der 5befe Der abfoIuten 2lb@
itiuen3 mub mon Den GeitiaB auts
itelsu, bab Der Srt, an bem Der !tls
toboltrante geRilt DirD, ni6t oen
gbarotter elmer Srinterbeilitdtte trus
gen foa. Gs mub eiu Whisu nit
abiolutsr Ibftinen5, Elm Srt nit ne!isn
2e6ensgepobnbeiteu geIhoffen tDero'n,
Der a6er ui6t nur nit Srtnfem be-
b0ltert isiH bari. $50 in tpeitem llns
treis Qlbitinen3 berrfht, tpirb Der Ill
toboItraHte f6nelIer eeneIeH, penn er
nit anbereu Sranten Ober 9eiunoen
3uiammentpmmt. Wtau lam Die gIEz
T9rGntung fogar Dom ent9egengeleB'
ten Gnbe prd5iiieren, bab man aeb:n
gItoboItranten 4raute anoerer Qrt
bebonbeIn tann. Toferu nift gu rbrsr
gebcrblung aIs Weoitament Gltoq2l
in Srnge iomHt. Wie aber iaaFlt
man Elm iol9es Milieu, inoem Der
4Itot0fTrante giftfrsi pirb, bas eti1
Seilfottor eritsn Ranges 1T, ME ents
itebt sin iol8 iegensreifer Srt ilit
neuen 2ebeusgeDobnAeiten2 IN ole'
fem YrobIem bat ii1 man6 elmer Uers
iu6t. Die grfabrung lebrt, boB Sies
ie meoi5iniiden Iufgaben geLoit psrs
Den miTeu auf lonbpirtbihaf
8Oben, bab berSrt nit neuen 2ebenss
eetpobnbetten i'm lanbtpirtbi4ottIlde
2ebeu gefunben tperosu muB. gs 1T
nift bic 3ebre ppn Der gii6tebr sur
Ratur, bic babel porgeIdpebt bat. IS
aft einfah bic Sbatfade, oab i'm Ianos
tptrtbitaftIihen 2e6en bic Roturnotb.
oigteit BON 4rbeit unb geruf 10 iihtz
bar un6 biIbarig sutogs tritt unb cir
fOntiuuisrli6es, erSiekrif6eg Romsnt
bartlett. Seine pobltbdtigs Wirturg
mo6t ii3 auf bic See!e bes IItobols
trnntsn uuIeugbar seltenb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-17
@hieaaO, 16. Qoosulber.

S6tpeine. 3ufubr 1000;
Teorit Itarf; Built S17.Q-17.80;
lei&ie $17.10-17.75; ssmiftte $ll.'
2o-17S5; i@ipere $17.16-17.s;
roube $1715-17.35; Gsrt.i $l4oo
-17.25.
Rinbpieb. = 3ufrbr 4,00o; Rartt
felt: Ratioe Stine S7O-16.oO;
Weitern Stisrs $5.9o-13.5o; Stoe'
ers uub GesSers $5.7o-n6o; adbs
unb Seifsrs $460-1175; adI5rr
$7.00-l3.50.
eddie. - 3ufubr 1000; Rertt
fsii; Wetbers $S.75-12so; etUss
S7.60-11.40; 2durmir $12.5O-
17.25
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-17

26e; bo. nit frummer Bruif 12ci
Gnns SC; ipeibe Gnten 20t; farbi9,
18e; Gdnfe 1b-16c; nIis 5auber
$1.60 per Dubenb.
9afen. - go. /, $3.25-3.5oi
9o. 2 $2.75-3.00; Qo. 3 $1.00-
]. 20 ptr 9ubsnb.
Obfunb @emife
3itrouen. California $3.50
200 per aifte; aimss $1.00--L.c
per Rifle.
Drangsn. - California Va
Iencies $3.00-4.o0 per &iite.
Grapefruit. = GlOrion So
50-4.50 per &iite.
pfirfi6e- Stem gors Glbsria
75c-1.O0 per gu.
Quitten. = $1.50-1.75 per
BIZ.
4spfsf. - Jpnat5au $500
$50 per gbl. Smofebouie $3.50
800 per 8bl.; Hambo Aepiel Y4.2o
-4.50 per gbl.; BaIbipin $4-U0--
450 per gbl.; Grimss @olbeH $500
ler g5l.; WOlf Riptr $3.50 per g5I.;
pippins $4.56-5.OO per 8bl.; crots
mare Sorten 75c-$1.O0 per Dol.
9irneu. aieIsrs $1.00-1.25;
Bartletts S2.25-2. 20. gforoo 81. 10
--2.25 per gu.
Weinfrauben. @oneoros
21-22c per 81 piuub aorb; 22-
23e per 8 pfunb GOr6; Dein Gons
CORDS 3-3ac per pfuno.
2omdtoss. - 7rfi6baus ID
20e per pfuuo.
i, ~aartoffsln. ginbeimii4e
unb aOuispile $4.75-5.O0 per Dbl.
unb $2.25-2.50 per 100 pfunb Sai
aif benz GsIeiIe.
SibtartoffsIm eaitirn
Sbore $3.O0-325 per gbl.
@urfen. 7rsibbaus $50
Its per Oubeub.
araut. Ginbeimif9es $500
2.25 per 46l. uno 20.00-25.00 rer
2on auf benz 0tleiis.
Ste6ribsm - $2.4O--2.O
per gbl.
Deibs Rabsu. = $1,000
per gu.
3nitbeln. - Gel6t $3.50
3.75. ipeibe $375-4O0 per bunosrt
pfunb God auf Dem Gelstit.
@riine Bot hnen. = Suo!tAe
S3.00-3.5O per Samper.
Earotteu. - Ginheimiite ST.
25-2.50 per gbI.
2nnSprobuftt.
5eu. - Ro. 1 Gimotbp $500
$3.50; go. 2 9imotbb $500
29.OO; Ro 3 3imotbp $28.0o-2s.s
80; 30. 1 ssmiitir aIss S28.00--
$3.50; Ro. 2 esmii4ter 2lss 800;
Ro. / Rice $28.O0-28.50; go. 3
Rlee $28.OO-2S.50; aIfalfa $28.cO
GOsssufrO4 $11.5o; W.i'
ssnltrOb S10.5o; Safsriiro9 $lO5O
per 9onHe.
Wabtsnfutter. = Mar!t ru'
hia. - aIeie $36.00-36.50; Tlio'
blinas braun. $44.0O-44.5o; DsiBe
s48,5o-49O0; semifdtss Juttsr
S39. .0O--39.50.
Gdmertien. - Warft fett;
Rledamsn $12.75-14.0 ptr gu. Dom
Store; Silnofbp $3.20-3.So; gafs
lpsis.n $1.25; GIa4aiamsn $3.50
per Bu.
Derfdiebsnes.
Dele. = Rarti Fetis. = asinol
robes $1.1S ptr @aIOns in pdrtisn
BON Ia 8bI.; 1--9 GdIIonsu &c,
!od,t,s S1.33; 30. 1 aarb5I --1.33-|
LAO; Dinier.s.it $1.63-1.6S; Got
lon Geeb Oil raft. 15e per Gaiions;
srpentin SAC In partien bon 1--5I
Sab; petroleum, ObiO Carbon State
Zen 1ose; epesiaISSorte 12c; Rso
yrprn Gafuliu 25e; Tapbta 30c per
ynlIons.
SaIs. - Ger Wartt tn feif. Il
Dbio giiper s2.o1 per 8bl. Don 100
pfunb, JubrIobn bin5ugefiist.
Sals. = Mnrit itetig. - prima
sitp 16t t-17e; DO. gountrp Is
L5se per gfuno.
aoblsn. Rartt rubts. pitfss
jura $5.0o-6.00; auRaipba $500
500: geut unb Gfnd $4.50-5.75 per
rpnn. abasIidert. Ral5!oIt Stiits
obl.u $50; gntbra,ite $1,000 per
sonne absslisisrt. GOT. toiist $500
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-17
esels, ssuss ans aitien in Rem ysrf

0H46tfsDapiete Durefn ~ bHS biss
icnfifs. f7eAiu saf Yoasou Dsrsn hsfls.
gar 90 9sss t<.7lk, gommsfeisf Bus y
zsas. 3A.7l, EiHt N7S4. &abeI.
snpsifunsen $4.7e 7Ii6. 5ranes 6iAf
6.T5H, aatd aA; ylari. tenn Guett
runssa; Rpneu. tsins Gustiransen. pol'
idn6tife s5ulsen Sid5t 44kc. RABBI 4tt
gt.t SiAf a4S. aabei s47. &Hbsi Sifi
Isk; 3abei Is, giibtr Bsrsn ss
atIIianiiss goaars ess-
aftienmatft.-In Narit mar bsnfe
Han, bod 1sren bic pIsiis efuas fetsr.
gessn S6Iub rurtt otr Nar't ansfTs'
gdL
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-17

0erf a BIT.

Rinbpf,b. - Der Wartt ,eiJ'
te beute erntuts GiGrts, Ct ipar l:b,
baft bon auf0ns bis gnee. 0ie 81.
fuhr mar mdbia, bic Radfruss anb:r'
sefp5bnli9 itnrt. Die prsiis trdrtn
infolesbsHsn ifart unb hObsr. site
BIS oussrIsItns G9ln&tifiers periduf'
ten 15-25c bSbtr; aiite uno gass
Jsrs rarsn lo-15e 6Saz, siusslat
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-17
@ba.fehnt

r2Hber Ssrr Neier, pdren Sia
fpDhl in Der augnebmsu Cage, niI
srpeituuIenb Dollars AZ borgen2-
.aisbfter Serr Sdmibt, 5u Sbrem
sr0Btsn gsbausrn bin i'd .nomsH.aa
uitn bel aaiIe,.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-17
Marft.
Gle m gorf, 16. gloO.

3inu. = Martt itnrf; Spot $72.
glei. = Martt rubig; Spot $6.57.
Spelter. - Wsartt felt; eaft St.
eouis Spot $7.75-8.00.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-17

?iepen li9 nur oui engross 3ransais
tiOnen. gsi neinrtn Gjeltdit,u ,pers
osn s'Ipos bobers prsife bersdnet.
proptfionn.
= q m a 3. = prima Gt.ahl
27:65-N.soe; Gnntp 2s--2sae.
arodsugefal5eHes 4 5leil3.
Sbort clear Gsit,n 20 2sac; srira
bOrt clear Seiisn 27a-2sc iurse
HiPpen 27a-2se; Bellies 3Oa 3OAe
per pfitnb.
Gerdu9ertes Sl.iTd. -
Sbort char Ssitsn 30a -31e; eIira
lbOrt clear Ssittn 3O-3OSc; turae
Ttp5sn 30-301e; Bellies 33l-33bc.
Sugar gureb 5Geif6. =
S4tnfeu 28i-29ae; pienie GtuIs
tern 23-23ie; Brsatfaft gacon BE-
4Ot; S9ultern in gadetsn 241-25c;
Rem gOrt Gut 25i s,irDd l,te
Sstf S9ulttrn 34-341 pct pfunS.
9 Sabsep6deItes SIsif6.-
S4int.n 25s-26c; Yicnie S6mtern
20se; Bellies 1856; StuItern in
yddeien 20--203e; Rem yort eut
bo. 21--215c.
Grifdts dGeifa - G4in.
Ten, l0ft. 263-27ac; picnic 'S@ul,
tern 2o-21e; S9uliern 23--23se;
fur3e Rippenisitsn 2e-27e; Ib,tt
clear Rippenfsitsn 2e-27e; srtra
ibort clear gfippsnisiten 26-26sl;
Ieitte Bellies 35a -36ic; i5psr. 30.
34-35c.
Webf uub 9etrstbe
WebI. - Dinter patsnt 5000;
@intsr iancp 5000; Winisr familD
$9.7o; Wiuter srtra $50; Mini.r
Oroindr $3.50; 6artss Bti,sn pai.nt
81, ,D-12.00; 5artss Deis.n fatup
$10.75-11.25; 5artes gDsi3em ias
miIp S1o10-10.50; Rortbpeii.rn
gemi!9tes $1o.75-11.O0; Rogasn,
gitp. rsints, $11.00-1125; Roac
gen, Gin. seiniidies. $l10o-11.25.
Dtisen. Der Rarit mar
fistis; 30. rotbsr $3.50; Rs. 2
rotbsr s2.17; Ro. 3 rOtber s2.13t-
2.141; Ro. a $2.10-2.12 per ga.
WeIf4forn - Vc. / ipsibss
500; Ro. 2 bo. $2.2o; 80. 8 bo.
So. 20; Ro. 4 DO. S2.1s-2.2o; 80.
8 DO. $2.16-2.18; To. 6 bo. $2.l6
-2.18. - Ro. / selbes $2.20; Ro.
2 bo. $2.20; Rp. 3 DO. $2.20; SO. A.
bo. $2.18-2.2o; Ro. 8 bo. $216-
2.1S. - Ro. / ssmif6ies 1920; Vo.
2 bc. 1920; RO. 3 30. 1920; RO. A
So. $2.18-2.20; Ro. 8 DO. 50. 11-I
2.18; 30. 6 bo. $2.16-2.18. - Deis
bss aoIbentorn $1.25-1.30; selbts
GoIbeniorn $1.20-L25; ssmifGiss
RoIbeniorn $1.20-1.25.
Safer. - Ho. 2 tpeiber 675e;
Stanbarb weiber 67e; go. 8 p>ib:r
30. 4 psiber 65-65as;
Qo. 2 s.miffter 65-66c; Ro. 3 sss
miidtsr sin6timif6er 64-65e; RD. 4
gtmiihter 62-64e.
Roggeu. = go. 2 rsler $l78
-179; Ro. 8 $1.75--1.T; Ro. 4
$1.70-1.74; prcbe, $L65-1.N.
Wbistep.
es ipurosH bsute >118 5dfsr auf
Der Safs Don $4.60 per GalOns psrs
lauft.
grcetries.
Aaffee - Cana 27-32e; Ros
9a 27f-20c; Guatemala fanep |
l8ts; DO. gutter 17ae.
ais eantss
YHMn ....-..--.-......-l -ltb f15
.9httt ........-.........N I'm
pau .......-.--......... .l1ts I9A /
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-17
Gbitaao, 16. RObsmbe..

DsII6trrn. = 6iir De,. $1.1S-
1.22t; ON S6IuB 81 1.2os. Siir ysal
$1.14s-1.16; am S9lub $1.15s.
Safsr. - 5iir Des. 644-66ie;
am G&lub 65ie. Jiir Wlai 64!!-
Csc; ON S6Iub 65e.
Roaesn. - Ro. 2 S1.80-1.S03.
@erfts. - $1.10-1.35.
9imotbp - S5.O0-7.5O.
Rls.. = $2O.0o-26.00.
pDri. = Sir Son. $45.25-45.35;
am S6lub S45.25.
S9mals. - 5iir glop. am SdIub
$27.9o. Cir San. $2442-2465;
am SdluB S2455.
Rippenieiten. - Sir San. $24.05
-24.25; um SdIub $24.17; Siir
Wai $23.65-23s7; ON SaIuB
$23. 3.72.
Butter. - Rnrft uHperdnbtrt.
eisr. - 3ufabr 5,241 2fit.u;
Uldrtt unrsrdnoert.
anrtofisIn. = 3uf,f1r 10 Gdrs;
Rnrfi nnperdnesrt.
GefliesI. - 9ebmoes, Morit ni:'
5dSns 15-19Ari Sprinsfss
1ee.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-17

" - - - fssttS lsf- Ss~il'T
nirtsr Gut aoai $10.55; popoerso
1915; Gubss 500; sranuIirter So
90; gonieetionsrs ,2l1 $3.50; Off
n" $8.60-S.70; psibsr trtra $40
$50; g.ra e. $3.50 pei bunsert
plumb.
WoIaifes. - Warit ifetis. =
Hsn Crl.ahs Open Rettel 55--65I; I;
Centrifugal 40-4Sc per Gaaons.
Rtis. - GItra fnncp 9eab 81
93e; fanep s-eAe; iseonb S.ao =
7ae;; sebrodentr 5.I52e; Japan n
S4e.
Dairp probuits.
Butter. - Warlt ,iemIi5 lsbs
bnfi. prsiis fsit. - MbolsmiIt ytra
46e; gsntraIissb srtra 43Ac; gsniras
liJsb firfts 41Ae: itconbs 3Sss; 1ansp
Doirp 39e; podins Giod 28-32s.
safe. Mnrit fefi; Dbio 26c;
gaprbipsffIiter 26-2Sfc; Rem yori
27as; Sffpsiser 4o-65e; atnburssr
27-27Ae; DO. Bird S2s per pfuno.
Gisr. - Jrifde Gier iino in
prima firits 5iibnsreisr
4se; firfts 47s; oroiudre firFs 3sc;
Isronbs BIC per Dubenb.
GeNHgeI. - Wlarit lfbbnft.
prsiTe itstis. - 8roilsrs spei piuno
unb bnriibtr 20e; 8roiIsrs liz
pfinb 22r: Sabns 16Ae; Siibnrr Isl
-22e; Srutbiibnsr bon S-10 M
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-17
0ietniarft

Cincinnati. 16. ysoo.
3ufubr uno Derianbt fir bi. lsBten
"a Stunb.u, perslicben nit ben oos'
psrsaneeusa pi.r 1asen, fnb ME
folst:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-17
elsariHs essss.ilnixss.

sic un,ass I'm bisjissn Gtesrirsboais
bii<fen ii6 beufe auf u, ,iss24s.
asiai. essEritasa.
Columbia gss unb Ohio 6tats Tel. com.
isarsa tsne In Na6ftsse. ioaf astr mar
Der pgsrit Iaa 1k 2teiis waseH aeoriiit.
yiadpstenbs gsrfauie iiao 80 bssi9in
On su Ssa:.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-17
9dgliAer sysarft. Oeriat.
ginefnnnti 1a Roh

Sis na@fOlssnOen OuOiirunaen te,
;iepen ii9 nur auf engross s1tansais
Ii0nen. gsi fIeinum 0eiAditen luers
ben etlpas t0hey, Nrs;{s h.,s6,,,s.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-30
LOSES BATTERY BUT
KEEPS POLICE AUTO
GOING WITHOUT ONE

Ii isn't likely that any other auto
has oauaIed the performance of the
llaa shine used rs a patrol by the Eaat
Moline police. WHEN it made run
from Thirty-Hrat street and Fifth ave-
nue.. Rock Island 10 the county jail
hack TO East Moline police headQear-
tars and then 10 garage. without aHg
electric connection to provide q spark
to explode the gas i'm the cylinders If
there had not been number Of wit
neases Of the remarkable performance
of fha engine, the story related by Pa
traIman Horace CurttriEbt would eer-
taiuly he reluctantly accepted today.
Gurtfright was enroute 20 the COIN
Is Iail with a prisoner. when suddenly
the storage battery slipped from Its
fasteuiugs and fell 10 the ground. con-
sidorabIy damaged and entirely dis
connected from the car. But the en-
CINE kept right On turning hitting
rcgularIy on all cylinders Curgs-
right picked up the broken battery,
and then began to wonder what was
keeping the engine going. lie con
cIuded that it didn't matter what did
it,. as long as it was running, SO he
drove on TO the jail, delivered his
prisoner, and started back for East
Moline. negotiating che trip without
difficulty.
1t developed later that the fan belt
was slipping and that the engine was
running quite hot, but the perform
auce at that was surprising II is said
today Outright was offered $500 il
he would divulge the secret of operat-
ing gasoline engines without any cleo
trio current, and guarantee the pro
cess. He's studying the problem
Garage men in making repairs had
neglected. it seems. to securely anchor
the batteries.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-30
CHINA IN STATE
OF UNCERTAINTY
Attempt Of General Chang Hsm to Re-
store Monarchy Leaves Country 5n
Fabbly Condition.

Picking. July -. Correspondence OF
tie Associated Press China has
been left in q state OF uncertainty and
suspense BY General Chang Hsuna
abortive attempt 10 restore the mon
areby.
The single advantage gaine8 as re-
suEr OF the struggle the elimination
Of EnaBg HsGns HE has been nen-
ace to the republic for many years
China suffered many satbacEa ln
achieving the elimination OF ,haHE
Hsnn He was undoubtedly trieHa3
and betrayed by tie military governor
who had promised to aid him Bogus
feIear8ms and letters. were used In IN
dueing him to restore the boy emperor
and thus brought about bis own down
faH
But Tuan Chi Jul and otbe military
leaders who worked Chang asun. end
have practically all been known D.
monarehial supporters and are under
suspicion in their efforts to restore the
republic and III their prCtestalionz thar
lhev are genuine Republicans.
Vice President Feng kuo Chang
luow pTesIdentj always has been re-
Earded as monarchlal supporter. Ile
does not enjoy the confidence WI Ting
Fang and other prominent bepubli-
cans whose honesty cannot BE doubted
Consequently General Eeng hu0
Changes assumption of the presidency
would not necessarily insure the rec
oEciliatiou df the d5scordanE element
in south Sh.Ra.
Vigorous effort is being made bT
Tuan Chi Jul and many other leaders
ro induce President il Yuan Flung .o
return to the Office of president. lie.
apparently, IS the only man now Iu
north China whom south China would
accept as president Although III Yuan
Hung displayed his weakness by Eieii-
ina 80 the pressure of the military
leaders AMI dfsbauding parliament
tae south still regards him as Rec
publican and at the present time he Els
taa only compromise candidate for she
presidency that tbe south seems 10 Ha
willing 10 consider.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-30
10000 BUYERS JOIN
FOR LEIPSIG FAIR

Lapsig via London, Aug 3d.. Forty
thousand exhibitors and buyers have
entered the official lists for the aut-
Bmn fair which has begun here. and
tae attendance exceeds that aE peace
time Most 81 the visitors here are
from Austria Hungary. Bulgaria Tur-
key and European neutral coUu tries
The exhibits indicate that light
manufacturing Industries in Germany
continue without interruption and
that the shortage in many raw mater-
faIs has been Offset by newly created
substitutes. War time products and
substitutes for textiles are attracting
the most attention as much ugenut. v
has been displayed ia their manufar-
tHre. Among other features or the eT-
h5hits are new metal composition
used in the manufacturing of light
5ag- Exturf S.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-30
RUSS RAILROADS
CONDITIONS BAD
Complete Ending of Transportation by
November Forecasted Unless
Something is Done,

Moscow. Aug 30-At the third sen
eraI sitting of the national conference,
railway representatives, including H
FroIou Of the engineers alliance, re
ported that there existed a state OF
utter DIFFERENTIATION of Transported
tiou which. unless improved, would
cease completely by November The
representatives gave warning that the
consequences would be terrible both
at homo and on the front and that tho
army might turn on the country and
commit uuexampIed excuses.
The extreme demands of the rail
way workers the speakers said, played
an Important part in this disorgauiza-
ton They called on all those euEae-
ed i'm transport service 20 sacrifice
personal interests for tbQse of the
country,
ST. Grusenberg, speaking as tha rep
resentative of the Jews. said that they
loved their country, Notwithstanding
their unprecedented persecution under
the old regime and had contributed
greatly to the emancipation Of the PEG
pie and the defense against the enemy,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-30
TOO WEAK
TO FIGHT

Tho "Ccuo-back' man WAC really
never d8wn-a1d-out Ills weakened
condition because oe overw0rk. lack or
exercise. improper eating and living
demands stimulation TO satisfy the cry
Cor heaJth-gITing appetite and the
refreshing sleep essential to strength.
GOLD MEDAL HARLEM OH Capsules.
ua National Remedy o2 Holland, VIII
DO the work They arc wonderful
Three NJ these capsules each day win
nut man OH his feet before he knows
Fl. whether his troubles comes from
uric acid poisoning. tire kidneys,
gravel or stone in the bladder st0m-
sch arrangement or other ailments
shat lesaIl Che gFer-zaaIous Ameri-
cen. Don't r-att until you are entirely
down -and-ogt. but toxic them today
Your druggist win gladly refund your
money lf they do not help YOU Ac-
eeDe uo substitutes. Look for the
name GOLD MEDAL ON every box
three sizes They arc tho pure orig
lual, imported EIaarlsl OH Capsules.
-E AdFb
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-30
PEACE OFFER To
RUSS is CINCHED
German Papers Attack Government
0rgan's Denial That Germany
Recently Made Proposal

Copenhagen, Aus 30.-Thc ataae-
meuf that an offer of q separate peace
prouosat was made TO Russia recently
bv the German government is publish
ed FL the socialist newspaper Nor-
yaerts of Berlin II ia brought out tE
the assertion Of Premier bsTenskE oil
Russia in his speech at tre EoscaW
conference that Russia "a little time
ago" replied Indignantly 10 pFopaza
to conclude Il separate peace and taal
a few days ago we Witnessed another
attempt equally base, directed against
our allies Iu this connection, the
senf-oHIcial Norddeutsche Allgereine
Ieiuug is again detected by tue Ger
man press in an attempt 20 throw dust
in the eyes of the world and She Ger
man public by ostenslhIy denying Pro-
fufer Eereuskv's account OF the over
fures 10 Russia and it's allies which IS
characterized as in reality being no
denieI at all. The Tageblatt. the N0r-
waerts and the NosslsShe Zeitung eatt
attention 10 q trick of the semi-o4a-
cial organ in denying oyertures were
made by Chancellor Won BetaulanI1-
HolIweg. whereas NJ. Kerensky did
not mention the former chancellor,
specifying that the proposal 80 Rus
siass allies was made 9 few. days ago
that is. since the retirement OF DIR Won
Bethmann-H0llWe8
The VoTwaerts adds that such an Of
fer was actually made to Russia all
though not by DR.. won Bethmana-
HoIIweg.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-30
SIR GEANT HANLEY TO
GIVE WAR LECTURES

Much interest is being manifested
81 aa lectures On the European war
Hnzah Sergeant Jerry H8uley is To
a..a Sept e and Fit the Moline
theatre. uadar the auspices OF the
ra.rH0He service committee of the
Moline Rotary club Tickets Tor the
ta.He were distributed today The
proceeds sgiIl bee applied 10 fund
u0#-n = ID 1e maintained by the com
mtgaa named Eu taking care of the
needs BIZ EEolue's young men who are
helping Eae government iD its present
.re= STD interesting dld the talk
which Sergeant Haule3 gave before
t.s Rotary CIub last week prove a
F.aa decided 10 have him appear af-rhe
theatre. some FIVE thousand Feet oil
H-u ~ war scenes In the WAT zone
w na shown
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-30
OPERATORS NEEDED
BY WESTERN UNION

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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-30
AUCTIONEERS CLOSE
ANNUAL STATE MEET

Champaign Ill, Aug 30.-The 18TH
annual convention of Illinois Auction
GERS closed yesterday after two
days session, part OF which included
q visit 70 the university buildings and
farms and the county fair
Peoria was chosen as the next meet
ing place. latter part of August. 1918
Offcers were elected as follows.
President S. TAYLOR, Sparta, vice
president. Harley p. Yakel; secretary
treasurer. W. ID. Hamilton. Galesburg;
sergeant at arms, ]. d Davenport,
RoseviIle. chaplain Herscbel Cannon,
Robinson.
DanvilIe. Bloomington and Decatur
were strong bidders for the next con
ventlon.