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SUFFERED twelve
YEARS WITH
STOMACH
Local Lady and Husband Both Took
Taniac' With Excellent
Results.
RECOMMENDS 1T TO EVERYBODY.

My husband has been suffering for
the past twelve years with stomach
trouble and seemed to be getting worse
all the time" said Mrs. A. Gregory. OF
10 22nd Street, Wheeling, ". va.
After Mr.. Gregory had taken five bot
Ties Of Tanlac she said: .
81 have taken Tanlac myself ana
It helped me wonderfully SOL thought
it would do him some good, too. and
since he took five bottles can say
he feels and acts like a new man. He
tried several doctors but none OF them
could do him any good. l can recon-
mend Tanlac to anybody that Is SIM
ilarly troubled"
Yes, Tanlac fixes folks. 1t brings
back the old color to checks and the
sparkle to eyes that lack luster. Folks
comment after you've taken Tanlac
a couple of weeks. It's wonderful all
right. The question is not how much
good will 1t do; the question you must
answer is: How soon you Will start!
The nearest store where II can be
secured is c. H. Griest & Go. (sole
agents for Tanlac here). Phone or
call for a bottle Of Tanlac right now.
It's a dollar and worth ten times that
TO YOU, II troubled like many other
people were who perhaps felt even
worse than you do Aow.
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WAR OR PEACE
PADE CITY:

British blockade, which it declares is
illegal. the memorandum continues:
The principle that neutralS should
enjoy in war times the advantages OF
the freedom of the seas refers only &c
neutral vessels and not 10 neutral par
sons aboard enemy vessels
The reply further contends that bel
ligerents are entitled 70 decide f0l
themselves what measures should be
taken against an enemy in sea traffic
and concludes:
In such cases neutrals have nc
other legitimate interests and there,
fore no other legal claim than h a Il
b%elligerenl inform them in time of i
prohibition directed TO an enemy 50
that they can avoid entrusting their
lives and their goods 10 enemy yes
SnlS"
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No matter What ans .u,. j.. a
gentle, thorough laxative should al
ways be the first treatment given.
If your little one is out-of-sorts, half
sick. ISM resting. eating and acting
naturally-look. Mother! see II tongue
is coated. This is a sure sign that the
little stomach. liver and bowels are
clOgEed with waste. When cross. irri-
table. feverish. stomach sour. breath
bad or has stomach-ache. d%iarrhoea,
sore throat. full OF cold. give a tea
spoonful Of "California Syrup Of Figs
and in q few hours all the cOnstipated
poison, undigested food and sour bile
gently moves OH OF the little bowels
without gripping. and YOU have a we'll.
playful child again.
Mothers can rest easy after giving
this harmless fruit laxative" because
il never fails TO cleanse the little ones
liver and bowels and swceten the stom-
ach, and they dearly love its pleasant
taste. Full directions for babies. chill
dren Of all ages and for grown-upS
printed on each bottle.
Beware OF counterfeit fig syrups. ASK
your druggist for 4 50-cent bottle Of
"California Syrup Of Figs then see
that it is made by the california Fig
Syrup Company
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AUSTRIAN REPLY
CONTINUED from First Page.1

meni 10 the American inquiring
as 10 the position of Austria ungaria
in regard TO unrestricted submarine
warfare. according 10 a Vienna dis
patch to Reuters by way OF Amster-
dam.
The reply declares that neutrals are
responsible for losses they suffer by
entering territory where warlike up-
erations are taking place.
The Austrian memorandum. refer
ing to the note OF the Ancona case,
says that it "Strictly adheres to the
assurance already given
AT the same time, Austria calls at
tention to the Tact that at the time
of the Ancona incident Is stated that
it PRESERVED the right TO bring up
later for discussion difficult interna-
tional questions which arise IN cor-
nection with submarine warfare" The
memorandum then adds: IF the Aus
tro-tiungarian government now re-
fers to this reservation n briefly
discusses the question Of the sinking
Of enemy vessels to which that noJe
refers it is guided BY a desire to show
the American government that now
as heretofore, il strictly adhcres to
the assurance already given and Gu
deavorS. by clearing up that inpor-
tant question because II LuhcneS me
laws OF humanity 10 avoid misundeT-
standing between the monarchy and
the American union.
Neutral Losses JUSTIFIED.
The American mott which was diB-
patched to Vienna on February IS.
asked surcitically whether Austrian
assurances given following the sink
ing Of the Ancona and the Persia had
been nuIlified. The reply says that
whatever attitude the Washington
cabinet may take as 10 individual
questions raised here" the Austro-
hungarian government is Essentially
in accord with lhe American govern
mnnt in regard TO the protection Of
neutrals against endangering their
lives The memorandum then MAIN
tains that neutral subjects have to
bear themselves all losses they suffer
BY entering territory where warllke
operations are taking place
After 4 lengthy discussion of the
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Now They're Explaining.

WASHINGTON. Mar. 6.-Scnal"r%
Vurdnmau. Democrat. al MISSISSIPPI. ana
| Kenyon. l:"puhlicau. ~ Iowa. Two "i ~
twelve senators VIII" did not sign thI
scuu,.. manifesto IN favor "f tho armed
neutrality bill. and "hn we're lhcLu"'"
i'm the rraup referred to hE lFtSld'Hh
I Wilsnn Us IA little group OF Wiltnl men
wIIn had rendered III" country 'hril'I'SS
! and C0ulymrlihIr" h"for" IN" world ~.
! Min inrd to the senate to-day ihal 'l"E
had not been in completely |" prevent "
vote On the hlll. .,,i,u,.
i, ~ his colleague. declared "nlp!allCAl
H. ,hnt President Wilson was rlI;hl ~
his criticism "f L lew senators WI" nIt"
Legislation h% an "TcrWii'iin'hE hi"J".m
,,rrnssihl,. in tn" nation : 'flSlS. an"
! i,nt Whatever might have been th"'f
mniivr. tiIry. ANA Ir'i congress. were r.
! snnusiilr fur the Ini'"d states beng
"h-lplcss and cOn'"mplihI" p'l"F" '"c
world. ;o,
Of personal prIvilcg" /" Statr tha' IL.
did not desire To prevent Il F"tc on '"c
| hin. but w"3lI mol hay" voted 'or H.
"il is not my purpose to make AN en-
nl,urtiun." said senator Nhrdanlait- l
pprnIrr to let my actions and words in,
rtnrnr,.r themselves. But | notice maj
nay name appear as one 81 Wy h,tu
mro,in o.: wtltul men" charged WIN thG
crime II preventing ih" president FRO
gram from hcjng carried n"''
..N1y Cull"uxur says congress mas Some
! rights" %r"j"'n"i Senator W l!lEti,S. ""H,
think one uf Them j. T." ieEisl"tc.. \
minister may IL" rightly used agalnS'
some things. in! when thr honor 81 'h'
nation is M stake. and wli"n II re!I':rH
ih.. yuyrrumcmt Of the init"u SthrS
u lnI,ss and cont, Mpllh!.. as IN" PrcSl-
don, srys. hrfur.. tn. world. II IL MOI cH,
,rls,hIt. NJ r"Il'aGu" Sa|% ne p't"!'Lo'
nnlE sixteen ninut"&--lt - alH" ~
Thai the senator from lS'"itSih~- ar vi,
Jnf'nIl,,I,. did mo- nrc'ipE my time. hi'
" =. ,1. t,.,. ihnt h,. WAS ;lE6llSl IH'
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DORMITORY
At State Normal School
West Liberty, ". Va.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Sealed bids will hc received hy tn:
! State Board OF Control until noon az
! th" Srd day OF April. 1917. at it's officr
in Charleston, w. Va. for tn" doing 81
nil work and furnishing all material
nrcessnrv to complete the building de-
scrlbcd below according t" plans and
specifications prepared by +. t. tnriS'
architect. Wheeling. w. Va. .
Ono pOr1niiOry Of ordinary hrlck ana
wood construction II composition roof.
size 66 #. ~ In. X ISL f.. 10 in. iw"
nurrhes Ii II. 10 in. K 80 II. \ III. ana
one porch S II. i in. X b It. ) IN. Plumb
irg. gas-litting. heating and wiring IN
Guided.
| =, the Office Of tho State Board of Con
troll, Charleston. w. Va. ami Will I've
mailed upon eQucS when sam" Is ac-
companied with check for Sln.r" winch
viii be refunded wh"n plans az" re-
turned accompanied by hid. otherwise
check will In retained.
All bids must he sealed. plainly ad-
dressed 20 the State Board Of Control.
Charleston. W. Va, and marked in Il
,,,nspicuous place III The envelope. "Eid
on West Liberty Dumitory." Bid must
he accompanied by certified check f":'
$500. 90. Checks of unsuccessful bidders
will hc returned when contract IS award
cd. and check Of successful bidder Will
be held until prop" Cuntrn"i and iIuI'!
have been executed. upon ~tailur" ct
bidder TO execute" which. his check will
bn retained by tn" Stat" Beard rf Com
troll 10 cover expense, at r"-HdyrrtiS!mG
and rC-l"ttlnE.
Immediately after contract IL aW"rdru
the successful bidder VIII h" Required
To execute proper contract with guaranty
r0rn plny bond IN Il penalty equal {" one
half tn" amount ui III" contract price.
said bond t. be conditioned for tn" con
struCti0n and completion 81 N" work
rs set forth IN plans and spr"!llca;i"nS,
free Of all claims for labor AMI material.
All bids must be mad" ON farms Med
with tn. specifications. The right is 70
'rs-rvcd H. reject ANY and I'LL bids.
STATE BD.NItD nL' CONTROL.
j. =. LAEIN. President.
charleston. ". Va.
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Fairgrounds Assn Today
Board OF Directors to be Elected anc
OFFICIALS Chosen This After
noon at $3.50.

Th, annual meeting Of the Wheel
iny Playground association Will De
held in the Wheeling Commcrclal as
soclatiun assembly room ms AFTER
noon at $50 o'clock. a board OF o'IrC,
tors will NJ cieCteo. ana olll'lalS anu
y manapcr chosen 70: the ensuing
Preliminary plans will be made az
The meeting 10 open the Fairgrounds
late this spring. as usual.
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GAINS FOR THE "DRYS."

RUTLAND, VI, March 6.-No IL
crnse forces made Il gain OF six towns
on the face Of, incomplete returns re.
ceived here tonight from the city ana
town elections throughout the states.
There was no change in the standing
Of the cities on the license question.
most OF them with the exception OF
Montpelier. remaining in the wet
column. Sixteen TOWNS voted for IL
cense as against twenty-five last year.
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SEATS NOW ON SALE
FOR THE MUSIC MASTER"

The attraction at the Court Theatre.
FriGay and Saturday, will be the world
actor. David Warhcld. who
comes under the direction of David BE
Iasco. appearing in tho cnmcdy-drama,
''Th. Music Master" by Charles Klein.
Both star and play have been appear
ing before capacity audiences at the
Knickrrbockcr Theatre. New York. all
season. As this will b" Mr.. Wari"ldS
last appearance her" in his amous role
Of Anton Won Barwig.. his numerous nd
mirrors will be certain TO witness ms
in1nmrsnnntinn The Music Master" IL
IN three acts. the scenes being laid III
New York nj the present time. The ad-
vance sale Of seats begins this morn
ipr
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la Toilette WILL
GO TO CHARLESTON

CHARLESTON, w. Va, March g.
Despite the resolution adopted by the
Kanawha Medical Society, protesting
against the proposed lecture engage
ment Of Senator La Toilette In this
city Friday next. that statesman Will
appear here as scheduled, under the
auspices of the Y. NJ. {. A.
A stormy meeting was held at the
Y. NJ. G.. 4. to-day. at which efforts
we're made TO cancel the contract, but
it was finally announced that the lee
ture will take place.
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$50 Reward

MIS-. Phi1omena Cerulla or Philomena
Zaccar1o, italian, age II, height 5 feet,
weigat 12o pounds.
Bill De Asto, italian, age %, height S
feet 8 inches, weight l46 pounds;
smooth face, Light brown curly hair.
This couple eloped from here Thurs:
day, March 8, 1917. The above reward
viii be paid for the arrest CT this couple.
Wire any Information to
MIKE CERULLO,
No. 80 Alloy IA
Or THoS. LEYLAND,
Chief Of
Wheeling, w. Va.
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pENITENTlARY eOOKKEEPER
DIES IN THE HOSCll Al

John Homer. II years aid. single,
boukkrrpnr At tn" pcuit"ntiary. Qltu
al 1":1n this morning At The GIennal
hospital following y months illness
Their" from plcuriSy and complications;
His relatives liz" in Pittsburgh and
the body will likely be sent there.
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PASS BILL.

LITTLE I;OrN. Arb. March 1.-THE
Arkansas lI"uS" ~ representatives 10.
dav by 4 vote AZ II Ia = finally passed
the Riggs suffrage bill which gives
women tho right Ia vote in primary
elections. Governor Trough has an
nounced thai he will sign the bill.
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Elk IN DISTRESS.

TACoMs, Wash. March 6.-Tele.
phone ad}lces to the Ledger from
Port Angeles report the United States
transport Pix. which left Seattle Sat
urday forh Manila is in distress $50
miles southwest of'Cape Flattery and
in need f assistance.
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FOR SALE OR RENT

FOR SALE OR RFNT-Farn o. @ acra. situated
nm thu Rayeu.cror. bill road In Unlon district.
Marshall county. VI Va. Inquire Of c. ". Nc
80. n n . to.bs.IIpr mr.3-
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SENATE RULES
Continued from First. Page.)

senator who speaks. No dilatory
motions shall be in order aud all
points of order and appeals from
the decision OF the chair shall be
decided without debate"
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ANIMAL MEETING

The annual meeLas;s Of the Wheeling Playground
association Will be l.eld Wednesday. March :. 1917.
At 2:30 O'Clock p. g.. in the Wheeling Conne'ciat
association rooms feS the purpose Of electinf officers
and tr.n,ac,inS othtt bustncsi- AL Contributors 70
the association are .Ed to attend.
MRS. e. Il. HUBBARD. President
JO1lNs LLACE Secretary.
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FOB RENT


FOR REHT-coRH8a STORE ROOM MAIN AND
TENTH STREETS. IuRMEaLT Lo6Ah's CORNER
500. ALSO NINE :ARGE FlaE PROOF S1oRE
ROOMS, LOWER end UPPER FLOORS, IN
HAWLEY BuILpIHn'
JANIS L. HAWLEY.
IossE,s MAIN STREET.
o ~
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WANTED-Female Help

WANTED-A good Eirtt for cooking and 70 help with
housework. no rashfAf. rood wages. lat GIRL Vas
With N. eight years. Asst give good raerenee- APP
ply to Mrs. A. c. Ht<1man. 1914 Brownnlls Road.
Carr!ck. Pittsburgh. Pa mr~Sl
WkNIED-TypeHriter .&-rstos and pen Iddetsers-
A few moro lady ty.tts and good Eritfrs can ~
cure positions In or Addressing Department II
speedy. accurate and ftllina- Apply Immediately.
The SeuralSyllne Com my. IS Nineteenth Street.
nr-I-N.
WANTED-GIrs for lInt- clean factory vo't. WhAl-
ing Can Co.. Forty seventh and Eon ':.se1.
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The Republicans
r.u+,,,+v Hill up Again.

WASHINGTON. March 6.-Senat"T
rnEre or Massachusetts. re-tnirnduC"d
in rho Senate today the armed neutrality
bin which failed OF passage sunday.
When he asked its Preferences to tho
foreign relations committee. Senator
7-homas Of Colorado. mad" the point NJ
order that Congress was NOT IN session
which the vice president, Marshall suS-
tanned. ~
The vice president ruled that conatl-
tutinnallv tho senate could not conSlGcr
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GENERAL NOTICE.

FOR RENT-5 roomt, bath. wtlomet. 18th st.. mod
ern. Frank Realtyse Co.. 1905 Main b. .mr-s-n
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FOR SALE b.drnSfa suite. l hall r.ct. Morris
chair. CO.. 81 Norsi Front st.. Island. mr-e-n
FOR sALE-Fire .liE1 'drauxnt horses. mares. full
sisters: black: 1 As 3 years old Also Two bay
horses. brother and Ulster. J. a. Gnrhlly. four
miles east OF Elm Gore. mIf5-m
LOT FOR sAIE-B3Gfy TO Yori1ine mills: 80 feet
front: price $3.50: 5 E ,costase. 4 - round. plenty
fruit and water. pH.E 100: eIy terms. Address
Box 1873. Tiitonrille. %. mr.3-m
FOR SAIE-Prcsh CO +. J. n. Bell. Bell phone 'lso
Rims il. - fN-n
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WANTsD--Pos1tio
FGk SALE

WAETEo-Poduon ~ steeple hck or stack Ettntet.
Phone Nat. lo4s-M-:.Al high }sorks done AF.'-t
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-14

+ see something was ~ ,ng. I coa1dn.
help seeing It,"
''FFrouE7f she said what liEas''
/ "Tou changed; zou didn't look tbs
same. Eou were eli strung u8 and ez
cited and hdgetys y0u got to looking
/ peakad and run down Now then. .L.ara
! horn had been going with rs gaaE
while. but noticed G1at not lone ara
! you got to picking ON hlm about every
little thing me did: you ger 80 quarrel
ing with him when was there and
when Z wasn't. could see you'd been
GuaTelfng whenever 7 came ia and he
was here.
t'Do you object 20 thate' asked
sibyl. breathing quickly
'-Eea--wlen 1t Injuries NY z7iFasa
heaithsH he returned with q auscE rfFs
Of bis eyes 70 hera- "E0u began to rln
down Just about she time zen began
failing out with him." BE stepped
close re her. "See here. SlbvE Iu go
Ing 10 EngFv what # meals'
ooh. You ares' she snapped. .Taaf
F8s what ycu were going 40 say the
other day. Yes What else have ygu
to say 1onIzUtE"
Tonight" BE replied with eriu
sv-3ftness, "I want to know why yog
keep telephonfue bim you want to see
him since he stopped coming here
She made long. low sound OF com
prebension before she said and what
else did Edith want you 10 ask meF
Il want 90 know what you say over
the telephone TO Lauhoru." he said.
dercaiF.
Els that a]l Edith told you to ask
me- You saw her when sou stopped
in Ebere on your way home this eve
you then what 7 said over The teie-
phone TO 2Ir Lamhorn9"
NO. she didn'tg. he vocfferated- bis
voice growing louder. "she said. Voc
tell your wife 70 stop feIephopiag Rob
ert Lamh0rn TO come and see her, be
cause he isn't going to do it, That's
what she said! And I want 60 know
what 1t means intend"
maid appeared at the lower end Of
the hail. Dinner is ready" she said.
and. giving the troubled pair one
glance, went demurely into the dining
room Roscoe disregarded the inter
ruptiou.
81 intend TO know exactly what has
been going on. he declared. FL mean
TO know just what
s1byI jumped up. almost touching
him. standing face TO face with him.
ooh, you do she cried. shrilly. .You
mean TO know just what's what. do
you: You listen 10 your sister inslnu-
ating ugly things about your wife. and
then you come home making a scene
before the servants and huuiliatn1
me in their presence. DO you suppose .
that Irish girl didn't hear every word
you said7 You go in there and eat your .
dinner alonet Go ont so and eat your F..
dinner alone-because / won't eat with /
you"
And she broke away from the detain- +
ing grasp he sought 10 fasteu upon +
her. ana dashed up the stairway. pant +
ing He heard the door of her room +
slam overhead, and the sharp click Of /
the key "a the lock
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-14
Continued next Saturday,
DEW0CRATIC C0NEENTL0N -.

4 mass convention Of democrz ric
voters Of Rock Island township is
hereby called for Fridav evening.
March IS. at 3 o'clock at .he upstairs
room at Turner hail. for the purpose
of selecting candidates AS follows.
FIVE assistant SUPERVISOR. two year
term five justices of the peace. four
year term. and I've corstab1es. four
year term 20 he voted on at the town
ship election April 3. and For the
transaction of such other business as
may properly come be ore che meet
ing
T. A. FENDER. Chairman.
NEARN L. EEE Sarretar.-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-14

. Want % N0o" WnaE SoU say 0gaF
tn8 Telephone TO Lamhorn."
many people do T don't say It wasn't
my fault was up early and down ia
work all day. ana I'd come home tired
at night and went 10 go to bed soon SIS
I'd got the paper read-unIess there
was some good musical show in town
Well you seemed a1l right until here
lately. the last month or so. / began tc
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-14
- ARF NOW DE-.

Real estate and personal You will
get better service by calling now than
If you wait till March ard the last min
ute rush. Tax collector has Offices in
the State Bank building. You are re-
auested 20 pay your taxes nov SO as
20 relieve the congestion later on.
WALDO SCHNEIDER, Collector.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-14

FeIoedy n nearly al forms q IadIEes-
ton as well as for nervous. rundown
conditions. The manufacturers have
such great confidence IN naxated trou
nat they Offer % forfeit 81 90 90 rs Hrr
charitable institution K they cannot
take any man or woman under 60 vgho
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-14

hc5enr ia Iron. II you
are not strong or
we'll you owe it 80
yourself 10 make the
following test sea
how long you cam
work or how far YOU
can walk without be-
coming tired. Next.
take two 5-srain tab
lets OF ordinary nux -
area iron three times
per day after mca1s
for two weeks. Then
test your strenE IA
again, and SEES how
much sou have gain
ed i have seen dog
ems OF nervous rIu-
down p 80 pie who
We're aiGinz ali the
-Fr7. a--.t-4 =.
= ga
i eng N ana enauF-
ancs and entirely rid
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-14

b.
T .Fertrees, cordially, hearing the sound
/ of cheerful voice ont or the darkness
+ beyond the approaching glare Of auto
4 mobile headlights. "Dot There's Mary
now, and She
But sibyI was halfway across the
/ street mo, tbauk7'r she called. sL
+ hope she WON'T miss fAr Dlanors And
she ran into her own house and
plunged headEonE upon q leather dfvan
ln the hail. boiling her handkerchief
over heg mouth.
The noise Of ner fumuizuCus entrance
was evidently startling, For there fol-
lowed the crash Of e decaoter upon the
6oor 0r the dining room. and, after
rumble Of tudistiuct profanity, Roscoe
came forth, holding 8 dripping napkin
l1 his hand
whats your szcltementff he de-
nanded. what do you ara 10 go into
Mysteries oger2 Another death in the
fauUge"
"Oa. It's r1uuv.7 she eaas6.
Those ola fr0stbitten peoples b guess
they're getting theLr eomeunauce."
Lying prone. she elevated har reer Eu
the aIE clapp.ng her heels together ra-
pe8tadIv. in au ecstasy.
Come thr0uga come zr,-7r--a, frs
SAID her husband .~7e=s- s.rz-.s+ wan
been ur toqe
sszrae" she e~ia= z~---f-.- z,g re.t
and zurarfna around s.. e.es rlr,
a<o-hfnr Tt,s rbarr Those z-e-z-sazsss-,
she wiped her ewes s.--rar,ra ass IL
sell their nfara-r
awen. what aff tea
"Taat Mrs. F-ftea-zrv #-.- -~e a4f
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-14

Cling from Holland 10 Germany. The
minister OF justice told the members
Of parliament about them during g dis
cussion Of bill TO check smuggling by
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-14

opinion Of Doctor Howard James, late Of United States
Public Health Service who has prescribed and thor
oughy tested 5az4ted Irou in his own private practice
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-14
To rmer u. s. Senator Mason
Pioneer Food Delivery System
Rural Free Delivery System


Obtain renewed po7idoa
illinois
The results he Obtained taking Nuza
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-14

exercising O strictar guard OF the from.
tier
All the news ala the time-The Argus.