davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-15
aBieni Immipaaffm.
(Satfoa mime numeroon.)

@p1ilemiien fpptG iiin6 oIifin. &pIG
ban rGGtdlimestari GiIIen toiin fauli
forapillam pbtG ia toista, mitta ip.
bGmeen iaaffa faarnaaian ianat Ell
mot pGGsieet, iilla ie oil aipon liian
t1pnnd mllita a~iioita. ga fun rolt-
pa Sillen iolloinfin ianoi: "Sli ib-
meen faunis iaorna'', min banen mie
beniG u5eimmiten mastdii: "&plld,
mltta liian pitfi main" Silloin
rolapa Sillen maifeni. Sdn oil fdp-
nptfin paiteliaammafii miestGdn fob
taon - t1mG eli olllt enGG fanra fuin
iilloin ,iolloin be elapGt omnelliiina
pieneSid, altrinfoiIesia tdlosIa, ioSla
OFF apiberiGfii maalatiit affunalnafnt
ia iosia flfat ttoffuiapot ia linnilt
Ialilesfelipat Sc eiapdt pmtmdrta-
meet errGd toiiiaan, 1lto fafii, iotfa
ferram olhpat pmmdrtaneet toiienia
min bptpin.
@ptfin rolltpa Silen istui waiti
miebenIG tpipoteen apieresiG. San o.
Iiii fpllG oIanmlt laitf lia monta lpod-
mellistG Iobblltlifien ianaa, mattta
bGn pelfGii MT, futen min mortta Ter
toa enrterL faatpania fultlla: "2apii.
IinG ct pmmGrrG minta'', ia lentab-
6en bGn oil moiti. Sotta olifin, et'
teitpGt be pmmGrtdneet toiiiaan. Wtit
ia 1ilittGeslG Gn fGbellGan miebenld
biilfiia roilipa Sinen plrblii ipoames-
lGGn bGnen fansiaan, iofa bptpin bdn'
tG pmmGrii, 1Gnen fansIuan iofa o.
ioa lipooa fGriimpfiiin lobtia ia teb'
oG iGlleen ebeGfii iGrfpneer, iofa etiii
harboantuneita, ottaa iGlleen bot
waonia Iiropiineet ia elGbpttGd maip-
neitG.
&GGtGlimestari Sillen oil ranboit'
trnut. tSGn eli oinofoon enaa tpoite.
roinut ,bGn main buofaili. San funt-
Ii ompelufoneitten rGminGn, ban oil
n6fepinGGn faiffi fauniit plttput, iot'
ia bGnen tpomiestenia npt tdptpi pt'
i'm mulmistaa. &uinfoban be oloi'
iipot ilman bGnen opltaan ia tteitipo-
aon? 81 bGnen tGptpi pGGstd ploS
wolhpomaan ia iobtomaan tpotd =
tGntpi ? = Natta, oil toinen "tGDtDi'
ia ie fultlli: '@aata bilioa al
man biliaa - fintii miiftoal' $50
bemmGst1fin ibminen moi i1rfenIc
menettGGl
Sent rGGt1limestari Sillen fatiabti
enIimGiien ferran lempeGan mai'
moonia ia nGfi, ettd tdmGn iilmat o.
litpot ~fppneleitG tilltpillaan. Slime
ne naiiet itfepGtl" a%iatteli ban fGGrl'
tGen pois pGGnid. Weitta moista t.
niiistG, fppneleiiistd iilmistd ban e
moinutfaon pGGstG erilleen pGGtGnic
fG6ntGmGllG pGimpastoin bdn m1tisti
npt, filinfa bGren ipaimonia pari
miiffoo iitten oil fatlonltt bdneen iaii'
ri ianaIla tatpaIla . "Sreorif', oil
9oora iiIloin ianoniit, "nptbdn t.
nltlld Ell ole 0plerltdat artdd Sumd'
Iolleii, mlltta on tiiletpa aifa, iolloir
iinun tGptpp firunnella bantd, fun
bGrt tdbtoo iinnlle pliblia. ad unob-
ba, ettG fabta aiioa on mobootar
myGttGG: titomiota ia iionfaitfiiuiit'
to-"
Iiin bGren tpaimonia oil ianofit,
ia maitfa ban ei olut f~itltletpiraatt-
fam Min bGn of fiiitenfin fiiillnt
nito lanai ia miisti ne mpostitt.
Sitousti tpierihpGt trnnit, ia Tito III
Ii. 2apiet mer1itpdt nitfflimaarl, oio'
neltpoien rGrninG fotitfitpiG paSten
tGhpi IBID biIiaiiemmofii ontpelitfo'
neetfin Iaiapnt 10 olla raitbssia. VICE
ne miffirmoar, eitffoienil' ionoi Sill
lem tarttuen tpoimonIa fdteen -
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-15

iele ~otiaIeen.
TpbGl Ipbdl Ipbdl IpbG on
ie betfi, iolloin ~Srmala on lGbellG.
Sit6 rGGtdlimestari Sillen eli wieId
tGn6 BOND pmmGrt1npt - aatpisti
main. San tunii p~opesiaan dGnerL
iota bdn eli moinitt paimentaa lanai.
la taapoir, fitn bGn iai paimonIa moi.
fenemaan. "TasiG olen nina el1tpd
Sumala, iinun Serraiil" SiinG of
tGmGn BON ialaiiuiis.
SGtG eniimGista pittGG potd ieltra-
II pGima, ia pdipdd taaien 20. &uin-
ia bitoasti aifa apieril Sospa r16td-
limestari eli oliii aIusia min ollut
fariimdton, ettG lapiet alfoihpat pelG.
I'd iairasta iiaGnidl 9oora roittpa
fGiitti fpIlG, etta "onnettomlils" Ell
ollllt mifGGn onnettomiuis MOAN mos
taiis bGnen SimalaltaarL mastaiis,
iofa flniliii: "WtinG olen f1trilIut Il.
nun rufoufieii ia nabnpt iinlin fpp-
neleeii." Meitta i~ittenfin oil tlto ai-
ia bGnellefin rasfasta. @GbiteQen
rGGtGIimestari fGtpi fuitenfin ral1bal.
~liiemmafii ia bdnen tpaimomia bao.
mali bGnen fatlotpaan bdneen Dstd.
mGlliiesti, iiirltlliiesti. Sdn Ell mpos.
fGGn molittamit enGd aifanla pitlat.
ia eifG torltnut moimoaan iiita, eta
tGmG iGtti bGnet liian uiein pfiin.
"ystGpGni'', ianoi rGGtGlimestari
erGGnG pGilpGnG, "nGin piime BOND
unta titosta pienestd talosta, josie o.
Ii piberiGfii m%aolatut offltnaluiifut.
M~iatteletfo linG enGG milloinfaan H.
TIC"
Ooora roltlpa npoffGii. "Si. TITO
rofas, piffu talol'
"@oitfo ianoa minltlle, mistd lc
iobtui, ettG me olimme iiiben oifaon
min onnelliiio," fplpi rGGtGlinlestari
eoellen. "Wt1istnn fpIG, fuinfa nil
nitlla iiiben aifaan of alma tapana
lmtloa ia bprGiud tp0td t~ebbcsiani.
SitG nina en- NIT motif, liiGii ban iu-
rllliiena.
"Niin, niin!' mponii 9oora ron.
wa. "NainG muistan mposfin, mifG
iinun Qempilouluii OIL" =
'So6ellofo, muiStotfo ien2"
"&plld, le oil"
Sont' on tlirtpa Slmalasia,
turtpoSia on ~paremmasia;
fuin on tGbti taifpabana,
lintit entor iiitpen ala .
"SGn, Sierra SSltmala, of mei6dn
pieren fotimme altrinfo = meioGll
onnemnte lalaifltis."
Sitten Oooro maifeni, ia bGnen
miebeniG mposfin oil paiti moater
lilmGt ltmmesIa ia fG6et ristisid.
"MfinG olen Sierra ,iinrn SSltnala.
Il. &lfoon i%inulla olfo m1iita iuma-
liza, eli minun eoellGni = eifd mintut
o9ellani. 81 mita1n mltita iuntalto
-" fuisfaii iairas ipib6oin p,toli'
GGneert. SilIoin Soora oil fuullut
tarpeefii. San nouii bilioa ia meni
oman pieneen famariinia. Sdn
tieii, ettG b1nen miebenid t%arfpitii npt
ollo pfiin, pfiin Sitmalan fansid.
81 fellGGr ole oifelitta fcbottaa to-
man ppbGn betfen tper9oa, betfen, iol
loin Sitmola pitbui iieliin fonsio
monbursfau6esta ia tltomiosto, or
mosta ia lalapeiioesta
2SGfGrin mG1rGdmGi full: piitfco
%wenpiipGt fdbbefiofii. Snurt cia lii
f~etuttatpista oil wdipnpt ooot.ami'
ieen ia baioontinilt cri taboille. Miit
ia mibooin foitti p1ip,i ,iolloit rod
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-15
oehtiiSr,ui, Minn.

2aiiontoino IL p. maolisf. on fris.
tiGIiien @aoriioieilran fofoiis firfos-
IA. @ppodn ieiiran idienid ia miiito-
fin fonioIoifio i%oupiruoan. 2ofcuS
oIfoo Ito 8 iu.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-08
Dieguez %salio......
CYiene de Ia Ia. PEg)

poblaciones americans para 50 So
tsniniento.
Asegur5, tanlbien, que n sicuaitn
nilitar seria c~ontrolada mur Pronto,
pu~s Que Il campaha e~mprend:da
contra los revolucionalios en los Es-
tados de IA HSnrera rnarchaba sc5re
bases seeuras ; firnes y que haha
vsnido hasra Nueyo LAREDO 0 e
ohisto de oarss cuenEa personatmen-
ts de- Ia situacion y poner renedio =
malestar. "donde quiera Que % hu-
here"
Gsneralmente Sc opina aQd que
Dieguez 10 podra llevar q cabo una
campaia efeetiva contra los rev0lH-
cionarios, deade q momenro en- que
Ia sxtendido demasiado 81 campo de-
acci0n. Con efscto. Diteusz tiene 1
ST. cargo Ia direction de campana Ell
los eiguientes EstaGos: Tamaulipas,
Nueyo Leon, San Luis POtosi, Qua
uajuato, JaliSco, y regioRes de Vera,
! cruz, Michoacan e Hi3algo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-08
Tirs0 Banda.
(Viene d. la LAP

obtener 81 de.srfo en- 10 relstivo 81
deito en que Sc Is juzsata compro-
mstido, 10 cual Sc consisuio, Y, en-
seguida, Sc procsdi5 q c~onsssair que
81 reclamation de exception Pare al
servicio, Q SER ciudadano m~eHcano,
Ecera soLaItiGa por e. Board local. re-
clamRci6n NJ 9~ressutaaa oPorsua-
mente, por isnorancia de Is ley.
Da6o o. antsce6ente de "a nuerte
del Sheriff. Sc juzgaba difieil cue e.
c~onsejo local de Live Oak adnirisra
d tar6ia reclamation, que, sin en-
barge, acaba de ser contestants favo-
r~ablenente.
Tirso Banda eNceptnado.
Aver por n nahana. 81 Consulate
Mexicano recibi6. del consejo tantas
veces citado de- Live Oak, respuesta
:. Ia reclamation de ~eycepci6n de Ban
da, por ser ciudadaRo mencano, en-
Ia cnal es aceptada de plano, que
dando por 10 tanto, e. reclamante, er
absolute hhertad.
Solo Sc espera que ell Department
TO de Guerra cora los rramites del
case, para que Banda regrese o su
casa.
Las demas causas.
Otras causas de exception por el
misno motivo hay p~endientes, J Sc
espera cue prUnto Queden resueltas
tan acknowledgements como Ia de Ban
da, : otras de que henos dado cueH-
"a.
\ todos los e0ceptuados, Sc les Ia
ha abonado SD haber Integro por los
dias &c servicio ca q ejercito : Sc les
Ia Gado el dinero sufic:ente para los
gastos del viaje de reereso al lugar
de 81 Residential.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-08
INCENCLAN 7 RoBAN UNA
Niene de il la

Ia prinera Doblaci6n atacada po-
'os yaqGis ha sido a de Espsranza.
agar s!t1ado como q seterta mSlIa,
Il SIR de Gaaymas. Los indio. "a to
maron despuss de bHeye combate en-
81 que derrota-on completanente a
Sus pocos Gefensoces. Una vez en- PC
session de ella. Sc dedicaron al sa-
queo y q Ia comisi6a de sus acostum
brados desmanes.
Segln mensajes recibidos aqui, los
~asaltantes incendiaron y robaron IA
o&sina Y ia Iiendx de "a Richard
C~oA.I-Deei6n Co., I~n2oYJaEss rsxo-
eiss:dR aHeYtcars ahf e.mblseida, v
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-08
LAS MUJEREs GUANAJUATEN.
Viene de L. Ia. Pag)

del hamb!e. que no las suei:a n III
monento one 'es ocupa toda 81
a;encion, TODD So tempo toda 81
ViGa......?
Ademas. para que Il fanosa ley
pld!era Ser enteRdida siQaiera, Sc
necesitaria que nu5'e-a fcninismo ten
Mexico. y puedo asegurar'e : listed
cue ri de oidas conocen "a pa!abrita
el diez por ciento d. las nujeres
meXic2nas.
Nod vota-a.
-Asi es que listed, cree,-le pre-
E2Htamos-de qae TO iran o hacer
uso en- los conicios. de 81 flanante
derecho. las muieoes qcaNajuete7ses?
-Est"y see1ra de elo. dc coe
49, re-1i1o e. tiem7o lastimosanen-
te mis- p~aisanas lac s~ufrnsistas = mis-
paisanOs los Legislatures, porque, 40
lanente las que han hecho eanaana
) aspnas u4S Gre sA@G ehkGaGas
3cg &c Do<iciGa "oficia" de los misnl
bros De- 81 familia t4ndraa que pc
ncrse = n a'tura de las nuevas cir
c~'-stGncias co2currendo 3 los conf
cos.
Po-o 20 pasaran lie unas e2antas
@ocenas cr1a'o rs;si 7 para "a in
~orsa navoris de las mujeree qua
.@aimcte7se5 Eara los miss de "eia-
6cdaaes" roseedoras del Rrvilsxio
de que scaeo no teneo notcia toAa-
has pr6Xuras e'$eisnss pzsax&a
;~"aGver1da.. como han pa-ado todas
- o7e h,n o<Vrride d<~ds CUE ssas
seeorss vaSasoH 81 &usse-"
Tsl - "a op:ni5u ers ssbrs hs
-i", DE- de-echo 6 vs&r Do Es
muje-es suanhjuatenses eiene una
t"ma nacida 81 a popuiosa capital
de mo de los que en- otros tismpoa,
ezra de 'os mas risoa Rsisaas &c
~Testra Rspdhhsa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-08
CALEVDAnIO TRINER DE IL
SALUD

Mas hermozo cue los anteriOres, es
ahora e. nuevo Calendario Triner de
apred, para 1918. Una arrogante
alegoria de Ia Diosa de la Salud. con
i~ngredientes vegetables de los rene
dos &c Triner en- 81 regazo. forma e!
centre. ' cinco in-teresantes pinturas
hist6ricas iluscran IA evoluc;6n de los
remedies, : dos v;stas mas, ponea &c
manifesto el moderno eQui0o de.
1aboratoric Quimico de Triner. Man
de 10c. para cuorir los gas10s de CO.
rrso. Jos. Traer, Manufactured del
Elixir Americana de Vino Amargo de
Timer ' orros remedies, 1333-l343
6. Ashland Ave. Chicago. IL.
lAdr.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-08

10 Cnisno hicieron con orra casa lie
'omcrcio americana tanbien.
No Sc sabe hasta estos morneneos
suerte hayan cor-ido trsinsa a.
nericanos que vivian en- l. plaza to-
mazda por los yaquis = en- sus eerca-
Mas.
Estas notiGtas san eSlsa5s sxasa-
c.on, pues cue en- Il eonarca donde
log yaquis eperan kxy ERan 4nRasrs
de anseytSapoS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-08
CURI0SiDADES.

Solamente IN matr!monio de rada
aaiisz nil lieea . celebrar las bodas de
orc.
Sc dice que dos personals que jusa-
ran a aiedrez diez horas d~iarias,
barbarian llS millones de anos en-
agotar las combinaciones posibleS Gcl
citado juego.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-08
SE TRAIT Of ENiih2 .
Vfeue de IT, "a. Pae)

T6cesa que Il association lie CANA
deros DEF suToesge ha ge;uelto ira
tar 81 asuuto 81 "a e~onrnnciGn na-
ci0nai de gan,deros americanos CUE
Sc eTeeraara su Salt Lake City l
mediados del pr5X.,4o mes ', en- Ia
cual estara repressntada Il referida
asociacion por medic De deieeados
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-08

.ieL;damerte autorizados. Estos de-
!.2e.dos haran ver ante Ia asambIaa
10 necesario Due IS e. Cue Sc obten-
gan algunaS reformas : las leyeS
ryistentes : fin de- que Sc pueda ha-
Ger una inspection mas sfiea2 del
sanado y de los cueros y pieles Pro
crlentes de Mexico. que entran
este pais Dor Ell Paso Y otros puer-
tos fronteri2os.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-08
SCI PREeENTO EN- SU CASA
Niene de Ia 6a.)

del tempo y::aiaadd alredeor del
mnnde. hasta que Sc radios en- Fran
cia hace varios meses. Ali NO 10
l!egada del general Pershing y de ias
tropas americanas y. entonces lie Ell
craron deseos de yer 4 81 familA.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-08
EXTRA EXTRA
Sc VINO LA GUERRA

! sSve ;rlaSrOplv Ir ofTrcs 3. sac s.'
Z o~portunldaG que So ID prescribed" ar
( yer las sFaateS ysSi3S q tI~ilG"iS Va
{ los s,ObUs, baI3llaS Cartt!n.as. "''I.r
! ~ E"In-e> - -Ul : ~ /, ina ! - o.
Il :alIss ! Eran d!siaRri3 las vera 'o'
i sanaco. In marayillosU ) eXcsirate
z sus pro1!oS CiOS. R~GGCGcr0s. H-re1Ia.
s dos: us:edes 10 DeCesl;aH para yer 81
= .rstrumen'O pCT tan 6.o preClo. De-
Z oer!aa pGseeTlo los u0mDreS. EuIerS
= ulnu, E>ie i"!rSCupiU Or ; >sCcfpu'-
\ ,Ie >nIr ~ 80. TieIc 80 p~Ul.7ftS ~
n -rn,ills. trrratu iGIjv DnCr uul
.s,!a~ lenfP> cldTuS az rIreirEie r+
y tuad TIhyS Ge brCarS pUlldU ""G j."
uyI-Tla> lrrtrl ,uTlS para los rNlTs
y rm- - "~tvitri n brdluuIrf iiTeCrin
9 lpur 81 g ! +, renISvOS para porte p
q lslo boy. pueS solo v"nGer~m"S t"s
\ --tr yrrCIu oaiO
FISH EItsH L co. BepA. rs
CiiItAGD. III
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-08
Dgbea est2T IiSi0S...
Giene de Is Ia. Pag)

! Cfiene de Is Ia. Pag)
miento para 81 servici0 miiitar, pue;,
seedn las ueimas disposiciones del
Departamenro de Ia Guerra. los nue.
We millones y medic Ge reglstradoS
cue no fueroa llanados en- e. primer
raclutan:erto. deben apres1arse a.
servic;o mili-ar dentro de POGO tieu-
DO. 0 alegar oS excepciona3os que
para clio los inposibilitan.
Asi pues, rodos los regisrrados sin
exception. selIn lla1ados 81 este
mes. CT "a misna lorna en- que 10
fueron los quinientos nil homhres
QUE resu ia o. desigRados IN Il
primer sorreo.
Los Qle tengan reclanaciones de
exception que p~resentar deberan ha-
cerlo. pues, sin ptrdida dc tempo.
No hab=a excusas.
Las c.taciones. segUE hemoS Gicho,
Sc haran por eo-geo, en- porcioneS
de un ciuco por ciento del total, q
oartic del Ola ounce de Diciembre,
go- los consoles locales.
Una veg enviados los cuesrionarios,
=! ConSeio dara por hecho que el!os
legaroa . poder de los destinataroS,
puesto one han sido remitidoS q las
, direccioneS que conStan en- los hhEos
del regisr.o de JUNO.
+, QuieneS hayan mudado lie dorli-
clio sin dar ayiso Il 10 Oficina ell
que Sc r~egiStrar0n, deberan acudr
Z solicitar 4 ella sas c~uesnonarlos. 0
da- con anticipation q eSta fecha.
! not;cia de 81 nueva direction. por
cuanto one e. no haberlos recioIoo
no poGra ser aIegado omo excuse
para 10 contestar'o nj ~presentaEse
en- ia forma y tempo debidas.
Las reclanaciones.
Aver. uno de nuestros reporters
sc acerc5 al consul de Mexico en-
San Antonio, 81 Belt-an. con 81 in
De inqu:rir &c q 10 que = los mexi-
canes regisEradoS competia haces
en- este case, ', el dicho funcionario
io manifesto 10 siguientc:
-Q3c 1odcs 'os meXicanos. de-
A;en a~p,esurarse estar en- possession
% ;os paroles que les acreditaraR
COMO tales, es decir, de su marrjcu'a
De c:u6adania, adQuirida en- ell dicho
e~onsllado, para qle pudieran JUST,
car su exception.
Que n prcseatar su reclamation
ARA II exception del servicio mill.
tar obfgecor:o en- Estatos Ua'dos.
1ehian hacer,o ALFGANDO SIM
PTTTTNTE So CONDICION De
NEXTCANOS, pues que clio coasei-
tuia motive Legal saiic;ente sin que
hubiese necesidad de echar mano de
ntngu2 otro de los senalados en- e.
decreto respective.
III Il RcDabhca 3H-vco1S. = TX
Consul IN New York. Sr. Burns de-
caro- que los mexicanos que en- este
pals habian sido eXceptuados del ser
vco. 10 dehian q sus defectos fisi-
COS, 10 cual. segin {! misno Sr. Bel
tran. es abSoIatamente false. mes
me todos han cuedado lihres del SCI
vicio, contorme q n ley. debido 80
10 a 81 condic:6n de ciudadanos ne
TieaRcs.
ESQ Is pue-, ~.olamente, 10 que
los msIeanos regisrra6os deben
alegar :. este case, a~eonpa6an5o z
tn reeanssi6n los doeuntsts. p Q
"a soySss.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-03
BUSINESS FIRMS
| MAY Be LICENSED.
Recommendation to Be Made BIZ Com.
nittee OF East Moline
Council.

At this evenings session OF the Eas.
Moline city council the special COM
mittee which has been investigating
the question of increasing the pay OF
city employees will present its report
recommending general advances in
pay and also proposing, as a means
of meeting the increased expenses,
the licensing of several businesses not
now under city control. It is UNDER
stood the committee will urge that
junk dealers be required to pay a Ii
cense fee of 500 year and that
license for restaurants and coffee
houses be required. Other lines OF
business, it is said, will be mentioned
In the recommendations.
1t is understood the committee rec
oulmends fixing the pay of the street
commissioner at 500. of the chief OF
the fire department and chief of the
police department at sos, and Of fire.
men aud police officers at S95, and
materially increasing the pay of em-
ployes of the other departments.
1t is expected that the ordinances
for increases in salaries will be adopt
ed, The council is practically COM
mitted TO the proposition of raising
wages, having directed the commit
tee, by unanimous vote, to prepare
such ordinances.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-03
LETTER CARRIERS
MAY HAVE A UNION
Employees 81 Moline POstOffice Hold
Ing Referendum on Question Of
Joining Labor Movement.

Mail carriers IN Moline are taking a
secret referendum on the adyisability
1f becoming affiliated with the Amer
Jean Federation Of Labor, as the re-
suit Of a conference held last week,
40 which time the matter was fully
considered. IL is expected the result
OF the vote will not be announced una
an the latter part Of the month
Nor some time il is said that many
OF Moline's so mail carriers have been
aglating the plan OF forming a union
and becoming q part of the labor
movement. This has been induced by
a desire for better wages.
Most Of the carriers are strongly in
favor OF the Madden bill now pending
before congress, which calls for a
boost Of $3.50 a year for the men,
Their present pay ranges from $500
80 $1,000 a year. Some Of the Plow
city postal men do not believe that
the increase provided for in the bill
is large enough.
Plans for the formation Of a tri-
city association Of mail carriers are
also being pushed. and a committee
was named TO take up the proposition
with Rock Island and Davenport.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-03
WAR Certificate
PLAN is POPULAR
Herbert Heimbeck is First Plow City
Purchaser Of Savings Stamps
Now Being Sold.

To Herbert Heimbeck. $40 Sixth
street, Moline. goes the honor Of being
the first Moliner to purchase war
savings certificate. The new plan of
the government to encourage the peo-
pie 20 save $S2.000000 annually
through small amounts became opera
tive today. Purchases can be made at
the postofice or any OF the sub-sta-
tions, and those who were unable to
buy Liberty bonds are expected to be
attracted by this financial scheme.
Thrift stamps can be bought for %
cents and IS of these will be exchang-
ed for a war certificate, which at ma
turity Will have g value Of SIS. The
government will pay 4 per cent in
terest, compounded quarterly. The
certificates will bear date Of Jan. 1,
1918, and will mature in five years
No person will be allowed to buy more
than $500 worth Of certificates at one
time or to hold more than $1,000.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-03
PUT ON MORE IS
ADVICE TO GIRLS
Women Can Help in Coal Conservation
ny Wearing Heasiery Clothing
Says Fuel Committee.

Wear EN- longer and more OF EN-
That's the gist of recommendation
which the Rock Island county fuel
board has received from a committee
Of the Women's Federated Clubs of
Illinois in the latest move to con-
serve the coal pile.
The committee believes that women
should wear more clothes and thus
not require so much coal ITO keep
warm. In the communication which
the, board today received were the fol-
lowing unique suggestions: "The coal
situation in Illinois Is grave enough to
warrant the most studious guarding
against fuel waste in Illinois homes.
The women should get the most out Of
each scoop of coal and guard against
oterheating the house. Remember we
are requested not to allow the tenn
perature of the house to reach more
than 6S degrees and when possible to
do so use wood as @ fuel. Whenever
possible use the CRATE fire of an even
ing in the living room.
Few women wear warm clothing
and the United States has asked US to
dress warmer Men always dress
warmer by wearing coats in the house
while women sit around and shiyer
and continue the pouring of more coal
on the fire By more clothing great
quantities OF fuel are saved"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-03
SIX DRAFTED MEN
| LEAVE FOR CAMP
Outsiders Transferred From Other
Points for Cantenment After
a Grand Rash.

4 lot OF coInmotion attended the de-
partnre Of six drafted men from Mo-
line for Camp Dodge this morning.
When John II. Geburn arrived at the
Sohrheek building at 5 a. III. and found
the outside door locked he was con-
fronted with problem A travelling
bag belonging to one of the men and
the necessary papers were upstairs in
Mr.. Goburn's office. There was one
man in Moline available who held the
key TO the situation Christian Terk-
eisen, merchant policeman. This much
occurred to Coburn. Escortng his
men TO a restaurant the excited clerk
then rushed to the police station and
got Sergeant Charles Gren on the job.
Charlie Immediately set the police
alarms In operation, aud soon he had
Terkelsen on the telephone. Instruc-
tons were rapidly given, the door was
unlocked and the boys got away on the
5:3I train.
IN the contingent were " Merwin
Snare. transferred from PennsyI-
vania; A. Werner Theodore Carlson
from Minnesota; Cornelius Washburn.
from Washburn; Joseph Capen. Iowa;
Vernon r. Miller, Illinois. and c. D.
MekeeveF, Michigan. The party was
in charge Of MeKeever, and each man
carried comfort kits provided by the
Moline chapter OF the Red Cross.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-03
News Of the Day in Moline and East Moline
MOLINE'S SICK
Lutheran Hospital.

Mrs. Elizabeth Eakin of Aledo, who
was operated on Saturday morning, is
getting along nicely.
Mrs. Marie Zimmed OF Rock Island
is improving after an operation.
Mrs. Pauline Luhnow of Briar Bluff
Is Commissioning after an operation per
formed Thanksgiving day
Mrs, Axel Udehn OF Moline is recoy-
ering from an operation performed last
week.
John Carse Of Rock Island returned
to his home Saturday, recovered from
a short illness.
Mrs. William Hemnhiil, Mrs. Frank
Ieoward and Mrs Clifford Paul, all of
Moline. return to respective homes
soon. from maternity section.
Tri-tity sanitariHm.
Miss Ada NJ Gateheli of Ottawa. ILL.,,
ia improving nicely.
F. G. Hare of Rock Island is recov-
ering from his illness.
Grover Hamilton Of Erie, ILL.,, is con-
valescing after rather lengthy illness,
Glenn Rorick Of Wilton Junction,
Iowa, is improving.
ASoAe 1AuSISSA ol AHuUNsFs lii, Is
feeling much better today.
Mrs. E. R. Lauda of Joliet is on the
road to recovery.
City Hospital.
Two children Of Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce
Tenth avenue and Fifteenth street, Mo-
line. are recovering from very severe
attack Of pneumonia
John Geisberger Of Moline. is I'M
proving after operation.