davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-18
ES''Sl s MSSl
vANocNllcfsLo czEcHo.
SLoMAk REVIEW.

Pod novyin jmenern, mesiC-
mix Czecho& &ovak Review, dri-
vejsi Bohen6an Review, snazi
Sc d6lati cef svemu jmenu,
jmenu, je3 8 dnes test tax zna
cne dcte me3i Americany.
Prosincov@ cislo obsahuje 25
stranek zajtnava cetby, psa-
ne bezvadno( anglicinou. Uvod
nj clanek cth byl Sc zvlastni
pozornostf s4natory q kongres
meny, ktertH je Review zasila
ma; clanek 4 dramaticky llci si-
tuaci nasich hochn ma Sibiri a
vyzyva. Spoj} }hce, Aby jim uz
bud. poslalk nreHdA AYop pomoc
anebo je necAali ..jft domI. Re-
voluce v Cechach . ma Slcven-
sku je popsana die liceni ces-
kych casopisd, jichz dosud jen
jedint vytisk dosel do Spoje.
nych Stati. velmi zajimavym
je clanek o situaci mezi Uhro-
Rusiny, kteri ohromnou vetsi-
nou odhlasovali, ze Sc pfidajf k
ceskoslovensketnu statu; redak
tor Review podava presne in
formace o tom,o malo znamem
ale velmi ddlezitem pfedmetu.
Nasleduje p9ednani 0 ceskych
zenach a ikjich praci pro ma
rodni vzkSfsen a osvobozenf z
pera sleshy O!gy Masarykove.
Pojedn6ni dokazuje, ze 81. Ma
sarykova sdedila do velke mi
ry literarni a v6decke schopno
sti sveho velkeho otce, a cl&nek
[tento bude zvlaste zajimat ce-
ske zeny.4a
Dale nachazinle v tomto ci-
sle Review tez dve basne q sic
ce ,vytecny preklad slavn6 hy-
mny 'Hej, Slovahep' zn6lku,
slozenou k ceskoslovenskemu
dni neodvislosti americkym pfi
telem naseho naroda, jenz Sc
honosi tim, ze jeho praotec byl
Ejednim z ceskych bratfl.
Situace ma Slovensku je w.
borne vystizena zkusenym poll
ftickym pracovnfkern, panem
Zakem-Marusiakem. iZe Sloyen
Iskych vesi dale pfin&si cislo to-
Ito text sprohlaseni sjezdu mar
|tinskeho a text poselstvi ameri
Ickych Slovakl bratrfm donna.
4 Avsak snad nejpoutayejSlm
clankem. kterys 81 jistA kaxdy
Is potesenim pfecte. je vylicelf
[zkusenosti ceskoslovensk6 6ho
fvojaka, strelce Dimitrije Cha
|loupky; dejte ku pfecteni svym
lsamsrickym znamym - jiste
Vam to pochvaf. t
K clanku O revoluci pripojen
lie obraz svatovaclavskeho ma
mesti v Praze; vypravovani
Chaloupkovo pax je doprovaze
no podobizna Autora, jakoz j
fotografiemi vsech3 nasich ve-
& 4 s. slSr S.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-18

w Valasti pali61ci Mikulen-
ka ) Malinou j ; vychytralym
Migalou. nsrn&lo V&a pobavi '
"Pasekafich" ve stFsdu 2S. pro
aince ' 6. N, Sini IA Broadway
Opatfte si lfstlky IL nyni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-18
Sekretaf:: DR.. Prasek.
Gener&lus Fochovi:

y -
no praporu z i. 1914, zdstay6f
ma zivu o shromazdivsf Sc Gel
jabinsku We ctyrt& vyrocf dne,
kdy cervenobily prapor prvn6
vial mad ceskou vojenskou ca
sti, prosf Vas, pane generale,
byste pfijal vyraz jejich 1cty j
ujistenf, ze oni veff, ze vedene
nynf jimi ma znovuzfi1enem
protinemeckem fronte boje, po
vedou k dosazeni spolecnych
.cild. NJ
Preds. Podkapitan Novotny.
Sekretar: DR.. Pr&Sek.
Ceskoslovenske Narodni Ra-
de v Parizi:
Bratfi! ShromaAdeni stare
.druzinnici, xbytek prvniho Il:
isice ceskoslovenskych voisk
Ezde, . ctvrt6ho vyroci slavne
prisahy ma prvni prapor "a svo
Ebodu ceskoslovensk&ho n&ro-
da, posfla Vam pozdrav. Necht'
tento pozdrav ' dobe nejyetSf-
Eho rozp6ti naseho revolucnfho
hnuti, v dobe vzrtastu haSich
Esil a dspechl potvrdf neochyej
most nasi jednotnk plamenne
|vdle, vytrvati ' boil az do VI
|tezstvi, pfesvedceni, ze bezpfi
|,kladn@ q slavne ciny ceskosfo-
|yenskych armad zhodnotfts
lmoudrym vedenfm v utecne
nj naseho spolecneho idealu ~
1'Samostatny .CeskoslovenSky
Stat" Ma zdar! :
Sekretar: Dr. Pr&sek.
Pfeds. Podkapitan Novotny.
Ceske Legii We Francii:
Zistavsi ma zivu dobrovolni-
ci Prvnfho Ceskeho praporu,
shromazdih Sc v Celjabinsku
We ctvrte vyroci dne, kdy prvne
mad hlayami Ceske Druziny
zavlal prapor cervenobily, by
vzdali cest svym padlym bra
trim, posilaji bratrsky pozdrav
a vzdavaji cest svym druhdm
We zbrani Ceske Legie 1914 ro-
ku, ktera soucasne s mimi klesti
la cestu k svobode Czech.
Prosime, byste tlumocili sta
rodruzinnikfm We vasich fa-
dach mas bratrsky pozdrav.
| Preds. Podkapitan Novotny.
Sekretar: DR.. PraSek.
| Ceske Legii v Italii:
Dnes, kdy pfipominame 81
ctvrte jubileum rozvinuti prvni
no praporu Ceske Dobrovolnic
Ike Druzinyv Kijeve 1914. ro-
ku, a kdy sesli jsme Sc ucastni-
ci tehdejsf pamatne velevyzna
mne pro mas n&rod udalosti, po
silame Vam, bratrim ma ital-
skem bojisti mas vrely, uprim-
ny ,pozdrav j bratrsk6 polfbeni,
Preds. Podkapitan Novotny
| Telegram q Irkutsku dru
Girsovi:
We stredu, dine 2. rijna 1918
bylo slavnostni zasedani (mimo
radne) Irkutskeho gubernske.
no zemskeho Sobrani, jehoz
hlavnim pfedsedou byl zvo.
len komisaf gubernie Pakovlev
We sve ohnive feci k sobrani
prsvil pfedssda mezi iinym:
"D9kuji malemu bratrskemu
narodu ceskemu. Znovuzrodil
| jsme Sc k novemu tvIrcimu Ii
votu. Dovolte, abych mu vyjs
drill uprimne ruske "spasibo.'
Dovolte, 'bych! pronesl zdravic
vddci Cechoslovaki v Sbiri, to-
muto rozenemu diplomatu, kite
ry ma vychode v dobe tezkych
dnh projevil vice pochopent
| pro Rusko, nez my sami! =
i (H1ucrly potlesk, vsichni po'
'Evstavajl. hudba ,hraje 'Hej Sic
|vane") @
Hlucny, dlouhotrvajici po'
jtlesk proy&zsl moji odpoved
We ktere d9koval jsem. recniku
q vSem clenim shromazdeni "a
tato yrela slova upfimn6ho d
znani a vdek nasim hrdin1n
kteff padli nebo jeste bojuji "a
avohodu neien sv6hO utlacOva.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-18
!" S " E T =
4514-16 Broadway, Cleveland, q
4. Bell Broadway go !. !. Guy. Union 90.


Republka Chile posizena byla zemetfesenm maly pol
kyhpfrody, aby ponekud schada We vaecne psnce
Esi esfs#a
Vem Hohenzoern ucinil pokus sebeyrazdy ktery fu
nezdA divine dos kdyz jne mohl chladnokrevne vazdit
hned We velkem.'
Diplomatdnr nastava dulezte rozhodnu o svobode
Ri necht posp neb neni daeko doba kdy bude jedna
b.svobode yzduchu ~" + 8fa #st#N@
sPanuj rdzne navrhy ak pojmenovat jisty 'lbovonny
druh nsneckeho sra at dali meno sebevlaseneetejs
smrdet bude stejne. se+ t ~
21 prosince name nejdes noc pravi kalendaf ale a.
prosnce nede den pro de kter nedockave cekai
stedrovecerni nadilku. At -FsS
pfi sesazovanf potentata doso Americe ma stareho
dobreho krae Gambrna enz zavedenou prohbci zbaven
byl sve tsicilete vlady
Nemci chysaji po postaviei velke
chodn vzdusnf odstvo kdyby 81 rade penize necha
vyhazoval je do "uftu'.
Pravdou zdstane, Nemci nikdy nedovedi chapat IT,
slechtles ideje nych naroda vdme tax dnes revou
ces- kdy nerozumf ami navzaJem sobe.
Ma vystave dobytka Chicagu prodan by byk "a $3.50
libra Podle drahoy Cleve1ande soude zda se il
me maso re samych podobne vzacnych zvfat.
Nsmecky korunn prime pry, die eho vlastnch slov
sppko prac prosteho denka all right necht pridava ze
nikdm pfi znovustaveni Huny znicenych NEST.
Byvaly nemecky hraje pry nyn ma tahaci harmon
ku coz nea mzera zocinech spachanych vay dos?
Osate mu Dude nevldet ZaranO spOjenc tak
jde sluch. xta
Mnohy 81 sezuje male porce podavane zdejsich re-
stauranech vede bychom rady ak zu odpomoc necht
kazdy jednoduse pred obedem neb vece ideln rochu
najf donna.
Zadny mas neudeal narod svuj dost edne IT,
ezi zahrabani cizne, kde padh skutecne poll ct
savy poozivs pro vlast svoe zvoty jak malichenrym
Jsou nasi nekten skrobove ktefi boji vyda ubohy
petak.
Is
Vsem vahavclm, ktefi domnvaji pro naSi narodn
vec z dosd bylo vykonano pripomname nedarazne
scke pofekado "Fns coronat opus po cesku zn Ko
nee korunuje do proto vaznos smee po vytcene
draze vpred az mete nejvyssi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-18

lido vinku venovali:
Rad Bratri v Kruhu {.
% CSPB $4,000
S6or Vratislava {. 6
JCD. venoval $500
Oznamenf toto bylo ucineno
uvedenymi sbory.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-18
,IWsS [WSS]
ZLATE HODlNKY,

obsazovane Patr. Ceske Ned.
Svob. skoly j. A. Komensky v
Mt. Pleasant, We prospech sko-
.ly, vyhrala Marie Kadlec, 3474
3. 113. Str. ma cislo 8, serie s a.
MSsa MLEl!Ssl LEl!s
cEskosLoYENsKE
REruBLICE
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-18

Zpravy, ze nyn9jsi hlava ka
ltolicke cirkve nehod.a zastara-
lou tuto zvyklost dodrzovati OBJ
'jevily Sc jiz nekolikrate. Nejno
veji Sc proslychalo, ze Bene-
dikt hodla Rim opustiti a odce-
stovati do Spaniel; jak oznamo-
valy nektere spanelske listy.
Vatikan vsak povesti tyto cd
,nita..
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1918-10-04
FLENSBURG

Oct. calvin johnson and sister,
Miss Hannah Johnson, Of Madrid, Iowa,
are visiting at the home Of their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. johnson. They
made the trip up here by automobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Axmark and fam
lily visited at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. johnson Of Pike Creek last
Sunday.
The Farmers Shipping association
shipped two carloads of cattle and hogs
to South st. Paul Tuesday. Fred Berg,
strom and L. 0. Larson accompanied
the shipments.
Stanley Johnson has gone to Morris.
where he is employed.
School commences in district No. 81
next Monday, the 9TH Of October, with
the Misses Adams of Little Falls, a:
teachers.
The Young Peoples society of the
Congre gational church will give con
cert in the church next Saturday eve
ming, the 5th, at o'clock. A free-wil
offering will be taken. All are mos
cordially invited.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1918-10-04
NEED OF ANCIENT PRACTICE
History Tells Us That Roman Farmers
Stored Various SuccuIent Feeds
for Live Stock.

prepared by the United States Depart"
ment of Agriculture.)
History tells of Roman farmers who
carefully chopped fine various green
succulent feeds and packed them IL
pits for use during the winter season.
The practice seems to have been COM
mon and the feed kept well. From
these early times 1t has been good
practice to store various green crops
in pits or alright containers for feed
ing to stock. The silo is the present
day result, and a farmer who raises
live stock cannot afford to be without
one. The advantages of the silo are
numerous, but some of the more i'm
p0rtant are:
1. Green, succulent feed is available
throughout the year.
2. A silo stores more feed for less
cost than any other farm building.
3. The feed is handy for use.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1918-10-04
iK0GWALL0W NEWS 5
Dunk Bolts. Regular Correspondent {
George Bingham)

lobe Moseley says: "Get all Of yer
information first handed, except what
kind Of a Teller man is.
Atlas Peck's left ear has played out
and after this he will believe only half
he hears.
The horse doctor has cut his prices
way down for the coming winter, and
Columbus Allsop figures getting his feet
wet once in while won't bother him
much.
There was a meeting of the Hogwal
low Improvement Socity last night for
the purpose Of jointly expressing their
appreciation of the arrival Of fall and
the harvest season, which will in
many ways be to the best interest of
Hogwallow and vicinity.
Since having learned from Sile Kill
dew that fish bite, Little Fidity Film
ders is afraid to 90 near the creek.
Columbus Allsop has sold his mule
and will enlarge his home by moving
his stable up to the house and adding it
onto the cast wing
Fletcher Henstcp has simmcrcd down
preparation composed Of onions,
whiskey and molasses which he guar
antccs will remove warts, corns, ingroW-
ing freckles, birthmarks, etc. The next
lot of labels he has printed he will have
added to the list Spanish influenza.
While driving down the Gander Creek
road yesterday morning Yam Sims and
his mule and buggy collided with q
buggy containing Miss Gondola Hen
Tickvi]lc court for very heavy damages.
W L ~ oil hn
cause he s been waiting for a long time
to have large amount Of money men,
toned III some way or other, in connec-
ton with his name.
Raj Barlow got into serious trouble
yesterday afternoon, whom the contents
of an old nuz>:!c lou,:ng shotgun he
was carrying crashed through the win
dow of Dock Hocks' blacksmith shop
and made a horse tramp Oh Dock s feet.
Raj didn It help matters any by telling
that he ID fired at rabbit 4 few min
utes before and forgot that the gun
aidn It go off at that time.
The Calf Ribs grocer, who held a
closing out sacrifice sale of molasses
yesterday, still has some on his hands
this morning.
The Deputy Constable was out late
last night, following in the wake of the
Excelsior Fiddling Band, to quell any
disturbance that might have been Great
ed by the serenading Of that well known
organization.
It will soon be time for Christmas
presents and Raj Barlow will then be-
gin to complain about the high cost OF
loving.
Atlas Peck says: "The female vote
hater is a Teller who favors leavin
everything to woman when he dies
-nuthin' before.'
Sile Kildew says some honeymoons
end after the first quarter, financially
speakin'.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1918-10-04
} RETRIEVE M'RED AUTOS
for Stuck Wheei-Then Acts as
Track for Car.

A novel device for retrieving mired
cars is one which serves first as a
shovel to make path for the stuck
wheel and then as track on which
the car may be run from the hole
In addition IL wheel attachment is pro-
vided whereby the device may be used
disabled. This consists of metal
trough in which are Il series Of tire
cross chains which provide traction.
One end is beveled to form a shovel
edge and the other is metal capped.
carrying a beuring and wheel at.
tachment and serving as handle.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1918-10-04
BUCHANAN

Oct. 1.-Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Fer
dinad Sauer, September %, a daugh-
ter.
VIA. Poster, who has been employed
in Tribune, Sask., Cam, for John
Schmolke, returned home Sunday.
Ferdinand Schmidt and wife and
daughter Stella of Rice, were welcome
quests at the home of Nick Kinzer and
wife Sunday.
Charles Emerson, who had been to the
North Dakota harvest fields this fall, re-
turned home Wednesday.
Peter and Helga Perleberg autoed to
Sank Rapids Sunday, to visit relatives
and friends.
Peter Blake was in Little Falls on
business Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Poster were in
Pierz on business Friday.
The dance, which was held at the
home Of Victor Herold Sunday evening
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1918-10-04
What You Expect.

If you are looking for chance to
feel aggrieved, you will be sure to
find it, No one can be on the lookout
for Sights and snubs, without discov-
ering them in plenty. The happy,
wholesome girl, who takes it for grant
ed that she is always welcome, and
that everyone has the kindest inten-
lions. is pretty sure to get what she
expects
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1918-10-04

left for her home in Minneapolis last
Wednesday.
Leo Kuschel made a business trip to
st. Cloud Tuesday.
Theo. A. Hesch, who had been sta
toned at Camp Wadsworth, S. c., since
July, was transferred to Fort Benja-
min, Indiana this week.
Many farmers from this vicinity took
stock to Pierz Tuesday.
VIM. Hodorff was in Pierz Monday on
business.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1918-10-04
Prudent Consideration.

"There's young Bufins, who is a
promising young man. Why don't you
take him in with you on this?'
Because doubt the wisdom Of TAX
ing in promising young man on q
strictly paying enterprise"
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1918-10-04
- { Il -
Never.

We've noticed one thing. Spontane-
Gus combustion never starts a fire in
the kitchen stove.-BroWning's Maya
zine.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1918-10-04
Income From Feathers,

The feathers from the goose, which
are generally picked twice year.
amount to quite an income in a large
flock, and are always salable at good
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-29
TOMORROW LAST
DAY TO REPORT
All Classes OF Income Tax Returns
Must Be Filed by O'clock in
Afternoon.
COLLECTOR ISSUES WARNING
'Tax SIackers- Will Be Prosecuted
As Vigorously As Evaders in
Army Service.

Tomorrow is the last day on
which returns for the income tax
law can be filed.
The tax may be paid any time be-
fore June1, but the returns must
all be in by tomorrow. The local
revenue office in the pOStOftiCe
building will close tomorrow after
noon at o'clock Those who are
amenable to the s law and have
not filed by that time will be class
ed as tax slackers" and prosecut-
ed to the full extent of the law.
All single persons earning 81 600
a year or more and all married per-
sons earning $4,000 a year or more
are amenable to the income tax
law. Partnerships and corporations
filed on special blanks and those
earning more than $4,000 a year
are amenable to the excess profits
tax law
The revenue department granted
one extension of time from March
l to April l, but it has been posi-
lively announced that no further
extension of time will be granted
All classes of tax returns must be
filed at the local office before 4
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon. Those
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-29
MAIL DELIVERIES
TO ADVANCE HOUR
AS TIME CHANGES

In connection with the going into
effect Sunday morning OF the new.
Legislative plan for the regulation
OF time. Postmaster Harry z.
Simpson gave out a statement to-
day to the effect that the setting
of the clocks ahead one hour viii
naturally advance the delivery Of
mail in Rock Island one hour.
Business men and tenants In Of
flee buildings until they become ac-
customed to the new arrangements.
should provide mail reCeptacles.
Carriers on the early morning tr. .
will not be allowed 10 leave mail
unprotected at doors where there
is no receptacle. but 1t will be re
turned TO the postOffice. So that
those in the business district who
are not up with the sun next Mo-
day, should arrange some SAFE
place where their mail may be
placed pending their arrival Al.
their place of business. AS a mat
ter of fact, the postal Laws and
regulations require that there she'll
be mail receptacles or slots in the
doors at all places served with
free delivery.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-29
FIVE LOCAL MEN
TAKEN FOR AERO
CORPS BY BOARD

The names of five Rock Island
draft men who will make up the
local quota for the aero corps, was
announced by the local exemption
board today. These FIVE men will
be sent to the Bradley Polytechnic
institute at Peoria on April for
a few months course I'm training
on technical matters. When they
graduate they will be assigned TO
aero corps In the aviation section.
Illinois is furnishing 700 men for
this service. Rock Island will send
five and Moline five.
The following men were chosen
for this branch of service because
Of their fitness for the work:
379-Lloyd Zeug.
372-Karl Johnson.
61S-Harry B. Burgh.
William S. O'Brien.
1868 Clair c. Morse.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-29

who have delayed to the last min
ute are aked to come early tomor-
row as there is bound to be an
eleventh hour rush.
Employers Warned.
The attention of employers is
also called to the information at
source which provides that en-
ployers, large and small, must re-
port all persons in their employ
earning $500 year or more. This
is mandatory with employers and
those who fail to report are sub
ject to prosecution.
David McCluggage. income tax
inspector, who has been stationed
here since the first week in March,
to assist T. J. Cavanaugh. local
deputy collector. will return to
Peoria tomorrow night
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-29
SWINTlh TO Be
ISLAND VISITOR
Major General and Party of Lib
erty Loan Speakers TO BE
Shown Local Arsenal.
MEETING TOMORROW NIGHT
AuguStana Gymnasium Will BE
Scene Of Patriotic Gathering
for Two Cities.

ARRANGEMENTS have been COM
pleted Tor entertainment OF the Lib
erty loan speakers who will visit
Moline and Rock Island tomorrow.
They will arrive in Moline At
1:2S in the afternoon and a dele
cation headed by o. F. Anderson
of Moline and 4. J. Lindstrom of
Rock Island Will take them direct
10 Rock Island arsenal, where they
will be given an opportunity OF
learning first-hand just low great .
ly the government has speeded up
its war program. In the party of
visitors will be:
Major General F. d. Swinton. as
sistant secretary of the British war
cabinet, inventor of the British
tank and organizer of the first tank
corps that saw active service in
this particular line o. work on TIL
battlefelds of France.
Sergeant Edwards. one OF the
few surviving mem bers OF the Priu-
cess Pat regiment. who was car
tured and who later escaped from
a German prison.
1 al n u CdtIlr otti tlcii VI III
Federal Farm Loan bank a.
Omaha.
From the arsenal the visitors
will be taken to the Rock Island
club for a public reception from
$50 to g. At 6 dinner will be
served at the club. after hich the
visitors will be taken 10 the Au-
gustana gymnasium. wnere they
will address a public meeting a
s o'clock. They viii tell OF war
conditions that Will show the peo-
pie Of this vicinity that i, is neces-
sary to subscribe to the limit for
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-29
HAS SIX EEPHEWs
AND ONE BRoTHFp
IN THE SERVICE

Mrs. Grace W Roberts. b
twentieth street received VI.
this morning from relatives s
bia, Iowa, to the effect that n. =
neDhews Of that place have W..
teered their services TO Unc,. 49,
Mrs. Roberts also has a NJ. 49,
Captain b ". Woolsey. VIVA 49,
up a position as professor n - ~
lish in the military COLLEGE !,
banon, Tenn 70 take I'D am, 4 Z
NJ. c. A. work at Camp HsTer.s
Atlanta, Ga.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-29
Meeting in Yuma.
WANT TO IMPROVE
STEAMER ST. PAUL

Springfield, Ill, March 30.-The
Streckfus Steamboat line has filed a
petition with the state public util-
tiles commission asking for au-
thority to improve the steamer
St Paul to extent of $4,000 and to
change it from a packet steamer to
an excursion steamer. and also asks
rhe approval of the sale of a barge
to the Bluefield Fruit and Steam
ship company for S13, 500.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-29

sizes. Prelim.naries viii
April 1g. Y A..
The Minnesota schools
strong IN oratorical lines ~
thought that Augustana = !
the right step when she abt.. aasg
rivalry with them The ~, ne
considerable latent materisi q
year and good contests A. e
ed. The contests will be- NJ s'ss
an three schools and three !,
by each college. sHoae
Easter vacation star.ea
gustaua yesterday afts-r. = A.
will continue until Tuas5s-l 20
Ing. The vacation is an ann. .,sis
and at this time is pars,..,
convenient for members
Wennerberg and Oriole g..
who are on their tours
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-29
AUGUSTANA ADDS
TWO DEBATES TO
APRIL SCHEDULE

Augustana is to have an orator
ical contest April &c with St Olaf
college of Mortified and Gustavus
Adolphus college of St Peter,
Mimi, according to an announce
ment today by Coach J. F. Page,
head of the department fforen-