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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-12-27
GntlaHene giatiOnalgaroe.

True translation filed with the
December q. 1918, as required by
act OF October +. 1917.
&aihrngtou u. 3e3.
Gin chen bafannt ~gegc6enes
@utad)tcn oeS General auoiteurs
Der Armec, Dem nd Srieg9iefretdr
8afer angeid)toiien bat, fommt gu
Dem SdluB, oaB Gffi3iere mo
WanuIdlaiten Der friiberen Gotional.
8nrOe, welm iie aus Dem 9unoes-
Gienit entIoiien rperoen. nieoer oous
itdnoig ms Gtoil . 8erbdItniB 5urud'
treten.
Gie IyoIge 0ieies Butudtens miiuot
fem. 6aB mad gntlaiIung Der betref
Tenoen IruppentbeiIe aus Dem Bun,
o~es0ienit, cine Rutiounlqoroe Der elm
5clnen Staaten. mic fe Dor ben
arlege beitanoen bat. nidt mebr Dor
banoen iein miir0e.
Gos bctreficnoe @utnhten lit Dor
9rigoocgenerol Q. Z. 4nien nh3ge
arbcitct, Dem Iteuoertretenoen Gene
raj Nu6iteur felt @eneroImaio
Gromoer gum 8eneralprofoiien err
nnnnt uno nit Der 2eitung Ser Nus
bebungsgeifldite betraltt muroe.
8isber fuur0en Solooten Der ga
tionol @nroe, mie Sic ser reguld
rem uuo ser 0otionot = Armee etn3ell
cntIaiien, moOurh lie gang aus Den
0cercspcrbnuo ousihcioen. 9ei;
&cridrpin0en ser 0ationulquroel
f0nntc 0oourdl norqebeugt mer6erl
odB sic betrcffeuocn Gruppentbeile &C
idIoiicu ans bent @~unoesoienit emf
laiien miiroclt.
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o. Sid nidlt wObl fihlen lit ciu

e7 Sid nidIt uUhl fiihleu lit Gu
3nltnno ltber oen moldc fIuQen. Gr
rit qcln0hnIif oo9 Nn5cidlcn cincr
@t0run9 I'M forpcrlidlcu Snitcm uu0
fam, NOM nid,t bcicjttQt p%crocrbli
der lplrfcn OILS cine oflttr &ranfhci..
,TraltEetcr Ghl pom Nmltbol0t. Gust. 81,
berono iit lohrclon1 in oiricm ,3u.
ltano- &hre GrfnhrltnQ bel Ser pc
tonpfnnQ 0c9ieIbeu mao uiaucidlt iilr
ntelc &cIer opn (lntcreiic icin. sc
lhrclbt o&icIc [Snhrc lang babe id,
mid nidlt nobI Qcfilblt, our ponr
{nac hattie i'd Sdmiu0el0ni0nc. mel
den OF GrbrehH iolQtc. Gjcs
'dllpottc MID mouhmol 10 ichr. ooB
ttl 3pci 0rci Gage oo2 @ctt bitten
muBte. NH Amrathcn ciuc9 Nudlbur$
%Qcbralldltc id Norti'@ NIp~cnfrduttr.
Wit Can't acQen @ott fam ih i01eu.
odB lh Mid IN Sen letter. od)t Mono
ten gltt ae'ubIt babe. Eh mcroc hieS
@etlrnlttcl itct3 i'll mcincm Nnuir hol
fen" Sorni'& NIpcufr1utcr 1T ent
dltc3, bc~rp0hrtc3 Nrdutcrhrllmittcl
no@ nldlt III NpothCfcn 5l haben 1T.
'onocrn ojrett Qrljcicrt miro pom Ir
F'tcr i%5ohraen & Cons Go. 250t
@oihinaton @Ipo. Chicago, III.
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Teri0nalla.

@ru. mo 5rau ). SuIli'
(geb. Wtagoalena 8iaman) wur-
De an Acknowledgment Elm Sobn
qeboren.
- 6r. uno i5rau ert 9 II t
uon Billings, YtOnt., peilen bier aul
9tiud bel 8ertuanoten.
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(llutcrieidruet)
ga Groiic Rubber Drills So.
0amcn inr Weihnndrtsiricr him

3nmcn snr NeihundltSicicr helm
TolNeuoc Cutlniienc oocr bcurlaubtt
SoIooten un0 Wotroitu founten ha&
@cihuodt2ieit I'M Tomilicnhcjm per.
Icbcn; Sergeant Nenrh z Mhitc.
&cutnont g. II. 8o3nuiitn. Eoue@
Canton. Z 9lod. " ;. @urte. Weo.
q &oiQbt I : @luo. Nj Neproafu.
e. z Mtoior, 6. u. NcIiou, @allact
9ttln'on, Scracont (hom0& : arn.
uer. J. z Gollju@. HIltnont CLONE
@oma Gorl " NobIe. Oscar i Vaii.
I'm Gton N @rooot. 2sutnaut %oh,
@ooH@. VtorQ NcGllfr. SuIpoIt,y
E'"1r. Sergeant Ctto @ycruto. sc.
ralo y Np0c. 4rtbur {. Gltnu
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Die Giernrciie.

-6Iorioa lit nfnofcntrofcn~, abcr
e5 id)cint 0cnt 2anofrieocn ootj nIdYt
red)t 81 traitcn; oenn e5 bat alld elm
@eiet %crloiicn, 0en5ufoIgc ieoc Ser.
ion, Die nit einem nShmipshen" an,
%gctroffen miro, $500 Strofe sahlet
lou. 6Iortoa modt pobl allf oieie
@eiic alli icine Soften fommcn.
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Sein GOrmafDtn bier.

llnebrGidIe Wetbooen mogcn Ell.
ncit &unoen geDinner, aber tie iper.
ocn i'm nid)t aui Die Dauer bolten.
g8ir bebolten unierc 9umoert, in.
Dem mir Tie 3ufrieoeniteIIen. @ir
habcn cincn id0nen Gorrotb BON
TeniterL Sbiiren, 6enitcrldocn, III
neren @urtbol3 4r6eitcn. 6uBboOen.
2oocn.. 9ouf-. Gontor., @ir.b
Observation-Disclosures uIp. Gpreher
Gie Dor mo iiber3cugen Sic iid.
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Sirhli6es.
hcipymtrtc 81. %uhauntS Wcmctuoe
Gdr 1. nuS 9sarEct 5traGe,
Safer. :. 5tuGmcJcr.

Vc.t 9.ag5t 1sH 1880 llgr Ee.
;-s.gtH ,ua Isst,@ SoH1.l1 ju1
-.,n'- cs,ll;ih Ntttid' ioHit ositi1
l's,rH2'5uls fsr Sinner utu ;
2's "a EobrtH S1u'staQ um 9 lllr.
%.iudtr lmulcr lugafQmWlCH.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-12-27

I'm 3oot Tiper e~rtrnnfen. Ser
mann Gruie, Der OILS Mddlter Don Der
9uqqer GeicQihait ougeitelt mar,
Die Den Root Hiper regulirt. ertraHt
inn Moot 8iuer. Wtan glaubt OaB CT
einen G5ehltritt mofte, al5 er pcriud).
tc in Gin 3uoerboot 81 iteigen, NM
babel lit odt SUB tieie5 @aiier iitl.
0ruie mar 30 Sabre alt uno mobntt
friiher in Nocilte. BON ieiuen SAINT
Iicnperbdltniiicn lit Weiter nidts b.
funnt.
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Brief UOH 0raf WiOntgtlae
on graliOent @iliOn.
Nund)en, 20 Gc3

r aus Der S6Dc /
3uCildberuieue II.
ms baDeriidli
&abInctt eiHgC.
trcteHe Drdl
W1ontgclos bal
an Den Brditoeu.
ten @ilion iol.
genoen ofiener
Brief aeridtet:
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@on elmer gelmneeucm GrieeSliit

@on elmer aelungeucn Sriegsliit
rr8dblt ojc nDtiilhcuer ,5uqcno"
Sdauplab Gin 0cutid)e9 &ricQ5la3a
rctt III 9eIgien, nit eugliidlcn Ser.
munoeten beIeQt. Nntiirlid] aith Elm
Soften Dor DEM 6ot,ic, Scr aud ocrl
Ncrfchr 3Diiheu GugIduocrn ulto
9clgiern %ob5upcbren bat, Nbcr ser
Nerfehr fommt ooh 3uItanoc: iobaI0
Der Eoiten Tim oic Ode geQongen lit,
taildlt an eincm TclItcr 0c9 erIten
Stodes Ser Aopf zines GnQlGu9cr5
allf, Elm 8orbhcn g~cIeitct herob. miro
nit ~Elebe$qobcn bcln0eu uno per
lfminoct mlcocr, che ser ocutifc
&ddltcr 5uriiffchrt. Ger @Gttcr -
nidt8 iiebt cr, ser MGfter. Nbcr bic
Wilitorpoliiei bot oas 8ehcinnib
cnt0edt mo modt oen Voitcn 0urnuf
orimerfiam, ~6drcu Sc, ioqte Ser
D'orm gIeifmiithig, u6o$ bab id) cgnt
gc'0hn. Nicer Scr oo obcu il Ser 1n1-
liifcn Safe is &c nGnlid, oar fee
HcnaIdn0er nib. Cdr is mel 1frcin0
9ouI. Deer ociIcn ullS udr1lid in De
Hielpc9aoben.
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8eihGfts Nutlaen.

e1Ey user UeIoer gu maBIgen 3tnien
iethen m0cute, ellten uerlaBlupen Hdtbs
qeber fiir SEEDS unD gfort9dges prau1i
oper @eio auf CUTE SIterbeII alsIelDen
ptu, neuoe iib an ". S. SIdiih
2U3 9. 4. StruBe.
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YreisfefitBungen fir Nnb=
r%nngsmittcl.

G 8ier Ser @etuinlI.
bnif)er mo Spefu
lantem bat e
notbmen0ig &c
mnht, ore BOD
mad)t Der @iscou.
finer Robrungs-
lnitel 8ermal.
tung betreffs
Breis eitiesun9e
fpeiterhin in Nh.
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Sersniguags=B esweiier.

Sijou. - 3e6en 3admittag un0 abeno
Bdr0elbiloer.
"a Gruhe Iheater. - Je0eu 9d6mlttd8
lub &lbeuo WnnoeIbiIoer.
Rnjritie. - 3eoen Ya6mitta8 uno abeno
@an0eIbilocr.
Rer. - Seben EndJmittag unO 4beno
WanoeIbIl0er.
Strano. - Sebeu Rahulittag uHo Abeno
@auoelbilber.
Gnino. - 5eoeu Ra6mittag uno abeno
Banoelbiioer.
Dome. - @oroieite.) - Sebeu Gag
BdnoelbiIoer.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-12-27

Sic Sugeno iprid}t pom VII
ter mie pon einem lln1Iiid, ooB lie
ME treficn fam.
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stattlides MeiGnadtsaciAenf. DC

StattIidjc5 @cibnadltSacidJenf. DE
Nngcite1tcu Der Ytithlen in @inonn,
N}iuI., crbieItcu am @eihnadtsobcn0
Mcibnoftsgcidentc, Ole iih iu5ge-
iommt OH $4,000 beInufcn; 6 cr.
belt ndmIid) ie0cr Angciteate cine &c
ben2eriipderunQ9 Bodice nui $1,000.
Go5 ob9elonfene Sabr mar hos ge.
interchangeable in ser @eid)id)tc Der
Wlilhlcn in Wlnono.
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@ollten it'd cine ygutc Belt" ma

WOIlten i'd cine rgutc 3eit" ma
den. Ngnca GUanL 2033 2i6ertp
StroBe, uno Selma GitcrIp, Ihre
Treunoiu. rs rcip. fl Sabre oft, mllr-
Den bon Dubuque, pobiu tic nor ctmu
elmer Nodle altSgefnilicn mnreu nab
bier .3urijfgebolt unn pie0cr non ihrcn
Gltern a1lfgenos1men. DE Iu8nfH
Ginger marcn nIf 2lbcntcuer ausge-
guuQcu. mo MIR Dem llmitanoc, ouB
lie in Dubuque bel Der y. N. 6. u.
I'M Nad)tQltartier auirllgcn, lit e8 3t
0anfel, ooB bic GItcrn Don Dem Druid
Ser lluqemiBhcit iibcr Sen &erbIeib
ibrer Godttr bcfrcit mur0en.
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gP 8cun Sic @eIo 5u 5 Gro.
sent baben m0dten 10 ipre6en Sic
bel mir Dor. g. $. @oI8. Gontor
I'M Nepburg 8ebGuoe.
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pNlNAIib III Shh
menoung gu bringen. Dies gebt aus
einem 3eIegramm berpor, melheS
Samstagabeno bon 8oibington an
Weagnus Smenion, ben Itaatliden
9eabrungsmittel -8~erpalter, eingelait-
ZEN lit. 9oS SeIegramm loutet:
nEheiIneiie 9emobiliiirung ser
itantliheu Nabrunesmittel . 8ermol-
tungen uno Die Aufbebung pielcr Hes
geln uno 8eItimmlngen BADEN in &C.
piiien 8reiicn BEN ginorl1d beroor.
gerufen, ooB oieie &crlpnltung balo
gan5 ibre S%bdtigfeit einIteaen meroe.
Gas tit nidt Der Sal. 0n5 @eies
legt Der 8erpaltuag gepiiie 8lif)ten
auf, melde fortgeiett perOen miiiien,
bis uns cine Proclamation oes 8rdli-
oenten bon oen uns ourd) oos Rnb-
rungSmittel Gontroageicb auferIeg-
ten 1ilihten befreit, beIon0crS BON
Der 8fliht, Ser Yrofitieriud)t uno
SpetuIdtion bel Wnter2i5cn5 Itebenoen
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Shranfen
5u ieben. 8ieie 3hdtiqfcit nlui meiter
geiibt meroen. IS bcItcbt nid1t bic
I g~erinqite 4blidt, in bieier @inltdt
n%ad)5uloiien.
n@S lit lett moglidl nod1oenl
6rie0e gciihcrt lit, uicle Torocrunqer
fnQcn 3u loIien. ummentIih ouf 9p,
ridlte 3lt per5idltcu un0 piele Gin1el.
beiten Der 0cItimmrnqcn oui5uQebcn.
Sic @rcn5eu iir crloubte @cpiunc
mo ale oornlli be5iiglid)en 9eItim
muuaen bleibcn iG0oh sum qr0Bter
Sbeil beltcheu. Sic mcroen nQh nil
por ourdqefiihrt Dcroen, mn mem
nothmen0ig, nit 8enolt 0urd Mi0er.
rnfltng pon 2i3cn5en uno on0erc,
anqemeiIcncu 9eItruiunqcn. Dian er
tpartet, 0nB es moqlidI iein miro, of
m1hIiq bcitimmte @aareu pou ser 81
3en5liite 5t itreid)cu. 0ips miro ie
bod nuf Iold}e beidrdntt blciben. 0il
niht leidlt @eferItonb mi1liher
Equalization uno 8roiitilht rperocl
tonnen.
Die Gierpreiie.
&n Mooi'on nimmt man int Pin
iprltdl, 0aB Die Grci@Iage oltf oen
Giermorft cine ser ltrIadcn lit, In
oil Dem Broqromm Der YrciafcIt
lctung i%eit5uholtcn. Dime qeiuiiicf
Grud auf oie @dnolcr oocr 8ro0u
3%ettten, 0iirftcn nod 2lniitbt in Wooi
ion Die Greiie fiir Elm Gubcn0 Gicl
ouf Dollar itcigen.
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Sonns=S ertbeilnng.
In bic Nrbcitcr Der ga Groiie Hnbber
Mills pnroc $4,000 ais @cifl=
nad)tsocIdjenfc Oertheilt.

Sic qroBc &nouItrieonloqe olti Der
gf2roieite CAB an Iicustoq icocm ia,
rcr NngcitcIltcn cincn Grtra Gbed.
Die Ghcds lnutctcn altf @etrG9c uon
$t.00 bis gu $4,000, uuo rcprdieu.
tirtcu cincn gcmiiicn @ro5cutIob oeS
&crotenItea Scr Trbciter I'M Iebten
Sabre.
3uiommcn nit ocm 8eihenf mur0c
Der nofIol8enoc 8ricf an oic Gmpidns
ger pcrnbfolgt:
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u. 0c3cn1bcr 1918.


pr5n1 uerqanGcnen Sabre mllroen
Sic nuiaciorocrt, liberoIc @eitrG
de liir ucrihicocne Crgoniiotioucn,
ME oos Rothc arrlt3. uip., hcrgl,
acbm un0 Sic murocn ebeniallS
ouigcforocrt, 6reiheits 9ono9
uto 2ricgS Spurmorfcn SIT fdu.
len.
Sic ilno oieicn pcrihicocncn
@uIiorNcrungcn II Ser potriotiid)
item @cjie cntqcqrtqefomncrL uuo
sic @cihGitSiiibruaJ qloubt ocB-
hnl3 hoi} Elm ..Grtro 3o6ltnQ" Fir
1918 thciIlrciie oicie ,ltn%gcrpobnl.
teu Nit5Qnbcu ocfcr miro.
o[Sbrc Nilfe uno Witorbeit hobcll
cln ueitcrca erfoIQrcid1e5 Euhr
monIjd 0emod't. mo oc2hoIb lcdcn
mir oieicm Shrcibcn citcn Gbod
bol, Der cIncu Nro3cntiot %hrc3
&crNicnitc3 II oicicmt IIahrc rcpr1,
~icnttrt
vNittc. ucbmcn Sic nticrc be.
item Miinihc fir fr6hGidlrn Mcih,
nod1tcn lun6 Ell QIiitIde@ Ntltiohr
cntdcQcu.
Qlrtcrieid1uct)
"a GrOiic Hubber Nins So.
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True translation filed with the
postmaster at la Crosse. Wis. on
December p. 1918, as required by
Act OF October s. 1917.
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ttrr
Stsrtidr.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-04
CITY OFFICIAL
IS BOUND over
TO GRAND JURY
N H. Wilcox. East Moline Alder
man. Charged With Unlawful
Interest in Contracts.
MAYOR NAMES COMPLAINT
40 Defense in Trial Before Justice
Cleland William Whitney Is
Star Witness.

" H. Wilcox. East Moline al
serman. was bound over TO the
Grand Jury under a $4,000 bond
yesterday afternoon after evidence
vas taken in the court Of Justice
n 7 Clelaud. He was charged
with having been unlawlully in
terested in city contracts. Mayor
george +. Johnson Of East Moline
vas the complaining witness for
the state.
wilcox Is alleged 10 have sold
the city four automobile tires for
the citv police car. and to have
voted in council session on this
matter. and also in regard to city
borseshoeing work done at his
shop. 4 city employee testified at
the hearing that he had taken
horses to Wilcox possibly a dozen
times to be shod-
william Whitney stated on the
stand that Wilcox had negotiated
with him on several occasions u
have the former conduct the horse
shoeing shop in Whitney's name,
90 CITY contracts could be taken.
Much time was taken up in an
effort 10 prove that Wilcox was an
agent for the automobile tires sold
the CITY. Finally one witness tes-
titled that he had seen an adyer-
tisement in the newspapers signed
BY Wilcox soliciting patronage.
Clerk Signed Voucher.
Dale Chambers. city clerk. stat
ed that he had issued a city war
rant to Wilcox in payment for the
tires amounting to $500. Cham
bers also stated he had been in the
habit OF doing so in JohnsOn's and
In a previous administration.
The defendant was represented
BY Attorney George D. Long. S. f.
Long and J. A MckeOwn. After
the state rested in the case AttOr-
ney George d. Long made a motion
that the case be dismissed for lack
of evidence. This was denied, and
the attorney then stated that il
was not desired TO make any de-
tense at the present time. Justice
Cleland demanded q bond, which
was furnished and signed by J. F.
Ryan and J r. Newton.
Witnesses for the state were:
Frank Maberry, William Whitney,
Charles Vogler. George F. John
son. Dale Chambers, John F. Ryan.
Thomas SChafeT, Roy Sears,
Charles Rhodes and Horace Curt
right
Several OF the witnesses were
former East Moline policemen
who were on the force at the time
OF the alleged automobile tire sale,
which is said to have taken place
On or about July 13, 1917.
The STATE was represented by
Assistant States Attorney Edward
L. Eagle.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-04
OPEN ARSENAL
WORKERS CLUB
Women Invited To Inspect and Par
ticipate in Formal 0ccupa-
ton OF Social Center.

At a recent meeting of the exec
utiye committee Of the Rock Island
Arsenal Workers club, il was de-
clded 10 throw open the club rooms
to members and their friends at
once. A committee was appointed
10 make arrangements for a formal
opening OF the club Saturday even
ing, July -. The wives, sisters,
daughters and women friends OF
the members are TO be invited to
participate in the opening exer-
cises.
These club rooms. which are To-
Gated in the Rock Island armory
hall, are equipped with pool ana
caro- tables and shower baths. A
comfortable room is furnished for
the library; another has been set
apart for general reading room
and will be we'll supplied with mag
azlnes and newspapers. A ladies
reception room just off the first
landing on the stairway indicates
that they are to have no small part
IN the activities OF the club. The
auditorium is reserved for enter
talnments. lectures, dances and for
use on such other occasions as may
seem appropriate. A cigar stand,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-04
RHEUMATICS
20. K.
All Over the Country They Are TAX
Ing -Neutr0ne Prescription &c."

To be strong and free from all
stlhness in your joints and mus
eles, just think Of il. for only SOC
or 81 for one or TWO weeks treat
ment.
Neutrone Prescription SO" is
quickly absorbed into the system
and in Z week or two brings bless
co relief 70 tired, weary, inhamed,
swollen joints and muscles.
It's easy TO use, too; no fuss and
bother getting ready; no time lost
tubing in fiery Iiniments or using
nc: piasters; just take four times
day faithfully and all stiffness,
swelling and misery viii vanish.
Used regularly, il makes the lame
and crippled strong and vigorous,
draws out all the stiffness, agony
snd Inflammation. It's fine. Get
bottle today at your druggist, 50c
and ST. Mail orders filled on 81
size. 4. J Riess. the druggist,
and leading druggists everywhere.
-(Ady.J
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-04

had been smoldering in the slack
pile of the electric light plant here
for several days broke out this
morning in flames. The blaze is
under control. Every effort is being
made by members of the fire depart
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-04

ment to confine the blaze to the
slack pile which is located within
the interior of the power building.
At noon today the fire was still
burning An estimate of the loss
cannot be determined
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-04

OF the club. MIR Johnson's wide
experience in the hotel business
and Pullman dining car service has
equipped him for this work and as
sures the successful management Of
this important club.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-04

mace. He was picked up f0i
speeding by Motorcycle Oficer Ear
shannon. On being arraigned be
fore Police Magistrate Smith he
pleaded guilty TO the charge ant
was fined So and costs Of the case
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-04

candy case and hot coffee counter
Will take care of many wants OF the
membership.
J. W. Johnson. the manager OF
the Swiss chalet at Long View
park, has been secured as steward
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-04
MAGISTRATE FINES
MAN FOR SPEEDING

c. J. Bugman, Rock Island man.
was arrested yesterday for viola
ton OF the city automobile ordi-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-04
ORION LIGHT PLANT
DAMAGED BY BLAZE

Especial to The ArgusD
Orion, Ill, July Fire which
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-01-09
SMOOTH SMUCGLER
CAUGHT AT BORDER

AMSTERDAM, Jan. 9.-Caught at
Zeyenaar by a special agent OF the
Hague police, while attempting to
smuggle into Germany eleven large
boxes said to contain underclothes'
shoes, coffee, tea and other foodstuns'
Countess Won Platen has been held AT
Anthem court.
The Countess had carefully prepared
for her encounter with custom au-
thorities by telephone message sup
posedly from the foreign office at the
Hague, and a telegram from the local
German consul asking for considerate
treatment; but the special agents ar
rived in time to overrule these in
structions and insisted on examining
the Countess luggage where he found
the contraband.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-01-09
Auto Leaves Doped Soldier.

GREENWICH, Conn., Jan. 9.-Mys-
terry shrouds the case of Howard Cum
bingham Of Stamford, nineteen years
old an artilleryman who was left at
the Uuited hospital, Port Chester, ~
Y, today, by man in a yellow auto
mobile, who Immediately drove away
and has not been seen since, Cum
ningham appeared to be suffering
from the effects of drug. The young
soldier said be left Fort Wright, Fish
er's Island, where he is in Battery Il
of the seth Regiment, last Friday, go
ing to New York, which he left Sun
day. He said he accepted the invi-
tation of two strange men to play
cards. They gave him a drink out OF
bottle, he said, and that was the last
he remembered.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-01-09
DRAFT FRAUD JAILS
MOTHER AND son

NEW YORK, Jan. 9.-Nathan Haas
twenty four was sentenced to year and
day in the Atlanta penitentiary af-
ter pleading guilty of conspiracy to
violate the selective draft law. Fed
eraf Judge A n. Hand, also sentenced
his mother, Mrs. Anna Lichterman,
fifty-nine, to thirty days in the Tombs
for aiding the conspiracy.
After Haas had been drafted he
swore his mother was a widow and
that he was her sole support Mrs.
Licterman, mother of Haas by form
er marriage, made an affidavit along
similar lines Investigation by the To-
cal draft board disclosed that the wom-
an had been married for fifteen years
to Isaac Lichterman and was not de
pendent on her son.
Haas will be obliged to enter the
army when he finishes his prison
term.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-01-09
A WOMAN'S RACK.
The Advice Of This Americus Woman
is of Certain Value.

IS OF JerEaIn FhIucs
Many woman's back has many
aches and pains
Outlines It's the kidneys fault.
That's why Doan's Kidney Pills are
SO effective
Many Americas women know this
Read what one has to say about it
AIRS. c. L. Terry, 524 Let street,
says: Il suffered for about twelve
years from dull pain in the small
of my back and l had some slight
trouble with dizziness. There were
other distressing kidney disorders,
too. / used about and 8 aAII boxes c.
Deans Kidney Pills and was so re-
lieved l didn't see the need of TAX
ing any more of them. If have any
more trouble / will surely use Doan's
Kidney Pills, because thcy are all one
could want for weak kidneys. advise
all sufferers from kidney trouble to
try Doan's"
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
.IIy1S sa1rs Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs TelFy had Foster-Milburn Co.,
N'gs., Buffalo N. Y.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-01-09
SECRETARY HOUSTON
ASKS FOR S6,OOO,OOO

WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. s-'aNiu
r. Houston, Secretary of Agriculture
has asked congress for an appropria-
ton Of $4,000, 900 to enable the De-
partnent OF Agriculture to buy anu
sell seed to farmers for cost at
reasonable price.
The seed situation has presented
and continues to present many olrh-
culties. Under the provision OF inc
food production act, which made avail
able $4,000 for the purchase ana
sale of seed to farmers in restricted
areas for cash, at cost, it has peeh
possible for the department to furnish
some relief. Large quantities OF seed
of cotton, grain sorghums, and corn
have been purchased for the drought
stricken sections of Texas in order 10
assist in making available adequate
supplies of seed for the next planting
season. The department is taking
similar action in North Dakota and
Montana and has arranged to pur-
chase considerable quantities OF ole
corn suitable for seed for sale to farm
ers in Indiana where an emergency
exists with reAerence to the supplies
OF visible seed corn.
1t is the purpose of the department
if the sum suggested is made avail
able, to take immediate steps to secure,
test, and store at least portion OF the
supply of these seeds that will be
needed for next season. In this con-
nection, it should be borne in mind
that. under the language of the item,
the seed will be sold to farmers only
for cash at reasonable price, and it
is provided that the fund may be used
a revolving fund until the Secretary
Of the Department Of Agriculture de-
ternines that the emergency contem-
plated by the appropriation no long
eT exists. In the circumstances, 1t Is
believed that it will be possible to re-
turn to the treasury the entire amount
appropriated, or at least the greater
portion OF it.