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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-26
Otravnym pynem Thierry obnracenf amercti vojini.
NOW KORMIDELNfK POLL
TICKE KOCABKY RA-
KOUSKA.

Widen, 25. cervence. - Ba-
ron Hussarek, drivejsi ministr
kultu a vyucovani, takto 'cisto-
krevna cernozluta stvara', jme
novan byl ma nists odstouple-
ho Seydlera pfedsedou rakou-
skeho ministerstva. Pred svym
jmenovanim prohlasil v posla-
recke snemovne, re do sveho
kabinetu povola ministerstvo
urednicke bez ohledu ma politi
cke strany. Ministry jednotli-
vych stran povola pozdeji, az
Sc mu pry podari rozharane po
merry v risi uklidniti. Poslane-
cka snemovna odmitla resoluci
Geskych poslancI, ably byvaly
ministr president Seydler dfi
vejsi zahranicni ministr hrabe
Togenburk dany byli v obzalo-
bu a ku podivu dost, pro ces-
kou resoluci hlasovalo 1862 po-
slancl, kdezto proti 215.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-26
NEMECKY MfROVY NABEH.
HUNOVE ROZSIRUJf VYLHANE ZPRAVY, ABY
AMERIKU NALADILI K MfRU.

Washington 25 cervence - UprostTed dneSnch bitev,
kere sou do rozsahu nevetsm srazkam nynesi val
ky jechz prznvy vysledek rozhodn6 pkan stranu
spojenc pokousi Nemci navazan mrovych ednan Jest
to movy napor havne skutek uvadeny samymi vdc mi
aristicke strany Nemecka. PGvodne snaz spojence
smiflive nakoniti bezohednym toky zdemoraisova du
cha jech armad Nemecti propagatofi pod comemou
kou mu pocna opetne rozprosrat site pomoc rdznych
pacifist Prace jech jest vidtena pri veke muncn sav
Angl kde jest delnkd bud stvce neb hodla
tax uciniti
Federalnf jednateny tane sluzby cele zem jsou
stope noveho pacifckeho hnu hoda opr nemeckou
ponoc Nemect "mrotvorc" prvni rad6 snaz rozsit
nase srdce srach neddveru Amercke vosko scastnuje
z po deset dn veice dpesne bolt Franci chrabro
jeho nemalo Berlin znepokoue techto ddvodd rozsiru
nemec mirovi nadhonc vyhane zpravy 90 sats
sftsfce".
ze by Amercane byli sucasnen povazv6m pocu naied
mluvi iedin6 stascch padVch. Zkratka hunove 81
delaii naladu k miru sami to dost neiapne.
senate dnes proskakovalv poves ze move mirove ma
vrhy Nemecka dojdou prosrednictvm rekterho neuran
no stau patrne Spaneska bebem nekoka dn DIE vsech
znamek nebudou m ami tentokrate Nemc nabidkou svo
Stestl. Ma toho pTl mnoho svedom President Wilson,
die nekterych zprav nepfme zadpeho miroveho navrhu
kerm by 81 Nemc snaz pTisvoiti byt len jedinou mill
ruskeho 1zem proti Will ruskeho du osatn spoienci?
I'll neev ochotu sednout kaisrovi byy pomery
boch ne vece spatne kdezto dnes sou spoene
mady vborneho ducha kterv voisk cenranch moc zeme
Rakousku- -Uhersku zfejme klesa
~ Pokud nebudou splneny znam6 podminky presdenta
Wsona, potud nebude Nemeckem miru.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-26
ZAJfMAVY DOTAZ ZASLA-
NY KAISROVI.

Geneva, Svycarsko, rs. Ger
vence. - "Kolik synI ztratilo
Vase Velicenstvo? Kolik jich
bylo zraneno neb zmrzace-
no?"
Otazky tyto shrnuty byly v
telegramu zaslanem vcera ne
meckemu cisari pastorem Dry
andrem, zakladatelem noveho
liberalniho listu nemeckoameri
ckeho vychazejiciho nyni pod
nazvem "Friedensruf" v Curry
chu We Svycarsku.
'V pfipadu, ze by nebvIo We
vasi rodine takovych ztrat." po
kracuie pastor We SVEN telegra
mu. "pozaduieme ihned bez-
prostfedniho vvsvetleni."
Kaiser Vilem ale mlci jake
ryba, neodpovida.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-26
RUSKY VELKOKNizE ANCLlCKYM
KAPITANEM.
HELFERICH NEMECKYM VYSLAN-
GEM v MOSKVE:.


Londyn 25. cervence i Byvay velkoknize Dmr Pa
vovc bratranec popraveneho ruskeho Mkuase byl
prave jmenovan cestnym kapitanem brtske armade DIE
zpravy Daily Telegraph by Dmr pftomen pov6stne
cere paaci knizete Juopova Petrohrade emz vysled
KEN bylo zavrazdn nemene povestneho micha Rasputa
Po one udaos byl vekoknize rozkaz carevnn zacen
vypovezen perske hrance. Novopeceny angcky
kaptan dekue prave svG zvot edn6 omuto pobytu
skyh hrancich kde naeza kyz vypuka ruska revouce
ucnia konec carskemu hospodarstvi
List Daily Express pise ze kdyz povrzena bude zprava
smr carevce Aexise stane napadnkem ruskeho rInu
zmineny Dmtrij enz JEST velkoknizete vladimira
Aeksandrovce er by pred ey zbaven nasednckeho pra
Zdejsi lsty prave obdrzely zpravu Toka jest tam
nesmu tisku zakazano pnaset sebe nepatrnsi zpravy
pohybech vojska spojenecke vypravy Sbifi.
Kodane dochaz west kterou obdrze dansk list Extra
badet Hengforsu hlavnho mesta Fnska slavny spso
vate Maxim Gork ezi Petrohrad6 smrelnem
sedkem zalddecni henoci. @sss = Z 2--
Hag 25. cervence. - Bernsky Tageblatt pise ze prv
MIN cnem noveho zahranicnho mintra Hnzeho jest vysa
nj Helfercha do Mosky vsanecke msto upraznene po
zavrazdeni Mrbachov6 List proevue svo nespokojenos
prav re jmenovany vysanec jest bankerem ktery oho
ruskymi bosevickym revoluconaTi malo pofdi
rich ako banker starati bude Rusku kaptasticke
zajmy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-26
MOVE ViTEZSTVi CESKOSLOVEN.
SKE ARMADY v RUSkU.
PORAZILI RUDOU GARDU u SIMBIRSKA
MA VOLZE.
(POLEDNf BULLETlN:),

Amsterdam, e. ceSvence. - Dobytim mesta Sim
birska fece Volze evropskem Rusku, stavaji Ce
choslovac pany nejen uzemi po levem behu ale ovla
dali iznacnou cast pobfezi prave. Pad Simbirska,
ktery jest hasen ruskym rednim teegramem do Berli
na nastal po urputnem odporu vojsk sovetd. Smbrsk
cta pres $4,000 obyvatel jest ddlezitym obchodnim
stfediskem guberne tehoz mena lezi 600 mil vychod
cd Moskvy. Kazan dobyta Cechosovaky dne Is cerven
ce, lezi $50 mil severneji.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-26
VALECNA PORADA We VfDNI.

Londyn. 25 cervence - Clenove rakouskeho nsme-
ckeho generaho Sabu kora Vdn konferenci ohledne
spoienecke ofnsvv Abani kone porady rozhodnuto
posi1t tamne rakouska voska franko-alsky posup
stavt Rovnez Pave bude prv rakousky vvboi obnoven
Nemecko sbo Rakusannm nekolk pomocnych divis
budou rozdeleny men oddly oddly ty zarazeny mez vol
sko rakouske Oenva Alban bude pry obnovena prede
vsm ably revoluGni hnut Bosne Herzegovina nemoho do
savadim postupem spojencG zmohutnet.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-26
STAVKA MUNIcNlCH DEL
NfKU v ANCLII.

Londyn, 25. cervence. V prh
rnyslovem distriktu Birming-
ham vznikla velika stavka mu-
nicnich delnil.n. Az dosud "a
hall 100000 muzG, a neni ma
dele ma brzke urovnani nedo-
rczum6ni. ktere vzniklo k vuli
mzde. Vlada slibuje poslati
stavkare k plukim, pakli
strajk nebude brzy urovnan.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-26

Dnes pod mrakem " sobotu
destivo.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-26
(POLEDNf BULLETIN:)

Londyn, 26 Zdejsm 1Fa adlm byo japanslou
vladou ocelns re Japansko pfupue navrhy
Spoenych hoda podporovat vojenske ace sesoso-
venske armady Sibifi
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-26

General Foch pokracuje sve 'sveraci takce vyse
ku Sosons ODE eho kda taci neprtee kdezto cd
cipu Marne spojenci zstavaji vybo Odpor
NemcG stale silnejsi korunn prime podnka zoufae
kusy ably Fochovym kestm unkl pGl mlonovou
zachran Spojenect znaci vsak pochybuji prime
vede vsecka sva vojska bezpeci nasledos ze cast eho
armady sevfeni Fochovych sill zdsane Ludendorff posa
pnci stale prvodn lee spoencGm zaoh pri-
byva
Hunove zahali vcera protnapory velkem stylu
pookruhu btevni fronty reky Ourcq hozapadne
Remes Vsecky y protinapory byly vsak odrazeny poe
neckym armadam poaTo posoupt vude vzdor urputne
ssnu zapasu renfate'- r.s-.s.-.ta4@
Clip vyseku Remes mtr pGvodne MIL tlakem
genera Foha by do vcerejSka iz 81 MIL kterazo
bitevn lni mez Buzany Merry nachaz dnes pod kfizo
wynn ohnem tezkch spoeneckych DEL Posaveni Nemcu
tudz stale horst kounni prime en upornym zpasem mdze
zaskoceni unknouti.
Ma zapadnm kfdle franko-americka vojska postoupla
vychodne obou bfezch eky Ourcq promne
il zelezntnf meso Tardeno ke mali Nemci nejvet
81 sve zasoby munice provantu Fere m6lo souz Lunden
dorffovi havn zakladnu tazenf Paz dnes dGe
z ten sired ohrozovan e liz Francouz Amercany Fere
EnTardenois nemdze Sc dlouho udrzet N6mc must
frontu opet ma zad posinouti.
Ma cfpu vseku spoenc cd Marry rovnez postupuj Wee
okupova zalesnene kraje Dormans venc Fere Bri
tove vychodnm kfidle posnu linii mill pd ma
fronte kerazo posledne jmenovana
sada ezi pet mil zapadne cd Remese pd mile cd slnce
katheanho mesta do Fishes vedouci M6sto Fishes e
stfedu drahy mezi Scissors Remesi
Vychodne Cd Remese NELL vcera 1sp6ch pluky francouz
sk6, vlasske amercke briticke poske TTeba toz
znamenati cast legie poskych dobrovonikG Amerky
boiue nyn boku Francouzd RemeSe kde ceskosloven
ske vosko bude brzy zamestnano Vcera po dobrovonc
dozorem francouzseho komanda ponky prvni svG
ky 1tok nepTele zvltezi. Srucny dneSn bulletin
mule totiz, ze Polac veho vypadu RemeSe porubal
mnozsvi Hund zaja ch 213 sva postaven re vrat
znaGnou koTst.
Americana pred vcereisim dobym Armentieres okupo-
vail do vGerejSka as 40 ctverecnch mil dotcenem okol
N6mc mali nyni boisti as 20 divisi nichz nektere
= pomocne - divse pochazeji Fander jine Elsaska
Vcera mezi Ourcq Marnou byla nejtezsi kanonada
houkanf del byo slyset PARTLY Ma linii te mai Nemci
zvlaste vyhodne posce.
Jak liz naznaceno N6mc vyseku Soissons- RemeS
vnu stale ve odpor nasledovne nemecke zraty jsou
velike
Dansky casopis National Tident. jenz byva pravdla
lice dobre nformovan sdeue ze cd pocaku vaky byo
ak pu etiho mionu nemeckych vonG bojich
Vede oho zmin6ny casops podotyka ze tomu prsu
pue polozka jese na sce a kera udava pocet dalsho
boe uplne neschopnych dGsledcich urpenych
neni Tvrd re cd dubna eosnho roku bo takovych muz
pres 65OOOO posano do vntrozem P vSech tech mulch
byo zjsteno dasiho boe v6bec vojenske uzby
dale neschopni
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-26
CELY VYSEK S0lSSONS- -REMES Y
KRiz0VEM OHM SP0JENCU.
FRANKO- -AMERICKY VOJ OE1ROzU
JE NEMECKOU ZAKLADNU u
FERE-EN-TARDENOIS.
POLSKA LEGlE ZE SPOJENYCH STATU VlTEZf
UREMESE
(BULLETIN:)

= Pafiz, 26. cervence - Americana Francouzi dobyi
dnes Ouchyle, mssta fece Ourcq zaa as 900 Hunt
Povrzuje okupace msstecka Villemonoire, kde 800
nepFae byo zaao 20 sroinch pusek spoenc uoristsno
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-29

leaves of aloe and iaiap They
are sugar coated, tiny pills, and
easy TO take. No one should he
without them, and it is most
beneficial if Pellets are taken
at least once week to clear oui
the intestineS. BY reason of the
toxins, or poisons, bred in the in.
testines these poisonous bacteria
are sent all through the blood
channels and tho victim feels
tired, sleepy and headachy, or
the brain doesn't work as usual.
Sometimes the breath IS offensive.
Plmples or bolls break out on
the face or neck. This is dan.
ger signal which should warn Won
that II is time 10 go to the nearest
drug store and obtain a twenty
tIve-cent vial OF Doctor Pierce's
Pleasant Pellets. the best known
liver pill for half century pas,
fb"v n"o standard and cfHraC,u,e
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-29
TEACHERS SEEK AID
FOR RETIREMENT FUND
ASK Council to Increase Yearly
Appropriation From $4,000
to $4,000.

| With only routine business to transact,
Fitv Council held a very brief session
! last night and although il was expected
that delegation of 20 teachers would
appear before the city fathers and ask
= that an increased appropriation be allowed
the Board of Education for the purpose
of increasing their pay, the delegation did
not put in appearance. Although the
teachers did not appear n communlca-
tion was received in which Council was
asked 10 increase the appropriation of
s., 900 a year now allowed to the tea CHI
ers' retirement fund. 1t is asked that this
appropriation be increased to $1,000
year.
President Miller, of the Board of
Education. who was present at the meet
ing, told Council that he hoped that body
could see its way clear to allow this s., 600
year He pointed out that the police
pension fund was allowed $4,000 year
and that the teachers for this reason
thought that their fund should he allowed
this much yearly. He also pointed out
that there were sixteen teachers now on
this retired list
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-29

Our boys are distinguishing
themselves by their cleanliness
and iovia! spirits while at the
Front. They believe that " Clean
illness is next to Godliness."
II is an indisputable fact that
people can keep healthy and we'll
i'll no better way than by keeping
their bodies clean, inside and out.
Many thousands of people are
killed every year by allowing
toxic poisons 10 accumulate
within the body, and then they
fall victims 10 fevers and all sorts
of maladies with special names.
The only way to keep thoroughly
we'll is TO drink plenty of water
daily, bathe frequently, and take
some good laxative like Doctor
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. Cleanse
the system inside as we'll as out
side. These " Pellets of Doctor
pierce's are made of Nav an,,lo
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-29

On the motion of Councilman Robert
son the communication was received
and referred TO the finance committee.
communication was received from
the Washington Fire Company in which
that company asked the city fathers to
appropriate money to the company Tor
the purpose of erecting n tower on IFS
house at Third and French streets so that
a bell could be installed. The communica-
ton was received and referred to Council
rs n committee of the whole.
Ellis L Prcson, building Inspector.
sent letter to the body in which he stated
that he had made an investigation of the
walls of the old Avenue Theatre, at
Tenth and Tatnall streets. and found them
to be safe The communication was order
cd filed.
The following payrolls were approved
and ordered paid: Police, S5,673.75;
Public Building Commission, S73.75;
Council, S295,79; miscellaneous, 81, ,626-
IS
The bank balance was reported as
S456, ,41025.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-29
IN u. S. SERVICE.
Cruisers Castle X c. f.. Unfurls Flag
With IL Stars.

WIN II StaIs.
Crusaders Castle. No. ;, knights of the
Golden Eagle, held smoker at their regu-
lar session on Tuesday night \ service
flag containing II stars, representing the
number Of members of the castle now in
the service, was presented. Rev. T. W.
Wells made the address. His subject
was "Why We Are ut War" lie held
the attention of the members for an hour,
The Castle received communication
from John ;. Rosscll regarding the new
Liberty Loan. Harry w Roberts was
appointed Liberty Loan manager for the
castle The grand chief, Cecil T. Ewing,
and Grand Wee Chief Harry w Simpson.
urged the past chiefs TO attend the session
of the grand castle of Delaware To bc
held in Newark ON Monday next at 10
. clock in the morning
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-29
JUST RIGHT.

MIR Exc Did YOU tell the cook that
the hccfStcak was burned?
Mrs Exc Mercy. no. She would leave
instantly. told her il was just right but
that We preferred IT trihc undcrdone -
BOSTON Iranscrint
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-29

seed. even If 10 costs three times what IL
asked for the cheap seed, is the better
and more economical investment. Buy
all seed by name. A gardener asking
merely for "some lettuce" seed shows
either that he is ignorant Of gardening or
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-29
Plant Only Best Seed.

Annually thousands Of dollars are
wasted by persons economically inclined
who seek "bargains" in seed. There are
no bargains in seed Cheap seed is
bad seed and should be avoided. Good
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-29

guests each season. II pays, frequently,
to discard some old varieties for new, also
Perhaps you are growing some sorts That
have been vastly improved by the hv-
brldizers. Catalogue study will help you
10 decide.-W Woman's World for April.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-29
Some Friendly Strangers.

BE hospitable to vegetable strangers.
Remember that what is seldom seen on
your own table may be very generally
eaten by others Extend your list Of
garden occupants to include some new
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-29
Diphtheria

A sore throat is good breeding place for
Diphtheria germs. Protect your children
by never neGleeting Sore Throat. You can
wisely depend upon TONSILINE Give
1onsiline upon the first appearance oiSore
Throat don't give Diphtheria = chance
jn that throat in its weakened condition.
When TONSlI.INE is swallowed il comes
directly in contact with the diseased sur
hce and induces healthy con- ~xx
sition of the membranes-then the sLs(
psteru can better defend the throat n
F attacked by Diphtheria germs. ~
Keep TONSIIlNE in the house n
sherc you can get it quick when
seeded. 35c., 60c. and s100. ~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-29

wholly Indifferent 80 far ~ results are
concerned study the catalogues and
buy only the named varieties.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-29

Germany win occupy all of Finland
And there were fools who did not expect Il
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-29

We have the finest line Of
high grade watches in vii
mington. Elgin. Waltham How
ard. Illinois and Rockford
movements. in all shapes and
designs For this week We offer
this special at
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-07
MAYOR RETURNS
FROM The west
Head Of Rock Island Municipal Al.
fairs Had Lengthy Visit On
Pacific Coast.

Mayor William McCOnOchie ar
rived in this city this morning after
visiting for several weeks on the
Pacific coast
The mayor left Rock Island Aug.
S, and attended the annual reunion
of the G. A r. at Portland, ore,
Aug. is to "A. He visited at Sc
attic, Wash. points n the states of
Oregon, California. Colorado and
other states, returning directly
from Denver.
Commissioner Martin T Rudgren.
who has been acting mayor sin g
the departure Of Mayor NcC0u0-
chic, states that several important
questions will be taken up at the
regular weekly meeting to be held
next Monday, which matters have
been carried over awaiting the re-
turn of the mayor
Passage of the new waterw0rks
ordinance, new tax levy ordinance.
and matters pertaining TO entering
into a contract for the disposal Of
garbage are the more important
matters that have been held up
awaiting the mayors approval
The most important provisions o.
the waterworks ordinance are those
pertaining to a decrease in water
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-07

has removed his dental parlors to
comfortable and attractive suite
in the 7. II. {. A. building.
Sept. 5-A large fire was pre-
vented at 1870 this morning. when
the fire department succeeded in
extinguishing flames which origi-
mated in the coal pile at No. Z school
building on Thirty-eighth street
and Seventh avenue No one has
been able to tell how the fire start
ed, probably through careIessness.
However, city officials are rejoicing
that it was discovered before great
harm was done There were 1924
bushels of coal in the cellar and
beside the loss of this amount of
coal, one Of the prettiest school
buildings in the state was saved
destruction.
Sept 6-The marriage last night
of William II. Marshall and Miss
Elsie A. Denkmann was celebrated
at the beautiful Denkmann home,
I22 Fourth avenue. The ceremony
was performed at Z o'clock by the
Rev. W. s. Marquis, pastor of the
Broadway Presbyterian church, in
the presence Of a brilliant company
of friends and relatives.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-07
BIRTH RECORD rs
REQUIRED BEFORE
ENTERING SCHOOL

Certificates of dates OF birth.
showing them to he 6 years Of age.
are requested Of all pupils entering
for the first time the grades Of Rock
Island schools. The rule has been
established by Superintendent +. c.
Fisher In response 20 request
from the state department OF educa-
ton This is the first time such
4 rule has been made.
AS a result the Office Of County
Clerk II. b. Hubbard has been de-
luged with requests for certificates.
The county receives a fee Of %
cents for each document OF this
kind which the clerk cert!aes Par
ents are expected TO pay the foe.
The certificates will be filed in
the Office of the superintendent, not
entirely for use in determining the
age Of the pupil upon entrance, but
for reference at the other end OF
the school career, when the matter
OF child labor and compulsory edu-
cation is at issue.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-07
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO
-From The Argus Files Of 1865

Sept Howard Wells, ex-post-
master, died at his home, 1907
Sixth avenue, at Gas last evening
after long illness.
The new sweeper was put into
operation on Second avenue today
for the first time. However, it
should be used at night instead OF
in the daytime, because of the dust
which it raises.
Sept. "A crew Of men has been
started at the job of completing the
work of strengthening the lower
deck of the Rock Island bridge,
which was commenced last winter
and deferred at that time:
The Vestry Of Trinity Episcopal
church last night determined to
make an effort to raise $3.50 which
viii be needed to pay the cost of
paving Sixth avenue
Sept 3-WOrk has been started
on the Twentieth street paving,
south of Ninth avenue Several
loads Of curbing have been dumped
at the intersection Of these streets.
However, there is a great deal of
grading to do before the paw
ing can be done.
Sept. DIR. A. II. McCandIess
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-07
THIEVES ENTER
ANOTHER HOUSE
Residence of o. +. Lundahl Thor.
Oughly Ransacked Yesterday
Afternoon.
BURGLAR SUSTAINS INJURY
believed To Have Been Badly Cut
While Breaking GIass-LeaVes
Trail OF Blood.

Burglars broke into the home of
O. F. Lundahl, 927 Forty-third
street, between and yesterday
afternoon ana not only thoroughly
TansaCked the residence, but dam
aged a number Of pieces Of furni-
ture by forcing the locks TO buffet
and dresser drawers.
Members of the family report
that several minor articles were
taken, but that a sum of money in
the buffet was overlooked The
burglars even searched the attic OF
the residence
Entrance was gained through a
kitchen window, the glass OF
which was broken out and the
indow lock then unfastened.
Injured by Glass.
At least one man was injured
while making an entrance, and ii
is believed that he sustained a Sc
we're cut while breaking the glass.
i large pool of blood was found on
the kitchen floor, and in the linen
closet many articles were splashed
with blood.
The thief dressed his wound with
cloths obtained at the home as was
evidenced by the fact that several
articles of linen were missing and
that some linen pieces, covered with
blood had been discarded in the
house. Blood was found splashed
over the sink where the wound had
evidently been washed. The police
have ben notified of the affair.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-07
SHORT MEETING
OF SUPERVISORS
viii Convene Tuesday But Plan to
Postpone Session Until After
Primaries.

Although the Rock Island county
board Of supervisors will meet next
Tuesday, it IS probable that little
more than formalities Of opening
the statutory session and adjourn
ment will take place.
Wednesday is the day Of the state
Urinary and members Of the board
are judges of election. Each viii
ant TO return 20 his precinct with
out delay 20 be ready for long
days work, receiving and counting
ballots.
Thursday is the day Of the ma
Jioual registration OF men between
the ages OF IS and 45 years. The
polling places will be used for tho
registration and the judges OF cleo
ton will serve as registrars as a
rule.
With the week thus far gone SEES
sions OF the board may not be re
sumed before the following week.
The committee on fees and sal
aries was in session yesterday, hay
ing before IL the matter of compen-
satiou for the officers elected. This
relates to the Offices OF county
Judge, county clerk. probate Judge,
clerk of the probate court, sheriff.
county treasurer and county super
intendent OF schools.
II has been the custom OF the
hoard 70 take up the matter OF com
pensation OF deputies and clerks I'm
the December session. The pay Of
the chief in each Office is fixed be-
fore mis- election. They will take
up their duties in December.
Tax levies for collection in 1919
will be decided upon by the super
vlsors in the September session.