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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-02-17
New Cabinet

STOCKHOLM, Feb. liking
Gustave Monday selected his new
cabinet, which has been bother
Ing him for some time. and will
now attempt to carry out his pol
10y OF war preparation.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-02-17
EARN BIG MONEY

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. IT,
Paroled men from the California
penitentiary have earned $1,430,-
469 since the parole system start
ed, and they we're released begin
ming in 1893.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-02-17
BUSINESS men
entertained
BY STORE

At Rhodes Brothers store last
night, c. q. Senders and B. c..
Mead gave an interesting exhibit
ton of a working model of the
Panama canal with a lecture on
the subject. About SO business
men were present and were ban
Quoted after the entertainment.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-02-17
Port Commission Plans
Announced at Meeting

district schemes, endorsed the
proposition, and they will ask the
county commissioners to put 1t up
to the people for special cleo
ton for the third time.
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You'll Find
Il 1t Here 'i'

. @ q @ @ o @ O u y . - o o 9
. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. .
. 1 cent q copy. =
8 &c ON newstands and trains .
= 30 cents a month by carrier .
. BY mail. .
. One month. IS cents .
. Three months, 800. .
. six 4 ,nths. $50. =
y One Yer. SS.2S. .
y o q q a d. = o y y T. 4
"Old Tom" M'Calla, Seattle
longshoreman, was cremated in
his shack Monday. -
Washington Delicatessen and
Oyster House, 9th and st. Helens.
Imported delicacies of all kinds.
Advertisement
-A-f
Puyallup has registered 1900
In six weeks.
Artistic decorations. Watson's
Advertisement"
Governor Lister has moved the
state fish commissioner from Bel
bingham to Seattle.
Watch repairing reasonable. Old
jewelry made new. Pfaff, 1147 G.
Advertisement"
R. H. Rogers and ]. w. Bow
man left Puyallup in a single
buggy to drive to California Mon
day.
Artistic decorations. Him., florist.
Advertisement"
Raymond is excited over gold
found in placer mining within
six blocks of the center of town.
Salt Rising Bread tomorrow.
Duenwald's, 318 nth st. adv.
Officers believe the murder of
three Japanese at Walville,
WASH, has revealed rendezvous
for criminals of this nationality
there.
H. B. Eckert, Tacoma, got the
contract for building the Chan
mel Change Hill" section of Paclf-
ic national highway in Pacific
county for $9,49S.
Russell G. O'Brien, first adju-
tant general and father of the
national guard" In Washington,
died at Olympia,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-02-17

Veteran Volunteer firemen will
meet at the city hall tonight.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-02-17
Robbers GAG

MILLEDGEvILLE, Ca, Feb.
17.--Robbers bound and gagged
9. s. Bonner, night Waterman,
and got the savings Of his life
time, amounting to over $40, 900.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-02-17
Salt Rising Bread tomorrow.
Duenwald's, 318 18th st. adv,

Officers believe the murder of
three Japanese at Walville,
WASH, has revealed a rendezvous
for criminals Of this nationality
there.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-02-17

H. B. Eckert, Tacoma, got the
contract for building the Chan
mel Change Hill" section of Paclf-
ic national highway in Pacific
county for $9,49S.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-02-17
In Several Towns

The members of Sunday
school classes have joined,
and in each instance will
club together and use the
money for the purpose of
buying the teacher a pres
ent.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-02-17

Russell g. O'Brien, first adju-
tant general and father of the
national guard" in Washington,
died at Olympia,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-02-17

Raymond is excited over gold
found in placer mining within
six blocks of the center of town.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-17

W0IFgoHg NIT itiHfm Horirng an
alabitr Dem @oHBsn bit meibe etben
foIit. Gieetsbtpnbt brtiislt Il elm
Rcitnbtft aus. Weins Gpannuno er'
rsihit ben @ipftl. Bas Gpisl be-
ennn. DoH mos mar bos7 WeIhs
Zone orinatn an Hisin Gbr: Bimm,
bitimm, biIimml Inns 6immslsDil,
len. Der JuHee fpisIt bod niGt bic
aIohersIodeH! WabrbnFtig. Te fnb's,
iit Die mid in msinsr Sugsnb fdon
esqudlt uHo btrfolsi babtH. Die Rio.
ittrglodtn! 6orh. ipit ie Tau,
ten! Rein, 20 mar gu Ditll auf
cine RbdpIooit bon 2isJt oosr cine
aor5srtpOlOHaiis BON Chopin botts
i4 mid esfnbt gsmani, UNI nun:
Die a~IoIttrgIoden, ousgere9nst bic
qloitrslodeul Sd modte NIT Dig.
non dusrufen: bur tpsr oi. .alo.
itsrsloden" TENT, tpttb mas i'd lei.
Oe!a
Run mar als SoTfnuns Sabiu, Id
mar seinidi. Rtiu Molfs1ng, BEN
i'd naiiirIi6 bon msinsm S.sIengus
itanb nidts mtrten IieB, mar alIr
bod tein .@olfgaus" uHo NIT benz
g-Q-g-S mubts i9 mid bod
ipobI OsrbSrt babeu. - Gs Oausrt,
LANCE, sbs i'd mid bon meinsr Gnt,
tduI9ung srbolte.
Der Sungs bat es dbsr bod nod
Bis gum Stabstrompster ssbro6t.
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Gin f@Iamer &niT.

Sn elmer tleinen Stobt bielt Ti9
Elm gau6rebner sinigs Sage in einem
9aithof auf, lin ii4 in Der 8irts
|i4oft leidter 9rebit gu erbaIten,
|I4rie6 er f6 i'm 6rsmbenbua aIs
Rentier Elm. Qls Der 4rttft tnbli9
abrsiIsn po1te, prGIentierte Der Nirt
ibm auf ieinem 3immer bic Reds
nung. Die Rednung mar ober gr0s
Der, als Der 8elObetrag, iiber ben
Der Sat berfiigte.
sd fam sic ni9t be3o6len, ers
tIGrte Der 8au6rsbner benz Mirt,
ngebulben Sic Ii9 ettpas, mad 9ers
lauf BON Elm ponr Wo9en perbe if
Sbnen bas @slb 14iden.4
Der Nirt rod 3e9pre[lerei unb
tpurbe arg tpiitenb.
Isle @auner, Sic 2ump elenbi.
GER idrie cr, mo, fporten sic, Sbs
men perbe i'd ben Stanopuntt liar
maiden"
@arauf bate Der 8ouhrebner grs
robs gepartet; nun mar Is fit i'm
.3eit, pon ieiner &unIt Gebrau9 su
MAIDEN.
nus benz ontoBenben 3innsr eta
i9ol pI6bli9 cine Stimme:
aSerr Ro4bor, hobsn Sic iein(
8onge, seben Sic rubtg NIT benz
srpben Mirt Dor Geri9t, tn Dab
sebGri, pie tr @ie @ouner unb Bump
.ssI4impft bat unb tann's bessusen;
bns pirb tbm iebenfaIIs teursr III
iteben tomrnsu, aIs Sbnen fsine
Re6nung."
Der Dirt eri6rat beftig.
Gr erlieB fsinem Soft bic Re9s
nung, ipiinfdts ibm quite asiis unb
freute ii9 i'm Stiaeu, mod 10 olimpfs
lid baDDnsetOmmen gu fein.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-17
Tanf3sbutss aapit.f.

Ga mar tur3 ua9 flint llbr, ali
G1irIeD bic feline Station am Sum
errsidte. ST bate barauf gere9net
irgsnb einsn Nagen gu fin0en, mil
BEN er mad BEN etpa 8tpet MeiIer
entferntsn 2onbiiB Der SamtIons fob.
rem tonnts, jebO4 nur cine gripot,
equipagt tpartste. bic bon 8tpei sIe,
gantsn Dnmsn beitisgen nurbe.
81 bieb Is alIo ben ~Itanbigeu
Msg gu SUB 5uriidIsgsn, mas fps,
nigitsns ben 9Or3ug bate, baB Ell
nod einmal In nller Rubs iid ouI
feline MiiIton Dpr6ereiten, bic 8ort,
iiberlegen tOnntt, bic er Dem Colonel
iagsn poIlts. G9on tpG6renb bsr
sya6rt mar Is inn I9per alf BIZ
@sel. ocfnIlsn, ME sr Ieiusm gbef,
nielsm herriIden Meui1en nit benz
unberemtnbaren Temperament, Mit.
tsilung bon BEN Jsblsn Der @ertpa.
pierre MAIDEN follts. Die biffiSilHc
Gtunbe feinss 2sbens, benz Germ
nno Gebietsr 5u ingen, bdB er iiG
an ben geitdnDen Der 9ant DergriT.
fen bate. Wis, ipenr er Ieugnete,
neun CT SbirIeD bsrantnortIi1 mad.
tee - Gob, 70 stipas mar unoentbar
Gbirltp fii6Ite isIbit boB er
fid Derrnnnte, bod gsI9uIoiaunsen
burFie er inter teinen umltGnben cr.
beben, tur sinfa9 bic satfade Des
1sbIxS hsy Combs tonnntisreR -
mltitn ouf her Strabs mar Sir,
Itp fteben gsDlebsn, nIs sr 5i1 in
Iebhaften Borbsn bic 8eeegnuna nit
IsameIon DorFslIts. 9nbei bate CT
bic 6uppe zines ii9 in raIdsm 5lilge
nabegnDsn autOmobiIs iiberbGrt -
bis ct sur @eite trat unb fIiidtig
nah BEN @efdbrt binaberblidte. Sm
lgl6fn Woment .absr ertOnte aud
iaoa eth laalss 6aIIob, Iebbaite MuIe
aess @ssraBung unO gu ieinsr MOB
laIsn llsberraihung ertaniite Der ems
fame ManOerer Isinsn alien GrsuHb
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gtRsaHnas. 4ntvsiinnaen:

0ieIt Muiisr psrosn an irseu0
cine abreFe eegsn GinienOung Des
preiIss sef4tdt. Mon eebe Drummer
uub Gr0Be uno ole polle abreTs
oeutIi4 ssfdrisben on unb f4ide ben
Coupon nebIt 10 Gents fir ieoss
befteIIte MluIfer an bas
Dept Omaha Tribune
1911 Suwurb ct.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-17
Die ewioe 9aoo.
aomau bon aspIv9 eGaffmsstr.
lS3. GortItbung).

fHt 0ttetN lgAA ~ hA4 uNotytA'
ft Gpisl psrisnit lporoen - uno i'm,
mtr gsipaliigtr ipuro Der @sgsn,
brud. gBis bic raufden0tn Gluten
Ole 1dmme laldeen. Soai< Il DIE
fen Ulolo6 alss, dass opItrn =
bic gangn 5ridte ieintr gebsnsnr'
bent, IeiHe YereoHgsnbeit. ale ieinI
bisbrriGsn Grfolgs ieins WlibIeIig'
tsitsn - oas Slid BON sipoH3ie
Sabrtn2 llno mar ods @srbdngniS
Islbit oann nod a~uf5ubdItsnY S6riI
nidt ieOe Stunoe lauler, 0slsnosr,
bob ales bergsblid lpar9
.RsosR Gle Ood, Mlsnf4, rtosr
Gie!" ihrie 9pbbs Jpn nit bsiisrel
Gtimme an. Git iinb ooa foRIi
Gin MeRI4 raider Gniihluhs, man
md1t BOD feline miaion our9 In
sntl9lofsn9eit unO 3auosru. Infer
Shidlal bdugt an Sbrsm Dori.A
sgisin,@ fogts Subbato Itsinern.
Mie BON elmer &drdnteI geIto9en,
fubr Dobbs in Die 9Obs.
SD atSsptisre Die Antipprt nidt
- ons lit GelbTtmor6.
4ubbaros Gauit idIus Elm paar'
nal ME in elmer tonDullipiihen Be-
pegirig duf ben Sii4.
s0Dbbs, i'd bin gu @nos. i4 lam
nift peiter," lam Is tonIos. ~Gegeu
msins innerIte lebsr5sugung bin i9
In oieIe gan5e unisIige 6ade biueins
eeg1ngsn, bic i'd ni6t psrltebs unO
nidt btberrIde. 2lber oas cine Der,
Itebe i9; mir iinO se4Iagen."
Rein uno oretmal min," itieB
@obbs berpOr. r8ir iinb nur Der'
loren, psHn mir uns ielbft DerIorsn
eeben."
aber SubbarO i9ittsIts ben aopf.
Gr mar pI6bIi6 gang rubig sspor'
ben - bic Rube Oss 8eIegteH, Der
feline Rieoerlags anertsnut.
rWir lino selaldgeIt, 0obbs,"
fubr er fort. Dos gauge 2anb, Die
6ffentlids Msinung 1T gsgen uns.
Wldn bot oas 9efiibI, Elm gerfemter,
Elm pom @eieB 9ed4tstsr gu isin."
Gin i9arfsr, 0erd9tIiaer ausruf
unterbio9 ibn, oo9 9ubbaro IieB ii9
nidt f6ren. .Sun0ert 6abritsn bd'
ben ibre Gore sel4Iofsn, unO gum
osrttauIenbe itHo ourd uns brotIos
g%etpprOen. Glau6sn sic, Dab bos
@plf Dies nod Ionge srtragen pirb9
Iltt GstpaIt DsrOeu is iid ssgsn
nns erbsben = uno tie ba6en rs4t.
Mir fino ni9is dls SpieIer, perru9'
ts. peroammts Spieler. Sd babe ge'
mug oaOOn. unb i6 iage Sbnen,
8obbs, es lift nur cine @ere6tigtstt
Des 6immsIs, DaB mir unterliegsn.
Cine b6bers Ma9t fdId9t uns gu
gooen infer aampf 1T Ders
ssbIid.@
0obbs Nu9en 1gonen Sllse Der
mut.
.S6ren 9siitanb babe i9 p%srIanst
SIR 6elo. aber teine SOnntagsi4uls
preOigt.~
Su6bnr0 srbob Ii6 uno padte Den
peiaen grauen GiI5hut, Der uuf
8o6bs quilt lag.
.gs mag Sbneu aIs SOnntuss'
fdulprenigl eri4sinen ober. BET
Uott, Is 1T msin Isbtes Mort."
aansiamsn, idpsrsn S4rittes
eiug Ct 5ur Siir biuaus - Dobbs,
IN iid Suiamengeiunten, itarrts inn
mad; er bate feline Grpiosrurg sss
bdbt.
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fuilhllItN VtittttH ~ HihltNf lu8tt
GbirIsD NIT potmtm 2on nod bsy
Iufen Bseriibune.
81. Is IN nnIaabnr - uidil
ldtini uns ufpart ~ bltibsn. Jbr,
Gippsn sudieR = lie prtbie bi,
5dnos ssssHtinanotr unb itnits ben
Bid.
sd fam mir bsnisn, bab bitIs
aronibsii Sbrsm Batter bic inisnIiD,
fen SstIeni6mtr5tn bsrsitst, ibsT
ale i6Iptrll6sH 1tAanE."
Gin raider Bid traf ibn. ga"
tnissgnsts Ne. ~gsrabs bic ssIiiistn
Shmsr5tn oas unetbeuerlihs
Ghidlal -
81, psib allies, fubr Is ebirlsp
ourd ben Sinn.
.@loubsn Sis, bob Is mDglid
mare, Jpn su Isbsn9@
Gpntbia 5~auberts. sd fpsiB
Hi9t Der arSt perbietsi isbs neut
errssung. Batter foil niht BON &C.
Iihdftsn iprshsn, fsin @sit foil sonj
frsi bdbOn lsin. bon allen sdddfts
llidsn Sorsen unb @tbanteR -
Sd nsbms on. bob sic in @sI9GItsu
tummsn." Sbr Bid I6isn .rinltei.
ss NOR SbirIe1, dIs Oh sr pIobIid
|stns IsinoIsIise StrSmuns DtrIpiirs.
er beidbie 30esrnb.
sd mo9ts sic lisbtr nidt mel
ben - es iinb INNER nur uns
annsbmIi9teitsn, bic Iid an i'm bran.
gen." Sbr Son mar beftigsr geippr'
ben, ME cine 9sgntrin itanb iis Dor
ibm sr Osriplrts es isst nit mar.
tanter S9drfe.
Gr %bsrfdrbte iid, unb unpilltir'
LID ri9tste feline GsItaIt fi9 auf.
yGIouben sic mir, nur Der aus
bsrits 3paug tonnts mid bsItimmsn
es idipebts auf Isinsn 2ippsn:
bic Dbitterite Rottpsnbigttit" al'
|IeiR er iprd9 bas Wort ni6t aus.
gbntbia mo6ts cine 9stpsgung, aIs
OBJ is ii4 entfernsn tpoIIts. .@ut,
i9 fperbe sic meIoen."
Bite, ni9t 10 -" SbirIeD
ma6ts sineH S9ritt auf fis su.
r8snn sic i'm iagsn pOIIsn, baB
'i9 bier bin - unb bab mDrgsn bic
@eReralUerIammlung Der 9ant itott'
.finoet - nur bds. St tptrb mid
Dsritsbsn."
@smsiiensn S9rittes itiss is bic
Srsppe binauf.
SbirIep absr itieg ss in bic aebls:
tpsl9s Sdrts, tpslde aGIte unb 9its
mtsrtsit ibm gegeni6sr, nIs Oh sr elm
5etnb pdre = Gr bssritf iis ni9t.
Simmer lag in ibrem 8sns6msn elm
uHousgeIpro9enes gttpos BON 5o9s
nut, als Oh elm l1ntergsbener Dor ibr
ftdnbe, on benz iie i6rs 2auns ouss
iben tonnts. DAB er iemaIl as,
slaubt, ibre aiebs gspinnsn gu t6ns
nen - Gs mar, oIs Oh iie SaB
gegsn i'm bege Sber
OOsr iab ite ben llntergang ibres
5auIes boraus unb bate all ibr
Gmpfinben aus benz 9runOe ii9 boil
gittsrisit seiosen -
Sect ia6 sr iie fpiebsr Iautlos bi.
3rsppe bsra6tommen, in ibrem
grauen i9Iidten @etpanbe tpis sint
Geitclt aus Stein. l1no i6sr allies
binous padts es @1irIsn bod tpieber
- mas ie lit unb oII btsis Sage
geIitten botte.
y@olIsn sic mir fOIgsn; Batter
tpinI9t sic gu ieben, unO - f9o,
nen sic ibn." Gs mar cine leile
Bite in ibrsm Son.
sd tpinI9te. bab sic mir @Iau.
ben Identen m69ten, bab nur bic
befen abii9ten mid bergsfibrt bas
ben. sic piifsn nidt, Die betriibt
i4 bin" @DIl ber8Iihsr Mdrme.
GOrtIssuna fOIet) a&
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(GOrtIssung fOIgt.)

= Quf anre9ung Der Ssrs
5Ogin bon 8raunf4peig 1T i'm Der.
3ogli6en Reiioen5i9Iob Elm 9o3drett
eingeri9tet tporhen, In Dem bis an
$50 8ettsn Quf'teItung FanOen. SIM
anidIuB an Die Qo3arettrdume itno
ltnterIu9ungs0immer, gerbaHO3ims
mer uip. eiugert9tet. Die Ginri9=
tungsn iinb in berartig groBsm llms
fang borgeiebeu, bob foft Der san3e
SiiOfligeI bes ReiibeuSI9IOifss in
Qnipru9 gsnommen tpirb. Serner
tpirb nuf 8efcbI Der 9sraogir mars
mes Mittogseiisn an allie bebiirfttssn
5raiien unb Rtnber bon gum Sses
RESIDENT e~inberufsnen We4rpfli4tiseu
ausgege6en.
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Hsanemn 2imgno. angng.
Sc. 9O08.

bitIss aimonos bients rofd Crepe Sc
Chine, BEN Flbsriarbise Supfen siueeiidt
mann nit fdpar5sm 9irtsl aus UlsFds
line. @ortrsfflia s,signsts Stsffe sur
ausfiibruus bes Sanittmuiters. bas in
brsi @r0BtH, tIein, mittsl unb erob, bOrs
rdtbig it. uno Az Yorbs MdtsridI Bel
"A Sol Brett. sriOrosrt, iinb grtpss. bic
in allen mobsrnsn Garbsn srbdltlin fino.
Gobnnn bic i6missiamsn @OiIss unb
lsiate Battle unb Oreonoits.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-17

Ginlenfung. Rum, ipis
sebt's nit ben GiuanSen. Iieber @ets
ter2"
ss8ante, id babe, mas i'd bran.
dee
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-17

I'm IN 9. 5trr:
,Arbeit obtIt!~
NettIsr: ga, Tebng g. urb I Bin
BAIT sin gIdpOr'nsr Geino oIIes 20.
Iissnls
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-17

DER Sbprtsmcnr n. -
rMlein JrduIeiu, i6 biste Shnen 9ers,
5an0 uno autel an.
SORT. Sic: !6eute III Der
stpeite SabrsStdg, mo i'd Dir r1sir
Sutpprt I4entte. 5aIt BUS Dergsftu,
Mrturg
Gr: giein - aber berseben.
Di6erfprud. aua mad
Ginf9reiten Der poIisei Iatmts biz
menss nod rubis tp.iter.
- Gin boppelter atnoess
morb beI9dftist bic id6Fi6ea poIi'
5~ei6ebOrOen. Mlan fanb auf Dem NHs
tergut RIeinopib Die 2ei4en SDeier
ainoer, Die uuf Dem GelOe Deri4urrt
maren. Man nimms an Oub bic
MOrosr bic eissnen GIlern Der aigs
Der, fpgsnannte Gddfengdngst. gts
neIsn iinO. Jbr aufenthuIt III uubss
tannt,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-17

Bel Der 8epoIterupg Der
1orbtiite Sibiriens biIOet bas SoI3
einen 9siI ibrer Qbenbmoblssit. CUR
9sritsGIung biefer Speiis tirb uns
mitteIbor unter Der 8aumrtnbe cine
oide Sol5T9idt a6stidabt, fein ses
mablen nit S9nee oermiI6t unb
bann in einem aefel oefptten.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-07-08

Dear Mrs. Thompson: l wish to ask
your advice on the following subjects:
Cd What should you say to per.
son who takes you home from party
CD l am fourteen years old and am a
second semester high school pupil. Am
l far enough advanced?
CD Which do you consider most in
innate for the salutation of a letter,
Dear or my Dear?"
(4) How can l have a Sunday dress
made?
90 Is Powered yelling in style?
H. n.
"a Thank him for escorting you
safely home.
ca 1 think you are well advanced,
my dear.
60 MY Dear" is considered a little
less formal than Dear"
"a A very girlish style now popular
is a skirt with several flounces and a
wide sash. The waist can be surplice
fashion or cut with a vest and coatee
effect. The new collars are wired to
stand up around the neck and still
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-07-08

lightly Toured hands into croquettes
and dip each croquette in beaten egg
and cracker dust. Set all aside on a
platter in the ice chest for several
hours, then fry in deep boiling fat.
Succotash-Cut the corn from eight
ears and put IT into a sauce pan with
a pint of young lima beans and enough
sailed boiling water to cover them
both. Boil until the vegetables are
tender; drain and turn into a double
boiler with a cupful of boiling milk.
Cook for 10 minutes. then stir in a
tablespoonful of butter and simmer
for five minutes longer. Season to
taste and serve. Large lima beans
should be cooked 10 minutes before
the corn is added.
Green Pea Souffle-Boil a pint of
shelled peas until tender and mash
with two tablespoonfuls OF melted
butter. Beat three eggs light, add to
mashed peas. Season with salt and
stir into them a pint of milk and the
pepper, beat hard and turn into a
creased pudding dish. Bake. cover
ed, for 20 minutes; uncover and
brown. Serve this souffle as soon as
IL is removed from the oven.
Punch-Twelve cups of water. two
cups of sugar, four lemons, one quart
of grape juice, one pint of pineapple
juice. one pint strawberry juice, four
oranges. Heat the water and add the
sugar; squeeze the juice from the
lemons and oranges and put the rinds
into the strip until it gets hot; re-
move rinds and when cool add the
pineapple and strawberry strip, the
orange and lemon Juice and finally the
grape Juice; pour over a block of ice
in a punch bowl and serve cold.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-07-08
MRS. sEckwiTH RESIGNS PREsI
DENCY.

Thirty-one members attended the
meeting of the Womans Home Mis-
sionary society OF the First Methodist
church held yesterday evening at the
home OF Miss Leonora Witherspoon,
1918 Thirtieth street. Mrs. c. A
Walker, the first vice president. pre-
sided at the business meeting when
the resignation OF Mrs. Elizabeth Beck
with as president of the society was
accepted and Mrs. w. A. Darling chos-
en- as her successor. Miss Carrie Webb
was the leader of the study hour. and
after the enjoyment of several victrola
numbers, papers were read by Miss
Witherspoon on the subject Bureau of
Texas and Miss Ella Taylor who gave
an interesting and instructive study
of the Woman's Home Mission homes
in the United States, illustrating her
talk with map. During a very pleas
ant hour the hostess and her commit
tee served refreshments.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-07-08
MISS KINDT NATIONAL SORORITY
PRESInENT


Miss Julia Kindt, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Charles T. Kindt OF East
River road. Davenport. was elected
grand presiden: OF the Delta Sigma
sorority at the eighth annual national
convention OF the order that closed
July at Erie, Pa. Miss Kindt was
the former grand secretary OF the
genera sorority.
The other national officers elected
are Miss Vava Staley of Chicago,
first grand vice president: Miss Laura
Stevens OF Erie. second grand vice
president. Miss Ella Luce of Girard,
grand secretary; Mrs. Marjorie VIII
hnson OF Pontiac. Mich, grand phil
Hnthropic secretary: Miss Mildred Og-
den OF Buffalo. y. Y, grand treasurer.
The Erie chapter which acted as
host at the national conference is one
of the strongest in the national or
ganization. and the transfer TO the
Erie chapter of the publication for
The coming year OF the official organ.
the Delta Sigmian. with Miss Gladys
Freeman as editor. was one of the i'm
portant steps taken by the delegates
in business session. The publication
was previously handled by the Chi
cago chapter of the sorority.
The Erie Dispatch has the follow
ing account of the closing of the con-
vention with its banCret:
The social finale OF the convention
was the banquet at the Lawrence with
81 delegates assembled at the exquis-
itely decorated table and the program
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-07-08

OF toasts. proposed by Miss Gladys
Freeman as toastmistress. in clever
verses OF the Limerick order and re-
spcnded to in turn by the delegates
from each of the chapters represented.
with no less OF sclicity.
The sorority colors were much in
evidence and. altogether with the
floral features of the decorations. made
an effect as charming as il was or
iginal. Three great baskets of guided
wicker, overlooking with pink roses
and tied with huffiest gauze ribbon
bows. were the centerpieces of the
table. Each place was marked by a
pink place card tied with pink ribbon.
and at every plate there was a tiny
gilded basket filled, wI,n pink roses.
in addition TO the poetic toasts
there we're other original poems and
poemlets read. eaclT with a personal
application appreciated by the guests.
Sorority songs. too. were sung with
vigor and expression. And each had
been written by one of the Delta Sig
mians.
THE invitation extended by Miss
Butterfield of Muncie. Ind, - meet n
that city for the national convention
OF next year was accepted by the
sorority"
Miss Kindt, who has been honored
with election to the highest office in
the gift OF the national Delta Sigma
sorority is a graduate of st. Kathar-
ines school, and a well known Cav-
export girl. She has been interested
for some time past in the work of the
sorority-which is along charitable