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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-24
sYas sLrzABErH ,TEsnpSoN

Dear Mrs. Thompson: am a girl
IL years old. Please tell ME what TO
do. my mother is so mean TO me.
When / go to other girls houses and
see their mothers love and kiss them,
] 60 home and go to my room and cry
for hours. and sometimes / feel as II
j want to go and kill myself. / know
81 is very wrong OF me. but just can't
help it. / am very good to her and /
do all OF the homework. while she
reads books. She does not buy me
many clothes. Ike the other girls. and
she would not let me go TO high school,
which wanted 20 very much.
Do you know OF any way / could
find IL she does love me little?
Mrs. Thompson, when I am reading
the Heart and Home Problems and
where you are so kind to girls / just
burst out crying. wishing you were at
my side telling me what 10 do.
! do not care about boys only as
friends. Ny mother thinks / should
not speak 10 any boys. but still she is
always talking about men, and that
hurts my feelings.
What can do when she talks about
them?
Please tell ME II you think I can
ever be happy?
THANK YOU VERY MUCH.
Dear little girl. ! hardly know how
TO comfort yOu. II seems strange that
a mother doesn't show some love for
her daughter. Have you ever tried
going up to your mother and putting
your arms around her and kissing her
and loving" her heaps? Maybe she
won't like it at first-and then maybe
she will. Try to talk to her about the
things that interest you and ask her to
advise you.
Perhaps she thinks YOU are the one
who doesn't care. Some little girls
eat their hearts out thinking they are
not loved at home. when on the out
side they seem to be cold and indiffer-
ent and mother feels that her daugh-
ter isn't a bit lovable. Be lovab:e to
your mother and TO all the other peo-
pie you know and you'll get back
more love than you give.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: % 1 am a
girl OF 16 years. l quit school when l
was IA and stayed home and took care
OF my little brothers and let my moth
er work out. l don't 90 any place,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-24
EX-MAYOR SCOTT SPEAKS
AT WET RALLY AT MILAN

George w. Scott, former mayor of
Davenport, will be the headliner to-
night az Milan when the vets hold a
mass meeting at the town hall. "Fal-
iacies of Prohibition" will be the SUBJ
ject of Mr.. SCOTS address. w. II.
Campbell, secretary of the Municipal
league of Rock Island county, will pre-
side at the meeting.
The Olive Male chorus, of Moline,
will furnish a musical program dur
ing the evening.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-24

only on Saturday night with my moth
er. Do you think / do right?
(2) Now Mrs. Thompson, / was go
ing with boy of 90 about six months.
He said he loved me, which l know he
did. But my mother would never let
me go with anybody. So l never got
to see him only when l would go to
town in the day time. I am counted
a very nice and decent girl. My
mother does not allow me 20 see him,
so he says he cannot stand 1t, and has
gone away. He says we will wait till
am OF age and IL ! still love him we
could get married. love him, as he
Is considered a nice young man.
Don't you think he is right?
90 Do YOU think my mother does
right. Ny father thinks he is all
right. E. II. r.
ID You are a very good little girl
and I am sure that only good luck will
follow you because you have been
good to your mother and little broth
ers.
(2) The boy is doing right. II you
still love each other when you are IS
II will be time enough for you to
marry and your mother cannot have
any objections then.
60 II your father thinks the boy is
all right, he probably is. Your mother
thinks you are too young to be engag
ed now.
Deear Mrs. Thompson: Would you
please tell me what will remove wrin-
kles from the hands around the
knuckIes? Also something to keep
cutic,e around the nails from being
rough and breaking so easily?
LUCILLE r.
The knuckles must have room, so
that the skin is always somewhat
wrinkIed over the knuckles. At night
cold cream your hands well, then
put on a pair OF clean white gloves
chamois would be best. This will
soften the cuticle around the nails, as
well as plump the hands. Soak the
hands in hot water before putting on
the cream.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-24
Things Worth Knowing.

To improve the top crust of mince
pies brush them over with water and
then sprinkle them with granulated
sugar. The appearance will be much
improved and they will be brown and
crisp.
To prevent linen articles that you
are going to put away for some time
from turning yellow, rinse all the ar
ticles free from starch, dry and fold
them away in blue paper. If put away
starched they will be apt to crack and
even to rot.
To disguise the unpleasant taste of
salts drop a little lemon juice in the
water Then you will find the salt So
luton quite pleasant to take.
The Table.
Ginger Cream.-Beat the yolks of
two eggs with two ounces of castor
sugar, then add one gill of milk and
two ounces of rataf1a. Put into dou-
BILE saucepan and stir until the custard
thickens, then leave to get cool. Soak
three-fourths ounces of gelatin in one
gill of water, and when swollen add
one gill of boiling water Stir until
nearly cold. Beat one gill of cream to
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-24
SOCIAL SERVICE CLUB REVIVED

SOCIAL SERVICE CLUB REVIVED
The Tri-City Social Service club
which was formerly a very active or.
ganization in the city but for the past
year has suspended active work, was
revived last evening at a meeting
held at the Association house, 637
Seventeenth street. Supper was
served at $50 o'clock with covers
laid for 80 representing social work.
ers in the three cities. DR.. Jennie
MeCowen of Davenport, presided at
the business session following the
serving of the supper. and the cleo
.fion OF officers was the first business
taken up with the following result:
President-Rev. /. o. Nothstein,
Rock Island.
First vice president-Mrs. W. II.
Gest. Rock Island.
{ Second vice president-Mrs. JOS
ephine Barnhardt. Moline.
Third vice president-Dr. J. w
Cooper. Davenport
Secretary-treasurer - Miss Dina
Ramser.
Christmas giving was the subject
OF the evening discussion and the
question was opened with remarks
by Miss Ramser. Mrs. Margaret
Schroeder. Miss Clara l.. CRANE. DR..
J. w Cooper and Mrs. Barnhardt.
The speakers were all OF the opinion
that the various organizations in each
city should have closer cooperation
in the manner OF Christmas giving. II
has been found at every holiday sea
son that certain families are remem-
bered with as high as four Christmas
baskets and other families just as
worthy have been almost forgotten
The Argus Santa Claus fund was
Spoken Of as a very efficient manner
OF Christmas giving. in fact the best
organized I'm the three cities.
The club viii meet hereafter once
a month and the next meeting will be
held subject 10 the call OF the Of
6eers-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-24
ORGANIZE PANkHURsT CLUB.

a company of young women met at
the home of Miss Nathalie Holmes,
1911 Twenty-ninth and half street
last evening and organized a club to
which they gave the name Pankhurst
although they disclaim any sympathy
with the militant suffraget leader.
Two tables of 500 were played with
prizes going to Misses Milla Baker
and Esther Borg. Lunch was served
after the games. The club will meet
every two weeks at the homes of the
members.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-24

weakness. L spoke
to three doctors
about it and they did
not h clip her any.
Lydia E. Pinkham's
v eg e table Com
pound had been of
great benefit to me,
so j decided to have
her give it a trial.
She has taken FIVE
bottles of the Vege-
table COMPOUND ac-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-24
LUTHER LEAGUE SESSION.

Z The quarterly meeting of the Tri-
City Luther league was held last eve
ming az the First Swedish Lutheran
church. Fourteenth street and Fourth
avenue and was very largely attend
ed. The tri-city league is composed of
the young peoples societies from the
First Swedish. Zion and Grace Eng
Hsh Lutheran churches OF this city,
The First Lutheran. Trinity English
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-24

! plexion. -. .ho aid OF the
You can do Il with the scsrintion. .
or grease. II soothes your teh na ia lnr
opens the pores. drives OUT KIN lin like
pnrities and gives YOU a sAiN
babSsmo93th a haIe c B. B. D. They sell
it on positive no-Day guaTanntsfe suffer
another day. Ask your drlgs, also ask
about u. u. u. PrescriptiVn for tender
about ID. ID. ID. Soap-pes' AV
skin-(AdV(
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-24

Matherville on both sides of the river,
and that there is no reason for Math-
erville property holders getting
alarmed over the reported baroness
of the Matherville coal fields.
Mrs. John Lawson and Mrs. E. A.
Sherrard were Aledo shoppers Mon
day.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-24
Eczema is Only Skin Deep

A few skin troubles originate in the
blood. But very few. DR. Evans. ex-
commissioner of health and famous
writer on medical subjects. says:
We shall begin to make headway
with skin diseases when we learn two
things: first. that skin disease does
not come from impure blood: second,
that so-called blood purifiers have no
such action"
Begin Immediately to clear your
skin. Stop that itching and burning.
Drive out those pimples,
Make up Your mind to start now and
give yourself smooth. velvet COM
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-24
SURPRISE RUBY PETERSON.

A company OF 20 boys and girls
carried out a surprise party last eve
ming on Miss Ruby Peterson, going to
her home, 1901 Forty-fourth street. to
celebrate her seventeenth birthday
anniversary. The evening passed
quickly and very pleasantly with
games and music and I'm a guessing
contest the girls first prize went to
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-24

The next meeting will be held at the
school house April Is, at p. m. when
Miss Harris will be present again and
address the ladies. An invitation Is
extended to all the ladies of the as
trict to be present and enjoy few
hours of social work.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-24

Washington-A new treaty was
signed between the United States ana
Venezuela. 1t was the fourteenth Oh
Secretary Bryan's peace treaties.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-24
Three Months Ersn.

Subscriptions to Indian River Farm
er. for truckers, fruit growers, genera
farmers and folks who want to know
about Florida. Address Indian River
Farmer. Vero. Fla--(AGy.)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-24
JOLLY DOZEN CLUB.

Mrs. Bert Hamp, 1920 Fortieth
street, was the hostess last evening to
the Jolly Dozen club at the weekly
meeting. The house was bright and
fragrant with daffodils and carnations
and at midnight the hostess served a
supper in the dining room. Prizes in
the card games went to Mrs. E. r.
Marshall and II. z. Gelhart first and
Mrs. Robert Huber and Z. r. Mar
shall consolation.
The club will meet every two weeks
hereafter and the next hostess will be
Mrs. Robert Huber.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-24
PHI DELTA PSI.

Miss Edna Kane. 2sO7 Eighth and a
half avenue, was hostess this after
noon to the Phi Delta Psi sorority at
the regular meeting of the club. The
time as usual was passed with sew
ing and chatting and the serving OF
refreshments.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-24
MRS. sRAHn HOSTESS AT PARTY

a large company of relatives and
friends were very pleasantly enter
tanned Saturday evening by Mrs. Mary
Brahm, 924 Eleventh avenue in honor
of her 50th birthday anniversary. The
evening was spent in dancing. playing
games and with music, favors in the
contests going to Mrs. Bernard
Brahm. Mrs. F'iaraty and Harry Wiet-
ner. The hostess served a nice lunch
late in the evening.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-24
MOTHER OF
SCHOOL GIRL
Tells How Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound Re-
stored Her Daugh-
ter's Health.

Plover, Iowa. -" From q small child
my IL year old daughter had female
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-24
SIGMA PHI WITH MISS DooLEY.

The members of the Sigma Phi sor-
ority were guests last evening of Miss
Hazel Dooley. 4434 Seventh avenue,
at the foetnightly meeting. The
young women were entertained with
Victrola music and they spent the
evening with their needlework and
visiting. Refreshments were served
at the close of the evening.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-08

oitor Eoipell Ififeb, og oct bar oisie
W9nos 8enner ioin M giorbe BAN
Stillinsen uubboIoeIig. Irtbur 9ri.
tegeIoro er al gpraaoet nonGpnt til
NeIions GfterfsIger.
Iniffcit i Sepils Cafe. timber
Hortb 2ofota Gbautoudua, Der iaar
fra 4be til 17be SuIi afboIbes / De-
bills Cafe, pil Der aiboIbes en- Wuiif.
felt og tournament, bbori De fIelte
Wnfifforps inoen Staten bill oeltaae.
Gomaro %. @ilbertion, Sefretpr for
Gbaittaitqua. Wsoet, bar oIIereoe
giort Soranitaltninger til, at $500
opitilles iom Hr9mier for De fonfur.
rerenoe "ganos", % Der bill null.
gems rooeles ErPmier for iaooeI oct
bebite ltoieenbe peo Barabe iom for
De beoite Ereitationer fra Wiliiiftri.
bnnen. Ser er f%orreiten foreilaaet, at
Der for De forifielliee Ruiifforps for.
ifaifes Tramme, bporfra Ser Iaa fra
flere Steoer paa Snbijeen bill
ipilles. Ser sisres ogiaa S~oranitalt.
nineer til, at enfeIte Stpffer IpiIles
al iamtIigc "ganoS" unber Ell
Meanbs Infsriel - altlaa ct 9orps
al fanife 400 Wano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-08

S1ltro I'll Snorre Stlirlajons norife
aonseiagaer. og isste at gisre siaI.
oenoe, at ale oisie BanifeIiabeber
meb ct Slag piIoe fiernes, bpis De SO
Iar S50-933 - iom Snorre an.
IIaar til Sarah Soarfaeres omtrent.
liee Sepetio = iiteoet regneoes fra
bans Gar Salo6m Spartes SeoieI
til bans egen 800. On Gplse beraf
oiloe oct blipe, at bet nraa bape ppret
Salpoon Sparte og life SaraIb Saar.
fagre, iom ca. S72 iamIeoe ben ion.
bre og itsrre Gel af Rorge til ct @i-
&c, mems SARAH Saarfagre omtrent
30 Ior ienere ~fulbfsrte grpbringen
Of De gienp9renoe norbre 2~anosoeIe.
gn aloen SsIse bible oct bIioe, at
De iamtloige ipenife aongers @egie-
ringstio inoifr9nfebes til rimelise
Froportioner, ibet Crit gmines
Ososaar maatte iettes til $40 %
hans Ssn gierns til $50 (olt / rlI,,.
De Cab, mems Crit Seserf6us Osbs.
aar auerebe for er beitemt til ON.
firing 992.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-08
Sarncidnae
meb MnNf al Ser @inse.

SnbboIb: gneeepife for 2tIegit. 9uieiats
ten fibber paa 1aeet. Bufeiatten Iteser uns
Der Omen. Ser I Satten. SotnmerfueIen.
Wiinfen eaar / @n9e. Seq finger for min
Iine Sen. On eeiuabs. gufien oe @rifen.
20 Sarer. Sp9ofaIoen. Mabs oe MiffeI.
gleeeotle: gu Isftes 9aft % Cote. BE to
Sunbe. 9enne ooer belle Sfanbinanien fad
bit ffattebe Samllne 9arneianee. fat I Dsuitf
al en- al Norees melt beeabeoe 8omponiiter
frit tiIfenbt ior 60e ener nteo Soften" ct Ias
I Sorffub St.60.
ct SaneaIbunr, fom bnrbe finbes I etbbert
Sfem, bbor Der CT Barn. Gnneene er Ietts
at fpiue oe Iette at fbrge.
o. Mnunbien Tubl. Co.,
Tecprab, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-08
Sun Dnkntn.
Tarmerurganiiatiun

TarmerDrganiiatipn | 3pSpeII.
Sarmere / Miner County bar orga.
niieret HospeIl Farmers 60. for at
bride co.operatip Sorretning / &os.
nell. Sorretninsen bespnoes meo
en- Iftiefapital al $4,000.
Mlt Smaasrpn faaet. s Smeenen
al Willer bar aft Smaagrsn facet
BEN ste bs., og Mrbeibet meb at iptte
Waisagrene iitano oar begpnot. Ge
fsrit iaaebe Igre er for Ienge iioen
9rgnne og itaar MI meget pent.
Npt Stpre / Sionr Sails. Wapor
George @. 9urniioe, Sobn Wunot
oe Sbonns Sarbimon ubejer mi BET
belle gpitpre Siour Sails, ibet Der
peo iibite @aIg %giorbes en- Soran.
bring fra fem til ire commissioner.
Srrplantnine / itor Sfala. Sffe
minore emo 10000 Sr9r bill / @uar
blipe plantet / oct IaafaIbte Houbair-
Siltriftet peb Gea6mooo, bpor en-
iterre Str9fning lagbes eoe peo
S~fogbranb. Ser lfal plantes $50
Srpr paa bper Icre.
!Seftiat Hesm. s Onlegnen al
@bite 2afe og &inlbnll falbt Ser
Wanoao Iften ontrent ire CONNER
Geon inben en- balp Simes 3ib. <n
Ell iorboIbSpis Iioen Str9fning fit
Bette beftige Gegn, ibct ser paa or-
Gre Steoer / ben centrale Gel al Sta-
ten finn folot fra en- Sieroeoel til tire
SierbebelS Spmme.
!Spioflppcr for 8rGsgang. Tao
Steele & @otpbpS Hand, paa oen
t%ioligere Sort Sullp Heierpation /
Tieree Gountp, err / Saar 100 Icres
t%iliaoet meb Spiofleper. Oct iaule.
oes tiliaoebe 2ano ligger bit, og
Spioflpperen antages Der at gtpe en-
beore Sapneanng ems noaen anoen
8rpSart. S oct ianme Strsg men
paa lanere 2ano er eft anoet Snno-
ituffe paa t40 Icres tiliaaet nteo
Ilfalfa.
Snacn |rDllnppcr / Mpril. s
Saulf Gountp ipnes BEN lille benin.
oeoe 8llb meo @lten at babe taget Jig
en- Serie, ga Ser / 9ebet al @lpril
Maaneo life uotoges en- eneite sGg-
teifabsbepilling. Snbifabsflllbe Wen-
refer paaitaar, at Gountpets Glerf
Of Court allereoe tiolio paa Saaren
Ioa balot ON holpt bapoe fisbt Jig
%g(utomobil, ga ban penteoe at Sport-
Ierne oiloe itrpnIme rigelig IND, men
citer BET boarlige llbfalb / Ipril er
@albelen belt gaaet operItpr.
Zen "tprrc" Some nSoibes. Clifton
er Sen eneite @p / Sroofines Gountp,
ser pil bare loplige Husbriffeuoialg
eitcr Sen lite Silli, og Ser gisreS
Ian1ti0ig ppn1erfiom paa, al mon paa
Sen peitgoaenoe Chicago & Gsortb-
@eItern @one maa reiie belle $50
nil, inben Der peb Wislouriflooen
itpoeS paa "uanoe" @per. Sc TerIo-
ner, Der %foripncr Jig meb "gtiite" for
Sen "terre" Strpfninq. or blepnc
porsleoe ON at Statens 2ope pna oct
itrengeite forbnber 9r9noeuinsorif'
ming paa Sernbunetog.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-08

2be "gug-soufe Iu55Ie" er bet n1orfomfte
% banffeIiefte "Bu8SIe" I Interiia. Set toe
en-, forr er flint at oiette @aaoer, I'll at f9tie
bet %farrnten. '@nifai ct % prsb bet.
Set beftaar al ureseImasiise MsetaIftnffer
os bet aiaIber at fGtte bisfe fammen faa be
banner ct Sambret (S6afbret). Set q n sis'
res, men bet tar en- COB Sci Sooeobrp. Set
beoite 90 morfomite Sibsiororib, bi bar feet
paa Ienoe. 5 en- net Iioen 9gife meb Gam.
brettet afbiIbet paa 2aaeet faaes aIbeIes hit
meo Soften" ct sar for St.35. gris uben
"4oiten" 25e.
.. Annnbien Yubl. Co.,
Secprab, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-08

8i bar enbeI bofre fuIerte Stere.
oifopbineoer, iom fremitiller Scener
fra BET me Seitamente, % forifieI.
Iige / Haffen, meb "Euiten" ct Mar
$1.4O. ltben 9laoet 40 Gents.
81 bar osIaa enbeI interesIante
fulsrte Sieps fra Imsrifas Storbper
% andre Sep9rbigbeoer. % for.
lfielige, iamme Bris.
81 nil ienoe besse Set meS "9Go.
item" for SLIGO.
9. I%nnnoien Ymbl. g.,
Secprab, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-08

Gluen er fife Wrrniclinie. DC

Gloen err life 0rrniclinje. Gen III.
neiuloe MiSiouriiloo fan III, flaffe
omfring oa bane lig me %eie ind ME
oct Ben fprmaar, lioen at oerpeb Be-
beper at opltau rogen SpiItiebeoer
melIem DC TO Naboitater Hebraifa %
Soma. Nebrnifa Seieiteret bar nern-
lia iorIeoen erflPret. at 8rGnielin.
len mellem DC 70 Stater ingenllrnoe
foranores, ON SIpoen timber for gobt
at giere en- GiItiffer. % berpeo mao.
ife bringe iIere apobratmil 2ano paa
Ben moblatte SIDE MOB for. Wan
bar / mango Nar franglet ON bette,
oa ser bar tiloels p9ret nofiaa aobe
8runbc for at Slober bar Sfillet.
Gn Sarmers Sfipoe Loo iaaleoes paa.
at IN StrGfnina 9ano ira ct pitt
Tinft % iteoenoe ino iii Misiouri.
iIoben par ban Gienbom. Sloben
fog iia Ell paffer DAG ben Sribeb at
ifpoe Senpei lanat borte ira nrpnte
Sarut. % efter Sfisoet ifuIbe 10
@anbens Gnenbom itrGffe fig til
NGSiouriiIoben. Ger opitob oeiaa
S~piitiQheber meIlem be TO Stater,
iSet sc begse ~iorNreoe Sfatte al laa-
banne omoisputerebe Strefninger.
Otter nleaen Siaahei naaebe oisie
Saeer eubeIis Ssieiteret, Der MI for
ale Cher bar braet SpsrgsmaaIet
uo al @eroen. Man ifaI bolbe zig
eiter De Spmaalinser, Der oprinoe.
Iie bIep siort, % iaa Iabe Iisicuri.
ilooen ilaa @liaier eller ifpbe Ben.
peie, uSen at tiIl9see oeunc 9ine.
iuIobeS nosen pibere @eipbning.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-08
Serncrts iaIber / Tris. = Duluth

SSAuNiip futpNt fANP' y ~NA
fit man iioitc Wanbag lln6erretiiini
ON, at VriIcn poa SernertS er neoio
nico 60 Trocent, Dporoeo Marfebe
bIioer oct famine Tom I 1912. 2af
Superior Sernerts BIZ efter ocnn
Tris briree $3.50 pr. Son o. bt
Grtlen foiter SeIifnbet $3.50 pr. Toi
Ieperet | Duluth forbIiper Der I'm
80 Gents 5ortieneite for Rrooucen
ter.
@nlobrnbcpar frGbcr Tanien. Wr
oa Mrs. Sans Wortenien beb Sleepl
Gpe feirebc forIeoen fit @i,lbbrpIliip
i6et beres gsrn for Nnleouinger
bobbe ioronitaItet en- Seitmiboag. 81
ter benne bIep Der efter gamn,eI banit
Gift tnact en- Spin9om, og oct graz
baorebe Spoerspar fsrte an ben fsr'
tie Cans. Wr. Wortenien er II Iol
oq bans Suitru 6S. gegse er isbt(
/ Ionmurf.
@cmioii burer. SfeIgc @emibiis
me aoresiefalenber bar gpen III
1904 Snobpggere, beri inbbefattei
Npmore, ser err at regne iom Soritoo.
Sor TO @ar iioen baboe gemioii
$500 SSnobpggere % Rpnore 1913.
Genne iiolte, ser egentIig uogier BE
mioiis Sa9brugsbiitrift, bar MI ct
Snobpeaerontal al 1857. @entioiiS
burtige Iert iremgoor ogloo oerof, al
Der MI er Wongel paa Veboelleobc'
foemmeIigbeoer.
Sfoleinpcrintcnbent / Isllebsen.
Or. Sronf gIlsmortb Spauloing,
SfoIeIuperintenoeut Nepton,
Masi., err ooIgt iii at foreItoa Vtellc-
bpens SfoIer iiteoetfor Or. 6. 30.
Serbian, bpiS Termin uoleber mco
bette Sfoleoor. Or. Serbian bleo oog
iamtioig poIQt iii Siiperintenoent
emeritus og til HooOgiper Tor Sfolc-
bireftioncn, for bpilfe ban ifal err
boIoe Ell 2en al $500 pr. Iar.
9ette err bel rprnteit at betragte Ionl
en- Veniion. Gen npe Superintendent
lenie8 mco $4,000, mcoelrS Or. Sor'
oon finn baobe $500.
Nh Snonitri fur Wourbeab. &e-
mington Tocting So. bar ilpttet lit
Slnlpg fra GoSieIton til Mtoorbeao
og pil be0pnoc Griiten ser omfring
sen lite Sili. &ontponiet, blonot
buiS Iirefterer er Ole Wartinlon,
bar for iaar inoqnoct &ontrafter FOR
2epcring al 10000 SANDER String
Beans, 10000 &nnber MaiS, 10000
SANDER @c6cr, 10000 Sander ~.
mater, 10000 SANDER Sllrfaol og
10000 SANDER YilmpfinS. &c /
Smcgncn al @nen boenoe Sormcrc
% @opcoprfere bor iorpli9tct Jig til
at leperc biSie Sdueiagcr.
llnaoumsmpoc / Nprtbfielb. ling
oonlaiorenin9er inbcu minneapolis
0iitrift al oen Sorenebe airfc holot
forriQe ltge ct me9et bel beis9t Wfeoe
/ NorthiieIo. Ger or 90 llngooms.
iorcninQer inben areoieu, % ira be
iorificIIi0e airfcfor bar ircmmsOt
omtrent 200 Sonqere, Ser unoer
Erof. =. NfeIiuS Gbriitianions &c.
bellc aiiIuttebe Mp0ct meo Ell &on-
cert. I%eIQenoe Gmbeb&mrno puIG.
teS: Trnliocnt, Toit. Hlloolpb Siclos
itoo, minneapolis; %iceprpiioent,
Suopig Noc, NortbiieIo; ScfrctGr,
MiiS Snrnob IicIbitao, ct. Olai
College; auSiercr, @lenn Mrnion,
minneapolis.