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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-14
SnIamb.

Sol. 6. sc. Souie lit bon lei=
ner @uropareiie nod Stem gorf 5u-
riidgefebrt. Or ~6eitreitet es outs
Gnti6ieoenfte, ooB er bon Dem 8rG-
iioenten III elmer b%eltimmten Mii-
lion nod europa gefdidt lei At. BOP
Der 8raiioent i'm iebt 5nriidgernfer
babe. @r iaet, Die 8ebalptltlg iei
Der groBte llniinrt, Ser fih oenfen
laiie. Gr babe ~aHeroin9s in 2on0on,
Goris nn0 Berlin Die oirigiererlocit
Meiniiter beIndt, aber er itebe in
freinoidaftlidem 8erbaltnis 51 IT,.
men un0 iitde lie itets onf, penn er
na6 ben betreffenoef StGote1 folt
ME. SroB alien oieien iebr einfadcn
Grflaruugen lit ullo bleibtJ oieie 8ei-
ie oes Serrn &orie, eeraoe Inn sic
iebiae 3eit, bod ettpas Seltiomes
mo &~Gtielbaftes.
SSu Gbieago lit ein GROCER
Streif an ser StrdBenbabn rno Ger
Sodbabn i'm @onge. 1850 @n1f-
ite[te feiern. offer @erfebr lit ar-
terbrodeit. es banoeIt Iid) Bel oen
Streif I'M cine @rbobung ser 2ob-
ne uti0 nm 3ablung BON Bonus
Sime~.
Ger Staot @isconIin spuroe
Samitae nodt BON Sturm unb Ge-
gen beimaeiu6t, oie erpBen Sda-
6en anridteten. Mean i66tt i'm ani
100000. 4ht 8erionen ioIfen
utn's 2eben sefomnlerl# iein.
Sn Cincinnati bat man Elmer,
eetpifien SEEING Soroenbere, Der nli-
geblid Dem 2ufti6iffer : Corps Der
oeutiden @rfnee ongebort, mas g6ttt-
lih rnipobribeinli6 flingt in Ser
binoalne nit Der, aur Belt in Seem
gorf bors ii6 gebenoen p2uiitdnia"
ltnteriudaine perboftet.
@m Sonntae tpiiroe IN ct
Bouts our6 einen furdtbaren
|Sturm elm Shoben BON minoeitelis
100000 9ollars angeridtet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-14
Suite @ranbe.

4uf Dem IN Cincinnati obgeboltq-
tlett &pnbent ser .geotionol 8boie-
Iole 2iquer Dealers Iiiociotion"
belt So1epb Smitb bon Bolton eire
bernerfensnerte Heoe. @inleitenn
bemerfte er, ooB er gel60ftli6 niht
on Dem @etrGnfebonoel i~ntereIiiert
fei, boB ober ieoer Qngriff ouf Ell
mem groBen @~eidafts5neie oes 21l.-
oeS inoireft ieben 8iirger beriibre.
ST fiibrte meiter aus: rBrobibition
lit Elm @olf i'm Sd]ofsfIeio, oec
nit i6meideGltoer Stimme -rno ur-
ter Dem 9edmentel Ser MoBigfeit
folide 3uneen rebet. 9robibitioh
bot piele 8ropbeten uno 9rieiter,
aber MIR nenig tatid6lide 8efen-
ner. sic lit I'M Ingemeinen imntec
cine 9egleiterideimlne i~o5iolen uno
religioien gerfales, peritiimmeIter
Weralitat uno politii1er SDIterie.
Sobolo Die io5iole, poIitiide, ge-
ihaftIide nnb inonitriene S0tiq-
felt normal firlb, miro Sic grobi-
bitioit 51t ei1lem Cling Ser 8er9on-
genbeit. Brobibition lit ra6ifol 11n6
intolerant. Sic Mebrbeit ser Men-
iden iino 1T @eoo1fen uno @enoba=
beiten fir M6Bigfeit @are 6as
nidt Der 5al, 10 tp6re Geligion Ell
tel Seu6elei, 5rieben cine ltnnfo9-
Iidfeit, 3fbiliiation eiit Miserfole,
politiide Sreibeit elm bIooer Sraum
ii6 oie 9robibition OILS entgegct
Dem @enius zines freien Golfes, err
mieien 6at, 90 ibre gorausieBun9en
falid ljno un6 lire gerlpredungell
1tnerfiiflt blie6en, 10 miro fie beutc
10 penig Grfolg boben tpie geitern.@
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-14
Ste beiitise Gage.

Die Notwithstanding Der gfuIien
IN @ali5iet lit anideineno idon mie-
Der gu gnoe. Ser ein5ie pirflidje
@rfolg, ben lie err1lngen, Die GGu.
mung bon 3llraipno. puroe o1ird)
Die @ieoerbefesung Der Stabt ibnn
am naditen Gage 81 nibte gemodt.
0ant1 fam Die Nadridt BON einem
fir Die 9eutidet iiesreiden @efedt
BET Sieniatpa uno iett miro genel-
Bet baB Wadenien einen enti6ei=
oenoen Steg iiber Die &uiien oobon=
eetrneett bot. Gub IN Oen Office
g%ropin5ert i'm noroli6en &olen unh
in Der @egeno bon 8mihali boben
Die 9eatfben Grfolge eebabt uno
ont Der @renae @ali8iens muroen Die
8niien gestpnugerl, anf ibr eieenes
@ebiet iibersa1treten.
anf Der @albiniel @allipoli finb
mieoer ole aneriffe Der MIiiertell
abgeidlogen. Cont lit nidt bic,
He1tes 5u meloen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-14
9as a~inSerseiidJt.

Sic aeigen I'M COB elm &inoergeIi6t.~
60 I6rieb elm Ronu, Der lie fterben ge<
feben.
Sic in Die G6ladt tpie gum grautlaaf
eeben.
SD las bies Bort unb bereeb es midi.
9as lit elm @ort tpie elm @eoi1t.
Sd bDr's Die beutf6e Gage iin9en,
Mis Str1met uno Bdlbern Der 5einnat
flingen -
SIT es bas aieb bon 9euti6lonbs nid)t2
Sic beuti6e Seele slaibt ans 6edt.
an ben Sie9 Der 1tuifulo in fiinftigeh
$a9en;
Drum pirb fie bon gnseln gum Siege
getrnaen,
Drum niro lie 5nr SGamme in Sturm
uno 8efe6t.
9a eranft es Dem 6einSe, oa TART ibun
in's 9er5
gieltauien6fad Sas Aug Ser @orsonc,
9a briht i6m bds &nie Dor 9ertIHlalos
Gobne;
9eB Bid 1T stein, iein srm 1T era.
eein Bid lit @tein bis Oas arsc
briGt. -.
9a fault bic gaasfel - o mOsen iie ia.
Som 9eati6Gatbs oeIren in etpieer
Sa9en:
Isle 8eieen i'm Sob elm @inbsreeitdt-
0ttp @rnft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-14
e. u. & u. q.

oy ~. &c y. y.
$40. + Son 0oulton, @aeo nno gprpus
Sbrlltt ........ 1908 nd9m.
No. 3-@on Soniton ltnb aiitenorten
$3.50 borii.
@n. Soon goafum uno aifenorten
1:40 nadJm.
yfo. 42-8on &errnine -. .9:O5 BORN.
gto. 146-@on &errbiIe, tG9li1 alisaes
nommen Spnntags TAB abefos
@bfa6rt-
SO. 2-@ad Soufon. @aco unb gorpis
@brlltt ........ $40 borni.
No. 4-Nad 9ouiton unb &iiitenorten
......... 1890 nad6nta
Ro. 6-Na6 goaflim unb aiiitenorten
........:........... 2:10 nadm.
Wo. 43-gia9 &errpile -. 5.05 dbencs
No. 145-Na9 aerrbtae, td9Iids oltsscs
11or1me1 Sonntngs ....7:05 pornt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-14

g. g., Il. C g.. Is. & 9. q. Depot
no. 2-gon Corpus gbrifti nn6 Garrioo
Springs .4:45 nafm.
SO. EgCn Corpus gbrifti. 100 BORN.
Nbfnbrt -
$40. 1-ga6 Corpus gbrifti unb garri5c
SPRING.; 1910 BORN
$40. 3-gtnh Corpus gbriitt $3.50 aberos
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-14
Treit Yrefe iir seras: Monta0 H. SUM 1875.

Mon bot dber ol1b feline Suit, i'm
lit %ieiner Stelunonobme 81 untcr@
itiibe1l, oenn iein 8Ion gefG1t I'm e-
rer &egierung gor ni6t. gIIo pir6
es ood moi 3u einem @ingreife1 BON
unierer Seite fommert. ltebrigens
iporetl oie 0ea9rtbten bon oen gro
ben militarii6en @rfolgen, me(d1e
Die Gorran5iito8 in Ser leBten 3eit
gebobt baden lollten, mteoer einmal
gum groBten Sell gele9en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-14
SnIGnSiide @odenrnnbidart.

Glne %dutreger1oe @o6e, Die bsts
gangenel 3nerit oas @arten uni
8inausidieben Der M%ntportnote ua-
ieres 8rdiioenten anf Die leBte geote
Ices oeutiden Mfiniiters BON Sagolp,
Damn Der ploBli6e &iiftritt 8rpan's
pom Boften oes Staotsiefretdrs mo
idlieBIi6 Die @eroffentlifling Der
gtote ielb1t. Qln0 iiber oieie 8erof-
fentlf1ung regte man iid i6lieBlidl
nod an @enigitenf arrf, obgIeid lie
bod eigentli6 Die Souptiade mar.
Iber es lit Die alte @eldyidte. Sc
mebr man iid) an cine @efabr 'ge-
iDobnt, oeito mebr perliert Tie ibre
Shreden. Die gtote entbielt i6lieB-
lid aaes Dos, mas man befiirdtsn
muBte, alles oas, bon Dem man muB@
te, baB es 8eutidlanO nidt atlncb-
men Tonne unb oenilo1 bot tie feine
@%ufregutlg berborgerufen. 8ir bot
ten nns eben i6on on Die Sofe
geipobnt un0 lie eri6ien ms nid,t
nlebr 10 gefdbrlid.
&aeroings mar ser Son Ser 0ctc
aud iebr geididt gebalten. Die ber=
ifieoenen @intpirfungen auf BEN
grdiioenteir iuaren ood 1lift obne
.grfoIg geblieben. Die 8oritellltuaen
oes @rafeh g%ernitorft Bic un8abIi-
gen 8epei6eny Die bonn oe1tidjen
Nationalbuno uno BON 5ablreifen
Bribatperionen BET Inn eintrofeiL
Die Meuberuiiger berborragenoer
8olitifer uno Damn Dor aaem Sic
Sppoiition 9rpan's, ales oas bate
getpirft nno Die Iote, bic ldlieB.
lid eri6ien mar ibrer Sorm nod
.nidts ipeniger ais aufrei5eno uno
beruussifaaroerno. An Dem Sinn Der
gsote onoerte oies freiIih nidts ilno
Die unerfiiabare Soroerung 0,S
8raiioenten trot aus ibr ebenio ent
ifieoen berpor, uie aus Der eriter
Gote. 4bers I'M oiplomatiiden Ser
febr bangt ia 10 unenolid bieI BON
Ger 6orm ab uno oa bieie Sorm ta-
oenos mar, 10 batte Dies immerbin
ettuas 8erubigenbes. Dasu fnnt
Damn nod Die tpodenlonge @etpoh.
mug, 10 oaB beute mol nlr nod
irenige an cine mirflide groBe Gjp.
fobr, Die 0urd oieie Note beraufGe-
fbmoren iDeroen fonnte, gIaliben.
nno oennod tit Die @efabr nidt bor-
iiber. -
lteber oie 8orgdnge. Die gu benz
3iidtritt grpan's fiibrten lit mad.
tr6eIid aus @aibingten aGerIei ssn-
tereiiantes gemeloet morben. Sic
geruneiniaune 5piiden Dem grdii.
benton nno Dem Staatsiefret6r eilt.
ftano, ipie Der @afbingtoner 4or-
Respondent Der &c. 3. S~taats5ei-
ltung~ iagt, in Der &abinetsiitnng
am 13. Mai, in Der Die erite n2uiita.
nia" -Gote an 9euti6Inno abgefobi
tpuroe. Sn oieier sibung id)on bieIi
Grpan cine @eoe, in tpeldjer er 81
frieoliben Masregeln uno gu noriid).
| tigem 8orgeben riet. or bertrand
fid CUR llnter8eidnung Ser Rote
CRIT, nadoem borl1ufig ~bereinbori
roroeit mar, es fone I'M 8eiber
Sauie cine grfldriing ausgegeber
uno Der oeltif)en 8egierung iiber.
mittelt peroen, iporin anaefiiuoiai
miiroe, On Oeiltidlnno oos Brinsit
Der 5tDii6en oen Ser. Stuoten uai
onoern 2dnoeru abgeIhloIIenef
I~rbitrations : @ertrGee angenom
men bate, 10 modten Die Iii
feren5en 5tpiifeu Den beioen Notio
men bur6 cine 1lnteriudunasfom
million beglihen tperoen. 8ei eini
Gen a~obinettsmitgIieoern mar a6e,
Die Sppoiition eeeen elm IoIde.
8orgeben duBerit~ beftig uno nod
LANCER lteberleeung oes grDanidei
8orihlages erfI1rte lif lhlieBlid
~ Aar Gf,tnAo oI2 $40 0}o{a oho;,so
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CROWN BOTTuING COMPANY

gbep. Miiler, WefGaftsfHbrer.
III Sones 4bernie. gegeniiber Der Gone
Star @rnierei. Gan Nntonio, Eeras.
az 8abrifanten bon alien arten Gos
boipu{fer, RinernIfuni5er uno borsiielid
bent ~moIbefannten Qttbia SeIber.
Beibs a~elepbnue. - drete Mblteferuna
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-14

geItes Del uno @aiolin erb1lt
man bon Der Slimp OIL &c., 400
S~ft.g commerce Ctr. Neues Eel. era.
bis 1852. Mua.)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-23

o~rr~E fr serve flr rom.nE year In
F.T NruErs Home Mission society OF
enc Rock Island district of the Illinois
conference of fhr Methodist church
we're elected az follows at tha meeting
hold ir Moline
president Sire q. p. Chud. Moline
Firf Vice President - AirE. j. r.
MURRAY Glisa.
Second Vice President Mrs. o. J.
trrimrr. AieI1.
Corresponding Secretary - Miss
Louise Baxter. Aicdo.
Recording Secretary - Nrs. Agnes
Fr1ffrv. Lafayette.
Treasurer - M.ss Jennie Taylor.
Rock Island
Secretary o. NognE Peoples Work
N-E A. e.. Farr. kcvauCs-
Secretary OF Chldrou's Work-Mrs.
Maggie EEhcrf. MiiicrEburE
Secretary of Mite Boxes Mrs. Os-
car Little. Little York.
Secretary Literature" Mrs. j. ]. Ia
Virr. keWauee.
Secretary Systematic Bcnevoienccs
-Mrs. T. A. Dunlap.
Secretary Evangelism -- Mrs. q. J.
Lorimcr.
AIcIo was chosen as the place Of
meeting for the next annual session.
The Galyn society was awarded the
trophy as the banner mite box society
90 tho year. Mrs. Mink receiving the
banner presented by the district presi-
dent. Mrs o. r. child OF Moline. The
Rock Island district societies have
pledged s2100 % the work Of home
missions the coming year. over se.iOO
having been paid during the last year.
The conference % four districts have
raised s. 900 for home missions during
this period.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-23
DEPARTMENT PRESIDENT GUEST
OF CIRCLE.

Colonel Bracket circle. Ladies' OF
the G. 4. r. had as special guests yes
terday afternoon az a meeting held In
Memorial hail IN the court house. the
department president % the Ladies' OF
the Grand army. Mrs. Augusta Sexton.
% Chicago. and Mrs. Anna Long. %
Moi!ne. senior vice president Of the
department. Members % the yelling
ton Wood circle % Moline were also
guests. making a company % about 80.
The time vas passed socially and
very delightfully."- and the local ladies
served rcfrrshmeuts- Mrs. Sexton
made a short talk on the work OF the
order. Tomorrow Mrs. sexton. Mrs
Long and Mrs. Lucy Morris OF this
city. who f. department patriotic in
E'FEetor. will 20 20 Illinois City for
the annual inspection % the circle az
that place The next regular meet
iuE % the circle v-iii be held Tuesday.
May 4. a. Memorial hall.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-23

state g. A. r. cucampment IN June
These delegates with TWO past presi-
dents and the acting president viii
give the tent eight delegates. The
meeting OF yesterday was attended by
60 Daughters and eight comrades and
the time vas devoted TO the transac-
tion of routine business. The tent ac-
ccpted the Invitation extended by Rev.
j. r. Counor 20 attend Memorial day
exercises az the First Methodist
church. Moline. May %. a vote OF
thanks was extended 20 the commit
tee in Charge OF the entertainment
given April Us for making OF IL the
social and financial success that %
was The next regular meeting viii
be held Nay - and az this time the
second birthday OF the tent viii be
observed with q program and the serv-
ing OF refreshments.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-23
nALlnn..lHnIINnIR.

Last evening or g O'Clock fnas place
che marriage 81 yiss Am schiliirs~r.
dasEhtsr % strs Caroiiur SchlliirEer
1f f11 EiEhth street. W1iIEe. ard Lee
Hazard. son of Rfr. ard Mrs. e. %
ftssarI % te1s s~V-rts~rth street.
fr.s eitg. The ceremony took place
az enc bone OF ere brides mother and
members % tt~ Immediate families
s-r- ff~ guests Rev = a Burrii %
ClIaf11 Episcopal church. formerly
castor ~ Christ Episc1pai crgrrh. SO
lire read ere service The bridal
epzpte vas uuattsadF-. Just before
ere ceremony 1fIss Edna Mitchell az
fE- p.aEn played the bridal chorus
from Cousr's Rose WaifeE- and
d1r.rE ttr srTasirE ~ Gre Fpes she
played ttarurrmit'a Sacrament.
Loves Great t1rsirE and The
sauE That wV Heart sang. ard az
FER fFe service she played Grlrss
wedding Day arf -rroifhnuFru.
Tire bride wor~ a Eovr % uhifr i'm
rr ord lace arf carried bouquet nf
brides roses and sweet peas. TIE
Frass ass r-ofus~tg decorated tr
rEE roses. esrHaf.1rs ard sweet
peas. rEF ceremony being performed
He~-afh an arch OF raerf PEGS ard
earrst1~s. tr elaborate Eve course
U-ffi-E fi-rrr eas Served after fHr
r~r-eaEV. fhr r1grFrs rarrfirE one
Frr wetfIrs e1.ars. pfrE and er.fr
w- ard sire Hazard wrrf no rrrr tn
f-=fr reu bone rt 1890 Eleventh
sfrr~s. Moline. wG=r~ ErrHrfe. FrfF rrr
fare.sf-1 srf ready Cog occupancy.
IRE BRIDE fs member Of ore az fr~
Fr1alrrFf fsrU.rs ir Htr.rr ard che
sss been employed as sfrraEra pErr .
ss ere E-.ir varrr company Office .r
v1le= wr Hsar# .s frr r~r.rrf
sss.sfaHr -rz.reer at rHr Wolfe N1.Hr
factory
NffF- Close r. f.e r-rr.rr frr -s.t
from CF-sr ..erer. OF 1sF.er 'rr bride
Eel Herh-r H~rr fF FrF bone rrt
s.rHTr-f Err ~rH eHrfrr ana
rf beg su tr Trr Faff .sTf r"rE
gave q rerfr FRI Err Ers1r also. rHrr
rF- F~fr-='rer vas sr1urr-i v
sessf..f Ffrs f9r rrr RES bone
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-23

Co@pocrt O. ne and I tired it a. COCO
sst fond much relief After that I
bad 10 pairs ~ al and could do my
koEssWork ard shopping the same
as always Yer years I have praised
Lytis z FiashArn's Vegetable Com
p1gnt fo- ~hzt q has done fo- ne.
ard saAl Always recommend 9; a. = no
razn's fFisaA Yoa arr a. liberty % use
~ lrttsT IN Eay way. Mrs THOMSON,
80 W. Russell S.. Phliadc!phla. Pa
Csa.Es % life Il oae % the NOS:
critical periods q = vosrAa's existence.
Wor-ea svsry~hsrc should remember
hat there 70 10 other remedy known 20
cz-ry Wo-scn % successfully through
tsls trying p--iod - Lydia = Fiaknsrz .
vsxstAeis Compound
II you want special advice
write to Lydia T. Pinkhan Med
seine Co. lconfidentiail. Lynn,
Mass Your letter will be opened.
read and answered by a woman
and held In strict confidence.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-23
WMT ono
HOME
DQeBLIMS
Eas ELrzAsEFE TEsr1pS0H

Dear Mrs. Thompson; % ! want
Go knoW whether a boy cares for n
Girl Hhrn she rirts around or acts
quiet & have tried both ways In
one vay act real nice. and why Is u
that a boy hardly ever asks for my
company
a. WHY % e that sometimes see
mv boy friend and he speaks and
laughs and talks % me. and other
rmer hr hardly speaks. always
act the same % him.
an 20 you think if proper % walk
th~ street on Saturday evening,
go H1w can I act % be very aitrac-
tive 90 boys Fiirty or mott
Irf Z am considered very good look
irE no you think boys like girls be-
cause 90 their looks or actions
IsI Z am it ard I am IN the sec
ond year ~ high school An too
y11rE 90 So with bows steady
f-f How can I gain q boys love-
SEE does not seem % care much Tor
me-. bat he rirks az me and laughs
fsI WHY 'E 90 that when 7 am out
boss v.histic ar me even when am
lr strange place.
WORRIED SUE.
90 a boz certainly cares more for
the sirl uh1 acts quiet Unfortunate
ly many men encourage girls 90 hirt
and rp1au Tor fhe momcntary pleas
ure she's get out 81 b. but instead %
IisIH= fhr FiriE they arc disgusted
a.fh frrm. You are very young 20
have a boy ask sou for your company.
and besides sou may have cheapencd
yourself s1 much by flirting that one I
would rrf care tr give you more time .
Than if would take Tor a fcN words .
asrr passing on fhr street
t-I Wrrr men are with people whom .
.er -errref 10 is thrlr custom 10 ig- .
-usr OF barely recognize firts and .
cheap s.r,s.
.-I SO. o. r q practice which .
.rmre % rIri ar being common.
.t Er IrIyItsr. indifferent tn hoys /
.ra Interesting To hr interesting .
.na v.fl have fs hr vrl!-Iuf0Fmcd and .
.ap7h'r ~ doing almost unythluE-
.arH0rE. r.aH.HE tennis. cards and the
.arr T.lE vII require a great deal I.
70 effort and study. Tho wise siri. her
hrarhfs on her work instead of boys ]
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-23

w.ss Carrie Ferua,I. COS East -Four
t-FssE street. Davenport. recent Ger
EsHI and Austrian composers we're
studied. a. trr business session Mrs.
Rose utrrt1.trrr. Wiss Ida p.ftman
ard Wrs. a.. b.. L.Heafrif we're chosen
delegates tp Che state federation Of
r4s.r clubs. ard airE T. kohu. Miss
Bertha Dennis and NrF Harry Littig
Eerr named o. nlte-aafeF. The next
meeting rf fhr club May o. viii b. az
Coo home OF Nrr 4. "a. HaEcbocck. fe9
WFaf Eleventh rrrrrf Davenport.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-23
HosTrss FNRR0pERY IN.

Nrs C. s. Lowe AT her home. 2011
Sixteenth street. Moline, yesterday
acted as the hostess TO- the Tri-Cjty
Embroidery club. most OF the mem
bers attending and having four ladies
as visitors. The time was passed
with fancy work Of an kinds and the
hostess served a delightful course
lunch The house was bright with
spring flowers. yellow tulips trimming
the parlors aud carnations the library
and dining room. Each guest was
given a tulip as a favor. Victrola mu-
sic was enjoyed during the afternoon.
The place of next meeting viii be an
nouuccd later and this will be the
last meeting before the annual club
banquet.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-23

spends her early teens IN becoming
educated and attractive. Il pays in
the end because II is the only way 10
become popular. = girls popularity
does not last. however, unless she is
reserved and self-respecting. IL she
allows boys liberties they soon con-
slider her as common as fiirty. less
educated girl
80 Because of their personalities.
a silly girl never has pleasing per
sonahty.
t6l Yes.
t7l Be respectable. He wouldn't
wink II he admired YOU
CSl Girls thoughts are reflected in
their looks and in their actions, es-
pccially In their walk. II boys size
them ID as being cheap they whistle
and try 20 get acquainted because OF
the pleasure which they think is in
store for them.
Aiy dear little girl. your letter shows
ir every word that YOU have begun
life with the wrong attitude. Unless
you find something Of more interest
than boys and firtations a life OF mis-
cry inevitably awaits YOU. You viii
he deprived ~ love, marriage. seif-re-
spcct and the respect OF others. i'm
fact you Will have none OF tHe things
that count for happiness.
Dear Mrs Thompson. Please tell
me how 10 take sulphur and molasses
and how often o. should be taken
DO sou consider it good remedy
RIPP.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-23
rLAss HAs ANNTAL BANorEr.

The annual banquet OF the Golden
Rule Bible class of the First Netho-
dist church was held last evening in
the banquet hall OF the new annex. A
dinner In courses with covers laid for
so young women and their teacher
was served al o'clock ar table
beautifully decorated in the class col
ors. yellow and white Jonquils in
bouquets with ferns on the cloth
formed the centerpiece and at each
place was a candle stick in the form
OF jonquil Yellow and white crepe
paper further carried out the colors.
After the dinner, Miss Huber enter
tanned with a program OF readings
and later games were played. the az
fair proving a most enjoyable one.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-23
tlBHrBcE.irNC0LN.

sfss MARI o. Lfacoie af uavsa-
5ars art uaeE 81 At1rseEs s1- ~
fr s-E vrs Efsar Alfredo of So
le-. were carried uefr~sesT sffTr-
raoe. ere Rev rraeE cole of uarru-
pert p~re1rre.sE ere e~rFaoET al ere
sarsa~aF- ~ sr jonas Method 20
ee.res 1fr a~s SIRE Hftrefsr tsgs
gore r1 ear.s-f-eb.1E is tf1urs. f-s
s-E-errrr bri-E en- rap.1ys ~ tsF
So ~ nrw CO.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-23
STITCH AND CHATTER CLUB.

Members OF the Stitch and Chatter
club spent a busy afternoon yesterday
az the home OF Mrs. Margaret Cuddi-
hack. 1914 Thirteenth street with
their fancy work and sewing. The hos
tess served a delicious lunch and then
the routine business OF the circle was
taken up. The next meeting OF the
club will be announced later. the
time and place being decided al this
time
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-23
I. GLIB WITH MRS. BRANDT

L. d / club members enjoyed a de
lightful afternoon yesterday as the
guests OF Mrs. ". Brandt at her home
on ThIrty-fifth street. 20 ladies being
the guests. The time was devoted TO
embroidery and other fancy work and
the hostess served a delicious lunch
con Carnations in pink and white
were used 20 decorate the rooms. The
club will be entertained in two weeks
by Mrs. n. J. Kessel. 1919 Fifth ave
nue.. Moline
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-23

a. ss- sec1-s CszErsxssiasaf Fsrtoa-
sE~. tar Bee ~ q HsrTT perfarlairs
ts~ reg rrrrmgeg Wfarss~s ErrF
tflFs vi.es kruc ard Assil Save. aef
q sraFh~r a-f stsssr - ere ~ +rsrpora
were also En- assssEsar~ re~ BRIDE
sore q eel.- dress aeE carried O. eoz-
r1es 81 wslrr roses ST. arf Mrs
oe~~sael VII lFs as farm lraF
ffHanseHa
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-23

fcrct Tor SIX years
terribly. Tired sew
rrai doctors butuoac
seemed % give me
any relief. Every
monthtac painswcrc
intense in both sides.
ard n ad = n e 90
weak tina; I had %
90 20 bed At last
q frs1d rcecmmcz-
d-d Lydia z PAX
hans Vegetable
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-23

F---fs es tgTrae sf1-- arG 2flss
La1-a uavaf u.r t~ Surprised 20
.-arr es sasf- HarrtaEs weira took
place rfar-e & fr uar-ar. Iowa. 81
-.r te-- o. ere BRIDES Grr.F James
urFes aess ve4rF people ere
ven s~rvr having fart rest ~
fe-.- UF-s lr Frfs .7e.EsriFg. W.
aree- H~-r township e.~-t ~ -11fH
ffeH-- fa- frr lsss s.t years F1r fhs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-23

N1aa~r- OF fse world. camp So
81. rHfrrfafr-E sf ar1frrr az fsr rrrr
f-s ~ farrf-s rs~ri=F M off Fellows
faIf isst rrFa.rz. tEr arsir H+.~E sf-
FrEf=f tF tef eFar.Fs. far..HE Hr.rE
rrleF-f tr rHsir tV uirgs-'s nr-H~r-
era rF~ ~~VF ~ tsr series wtf Pc
given rEHrslsF Hfsv af ter WafrE
loser nr
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-23

J. J. Green, Mrs. p NJ. Green and Mrs
J. F Grotegut Later a course din
ner was served and everyone enjoyed
a pleasant time Mrs. Green was left
with a number of lovely gifts
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-23
SOCIAL EVENTS

tsss t~o years sirs. ssons Aas been
rsarhlr~ operator On the trimminE de-
saFtmess 81 tss Ncii- Carriage Co
rhs yo1sE caapie have gone 90 house
s~~p.rE or enc Bridegroom farm
a1-fa 1s 1falinr.