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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-29

in the business section. While We
were walking he noticed boy we
both know standing still looking in a
window. I said that I was going to
wish him a Merry Christmas" and
did so. When I turned around the
hoy I went to dinner with was gone.
l was never so furious in my life. A
few days ago he phoned and started
to scold me for acting the way / had.
said that had done nothing I
would not do over again, but he had
acted in way for which viii never
forgive him. I mean it. too. Don't
you think he was the one to blame?
THANK YOU.
He was to blame. 4 gentleman
never leaves a girl when he is out
with her. II she does something he
does not like he takes her home Just
as if nothing had happened, but he is
not obliged to go to see her again.
can't see that you did anything
wrong. Since the other man was
mutual friend it would have been
well fer the man you were with to
so with you to wish him a Merry
Christmas"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-29
DINNER-DANCE TO HONOR LAM
DAC- SIMON PARTY.

Mr. and Mrs, Eli Mosenfelder enter
tanned at a dinner-dance last evening
at the Hotel Blackhawk in Davenport
to honor Miss Elsa Simon and Bertram
Landau, whose marriage is an event
Of the week Dinner was served in
the hotel ball room at O'Clock with
covers laid for 30 and an elaborate
eight-eourse menu was served. The
table was very artistically decorated
with pink roses in baskets with the
table appointments carried out in pink
and white. AT the conclusion of the
dinner there was pretty service Of
bringing in the brides cake when the
lights we're switched off and the only
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-29
MEN PLAN SUPPER TO RAISE
PlEDMi.

The David bible class, composed of
the men OF the Watertown Methodist
church. have made arrangements to
serve supper in the near future III
the church dining room. The class
made a Christmas pledge Of $50 to-
wards the church Indebtedness, and
the money cleared from the supper
will be applied on this pledge.
New Years eve at both the Hampton
and Watertown churches watch ser
vices will be held During the fore part
Of the evening the time will be spent
in a social way followed by an open
informal meeting with prayer services
at the hour of the new year. These SER
vices will be open 10 the public.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-29
ERICKS0N. SCHNEInER.

Word was received in the city To-
day OF the marriage of Miss Gertrude
Schneider of this city and Carl A.
Erickson of Sterling, Ill, the cere-
mony having taken place in Chicago.
The bride is q we'll known Rock Is
land girl. She has been employed Tor
q number Of years in the suit depart
ment OF the L. $. McCabe store and
during one Of the Rock Island exposi-
tons was chosen queen Of the carHi-
val MT. Erickson was for many
years an employe Of tie L. S McCabe
store.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-29
TWO GOOD SOUPS.

Mock Bisque Tomato Soup-Half
can tomatoes cooked until soft enough
to strain. Add two tablespoons butter.
Dissolve one tablespoon c0rnstarch in
a little cold milk and stir slowly into
one quart hot milk. Cook in double
boiler five minutes. Season, add pinch
Of soda, and when ready TO serve add
strained tomatoes, If fresh tomatoes
are used, have IL cups when cooked.
Mushroom Soup (Slovak style)-
Soak one-fourth pound dry mushrooms
in warm water about one hour. then
on to boil in enough water to cover
well, adding one teaspoon salt and
whole onion Let boil about five min
utes Now drain, cover well with cola
water and boil without the onion
three-fourths hour or till tender: drain
again and save the stock. When mush-
rooms are cool, chop them until they're
the size of lima bean. Now brown
level teaspoon Of -four in about Ia
tablespoons butter: when nice and
brown, add about ~ cups cold water
and two tablespoons vinegar, put or
fire and stir till it thickens. Add this
to mushrooms and stock. stir up well
and let everything come to boil for
two or three minutes; add salt and
pepper to taste and the soup is done.
This recipe serves six people and costs
about thirty-ffve cents. Mushrooms are
about one dollar a pound
THE TABLE.
Molasses Drop Cakes One cup su-
gar. one cup lard. one cup molasses.
three eggs. one cup boiling water.
one teaspoon soda, one tablespoon
ginger. little salt, five cups sifted
-four. Beat sugar and lard then add
eggs and molasses. then the boiling
water with the soda dissolved in il.
salt and ginger, then last the -four.
Drop by spoonful on creased pans
and bake in hot oven until done, The
children like these frosted
"KuoedeI"- -Four level tablespoons
beef marrow, two eggs, one-half cup
chopped ham, ~ cups bread crumbss,
grating OF nutmeg, salt. pepper. Re
move marrow from piece Of beef bone.
heat gently until it becomes LIQUID.
strain. Beat TO a cream, add egs, ham,
and bread crumbs; seasoning last
Shape into small balls. Put in boiling
hot water, simmer gently seven min
utes. Serve with spinach or other
greens.
Salmon CutIets-Mince cold boiled
or baked salmon Season to taste
and mix we'll with a little rich drawn
butter made quite thick with corn
starch. Spread upon a board platter
and, when stiff, cut into the desired
shape with tin cutter. Roll in fine
crumbs, then in egg and in crumbs
again. Leave on ice TO get firm, then
fry in deep, boiling fat or cottolene.
which has been heated slowly.
Macaroni With Tomatoes and Green
Better-Than-M ince- Meat Pie 49, One
pound seedless raisins, one pound Eng
fish currants, one teaspoon extract of
rose, one-half cup sugar Wash fruit
we'll, add sugar, then extract of rose
to suit taste (about one tablespoonful.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-29

Congressman James r. Byrnes Of
South Carolina has aroused the inter-
est Of congress and the ire Of su1rag-
lists by demanding that congressional
investigation be made of the suffrage
lobby he says is at work in behalf OF
the Susan B. Anthony amendment. Mr..
Byrnes would like to know what Is be-
ing done with $4,000 recently raised
by the women. Furthermore he com"
plains to congress that the visits OF
the women to the capitol to ask sup
port for the amendment have made
the corridors appear like the shop
ping district during a millinery open
ing"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-29
CLASS OF 1915 DENNER.nANCE.

The class OF 1915 Of the Rock Island
high school entertained at dinner
and dancing party at the Rock Island
club last evening. At s o'clock a
four-course dinner was served, dancing
in the club ball room following Les
lie johnson acting as POSTMASTER call
ed for toasts from A. j. Burton, Robert
Cline. Miss Fay Hanna and Bert Met
calf, the president Of the class. Holt
day decorations were everywhere in
evidence and the affair was most en-
joyabIe one,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-29
GRANT CLUB PLANS PARTY.

The Grant club Of Company A has
issued cards to q private dancing par
ty to be given at Armory hail. Satur-
day evening, Jan. i The affair is
strictly by invitation and cards must
be presented for admission. The club
is making an effort to establish club
rooms for the used Of Company i and
10 make them attractive and desir-
able place for young men to spend
their evenings. This is the first of a
series Of parties TO he given with this
object in view.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-29

Four one-act plays by Harold Chan
IN. the American playwright who was
Killed while reseuing a wounded man
at the battle OF Loos, were put on this
week at special performance to raise
FUNDS for Y. NJ. c. A. recreation hut
III france as memorial. Chaplin was
serving with British Red Cross am
haiahce when killed. The plays were
performed by sone OF the best known
actors and actresses in London under
distinguished patronage.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-29
CHEl.pREN,S BANGING PARTY.

The younger children Of Miss Hills
dancing classes entertained at party
yesterday afternoon in the Moline
Commercial club, many mothers and
friends being guests of the afternoon.
The rooms were bright with holly
wreaths and festoons Of greenery and
baskets of flowers. Solo dances were
given by Katherine Lewis and the
Misses White and Kneberg- A mum
her Of folk dances in costumes to rep
resent the old fashioned girl, the Jap
anese girl, etc, were given by groups
from the class, the whole making a
very pretty dance program.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-29
HOSTESS NJ CHREsTMAs PAREY.

Mrs. UAafIes A. DeIisIe O Sears
town entertained a party OF . friends
at o'clock dinner Christmas. The
dining room was very lastly decorat-
ed with the seasons ornaments. After
dinner The Christmas tree was lighted
and presents were exchanged and a
very enjoyable evening was spent
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-29
0TfTTY.GnFTT.

Miss Anna Margaret Goetz of 707
Ninth avenue and Martin Stephen
Guilty Of Moline were united in mar
rage at 5 o'clock this morning in St
Joseph's Catholic church, Dean J. ],
Quinn officiating. The bride wore a
white wedding dress with the full
length veil and she carried brides
roses. Mr., and Mrs. GUILTY will re
side on Ninth street, this city, Mr.
GUILTY is employed as checker for
the Rock Island road in Moline.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-29
HOSTESS PRETTY HOLIDAY TEA.

HOSTESS PRETTY HOLlDAl TEA.
Mrs. Charles ]. Montgomery enter
tanned at a beautifully appointed holt
day tea Yesterday at her home. 1893
Fifth avenue. to honor her house guest,
Miss airline Douglas Hopkins Of Mag
ara Falls, N. Z, who is en- route to
her home after a visit on the Pacific
coast. and for Miss Annie Montgomery
who in the early spring viii be the
bride Of George w. Perrin. From 3 to
O'Clock a company OF 100 tri-city la
dies was entertained. Mrs. Montgom-
cry. Miss Hopkins and Miss Montgom-
cry receiving. The house was beauti-
fully bright with Christmas greenery
and brilliant p0insettias which filled
baskets and vases about the rooms
In the dining room the table had as
its centerpiece lovely mound OF poin-
settias in huge bowl surrounded by
white sweet peas and n2TciSsus with
the other table appointments in the
holiday colors. Mrs Frank Robinson
and Mrs f. W. Bahuseu poured In the
dining room. and assisting about the
/ rooms were the Misses Marguerite
Potter, May O'Connor. Mrs, Sherman
Cox Of Montciair, N. J., Mrs, Fred Sau-
erman, Mrs, Fred Yolk and Mrs. Mary
B. Montgomery During the afternoon
Miss Frances DeSaulniers Of Moline
entertained with an informal program
OF harp music Mrs. Montgomery wore
lovely gown of buff eolored silk Of
imported model Miss Hopkins was in
white lace ana blue satin and Miss
Montgomery in Copenhagen blue vel
vet, trimmed in rose buds.
Miss Hopkins left al noon today for
her home She made many friends on
previous visits to the city, having been
the maid of honor at the marriage of
Mrs. Montgomery.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-29

illumination in the room was made by
the candles on the beautifully deco
rated cake. Later an informal recep-
ton was held when other guests came
in and dancing was enjoyed to music
BY the hotel orchestra.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-29
[IE AL)'1 ono
HOME
p.QeBLINS
~
mrs ELTZ ABETR TIeHPSQN

Dear Mrs. Thompson: While work
ing on a farm near here I met a
Young man who was very kind and
attentive to me. He is a Bohemian,
but has more the appearance Of a
German. l began by thinking well Of
him and then / learned to love him.
Three months after l went there he
left because his time was up. l have
neither seen nor heard anything Of
him sine he left. Do you think II ne
cared for me he would have written
or come to see me?
He seemed to think great deal Of
me, and certain things he said TO his
employer and to the other hired man
led me to think he loved me. ! know
where he works and I also know his
reputation, which is a very good one.
I am 10 years old Do you think
am too young to be really in love? 1t
will be hard for me to forget him
Please advise me
NJ. l., II.
If he had cared for you I think re
would have continued his attentions
or explained his reason for dropping
you. There is nothing you can do
except forget him. This ought not
to be extremely hard for a girl OF
10. because love at that age is rarely
hopeless.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: ! am in love
with a girl aud we were to get mar
red soon, but she broke the engage
ment ! bought the engagement ring
and wedding ring I wrote to her.
but never got any answer. We never
had any words between us. Do you
think it would be right for me to sue
for breach OF promise. as I spent
money on rings and other things. I
went to see her. but she refused to
see me.
HEARTBROKEN.
: man rarely sues a girl Tor
breach Of promise and l would not
advise you TO do so, because it would
put you in bad light. You have
lost the girl and two rings, and you
may as well meet the situation
gamely. She is under a moral obi
CATION to return the rings, but you
cannot force her to do SO.
Bears Mrs, Thompson: I am girl
of Is and have d cousin who is 20. He
goes to college. Do you think it
wrong for me to correspond with him
when my mother forbids 1t? I can
see no earthly reason why she does
l like him very much and he also likes
me. We are good chums. Shall cor
respond with him without mother
knowing? Please tell ME what to dr.
BROWN EYES.
Whether it is all right for girl
OF your age TO correspond with a bow
cousin or not depends upon the ma
ture and extent of the correspond
ence- your mother understands con-
ditions and SO she doubtless has good
reasons for asking you not to write
TO him. | am sure she would not oh
lect 10 your writing one more letter
to tell him that she thinks it best for
you 10 drop your correspondence.
Don't do anything underhanded
snow her the letter before you send
it. ''''
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-29

Dear Mrs. thompson One dav
oeiore Christmas / went TO dinner
with a boy friend of mine. After VIC
had eaten we went for a little WALL
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-29

QUEEN ESTHER CIRCLE PARTY.
The Misses Florence and Lola Hill
at their home. 1925 Eleventh street,
last evening acted as the hostesses at
a Christmas party when members Of
the Queen Esther circle of the First
Methodist church we're guests. The
house was lovely in its decorations Of
Christmas greenery and ornaments
and with the lighted tree. Each girl
brought a gift and these were exchang-
ed so that every member was remem-
bered with a holiday present, Miss
Lucille Hazard entertained with vocal
numbers and victrola music was en-
ioyed. Refreshments we're served and
the affair was delightfully."- informal
and pleasant.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-29


ESTTRTAISs FOR MUSIC PUPILS.
Mrs. Fred y. Schurr. at her home,
902 Tnirtieth street. entertained today
at a o'clock luncheon in honor OF her
music pupils. q company Of 30 being
her guests. Following the serving Of
luncheon the time was spent in infor-
NAL sociability and delightful after
noon passed This Is an annual affair
arranged By 8irs. Scburr for her pu-
pills
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-29
SOCIAL EVENTS

Mr. and Mrs Arthur Dunn Of Mont
clair, X. j., and Mir. and Mrs. Andrew
Perrin Of Chicago.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-02
Nitfruufcn.

: Ell o~iiiciel Mclbino ira Berlin
al 30tc Sftober inbrsmneS Oct, at
Snifcrnc / %eit Tor &iga er blct Ore
ret tilboac iii lin &oucbitiQin9 /
Norbelt Tor Mtitoit.
: Eetro9rao mener men, ni
@runben Ill at Spitcrue ctorui life
har tuget Riaa o. Spinif, % at 8e.
neral pom Siuoenbura life mere ~
mes fonme al SlTftcn, or Den, al
Splterne life mere bar til'trGftclia
nteb NmrmlnItlon. mems HiialeriC
mi ifal bare rigeli1 SorIpning. Ser
I'll gisr oct bel ogiaa lit, at ao'tiIlisc
ip'fe Nrmcforps er truffet tilba9c
ira nennc 5rcnt % ienSt til Scrbien,
mems biSle trooper er bIet erltattci
al uepeoe 2anbitormsmano'taber.
: SnoiieSiitriftet mellem Spinl'
o. Spentipanp pebblir NuS'crnC
itaoia at rpffe frem, o. DC Marine,
liz M after Silna-Epinif @anen
Otter Sorlpoenoe bar General
bon 9inlinaen maattet ienoe cnoel
Trooper fra Jim 5ront / 8alicicn til
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-02
"Pesperian" torpeoeret.

Wa'hin9ton ben 30te eft: Stats,
mlililter canning meooelte ioag, at
ben al Observation-Disclosures neoint-
ta logfpnoigc &%ommi'ion er fommet
til oen &onfluiioll, at BET Srogment
a oct &rigsrcoifub, ion1 irnfeoe Il-
ltnlinien5 Sampifib "Sesperian"
par ct Stpffe al Ell Sorpeoo. Otter
commissioners Wening funbe Srog-
mente. life buue uGret ct Stpffe al
Ell lln0erpnll0sminc.
Statsntiniiteren in1be, at Heiill-
totet al commissioners llnoerlegel-
Ter itrnr pilOe blipc enten Den her
pGrenoe tpife NmbaiaOsr. eler Den
trifc Nc1ierin1 bireftc meoOelt.
Serinloo ult0ilog ban Jig for at gipe
rpgen Splpsning on Den Sorm,
bcllne Mcboelclie piloe blipe gipet.
@epiiet Tor, at "5eSpeterian" bleO
Innfet al Ell inf llnoerpanosbooo
antages BOG life at bile leoe til al
porlige Tonifeligbeoer mellem oe
,Sor. Stater % Spifluno, on ingen
Nmerifanere miiteoe 2inet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-02

Gen brittle &rpoier "slrgpa" lob
/ .forrige n9e paa &runo peb ben
fotife Shit % pao 8runo al form.
fuIot 3eir err man bange for, at Den
bill bli totoIt Sras. Sfiicerer %
Manoifab bIep rebbet.
st Telegram ira &isbenbnpn
meooeler, at &abIerne paa De minoit
~berptteoe SporpognsIinier / aiel er
beororet ~fiernet, for at Oct aobber,
De inoeboIoer, fam bcnpttes | Mm.
mnnittonsiabriferne. : oct giemeo
bar mai nIlcreoe begpnot at rioe op
tire 8aoer, boor nan penter at "bs-
ite" ino 5000 Weter aabIer, iom
peier 61a Con. Inore tpife @per
bar rimeligpis iaaet Sen famine Sr.
ore.
st itaIienif 9lob erfarer ira en-
%oiplomatiif aiIoe, at General Hoo-
to 0imitrieff ifaI commanders De
rnsiiife trooper, iom ienbes imoo
@ulgarien. 9ette 5sres rigtignof
libt lItroligt no, oa @eneralen er
Vulgarer. Wen Oct er rigti9 nof,
at oa arigen uobroo, fog ban Ififeo
fra lit Gnlbebe iom bulgorif Mini.
tier / Tetrograb og melote iig fri-
piligt / ben rllsiiife Seer, buor ban
itrar iif Jig en- aommunbo tiloelt.
San bar heIe Siben fiGrnpet paa
Hl.sicrnes Sioe. 5 ben forIte BAL
fnnfrigS iibite Snlupnrt par ban
fommanoerenoe General Tor ben
bulgarifc Irme, o. ban ifal pGre
Sen b%pgtigite General @lllgurien mo-
geniinoe bar bapt. San bar |forre-
item bapt Ell euentprlig 2ipsioreIie.
Gen BRITTLE Mineiifeoomper
"Spthe" fonioereoe / forrige ll9e
nleb ct anoet britiif arigsifib ltoen-
for 8alipolihalpeen % ionf. nj
effects $50 Wonbs @ciGtning lab
mes onlfring 100.
Wcns Song @eora al ENGLAND
cr / Srantrig og inipicerer De britt
tie 9lrmecr, er bcn frantic Sperge-
neral Soifrc / 2onoon og foniererer
meb &ri1sminiiter aitfc1er % Tre-
micrnliniitcr Msoliith. San oflugoe
o9lon @cie9 pan n mllltnr Npcl-
Icsplabs / Gngluno.
Gnolanos iolnIeoc Cab / 2ri0cn
op til 9bc Sftober par 1913 1894
Wtono, oplpite Eremierminilter Is-
qllitb / ltloerbulet / Srebags.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-02
ara D~eroensfri0en.
"Oe Inierebe sufer aonifc no.
Sor,iGtieIfe fra eioe 1

"Oe Inierebe suffer gon'fc no.
turlist Dor Siplp. men De lpltcs lite
at foritoo, bpurbon N er iitierpr
Wens Hunirnien fremocles betpn.
fer Tia, tor @~rGfenIono life inola.
De ia pau Ell aria mcb @iilgarien,
SpifIano % Giierria. Snotil DC ~
Iierebc icnoer til @aIfon Ell til
itrGffcli9 Sroppeitnrrc lao os
iigc minoit 100000 Nano ~ fan
ri life uoi9ite os ieIp for Sare.
Siotil bar De Iuierebe ienot finn
meIlem 10000 % 10000 Wtono,
% bisie ipnes at pPre ienot afgaar'
De / flor Sait; De uoaisr inaen iuit,
IammenbGngenbe gnbeo. st Iars
aampe poa De iranife SIetter 9isr
bel beler life Sropperne ififfet til
Scamp / bore Sielobpgoer, noaet
bportiI ser frppeS ipecieI 3rpning."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-02
Scficnet Kanaoier 900,

Sttopa, Snt.. bcu 30tc Sttobcr:
Eicllc ct aubcllrnm ira %onbon or
Sen pcncrabIc fonooiifc Stot@muno
Cir Charles (uppcr lou9 olluact
res 0eocu / GnQIuu0.
Sra Cprcttcllcn Al 0ct tolloOiifc
NorblmN Dominion u Gunuon) /
1867 iuOtlI ior noNIc 'nu Mar li0cn
ipillcbc Cir Charles Ell 'on rem
rclcnNc Rouc / SET politiitc Yin /
Canada al hnL "a ban trot lip
ti.boQc, bctroNtcNe3 iom "GOuoNo@
@rouo Oh N}nn".
(llppcr bIcp / 1864 Nremicrmi.
hitter / lin No0cpropiu3 Noun
Scotia. Otter 0ouurlicu Al Sen ia,
nooiltc Nonirocrotion bIeu han
<oIominiitcr ! Cir &ohn MocNon
ulo@ Niiuliterium. ION 0~imitnncrcNc
Il 1873. o. par Cir ,<ohna Iortro.
IjQitt RuoNQlpcr / Sc lem Mar. iont
oct f~ouicrpotipt Eorti life hapoc
N,altcu. "a Maroonnlo / 1879
iNIcu fom I'll MoltcL blcu DR..
Suppcr Nrbcin@mlniitcr Nnu %.
rCttc0c Gcpnrtcmcuict ior Serbia
ncr % Hounler % blcu bets Ghci.
! 0cnnc StillinN Qlcnncmfertc ban
llNpi0tlicn Al McllonofuuaIcn 10.
opbninlcn a 81 S0prcncciloocn.
GorbeOrlHlcu a. Sen intcrtoloniole
&crnboue % 9pQningcn al Ganooi-
al Faciiic Noncu.
San lif uo al Miniiteriet / 1884
% began liz I'll @onoou iom Gouo.
oaa hricitc &ommi2iUr. : 1887
hicnfolNic2 han iornt oucrto9c
StiairQcn iou TinanSminilter /
Wnc0ouaI0@ nnc Gnbinci. men ioa
Ct Nor ieuere Aiifeo % operto9
iGicn lin Npit / Sonoon. ! 1896
off han in0 ! Sir MacferSic @op-
els Scattering iom StatSiefretTr "a
NCrcr / ~llnbcrhuiet % blep, "a
Nopcll ire Monncocr lcncrc .raf
iii tilbooe, oennc@ Giterielgcr ionl
Eremieruini'trr.
Otter DC ao%uierpotipeS Neocrlaa
peo %aIqcue / SNlni 1896 roo Sup'
per lin gliifeb og bleu uco Def me
@orlomentS SammentrGoen palgi
II SppoiitiouenS Serer. NogIe 'an
aor ienerc traf ban Jig tIlbage I'll
Fripotlioet. % iencre aar bar han
beet ! Sonoon % bar peo lin Tn
81 Aor gamrnel. San opbsieoes
1879 / Aoelsitanoen uleo Sltel al
Baron.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-02

prre Mwnb, ipm mar fun itpIe paa.
o. iom pil airre tit bcbitc.
Get er life Wr. cunts &eriigt at
ticne Genae poa Dem. ban iooleoeS
piI hipIpe ircnt til Ell uufhPnglg
Stilite, men Oct or poo Den onoen
SIDE bencriffe Meniuger, at ban oil
optrPoe Tom 6iIontrop. San tror
Oct belle life pna Silantropi, noar Der
cr SpsroSmooI ON for Ell Wono at
ifobc zig Ell ialt Toiition / Sioet. De
nolaotc Vcnoe er of betragte iom ct
Yaon, hporai DC iparer ell rlmeli9
Hcnte mco tiliparcnbc anrlige Nj
Drag.
Wr. Sltnt aier uotrpffeli9 op.
merf'om pon, at oct life er De ri9e
Sormcrisnner, ionl nrper Venge ell
Ter Sarnlc citcr line SorpIore, bon
her to0cr Sigte pao. Soooanne bar
Den bcbite Nnlconin9 al &cr0en til
ut holoc iig oppc / Den efononnilfe
aonfiirroncc, % lptfc9 oct DEM olll-
qcpel life, ioo cr Sfploen / DC nllcr-
ilcitc SiIipl0cr ocre5 e9en. Get or
Sdrmorbciocrcn og HcilGnoingcn,
ban pil rpffe Ell piQig Naano, nltlua
Dem, iom ugunitige SmitGnoigbcocr,
oucr bullfc DC lclp life raoocr, bor
npNtct NnIcbningen iii at noo frcm
til Ell ielpitGnoig Stluing / Snm-
iunoct.
Som loot, Oct cr Ell nberit inter.
c2iont Tlon, Wfr. Nunt her pil Tor
logo al 1jcnncmiere, og pi 'aor hao-
be, at ban life blir moot meo oltfor
mango Sfuiielier. ct Spsr9smnol,
iom mclocr ii9 / ocnlc Sorblnbcllc,
cr bette: Spia pore Snrmnrbeioerc
onc itol Bill Sormcrc og Sclpcierc,
hncm ifal On orbcioc pao DC tSdrme,
ri ollcrcbc bar? Ger flogc@ ltooi9
opcr WfonQcl pon Nrbclo9hlTlp poo
iInrnlcnc lul, men itllloc Mr. Nlnts
Soc bli olminocIiq olcnncmiert opcr
belle Horbpcltcn pil0c oct naturligplH
bli cn0ml nle0ct pTrrc. Wten bette
cr ri0tiQnof en- Sa1 Tor liN.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-02
Smnn %NriaSnptiicr.

Gen brittle Regierina blep
SorsoaaS ipurgt i ll%noerbuiet. ON
Oct par loact / Rpatet ON, at Sreos'
pilfaar blcp oreikt paa norttclel
Naaoc melem a~niparlise EerIoner
/ Scnoou o. Berlin.
"Iloeles life" lpareoc Slopo-
8eprac paa Miniiteriets %egne.
observation-disclosures 2eite | bans
Gale / @illIN Sail / lin Sio ont. at
Storbritannicn albrig piIoc lutte
Srco. ipr Guropas Sriheo or lifret,
aiGloer enomu." Sertil, ia9oe ban,
piIoe GnaIono aIoria tGnfe paa at
u%noerhanSle ON Sreo uben I 6TIles'
ifab mco % / 6oritaaclie meo line
Iaiereoe,
GSio 8~aribaIoi, Ell al Den Itcre
itaIieuife S~riheosbeIts mango Ssn'
nelenner. or blet alporlia loaret neo
Den italIenite 6rcnt, % llsaer M
paa ct Solpitnl / Iencoig.