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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-12
Strife Yrefe tr Seras: Montag II. aprl 1915.

onoere @%n9elegenbeit abgeipielt, oie
ein merfDiir0igeS 2i6t auf Die Nelt-
tralitdt unierer Heeierlttg mirft.
Ser SEEM Yorfer 3oueinnebmer Ma-
lone fat neulih cine ie11iotioneae @rt=
oefung genlodt. 9ie @ntoedurg
beltano in nidts @eringereln, ols oaB
e1tglii6e &rieesihiffe, Oie iid in Der
Atdbe Stem Oorf's oufbielten, ats bern
SEEM Oorfer 9afen berpropianiert
miiroen. Malone mar 9erer n1o
SIamme iiber feline @ntoedung urtO
erflarte erl er lperoe Die So6e Bis
gum MeuBeriten berfoigen, er piiie,
mo oas Eager iei. aus Dem Die eng
liiden S6iffe ibren Gropiant be5o-
gen, un6 er meroe oieie gauge ultge-
beiterlihe NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. naG1
alien Seiten bin anfoeden. Mber ois
er ii6 an oie 8unoesbeboroen tpuito=
tie, ga merfte er, oaB man BORT iibcr
ieinen Offer gar ni6t entoiidt ici.
Ser 8nnoes : 9iitriftantpaIt 5eiete
iid iebr 5~uriidbaltenb, bos Stats
iefretariat nod 5uriidbolteuoer UNI
Dem enelii6en goti6ofter gab ma,
idleunieit @eIeeenbeit, bie Sode &C.
n1entieren gu fornen. Gr oementier=
te oenn au9 nno oomit bat ii6 ota
Geeierrng anideineno berubiet.
Walone ober min iid ni6t beru=
gen. ct bat Die Sa1e Ser Stem Wor=
fer @ronoiurp iibereeben unb bicie
min cine geraite ltttteriud1tng bor-
nebmert. Sb mas babel berousfom-
men miro, lit aber audi 90 nod frog
li6. Stun bereIeiGe man oen Offer,
ben uniere &egierung in Ser Soer-
ipolo : affaire se5eiet bot, init Der
3uriidbnltnng, Die Tie in oieIer SIR
eelegenbeit bepieien bat uno oonft
miro man geiteben miiiien, BOB Der
ltnteri9ieo bod redt beoenfli6 ais-
iiebt. Gbenio beoenflid, ME Ser lin
teridieo 5piifen Ser Note, oie unie-
re Hegierlng mad Berlin, ltno ber-
ieniaen, Die iie nod 9onoon geifidi
bot. -
Stoatsiefretar 8rpon lit iebt nit
ieinen @lanen fir Die 3uflnft ber-
alsgefommen. SS1t einem fir Die Ssi<
fentIidfeit beitimmten griefe bot er
Die @iinide ieiiles Screens oargelcgt
Die oemofratiide 8artei ioQ CUR
Srdgerin Der Erobibitionsioee ge=
madt meroen. 9as lit oos groBe
3iel, 0as er erreifen mill, llno tpeilii
ous 3iel erreidt lit, bann - Damn 1T
grpon natirlid mieber ser .logiidle
MISUNDERSTANDING Ser 8ortei
Sling ausgeionnen IN Der SatI @beni>
flug, pie ieineraeit Die @eidifte nit
Dem Silberi6minbel. @offentlih
giebts aber bod nod 2elte lit Der
8artei, Die bei Der Mniperloung Die
Ter nellen 8rpan'i6en Gatentmeoisin
oltd nod Elm @ort mit8ureoen ba-
ben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-12
Die Orei grimsem.
Gum CODE 5eroinono gurgs.
@on SeIir g al t e II.

@r bieB 6eroinano Burg, gang eiu-
fad, uno mar Der Neffe oes 9aiiers
5ran5 Soiepb, Der grl.oer oes Der
lforbenen S6ronfolgersf Der 9beinI
oes fiinftigen &aiiers BON Seiterreidl
Der Sdtpager uno Better bieIer SEQ
ni9e uno Yrin5en.
8ornlals mar er @aiierli6e Sc.
beit, Gr5ber5og bon Selterrei6, Hit-
fer pom @oloenen 8lieS, f. II. +
Observation-Disclosures. 0ad6er mar
or BLOB 8eroinano gitrg, ser SAmie-
Geriobn zines biir9erli6en ltniperli.
tdtsprofeiiors. Gin lieber, gut6er3i.
ger @enid lit er INNER geipeien.
Son brei griioern Der iiinqite 1nI
lebte. iibrigeebliebene. @inmol
es lit nod gar nidt 10 LANCE Der,
faitm 5ebn Sabre - naren lie oia
BRET e%lan8enoiten Hrin5en oes &ei,
DIES. Sdone, aufre6te WenI1er,
ME orei bobe iunge g6rme. Seine
Spur BON ser Wiioiefeit uralter Sc
idlehter, bon Ser 10 oft Die @eoe
iii, lieB ii6 al ibnen merfen. ST.
ipriibten por 9nieinsluit. @s mo-:
Elm Gufleuhten bon Sreuoe in ibreu
Wtiener, tpenn man iie aniab. Sc
lieBen iih ben Gturm Der Sugeno
Inn Stirn uno @angen brauien une
lnhten. Mber es ertpies if1, oaB iie
nidt 10 gang ~petterfeit iparerl, uno ie
mogen bod ireenomeIde merfmiir6i-
ge, berb1nenispolle grbidoft in if.
rem 8Ilit getragen baben. Ser grj-
ber5og &arl 2uotpig, oes Gaiiers
9rloer, lit ibr 8ater eepeiett, eir
frommer, iebr i6Iidter Wonn, Sci
hreimol perbeiratet mar ttno i'm iibri
gen Die Sdii6ternbeit a1er &noets
beioB./ als Damn oes aoiiers ein5;-
ger SproB, Der a%ronprin5 &itooll.
mad Ser niemals enti6leierten Era,
gobie BON Manerling in oie aopu5i.
nergriift binabgelniien pliroe. rid.
ten oie aorl-9 uoipig-S obne eon3 oidll
Fin Die 0dbe oes Ebrones.
@ber alle 0rei Iino lie nodeinanoe.
einem onnffen @eifif ~berfallen ms
feiner bat iein 2eben 81 Gnbe gelebt
Srons 6eroinouo mar ser rdtieI.
bate aorofter inter ibnen. gr5ber.
| sog Otto mar ser @ilbeIte. Serb.
nono aorl Ser Sonftelte. @r5ber8oq
Otto itorb 5milerit, itarb in Der 8Iiitt
ieiner Sabre. er mar id0n mie cir
iunger @ott. iibermiitig mie ein fern.
/. aeinnoes, itrobenoes Temperament.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-12

GIFT SiBner, Hiter, abgeIiefert, bilft-
ser als5leiid. Gader, 400 Main NOe.
(Nnaeiae.l
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-12
Ban grInubntsImrine.

ONH
!. 9ersoorf, 9reis 3immer>S Sous, Sire.
b~eridsbnra NoaO; $500.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-12

Santa Sc IS. &. 8. n. 9epot).
Nnfunft -
SO. 7-Gom Norben .9:65 BORN.
No. 1-@om Rproen ~. 1925 naGm.
Mbfabrt-
80. 6-9la6 Dem 3or6eu 500 madam.
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anfunft
80. 2-@on Corpus gbrifti 5 1lbr nadut.
@ou Corpus Gbriitt ....7 morgeHs
9lbfobrt -
SO. 1-@a6 Corpus gbriiti. 1880 bornt.
Nab CORPUS NGhriiti. .9:35 obelios
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-12

go. 4-gaa6 Dem Morben 1920 nadup.
go. 6-gea6 Dem 3oroen. 1915 nad1m.
Mo. Social mad 6enr1le ..7.40 pprfr.
Ao. 10-9ailp grpreB @pecial, Ioroen
1870 born,.
ao. 5-9tnd WfeTico ......7.50 BORN.
No. 11-2ofaI nadb 2arebo (seniifdt)
1000 abenDS
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-12

Gnflnft -
Eo. 30flgon Souon, Bort Qapoca, Sic
forta. Grero ........7:20 nannr.
Nbfahrt-
Mn. s02-Nad gnero, @ictoria. Sort
Snbaca, 9oititon ......7:45 barn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-12
CROWN BOTTHNG COMPANY,

Xbeo.N WiilIer, WeihdffsfiIbrer.
III Sones abenue, eegeniiber Der Gone
Gtar 8rnleret. Gan Gntonio. Eeyag.
T 8nbrifanten bon aIen Grien Co
oaiunHer. MiueralipaIer unb borsiiali6
Dem tpoIbefannteu 2itbia GeIber.
8eibe gelephpns. ~ 6reie 2lbIieferuma
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-12
S. A. FLORAL

8orauets. 8lumenltiide fir Sohseitcn
unb 8eerdbnifie. Sopfpflonsen, Goieus
ftrduder. Obltbdume. Gtiefmiifferden
in 8Iite ODER @eetpfldnsen. aomnni
ielbit. i6reibt ooer ~telephoniert grodeH
1902. 50S @atn abe. &anI 9aB. Weas
itnaer. (In3.J
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-12
Giienbabu : Sabrplan

SEQ. Bonn @orDen ......3s10 nad,ur.
gso. 5-Som atoroen ......7:00 BORN.
go. -gom Moroen ......9.55 Dorm.
go. Con Werieo ......12.1O nadn.
yio. 12-gon 2areoo (eemiif1) ....
@bfabrtA
SO. 4-Nad Dem Noroen 1920 nadjlp.
go. 6-Na9 Dem Norben 1915 nadn1.
yto. Social mad 6ear1le ..7.40 pprrr.
No. 1o-9ailp grpreB 9pecial, yaoroen
1870 bernl.
SO. 5-giah Oeerieo ......7.8O bonn.
go. 11-2ofal mad 2arebo (senaiidt)
.....,.....-....10 1000 nbenD5
g. u. e. n. q.
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SO. 5-gOn goafum unO aiifsnprfea
SO. 42--@on aerrbiae sos BORN.
go. 44@@on &errbile. tGolid5 altsaez
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Gbfa6rt-
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go. 4Msad aouiton nnS a%iiifen io Bsr4'.
SO. g. aa6 goafum uin0 a%iiifenortsn
SO. 41-aab aerrpiae $50 BORN Bonn.
No. 43ETNa6 &erroiIe, td9lid5, ausaes
itotfttneta sonftta9s .7:05 o6en0s
G. $. & g. n. (oaupilinie.)
Gnfunft -
SO. 1o1-@unlet eimifeo. bon aetp Gr-
lall5 ....A. .4.40 BORN.
80. 1o2 euniet eirniteS, bon can 5rans
Go. 7-S6nea8ua, bon Melp Orleans.
SO. 81 sdnsa8ua. bon Sci aiio ito p'l.'.-
80. 9-suuiet erpreb. BON Ser astp gy ST..
leans ....... 1855 nadlnf
$40. to-9umict Grpreb. bon San Srarll
cisco ....... $3.50 rnd6m.
abfabrt-
$50. 101-5uniet 2irniteo, mad Gan
Sraneisco .4.50 Born,
so. t02-9uniet eimiteos mad 9ep 81
leans ......... 400 BORN.
yso. 7-Sdnea5ug, mad &eI 0iio.
Hoo BORN,
So. 8-S6nel8ue. uoh Netp SrIeans.
.11:30 boriH-
9o. 9.suniet erpreB nod Can SraiS
cisco ........... 1880 nddm.
No. 10-Sunfet grpreB. nad Neip Orr
leafis .-....... .11:00 nnmt5
gietpria SiDiiu
SO. 5o1-gon Souon. Bort 2aOoea. Sic
toria. Gneru ........7:20 nahnr.
Gbfnhrt-
Mn. so2-sad guero, gietoria. Sort
Snbnea, 5oititon ......7:45 norn1.
a. 90, g. & &.
Nbfabrt-
Ma9 9orSen-abfahrt
so. 4-Sofal 800 BORN.
gto. 10|4ntb Qimiteo 1000 r1ora.
SO. 26-00fh SIher 600 ,1nrh1r.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-06-04
Convict Rebukes Governor.

The dispatches state that q convict
In the Arkansas State Penitentiary
has declined q pardon offered by the
governor on the condition that lie
leave the state. III l am not NJ TO
live In Little Rock" the convict
terseiy wrote, III am not ut to be
free" So he will remain three years
longer, unless the governor recognizes
the Justice OF the rebuke and does the
right thing. The convict was diplo.
matte In his language. He might
have asked the governor to mention
some place he could not contsminate
with his presence, II he could not live
In Little Rock. But his note Is most
discreet and Gov. Hays has IN oppor.
tunity TO do . graceful thing.
Aside from the merits OF this par
ticulsr case, the whole country Is con.
csrned In the general principle In.
volved. What right has any state 70
drive undesirable citizens from its
boundariesS Has II . right to con-
slider any human being . Salathiel, 70
be forced TO keep moving on foreverS
And apart from the rights OF the In
dividusl who Is 'given hours" IL the
practice nsighborlyS Has one com.
munity . right to shirk It's own social
duty and thrust II upon IN unsus'
pscting neighborP The newly elected
mayor Of Chicago Is quoted - declar-
Ing that "crooks must Co." 1t Is to
be hoped that he means by this that
they will be arrested and prosecuted
TO the limit. Surely he does not
mean that he will cause the police to
notify known crooks that they must
hunt new pastures, where they are
not known and cannot be known un
til they have committed divers crimes
Such . policy would not DO moral snt
It would not be permanently protts
BILE, for 1t would likely bring retalis
ton. Each community should taxi
care Of Its own criminal population
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-06-04

Prof, Ensor, superintendent OF our
schools, left Monday for his home,
Savannah, We hope his vacation may
be pleasant one.
We are truly sorry to learn OF the
alarming illness Of Mrs. Philip
Schultz, at her home In St. Joseph.
Her niece, Mrs. s. +. O'Fallon, has
been with her several days, the past
week.
Here's to you, win Terry and
wife, may the little girl that came to
bless your home on Saturday last,
May Goth, become one Of the dearest
and best Of women. DR.. Hogan says
its . mighty nice specimen.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-06-04
Obituary..
Mrs. J. c. Evans.

Martha Ogelvie Bauserman was
born In Delaware county, Ohio, Sep
TENDER Il. lsi2: and died at the home
OF her son, Howard G. Evans, near
White city, Kan, after a lingering
illness, sunday evening. April Is, 1913.
at the aye Of - years, months and
day.
Her early life was spent In Ter ma.
tive state. on September ", lSh2'
she was united In marriage With John
G. Evans, at Centerville, Ohio. They
came to Kansas In ISIS. After spend.
ing one year at Leavenworth, they
settled on their farm near Valley
Falls, where they lived until going to
their home In White City, seven years
ago.
To this union eleven children were
born, o OF whom, with 20 grandchil'
dren, survive mother, two children
having died In infancy: Perry and
Earl r., Of Kansas City, Mo-; Harvey
A., Of Oregon, Mo-; VIII G., OF Merri.
am, Kan: Frank j., Of Clovis, New
Mexico; Orville' H., OF A'moso'oo,
New Mexico; Mrs. Cora Morgan, OF
Albuquerque, New Mexico; Howard
G. and Lee A., OF White City. Kan.
Grandma Evans, As shea,was known
TO all OF us, gave her heart 10 her ss''
Tor early In life, uniting With the
Church OF Christ al the age OF. IL
Thus long I'VE Oh se''Se oe.
hers, more than VI years. anu Am ""o
have known her know ~nA' ''e VI
love and devotion 10 Ohrs. i" "''
She, with her devoted husoA". "''
served for years as elder IN the ehu'c"'
and who preceded her 70 the nome
beyond four years ago 'h's non'"'
has been a power Tor 'he "Pp"'"'"s
OF the cause OF christ
What she could DO 10 fenue' SCI '''e
TO Hin seemed TO be the 'housht w
permost In her mind' anu even w 'e'
last illness, u was ier 'es'e' '''sv '"'
could not he present AZ 'he se'N'.eS
As she found JOY IN serving het Ma'
ter, NO, too, she found Joy W SERVING
those about her. She was never nap
pier than when rendering some se'N
Ice TO children or sfahuc''''u'e"
friend or neighbor'
Though absent IN the BODY, !e, me'
memory abides, ana her gentle mnu
ence remains AZ q s"ee, oeheu'c''o'
10 all who knew her on her u MAJ
truly be said, blessed are 'he uea'
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-06-04

DIR. Whitsell, eye and ear special
list; Sc corner 9th and Edmond, St.
Joseph. Both homes, 943.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-06-04
LESSON FOR JUNE 6
NATHAN ResUkes DAVID.

NH'"S"
n 6s,.,, ~ r. s' =, ~. 10,
b.s,, a uos Psalm si:io
This IL lesson that demands great
care In its presentation and treatment
which viii diner widely according 70
age. For the younger the oriefest SOFT
OF statement that David tell IN love
with urtahs wire ana 70 OBTAIN ner
had her husband siled VIII De sum
Gent. win sueh. throw tne empnAs,s
upon tho DANGER OF ns!oor'ns e"
thoughts ana the heeo OF near' purify
'see oo'oeh iehu'
With adults. however, some tins
may be devoted TO the Social eV"
which 10 such menace 10 every ma
ton. care being taken lest the discus
sion become morbid. or that We neglect
to emphasize the faet tnat tne eurs
IL not in regulation or reformation out
In the regeneration OF the human
heart.
.. oavld's Many Good Deeds,
Samuel, 7 and .. AZ . background
for his most repulsive sin David had q
long list Of excellent deeds. His de.
sire for a better abiding place for the
ark was not according to Gods VIII
for two reasons: first. that an ornate
house might easily corrupt. through
idolatry. the spirituality Of the Hebrew
religion; second. David was a man Of
war and therefore not qualified for
temple building Though denied. David
did not despair. but at once provided
that his successor carry out his desire.
n. David, One Great Sin. u Sam.
ue,. 1t;s. Day,d's victories over his
enemies mr., dismissed In a few
| $500. ,,o, Ma .t,, a. an, f,r,b A., da.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-06-04

DIR. Hillyard was . Sunday guest
Of Miss Cora Frye.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-21
PUPILS ~ RECTAL.

Pupils Of the Auditory Art school
appeared I'm recital last evening IN
the school auditorium. the fOiloEins
program being given.
Selection from '-Martha--Cari Kra-
mer.
Piano. Dance % the Flower Fair
les" GThompsout-Arthur ApDelquist-
Piano. SPRING. Message g. Han
senJ-Ge2idine Andrews.
Piano. ~oberon- Cvou weber,
Nellie EiweIl
Piano. dreaming CB WoiD-HeI-
en- Gafry.
Piano. Der Freischutz- won Web
erJ--afargaret Chalk.
Piano. ia Traviataf CVerdD-Char-
lotte Euschmanu.
Violin. ''iufermezzo~ CCarI Bohml-
Leo DoerfnE- Ralph Coryn at the pi-
ano
Violin. ~Mornins Prayer" CTsehai-
kowskyI-Cari Seids. Jr.. Ralph Coryn
NJ the piano.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-21
sTAAk-sroseHINc

Mr. Ada StonekfaE and John r.
stAak OF Sioux Rapids. Iowa. we're
United In marriage yesterday morning
~ IL O'Clock at the home Of the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
j. Allen. 2003 Fifteenth street. Moline
The Rev W. r. Slater. Of the FIRST
Christian church. performed the cere-
mony In the presence Of a small com
pany OF relatives. They were attend
ed BY the bTids's sister and husband.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Hall % Rock 10
land The bride wore a brown cloth
travelling suit with a tailored hat 20
match and her attendant also wore
brown A profusion OF American
Beauty roses adorned the home These
toses. In n huge crystal basket. trim
med the table where a wedding dinner
&as served with places lad for T.
Following this Mr.. aud Mrs. Staak
with Mrs- Stalks small daughter.
Evelyn Stonekins. Ief- for their new
home In Sioux Rapids. where the
Il a general merchant and
prominent business man The bride
has been well known here as a nurse
for the last seven years
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-21
UP-To-DATE RECIPES.

Pigs Foot Scrapple - Very good
nice for lunches. SINCE and scrape
the pigs feet perfectly clean, and
boil very tender in sailed water. Use
a generous portion of tenderloin /,
when boiled very tender, remove all
bones and put through a food chop
per; strain liquid you boiled the meat
in, add vinegar, salt and pepper to
taste. Ready for use when cold
Carp, Jewish Style - Clean. salt
and pepper carp. cut into two-inch
pieces and let stand. Have one car
rot one parsley root and little cab
bage; all this cut fine like noodles.
Chop fine six or seven onions Put
spoonful of butter in kettle, add
quart of water, simmer vegetables
and onions first; when tender. add
carp and simmer half hour. When
done, form fish nicely on platter.
garnish all around with vegetables.
POUR over sauce and serve.
Carp in Jelly. Jewish Style-Sim-
mer carp. following instructions
given above, adding two or three
leaves of geIatine soaked first in
little cold water. Boil gelatine with
non ~. Ii minutes soti an vegetables,
pour clear sauce over fish and set in
cold place TO thicken Serve with
olive ell and vinegar. Both Of these
dishes are cheap and delicious
Apple Pctpie-Peel, core and slice
tart apples as you would for pies.
until you have about three pints of
sliced apples. Then take one quart
-four sifted with two teaspoons bak-
ing powder. Add one heaping tablet
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-21
OLIVE cIMcH cLua-

Members OF the Olive Cinch club
Eathcred yesterday ~ the home Of
Mrs Al GarriEa in Moline for the
fortnishtiy meeting. The usual three
tables % ciuch were played and prizes
went 10 Mrs. J r Kelley. first. q
bronze statue. Mrs. Frank Niauckcr.
Ir.. a hand painted tray. Mrs NJ. l.
Sullivan. consolation. a haad painted
plate. and Mrs. Frank Spcriins. a hair
receiver Mrs. r. a Potter was given
the guest favor. an apron \ lunch
was served In the dining room after
the games. The ladies wcrS invited
TO rect next time with Mrs p
Kelley.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-21
HEALTa ao
HOME
I)DeBLTNS|
E7S ell zABkTE TEe1pS0NI

! Dear Mrs. Thompson: ~ I an
( having a great deal of trouble with
my hair 1t is falling out dreadfully
and there seems to be a little dandruff
/ 1 would be very thankful if you would
tell me either of something fnexpen.
sive l could buy or of some home rem
/ edy.
% My hair is rather fine; do you
think curling it on kid curriers' is in
furious?
CD Do you think twisting the hair
tight and trimming off the short hairs
would benefit it any? Or would it be
better - comb it down the back and
cut it off even?
"a How often should the hair be
washed?
THANK YOU.
"a Falling hair can be treated by
the individual, but the services Of a
member of the family are a help
Try massaging every night Go over
the whole scalp with the tips of the
fingers in rotary motion, and put
the following tonic on at the same
time that it may be well rubbed in:
Alcoholic tincture of cantharides, /
dr.. tincture of capsicum, p dr.;
nux vomica, dr.; cocoa oil. q o.;
cologne, 215 OF.
% Not unless you wind it so
tight as to break it.
90 If hair is split at the ends
it is q good plan TO trim it off
"a Not oftener than once in three
weeks.
Dear Mrs Thompson: % Is it
all right for q girl of 16 to go with a
boy OF Is if her mother and brother
don't care? l bring him to the house. (
(2) When l go any place with him /
he always wants me to go and have
something 10 eat. but l say no.
90 How would you make two .
boys be good friends? One doesn't +
like the other and always talks to
me about MIN.
"a Would you keep steady COM
Dany or go with boy just once in a
vhile2
THANK YOU.
a A girl of Is is too young to go
With boy except to an occasional
,arty or some such thing.
% You do right. You are too
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-21
RoYAL cINch CLUB

Mrs Albert Schrieber. 527 Sixteenth
street. Davenport. acted as the hostess
TO the Royal Cinch club members yes
terday afternoon. the time being de-
voted 10 games OF cards in which Mrs.
George Cardali. Mrs Jessie Green and
Mrs. Amelia GrOtegut took the prizes.
A cour.e dinner was served In the
dining room after the games and the
afternoon passed very pleasantly. Mrs.
S. A. LaVauway viii be the next hos
tess. entertaining In two weeks at
her home In this city.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-21
IHOUlSElIOEzD+|'>l!szAsN'
HINTLC ~

spoon lard and one teaspoon salt
Mix well, add water to make soft
dough, roll out dough about one
fourth inch thick, then cut in squares
about three inches wide Now place
in a large granite or aluminium ket-
tie one pint of boiling water and a.
lump Of butter. Cover bottom Of
kettle with layer of apples, add layer
of dough, and so on until all is used.
having layer of dough on top. Add
Just little water on each layer OF
apples as YOU iii kettle Now cover
and boil % or 80 minutes. Serve
with rich milk and sugar. When there
Is any left over put a little butter
and lard in skillet, turn potpie in
this and fry brown, adding q little
sweet cream just before serving.
Devils Food Cake-One cup gran
ulated sugar two tablespoons cocoa.
one egg, two tablespoons shortening
one tablespoon butter. one tablespoon
lard, one cup sour or buttermiIk, one
teaspoon soda. Z cups -four Tex.
act); flavor with vanilla. Icing. One
cup pulyerized sugar, two table
spoons cocoa, enough hot coffee so it
viii spread easily (about two table
spoons); vanilla havoring.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-21
IVY cARo CLUB

w Card club members we're enter
tanned yesterday afternoon By Mrs. r.
". Beck at her home in Moline. Three
tables Of 500 were played and TO Mrs.
Mass Voss. Mrs. Axei Christopher.
Mrs- Henry Tappendorf anu Mrs.
Henry Geisier went the prizes in the
games A lunch was served at the
conclusion Of the games in the dining
room Mrs Henry Tappeudorf will en-
terrain IN two weeks al her home in
thfs city.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-21

the program: Gertrude Carpenter.
Ruth Rarus. Edgar Hanna. Claire
Hanna. Dorothy Pollock. Dorothy
Fftch. Angela Searie, Ernest Lindorfi.
George Murray. Arvilia Shinski. Nil
ton johnson. Sarah Levinsteln. Athel
LindorI. Beulah F1eugel. Lora Mogler.
Blanche Reid. Henrietta Hanshaw and
Cecilia VoEeie- The pupils acquitted
themselves In a very creditable man
ner- This evening other pupils OF Mrs.
LindorH viii give a recital also a. her
home.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-21
o. O. v cARp PARTY.

Dolly Madison tent Daughters o.
Veterans held a very successful card
party yesterday afternoon AZ the
home Of Mrs. = r Bramble. 500
Thlrty-first street. Four tables OF
cinch we're Dayed and the prize win
uers we're Mrs. John Tobin. Mrs
Gertrude Neiswender. and Mrs. Prich-
EFT. Refreshments were served after
the games and a pleasant social time
was enjoyed. The next regular meet
ing OF the tent VIII be held Wednes-
day. Jan = in Moline.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-21
SOCIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The annual election of officers OF
the Ladies' Aid society of the First
Baptist church will be held tomorrow
afternoon at ? O'Clock in the church
parlors This is also the annual dues
day.
a hard times dancing party will be
given by the South Rock Island Social
club at Woodmen hall. South Rock
Island, Saturday evening. Jan %.
Bleuer's orchestra will give the dance
program