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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-28
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W arnung opr Der Grippe.
Rem Yort, 27. DECEMBER. -
Dds Geiunbbeiis- s-Separtement lieb
anseiidts oes muiieHbaften auftrstens
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folsenbsr Snidrifi psrtbsilM:
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Beseu bic Grippe adbe unb nur bic
gerbadtuHs bon @oriihtsmaBrsssln
ibre ipeiiere 9lasbreituns psrbinbsrn
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-28
Il m ii dtia.

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Senn Su SSbrem grGlttigam ins SeIo-
poitpadet. elm Goar Til5ihube9 Tie
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;srau, CT bat mir crIt aeItern nicher
qeihricben, ooB rr jett oieI anf
SdIeidpatrouiqe ausgeididt .pirb."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-28
Jriebens 1,ropasambiften
. Oiirfen tsine 5ffentli9sn
Der a m m lunsen in
dnemGrt abs

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ipegiiden 9ramdtiterg es perbot, ii6er
ben &rieo eiuen 0ortrdd all hdlteu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-28

.Genf' 3ir. mein Better Subert
bat mir ietne neucite Spcrn.@rie ge.
ipibmet; MN min id linn mein'r 70.
eben cridieneneu @c6ihtbano ienocn,
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mer oieie 5remonGrter2 Sag bob
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-28
1as tragiide Gnbe
Der 96niss9sr 4t
Meters pon SerbieH.

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fpnnte nur In eiuem StalIs nntsrtunft
fir bic Rad,t finben. 2us Der Sturm
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len, unb uur auf srnIilihe 9oriteGuns
gen ieines Sobnss, oes Irinsrsssnt,u
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-28
gtnadrtnder@ @atte.

Beiannter: rgBus mar bds fir Elm
Wfann, Der iid oa DOR bem @erihtssss
baube nit SbrGnen in ben 2lusen Be:
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freigetriegt9
gertbeiOiser: rSm 9eseutb.il, beIs
fen Gsrau bah i'd pertbsintst, Drei
Sahr' bat re searissi!"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-13
THE TABLE.

kale OF Spinach German styIe)-
Take half peck kale or spinach. Clean
and wash thoroughly. chop or cut fine.
put in kettle with cold water. let boil
Is minutes. In another kettle put
large tablespoon butter, let get golden
brown. add large tablespoon -four. stir
till smooth, add enough boiling water
to make a thin gravy Drain water
from kaIe or spinach. add vegetable to
gravy. salt and pepper 70 taste, one
onion cut fine and one slice of smoked
bacon. Let simmer two or three hours.
lkale requires longer cooking than
spinach.) This is excellent served
with plain boiled rice OF mashed po-
tatoes and Dreaded pork chops
Potted Sleeps Head-Get d sleeps
head and trotters singed. Clean thor
oughly and put on to boil covered
with cold water Allow it 70 boil
minute or two, then pour away the
water and replace it with cold. Boil till
meat seems tender. lift it out and take
il from bones, replacing bones In pot
to boil for an hour or two, so as to ex-
tract as much goodness as possible
from them. Some peppercorns and
salt enough to season should be added
and boiled with them. Take cut the
tongue and skin it, placing it top down
wards in center OF a large dish. Take
three hard-boiled eggs, cut in halves
and arrange them around tongue. Cat
up meat into dice-shaped pieces and
add to liquid, whiCh should besstrained
to keep out all the small bones. See
that this is properly seasoned and pour
into the decorated dish. When cold
turn out, and you will be delighted
Sometimes It happens that there il TOO
much Jelly in proportion to the meat.
but the leftover could be used in
soup.
Fruit Salad-Cut up three oranges
tremoying ali white skim and one
pint canned or fresh pineapple: add
one pound Malaga grapes fhalved and
seeded drain in sieve, add one pound
Eugilish walnuts (shelI and cnt IN
meats. Dressing: Yolks OF four eggs
four tablespoons sugar, four table
spoons vinegar. TWO tablespoons wa
ter mix and cook until mixture
tllichens. then stir in ope-haf MINI
whipped cream, Whipped thick. Pour
over fruit and nuts / 4 hours before
serving and garnish with eandied
cherries or maraschinos. Serve on let
suee leaf. This will serve Il peonle
make half Of recipe for eight Keen
il cold.
Rice Snowballs Wash two teacuus
rice and boil it In one teaeap water
ard one of milk, with a little salt If
Flce is nos tender when milk and wa
Ter are absorbed, add a little more
mix and water: when rice is tender
flavor with vanilla, form into halls. or
mold into compact form with little
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-13
SOCIAL ANNnINCEMENTS.

Rock Island camp, No. s.. Woodmcn
Of the World. will entertain al a dane
ing party Thursday evening. Dec. I6.
al Odd Fellows hall. Bleuer's orches-
tr8 viii give the program.
The II. 5. E. club will entertain at
q dancing party Wednesday, Dee. Is,
at Thfelke's hall s Goldman and I.
Erbstein are the committee in charge
knights Templar No. Is viii enter
tain at & commandery party Monday
evening. Dee. a. in Masonic temple
The Criterion orchestra Will give the
dance program.
The Mystic Workers viii entertain
a a card party tomorrow evening al
s O'Clock in the home OF Mrs Mat
thew Mcdonald. 1872 Third avenue
Raumsch VIII be the game and the
affair is for the public
The Swedish branch Of the Woman s
Christian Temperance union will meet
Wednesday evening in the home OF
Mrs. Una BerselI, $50 Thirty-eighth
street.
The West End Woman's Christian
Temperance union win meet Tuesday
afternoon In the home Of Mrs RAY
Reddig. 1880 Eleventh avenue.
The Ladies Sewing society of the
aiken street chapel will meet with
Mrs. c J. Schnick. 1880 Fourteenth
street, Wednesday afternoon at 2:30.
The Charity club will be entertain
ed Thursday afternoon in the home OF
Mrs, 3. Kruse. 509 Fourteenth avenue.
The December meeting Of the Mar
garet Giles circle Of Kings Daughters
will be held tomorrow afternoon IN
the home of Mrs. Ben Koch, 1927 Four
teenth-snd-a-ha street.
The monthly meeting OF the Fifth
District Graduate Nurses association
will be held Thursday afternoon in the
visiting nurses rooms in Moline for
the transaction Of business and So
cial session
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-13
HMTa oo
HOME
pQeBEIMS
FaS AggTE TEeh1pSCt

Dear Mrs. Thompson have son
g years old and he is very much in
love with girl Of L. He is q senior
AT high school and she is a sophomore.
She is the silliest person l have ever
seen and actually hasn't thought in
her head that doesn't concern my. boy.
His father and | wanted to send him
of 10 college next year, but he says
he won't go Ny son telephones the
girl every night that she doesn't tele-
phone him and they talk nonsense for
an hour or more. They write each 9th
er letters, TOO, let alone seeing each
other every day al school and practi-
caily every night l an desperate Ny
husband and I have tried entertain
ing the girl and saying nice things
about her 10 make our boy sick Of her.
When ne saw that only pleased him
ne began 10 criticize her and that
made him resentfuI and all the more
determined TO 90 with her. Now we
have gone back to our old course and
endure her for supper at least once d
week and put up with her piano bang
ing for whole evening VIII you
please tell NE what 10 do?
A MOTHER.
Appear TO admire the girl and be
very fond Of her. but every time you
have q chance make fun OF her faults.
Laugh the way she does, sit in the pc
sition she takes most often. notice her
mannerisms and caricature them in
your own actions. But don't appear to
criticize her for a minute. Love her
with all your heart. Of course all this
must be done when she is not around.
Be courtesy itself when she is there.
Such z course may act quickly and
sou son may tire OF her in a few weeks
time but again ne may not Insist up
On his going off to school where his
viewpoint will be broadened. After 4
year away 7 think he will see the girl
in a different light. Don't take the mat
ter so seriously. Your boy is very
Young and is sure TO get over this love
affair in time.
Dear Mrs. Thompson I correspond
ed with a boy for two years and Their
We stopped. For over TWO months
have not heard from him al all and he
fore that time We wrote about once
OF twice month. The boy and / were
just good friends and nothing more
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-13

ard 'Brer Rabbit vas due as much 10
the intelligence Of her Interpretation
IL them as to the effectiveness Of the
works themselves. The crisp, clean
sechuic and the musical feeling put
particularly into the second Of those
pieces, we're delightful indeed Excel
leatly played, TOO. we're two etudes b.
Bortkiewicz. These pieces are brilliant
and attractive productions Of CON-
poser who probably woul3 have writ
ten in a different vein If Chopin new
er had been born. Miss Robinson coz
sludsd her offerings With Chabriers
infrsqueatly played Bouree Fantas-
que.
Ia speaking n the work OF Mr.. Gray
reviewer says.
"Ts must be borne in mind that no
foreign influence has affected Mr.. Gray
or his vocal training, and there is a
naive beauty. q tender indebtedness,
not only IN his delivery, but bis stage
presence. which win AMI hold the SYM
pathies Of an audience.
The browning acknowledgement Of
Mr. Grsy's ability as vocal artist
came with his selection as the vocal
ist who answered the most Of the many
exactiug requirements in the contest
in the middle district. including eight
states. conducted by the National Fed
Grafton Of Musical climbs.
Singing behind screen--his iden-
/ thy unknown TO any OF the judges, his
voice made its impression on them as
on every one who hears him as an ex-
iceptional one and surpassed any COM
+ petitor. The details Of this contest are
known 70 the country and many people
were fortunate in hearing Mr.. Gray
at the biennial convention Of the Ma
tionai Federation Of Musical clubs in
Los Angeles, where be was hailed as
an unusual baritone and accorded hon,
ors and laurels seldom achieved By a
singer o. his age. He appeared in con
cert On the west coast during the sum
mer and was requested 10 appear az
soioist at one Of the afternoon con
Ecerts given in conjunction with tbs
+ wonderful spreckies organise much
2 feature Of the San Diego exposition
I HIS charming and high bred per
onality-breadth Of character, poisf
and exceptional musical ability maks
him most welcome in the best society
and musical circles, and no small par
Of his success has been achieved
through his appearance in the homes
OF some noted people Of our country
and in the smaller and more select
gatherings Of social leaders and music
lovers"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-13
LUNCHEON TO HONOR MISS Shell.
non

Miss Jean Welch honored Miss Har-
riet Sheldon. whose marriage to r. A.
Carrier Of Davenport is an event OF
the week, At q luncheon given Satur-
day At / o'clock al her home. ais Tween
tieth street Miss Welch had invited
Y young women for the afternoon and
they had most delightful time
Luncheon was served a. a table bright
with pink sweet peas and uarcissus
thar filed a crystal basket, these col
ors also being carried out in the place
cards and menu. The afternoon hours
we're spent informally Other affairs
are arranged to honor Miss Sheldon
during the week before her marriage
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-13
TEACHERS, SUCCESSFUL GATHER
INC

ING.
The Twin-Cisy Teachers club en-
joyed q most delightful and success
full banquet served Saturday night IN
the lunch room Of the Moline high
school. 4 fine chicken supper was
served 10 120 teachers Of the twin
cities a. long tables beautifully bright
with flowers. Miss Emma Battles OF
Rock Island. president Of the assoeia-
ton. acted as POSTMASTER, filing her
place gplendidly. Responses we're Civ
an hv various teachers. Miss Nellie
Anthony o. the Moline kindergarten
department being the first to speak,
telling Of sources of school revenue
Miss Booth. teacher in the Central
grammar school Of Moline, told Of the
advantages OF organization: Mrs, Cora
Eastman, assistant principal Of the
Rock Island high school and former
/ president. and interested in the devel-
/ opment Of the club, spoke along those
lines Mrs- Kate Gleason Of the No
lire domestic science department and
+ last years president. spoke words Of
announcement to the new officers
+ Miss Lou Harris. county superintend-
ent Of schools, spoke Of the need OF
/ social clubs among the teachers; Miss
Au!ee Lyford Of the Moline school
. told interesting school room anec-
doteg. ana Miss Mary Moore Of Moline
declared the gathering q great success,
Miss Grace Putnam Of Moline told q
+ the latest legislative reports and Miss
Mary Quayle Of Rock Island read an
+ appropriate verse. Miss Maud Rob
T ertson Of Rock Island told Of the Sc
curity in numbers and Miss Alice Rush
Of the Rock Island high school gave
an enthusiastic talk, Miss Witherspoon
+ Of Rock Island closing the formal pro
gram BY reading letter from the
/ large and f1ourishing Teachers club
in Peoria
I Two clever original songs, one to
the tune Of Illinois" and one 10 the
tune Of "Tipperary" were interesting
/ features Of the evening,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-13
HOW TO HEAL
SkIN-DISEASES

i Baltimore doctor suggests this
simple, but reliable and inexpensive.
home treatment for people suffering
with eczema. ringworm, YAshes and sim
liar itching, burning skin troubles.
AT any reliable druggists get jar of
resinol ointment and cake Of resinoI
soap. These Will nof cost bit more
than seventy-hve cents. With the res
mol soap and warm water hathe the al
fecsed parts thoroughly, until they are
free from erusts and the skin is soft
ened. Dry very gently, spread on thin
layer of the resinol ointment, and cover
with a light handage-if necessary TO
protect the clothing. This should be
done twice day. Usually the distress
ing itching and burning stop with the
first treatment, and the skin soon be-
comes clear aad healthy again.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-13
RECIPES.

Savory Scalloped 0ysters-0ne quart
oysters, one-half cup minced celery.
one-hsIf cup minced sweet pepper.
three-lourths cup buttered dry bread
crumbs. one cup white sauce. one cup
condensed tomato soup OF tomato
sauce, salt and pepper 10 taste. Butter
a baking dish. dust with the crumbs.
put in layer Of oysters, sprinkle with
dash Of pepper and celery. add q few
crumbs and pour in a little OF the two
sauces mixed together. Repeat in this
way till the dish is illed, making the
last layer crumbs. and bake 80 min
utes In moderate oven
Lemon Butter-Beat six eggs. one
fourth pound butter. one pound sugar,
the rind and Juice of three lemons:
mix together and set in pan Of hot
water TO cook. Very good to eat with
any kind OF bread or nice for tarts.
Fruit Cheese Salad-Six dates, seed
ed. three figs, half cup blanched al
monds chop one seant cup cream
cheese. one tablespoon lemon juice.
pinch salt Mix ingredients 10
smooth paste and form into balls
Serve four to each person on nest Of
lettuce leaNs with mayonnaise dress
ing TO which an equal quantity Of
whipped cream has been added.
Old Dominion Baked Ham-Twelvs
pounds ham. one cup sherry. brown
sugar whole cloves. whole cinnamon.
one bay leaf. one pint milk. Clean and
scrape ham. Let stand one night in
cold water changing several times. In
the morning drain and cover with fresh
cold water. 10 which one pint OF milk
has been added. After ham has been
soaked for several hours wipe care
fully and cover with paste made Of
louF and water Roll this paste as for
pie crust. II paste cracks when crisp
ed by heat cover with a fresh supply.
as the delicacy and juicyness OF the
hans depends on being alright. After
ham is thoroughly heated turn down
gas and bake slowly for FIVE hours.
Remove crust Of paste to which the
outer skin Of ham will adhere.
Sprinkle ham with light brown sugar,
stick cloves and pieces of whole GIN
naraon into ii. Cover with sherry to
which bay leaf has been added. Place
in brisk oven to brown Serve with
champagne sauce.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-13

sonic temple Special convocauons
are 10 be held Thursday evening of
This week. Monday Dec. %. and Mon
day. Jan. 3, when the order Of the tenn
pie will be given,
The joint committee o. the Wood
men Lodges in the city viii hold a
meeting tonight at the x. G. hail for
the purpose Of putting the finishing
touches on the arrangements for the
big entertainment 70 be held Dec Is.
The program has already been ar
ranged Following the committee ses-
sion Camp 26 will hold its regular
meeting.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-13
SOCIAL EVENTS

three artists n recital: Jane futile,
dramatic soprano, Geuey.evs Fodreas
vio!inisf, and Ruth KlaEber, pianist.
This group will appear IN tvo con
certs Monday and Tuesday evenings,
Jan. % and Il, al Masonic temple.
The members OF the company cone
with the highest recomm endation from
critics IN all sections Of the country
and the ladies' OF the G. A r circle
are confident that the entertainments
Will be most enjoyable. The proceeds
will be used IN carrying on the work
OF tie circle.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-13
HOUSEHOLDER
HINTTLC ~

cups. Place these rice balls around in
side of deep dish, fill dish with a
rich soft custard and serve either hot
or cold. The custard and balls should
be favored the same.
Filled Celery-Chop walnuts very
tine. mix them with cream cheese ami
iii concaye side Of celery with this
mixture; very good
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-13
LADIES OF e. 4. r. SPONSOR con-
CERT.

Colonel Bracket circle. Ladies of the
C. a. r. encouraged By the support
given them last year in bringing to
the city the Goodwin Concert COM
pany. will the first OF the year present
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-13

When he moved away from this town
he was very lonely and my letters
seemed TO cheer him up. Of course he
is well acquainted now and does not
need them any more. Do you think it
would be all right for HE TO send him
a Christmas card this year. although
he owes me a letter? Understand We
we're never sweetheart just neigh
bors. BETTY
In your case it will be all right 10
send the card.
Dear Mrs Thompson. ! am Is years
old and I have taken q girl OF Is home
from church socials several times and
she has never asked me TO cali like
this girl very much and would like TO
go to see her some evening, Don't you
think she would ask me 10 come if
she wanted me- JOHN.
She may be waiting for you to ask
for the privilege TO call. It will DO no
harm to do so.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am invited
10 dance during the week between
Christmas and New Years's. and all I
. have 10 wear is 4 white crepe de chine
dress that | had for graduation last
year. have never gone 10 Z dance
with q boy before and / don't know
whether this dress viii be all right or
not The girls did not dress up much
where I went TO dancing school, I real
/ II cannot afford TO get d new dress
and would Ike TO wear the white one
tif it VIII do Do you think it VIII?
DOUBTFUL.
/ certainly think your white dress
viii do.
Dear Mrs, Thompson: VIII you
please give me q recipe Tor a good
! tooth powder that I can put together
at home, MRS. BROWN
| Precipitated chalk, seven drains
powdered camplor, one-half dram Of
! powdered orris root. one dram. Mix by
sitting several times through coarse
muslin