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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1915-10-09
CHAPTER AIS.

An Act to propose an amendment to
the Constitution of this State by adding
. new Article thereto to follow imme-
diately after Article NJ and to be known
a. Article %I-A, and to provide for the
submission of said amendment to the
qualified voters of this state for adoption
Or rejection.
Section l. Be 1t enacted by the Cen
sral Assembly of Maryland, three-ffths
Of all Members of each OF the two
Houses concurring), That the following
Article to follow Immediately after Arti-
Gle XT and 10 he known as Article XI-A
be and the same is hereby proposed as
an amendment to the Constitution of
this State, which Article, if adopted by
the qualified voters of this State, as
herein provided, shall thereby by such
adoption he and become a part of the
Constitution of this State.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1915-10-09


ZEE GOLDSBOROUGH, GOVERNOR
IF THE STATE OF MARYLAND, in
ursuance of the direction contained in
ection /. of Article Ii of the Conslltu-
lon of the State of Maryland, DO
iEREBY ORDER AND DIRECT, that
copy of each of said above rccit d
cts of the General Assembly of Mary
md of 1914. be published in at least two
ewspapers in each of the counties of
be State and in three newspapers pub
shed in the City of Baltimore. one of
hich newspapers published in said city
!, Baltimore to be published in the G r
an language once a week for at least
lree months next preceding the election
} be held in said State of Maryland on
lie Tuesday next after the first Monday
/ November, 1915, and at which election
lie said proposed amendments and add :
ons to the Constitution of Maryland,
lall be submitted, in form and manner
rescribed by the General Assembly, to
lie legal and qualified voters of the
tate for their adoption or rejection.
GIVEN UNDER MY HAND AND THE
GREAT SEAL OF THE STATE.
DONE at the City of Annapolis, on
this 20th day of July, in the year OF
= our Lord. one thousand nine hundred
n and fifteen.
PHILLIPS LEE GoLDsBOROUGH.
y the Governor:
} ROBERT p. GRAHAM.
. Secretary of State.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1915-10-09
]. c. JACKSON
PeryviIIe, Mar, land
OOD WIFI
Notice tOE XeCU

my smoarrass Is an asset of inestimabe value.
'rm t" 10 or y4ghly prize the good will of my GUS
bly involve hemers, so substantially manifested in
ate. when surae splendid business they are giving
Iour bond a ,e
If the will In return, l honestly endeavor to
aate which you've them values of unavoidable DUAL.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19
Polish Versus English.

We have our difficulties in the pro-
nunciation OF Polish names and 1 was
faOlishly chatting a Polish friend as 10
the tongue twister Przasnyzs. The
Pole laughed. said the word with an
easy swing and taught me in a minute
how 10 pronounce IL. And he taught
me something eise-the difficulty of
the language OF England. Words OF
English can beat the Polish in the
constrangulation OF vowels and con-
sonants. and my Polish friend after we
had sat and spat aud gurgled and CUR
Eied and purred the easy words OF his
speech pulled out a newspaper and
pointed. The relative Strengths
He would like TO know how TO pro-
nounce that word OF eight consonants
and one vowel. and I should like TO
back that word 90 beat the friendliest
foreigner on our shore.-London
Chronicle.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19

s1luz 90 her home. 1907 Twcnty-fourth
street. 90 celebrate her birthday an
riversary The first iutimatlon that
the hostess had that she vas 20 enter
tala wua when she was called 20 the
door by tho company gathering on her
porch and singing a s1renade. The
hours passed quickly with games. Tnu-
ric and cards and the hostess daughter
and sister served a delicious course
luueh Lovely flowers trimmed the
serving table and made the room
bright and pretty 1frs. Wcyerhacuser
vas ieft with many pretty gifts. The
hostess sister nfrE steven Churchill
aed Wr Churchill % Los Angeles. Cal.
werr guests OF the evening.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19
CANDIES.

smith College Fudge-OIelt one
fourth cup butter. Nix together in
separate dish one cup white sugar,
one cup brown sugar. one-fourth cup
molasses. one-half cup cream; add
this 70 butter and after it has been
brought TO a boil continue boiling for
two and one-half minutes, stirring
rapidly: then add chocolate, boil this
three minutes. stirring rapidly at
first and more slowly toward the end
Take from fire. add vanilla. Then stir
constantly until IT thickens. Pour in
buttered pans and cool
Chocolate Fudge-One and One-half
cups sugar. one-half cup milk, one
teaspoon vinegar. one teaspoon lard,
one teaspoon cocoa; boil till soft ball
i'm cold water. then take of and stir
tin thick. then put vanilla in. Nuts can
be added If wanted.
Chocolate Caramels-One cup dark
brown sugar. two cups New Orleans
molasses. one-half cup milk, four
tablespoons butter. then add Choco-
late. Poll until firm ball in cold wa
ter. add one teaspoon vanilla, pour
in buttered dish. cool, and cut in
squares. then wrap in waxed paper.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19
HOUSEHOLDS
HINTD \@lI

bage. two cups applies diced, one stalk
celery diced. one-half pound English
walnuts, ground fine. one-half pint
cream. one cup mayonnaise dressing
one cup vinegar. Mix in order given
and serve on leaves Of lettuce.
Rhubarb Pie-Cut rbubarb in small
pieces. add one beaten egg. one large
cup sugar and one heaping table
spoon -four. Stir all together Line
pie tins with rich paste. Pour in fill
ing and bake. No top crust.
Ice Cream Gelatin-Often when
making ice cream it is the custom to
put q quart of canned fruit iu the
freezer with the ice cream. This
makes a delicious dish but something
even better is. for one gallon of plain
ice cream add one cup OF gelatin al
ready prepared. one cup cream. haIL
cup shredded pineapple. on each dish
put marascbino cherry.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19
MATHERVILLE.

The little daughter o. Mr.. and Mrs.
r.. Walton has the measles
Miss Lorraine Gray Is visiting in OF
tumwa-
Miss Lulu Trego OF Sherrard was an
over Sunday visitor here.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Burrows have
moved 20 MnQuoketa, Iowa.
John Burk left on Monday for Aus
tralia where he expects 20 make his
home.
Air. and Mrs. Alex Simpson and
daughter. Marjorie. and Mr.. and Mrs.
John HchbeIn and son. Fred, and
CLYDE lawson were Sherrard visitors
Sunday.
The members or the I o. o. ?. lodges
% Mercer county are planning on Civ
ing picnic In the near future.
John Blaine returned home from
GalesburE Monday and reports that
his brother. who Is in the GalesburE
hospital. IS rapidly recovering.
riss Hazel Lawson was a Sherrard
visitor sunday.
oscar Carlstrom 81 AIedo was here
on business Wednesday
Fred Erickson spent Tuesday in
Rock Island
Mrs. Claude Haines and two daugh-
tiers were visitors In Woodruff We'd
nesiay.
uade Scott has recovered from .
recent illness.
afrs James NcWlliams and son.
Raymond. have returned 20 Coal VAL
les after a visit here.
Roscoe Hooker and Harry Black
stone visited Tuesday ~ Aleio.
Gust Johnson and family spent the
week end with relatives in Andover.
The Mathervilie Top Notchers were
defeated in q game OF bah by Rev
uolds 40 the latter place Friday. the
score being 70 10 Is.
John lawson was an Aledo passen-
ger Tuesday.
Miss Helen Garner OF Alcdo rs en-
pioyed az the telephone Office.
John RhodenhauEh and son Wilmert
Of Victoria were here on business
Tuesday.
Among those who went 20 Rock Is
land Wednesday We're Mr.. and Mrs. 4.
r. Stein. John Lawson. Ed. Bergreen,
Frank Angerer and John Johnson.
Tony Gollick and John Kiliskie have
returned home from Minneapolis.
Mrs. Andrew Garrett was a Rock Is
land shopper Monday.
Charles Coltman and family were
In Sherrard Sunday.
Mrs. George Greer OF Rock Island
spent the week end with her daughter,
Mrs. Marshall Raisbeck.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19

be able to care for him much longer.
He nags at me all the time
Now I've read your answers TO dir
ferent young women who are having
trouble. too, and I have tried almost
everything. but without success. When
we go places my husband gives me
orders not TO be too attentive even to
my relatives, and. if there are any
men, not TO have anything TO do with
them But if there are young ladies he
fools around with them and doesn't
pay any attention to me. I am an
attractive woman and look younger
than I am, so people say, but this
does not turn my head. My husband
knows this I do not firt. but stiIl
when I go away with my children he
always accuses me of having some
thing to DO with other men. He was
the only man I ever loved and boasts
about it to other people. Why do
YOU suppose he acts this way? He
brings his friends to the house and
tells me TO dress for them. When
get into conversation with them ne
scolds me after they are gone. When
I talk he SAYS I talk too much. And
when / don't talk ne says am
crank. Now what can ] do2 When
I am sick he calls me lazy. When
don't dress up when we are alone he
calls me slob. When I do he saws
l am expecting company. and nags
me right along. He has no affection
or sympathy for me whatever. PEG
pie who come here say how neat
everything is, but he always scolds
about things. Do what I may he al
ways finds fault What can I do
A DAILY READER.
Your husband is tyrant and a
bully Do Just what YOU want TO and
let him nag, but don't show that you
care. II your indifference 10 the wav
he feels does not cure him of his
habit. leave him and get alimonv.
Your children ought not to live in the
atmosphere which now exists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19
NJ. & X. Store News
Nienth-End Reduction sale.

The cold weather IN May. 50 unex-
pectrd and uutimely. has been an IN
esntlve for renewed buying % wo-
meas wooi suits aad coats. With the
prospect OF a continuation % this
state % affairs the woman IS a wise
one who prepares 90 profit By the big
-. a X. MONTH"; End Reduction sale.
fun particulars OF which will be con-
talnrl in the fun page ad 10 appear
tomorrow IN The Argus.
Quntatioua 90 BE- listed IN the big al
will cover practically every line %
wumsn'a ready-to-wear. the aim being
20 materially reduce stocks before
the summer season. with its demand
for other forms % merchandise. has
fully arrived. Women who visit the
store tomorrow will BE- permitted TO
take advantage % the many reductions
90 b. quoted in the sale starting Fri
Day.
In brief the reductions will be as
follows:
Wool Eui;s-ss.ss for sii-s5 values:
s5ss for SASS values: 1886 for
giT-ss and slsss values: si1s5 for
s9.50 values: $3.50 for SIS and
$3.50 values: sIsss for s55 and
SIS 20 values.
Wool eosfs-ssss for 1885 values;
s7ss FOR Sifss values: sii.ss for
sisss values. $3.50 for SIS values:
sisss FOR tesso values: s32s0 for S55
values
Wool siir;s-s1.s5 FOR sss5 values:
Sass for 1886 vaiuss: s5s5 for SIS 95
values: 50 . for si0s5 vafhes: 50 %
for SIC IS values
Late spring rnIiiiaery-One third
reductions. si-ss for 81 hats: $3.50 for
s. hafE: s. for $3.50 hats: ss.ss for
SO hats
Other wonderful money saving
quotations wiii be given IN corse;s.
ehiidrcn's wash dresses. wash skirts
etc
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19
WApT ono
HOME
DQeBLIMS
mrs ELIZABLTE TEsNPS on

Dear Mrs. Thompson: Not so very
long ago 1 met a fellow. Since that
he called on me once; a friend OF
mine brought him out. When he left
that night I did not ask him 10 call
again. Since then I have met him
several times and now I would like
to have him call. Would it be proper
for me to ask him to call? am
afraid he would think I am running
after him. and I wouldn't have him
think that for the world. I am 10
years OF age. Ny folks seem TO think
il strange that do not keep steady
company. Do YOU think I ought TO, or
am too young?
FOOLISH GIRL.
If the man wants TO call he viii
ask TO. You have waited too long to
suggest IL. Very few girls keep
zteady company at 10 nowadays.
think you are too young.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: Am a girl of
10 Do YOU thing it is proper for me 70
let boy friend kiss me goodnight aft
er taking me out for an enjoyable eve
ming? X.
With the changing seasons THIS
question comes up for answer and
discussion. AS have said a hundred
times before. it is both unconven-
tional and unwise for a girl to per
init any man 10 kiss her unless she
is engaged 10 him. Tomorrow's mail
will doubtless bring me, as usual,
score of remonst. ances. But what
1 think. or what the girl thinks. or
what the man thinks is unimportant.
Facts prove the convention TO be a
good one. Facts prove that the girl
who follows the strict rule will never
have anything serious 10 regret in
her friendships with men, while the
majority of the girls who go wrong
start on the downward path by
yielding TO the man who claims
right 10 kiss in payment for an
evenings entertainment.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am
young woman in my early twenties. 1
have been married five years and have
two bright little children. I loved my
husband once and still have q little
love left for him, but if he continues
70 treat me as he does now I viii not
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19
snrI,L ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The home department of South Far',
Pre- shFttrIan SUNDAY school viii en-
terrain NJ an Informal gathering to-
morrow afternoon af ESQ a. the
church a program viii De- given az
fElF fUr.
-tr Ladies' asa society 90 the Ne-
moral Christian church viii entertain
af aa experience fociatir tomorrow
evening sr th- church. Zach % the
uruherE has earned 81 and she VIII
Tell Of ler experience in verse. The
meeting Gel open fu tbr public.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19
THE TABLE.

Beef Brains-So brains over night.
Skin well. so all bloody parts are well
cleaned. Put TO boil in cold water,
with a little vinegar or lemon juice;
add a couple OF bay leaves and pepper
corn Boil Is minutes. Slice and
serve with boiled spinach.
Beef Tongue With White Beans
Put tongue TO boil in cold water for
2ik hours. with little salt and spices.
Have beans soaked in water over
night and cook them with tongue
three-fourths hour. Drain liquid and
serve.
Mixed Salad-Two cups ground cab
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19
LADY NACCtHFEs CELEBRATE A..
NfFIE~f

Qaree Zee Rive. Lady ,fsrcahrr
'ssf FF~sIrE celebrated fF~ IEfh ar-
adversary on thelr organization br eu-
frrtaisirE Informally as uld Fellows
tensile Ire ever.nE passed quickly
ard very pleasantly vifh ar Informal
8rsErarl Of mgsir and short talks o.
Vsri1ga mrmteTa ~ sEr order aaI The
srrvtrE 0f rrfrrsArrafE. The Local
Rive vss erEaeisri uifk fr charter
~e@teFs and % thfs aumber bat thrr~
five 5a ere cts. TIE present member
chip is 90 90 whom aIt baF one are ben
FeF aFHaers.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19

A faNfafra frT
praaram nart-f "- faHHf open
efaf ef enc u1rt ls.s.I t..s..f. ..
presented Yesterday afternoon
rraafesg ressHrf-ra ..Ir
. hanerf1r srs. srH " a
|farT err1H Ns I. 'ss
|tirs nfVsff EHT.rT1 r "
Victor gFsHfH ...r a"t .Ifs
son Sue stF a fH- program
The eHrf.H F..tr Hse "-..sH-#
Bare HnHHF-.t sH" .Hs.r.
snfns TaNsfs t .r
vel gIef fII-.
o. eniarrf rF- Hm.re
rfafef Gone organ HtHH-Fs
movement rarH .aHrft u" "HfHvsf
fsstsrsfs ri rf.. re.efss
~ Msrea8g saf Nrsr
sspiaFt0s Her atasI rirrrr. f-.sF.F
and eomalTfe srs-esffef Hr f.r
com positions Mes NB1.sGI. lei. -scf t
VIII Law STE Down n rrf.r rsa1
"-rue reu5mut OF uasf G
anf "Uet1ier gr-FU. fF1r "rH- SIZES
stab o. tfsatrt singing 1erl numbers
On sEceIienf voice Nrs EFrfsr~
enc 6rstg tat fHss tas tJHntFt "a.
enc piano s,97FE Hs..as.r.as 'tes
aienuof- Ostrae Ns HrrHr.rst eject.
ehdNfaE esFrrE. srFt OF sU-
sfrs. LaGsrr g.se sfsr.f .vs SOLO 4r-
Ean Humhrrs aorF Hr J.
singer sat aaersl 1agrHra rsau
esstt by G5fmssf sIl.eE tH rsar
o. asod rrsHrTF er ts- ter Tre
vtolia g.sEeeerEsa rr.s. Longing r
Stone PSI IgnEraE. a.a"rf sT tfrs
FrYRmsn Had ftHs4 esser sef Wss
esst. was ore on ere meag se. fsrts.
eg enc pFesraH al wts ere
viaHa s1ls 'NrTeF.r hV tiegE1rsse
plags,f b. Nffs. Frrsmas wfs organ
accom- Ban fesert Br tt.ss Geese.
rus closing BFaarsa et ts- etsa vsi
be held faae & AL ere sew Harper sef
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19
urttS wills rtErtr WIN Mss
wrfuWG~

a. feef.~ ~.atTr ~ ere rr1aefs ~
.f-.-F Tf.s r.fe.- Of urastweV Pres
rHr-r.sr reerre gathered yesterday
er-ras.e az ere EsesF % tf.ss f7arFHee
sf.er- sac N's-FrsEfN street. for
..- -saesesr ~eefssr srf ssEeFF N.ss
Ussrfsfte u.-sssr was 5s eesFse Of
enc t-ref.1asf serv .ees NF fEr BEST
cess SCISSORS ere F5srF wewFe Decided
f4 purchase ere ssmaer e.7ttssE f1r
rr usr-. seFeFess wtse trFF are
saes7Hes $40 rafs aEsfrss fsT e.r-
..- were SETS aEf r1af.eF sas.esss
matters were trsrsseret tf5ssrs f'1f-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19
Mss SrArIBfNG Nt,TTD CONvEN-
TfWN FfANf~T.

afa reeFtrF % Cojoset HraErft cir
-f= Ladies Of enc q. a. a. held vestsT-
fsr aHerr01n ir Memorial hail ir the
r6zrf h1usr ff vas announced ttst Niss
FIar--rr spaatifrF haf been appointed
pss~sss f6F FEs Ladies 0r tb~ q a. %
-1eFrrFf1r tr Irre ir Moline th~ de-
esFfrr-s president w-s Augusta SEX
Ton % chicago making the appoint
u~rs Mss srsutfi~rE fs q member
OF fss Cr-arei ursEett circle. ladies'
~ s.e ~ a o. ~ ffr meeting VrsfTr-
fsF plans were eomr'~tef fHr ere Errv-
f-E ~ aiarrr 90 ths oif soldiers anf
5ssfss tgsr veterans Monday Nav 20.
IRE circle also received on irrifafiou
from ere Spanish war Veterans % ac-
e1sspsrv tFes BODY 90 ter cemetery 90
Fsstsf orr usearati8- cav exercises. The
r~es rsrsfrz witf be Eeif ere third
ra-sasF ir June. orc meeting being
amrfrf because o. ere fact that it falls
on tEr esaTFeti1a day
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19
MEs. HOwAED FNTEEIIINs AT
ia

Mrs Cay Howart az her home 800
srVrEth avenue. Mollrs. yesterday az
trF a11a safTrtairef at sea 90 honor
% hfF asuEh'FF. Miss Helen Howard.
ae1 has recently reformed from a two
years ssaF ia ths Philippians ard for
wlss uiefson wE1 fs the house guest
~ Wr aaat wrs Kenneth atortou a.
st~ arsenal About 11 ladies werr the
Esesss from z % g o'clock end The host
=ss uas assisted in receiving them By
ffrs 0fs ti1vart tfrs Herbert
Esa1as tfrs Ctarraer FREED. Mrs.
Charles Jatias. ,frs. Evtau Sargent
Flowers 6f tk~ season ia quantities
decorated au ths rooms % The house
s~f rsfe thea very lrVitirE
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19
sWENssON-vrPHERSON ENGAGE
NM.

tfF ard NFs. ,, H- 1facPhrrfor. 111z
seFFrfa ageaEf. announces the engage
mess asa spprosesfuE marriage OF
t-r-r fasEsfrs Miss Rata 3tsefhersou
ta Gilbert suesssoa % 1925 Seven
teraea sseege. Hf1ue~. The ceremony
e5li take place e. che hose % the bride
elects psFsats tks ssenEd week iu
ises ssf tss res k1@s after the ccro-
masT wili BE- &C. Rock Isiaal after
fglg I.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19
kIPYT.KyEEs

Mss Slnais A. Ea@ss. dagxssss 81
M. sa6 sfrs wiriAsa Es~~s. g.. aaf
c~srx- N@ss7 % Dssssgort wsrs s-as-
rs-e yesterday raorztax a. % o'el1e&
o. sAs hans~ 81 shs brifs-s parents
1877 Fisseeush street. tfala-. a. a
pr-ery errvcaaT wftaesssf esiT ~
sa- asass@eiats families % O. eeefraet-
Tag partles raF sGaif was a Fase+
hsw ~sdf.af ana enc bone vas aeae-
fffalfy Decorated wtsa Eswsrs ss ra.a-
bow eject SD wff4 a eFafas.el sf
painas O. fae eereceeT rooe mere
was a eanog7 af green from we.ra
vas sussendrf e. large wrftIaf Ben
fsrnsd 81 sasifaE aaf frG r1srs fet
bsne4ta tais enc weefseE party stsot
Rev n q MaerV gerf1ral-t f1e rFfr
snaonT. wtieh Nas slastF Impressive
Ths sstsnGaafs were N- aat tirs
Ar Nelson. sister o. ne tr.tra a44
her hashaaf TIE artfs wore err
tray~lfae srff on bslaErag~ wtrl f-sa-
esiorsd IN rsa negfe- sEs "a pol .atraer
has trinasef wtrs s.ae r.gars tl-f
bouaast was o. waite sweet eras tirf
Nelson's COWS ~ s.5r sug aet hoE-
qass ~ siaf aaG fteraf-r sweet peas
earrief cut ne raiaheu effect eftresr
tasiYs
reu0WiaE ere eerrmsrF wrftrE
breaEfssr was served tr fsr gIcIsE
room. ebefs covers were afit f1r ff ss
q rala bow -srrsrf table Al f-1rtr- ~
me moraiaF was rsr 195fsw Of rsr
utsle aepbev sr Fsr Br.t-. r.ssrt
Arshar Nr.s9g very EFrf e-rr
nIGuF
~ ant Sizes NsBa departed Fr r.-
o'cfact Frsla fsr eHetfr vrsear
tenaa FAefF rfIeafs EeV ..aE Farf
tff8 wauuf ba rHsT v. rHUrra ra
tfanns faF sHsr sf WIN
brtds's parents before HataE Fsr.f
home m nagrH post Were f e
o. Identified v.ra r.- frHfH.t HHsesF-
eonaaav ss ss reatH
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19
I0LLY THIRTTTN -.

Jolly ThiFteeu cigb Hssmbsrs we're
sstertaissd yesterday afteFuoon in the
besas % Mrs Alex pgaald. 1915 Eighth
stress- Molins. The usual three ia
biss % eiaea wsss played aad prizes
were Esvea 90 tAs wtnnsrs- Ths rooms
we're hriEhs With spriaE foWrEn aud
shs ladies' eaioys1 a deliEhtsal after
Ecoa- che hostess ssrviaE lgach b.
fore its e.9se-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19

a carpenter who has 20 insert a
screw In hard wood pushes the screw
frFr straight into a lump o. soap.
T5.r makes it easy 90 screw into the
wood. soap iE much better than oil.
az che latter is 80 quickly absorbed
BE- che wood that th.s swcils and the
rrTrs Jams
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19
snPLF HnNIF REMEDIEs.

Powdered rosin is good to stop
bleeding cuts After the powder is
sprinkled on, wrap the wound with
soft cotton cloth. II the wound be-
gins to feel feverish, keep cloth wet
with water.
One teaspoon Of ground mustard i'm
q cup of warm water is a prompt anu
reliable emetic and should he resortet
70 in case of poisoning or cramps IH
the stomach from overeating
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19

Rhubarb JeIly-Four pounds rhu-
barb TO two tart apples; strain, boil
10 minutes. then add one cup sugar
10 one cup juice. Boil half hour
Fig Rhubarb Jam-Two pounds
rhubarb to two pounds figs. Cut ~
small pieces, cook together IN Lt'.e
water until soft. then add two pounds
sugar. Simmer till thick and smooth.
Especially good for children.
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