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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-21

j. c. Chapman,
Secretary, Fanin County Farmers
Union, No. 10,
Dodd City, Texas, No. 2.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-12
BEfss avp IT. EILtTf0N To
NIIm.

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rerres ser-rrerT save fEe assortzs-
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-12
THE TABLE.

Sponge Cake-Yolks Of three eggs.
one cup sugar, three eighths cup milk.
one-half teaspoon lemon extract.
whites of two eggs. one cup flour. one
and one-half teaspoons baking pow
der. one-fourth teaspoon salt Beat
yolks till thick and lemon colored. add
one-haIf sugar gradually and continue
beating then add milk. remaining su-
gar. extract. whites of eggs beaten
stiff and then dry ingredients. Bake
% minutes in shallow pan in mod
crate oven. Filling; Beat remaining
white of egg until stiff. Add three
fouryhs cup pulverized sugar grad
ualIy and continue beating with Dover
egg beaten until thick and creamy
Add one-haIf teaspoon lemon extract
Steamed Apples Wipe. core and
pare four medium sized apples. put
them in a steamer over boiling water
and cook until soft. When done. add
enough sugar for taste.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-12
TnIN.fITI TFACHTRs WI.

40 fGF tltHrraa churches tH fHr
raie-esfiFs were ufI rrprFs~ntrt at
q m~efinE OF tks Triu-City sunday
8etaot T~ackeFs' association held IaFf
~tFrfsE fn ere Eari8rs % Grace La
fEFraa church Rev. e. - BenFs'Gn
npenrf fhF discussion % ttr subject.
-ssrfaF Eeh11is end Fh~ V1uns Peo-
PIE. and various members % the orr
Earizafi1a participated fn che discus
sion ttas followed Miss Edith Peter
son gave n readiaE nnd Miss Minnie
l1frs1s sang selection after trr
rFoEram ere company Nas asked f1 re-
main and fhae aere served with re-
frrsHmeafs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-12
THINGS WORTH KNOWING.

Place pitcher of cold water on Il
table in your room and it viii absorb
all the gases with which the room is
filled from the respiration OF those
eating or sleeping i'm the apartment.
Any one who has a sterling or
German silver purse viii be glad TO
know that common baking soda viii
clean it IN a Few minutes. Just take
plenty of soda and a little water and
scrub with a soft brush. Rinse and
dry. This is the method many jewel
ers use
When you have your cake ready
for the oven teither layer or loaf
cake). hold it up a little way from
the table and let IL drop two or three
times; if will not fail when turned or
Jared while baking.
To Remove Paint or Grease Spots
Mix four teaspoons alcohol with n
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-12

family CO Barstow. Mrs. Leroy Hamp-
son and Mrs. Maggie Nicer and little
girl OF Siivis visited with the formers
sister. Mrs. b. A. HenncEan. the past
week
Mr and Mrs. Claus Hanson enter
tanned sunday Mr.. and Mrs. William
Willis and sons Everett and Floyd OF
Watertowu and Miss Violet DapIer or
Moline.
vern LARGER and Miss Alice FAIL
strom visited Sunday with Miss Fave
Crist at Rock Island
Airs so. Rathburu. son Harry. daugh-
ter Miss Maud. and SIr. and Mrs. Tin
dali came from Milan sunday and CALI
"a az Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Hol-
lands home.
Birthday anniversaries OF NTrs 4.
Weudau 90 Carbon Gin and Martin
Osborn OF East Moline were celehrat-
Cd Sunday az the home Of Mr. and Mrs
Alfred wendau Out of town guests
were SIR. and Mrs. A. c. Lerider and
sons CLIFFORD and Dudley and Mrs.
Mildred Loding OF Last Moline
Mrs Laura Settles entertained a
party OF 20 AZ her home May Q. in hon
or Of her grandson. Don Settles goth
birthday anniversary. a fine birthday
repast WAS served BY the hostess and
a delightful time was reported Many
nice gifts were left 20 remind him of
the event. The out OF town guests.
were Mrs. sara Settles. son vii
liam and daughter Jessie OF Coaltown.
and Miss Irma Settles OF Moline and
FLOYD Stone from South Blun
Mrs Maggie Adams. son Richard
and daughter Beryl. Mrs Emma Ken
dali and sons Steve and Clarence. and
Miss Sadie Adams OF East Moline Wis
tied sunday at Mrs. George Kenne-
dy's home and with other relatives.
Claus Hanson. Jr.. left Sunday for
Britt. Iowa, where he has "A large
contract for mason work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Jones. son Rich
ard and daughters Leone and Hazel
went 20 Barstow Sunday for a visit
a. the home OF the formers sister,
Mrs J. o. Guyer.
Mrs. Marc Woods and little daugh- /
ter. Alta Eva. left Saturday for New
Boston. called there by the illness OF
her grandmother. Mrs. Jessie Bogart. .
Mrs. George Milton. son George and
daughter Pearl left for their home al
Ladd. Ill. having visited the past few
DAYS az the Steven Milton home and f.
with other relatives
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-12

Washington. o. g.. May ie-samu'
Hale Pearson. ono uf the foremost
financial men iu che v1rid and the
IealinE capitalist uf South America
is rnr .H this country ss the repre-
sentative of rlr Argentine Republic az
Gre International Congress OF Finance
lH Washington.
Str Pcarra1 bias had q hiEhiy in
trrFHuus career He was born in
Hueaos Aires Iu 1857. and was edu-
Gated af fHF Salvador college there
END tEr ru.Etrchuicai school % New
YORK H@ gained an extensive com
merciaf experience iu bic travels and
iH 1880 be- Joined the banking firm %
sau4ri o. Hrlr a Co. OF Buenos
Aires. ehieh was founded by his
EsaHIfarHrr Ia 1858
ifr has taken a leading par iu tho
Industrial development of hiss country
and haF earned an cuyiahir reputation
and Inspired the confidence 90 an his
ralufrYmen az well as the leading
business men throughout the world by
bic Straightforward dealings and re-
variable business ability. Tie has
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-12
REMOVING STAINS.

Here are tested rules for removing
the most common stains from wash
goods
Fruit Stains Boiling water poured
through most berry stains entirely re-
moves them. Soak strawberry stains
in clear cold water. Sour milk viii
remove fruit stains even after they
have been washed. Dip the article
i'm sour milk and lay in the sun. Re
peat IL necessary. Indelihle pencil
marks can be removed the same way.
Let soak over night.
Tea and Codee-Pour boiling water
through. II they have been washed
with soap use lemon Juice and salt
and lay out in the hot sun, wetting
with the same as IL dries.
Blood Stains-Soak in cold or luke
warm water in which "a little borax
has been dissolved Wash with white
or naphtha soap. If articles cannot
be washed easily. dissolve starch in
water and spread the paste thickIy on
the blood spot. When dry rub starch
oil and repeat process till stain is re-
moved.
BluinE - Soak bluing spots I'm ker-
osene. then wash with naphtha soap
in lukewarm water.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-12
CARBON CLIFF.

Nrs sarah Nelson OF Moline yis-
ifeI ttr past week with her daugh-
ter. sire William Cerhardt-
a large number ~ members OF tho
g. g. church here attended the dcdi-
cation ot the new 81 r. church az
Hampton SUNDAY
Air and AIRS John Little Of Coal
town visited with Air. and Mrs Fred
FrfiiE sunday
Lewis SlckIcr was a Gcnesro bust
urEF caller this week
STR and MrE g. NsiEhbaur visited
sludFy uafl tho formers parents. Mr.
and sire Nc.shbaur. 90 West Liberty.
Iowa
SIRE. p r. Jones viii entertain the
~ e. e. q. club OF Carbon Ciln We'd
nesday
E.tuErI psnLarit visited sunday az
che nome OF lis father. Andrew Dem
harit. at Hampton Bluff
George Milton OF Latd. III. visited
Sunday az the home % his cousin.
Albert Milton.
Mrs. Thomas LauEhcry and daugh-
fsrf. Bessie and Viola. and sister. Mrs
Fioyl Higgins. aud son. Harvey
Woodrow. visited with. their brother.
Rev. John Kennedy. az Hampton sun
day
Mrs. ". Murphy and daughter Alice.
Mrs John Egart and Mrs. John Fahl-
strom visited Saturday with Moline
friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew oBrien and
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-12
MEsT IND M. C.T.r.

a large aumber % the members %
ths West End Woman's Christian
Temperance union gathered yesterday
90 the hone % Mrs. =. o. RsdfiE. 1914
EiEhth avenue for the monthly ses-
sion. Various members % the society
rsaf selections from leaflets on " e
7. q. work. MFs. 5 - Wilson rad a
paper on ~Chris;ian Ciiirsnship and
Mrs. R-taiE gave q report % the re-
cent ". e. 7. L. institute IN this city
Musical Numbers we're given ard the
sftsruooa passed pleasantly. Fpur
rsw names Wcrs Addcd 20 the society
roll Mrs Re14ik served a nice lunch
before TIE close % the Afternoon. The
JEns meeting Will Be With Mrs. = n
Wilson. .iff Eleventh avenue
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-12
1T. J0STPHS sLrAE SOCIETY cor.
FFT.

ttrs. walter Isrbary hires open
fsr hoefe. zzit Fosrth avsaae ysster-
fsg for q c9Hee Etgen under th~ au-
spices q ere Altar society ~ s.
I1sspk1s Caftoiir eharct. Mary LADIES
called farisE tts sflrFnonn aca ea-
s8gsd ere dslishff1i Hospitality pf fhs.r
E1sfsssss me rooms urrr trrf
briEhs asf pretty with Quantities rf
lovely sarer pess srTatEsts. frr.
arFsss. etc.. ftIIeE baskets and
fn every rGou fr thr t'u-rE room
wtsre reffeshmFafs were served ttr
table bad ss Zee erafrrp a bic tas-
rrf % suees peas From ths sair nf
ssro-s arf 0sEeT articles ttr irt.-r
viii clear at8af SEQ
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-12
FaHTY ~ HONOR Ms YOILkLH,

The Mlss=s Elizabeth Errseh ana
fartha BFedsr last evening eetsrta.a-
"a az fhe hesa~ ~ tire faffer sf21 Sixth
agsnas. a. q miscriiau~1us shower Co
hsa1r afiss ,fafi~ voeisrrs. bride ~
sEe spring Tne guests % Eaaor upon
her arrival az thr bone waE EiFrr ftr
=af o. o ssr.nE ant fhis she a11ni Co.,
f8 e bail toiipuinr fee lead thragEt ffr
Fsri1zs rooms. 90 stairs and down
stairs gatt shr reached fee ruI earrr
vas r. bassrr 81 lovely articles f9- Der
Ser bone Tue r11ms Wsrr decorated
aifh bias ard .sblfe. tFr welflrs COLI
6Fs ehgs~s tV the ba1orre. bells.
EFsrts. sugw halls Esd bridal wreath
uas.nE fErm very iaVttiHE a twu
coarse lgaeE vas served. tHr table
ksv.ns a. Gs cFafrFp.ser q bis basket
ffieG pifh sa0u balls tied uith blue
ribban. GamTs ard guessing contests
were Tnieyed aad prizes seat Co tho
Misses Elizabeth. Caroline aad .'aFr
a1ber ar4 1f-s Carl WeriaeE Music
aas eal1Trt and tls srair BTuFFf veFT
DELEGATED
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-12
Hrs. GRAVES HOSTESS CLrR.

fweiVe members o. the Anniversary
eiab wrrs eufsTtainsi yesterday after
aa1n az ths home o. Mrs. ?. a. Graves.
1890 Eleventh avenue The ladies
br5gzht their eroehrtlrs and e.rbroid-
~riuE and spent the afternoon chat
tnE and working and Mrs. Graves
served q tsiiEhtfui three course din
rer. usiaE roses ana bridal wreath az
the table decorations. snow balls and
bridal wreath uith the roses we're
used 90 trim che other rooms % the
boase
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-12

tfrs sfrs q H1Eets ~ 1arE Rock
fslaa1 has reerrstr completed ft~
e1as oaltiae Of fl a~p s9eE. The Seal &
PRAYER far uss- erf w9F1s %
wtfeh are very besEf..g. Es~ tas
also e-r-c al sea-E l.sF Fs l.esr-sEr
ere ssrr srE tals wuf b. strVs teis
~aeaias at ere Nffsn street chapel
res ptsv ss ss.t t9 b. vsrv good aet
gives az sxeeuTrs sesftHz ta ere music
wifa each t.eEss Of sf-1fsslae viii o.
sff~z copy ~ ftr sseE ss composed
81 ffre rr.Efs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-12
HOUSEHOLDS
uTNTLC

tablespoon salt. Shake well and ap-
ply with brush or sponge.
Paste for Cleaning Brass-Rotten
stone, two ounces; 0xalic acid. half
ounce; sweet oil, three-fourths ounce;
turpsntine, enough TO make a paste.
Apply a little water.
To Make Bluing for CIothes-3st
an ounce Of powdered prussian blue
from q drug store, put iu into a bottle
with one quart Of clear rain water.
and add one-fourth ounce of powder
ed oxaiic acid. a teaspoonful is suf-
fcieut for a large washing.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-12

direct control over billions OF dollars
invested In South America and has
recently been appointed director OF the
Bank OF Argentine Republic. by the
president and the senate.
Before returning 10 Argentina Mr..
Pearson will visit some OF the urinci-
pal cities on the United States and VIII
attend the Panama exposition. As he
SIS here primarily in the interest OF
closer commercial relations between
this country and tho United States. me
vii address commercial bodies i'm sew
craI uf the towns which he will visit.
Mr. Pearson S. related by marriage 90
some 90 the wealthiest and most cul-
tured families in South America. His
eldest daughter. Teresa. viii be enter
tnlucd hy society in Washington. san
Francisco and New York.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-12

smoke cigarets when their mothers DO
not know It?
"a How can you tell when boys are
making fun or when they like a girl
when talking
NIGER HEAD AND BLACK-EYED
SUSAN.
ia No. It leads to worse things.
90 There is something wrong with
the girls character Boys can tell al
most every time what a girls thoughts
are and what liberties she is in the
habit OF allowing boys
go A boy who smokes cigarsts in
his teens almost invariably turns out
to be weak and good for nothing. OF
course. q girl is not building a very
promising future by wasting her time
with such boys.
"a If they treat her with respect
when they talk 10 her and do not say
foolish and cheap things they like her
Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am a girl
nearly fourteen. like boy very
well. and to my face he seems nice. but
other people say he talks about me
Lately he hardly ever speaks. Can
YOU please tell me how I can find out
if he likes me? 7 know am young TO
like boys. What can I do when a boy
whom I dislike writes things on pub
lie streets and talks about me?
a CURIOUS GIRL.
A girl who goes with boys when she
is IA injuries her chances of being liked
by a desirable class of boys when she
is older. Your name has been cheap
ened already. and it viii take great ef-
fort on your part to regain a spotless
reputation and be free from petty talk.
Don't pay any attention 10 boys s1-
cept as friends, ignore what they say
about YOU and do and conduct your
self so that no matter what they say
your character viii prove that it is not
true
To try 10 ind out whether the boy
cares for you would only cheaper you
further
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-12
WINS FvrfHTtfv EIp.-

The whirF side Of tae tiarriet5 tl-or
dsrson Memorial class af ere tlfss
slsthodtst ehareh. capitalized D. .. s.
Reisf. entertained enc Fef site OF tas
class. eaptainsd By Wfs y a Ueit.
fssf evening ln enc teery af ere
rnarch rhe re5s were wla1-rs Ea a
contest held feeenttY a company of
80 members sad taefr friends were
guests Of ths sveafas. aed after a
short basiaess session tseT enioveG
a dsliEhte1t egraieE ri s1cIthtii.y.
Various stunfs were paited oE. ans
saeh Of the victorious fsds was given
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-12
CONFIRMATION SOCIETY PRO-
GRAN

ne FressE51a society. eTr.Eas-,t
~ classes % estsesslasses tFsE have
been received FRI sa= Ease several years
fs fer Flfsr surffsE t.ssnsrar etaFes.
erleart sse.sf msettsE yesterday
eerafsn e sse ehrrch asner Tue
f5nsvtsF erssraE vas stvFa
Pisne saas wiss Myrtle wFssr.
HsatfaE Wftfs~s t4rfErea.
vocal sas1av.ss urfre Jrerse~.
geafine Rev Kari Nr'sor
vocal soto wiss Roth tarser
Piano raes Misses ffiat= IgEEs9e
saf uararEV tara1r.
AZ ere earr.rsfa1 81 ere rresrs@
sae FaaaF seea.r erl4FFt games sa1
fheF we're served eisa rrfrrs srs=eFs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-12

bWntens @aft can FaH rfsraaF So
Lsf ~ rpNCus tns greatest % an
feoe remedies O. sooffss ard ftfaVs
thIes 80 e nsEHafe hcrH4se Yen Rave
trisd powders est afefnfsnfs ART tft.a
90 great ralsf tHa1 al haus is 1sns.
80 o. NaWf nsufusf GrtfEEisf AID see
rDNttie=ruaF futtaF VIII ne instant
and your eucf1rt perpetual aaf yea
vii hiez< ire faN Nna fraf tnie Pc
u@r TOMB - faH zHf by AL FHaF
4fsfs q eerfs or srnE ~ r1afI ere
uDld ~ LenE4s1ar FAtfaalissat Coz. 4 tsaaus
ves sftt sf~svs aast res4s st rsse ..
spNm~fsfnwts. he o.. eeraFsfs. sfffaa y.
r~-prs. a - E~fss $50 eafiszr rHlsr
ssssevs Ess.a fslsnd. tit
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-12

Paul Descombes. discussing the
progressive depopuistion OF France.
gives some statistics TO show that the
thinning OF the woods and forests is
largely responsible. There are 81
French departments that are more or
less mountainous. These now have
S.0s4.9iO inhabitants. II the old rate
OF increase had been maintained their
population now would be II .Sas $50.
Monsieur Desconbes points out that
the mountainous regions OF Switzer-
land. which should not be any less
favorable TO repopulation than the
mountainous regions OF France. show
an increase OF more than so per cent
in population during the last so years.
and he attributes IL TO the fact that
forest protection in Switzerland is far
more rigorous than in France.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-12
RESINOL BEGINS
TO HEAL SICK
SKINS AT ONCE

yoa d0a'; have % WONDER Il Resi-.
mol Ointment IA doing you good You
KNOW u l.. because the Erst applicA-
tsoa steps the itching and your tortured
s<in feels cool and comfortable At last.
Why dou't YOU try this easy Resinol
way 20 heal eczema OF similar skin erup-
toaf Resiroi clears away piraples. too,
and IL : valuable household rcsncdy for
cuts. sorcs. burns. ehahngs. etc. IL has
he@a prescribed hy docfors for 20 years
and contains nothing 90 iniure the ten
dsrest skia. Sold hy all druggists
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-12
SCRAMBLED EGGS WITH BOILED
HAM.

Chop six ounces of boiled ham fine
ly, then crack six eggs in bowl and
beat until light; add four tablespoon
fuIs of milk or two of cream and beat
two minutes longer Then placs a
small sauce pan with one tablespoon
full of butter over the fire. and as
soon as it is melted pour i'm ths
eggs. stir until they begin to thjcken
and then add the chopped ham and
stir one minute longer Serve on %
hot dish with slices of butJered tosst
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-12
wOEEEEs CLASS WIN WIS.
FIRST

IRE WorErrs' class % che Firtf Hap-
fist ehlreh vas entertained YESTERDAY
svrniaE 5n fh~ Eou~ % Mrs 3. O.
First. iiis Twenfie'h street. vhrn
ere tire uas devoted 60 sewing fog
Charitable purposes Refreshmrufs
we're served ia tss coarse % tHs even
iaE ast ere time passed quickly and
VfFV pleasantly
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-12
SOCIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS

Joha Ericsson lodge order % vasa
viii hold . haskc, soeiabic this even
iaE =; Odd Fellows kaii A program
CO music ~fIi be given.
TIE regular meeting o, the Lucretia
csreeit ten, No. -. Daughters of
Veterans. Moline. viii - held ,orao--
row ssrernoou. the meeting 20 be call
- promptly q, O'Clock 80 there 10
1seA e1Aknsss % transact Refresh
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-12
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-12
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HEART AND NORTHWESTERN
Dear Mrs. Thompson: am a wom-
an who worries a geat deal and find
that I am getting quite thin and cam,
sleep nights. Please advise me how
TO increase my weight aad get my re
freshing sleep. do my general house
work which is enough for any woman
TO do. and do not care for the street.
DREAMY EYES.
Worry is caused from nervous
condition Take long walks and get
all of the outdoor exercise YOU can.
Drink plenty of milk and eat several
eggs day IL YOU do not already
sleep with your windows open. try il.
There is is nothing which prevents
sleep more e6ectuaIly than a stuny
room.
Dear Mrs. Thompson. I have a
friend who wants TO marry me. 1 am
a woman 40 years old and love him
well enough to marry him. He is 81
years old. The only objection I have
Is that old men like all women the
same. Don't YOU think 500 Please ad-
wise me. MRS. NJ. y.
II is true that men of 81 do not fall
Economically in love. but nevertheless
many of them make very good hus-
bands. They use their reason instead
.uf heart in selecting a wife with very
satisfactory results as a rule. I would
advise YOU 10 marry this man.
Dear Mrs. Thompson. / have a boy
10 vino does not like 10 work and ne
has "a good job. II he leaves his job
what would you advise me TO do?
MRS. WORRY.
Make him pay board at once. Charge
him less than he would pay elsewhere
so that me will not leave home If he
quits his job refuse 10 give him any
money. This viii give him a feeling Of
responsibility and show him that 20
live one must work.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: % Is 1t
proper TO let a boy sit with his arm
around a girl when automobile rid
iuEe
go Wba; IS the matter when all the
boys stare az a girl when the girl is
not "a sport and does not dress fashyr
t3l Should girls go with boys who
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-12

meu's e.u D. rrrysi durins the after
noon.
The Ladies asa society 90 the Mc-
mortal Christian church wiu meet Ia
she church parlorE tomorrow after
aeon. at which time there viii be- a
denomination uf aluminium vare and
each .4.v attending win receive an
aluminium pan o. souvenir. Re
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-12
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