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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-02-26
So Paw Says.

Lite Lemuel-Say. paw. what is
a philosopher?
Paw-A philosopher, son, is a man
who bears with resignation the tooth
ache of another man.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-02-26
A Question.

"Dobbs is mild-mannered man.
Yes, he is. I wonder if he's natural
ly so. or married."
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-02-26

Some men are SO lucky that they
even fall down when nobody is around
to see.-St. Joseph Gazette.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-02-26

Ready money is seldom ready when
you want to borrow some,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-02-26
ILauraJeanLibbeu'S
u. Talks on
Heart Topics
ICopuieh.. 1914 BY tho Mcclure Nsw.p.pss syndea,sl
ARE OUR DREAMS EVER REAL.
lied?

Known mischlefs have their cure,
But doubts have none,
And better Is despair than fruitless hope
Mixd with killing fear.
When girl is sweet sixteen or
thereabouts she draws her first mental
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-05
:. L. WHITMAN TO ADDRESS CIVIC
DEPARTMENT.

The April meeting OF the civic de-
partmeu- or the Women club OF Rock
Island win BE- held next Friday aft
ernoon 40 9 O'Clock iu jhc club rooms
af the Masonic temple
Miss Lillian owens OF East Moline.
uiii read q paper on plans for Spring
Work" dealing with the spring clean
ir= up needed by modern citics
John T.. Whitman. superintendent
OF the house OF correction OF Chicago.
has been secured Tor an address ON
modern methods Cf treating criminals.
tie win describe the methods in vogue
iu the most progressive modern pris-
ons.
when 1ir Whitman was iu Rock Is-
land some months ago. as the guest
OF tfr board % supervisors OF the
county. De- spoke briefly 90 PATS work
OF reformation among the prisoners.
and many uf those who heard him at
that time desired Go hear further IN re-
Eard tu bis experience. hence tuc ar
Management Go have him speak 40 this
club meeting. Mr. Whitman has aerv-
"a aE "a Tailor Tor - years. and has "a
wealth OF experience and auccdo'c
Co draw upon Cor BITS address. which
Be- certain 90 De- one OF exceptional in
tereat.
The ladies desire 90 have Go under
stood that Ar Whitmau's address be
fore the club has nothing whatever 10
do With thr local Jail building move
mcut and that be does not come 20
discuss questions Of construction or
arrangement OF iaiis. but 20 speak OF
the effort Which g. bciuE made today
20 reclaim prisoner and ht them TO
become member OF society. by means
OF Intelligent and scientific methods OF
treatment.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-05
MISS FRANCIS GUEST o. COLE
GATE ALUNNAE

1fss Elda uast Fsaacis % patsfei-
1r.s. raf.1saI secretary 90 che Assoela-
t.al 90 Colles.atr NIamrae. uas the
special slrsf of ere uino. t1aa
araarh 1f tre assrciatl1u az che April
neetlrE Reid SaszriaY .n Tire home 81
Miss uarri-trr Johnson. tt1z Frst
avenue TIE meeting vas largely ar
tented over tg urmbere being tho
rseefs and frrF erIofef an unusually
erE.fflt tTrroo1 After o short
Business ssssa1r ere time uua given
over f1 wtsF Frarcls who gave a
ra-e fr.E on tr~ uors ps fls assoeia.
ffaa Nf. Frarets to.1 ot the work
% rtr ass1cIati1a and shat has been
are1m5 ftsfrt siore sar visited che
local r9rietr tsrF~ years azp. She also
saose 90 the cr1e~rt.1a fr o. held
Ore latter part tf N4Erf ia San Frar-
elt~1 f1 vE.eF ttr f.rF' branch wiii
sert drleeafeF u4ritz pleasant
F-r 90 saclahtHsV a tgrctecr uus
served Tire Nav mrr5i1E waI DO az
FeiervarF park Davenport. uffh wiss
El sabets Wartls rs fh~ hostess.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-05
BY MARY AouIN.

The women OF Rock Island can as
sist materially In the selection OF efic-
lent supervisors II they viii but rec
ognizc the necessity OF a board allied
In spirit for every phase OF the coun-
tvs good. The election OF assistant
supervisors which takes place tomor-
row a. a. important IN some OF its
phases a. the city esection OF April
20 a fun complement OF women vot-
ers should help decide the issues.
Unlike the city Official ticket which
81. supposedly. q uon-partisan selec-
ton. the iaw provides that the choice
for supervisors be made along party
lines. The best means % guaranteeing
a unity % opinion on questions arising
IN their capacity would be the APPROX
a. % the democratic list Tor assistant
supervisor The democrats Of the
county have nominated Eve men OF
sterling worth. two OF whom have been
serving or the board. There are Vim
cent T. Murphy. elected two years
aso and Louis Ohlwelior. They should
BE- returned 20 round out some % the
important work now under way.
George Wagner. Of the ucw nominees.
is a dcpendab BILE citizen. well known for
his progressive and generous views
Herbert r. Cook. Jr., and jerome Har-
per are men who wili make the town
ship Interests their only thought 10
elected. Tho candidates for assistant
supervisors that q g urged the women
consider are Louis Ohiweiier. Vincent
T. Murphy. George Wagner. Jerome
Harper and Herbert r. Cook. Jr. Won
en- may vote for Eve candidates.
To those women who as yet are
Iuacquaintcd with the vote it might
De- said that tho act is OF less trouble
and more quickly performed than a
trip % the Eroccry. it g. no more a
neglect % the home than such jour
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-05

You can have splendid success with
ferns by following these simple diTec-
tons:
Monthly Treatment-Give thorough
overhauIing, cutting away all dead or
following fronds-cut close TO earth.
thus giving new fronds chance 20
grow unhampered-
Place plant in bathtub and give good
spraying with medium temperature
water, thus getting all dust of fronds.
Give one tablespoonful Of castor oil.
and if YOU think there are any worms
in earth. place few matches in
ground. heads downward.
Every Other Lay - One glass OF
water medium temperature. Let all
water drain through pot before return
ing to jardiniere or saucer. as ferns
must not be allowed 10 stand IN water.
This causes decay of the roots.
Plenty Of good, strong light.
Endeavor TO keep both children and
older folks from brushing against all
plants. as this is harsh treatment they
cannot stand
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-05
MUSICAL CLUB OBSERVES ami
WERSARN

T1m0rrou will serve the sixth an
u.vrrsary % the organization OF the
Rock Island Musical club and 90 cole
brafc tle event a special program has
heeu arranged ~ o'clock iu the
Nea Harper the members % ths club.
active. student and associated. viii
gather fgr az afternoon % Fociabiiity-
This ls the nrEf time the club has
observed the Anniversary 81 Go or
SANITATION and o. g. especially ursct
that rli member plan tp attend and
snake % 90 a great success. Mrs
sch@1t. soprano. - ues MpiueE. VIII
Eiv~ part % she program with the
accompaniment ~ the Edison diamond
disc vicfroia. ahich Atr Bamscr has
provided This part % the program
promises CO. b. a real treat. The club
wiii also take part Id the program and
has arranged a real novelty which is
90 come a. a surprise Co the member
ship A time % soeinbiiitv wiii follow
t5s program and usht refreshments
atii b. served.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-05
UP-TO-OATE RECIPES.


Meat Patties With Dumplings-
Put two tablespoons lard into deep
iron skillet When hot. add small
onion sliced and fry a golden brown.
Then put in six medium-sized meat
pattiee made OF ground steak sea
soned with salt and pepper. Fry
brown on both sides. then cover with
boiling water and simmer very gent
Is for one hour. Remove meat and
add dumplugs made as follows: Mix
one cup fiour with one teaspoon bak-
ing powder. a pinch of SILT and sufli-
Client milk TO make a batter that VIII
drop from spoon. Drop by small
spoonfuls. cover and cook ten min
utcs. Place meat on hot platter, ar
range dumpliucs around il and pour
over it the brown gravy.
Baked Easter Pabbit-Nalie
sponge of one quart milk. one cake
yeast; add one cup sugar. one-haIf
cup butter and lard creamed, one
teaspoon salt and bread -four to
make as stin as bread. Let 1t rise.
Make q pattern of a rabbit running.
on heavy paper When dough is
raised roll it out I1s inches thick,
lay on the pattern and cut around.
il with sharp knife; put ii in the
pan. Use a ra,sin for an eye. Let
rise again. Brush with beaten eEg
or milk and bake II too much dough
for rabbit, roll out. spread with melt
ed butter. cinnamon and sugar and
you have a coffee cake
Imitation Angel Cake-Use neither
butter nor eggs. or cake viii be yell
low. Cream together one cup and
one large tablespoon graduated sug-
CT. One-third cup lard ladd large
pinch salt TO lard: then stir in al
ternately one cup milk. two cups
flour into which you have put one
Stir or beat until il looks like ice
cream. Flavor with heaping tea
spoon lemon extract. Makes two
large layers and is pure white. FIJI
ing may be made by taking one-half
cup milk, four tablespoons sugar;
let boil. thicken with cornstarch, let
cook until very thick: flavor with
lemon, spread between layers while
warm. so layers viii stick together
Vegetarian Hash-TwO cups dry
bread crumbs soaked in as much milk
as they will take. one cup mashed
potatoes. one cup Brazil nut meats
measure after putting through food
chopper.) Put good sized piece OF
batter in frying pan and cook slow
". The addition OF chopped onion
makes this very pleasant to those
who ike onions.
Lima Bean Soup-Soak one cup
lima beans over night. In the morn
ing wash, pick over and boil till ten
der. Put through food chopper one
carrot. one onion. one turnip and add
10 the beans, salt TO taste and boil
till all are cooked Rub together in
a warm bowl one tablespoon OF but
ter, same as flour, same Of cold |
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-05

In Russia the maiden who is free
may dress her locks as sine wishes.
but not so the wife. She must hide
her hair
As "a recompcnse for this sacrifice
she dons a hood which may well be
called weird. In shape 10 is not unlike
q bishops inter. and IL is adorned as
the fancy or the purse OF the wearer
dictates Gold. silver and even pre-
cious stones have been used i'm deco
rating the kokoschink. as 60 is called.
In certain parts OF spain a hood
similar DO the Russian style Is worn.
Particularly is this popular with the
dancers among the Toledo pcasantry,
although o. must be very hot and uu-
comfortable.
The Dutch maiden OF Amsterdam
pins her faith-and her head-to a
hood which resembles in shape an iu-
yerted flower pot IL may not be tine
style most suited 90 her round placid
face. but she would not change 10 for
the latest thing Ga Partisan millinery.
Farther north. ia Norway maid
en- on her bridal oay puts on her head
a traditional structure which can best
be liEened 90 model o. medieval
castle.
Do Alss.c-Larraiuc the women wear
@ huge winged head dress. The strik-
inr feature about the A,satian hood
iE how 20 o. supported. Are there con
ccaIed wires -Tithits.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-05
HXDTm ono
HOME
ppeBLIMS|
mrs ELrzAsFru TuemQsou

Dear Mrs. Thompson: one evening
l took very dear girl friend TO a
church concert. After il was over,
against her wishes, l left her alone
while I went TO talk 10 the perform
ers. whom I knew. When / got back
TO where she was. she had gone
WAS furious. because 1 knew she had
gone home and left me there to ap-
pear the fool in front of the perform
ers. Then / went 10 her home, be
cause / had left some music there.
She said that in the FIRST place 1 had
no right TO leave her alone even for
a moment, much less the ten or fifteen
minutes 1 did. Mrs. Thompson, l
thought it was very foolish of her to
take that stand. because hadn't
seen many of the performers for al
most a year. I told her that what
had done was no excuse for her being
unlady-like enough to go home. We
separated on unfriendly terms.
About two months later. when
thought she would be reasonable, [
phoned and asked for a date, but she
wouldn't give IL TO me. although I apol-
oEized. 1 am very fond of the girl
and want 20 fix things up. What would
YOU do? Although the girl is awfully
unreasonable, she is nice in other
ways. 1 have tried TO present this as
fairly as possible.
HENPECKED LOVER
You were certainly very rude 10
leave the girl. a gentleman never
leaves his company alone. that is. an
less something extraordinary happens.
] would write the girl letter and apol-
oSize an over again, telling her that if
she viii give YOU another trial YOU are
sure YOU can prove yourself cour-
teous and worthy friend.
Dear Mrs Thompson: I am i'm love
with two young men, one light com
plcNioncd. the other dark. They are
both very attentive TO me, but i don't
know which one ] care the most for.
Please tell me TO what test / can put
them TO see which cares the most for
me. SPECKS.
Tests I'm moving picture shows work
out all right, but i'm real life they far
too often bring about disastrous re-
suits, and therefore should be avoid
ed When YOU are really in love You
viii want to be frank and above board
and viii have no desire 10 test the
depths of the mans affection. Time
viii settle everything most satisfac-
toriiy If sou are only patient enough
.e wait True love never comes in
pairs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-05
HOUSEHOLDER
HINTC ~

water. With this very carefully
thickeu the soup. BY using same
rules this can be changed into quite
a variety of soups-for instance. in
place OF beans use Ieutils or peas,
and TO either can be added a pint Of
canned tomatoes. All are delicious.
Bran Baking Powder Bread-Whita
-four, one quart; bran, one quart; su-
gar. l1a tablespoons; shortening, 10
tablespoons. salt, baking powder, four
tablespoons, milk OF water one quart.
currants. one cup Mix all dry. then
add nuts last. Bake slowly.
Date and Nut Puddlns-One cup
chopped English waluuts. one cup
stoned dates. one cup sugar two eggs
wen beaten. one tablespoon flour, one
teaspoon baking powder. Bake On
minutes in hot oven. Serve with whip
red cream.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-05
Expression, of Women Voters Needed IN
Supervisors Election

, ncy would be and not as much surely.
as the half hour back OF front door
interchange OF gossip. There IS no bar
TO fetching the baby. even. There VIII
be other women at the pollinG places
and the entrance OF a woman voter
does not cause any commotion. There
have been no acts of discourtesy re-
ported. More and more voting is TAX
Ing its place as the righteous express
sion OF responsibility OF citizens. for
the rectifying OF conditions and safe
guarding OF civic affairs. Just as
surely as men and women give voting
It's proper weight needed reforms and
improvements will take place.
To the man who has not invited his
u-ffe TO accompany him 20 the polls,
We would suggest that he is overlook
INK a chance TO make his vote count
twice. 4 sensible man viii urge the
women folk OF his family 10 vote
The election OF a board OF supervis-
ors IS a serious matter. afrctiuE the
welfare OF the entire county Il has
the handling OF large sums ul MONEY,
the erection OF county buildings. the
up-kecp of the highways and the
building Of bridges and other mat
tiers 4 few years ago. as an exam
pie. the voters OF Polk county in Iowa
gave little heed 20 the selection of
supervisors. a very small vote being
recorded. 10 finally dawned upon the
CITY OF Des Noines that a chief rea-
son for its slow growth was impass-
able roads throughout the county. and
that the highways in front OF some OF
IT'S supervisors farms were nearly
unpenetratabie. The city and it's COM
bined press arose 10 the situation and
elected progressive. vide-awaile men
as a first step toward the magnificent
growth Of the last seven years \
"stick-in-the-mud" policy is fatal 20
the county's Advancement.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-05

society OF Aiken stree, chapel. which
was TO have been held Wednesday
has been postponed until
Wednesday April Il when Mrs. Sophie
Liedtke. Twentieth avenue and Twcu-
ty-ffth street. will be the hostess.
The Daughters OF Norway win meet
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Frank
Larson. 1923 Fifteenth street
The young ladies OF ST. Mary 5 Cath
ollie church viii conduct "a card party
Wednesday evening. April Z, at Colum-
bia hall. Tweuty-second street and
Fifth avenue The card games viii
begin promptly al s o'clock.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-05
SOCIAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

The annual meeting and election
% officer % the Endowment Fund
society 90 AuEustaun college will be
held "wednesday afternoon a. the
home % Mrs. e.. J. ?. Rochow. 1918
T'Kcuty-sccond street
The Biuchau club. composed OF the
employees % the Central Union Teie-
phone company OF Rock Island. Moline
and East Moline win give a dancing
party tomorrow evening az Odd Eel
lows hall. Wrixon's orchestra Will
Eive che dance program.
The Ladies' auxiliary 20 the Broth
crhood Of Locomotive Firemen and
EuEinecrs Wiil hold she nth annual
ball Tuesday evening. April s. az In
dustriai Home hail. The Criterion
orchestra uiil give the dance program
The q a. :. Sewing circle will
meet tomorrow afternoon al the home
81 Mrs. VIII Arnold. 2s2e Seventn
aycuuc. Members having tickets Tor
the anniversary party 20 be held APP
ri if vii return them AZ this meet
iuE.
The regular monthly meeting Of
the Ready 20 Help circle OF Kings
Daughters viii BE- held Tuesday ar
teruoon a; the home OF Mrs. HUH
maker. zscs cNincteenth avenue.
Rock island camp No. s.. Wood
men % The World Wili give n private
dancing party az Odd Fellows han
Thursday evening B'euer's orchestra
vii give the dance program.
The meeting % lbs Ladies Sewins
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-05
PARTY ON WEDDING ANNiVER-
SnRY

Saturday was the 2sth wedding am
niversary 90 Mr. and Mrs. e.. A. Olson
and the event was ntuneiy observed
when a company 81 20 friends went 10
their home. 1903 Thirtieih street. sat
urday evening and carried out a well
planned surprise. The scif-invited
guests brought with them delicious
lunch. which was served and the even
iuE was devoted TO sociability. Mrs.
Olson was presented with a number
% pieces az cut glass az mCmCutoes
% tho evening
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-05

Dear Mrs. Thompson. % I keen
house Tor my father. who is very
strict l am cumming with a girl
whom my father objects to and for
some time has tried 10 keep me from
going with. The girl and I are very
fond OF each other and usually in
each others company. She is a very
respectable girl. The cause of my
fathers objection is that a school
teacher who disliked both OF US wrote
a letter TO him. Ny chum and I had
been late for school one morning and
she told him of it. She said that ii
was her fault, which was false.
She also told my father to keep
it from me. but I found II out
and said nothing. Am l doing right
in remaining a friend to my chum?
90 Ny father is widower and ]
have heard for sometime that he is
intending to marry again. How can
I find out il this is true?
SWEET SIXTEEN
(u 7 am sure your father and
teacher would not object to the girl
unless there were a good reason
something more than tardiness at
your friendship. You have good
excuse in just telling her that your
father forbids further friendship. Re
member you are judged by the friends
YOU have. If this girl viii iniure your
reputation you can not afford to keep
her as a friend.
% Ask him
Dear Mrs. Thompson: When a girl
goes with a hoy TO church. who
should go down the aisle first? And
is il proper TO choose your own seats
or should we take those the usher
offers to us2 OLIVIA.
You should follow the usher and the
boy should follow you Take the seats
the usher offers you, because he
knows the ones that are not rented.
Dear Mrs. Thompson Why is it
harmful to use alcohol on the face
ANNE.
Alcohol dries the skin and wrinkles
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-05
:: CHURCHES


'meetiHs Of che Sunday school teach.
eFs.
Thursday afternoon Of 500 tire Ia.
dies asa society ain meet ir the eha1-
81 uisa Nfrs. carl ostermau and ,srF.
AHssaries An1erson az the hoatcsses.
THURSDAY -veuius az s. O'Clock the
Z founE Frop.e'a society uu meet Iu
che chapel
Z irsmsnssrs German LusHsran-
. Tuesday evening the Y1uus Peoples
society wW ueet ia tte club rooms.
Wedr~sday afternoon the Ladies.
sae .rtV uif meet with ttre. b Hehu-
ar-. lss rarufy fourth street
Tire CourpTiia society uW meet
I "wednesday rteu.rs in tse club rooms
Thursday -rsairs an members o.
che t-afirr' societies % the church are
asked Co meet ir thr club rooms and
az women OF the congregation are
uFzed ta attend-
TIE school board viu meet wc1rrs-
aay eveuias aS the parsonage
FRIDAY evening the church board
sil mect Co the parsonage
Memorial Christian - NedresLav
rfe1ias usrmbers % the church are
asked Co meet az the church 81 g
o'ciqcs Co. order 90 attend thr meet
iuss being heid a. the FIRST Christian
church. uateupoFt.
Tsgrsfay afternoon ire Ladies Aid
socf-ty VII meet az che church for
uorE
FRIDAY afternoon az g O'Clock the
gEarterty Sea % fhs Christian Won.
ans Board % Missions ulu De- held
&c ere ho-l~ % 1frs. a. ~. Tanner.
2sH< f1shtseuih avenue. The Ecn~rai
pabiic f. invited 20 attsad
orrrss- ENanaeiieat-Thts evening
tts NounE Peoples society vf1i sive =
Fecrptios Co the two confirmation
classes which weF- recently received
be- the ehurcs
Tuesesv evening" the choir viii meet
for rehearsal az the church
NioafaT April -. special meeting
% 'he HrD'herhoot Wilf D. held a. che
Church.
ssenssr ~s1srisi Nstsssiss-The
nreisi HosFt uiu wrst wednesday
evening" az 80
TIE Womas's Home Mission aoei-
80 ui1 meet thursday Afternoon a,
tte bose % Mrs, Della BucEsrt. $50
Forty -fogFsh street
tto1s prayer meeting vfi1 b. held
"Wednesday evening" a. the residence
% Mrs. Arderson- rs Thire avenue.
,foilne.
csr-sr Hssnoeist-Thr Ladies. ala
society VII meet THURSDAY afternoon
s' o'eipck &c the bone % Mrs. John
Hess. a. th- eztra-ee % Cki9plar-
rcck esze;cry.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-05
FAREWELL PARTY FOR wR. AND
MHE EEaTEH

lalst Ftrr'rE farrHei party wae
E.veu tr touor OF Nfr and Mrs VIII
d. hester az their home. z5ge E.Ehth
agrr1e. a number Of Eursts had SAITH
cred l1 ft~ afferuooe and by early
evening tho rgrsber had Increased t1
over 81 frtFofs aa1 other rc1afie~s
who came r1 extend their E19d wishes
and farseef ro ere hester famii9. who
were taEee unauarFs. TerDaEhouf
ths errnt1E eretFsts tr wbteh primes
were siver we're played and supper
was served Wr and Mrs Ecster have
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-05

Mrs. Frank Gates Aiisu Wil o2ea
h~r horn@. Aueneal@. Nolns. toner
row astsrrcon for me annlaf rsclgroc-
lty day prcEranu a. ire music f@parr-
meats % tn Rock tsiaaa. Nfoflne aaf
DnvenDor- WorzaG.s clubs. Memh@rs
arfsnfi1E fhis a4sesisz arr requested
20 present cards 90 the reGistrar AZ
Gh~ door The program 10 "a an - 1ai-
~ attractive one the best taIsrt IN
me espartmsnfs % fhs three cities
takiaz part The fafi9sias prozram
wfi D. xiv~a
Piano
al--Nocfurus- s-s..s.s.. kafEaroG
By-~Rausaae@~ ..... TschaiEaWa sv
Miss Grace Abraham
voso~-
s-~'rne saiafafion Of tae uavu
........ f'rederirs sfrr ruson
by-~L0gs's sgrtaz Ttfs~ ......
........... .wusoa q sm.fh
vIaaa
al-Rounazs from secoas Cor.
certo ......... s tt tenttweltt
bI--t.enendr- ........ F. ira sli
Voice. ~soeg % fad.a~ .........
........ ......... Eiaa Na-rft1T
mrs y f. Scott
aI-~Mslaand- la th- waaaa-
......... ........ G.aetz
nI--NbrtI- ...... ..... EortIt
afra O. r. f-seaneF
Piano
aI-f.otua tanf- ..... C1rf sroFr
bI--Etude Iapo1alse .. pa'figf
SIZES EI1Ia Koch
Vote
ar@fN Errhfag- ..... .........
bI-~why Apru weeps" ........
Goo. o. Hgaf.urf1n Wacdraa
Mrs ~ a Peterson
Voice-~u~ar LORD lend Tr.rr
All from samson aat ueIHt-
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