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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-17
THE TABLE.

Chicken Alabama - SINCE. draw
and disioint as for fricasseeing. two
four-pound chickens. Arrange pieces
in bottom of baking pan, pour over
them cup OF boiling water, and add
two tablespoons butter. Cover and
cook i'm moderate oven one hour
turning chicken once or twice
Sprinkle with teaspoonful salt. q
little pepper, add tablespoon onion
juice and cook half hour. Make
ID tiny sweet potato croquettes and
- corn fritters Usins canned corn
40 this time of the YEAR,. When done.
arrange chicken on large platter. gar
nish with fritters and croqUettes and
strips OF broiled bacon. Rub together
two tablespoons -four and butter Add
TO pan "a cupful milk. then add butter
and flour. and stir constantly until
YOU have a smooth. creamy sauce
Add half teaspoon salt and dash OF
pepper. Strain IL over chicken.
Sprinkle thic6ly with chopped parsley
and serve.
Lettuce with Peas Thoroughly
wash leaves from two heads lettuce.
then drain on cloth Heat one and
Oue-half tablespoons melted butter
in sauce pan, add lettuce with a tea
spoon salt and one teaspoon sugar;
cook 10 minutes. occasionally stir
ring Pour in two tablespoons flour,
stir well while heating two minutes.
moisten with two quarts broth. add
pint can peas cor fresh onesi and
dash OF pepper, cover pan, let boil
80 minutes. Arrange six slices toast
ed French bread in soup, sprinkle
grated cheese on top. set in over 10
minutes. Remove and serve.
Maple Icing new Mix confection-
cry sugar with maple syrup, add small
piece of butter and stir
Queen Cakes-One pound -four half
pound butter. half pound white sugar.
half pound currants. three eggs. one
teaCup cream. two teaspoons baking
powder. essence Of lemon or almond
TO taste. Beat butter TO a cream, sift
in -four. add sugar and currants, mix
ingredients together Whisk egg.
yolks and whites together. mix them
with the cream and iavoring. stir
these into -four. beat well 10 minutes,
add baking powder. Put in small but
tered tips and bake cakes 90 minutes
to half an hour.
Queens Pudding-Six eggs. whites
and yolks beaten separately; nine ia
blsspoOns cracker crumbs rolled fine:
two cups graduated sugar. one pound
English walnuts chopped fine. half
pound dates cut fine. two teaspoons
baking powder. Mix baking powder.
cracker crumbs. sugar and egg yolks,
then add nuts and dates; lastly fold
in whites of eggs. Bake in shallow
pans in slow oven. Serve with whip
ped cream. This can be made sew
eral days before serving, which means
a great deal for one who is going 10
have a big dinner.
Cherry Dainty-For the sisters who
live in the country and use sour cher
ries for canning: When you open a
can of cherries pour of almost all the
juice and replace with water The
cherries will not be strong and will
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-17
ptrCHTTus I'm C0,TrSr

The lHEsI uagErtFra uf Memorial
.FrFe.sr eHereH vsrrr entertained .aF.
evening" ar r.e horne rt srr.r teachers.
yfiss Violet sr-lrp .fr rr.rrr-1fH
arrE4r. rIHe.rs o. r1rfrr U V..ea
rrr reds erH from frr Colds. r"r for
ur- rsrfa.r-a bv uar GFs.r Hanson
srf frr latter br Sites 'Irrzrrar f11'-
bort rr= F1gs- ees decorate. .r
~. earrar.rua and Er.lna .araI.iH
rEf rerr .1.1-E gore ra-r.. nTr r
fF- farrrFla that aHa served T.rr.
vere Esrrafrr contests and fHr prize
vas Har bF H5Ier Martha Haas. -rar
al. t..ss Errrtrr. consolation. TrH
affair vas rTrr enjoyable once mo-
resaFe-s rf Frr gold. uaeirF delight.
rlF ererrares
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-17
HOUSEHOLDS
HTNTTLC

! be much better and the juice will
make a very dainty dessert. Make
about one-third water and bring 10
boil. then thicken with cornstarch. so
it VIII turn out of dish whole when
cold; also sweeten a little. Try this;
YOU viii like it. sure
Caramel Pudding With Whipped
Cream-Use one tablespoonful of but
ter, melted and Drowned; add one cup
OF brown sugar and melt. When melt
ed add one-haIf cup of milk and keep
hot until sugar is dissolved Make
batter of one egg and two tablespoon
fuls of -four and one cup of milk. Stir
all together and bake until set. about
Is or 20 minutes. Serve with whipped
cream.
COOKEES.
Nut Cookies-lIix togther one scsnt
cup shortening and two cups sugar
eight brown prGferredl add two eggs.
four tablespoons sour milk in which
dissolve soda. two and oue-haIt cups
rolled oats. two and one-half cups
-four sifted with one teaspoon CHINA
mon Mix well and let stand over
night. The next morning roll ont
and bake as other cookies
Bakers CoOkies-Two tIucuDs suE-
ar. one-half lineup lard, oue-fourth
lineup sour cream, three-fourths tim
cup sweet milk. four eggs. one scaur
teaspoon soda, two heapinE teaspoons
baking powder, -four enough to make
a soft dough. This is very large
recipe. but can easily be divided and
only half Of the recipe used by taking
a cup 10 measure the ingredients in
stead of a lineup, and using only two
eggs.
Oatmeal Drop Cakes One cup sug-
ar, one-half cup shortening, one-haf
cup buttermilk. two cups rolled oats
two cups flour, one cup chopped rails
ms. two eggs, one teaspoon soda as
solved in buttermilk
Cookies Two cups sugar, two eggs.
one and one-half cups lard. one cup
sweet milk. three teaspoons baking
powder sifted in the -four Use
enough flour 10 roll ont When the
cookies are we'll baked put in stone
crock Put a slice OF bread on top o.
them and cover with 2 plate; they
Will stay nice and soft.
Fruit Cookies - Two cups brown
sugar. one cup butter and lard mixed,
one cup cold coffee, one cup chopped
raisins, two eggs. one heaping tea
spoon soda dissolved in hot water
two teaspoons cinnamon, one teaspoon
nutmeg. one teaspoon cloves, one tea
spoon baking powder sifted WIN
three cups -four Bake in square
pans. Sprinkle with granulated sus-
ar. Let stand until cold, cut IN
squares with sharp knife.
Ginger Cookies-Two eggs, one Guy
graduated sugar. one cup lard tor
lard and butter), two cups baking mo-
lasses. one cup sour milk Tor butter
milk, three teaspoons soda dissoiVeu
in milk. one tablespoon ginger tnfes
teaspoons baking powder in nou,'
just -four enough to make very soi'
dough. The secret with good cookies
is not 10 get the dough too sun
Sprinkle with sugar before baking I"
a very hot oven.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-17
HALT ono
HOME
pDeBLT1S
- LLIzAEseg rls.-esaN

Deer Wrs Thompson have q
fr.ru. EEn 1rrT trtrliFefgal aud
errr am sIfr him cannot exc
press uTErff Q f1 rot appear 20 an
advantage aHH many times cannot
even make E.rl understand me. What
ear DOE
Iol o. least Iaf~rrsf fhr mar or Do
u1aE Eef spend tlu- with you G
think sour ErTafTss fru1htr must De-
rTrvo1sHrss Listen f1 eh-f be- has
fp sEr until you become acr1stoued
Co BITE presence. end then q think sou
ran express vu1rarif with greater
ease. Read an that sou have time 20
end observe thIuEE thar 90 on about
you during the day then you viii
have somsfHinE fo talk about
Dear yirs Thompson Nlv hair
splits az the ends What is tire best
possible trrafmsntt a
Roll strands % hair tightly and
then rub them up with the hand.
making tbe ends % hair stand out.
Tteu siuE@ these ends with a taper.
There e. no danger % burning the
hair
Dear Mrs. Thompson have been
ksertug company with a boz for
about a year. but my mother objects
20 ne being wifh him Would ID BE-
All rtEht for me % write 90 him
VIII iemon fuics affect che ssius
THANH YOr-
Nof - your mother objects % your
corresponding
some can use ~ without any harm
90 the skin. Bs moderate 90 So use.
Dear Mrs Thompson when
boy vtuks his right eve ~ girl
vkaf does .t m~anT
LONESOME
= means that he .s siiiy ard thinks
rnu are toe.
Dear Mrs. Thoupson. What Wiil
keep tie skis on the dnEsr nails
from growing over the hair moons
DtaiPLES.
Keep the skin pushed hack by the
use % an oranEs stick. and dip the
tuzrr tips into warrr olive oil
Ds.s Ma Ts9=-rgoa: u Al !!
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-17
WALLERSTETN-KLEIN ENGAGE
HINT

Announcement is made OF the en-
ragement OF Miss Lillian Il. Klein,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Klein.
sO3 Rock Island street. Davenport. TO
Herbert /. Wallerstein OF Paducah.
XIV. son % J. Wallerstein Of that city.
The announcement was made az an
informal affair given az the home OF
Miss Klein's sister. Mrs. Hugo Simon,
in Davenport. Mr.. Wallerstein is a
member OF the Wallerstein Bros firm
OF clothiers. He has visited frequently
in the tri-cities.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-17
,IIuNI rLrCr oFFIcERs.

The Tr-Cty Alumni association Of
tuEusfarH college mot iu annual
rr ness and social session last eve
Minis .u fra uarIors OF Grace Lutheran
church. Officers Tor the year Vcre
chosen aa follows.
President -,f.ss Martha FoFs.
Vice President William Robb.
Recording Secretary Arthur Olson.
rnr-fsruuIlue Secretary r. ". Oh
con.
Treasurer 81 Johnson
The evening was spent following
frr business session with progressive
games and Ir Informal Fnriahilify and
r-frrrrmeufe were served.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-17
FEsTINAL sTCCEssFTL ATTAIR.

The festival given by the Young
Peoples society OF Zion Lutheran
church last evening az Zion chapel
was largely attended and proved a
very successful affair. The room was
deliberately decorated with blue and
white. with booths lighted by small
coioTcI bulbs and with cut flowers.
Fancy articles and refreshments were
sold and q good sum was realized The
Adcphic orchestra OF Augustana col
leEc gave numbers during the evening
and other talent from the college gave
q program that vas much enjoyed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-17
HrNrFfr FOR social pTrtEr.
MINT

TIE sae.zf s-rF.r~ department 1r f.r
Rock tslaH. Womar.s club 1851 Hr give
Gel tE- bTs~rr ~ prrf2rHsse~s 90 t"~
E@p7rr theatre Monday. Tuesday and
"Wednesday shea ~N Fighting Chance
uIf b- PLAYED The department r..i
br1Fr 1rtv from those tirkrfs sold tF
fa~ r~uErrs. tickets p1rrHarrt Of the
r.rf1w rer being counted .r tFr tFrr.
RI. 81 fre department a number OF
.Hr rr1~F uHHrr 1f fF~ department
afff s-T .rre rsFr candy during frr
pr a~r~r~~rr Tire proceeds 900 be-
Hfef frr FFe rsrar'.srwF~f uf rr#f
rooms Cor Girls tr Frr rifr
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-17

aav afternoon. The ladies took Vith
.lrm their fancy work and were busy
alrH IhaI while fhey visited and en-
.1reI O. delightful afternoon The
rooms we're Frightened vita cut Tow
r-s ulI pUtted plants The hostess
served a delicious lunch during the
course ~ the afternoon. The club
a.I meet May 2 with M-E Aihe-y IN
H..sH EuHa Island
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-17
SOCIAI ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

The Young Peoples branch OF the
". c. T. L. will meet Monday evening
with the Misses Robb. HOS Fourteenth
and a half street
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-17

Have your pillows washed and dried
without removing feathers from the
tick. Feathers are clean and fluffy
Dried IN our dry room tumble. City
Steam Laundry. Phone l27. Reid &
Bollman--tAdv.l-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-17
BArcHTTES OF yErTEaNS PRO.
CEN

rresr the auspices % the Lgcrctia
Gsreslf tsrt. Daughters % veterans.
srf rsmhsrs - Crshaz post e \.
r p-nEraa~ vas Efvsu last evening
20 NoLzs xzsoz.e ts5s!s- Tee k2I!
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-17
rrrrrat SUCCESSFUL tFrttr.

TOO rsHr Hrf uH-sl pupils ef
Ieser SCHOOL pleased Ur Orc
r~aFrsr E.Hrr .FeH rrrHlrE 0r Frr
school aelrHrlr EFrr af ere Fer-
r.TTrrs 0.Ht rs rr bee rEr very
rrr ono "r large rsr.rr.r greatly
ee HHr-t re- rra.errs rrE~E part Hr
fr~ errErs- W~rr EI~r N7rwrrlT.
sar~er usr~r~ ware Carroll Usrr=~r
fT- grTfrssr UlHr ErHEEH I....sr
a-F-r Errrr Wr.rreEH. sEH~rE
"are-e James Gallagher H.r'Tu
arIra Marie Barns. HsrE.. .srr.
Jessie Greer Alice Chambers. frrrr
e5esrr lena FrsarrH "tersrTF s.r-
coo. Charles Err~rl~ John sH~r.
.rr CfE.rr. Walter ee.seH .'.zr-
.es. Der.r1. U|sr eerer Miriam
f...srFe ua.Hrr Campbell. 0iHerf
..rH.H-HHr. Hr-r Martha Louise
Har E.reH Mccarthy t...r uFa.r-
Warr s.rst zfarT ueavrf WiH.-
fred lfeLrEaar Le.su -HE1rs.
Cs..rrIae Co.'s MARY .rearasE.. Ets-
rl johnson. gste.F.Hr Fu..er I.~uHa
Zris Co.. ga- alice asl Hr.ra Ttr.ie.
urL-r FIsarr. FaT sfH.f-se4rE HsaaH
tt--saH STELLA s.rs1r. Err-f I9sae1H.
Iasrrl.7r u.erE. E-aet- Gr4sr Uatt-
~rfrr Nrtrrsae. Harry rr~r. lr1
Ea1fs Frtear WeGra.s. ge1rsr Ha-
Sc tre. sal.rEaF- Charles gal'a-
aer Harold uflaFF. sfrrsrr faatss-
sgrr. JOSEPH WIrE. james HarrHr.
william "rV WUHe" e.1s.a. Hayes
Ns-ue E4ae-r Harle.F. a-- EsEFi
IasHsar
rr- o-..--ss from f.- aHa.r 1850 H~
asrt Cog .=g-1t~a pe enc school.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-17

Young man rs wears old and 7 am
very lonesome. What can ! doe
90 are high cuffs on trousers
Worn much this YEAR,
ROGER r.
CD Identify yourself with a
church and Join the Young Mems
Christian association.
80 Narrow ones are better.
Dear Mrs Thompson I am a hoy
90 %. when asking 10 accompany a
Firi home what should I saw
BAsHFuL APPLE DUMPING
May I have the pleasure OF seeing
sou home
Dear Mrs. Thompson; Oh I am a
girl % - and am going ON visit-east
10 see .. friend. an officer at a large
institution. am going IN the middle
Of Mag and viii stay during June. As
do not care TO spend great deal Of
money. I would like 10 buy only
clothes that I viii absolutely need
Please tell me what 10 buy
90 What cures psrched lips?
OVER WORKED.
90 4 black and white checked
suit ut viii not show the soiu. a
wash SILK waists and as many other
waists as possible. two white skirts
and Two dainty summer dresses that
can be worn Tor afternoon or evening
affairs. Plenty % underwear and a
Eimono. II possible q would be we'll
% have a coat TO wear with the
dresses
90 Camphor ice is excellent for
parched lips.
Dear Mrs. Thompson; ! am Is
ycars old. but no larger than a girl OF
IL Am I biz enough TO work out.
GOLDEN LOCKS.
Go 20 school as long as possible
But n you must work. you are old
enough 20 work out
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-17

Tse e.#.r rasfs 90 Mrs FITrrrrr
Fr..sfar..ee srr ...s stsr-eaar giving
"a r.sr ~ Gro 90 f.r~ teacher
az H EaftUel. rHal-.arf. uarrre
port raerE strt .s frs pr7FFau arc.
rrrre.f Hammer largr Inrrs1r.
Loretta l.eeeaf. Francis Boyd. Ton
Uer.r-Hs .rU.. srFHr E0HssrrglFa. Mars
re.er Lawrence Ut.sr-. Frrrs.4
Ter-sr Esr rssFrFH trrrt
vr..r UTreeE arVaar. u~Uar .fsH-
le-. fIrtrs Esa.rs Marcia Cas~riT.
F.-rr- rgsfrIr sserart -ssta15@.
eI..r Ee ~-rs H-r Fresssf Margaret
lf1sr-r.~r Irr1l- 4rarrT.s9 H1.fiE~
ffEI-y NIs.e grss. Errsr sEErptstr
rsr-ars and friends OF fer Young BF9-
pc are fer Esrsfe ana at trT close of
trF a-rEea~ r s1e.st l1er 900 t~ ru-
.e.r.i and refreshments $3.50 BE- served
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-17
-, .rfrk N RTrIrAL

large asftrrar erirFrt che re-
sta. zfyer Irsf rvruiaE l1trr th~
aasrt--s Of se- Ya1nF Peoples Chris
ffar -1rI1u cf ere ruitet Presbyterian
eau--e tv yf.ss NatavsEa stscs. piano.
ar4 Etwt1 trsrs1u. harltpue Miss
sfrrs gave very pleasing prosrata.
a.arirr with Der usual sxcsiieut
f--rafe end Fxpsessioa and ASSURANCE
aaI pleased especially ia the sei~c-
tiaa. sev'ftfs from -f.acia~ for lsft
Rand sfcue By uouizrttt-t.rschstisE
tfr J7arson has q spisndi4 voice and
BE- delighted Witk ere ngnbsrs Eivsu
vifr arrc1. pauir1sat ~ Kiss stcek
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-17
nAkLElF lANr lAnn rAHIl.

urs.sEE camp ROYAL N-.EEhu-a r'
se-5. Rock ia.sEa entertain. af %
.er. ua.e yesterday afternoon a. fEe
home %. Sire Pred Mrsrar. l1. Webb
street. SoafH Rock Island Eight
tables .rt r.ar1 urrr PLAYED and Ore
prizes uTrr evTu F1 ure N.Graa
tirs Ellis and Sire sTrfrr. Coo latter
1f MaU1~
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-17
COFFEE AT MRS. JONES' HOME.

Forty friends attended the coffee
party given yesterday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. Belle Jones, 1901 Sew
euteeuth avenue by the Ladies' Aid
society Of tine First Baptist church.
The afternoon was passed in informal
sociability and refreshments were
served by the hostess assisted by Mrs
John Tittcrington, Mrs. Thomas Jour
ny and Mrs. NJ. z Pethel. Tulips I'm
various shades were used with pretty
effect Co trim the rooms.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-17
THE STORE THAT HAS EVERYTHING NEWEST AND PRICES ALWAYS LOWEST


Bcttendorf. The evening diversion
was dancing and the anair proved
very enjoyable one. The Tcrpsichor-
can orchestra OF four pieces with
CLYDE Downing. pianist. furnished the
music.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-17
SoUTH FtEE MISSION SOCIETY.

Tse Nprit meeting % enc woman =
1ftrsirrary society % soafa PARK
Frestvrrrtar rhurrh vas hsIf vsstsr-
cav aftsruoon fa ths hone o. Mrs
g. uslmarr. 1909 Thirty-srst street
mere vas a large ATTENDANCE % mem
esrs ana frtsrds and the meeting vas
ar especially koot ore Efrs. z. \
Became save 90 sNeclierf paper on
~Ccmmoz Needs o. Chudkooa.- Mrs
= Y WaVwsr gave a paper 90 the
foreign topic. ~ChfIdhood &n fndia 20
ssf SIS 20 q SpauiGinE gave the
hoaas topic. Negro Chnfhood Mrs
Carries Became was chosen alternate
% Mrs. LoTtsr az DELEGATE 20 tire
usssisE - prssbyts-y 90 Alexis che
co-GnE Usek
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-17

utEGgIElTE BIRTHDAY club.
Mrs 81 gaEazru OF her hHue. 5ts
Far.tfa avralr. acted aT hostess rH
far Marguerite BIRTHDAY club r-afer-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-17

Ds.s Ma Tso=ssoa: - LA a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-29
UaHenaIeS.

SIN @aibington's @~egierungs,
freilen erregt Ole n~eueIte @enoune
Ser Oinge in Ierifo unS sic aberma'
lige 9eiesung Der Sauptitaot 6urd
3apata ernite 9eiorgniB.
-Sames 90. Suaipan reidt lei
men @bifieb oils @eianoter in Der @e'
publif San Domingo Elm, welfe,
aud prompt bon YrGiioent @ilior
angenommen miro.
-Gurd Sdaifung zines sroBen
amerifaniihen 9aumnoa.S pnoifats
jolt Die BEETLE Srage ser 8eridiffrna
amerifaniiher 9aummole nah neil.
tralen Staaten inter IusidluB Der
9unbesregierung geloit weroen.
SIN ben eriten elf Monaten oes
1915er SiSfaliabres lit Der grpori
BON grploiipitoffen BON $6,OOO,OOC
auf $30,OOO,O 900, uno Der bon al,to.
mobilen bon $1,0O0,OO0 aui $780,
100000 geitiegen.
-Sn Den 9onltable Soof.Nnlagen
Der Stanoaro Oil So. 5u 9apcnne,
u. g., legen 5000 Inseitelte bie Or
belt nieber. 3piiden ausitGnbisen
unb Streifbre6ern fommt es mebr.
fa6 81 Instrumentation.
-@eneralanpalt @oobburp fin.
oigt on, Die r@ntbiiaungen" oes Sb.
names Der Sbaw.Surp, Sapio 90.
binion's, iiber Ole Wtotipe bes geiGa.
ten Yerbifts miirben gum @~egenitanS
elmer amtlihen llnteriudung gemadi
meroen.
Die 9ertbeibiger oes gum Sooe
p%erurtbeilten Neu Dorfer gr.Yoli.
5eileutnants CHARLES 9eder er5ieler
einen griolg in @eitalt elmer ri6ter.
lifen Serfii9ung, aui @rrnS oeren
Der Staat nahweiien ioa, marum
Dem Selinquenten nidt elm neler
YrpseB bepiaigt peroen ioa. 9eder'S
S~eeliorser gibt einen Sbeil ser Gnt.
biiamngen bes gum Sooe perurtbeil.
ten friiberen HoIiseilentnantS be.
FAINT. .Sig Tim" Suuipan iol bar.
nad sic @%eieitienne &p~ientbal's,
ieSod nidt burA Moro, perlansi
bdben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-29
papft eibt peterspfennis
sur1d.
&c. g. a..aabslsramm bteier Ssttnms.)

Hpm, Den 27. Suli '15.-am
Sonntag mar Der Namenstag oes
Eapites 9enebift. Ius bieiem InlaB
bate Der Yapit bereits tags porber Die
Iitelieber bes 81. gouesillms ems
pfansen, pelde lire 9liidtpiinide aus
ipradben. Cardinal @anutelli. Der
9efan bes 81. GoIlegiums. belt cine
fur5e Iuiprade, auf peI6e Der Yapit
banfte. Sm Goniiitorial<S aale err
tbeilte Der 81. gater 9eitern ben pdpits
li6en Sesen, tpie bies am gnbe bes
Yontifitats Sabres 9rau6 lit. Habs
Der empfing er Die Heprdientanten Der
peridieoenen fatboliIhen Sreaniia>
tioner, ipelte ibm $4,000 als Ycters>
pfenni9s @abe anboten. Ser Yapit
mics bas @eidenf iebo6 5uriid unb
bat Die Yrdiibenten Der peri6iebenen
8erbdnbe nit Dem @eloe Die bebiirftiz
gen Samilieu Der Sploaten unb Spfer
bes arieses 81 uuteritiibeu.-(8.)
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pi6t uller Yuiiasiere auf Der einen
Seite idien gu uiel 81 iein unb Der
r@nitlunb" begann gu rouen. @ir
arbeiteten Diitbeno arr ben Bumper,
I'M @egensetpitt 81 9eben, aber Die
Seit mar 81 fur5."
Ili9en3eu9en benadrihtigten Die
1oli5ei. baB in Dem 0iotorboot ein
Wann iaB, Der cine Wanbelbiloer>
8amera operirte uno bies Die 4ufmerfs
iamfeit Der Yaiiagiere 10 an5og. bab
lie it'd ale na6 elmer Seite bes Sams
piers %brdngten.
Sic Iusitellun9 bon @anbelbilbern,
nelhe Die rgaitlanb"z Srasooie barr
iteuen. in ir9enb einem Siloertbeater
Der Stabt tpurbe bon Dem amtirenoen
Mapor Rorcbouie perboten. Napor
@m. 8. Sbompion, Der lid our Seii
nit @ouberneur Sunne uno pielen ars
beren Slinoiiern in San Sranciscu
befinoet, INN ben .Sainoiier Gag" aui
Der Yanamas Yacific grpoiitiou (beute)
mit5ufeieru, bat iofort Die 8iidreiie
angetreten.
Neisnns bes Sdiffes sum &ippen.
Gbicaso, Sa., 25. SuIi.-Sarrt
Teterion, Der %perbaftete &apitdu bes
0ampfers, CAB in ben Worrdumen Der
Ituatsantpaltlifen &anslei benz 8e>
ridteritatter Der rSu. Staats5t9."
fol9enoe Iuffldrun9en:
.Serr IcGrearp, Der bonn Staate
anseiteute Seamte beaufiihtiste Die
ginihiffung Der Yaiiasiere; Die geieBs
lit 5uldiiige 3abl betrdst fir Den
Sampfer nift mebr als 1870 ems
ifIieblih Der 8%emannuns, tpelhe aui
ief5ig berefnet lit. IIs lid DOS
Shiff in gepeguns Ieseu iollte, gat
ih bas Sisnal: ~Staub bpl" Sies
bebeutet. bab Die @aihinen bereit gum
Salten ieien. Gin Sfleppoampfer
5os unier Sfiff. uno Der Safeumeiiter
itano nuf Ned bes Sabr3euses. Cos
balo Die Saue flar sematt paren, be-
gam oas Shiff, ii6 in bebenflif
itarfem @infel 81 neigen. Ils i'd
oies setpabr puroe, CAB ih ben 8efebl:
vgoro berlaiienl" Dor bieiem Iu9ens
bid bafte ih nift an cine tpirflife
9efabr. gs ipiberitrebte mir. Den Be-
febl 81 9eben, ba ih elmer Yanit pors
beugen polte. Die YaHagiere biel>
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-29
Il. e.. prajiiiert
Toroernngen.

Der. Staaten beiteben auf ben burd,
86lferredt seruabrleiiteten 8ehten
@entraler. - Gttuaise gerletunsen
folder Refte ais porbebadt nn-
fremnblihe Sanoluns ffis5iert. -
9entihe Nnttuurt BURDENS ais nm.
aufriebenftelenb. - Aae ppn beut.
fher Seite semaften goridldse
entihieben auriifsemiefen. - 9es.
apuuirnna bes Ansriffs auf y2ui-
tania" %perlanst. - Verbalten beut.
iher 9anhboote in letten Wuden
ais Semeis anseieben, bak 8ries.
fiibrung IN Giuflans sebradt uer-
ben fam nit ben 8ebpten bes
G6lferrehts. = Sreibeit Der Weere
g%erneiniames Siel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-29

s9tfsunglaf.

teberlabener gersniisunss Sumpfer
yGaitlanb" nit iiber 1000 1aTa,
sieren an gorb fdlus Dor Abfabrt
am bod UNI nnb iiber 1900 Nen=
iden finben nafes Grab. - Sdiff
mar idledt gebant unb MIR burd)
@aHerballait int 0leidsemiht &c.
balten. = SnfOlse tteberseuiht
mad redts ,unrbe Waifer in bic
9anfs linfs sepumpt. - als YaTa.
giere lid bann mad Der linfen Settle
brdnsten, nm iid elmer Wanbel-
bilber. Aufnabme su itellen, iflus
bas Shiff linfs iiber unb iant in
25 Suf WaHer. - geamte nnb
Shitfs.C ffisiere Der 3beberei Der.
baftet. - Aae Yerunsliidte maren
anseitelte Der Weitern electric Co.,
beren germanbte nnb 5reunbe.