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in the case were not revealed to off
cial ewes.
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6afenpfeffer.

Mon f9neibet ale Seile auBer Den
gum 8raten beftimmten Riiden bes
6afens in Glide, bas 9lut miro In
einem tfeinen @efdirr abieits getan,
bam fperoen Die Stiide in.einer S6ufs
Eel nit baIb gffig unb Mein, bel
3tDiebeII9eiben, Elm Gorbeerblatt, Rel
fen, 3itronenf9eiben. pfeffert0rner
unb SaIs permii9t, gut auseoedt, in
ben Seller gefteIt uno es perben ale
Gage Die Stide seoreH. Wer i6n
niAt iebr fauer liebt, fam Jpn gut in
5tpei Biz brei Saeen pertpenoen.
Man9e lafen Jpn ldnser, ia biz aGt
Gage liesen ooer nebmen CUR 8ei5e
nlr @fiig. sou er gefo9t perbery
10 roftet man Mebl In glei9 biel fiiBer
Butter (anberes 5ett ma9t Die Sauce
ni9t 10 f9On bidlt9) f90n buntet>
braun inter 3usabe zines ffsinen
Stiides 3uder, odmpft nod turs Dor
benz 4bIOfden eine fem gefdnittene
3niebel nit, lDf9t nit Der 8eise ab
uno 5erriibrt bas Gdnse au elmer fell.
men slatten Sauce. Menn Der Mein
febr fduerli9 1T, pprerft ni9t piel
baron tun, fonoern, na6bem Die
Souce anfdngt gu fo9en unb oie
5leif9tiide binein setan finb, bas
@anae cine itorfe baIbe Stunbe foden
la1en uro bann berfu9en. Inn ppas
enos BAG 5eblenoe an @al5 II. (. M.
au5useben. Sn biefer 3eit tit eber gu
e~rfennen, Oh Die Beige gu f6arf tit
unb ebentueu nod WaTer beoarf.
Rad anoertbalb Stunoen langfamen
aOdens pirb bos 5leifd fpei6 fem,
cine 8iertelftunbe por Gfensaeit nirb
pie 5uriidsebaltene 2eber uno Qunge
fetn 5erbadt uno ba3u getan urb por
benz @nri4ten oas fein 5erriibrte
Blut, ipo es eigenttt6 odnn ni6t mebr
toden ionte. I'm bas @eri9t nod
nusgiebiger gu MAIDEN, f1nnen WeiBs
broti6ntiten, onf elmer Seite in ssett
i9Dn eelb gerOitet, in Ste fir 6en 0as
len beitimmte platts gelegt nnb f6on
I'm Bprous nit elm tpeni9 Gauce be-
goiien iperben unb bann barber Der
pfeffer angeri9tet. aurs Dor Dem
Mnridten etntge 25ffeI Rabm besa.ae>
ben, Dsrfstnert bas Gsri&t.
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81 armorfu6en n.

Bier Ser fperoen nit elmer Safe
3uder unb eiuem gBlOffel bon But
ter gut perribrt. bann laHe cine sa6e
MiIa. brei SoFen eeiiebtes Mebl ber@
miIdt nit 8tpei 5eel0ffeln bou Bad.
pulDer binetn. Die 9Glfte pom getg
in Die gebutterte Sorm setan, in ois
onOere 9dIfte Oermif9e apei big brsi
1gbl0ffel seriebene Gbotolabe, tue es
aud in Die 5orm uno riibre es lei4t
untereinunDer. Der Sfen ni9t gu
marin unb brei Niertelitunoen baden.
SUB fir Ben Sudden, tpenr er ni9t
marmoriert 1T: Sdlaee ein gipeiB
nidt sana gu S6nse, riibre brei GBs
lDffel bon gbofolabe binetn unb sts
mas 3uder. ftreide Die MaTe f60n
ouf ben Sudden unb laHe es i'm Sfen
trodnen.
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auf Der Ku6iaeo.

Gin I'm Often fdmpfenoer 2onos
tpebrmdnn f9ilbert in einem bon benz
Breslailer General Gnaeiaer@ pers
Dffentli9ten Brief feinen Mngeborisen
elm bibfdes @rlebnis, bos Elm 8ei{piel
fir bie unerfhrodenbeit unb @eiftess
s%esentpart Der GeIbsrauen gibt. gs
mar gfens5eit, un0 bret Mann bpn
jeber @ruppe ma9ten ii9 nit benz rDs
tigen aodsefdirr ouf ben Meg, nm
bon Der @ufa59fanpne, Die etipa cine
hdlbe Stunoe bon Der Stelung ent<
fernt itanb, bic leibli9e Nabrung fir
fiA unb Sie aameraben gu bolen. sSsn
ben S0pfen 0as 6ampfenbe @eridt,
iiber Der S1ulter ods gelaoene Sc
tpebr, 10 trdten fie ben Hiidpeg an.
Oa erblidten fie In Ginger G~ntfernune
efne einiam graienbe Sub auf Ole iie
eilenbs losfteuerten, INN ie als Milds
~fpenberin fir ibre 8ompagnie au err
bof6en. So gang p6ne Ghfpieriqfeis
ten stns bas jebo9 ni6t. - es mar
eben cine ruffif9s Rub bic fi9 ben
5einoen nidt 70 fdnen ergeben tponte,
unb 70 famen Die 2eute Bel ibrem Be
miiben, oie Spr0oe sin3ufanaen, inn
rner mebr BON ibrem Weg ab. pIDBs
lid fahen iie bidt Dor fi9 einen feinbz
liden S9iBensraben, aus Dem ifrups
pige Rufenbdupter gang berbubt auf
ofe Mnt0mmlinge ifarrten. Sin aus
tee unb rei6lides Mittagsmabl bate
tpo1l tire Oentfdbtgteit Elm fpenia elm,
gef6ldfert; min6eiieus tporen ie nidt
10 fir pie bic brapen 5~elbgrauen, Die,
f4neusefaBt, ibr 8ofgef9irr erIt Be-
butiam anf DIE gr6e febten, 6ann nit
gefGltem @etpebr un6 loutem 6urrd
auf ben 5einb losftirmten. Das bafs
ten BITE RuHen ni1t ertpdrtet. gilenbs
rafften fie ibre @efpebre auf, fprangen
aus benz S9ibensraben unb riRen
aus. Sic liefen, folange nod bas
9urra Der 4nsreifer ibnen In bic
Dbrer fldns, b6rten besbalb aud ni9t
mehr, fpie es fid in ein nnbGnbtaes
9eld1ter bertunnoeIte. Die Deutfden
beluoen ii9 oann fpieoer NIT ibrsn
Rodtopfel - Ieiber mar ibnen unterz
osiien oif Sub gang aus benz Gefidtss
frtis gefdpunben -, unb febrten uns
anssfoaten gu ihrtn aamsraben su>
rid.
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bisden einlom fommt mar iid)
manhmal Dor I'M Stub, oltf Dem
groBen Gut, oas Der Onfel BORT
bot uno oeiien Sberpernaltlng idl
aud iibernommen babe, ooer in mel.
ner 8iaa nidt melt bon Der Sobrif,
III Der ib nit meiner ruiIiifen
ao6in oh. iie foht iebr GUT
meinem @bauffeur, meinem 8iener
II. einigeu onoeren oienenoen @elen
bauIe. @fitunter, iuenn id BORT 10
obenos auf meinem 8alfon iibe uno
meine Smportierte rande, uuf Die
6abrif idaue uno nit ibren in
ben SimmeI rogenoen &ieienihorit-
iteiften uno iiber ben breiten 6luB
bin nod ben itarren, orobenoen Sc
ftmgsiorts. anf uieoereu Siigef-
fuppen, nod ben fernen @dIoern,
oam padt mid 70 etpas ipie Sebn.
iuft nod bier. ltno i'd, tpeiB, tpenn
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&nblanb gab lad.
Ra9bem GeterreiG Mieberbersets
tuna %anaenrbnet hattie.

Ius Mien nitro beri9tef: Qls f6
bic Iddri9ten mebrten, bob u~nferen
in rufif9er 3rteesgefon9enf9oft be-
iinbli6en Offt5ieren Die @robob5eis
5ei9en, 0eforattonen II. +. N. obeee
aontrten iperben. fab ft9 Die Dfterreie
9if6<ungartfde Regierung peranlabt,
seeen fol9es entpiirbisenoe Dprgehen
fddrfften proteit einsulegen unb @er=
geltunssmabnabmen. in Gusfi6t gu
itensn. Dieter Sdrttt blieb 5ARadft
erfolglOs. Die ruffifAe Reeierune
pertpies auf Nrtitel SO ibres aegles
mert fir 8eban0lung Der Rriessges
fansenen, tpprin Die Mbleeuns Der ses
nannten ghrenoetden aGaemein feftses
ieBt fei. Die Dfterrei9ifn<unearif9e
9eeresberpoltuns fob ntdt nur bobon
ob, foeleid nit @erseltunesmabnab~
men einaufeben, fonbern entfanbte Elm
Organ na6 Neuleneba6, UNI Dem bprt
befiaoli9en ransh0diten f~rteesgefon=
genen ruiFiden 0ffiater @eneraIeuts
nant Rorntlofp bar3ulegen. oaB NUM-
nlebr aud bon Seiten Seterrei6zune
sarns fi6 nidts anberes erabriee, Gig
ge9en bic rufiifden Sffiaiere in eleis
der Meiie D~orsueeben, ipenn ni6t III
letter @tunbe Die 3uridnohme ben
BON Der ruffifden 3esierung ~perfaeten
Mnpronunsen erfolge. @eneruIIeut
rant Gornilpp erbat bierouf einen
s~ebntdetsen 4uffdub, I'm iih telssrot
pbif9 an eine ~mabgebenbe perfDnIiAs
feit In petersburg member gu fDnnen.
Diefe 5rtit tpurbe %betpi1ist. 4ls aud
biefe 3eitfpdnne erfplslos per{triden
tpar, ersab {ih fir bas 8rieesminiftes
rum Die 9erpflidtuns, unfefen friesss
gefangenen Sffioieren fir bic burn
Mbnabme ibrer ioIootif9en gmbIenas
5ueefiiete unbin @enuetuune au bere
f6affen. gs tpurben porerff Die
triegsgsfdnse,en ruffifhen snbalterns
offiaiere beauftrnei, Die @rabob5eiden,
Deforationen unb &pfarbem obauleeen,
Generate, S~tabsoffiaiere unb .9aupts
leute blieben sunadit bon biefer MoB@
nabme aaisgenummen. sSn ben aners
lebten gasen bat nun Die ruiff9e Ae-
gierung fid bereit erfldrt, binfntli9
Der Diterrei1Hd~unsarii9en Offiaiere
ousnabmstpeife BON Der Dur1fiibrung
Der bic MbIesuns Der @rababaei9en
betreffenben 8eitimmunsen i'm ruff
fden Observation-Disclosures ab5us
feben. Diefe Gtenungndbme Der ruiz
fifden Regierune bot es ung erm0gz
li9t, ni9t nur BON Der unmitteIbar be-
obfidtieten Qusbehnung Der grababz
5ei9enabnabme auf bic frieesaefanqez
men ru5iifhen Generale, Stabsoffi3iere
nno 9auptleute abSuieben, 5Dnbern
ou1 ben friessgefaneenen rufiiden
Sberleutnants uno 2eutnants Die Mies
beranlegune ibrer Musaeinnungen,
Sonberab5ei9en unb 8ofaroen 5u eez
ftatfen. So TT setpiB erfreuli9, boB
es I'm Wese Der @erbanblungen eelun@
gen If, bic 3uriidnabme elmer bos
GhrgefiH unferer, mad bel0enmiiti@
gem Htngen in bie @epdlt oes sseinz
oes eefanenen Offi5iere tief perlebens
ben MaBnabme au er5ielen uno 70 cine
BeHerung ibres Qpoles berbei5ufiibren.
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MpritofenprGferps

nan t1ebme fdDne, ni3t gang retfe
4prifofen, bolbiere nnb entfsine fie,
unb lafe tie in fodenbem Maher nun
anaieben, lese fie gum Mbtrodnen auf
eine boppelte Serpiette, ldutere fir Elm
babies pfunb 4prtfofen e%benfopiel
3uder, eebe Die Qprifofen binein unb
tode fie aebn Minuten, lege tie nit
einem iilbernen 2Dffel in eine Por5el<
lanfdiHel unb steBe ben 3uder barii<
Der. Mm anberen Gage intro Der
3uder abeego1en, aufgefo9t uno Die
Nprifofen nieoer einise Minuten ges
tpdt. berousgenDmmen unb pieoer
NIT Dem 3uder iibersOHen unb To- nod
einmal. Im pierten Sag pirb Der
,3uder nit etpas feingef9nittener 81
tr6TenI6ale our perle eineefo9t, iber
bic eingefiflten 4prifofen gesoTen.
Die 3uderlOfung muB eritmals 5iem~
lid oiinn fein (ein pfunb 3uder, etn
babies Quart Wnfer), unb ieoesmat
abgefddumt tperben.
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i'd uln briiben balo Der ,Serr. nid5t
mebr Der 4ngeitellte BON 9nfel
unb 8apa bin, oonn miro iidJ oeu-
nod bieie Sebniudt peritdrfen. esdl
lperoe mebr ais lie an Ole Seimat
oenfen, un0 fpie mir beioen bier 10
allein 5niifen Den 5riiblingsbIumen
gelpanoeIt lino. uno tpie id) sic
ldonite bon oieien 5~IieoerooIoert
bier aebrpden babe, oanlit Sic Sic
mir gu @bren an SIR aIeio fteden,
oas mir IN ieiner reinen SdIidt-
belt 10 unenolid pieI better eefalt,
dig oies berriidte 3eng, nit oent
lt6 Die iungen uilo GIteren 0amen
beitte pertnftalten.~
Hortfesune foIaia
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Slit 9anS uttD
Slide.
5onbfdube retnigen.

Ddnifde Sanof6ube tperben ipieber
fd6n, tpenn man tie in naditebenber
Mif9une tpdf9t: Matl9 uno Salmtafz
eeift gu glei6en Seilen berf6drft man
ourd etnen mdBisen Sell in Mil4 ge>
l0iter Geife; bier btnetn gibt man Die
9anofdube, ourdndBt ite, retbt uno
oridt fie, bis fie rein erf9etrten. Damn
bGnet man iie gum Srodnen ouf, BOD
neber in Ole Some. nod in bie Diem
btbe. Sinh Tie troden, reibt man fis
in Meiaenflete tpet1.
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II EIGHTEEN HOTEL

Was beoeutet ogbe eighteen? 9as
bette 9oteI fir bns nenigIte @eIo IN Gan
Mntonio. 3immer SOC. Glsge5eidnete
Wahlaeiten 25c. Nie0rige Spe5ialraien
per 8ohe. Sab frei. grodett 62T7. Sn
c~entraler Gage. 302 G~nosglnntp 5tra8e.
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SODA FOUNTAINS.

garbonators, etc; @lnsfdften rn6 @pos
f1efer > lltenfilien. Mne Gtble une @r1s
ben nuf 2nger. ginige tpenig gebrnuds
fs acknowledgements aa6en~ urio
6leiiber : ginri1tiugen.
Gb. 5riebrid, Hnbrifdnt.
Geit 33 Snhreu in Gan Gntonio, Ger.
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Merchants Transfer Co.

Erausportieren unb Nufiteaen BON
rGnfes1 unb i6fperer MafAinerie eiite
Gpe5inIitdt, NbhoIen. @erienben. Gufbes
fDahren etc. Office 510-5f4 DoLoroia
ctr. geioe Eel. $50.
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DR.. C. II. PETRY

@rabuierter g~biroprneter, e~ntferlI.
Die llriade bon @rnnf6eiten, pbne Ir5nsi
ober Meiier. 203 9nerler @ebduoe,
224 Ueitsgommerce CTR. Snn Nntonio.
grodett 7038-
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Mowers

aeihdrft. MeHer nnb 69eeren aeidIif&
fen. SdIohernrbeiten. 8epnratur bon
Carpet Speepers nnb NdbHaifinen:
HegenIdirme iiber5ogem uu0 repariert.
507 Naparrn CIR. Sci. Srapis 4421.
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sdnhz il. gierbeaeidirrsG eparatnr

8ringt Cure Nrbeit gu 8. S. gogar;
er Derjte1t iein @eIhGftl @utes 3anoz
ndben uno Hepdrieren. 3ufrieoenbeit
e~nrantiert, PIT Ibe. @ grodett $50.
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DUPUY reiniat site.

@egeniiber benz Wunter Office : @cs
bdube, 112 S}ts9ouftn Ctr. 9nmen%
StrobS unb BnnnmaS9ite eereinigt nnb
geformt. Meine Irbeit lit nniiberS
ireffIih.
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@otels.
HOTEL ALAMO

1926 Mlano NfaSa -bibih moblierts
refine 3immer. Doc, 75c 81 per Soa;
$3.50 unb auitpdrts per @o6e. 3irnn1er
nit Q 8etten $500 per @uGe. Gltes
EelepbDn grodett 658.
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Qols unto &oble.

8ir baIten Die bette asbIe unb bus
bette grennboI5. Brobiert nns. gIa5e
@uDb & Goal 60. grodett 6053. Nelies
Eel. 1911.
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FRITZ REUTER-

III Cameron Ctr, Mutomobil : Neparas
turen, GTbncetblene : S1ipeiBnng, ar<
beiten am NnfabrtsS uno gnf3iinoungsS
appnrnt. grodett 1925.
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HOTEL
-Nriiber Das 81

Qotta, inter neuer 2eitnng; ieoes 3Ims
ner init gao. 3iebrieife Staten IN Der
Gtabt fir GeguIdre. gtuD %. Step9ens,
Mnnaner.
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@or5igIi6e @on6tprte.

Man ldBt aebn unaen Butter iibe-
eelinbem Seuer sergeben, riibrt bielel6e
70 Ionse, big fie fdaumis miro, unb
fiiet bann sebn l1naen gefiebten 3uder,
flint sanse Gier uno bier giselb unb
bic eeriebene 59ale einer 3itrDne Due
gu. Damn riibrt man Ionsfam Sebn
llnaen aortoffel- ooer Weiaenmsbt
binau uno brinet ben seig in cine be-
ftridene 8orm. beitreut ibn nit ldngs
liden Manoeln unb IdBt i'm Bel ees
finoem 1euer breibiertel @tunoen lang
baden.
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gamen uuO We1Haelfutter.

Sreb staffel, 319 Oft : Commerce
Ctr. Sen, @etreibe, Gnrtenz uro Sel0iae
men. @efliiaelfutter- Sllfubntoren.
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Or. Wm. Netter, Der oentTdn @n.
aenarst, fat Sprsditnnben in @Dbns
&Yptbefe, sessniber bonn Marfthans.
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Gan antumip slHtu garts Gp.

ISL baben bie Gos : GnitaIt, 8eile
nnb 1ltenitilien Der S~nternationa( Gitp
S6ool a~neefauft ur0 tpibmen urIere Belt
unb nnfern 0iaum gang bieier @eiHaftss
8ran6e. @ir beSieben ~beftdnoig Die
beri9iebeniten Matompbil$Seife unb err
iparen Sbnen @efb in unierem 9epartee
ment fir gebrandte Eeile unb utenite
lien, @afolin unb Del. 613 SRh=@iatto
Giraffe.
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Or. 8. u. Tiper,. Slteopatb, f0s
GoIeoa6 Ctr. oben. Office Eel. CT.
4S6. MobnungsteI. Ct. 1887.
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lot ghouberlain,s

@eSa.igt Gbamberlnin's perfeftes
&iiden : Tutter. gntbdlt fem aorn,
bdIt @iugeipeibe eeilnb unb Seine trdf<
zig. Bel @roceriiten ODER grodett 1888,
Sater Seeb Co. 400 GiioeGlpres Ctr.
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NbpDfaten.
Mumimas ,tmb Helte.

aIatip Sent & Ntunirs Gp. @m. gr.
reusen, gi9entiimer. Iae nnlcre 8aarel,
bnben boles @epi6t nno 0iaB, paieno
fir Stanbarbs8r6Ben 215 Nbe. 9.
Eelenhpn grodett 1858.
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transport We{eaid,aften
Carter. MuIIaIy Transfer Co.,

5nmiliensa ltIden unb Sroihten. Be-
lorgt i1m5ieben unb M6beI : 2~agerun4.
@n8gaae : Ernnsfer. Eelepbon 1873
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c. III. Weyrich Sheet Metal Works.

GAMBLER IN &arbipare, Gefen uli6
Blehfunaren. Rrdftii6er aIempuer ln0
Dahbeder. 934 G~ffsgommerce Gtrnbe.
9rabis 1880
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-22
SOCIAL EVENTS

idend of los per cent, one 30 per cent,
one 40 per cent, seven from 25 to 40
per cent and % companies dividends
ran from 10 to 20 per cent. Two Dutch
companies divided 100 per cent, two 80
per cent and two 40 per cent and only
one as little as IS per cent.
The comparatively poor showing OF
the French merchant fleet is explained
partly by the considerable acquisitions
made by the government and other war
disturbances that did not affect neu-
trail countries and were felt far less
proportionately in England because
British owners continued to profit from
outgoing freight which the French fleet
has always lacked. Economic writer's
call the attention of the Superior Mer-
chant Marine council, now in session,
to the fact that French lines have also
suffered from obstructive adminlstra-
ton measures and call for reforms that
have been under discussion for years,
particularly concerning the regime of
French ports, methods of recruiting
French sailors and better interior
transportation to furnish better out
let for freight brought to port in
French bottoms.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-22
PARTY FOR JUNE BRIDE.

Miss Margarete Bergen of GeneseJ,
was the honoree at a beautifully ap-
pointed party Saturday evening when
a group of Rock Island young women
entertained for her at Fejervary park
inn, Davenport. Miss Bergen is the
daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Chr. Ber-
gen of Geneseo and her marriage to
Hugo Greb of Chandlerville, ILL.,, who
is assistant cashier of the Illinois
State bank of that city, is an event of
June. The affair of Saturday evening
was in the form Of a prenuptial at
tention. The table was beautifully
trimmed in pink and white sweet peas
and lilies Of the valley and the Wei
ding colors, pink and white, were car
Tied out wherever possible. Miss Ber-
gen was given cut glass salad bowl
as a party gift. Games and contests
were enjoyed after The serving Of din
ner and Miss Katherine Otto received
the contest favor. Miss Laura Ber-
gen of Geneseo was also a guest OF
the evening, the company being COM
posed Of: Misses Bergen. Katherine
Otto, Mollie Otto, Anna LANCE, Helen
Mielke, Marea Lohse and Mrs. c. Ar
thur SchOessel. The Misses Lohs2 ard
Otto were hostesses to the Misses Ber-
gen during their stay in the city.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-22
SOCIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The Norwegian Willing Workers will
meet with Mrs. c. Roman, 1920 Eigh-
teenth street A. Moline, Thursday aft
ernOOn.
Mrs. Killing and Mrs. L. f. Chris
man of Moline will be hostesses to the
Tri-City Embroidery club Thursday
afternoon in the home of the former,
2002 Sixteenth street, Moline.
The Child Conservation league will
meet at 2:30 tomorrow afternoon in
the Y NJ. c. A. The topic for discus
sion is Household Economics" Mem
bers are asked to make a special effort
to attend, as this is the last meeting
of the season.
The Beta Gamma girls will repeat
the play, "A Girls Secret" at the
Cleland Presbyterian church on Ak
en- street, Thursday evening, May %.
The play was recently given with
much success.
The Helen Gould auxiliary TO the
[. s. W, V. will meet in special ses-
sion Thursday evening in Memorial
hall in the court house to vote in new
members and make arrangements for
Decoration day.
The meeting of the Ladies Aid So
ciety Of the Cleland Presbyterian
church, which was to have been held
Wednesday, has been postponed until
Friday, June 9, when a parcel post
sale will be held and the pupils of
Miss Minnie Graham will appear in
recital
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-22
YOUNG.CAMPRELL.

Miss Mary A. Campbell, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. 7. Campbell, 1929
Seventeenth street and Kenneth f.
Young, son of Mr.. and Mrs. F. ].
Young, 1912 Fifteenth street, were
united in marriage at $3.50 Saturday
afternoon, DR.. H. W Reed of the First
Baptist church performing the cere-
mony in the parsonage. Accompanying
the couple were Miss Agnes Pardon
ana John j. Foley, who acter as rides
maid and groomsman. Mr. and Mrs.
Young left at once for Chicago on a
wedding trip and upon their return
will reside at Seventeenth street and
Nineteenth avenue, where a home is
ready. The bride has been EN- OiOyed
as bookeepcr for her father at the En-
pire Coal office. Mr.. Young is en-
plOyed in the Office of the Pittsburgh
Plate Glass company in Davenport,
The announcement of the wedding
will come as a surprise to the friends
of the young people, who although
they knew that the wedding was to be
an event of the summer, were moi
aware that it was to be at so early 4
late
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-22
SCHOOLS OF CITY
SOON TO SUSPEND
Next Week to Be Occupied With Grad.
uating Exercises for the High and
Grade Buildings.

This morning the doors of the Rock
Island public schools opened for the
last complete week of studies for the
fiscal year 1856 Next week will
bring the closing exercises for gradu-
ating classes of the schools throughout
the city.
All senior subjects in the high school
will be dropped at the end of this
week for all except those who need the
time in order to prevent failure in
their work. The other studies will con-
tinue as usual until Wednesday, when
the class day exercises will be held.
Next week will be full one for the
high school students, as nearly every
day will see some event connected with
graduation. The schedule of events
will be as follows:
Sunday, May 2S-Baccalaureate ser
mon at Broadway Presbyterian church
to be delivered by Rev. j. E. Wilson on
the subject, Following the Highest
Good"
seniors, steamer party on the steamer
G. W. Hill at s o'clock.
Wednesday, May 31-Class day ex-
ercises in the high school auditorium
at 2:30.
Friday, June Commencement ex-
ercises at Empire theatre, with ad-
dress by Dr. Charles H. Judd of Chi
cago university.
Wednesday of this week will bring
the annual field day exercises of the
physical culture department of the
public schools, every school being rep
resented in this affair. 1t is being di-
Irected by Miss Margaret Conger, who
has charge of the girls work, and by
Physical Director E. R. Musselman
who has general charge of the num-
bers given by the grade school chill
!dren of all the schools of the city to-
gether.