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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-27

dance and he has invite - g - be-
cause his own girl lives toe far away
to accept his invitation. ! asked ny
mother and she said that under the
she thought it would be
All right for me to go. What do you
think? I am Is years old aud he is p.
BERTHA.
When a young man IS engaged he
should not 90 with any other girl to
any great extent. II he has several
girl friends and his fance does not
object to his calling on them and TAX
ing them places it is all right for him
TO do SO.
In your case I think it was all right
to accept the boys invitation.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am Is years
old and ! have always been popular
with boys. especially boys Older than
myself. Before the war l had a date
every night In the week and now |
don't have any. get very lonesome
and don't see how I can stand it. The
younger boys who have not gone to
war do not seem to like me. What
would you advise me to do?
BETTY.
Forget boys for a while. There are
enough things to do so that you ought
to be able to ill your time full with
things Of interest which will be help
ful at the same time. Go 10 Red
Cross. They will find work for you
which will be fascinating. At the
meetings you will meet interes ing
people who will keep you lropo pelas
SO lonesome.
Dear Mrs. Thompson Is it proper
to accept money from an employer?
mean for a Christmas present. T, G
Yes, it is all right TO accept money
from an employer as a Christmas gift
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-27
Pancakes for Children.

Raisin Pancakes. Put half a dozen
seeded raisins in tablespoon of batter
and bake.
Orange-Slice large orange one
eighth inch thick; dip rounds in bat
ter and bake.
Bacon-Slice bacon as thin as pos
sible. Dip slices in batter and bake.
Apple-Dip large round very thin
slices of apple in batter and bake.
Graham Cracker-Cut crackers in
half, dip in batter and bake. They
swell twice the original size.
Cornmeal - Slice cold cornmeaI
mush in slices one-quarter inch thick;
dip in batter and bake.
These pancakes require no butter
or strip.
They are even better cold than
warm,
Use little more fat to frv in and
bake little longer than other pan
cakes.
Batter-Beat one egg with egg beat
er; one teaspoon brown sugar. one
half cup water, one-half teaspoon bak-
ing powder, three-quarter cup -four.
pinch salt.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-27
PTune5 Dishes.

Prune Jelly Pudding One pound
pTunes one scant cup sugar. Juice Of
two oranges, Juice Of one lemon two
tablespoons of gelatin dissolved in
one-half cup Of waterl Soak prunes
over night in three quarts water; boil
IN same water until soft: drain. re-
move stones and crush meats; with
spoon add balance of ingredients,
mix well. Put wax paper in bottom Of
bread tin and pour in this. When very
cold turn out and cut in slices. Serve
with sauce of any kind
Prune Custard This pudding il
made from the juice of the pruncs
left from the above recipe. Put Juice
on to boil and when at boiling mint
add three heaping tablespoons corn
starch dissolved In water. let boil
until thick. Rinse a mold in cold
water and pour in. When cold. turn
out of mold and serve with sance
made Of one cup milk thickened with
enTnstarch add q little salt and va
Mia mo more sugar and no eggs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-27
Social Announcements,

The Ladies Aid society Of the Edge
wood Baptist church viii meet foi. the
annual session tomorrow afternoon in
the home of Mrs Roy Schofer. 4316
Seventh avenue Members are asked
to be in attendance as there is i'm
portant business to be transacted.
A private dancing party will be
given this evening, at Odd Fellows
hall by Rock Island camp No So.
Wo0dmeu Of the World.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-27

Members OF the Ladies' Aid society
OF the Second Christian church met
yesterday at the church In weekly ses-
sion Gnd instead of the usual sewing
meeting they spent the time iu prepa-
ration OF the Christmas treat for the
pupils i'm tine Sunday school. 'he au-
nual entertainment being held this
evnnInE.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-27

The members OF the Ever Ready
circle of the First Baptist church will
be entertained at Christmas party
this evening in the home of Miss
Mabel Suudehn 7SS Twenty-fourtb
street The affair is for members and
attractive features have been ar
ranged
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-27
Gettxshnrg Circle Officers.


Gettysburg circle, Ladies of the G.
A r. met in special session at the
home Of the president, Mrs, Bertha
Long. Ia Moline Election was held
and Mrs. Long was reelected 10 her
Office Other officers
First Vice President-Eva Boyle,
Watertown
Second Vice President - Mary
Lundy
Treasurer-Auna Mayne. (reelect-
ed
Chaplain-Mary Leas, (reelected)
Secretary - Mrs. Gertrude Neis-
wander.
Patriotic Instructor-Ros Grimes.
Conductress-Netti Moore
Guard ELLEN Nessick.
Press Correspondent - Gertrude
Neiswander.
Musician Katherine Hegberg
Today the members are spending the
entire day with Mrs. Grimes in Rock
Island, who was recently returned to
her home from the hospital On Jan
uary d regular meeting Will be held
with Mrs. Neiswander. Twenty-fourth
avenue and Thirteenth street. Moline
when installation viii be held
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-27
PARTY i0r Soldier Boy.

Arthur T. Rhodenbaugh 1925 Rock
Island street, Davenport, has enlisted
In the ordnance department of the
army, and reported for service today
at the Rock Island arsenal He ex-
poets TO be transferred to a more dis
tant point in the near future.
Mr. Rh0denbaugh was the guest Of
honor at a dinner party given yester-
day noon by his father. B. r Roden-
baugh, at 1888 West Locust street.
Davenport. Invited guests included
Mr. and Mrs. J. n. Rhodenbaugh of
Rock Island. Mr.. and Mrs. William
McGregor Of Sherrard, H., and Doug
las " Rhodenbaugh of Cleveland.
Ohio l. n Rhodenbaugh is a brother
of B. r. Rb0denbaugh, a veteran OF
the Civil war.
For the occasion the table was deco
rated in American flags and narcissi
and poinsettias Mr.. Rhodeubaugh
was presented with a wrist watch.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-27
Farewell Party for Sergeant johnson.

Farewell Party for Sergeant johnson.
Sergeant Frank L. Johnson. 522
Third street, had a merry send-od
when he returned &c his duties at
Jefferson Barracks at st. Louis yes
Jcrday after q holiday visit with his
family and friends In this city. Mem
bers Of MIR Johnson's family and few
intimate friends gathered at the home of
his brother j 6 Johnson. 1915 Glen
hurst court, for supper and fare
wen party Sergeant Johnson left for
the south at $50, a party of % friends
gathering az the depot to bid him good
bye This is the first visit Sergeant
Johnson has made to his home in i've
months when he enlisted. In that time
he has been promoted 10 the rank of
sergeant and is paymaster at Jener
son barracks.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-27

The bride Of Secretary Of Labor
Wilson's son, William B, Wilson, Jr..
is IN the public eye at the capital.
She was Miss Rosamond Barnes be-
fore her recent wedding. Young
Wilson is q lieutenant at Camp Dix,
Wrightstown, n. J. Mrs. Wilson
plans to establish her home at
Wrightstown, where sae viii assist
IL the canteen which has been estab-
lished there
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-27

Grotto Ladies TO Form Auxiliary.

The ladies Of the grotto members
viii meet tomorrow evening at 7.30
in the parlors Of the Masonic temple
for the purpose Of completing plans
for organization. All wives, mothers.
sisters and daughters of members Of
any grotto are eligible to membership
and they are invited to be present to-
morrow evening TO assist in the for
nation Of the auxiliary.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-27

Dear Mrs Thompson: Suppose a
young man was engaged to q girl in
a different city. would it be honorable
for him to go with girl in his own
town?
I have been invited to attend a party
with a young man who lives next
door, We are very good friends and
have been eve since We were chill
dreH His club is going to have a
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-27
MALTm one
HOME
pDeBLINS|
p2s ELrZABfrl TlIe@pSc

Dear Mrs Thompson ! am girl
20 years old. | used to go with
young man quite steady and then We
quarreIed. | haven't seen him for sew
e-al months He was one OF the first
drafted and We did not speak al the
time he went to camp. ] liked this
boy very much at first. but ne treated
me with such Indifference that get
mad and told him he could not come to
see me any more He didn't seem to-
care bit and he went with another
girl all the time
| have just received a letter from
him saying that he thinks Of me as
the best friend he has ever had and
he regrets very much that we had
trouble. He said that he was mailing
me little package and he asked ne
/ TO accept it and to forgive him for
the way he has acted. He also said
that he would like to start the new
year knowing that We were friends
and he asked me to write to him What
shall I do?
would like to write, but I have for
given him before for his Indifference
and just as soon as he has it he doesn't
/ seem TO care any more
DOUBTFUL
/ Forgive the boy again and don't
be too exacting in your friendship.
Try TO be happy just because you are
friends and refuse to let yourself care
/ when he seems Indifferent and a little
/ too deeply interested in another girl
Accept the gift unless it is IeWelry.
# 1t is jewelry, / think it would be
all right to thank him for it and keep
it until he returns. but in your letter
tell him that you cannot keep it per
manently
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-16
WerSanmnas.9rSabcit.


Tie 8eroouiIngstrdg6eit unO ibre
@eicitieung lit bon alters Der nnO
bleibt pobl oud fir oie 3ufunft eincl
beIiebtc IomGne ser 2oienmeoi5iu.
4orou iperOen oie idGrfIten ailrpiu-
idereigeiebe ni6ts Gnoern. SSn pielen
6Gaen lit an Dem Geriogen Der nor
molen GormtbGtigfeit oie 81 cute
9lusnIbine Der genoiicncn gtobriing
idulO. Gs bIeiben Damn MIR fp6r-
lide 9felte 5uriid, 0ie infol9e ibrcr
geringen W2enge ocn Iorm niht 5pr
SbGti9feit on5uregcn bermogen. 9ei
onoeren ipiclt cine mongelnOc 9elpc-
eing, bieles Sitcn ole 6oiptroac
fir oie GormtrGgbeit. 9l6bilfe ihoftt
oft Oic glcnoerung Der Grnd6rlng,
penn fIeiiCbormc iluO gcmiiIcrcidc
aoit eingefiibrt miro. Tie Shloden
ser @emiiic, 3ercalien itno Siilien-
friibte biloen einen md1tigen gInrtij
fiir bic Gormibleimbolit. Grit no
Die 5elluloiereibc GiGt nerlngt treteit
9Ibfiibrnlittel in ibr Ncdt. gIm be.
liebtelten iin0 nit 8ed)t Die Sliltiere.
Sdon einfohe @oiicreinlGiie iino
lpirfiom, 6eionoers folte linter 60
@roO s.. Gic 6liiiiiefeitsmenge iol
IL bis t1g Nuort betroqcn. gllS 3li-
iob Oient SODA (einpro5entie), Elm
GBloffel &ousboIt. oOer S6mierieiie
9Iud elm GBloifel @iiig tbut bic gIei-
den 0ienIte. Die @oiierfliltiere fon-
men lpoden- iino iobrelong fortgeiebt
meroen, obne 5u idoOen. Sdlifig loI-
len ie a6cr betanntlih in ibrer Nir-
fung nod. Gam cnpfieblt es ii6,
lie Ourd) SeI. ooer @lb5erinflDitiere
5r erieben. geionOers olisg8eidnet
iinO Oieie bel 9ormfolifen. 3wcd-
mGBig lit es, ous Sel porber 81 cr.
pdrmen. Sic Oienge ioa Elm Eint
bis 81 einem Nuort betrugen, BET
ainOern geniigt Oie SGlfte. Gieic
Hotbihldgc roeen fir Die gciuobnIi.
den trouiIden Sale gcniieen. $50
ober nirgenO uelhc ofutcn Grihei-
iltngen am Gnrm nllitreten, iuie 6ef.
tige Golifen iintidriebene S6ner5cn
II. l. 10, Ocri1ume man feline 3eit
nit mibloien ober oft idGOliben @g-
pcrimenten, ionOern menoe Iid) on
Die indberitGnoiee Gr5tlide SteGe.
Tcnn ie6r oiele idpcre aranfbciten
treten 5uerit inter Dem @iIoe Der
Bcrliopfung ouf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-16

lioii5. SrdnIenl WieneircI, einae b
iiialm9 ocs iedsidbrigcn lntern fch-
ten Wioloren, cine Gemcntiiilung oes
5weiten Wiolorcn oericlben Scitc."
Ter 9li6ier iibergob nun bic Stieicr
mo ole 3o6ureitc al Or @oloen-
licin Scr oie Gbeile 5ulommenieBte
mo Den 3obn nit Der @olofiiIlllng,
ionic Den nit DER Genentfiilllng olt-
fonO.
gSic ole 3G6ne eines @t0roers on
ibnl 5lml @crrdtber perOen fonnen,
oofiir finOen mir foleenoes podenOc
8eilpiel in ocm 8ud6e 9lnoeoos. Gin
Eeters6urger 9onfier mar in leinem
@ripot5inlmer ermoroet morOen. Sn
DER gIGbe leiner 2eicbc fono man cine
5erbrohenc Nlcerldounlcigorrcnlpise,
oeren 8ernlteinltiid ieoodb nod ooll-
lt1n0ig mar. @ion bottc 3ucrlt Der.
mutbet Dob lie oem 9onticr iclblt
gc60rt, umlonc6r, oo lie Den Helt ei-
ner lcinen Gigorrc cntbiclt. Der lln-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1tellte nun feit Dob
Der 9erniteiu 5pei oeutlibe @inter-
buneen ollfwieS, Oie Our6 ole 3Gbne
oes &oli6crS berpor9ebrocbt noren.
0ic cine mar tiefer ais Die onoere.
Ole 3Gbne ocS @rmor0eten pobten
in oicie @inlerbuneen nidt binein.
0ic Gigorrenipibe, oie WobrlAeinlid
im 9iingcn 5erbro6en muroe, gebor-
te olio oueenideinlib Dem @lorOer.
Sm 2oufe Scr llnterludune mlir-
Oc oucb Gin Better 0eS 9onficrs bcr-
nonmcn Der Oicien am Gage oes
Gerbredcns beiudt botte, MIR cine
boIbc Stlnoe Dor OemiWiorOe. 9IIs
oieier ieine glusiogen mohte, be-
merftc ser 9fibter, ooB oeilen Infer
Shnei0e5obn fiir5er mar ais Der
rebte, uno er eriucbte i'm Oesbolb,
Die Gigorrcnipibe in 0en Wluno 5ll
ne6men. Ser 3euge erbleihte unO
pei9erte lid entihicoen Dies 5u
tbun; ser 9ii6ter oronete feline Ser
boftling an uno 8Wong i'm oo5u TT
Oic 3G6ne poBten genou in Die Ser
tiefungen ocs 8erniteins.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-16
Sm Qico 1T g9abr6cit.

@ie olliirte ASrele bnt oeutl6e @r'
oberlin9seeliilte aus Dem SieOe
,0elti1lon0, 0ellti6lono iiber ones"
crrotben OaS oie 6eiuOe Oobin oer-
lte6en ooB Gelttidlono iber oIleS
berriben iol[.
0ie Geittiben ionten i6re SieOer
etipas mebr I'M 3num 6olten, oenn Iie
plou0ern i6re glbii6ten 9or 81 oifen
aus un0 Vino eeeignct, beionoers Die
9teittrolen Dor ocn &opf 5u ltoBen.
sic lingen .Sern' i'm Siio' 6as lbo-
ne Sponien Spanicn lit mein Sei-
motbIono." 9llio be3eidnen ie Spo-
nien ais ibre 6eimotb um0 entbiiaer
i6re glblidt Spdnien Dem oeutl9en
9iei6e ein5uoerlei6en. sic finger
ierner: r@om boben SIpmp berat
poro uns Die 6reuoe"; es il! flor,
0oB iie ouf oem Slpmp cine 0ro6tlolc
Station erri6ten molen, Die ibnen
Srenoenbotihaiten ms 2ano berob-
ienoen ioa. @os 9lereIte ober lit oas
bieIoeluneene 9ieo: n3u N}onhlo in
9anoen~, IN Dem iie Ole itolienilden
@inpo6ner pon N}nntua einfo6 ais
9onoe be5eidnen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-16

in 0cn 9lrgonnen nobe 9oIonte, bo-
ben mir nit @riolg lle6erfdue ouf
Die fcinolihen Sdiisenardben inter-
nomnen imO @eiongeue 5uriidgc.
brad)t."
9riten ma hten erfolg-
rei6e lteberfolIe
2onOon 10. SuIi. Sin bellte
uusgegebener oifi5ieaer geriht OeS
britiihen Observation-Disclosures idgt
6oleenoes:
n@dbreno ser lesten 93nht lpiel.
ten iiA ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS iiiooit-
lid BON SnOrincourt ab, Die 5it llnle-
rem 8ort6eil Oerlieien.
llniere 9I6tbeilllngen iinternobmen
erfoIereihe lleberi1ne in Der ytod-
boridoit bon gunecourt unO 60
Ore1e mo iiioli1 ppn glrmertieres.
9torOoitIiH bon 9lrmentieres iuuroe
Elm gorItob zines ocutihen Ditohe-
ments bon uns 5uriideeibIogeu.~
2onO on ipriht pon reger
6Iiegertb Gtigfeit.
Comb on, 10. Suli. - Britiihc
6Iieeer boben no6 oem beite ylad-
initial oerofientIibten ofii6iellen Be-
ri9tc oeS britiI6en glrneebollptqlior-
tiers in oen teftigiten 2uft-&dnpfen
felt geginn ocs arieges ole Oberbouo
bebolten.
gluf Der britiiden 6ront in 5ranf-
ieiH wuroen am TonnerItoe IA oeut-
ihe gleroplone berllntereebolt imo t6
pilrOen beihdoigt. 0ie BerlilIte
ouf britiider Seite beitonOen in ueun
Woibinen,
Tie Dlittbeilltne fG6rt fort:
n5einoIide 9IbtbeiIungen, Die Der-
Iu6ten, unlerc 2inien weitlib BON
Queont 5u erreiden, puroen ourh
unier 6ciier 5eriprengt uno 5uriidge-
trie6en."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-16

Scr Oahu ais %crr6t9cr.
@cuu oic 9'crionliArcit eincr Sci.
d5c, ole 6ci eineni llngliidsiuu oOsr
&er6reben pollig oeritiintmelt ipor.
oen lit nidt ieiiaeiieat peroen fom'.
Damn bernog oft elm 3obnor5t ais
iobpcritdnoiger 3eu9e ben SdIeier
oIIein 5u liiften @ldu5eno bat iidb sic
3obnbeiIfiinoe in Oieier 6inlicbt bel
Dem 10 iberaus pcrbdnaniBOoIleu
9ranoe 0cS Barrier @o6lt60tiQfe
9a3ors on A. Wldr5 1897 bcipd5rf
iuo6ei IL Nicnidcn oid Die iNredlitb.
iie @eiie ibr 2eben einbiiBten. Sic
meilten poren formIoS berbronnt,
uHo GA es audi an &leioern unO
Shnnidiohen feblte, nit Oeren 8iilfe
oie 2eihen b1tten crtonnt uer0en
f0nnen 70 na6m man ieine 3ufllidt
81 Oen3o6ndr5ten, Ole einige Der nibt
mebr erfenn6arcu Spfer Der Sata.
itropbe in ge6onoluug ge6o6t 6otten.
gIui Oielc g9eiIe iuurocn inter anoe.
rem oic lleberrelie Der Ser5ogin bon
9uencon m6 ser ,@rdfin bon Billie.
neilbe iOentifi5irt.
g8ie ipihtiee Gienlte unter llmIton.
Oen oie 3a6nheiIfltnoe nod oieIer
&idtlmg in Griminolidacn Iciiien
fam, oofiir liefcrt Or, Osfor 9lmo.
coo, Eroiciior al scr nGcoIe 0oonto-
tecbniqne" 81 Noris, IN ieincn 9ude
Sic 3abn6eiIfunoe in ocr geridtIi.
den @eoi5in~ cine glci6c bon horof-
teriitiidcn 9ciipiclcn bon oencn mir
bier oie bcmcrfenSipert6eiten pieoer.
ge6eu pollen.
Cine ie6r mibiige GoGc ipielte oie
3obnbeilhuoe bel 0cr @ntOedling Oes
W1oroers BON Or. George @arfmon
aus Bolton, cinenl bcfonntcn @obI.
tbGter ser 9lrmen. Sum lebtenmal
batte mon 0en Coftor am Iodlnit-
toee ieines @eribwinoens I'M mcoi5i-
Iniiben Goneg Ger Sorporo.lInioerIi-
tat in geeIeitlne ocs Or. Sobn @eb-
tier, oer ais @rofelior ser G6enie an
Ser genonnten llnioerlitdt pirftc, 9e-
ieben gaIo oorouf fliiiterte man
iidj 81. ole Wiouern Scr llniocSStGt
oerbdreen Gin @ebeimuiB, nno in Der
Gbot fonoen ou6 Die nit Der Inter
luhunq betrouten @eomten in eineu
2oborotorium oeS 0r. g9ebiier gebo-
rieen @epoIbes 9beiIe eines menicb-
Iiden &orper lome Gol6entiihcr
nit oen Synitidlen oes Or. @ebIter.
@eitcre glodbforitbuugen fii6rten 81
Der gnt0eding cines menIhlibe1
9humpfes in einer E1ccfiite. 9luBer-
Dem fon0 man in einem Nfcn meni6-
li6e &noNcniliide Dor. 9cin Ebcil
miroe ooppelt ocfnocn ltno oorauS
IieB iidl icltitcIlen. ooB Oic oufgcfm-
oenen 8beile o1e cinem uno Ocmiel-
BEN mcnihlihcn &orper ongeborien
mo nidt 5weicn o0cr me6rercn. @s
tonnte ieooh nibt nit Sider6eit be-
ipieien perocu OoB cs 6ie Oes Or.
Fortmon icieii, INN 10 meuiecr. ga
Ser aopf Die 9lrmc, Die beiOcn sSiiBe
unO oos Sein bonn anie ob fe6lten
unO Der 6lmo IN einen meOi5inilben
Goleg 9enadlt mar, po Seftionen
sum 3mede onoiomiicber un0 onoerer
Shioien tdelib borfonllnen.
SSn ser gIid)e oes Giens ion0en ii6
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-16

ciua IA @run Cjolo mo ci mcnid.
limcr 3o1b Scr cine @06hmo bottc
unO ouibeiueno oeiiiat oelpcicn mar;
feruer orei 3o6nileild506ne nit 0Cu
GromponS. ober obne Oie @oloplottc,
MORAN oieie 9eIot6et gclpcicn worcu
uno cine 9roBe Wlen9e bon &nocbcn-
reltcu, ole eineni ShGocl ongebor
ten @iuige 9ruhitiide bonn llnter-
.fieier iuoren 6eionOcrs OclltliCb 5u CT
|fenncn. Sin 3o6nor3t. Gr. &cep,
Der in Der 6anilie Oes Gr. &orfnan
cine louge 9ieibe BON So6rcn icinen
geui ouseciibt bottc, lnterinAte ole
Niineral566ne unO erfonnte lie ais
Dor 0rei SSobren bon i6m angeiertigt
Gie inn Dien porgeiun0enen llnter.
fieIerltiide puroen 5ulommengcfilbt,
mobei iid 6eroisdeQtc, Dab iie &C.
nan 81 Dem bon Or Secp gemadte1
MioOell poBtclt OoB oieler iiir oie
9lnfcrti9rng Der fiinitli6cn SABINE
pom 9icicr oeS Or. Bortmon genon-
men 6ottc, Scr &ieicr botte egc
Ic6r ouifollenoe @eltolt, mo leinc
lle6ereinitininlung nit Dem WioOeIl
mar 10 in Die 9liigen lpringenO, OoB
man es iln5peifelbait nit Dem Sic
fer OeS Or. &arfmon 81 t6lm botte.
Ir. aecp 6ebauptetc nod, lpcnn CT
Ooilel6c fiinltlihc @e6iB irgenOmo,
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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-02-22
EAST SIDE NOTES

Sen. T. H. Peterson has introduced a
bill in the upper house Of the Mime
sofa legislature providing for the al
lowance of deputy clerk hire in certain
| counties of the state.
Alva L Jones was in the city today
from his farm southeast of Moorhead.
Arthur Askegaard was a visitor from
Comstock last evening. T
c. s. Pilot. cashier of the Baker State
bank, was Moorhead visitor last eve
ming.
e. o. Studlien. the Kragnes township
farmer and potato dealer, was a bust
ness visitor in the city today.
e. g. McCabe came up from Baker
last evening to visit his father, Thos.
ern hospital.
Afford King, the Frazee ditch con-
tractor, was a guest at the New Column
bia hotel last evening.
John Vinton, who is spending the
winter at the home farm in Kragnes
township, is a Moorhead visitor today.
Alex. Richards came in from his farm
In Kragnes township and was detained
by the storm until this morning, when
he returned home.
The board of governors of the
Moorhead Automobile club meet in
the Office Of George L. Walker, secre-
tary OF the club, at 2 o'clock tomor-
row afternoon to formulate a protest
to the legislature against the pro-
posed So annual license tag tax.
Mrs. J. F. Mcdonald, of Ulen, was a
visitor at the residence of Sheriff Nc
Donald yesterday.
H. @. Burrill was guest at the New
Columbia last night and this morning
went to Hawley in connection with the
new newspaper deal in that village.
Louis Miller is up from Holy Cross
township today. He is very much in
terested in the defeat of the Lee bill
which would interfere with the farm
bureau work in this county.
The Ladies' Aid society of the swed-
ish Lutheran church will meet tomor-
row afternoon at the residence OF Mr..
and Mrs. H. L. Landblom, 374 Eighth
street south, Fargo.
r. w. Guam. a young Spring Prairie
township farmer, was among the guests
at the New Columbia hotel last night.
The Houglum Furniture Co. is. having
two hanging balconies erected in their
store to afford additional floor space.
Each of the balconies is forty feet long
and ten feet wide. This will give about
500 feet more room.