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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-10
DEFENDING THE FAITH


der to argue on religion we first must
trace at least a part of its origin. 1t
started with ignorance, then came
faith, and then with defending the
faith" This after 1000 years of the
Christian religion, a religion whose
clergy claim that it has regenerated
a fallen world" But the Christian
religion being false cannot regenerate
the world, for it is the law of nature
that from the false only evil can
spring. So it would be futile for any
man to defend the church. His at
tempt would only show the weakness
of his and their position. The church
well knows that the end of ignorance
will spell their end. We also know
that the clergy are not concerned
with propagating science or progress,
but simply with perpetuating super,
stition. This is their only aim. Their
own records tell the story. We need
not go to their foes for the evidence.
Had the position of the church been
justified there would have been no
necessity for any individual to defend
it. The doom of the church is writ
ten on the wall; their greatest enemy
has appeared, viz, science.
The midnight of ignorance and SUI
perstition has passed. 1t is dawn. It
is almost daylght.-M. Herdan, 1925
S. Troy st
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-10

their naive opinions. And the big
gest joke of it is that all this bunk
is being done legally, lawfully and
some times even religiously.
Wouldn't Jefferson Washington,
Paine and other fathers of this re-
public be proud of the fruits of their
deeds were they alive? 1t appears
that their job is to me made anew.
L. OhowsI<y.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-10

church affairs so long will they be led
by loot Horns.
A lot of educating to do yet. Mr..
Stedman.-W L. 3.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-10
MASTERS AND MASSES

Mr.. Stedman said ne thought he
might be elected, as he did not think
many of the voters were infants, he
was away off. So long as the masters
can keep the masses Erangling owe
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-07

n~e1-l pralss wrs a. a. Pffersou
saar teaa1. f1ry WY APRIL We~ps.
tF re- u1nurrsor woalmnn. ant sly
Love Iaa Core t1 SIC tfrs Viola
EoeE riare Irs = r. gr.Ezs. 50
1rare. anI r.ss Gertrude Hranisau.
enrr. aggregated ere unFrrpoTt
r-1t 'rHs Koch played brilliantly
-I.rfef fa-4 81 ClrI scott. and
E-ltr Tararr.tr hF "a FC'lirt
f-r Gr.err ia GOOD voice sang Dear
tore lens ~n.-~ tIf from Eamsnu
aaf uruaE.- fr ss.af seems ard SITES
H-ar.sar e.1r.T fe# program uifh
grrs7.ar1 t f.sEf Tho program
aa. especially r.sa ere each rra..fr
Hrs atra F1f.F given. rE.It.ff~s real.
.r rrIartf serers .- tre three cities
tF f- n f.- r-"sr~ ffr .r-
tef ger. rtf @ |ef rrf-a.
ar.r.H
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-07
s.FREaLE.rAr,tAn-

The marriage ~ Wise Agnes Hrr
aan Of uaVa1rort ard Eteari
ElebeF'~. d.. son % VI and wrr El
esrf tira~rt~ % tEis city. aas cole
trat~d a. . O'Clock this morning ai
sr Mary Catholic church. Fatl-r
rrt~r ElaeE. th~ rector onciatuE az
trr ceremony They we're acr1mpau
.rd by Wiss Agnes SFrslE and che
sre1m's brother. tawrcuc~ Hrberi~
and q company of frieads gathered az
t1~ ctgrct 60 uiturss the service The
bride wore a F0su % white lace and
sore a fun irnGtl veil held sfrn a
wreath us ors1Ec blossoms. Following
EsF ceremony she wedding party sent
r1 the home 90 Tire EFooms parents az
4sts S.Eth sveaue. utsrr q wedding
breakfass vas served to rrialivss sud
a few Intimate frieuds. Mr and MFt.
HebeFi~ uilt reside iu tGis c.ty where
tsF groom 10 emr,oygd By tar Rock
.sised uFrainE Company
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-07

/ diploma from the department OF IND
state fair school.
Bernard McHush made a business
trip TO Mason City. Iowa. looking afte(
farm Interests
Mrs Ed HultinE left "Wednesday foi
a visit 40 san Jose
Samuel Nelson ls visiting his broth
or. John Nelson. and family at Bata-
via. Iowa
Tho Wednesday club viii be enter
tanned by 3frs. ". p. Boitenstern April
- instead of April Z. as heretofore
announced.
7. r. Reed attended the meeting of
the state association OF the county sue
perintcudents OF highways which con
voncd az Springfield last week.
Mrs. r. G. Conser IS visiting friends
a, fnd'anol1. Iowa.
Mrs Clara Palmer entertained q
few friends In honor Of Miss Ruby
Iarhrad last week.
Mrs. Nelson OF Orion visited friends
a. ambridEe Friday
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-07
CAMBRIDGE

wiss Bessie Atwood spent saturday
and Sunday visiting friends "a Gen
. eser.
Mrs Lars Benson suffered a stroke
% paralysis Friday and Del in q critical
condition.
Mrs Henry talbot and two danEh-
tiers are visiting relatives and friends
10 Gsiva.
Miss Myrtl. Sund1crE visited her
fathers home a. Bishop Hui SUNDAY.
W c. stcirs visited AZ Wyoming
Tuesday.
r. T.. StouEhton. who has been con-
fined 90 his home hy sickness the past
month. Nas able 20 be out Wednesday.
Dell Williams. who has been travel
ing Ia Kansas the past winter. was
called 20 Cambridge last week by the
death % his mother.
Haven Brink OF Alpha. who mas been
confined 90 a.. county Jail. has been
removed 90 the court house and a
nurse % To- attendance. Mr Brink is
suIcriuE from diabetes and is in a
critical condition.
NJ and AIRS. clyde p TAYLOR en-
t-rtaincd the members OF the Baptist
choir az their home Tuesday at "a 6
O'Clock dinner. There were 90 present
and the evening passed al TOO quickly
Tor fhe mcrry-makers with various
auusrmcnts. singing. and progressive
contests
Meadamcs s. q. Swanson. =. : MA.
Ter and Emily Ciarcen visited friends
az orion Tuesday
Charles wiencke visited friends In
the tri-cities Tuesday
Miss ida SNYDER vas a Davenport
caller Tuesday
Mrs. Earl Roberts and son % Val
iey Junction. ioWa. are visiting a. the
home % Mr.. and Mrs. w Roberts.
Mr. Emma i.indburs was called 20
Chicago last week hy the Illness Of
her daughter. Mrs Hanna Lindqulst.
Mrs. Thomas Dyer and daughter
Kathiesn of Portland. ore. are vis-
iiiaE Mrs. Dyer's sister. Mrs. n. l.
AnEsviuc
J. ?. Taibo, made business trip to
Iowa last week
Mr.. J. p. shannon OF wcthersaeld
visited relatives and friends in Cam.
bridge last week
Mra Thor Boitens;ern visited a; Pc
oria "Wednesday.
NrS Christine Soderiund. residing
IN 'he east Part Of town. g. suffering
With pneumonia and - very ioN. Mrs. ]
scderiund = IN her seth year.
Finley Brinkhon has received his !.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-07
SOME PALATAeLE PIES.

The Pie of Five-One large. juicy
lemon, one cupiul of sugar. one egg,
one Eood-sized potato and one cupfUl
o. water Crate the rind OF the lem
on and add the lemon juice and egg.
+ Beat we'll Crate the potato or pun
. through food chopper Stir well with
/ the other Ingredients and then add
/ the w6tere. Place i'm double boil
/ en- or sauce pan and let thicken. and
bake in two gruSts.
4 Brown Sugar -Two-thirds Of a
crpfu' OF brown sugar. one tablespoon
luI of butter and two tablespoonfuls
of milk. Cook until waXy looking
then take the yolks OF two eggs. one
heaping tablespoonful OF flour. Nix ali
together smooth. add to the above in
gradients, cook until thick and add
vanilla Have a baked crust. use
The whites beaten stiT for the top. and
return 10 the oven Tor a minute or
two.
Grape Fruit Pie-First bake a shell
as for lemon pie. then make "a NH
ing as follows. Mix one tablespoon
ful OF Cornstarch in a little cold wa
ter and over this pour one cupful o.
boiling water. To this add the juice
of two grape fruit. the grated rind
and juice OF one orange, the beaten
yolks OF two eggs. and the white OF
one and small piece OF butter. Put
all i'm the double boiler and cook lIn-
III thick, stirring all the time. When
done. put in the shell Now beat up
the white Of the second egg with one,
half a cupful OF sugar until thick,
and spread with a knife over the pie
Put i'm the oven and let Drown slight
~. Serve cold. This makes a delic-
ious pie
Delicious Spice Pie-The yolks OF
three eggs. one and one-half cups or
sugar, one cup of cream. two taOie-
spoonfuls OF -four. two thirds OF a cup
OF butter. one teaspoonfuI of spice.
cloves. cinnamon and nutmeg Mix the
-four and sugar together. then cream
with the butter Add the yolks OF the
eggs. beating thoroughly. Next add
cream and spices. Use the whites for
the frosting.
Molasses Pie-One heaping table
spoonful of grated carrot. one heap
ing tablespoonful of flour. one-half
cup OF sugar. the yolks of two eggs.
saving the whites for the top: a little
dust OF nutmeg. one cup OF milk and
a small piece of butter. Cook on top
or the stove TO fill the pie crust, then
beat the white and brown in the oven.
Turnip Pie-Put two cups OF mash
ed cooked turnips into a basin. add
three-quarters Of a cup of brown su-
gar. three well beaten eggs. two
thblespoonfuls of moiasses. one Ia
hlespoonful OF melted butter. one /
blespoonful OF powdered ginger, ons
teaspoonful OF powdered cinnamon, /
and one-quarter OF a teaspoonsuI OF !
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-07
slUEs ENTERTAIN REos-

The bible class % On" EdEeNood
Haptls, church. tsushf b. ? e. stecn.
have during fhc last month been con-
frerInz 40 attendance contest. the
.rrss being divided infp fte yea and
blue r.fet The contest closed 'art
sunday and the blues vrrr fhc losers.
Test evening az the home Of Mr
sfeen. ESQ.,, Nnth avenue. zoe blues
rarrrr1r~1 fle reds at q iei.-htfui
social session The house una dee
GRATED .H rrI and feis color ers car
rl-I o.f atrrftrr possible 80 m-
r-4mp'r program YES given and con.
.asfr ana Games aerr played rifh the
Brlr~ going tn Amos Mnrtin. Musical
n tr~s wr-s given Informally and
H.e tr guests enjoyed q Lrlshttul
u1r. Dainty rrfrrEhmeufs we're scrt-
81 end che affair uaa much % a slc-
..Fa
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-07
MISS Moss HOSTESS pHt DELTA

rh. Delta Fsi club Girls e~rr fls
guests yesterday afternoon Of Fiiss
BESSIE Moss at Hrr home. go Teaf4
ard other fancy vorE and alfH much
cEsrf5EE so $3.50 tGr hostess served
o. course lunch AZ o. table ahiel had af
.Es efgfTr piece a cut s'ass vase 1f
lovely da11dus. with Eiit nut baskets
sf each place. The z.ris asr~ Invited
rn meet April is eitl Miss Clara Math
.a cess cIfF
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-07

Au~nd4~. NJ heaatifal hose %
ar. y q Au~u. tn M1lnr. uas
thro~n oD@r yesterday POP che ars-
reciprocity m@stinE ~ tas music De-
partmenfs ~ G1s W0uarf clubs q
Roea fsl4nd. Moiias ana Davenport.
snf close % 200 fricsfY ladies saf1-
cred fsf The pr9Erarl partieifaf-f .n
~ u~ubsrs ~ the thrse deDartuenfa.
The proaram vas Eigra iu flr BAN
room % fhs falrd f0or 80 r uaer "a
splendid suf.rre@ roon. fEr acoustics
b@ian especially rood ft-r D. Dr..
san. head ge both fE@ Moline an1 Us.
export department. acted as chair.
fuan Of che afteruoar ara i1 .rfrrisr
inz th@ grgrrau sE1Ee ~ fhr hrnnfr
~ che hrsf fer.grocIfr mrrfIrr BERG
hsid a. tHe bone O.. H'ra HIru. '
waa fh~ oririaafor 1r orc H11r
clubs in the f.Fee ..f.rr art r.. Doc
p@rhaps Doe mefr f1r r1rr
than anF afaeF ore rnutn r @
three cities Fslas az sI unr N
her tlrse ant 9oaeI f1 .arF Hf.
eeuffan Fue pro arfr fsar ore sa.
taken SIZES y ~ aeetr chairman lt
enc Rock tsfaaf feBarrreaf. vas -a...
FL upon f1 Ell se1srfHfrF % ..r rt
~ enc feBarfmsnf Which tr rrp
aenFs. aaf fr r~sso.f.r r9ns- OF .
has beer ae~cmr. .eef a. fFr Short
time siaer lrs arsae'ta''s1 fra N...
q ~smparafieeIT small mre aersa.7
wrs Nffred Wseurr irH. m We
ruaenB0rf FersteE et. Heotr 'ar
fh@ mast- ferfrfHear ri El1r society.
also rrniar sf rar ver. ff carried ar
D. rhaf arsaa Eafes vfe member.
shfp ~ fen SEES If H. r1"eo. Wee
rhairmar af rH+ ffa.frr department
spoke Or rHHr e.ah aat explained .n
aetau ere fire ef s.fG faH. f been
faarn ag ant .ruaTrf .Ir"aEH far
gsar tfts vera Mitchell e.r.rTar
% che STUDENT. frrHrfmrrf ~ fnr 800
ffae club zoe BREEZY 81 rF= ~ort on
ma deoarfmerr .~ vhfeF fre enrol rf
es r8unr musicians srf vt7 ore ta.
aa rearv god Vert f.Fee mIf..t.
lines
Wrs victor FrT FraF ..1.Iaf Yes
= ~ scott saurtan. fIrt Oh 10"
nsr eonfF1ffr WITH Nsf EFr John
soc e. serenfraTfsF rerrrerr'rf ffr
Haca fsfarf Department ant gave
some 81 fhe 9sasf fiets.af numbers o1
the rrrfur wre FrvFmfn shaved
aeaufifluF fwH W.rr fNstt compost
fians gorferr fsrH ar.rrt Concerto
ant ~trrsnfr Ure aenH. song "a
Weirf iaer.V s-lerfaT EE af o.
a. 81 anssr EaesHfHr ure o. q
faehn~r giving rlfe.sfEf .r
Wood br gsrfF aHf rtrr. o.
Rouaff s.rs.TE Both tr rrrs.rr.
g0lre ART ejrF srIerfuf Urf easrtHf
- fhe themes frfss crHre abraham. .
gffnfsfr Miss Ufar.nfF FurnF ..IH .aHr .
traffic art tfre U A. FrfrFaer. sr.
prano rrbrrsenf-t rH~ tfs.ir- depart .
NEST tHs rafmer riaF.es rEacf1rur- Z
bV EarE4~au aaa Romance o.
rschaffavetv wffh sGef frchrfe Fat .
eNpfeesf1a Uuss rUTHfeifT hse n
iovelq voice. sfaeirr Win s1et raider.
ftaniira che asIsfaEioH 90 E.r
DAVE. tv Wrrfrr.-s Stevenson. sst .
LIVES gBrfa e-at- ET Wilson 81 .
Smith. lfass adaa Mitchell srf.aE ss
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-07
"a. w-ITmAS UNABLE TO CONE
TO CITY

q = Whitman % tt.rrEH. ahu arf
t1 have adfrrssed che cisir depart.
merit OF tHr W0mar's rlIh nt thr Npri.
session Friday afternoon viu b. pre-
u~nrrI from aaGrsFFirr fr~ club Boz
cause OF Frr death of RI member o.
ffs fs-TF. Mise lillian uuFrF. prrsi-
dent Hf ere East woiir~ Womnu'F club.
uu rlrr che prlaeiraf address Of th~
r-r~rrver. Ep~ss.uE ~ Plans fnr fHH
annual eurrs eieau.Hp WIrs oHcue
$500 tre- a message ro- every mem
aer and au fu tfr fiur vert profit
sbfF
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-07
scRAPs OF LACE.

Alloyer val lace makes exec lent I'M
derwaists to wear with thin blouses.
The edges of the underwaist are join
ed in a French seam overlaid with q
lace tape on the right side A sleeve
Of the lace reaches half way to the
elbow and holds the shield. At the
waist there Is lace beading wide
enough TO take an inch wide ribbon.
Exquisite accessories in the line of
lingerie pillow covers bed5ureads.
work5ags and tbIe covers mly be
made crcm old embroidered under
clothes. bi0uses and dresses. First
cut a pattern of the pillow cover, bed
spread OF whatever is to be made.
Then cut the good parts OF the en-
broidery into pieces of whatever
shapes they viii allow. and tack them
in some balanced lnd regular form on
the pattern
Join the pieces together with mar
row insertion. or where a scanopea
edge happens 10 come at the johns
whip IL TO the next section. Use lace
edgiug for the outside finish.
AS delicate doilies are rarely wash
ed or cleaned. this is an excellent use
TO which 60 put old embroideries that
viii not stand much laundering.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-07

salt. Mix and bake in one crust like
a pumpkin pie.
Sweet Potato Pie-Bake the sweet
potatoes and cut them in half-inch
slices. put them in d pie pate on the
lower crust. I'LL the plate and sprinkle
with butter and sugar and a little
water. PUT on the upper crust and
bake
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-07
STOP CATARRH! OPEN
N0STRILS AND HEAD
SAYS Cream Applied in Nostrils
Relieves Head Colds at Once.


If your nostrilz are clogged and you
head Is stuffed and you can't breat ne
freely because of 4 cold or catarrh. Just
get a small bottle OF Ely's Cream Balm
at any drug store. Apply little o.
this fragrant, sntiseptic cream INTO
your nostrils and let Il penetrate
through every air passage OF your head,
soothing and healing the inflamed, swoi-
ZEN mucous membrane and You get IN
slant relief.
All how good it feels. Your nos
trils are open. your head IS clear, no
more hawking. snufiing, blowing: no
more headache. dryness or struggling
Tor breath Elv's Cream Balm Is JUS
what sufferers from head colds and c.
'arrh need. It's q DELIGHT,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-07
nAlrnr-AL.lonEMsrEI..

The MARRIAGE of Miss irene Helene
t15ease.n 81 Cedar Rapids t1 Hu-
lard ,iaisrthat % Decatur fcos place
yesterday or the home OF tET brides
rsrrrfs .r cedar Rapids The bride
as aeI auowr On ihis ci'v where she
Ees relatives and where she has tis-
.r.I ~ various times.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-07
SOCIAL EVENTS

visa " an old aunt from the country
az the time g brilliant social gath
erfnE The Girl. toos their parts vel
and the p'ar afforded the audience
much amussmenf \ piano solo vas
given b. Irma Rics. and Madursa i.or-
inr gave a vocal number The girls
sr.d bakery goods ard fancy articles.
fee cream and cake. and realized a
nice sun
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-07
o. s VITA MAS AsNoLo.

Thirty nine members % tho %. p $
E~ainr circle enjoyed tho hospitality
OF ifrs wtr Nrnoid OF Hrr home. 1890
Seventh avenue. yesterday afternoon.
There hrirE no seuigE Cor the circle
ere time uas spent with fancy uork
rut General srciabifity The hostess
served delicious retire. hmcuts. The
neat meeting. April 90. wiii BE- en-
open one az the Masonic truuir
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-07

mo Sunshine Gloss ~ Sort. gar.
r're a7sr-.Fr e.arer. tareft sF tfisF
we-.r. wIr8rr Esf Ft.a.rz save on
ee.re.sIaa .r far raercH which
eHs ef.rt enc U1retrr Nurfs
Ee.r tho s were dressed a.
F-rar.aes .e perfH dresses. aaG Che
sa.r .f r.e play Biased sHsrt ere
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-07
SOCIAL ANNouncEmENTs.

IRE mgrtinz % thc Mothers Sew
. inE cisst az thr West End Settlement
vaies vas "a have brcu held tomorrow
. sffesuooa. has been postron~d until
ftFttrr acties-
teg eouneii nc. IN xhts o. Coium,
1fs. uiti give an Easter ball this even,
ias az t5asouic t~upie Moline
The Ladies AID society 81 TIRE SIC.
tuoriai Christian ehurch viu meet in
'sv ehuFes psrtors t1morruw after.
roca for sors
The me~tiuE % ire social service
GrpaFtasu' - ere Woman's club Eifi
- Bed t1norrov evening IN Library
ball irstrad - az NasouL. temple a.
aer1Geeea Tire meetings Of the de-
paftmsas vii hereafter - held A.
Masonic temple on the second Thurs
DAY evening" % the month.
Ths regular meeting % Lurretis
Garfield tent. Nc -. Daughters OF
veterans. iii meet a. sioiirs sve-
dish Olive hail tomorrow afternoon
az : 20 and rnembers are asked 20 be
n a'ter9azce promptly on time.
Sos o-iv have Berlin cafes boen re-
gEircd 60 close az I. bat iafc ui<ht su-
tsrbza trains and electric -osi cars
srr % b. aboissh~d- AZ one fell rzoop
therefore ths ficriincr has lost his
sarzoss rixht life. as veil az the means
% Ecffinx HON. should he farry In town
IN search % some trace % a. Tor IN al.
fiffoa 20 reduced train and bus ser.
vice the usc % taxieabs hAs been Or
ssre4 eurtsiicd BY two thirds 80 that
tires. f-el and oil nay Be saved.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-07
Knrears 80 ChInese.

While the Chinese do not care Tor
alcoholic drinks. but are addicted 10
opium. the Koreans like strong drink
and do not care for opium.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-07

peaF WIS rbompsor. have been
autnx wff e. rgJgiE mae Or some
time aat have esuad utr Dol Eel i-aE
eus NJ o 60 Wf.a sa9rgas else. feel q.
risat Cor me ts Fa Vifs or.res e.aer
We are aof EN- ftErtt
Csl what a "a a.es sire Col E.ve fol "a
peoaa as.sa f1r his afftasprt
tsr shan 0 hrrsE EFerus company
with ne Frst fssgE mts .r q l-citF
a. 81 win analaerf
eti WHAT veJ.it bel a..- r1 serve as
q birthday party
COP rs &c better s1 sert f present er
give it personally
DOLLY
Ul Yes So wis 9fs-rs
tsl uoat aee sagulsa va. as.
tH vou are snFsEef
tn Naf u ge sG.u vsr.s t1 F1 with
yes tad Yeu sgsI esas 10 see b.m
tu Birthday esse seI Ie- cream.
or coffee ssasvieese GO Salad
CO.. GUaer wsT 1s al fIs1E
petf Ms Thssesea q an a vausE
married wemse and sf 81 NY has.
hands eeopie sisIise me verv naet
rhey see my 1uslaeg ora. sat r-I lla
AL sorts 90 minEs seouf me aaf even
IL ahout @s fa esgt Ife .s ulsera.
bic Cor me We ssvs a lst- boy ts
seems a tsrrfsis laias taaf a marr..,f
msa Gses see sgies 40 fsr bis vie
No matter Wssf bis ttmuY saws ases
SoW thfsS so - tsns fs fae We. as
. coed rsspsetsbie Welaaa
BEoNEN ffEARrEn STE.
A wemsa hss 60 BE- nors thar 70
soectsete - aGks e good wife sac
must frs~s sstFaefiveiy Keep souss
w-fL - ssrsesais sad sYmestsctie.
snd give Der tnsessa pieuty q love
n she Ia a. % tasse ttiszs ere VIII -
Frod mother sises m yea 60 vour
part triaS veu VII have 20 treusIs
nskirx Ne peopfe fike yea snd
sno~ nat year husband vuI tsSs ycsr
part
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-07

ea-
uesF wrs raa1sees am sfsI
81 go aat c have E1ar v5fa fosuE
uas Coz evF years. ssf Er has as last
.tFaeu "r Gown TO 300 rataE if
veg.f ar rst f7r ~r Co.. s1e .r1 r1-
errser ee rre1arf u1 raa tefeE Hr
VIZ. cone nses ts er ssg love rsr as
nae al rvrff
MILDRED
r9a.tst sc ff1 yoa uaa,s safn
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-13

Flight Commander Claude Graham
White fell into the sea off Newport
and was rescued by Il French vessel,
although exposed to heavy fire from
rifles. anti-air craft guns. mitrailleuses
and other cannon.
"All the pilots are safe. Two ma
chimes were damaged The seap,anes
and aeroplanes were under command
of Wing Commander Samson. assisted
by Wing Commodore Longmore and
Squadron Commanders Porte Court
ney and Rathborne.
ct is believed that this is the larg-
est force of air craft yet used In
combination for attack"
Noted Filters In Fight.
The expedition was under command
of Flight Commander Samson who had
with him such noted f1iers as Claude
Graham White, now flight command
n, and Lieutenant John Cyril Porte.
who was to have made an attempt to
fly across the Atlantic Ocean In Rod
man Wanamaker's flying boat America,
bat who hurried home 10 resume his
rank when the war broke out. The
America was subsequently bought by
the British Admiralty for 200 and
may have been used today by Porte,
as he Is known to have been flying the
machine recently.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-13
FARMER WHO
TRIED SUICIDE RECOVERING.

Julian T.. Wilson, thirty years old.
who shot himself through the LETT
breast in the presence of his wife
Thursday night in his home in Hem
rico County after enchanting that
nobody cared for him. will recover.
according to physicians at the Retreat
for the Sick, where he is a patient.
Chief of Police Seay. OF Henrico
County, was passing Wilson'S home as
the tragedy occurred. He heard the
pistol shot and jumping from his
horse he ran into the home to md
Wilson lying upon the floor in a pool
of blood with his wife bending over
him.