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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-01
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Davenport eilfaetrpffen nto imA9Iad.
lapf @otefs a6geitiegelt. ST biaIf lid
bier in gerbitl6lills nit oel1 in
@ulOcs acridt Dor 8lltoestidtel
iMiartln s. ssatr 33eit perbatlOel.
5ttelt SAL Don S20s6DQ,O 900 alii.
3aflreide 8apel1rprter aperoen iid
nod Der ldarfelt politiid)en &al1l:
fl5}aallte ocs 9ialn1er ulro tgudtte1
GNablseaels 9cgen sic amlbibatut
Don gaSnfs S. @rpall entiinneu. .@oll,
6reo 8. ebllalm er5ffl1ete letter
3eit Die &antpdgne in SRlem Stunte
nit elmer glall5eroen 9feoe III. Ia=
penpnrT.
&err 2efu11al1l1, meld)er: lid) ieit
10 Sabren nidt n1ebr III Iape1rpori
altfgcbalten bot Oriirfte eitie Mller=
fellrntng ii6er Die por5iiglidcn So.
tells, @anfen mt6 gutgpflolterteu
Straben aus.
Inter 0er MominiitrQtio1r 0es
GraiiOelltenssdft b%ef(eioete er s1pei
Safre bds Mn1f ciltes General Soil
ritors1 obmobl ct tets Gemnfrat
lDarS
Spafer wl1rOe BON YraiiSent @il.
lon ihr @erein anti @itdlte 2oll1ar
5lll einnem Ser ghieosridjfer III oe1l
nlerifaniiden @irrelt terl1al1l1t. all1l
Der &plrfcrei15 betbeiligten It6 6er;
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lielt 11nb @IiIe. ,2
ST nerttrtiiff bier Sic 3es Moiiaes
l11liolr setnliiltal gobn a,llO Sic @i1b-
bel bpiI Nlecainess sic bon Ser
Milualtfe ailllb Der @abaIb 8u1ll
altf $2Os000,00 Sdubenerlab oer=
flaaf mltroc. NllBeroem pertritt S
g. Gariib bon Ies Moiltes bieSlM=
flagte @ubn, 1pabrenb oie Hdgeriiden
@a9relt bon Gbicagoer glntpaltcrr e=
pralel1firt iino.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-01
HdStnYort, SOMA.
sDes yluslafoes sehSrte er al, li,tlo but
ponssihnen bsrfats6ste gbruus.n erz

Des gIusla1oes getbDirte er ail mo bat
poMsibnen serfdts6ste gbruug.n er-
fabrsit I
s ne FAB / 30 re bseutf DE
5elobruderei iTin ettem gifenbabn.
aug oreier acknowledgements Ma.
gen auf einem @aterbabnbpf oes
ipeitli1en Rrtegsldauplabes unteraes
brddt. 0ieie 6elbbrudersi arbeitet
nit ei1em 51liiter Be1nainmotor
illnD elmer Noris SdneupreKe. gs
finb a~usnobmsIDs BaDern, Sic bort
orallben bitter Der Tront in iener
4einbar pergefIeren @iiteripaqe,,
balien Elm Miindener Sngenieur ais
geiittgsr Mheber unb teaniiatr 2eiz
ter beg Gan5sn, Elm SBea,nter 0eS
baperif9en 5tdates, Der ben Druid
iiberlpaht. eth Oberoruder nit leutz
nantsrang, 5fpei gbaufisure, Ell
Sdlpner, ein @lsttrote1niter, cine
Mn5abl 2itbograpbsn. sgdt miinhe=
rid. iinos ol4ie ufs Ste
49, w X w A!tga ElysNS#AXv35l x0eUue
Madl.in1aN 9smsininm einse11pmmlettlI
TT, ftredt ii@ ales auf BET Waqens
bant auS, Die s3itber lpirb aus oen1s
gepddneb beruntergelangt ebenfo Sic
8ltarre BON Der Warb - uno mitten
i'm 5etnoeslan0, 5fpiI1en raueisree,lz
ben 3iigen unb toblenoen Qofomott,
pen, flingt .unb Itnst es, als befanoen
lt q bic 5eilne9mer alf Der Rnorrz
butte poer I'M tirolii9 : baberii@en
grenaoorf @brpaIb. uno bonn miirb
libel er5ablt:: pon Der Mbfabrt auf
gdbnbof Munden : 2aim, BON to-
ten 5alding gu 9auie. bon Ser @tis
hahn an 5ubelfelb, rno Oh mor1 aur
&urtsen 9ttoberpit1' pieber frieb=
lid gu 5aufe iei!
Snnur einem ebr t1ei.
nen pro3entfaB Der 5dlle nirb bas
Muge nirtlid Blind. Dassgen ldBt
Itd in Der groben Mebrbeit Der Jdlle
ment9fters Elm bober Grab bon @ebz
traft miebergetpinnen, unb in mans
den Jdllen ipirb bieIe 70 aut ipie
nolltomnleh normal. Warum alio
['6 fogleid zee ger3p.iflnng binge=
fen?
Gs gibt Sd nsesden n, oie fuit
taubengrobe gier legen. @n bic
Mdatfdnede, tus 6eren f9Dn genus
terter @4ale in Mngola Wortugie-
fid : @frita) Mii5en fabrisiert
!perben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-01
@atterie erfalt bas critic McdMh.

Sl Ser Mrtnorp @alIe an WeIf S.
iStraBe 5tpilde1 M1ai1t 1ltb graSb
Strnbe tpllrbe gelter11 bas er1te bret
5oqige @eId)iiB ollfgcltelH 9as Sc
ld)ilb entipridt 0en belltldeM uI0
fran5Diiidm u Millimeters@elHii=
ben. Gs fp1troe tit Sem Materpliet
Mrienal bergeltel(t, tragt biie offTi8ieuc
go. 263 lnl0 niegt 785 9funo. 3ie
anOeretr orei @eidiite, 1pelde sur
9atferie geborer, neroe11 1ro6 i'm
2altfc 0ieler @ode eintreHen.
Captain 3on S. @perS uno Sat-
nior Sberlelttnant 81. sc. COMPTON
linb geitern i'm SSltterelie ser @atte=
RE l1a1 @eit CELEBRITY gefobren.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-01
@pdscitsglpdel1.
81 els StieR.

~ ALA
SSrdltlein Selma Meismaltn bon
3ape1lport ap1r0e geitern Morgcl1 in
Der ct. Solepb's Stride ourb Nfnr.
rer Nel1ies bon Dem Neoemptorijten.
Sroen NIT Serrn gotpor0 StieB bon
lSasfatdenan, ganooa, getral1t
Irol5el1gel lparcr1 SSraiiltllein Mnrie
2oonebu6 l1a16 SEER Suiepb @aIie:
ling. 3as 4aur miro cine SSarn1 in
Canada bepirtbidaften.
Dengler 9ffermsan II.
SSral1leil1 lgS1a 6. Delgler, eine
Spd)ter bon Serrn unb Jral Grnel1
3c1gler bon 3%abe11port, murbe ge.
tern Wittag bl1rb Srieoensrii6te1
Nbil. 1ol1m IN 6eiien office mil
9errn elmer g. Sfiernalt1, ei11enr
Sobne bon Serrn n116 Jral1 Ser.
mann SHernlurn bon gloribge, ge,
trout. Ser Srol1l111g mob,1ten Dit
rad)ltc1 Jmilienangeb0rige1 BET
@eltern Ibeno folgte cine Sod)5eits.
feier. Gus jll11ge g6epaar tpir0 eine
5arm III Ser 9aabe bon glorioge &c.
mirtbidaften.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-01
Mcncs npn Scr Gplisci.

8. S. Moberts mtr0e geiterl1
gl6elo bon Noli5ilt Mlger meger
l1e6ertretllrtg Ser sllltomobil= g eIeud}=
lungs r0inan5 pcrbaftet.
Son Ben 9oli5ilten Gablqriit inns
WeDer lpl1r0a geltern Nad)mittae
9orrp 2anapitb megert 9iebitaDl Ell
mes 9nrr0es perboftet.
San1es 9'8rien murbe bon .YoIi=
sit E9omplon apege11 Irunfenbci1
per6aftet.
8oli5eiy5craeant @alter Son1eDel
berboftete geltern GEpIter 2al1er me.
gen ltebertretllng Ser Nlltomobil=Sr.
DinQn5.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-01
sl,ts ogni Gcrid)t.

Seinri6 @neE Seltunneutsbon.
itreder ser NNdfolfenld)aft BON gos
Uterine MoeaNfelM, bat bilrdy Nl1ipaI1
Mlfre0 g. Malelier leil1c,t sdlnBbe'
5ridt ll1tcrbfsifen lallen: I'll 1.
Mpiltu 8fepes gpfnhiiuoerin BOT
S@opurb, Ilneg ultn sssofM aiiiileetl3
bat 2bulrh Die MitDiilte golliiager 11lr>
eelpd i1rem 5. s8eridt llnterbreitG
io5ien.
9fid)ter S. .. aetts bat Mnnie
0'elt5el Die 5dyei0lng bon ibren
Msat1lt, CHARLES @cn5el, geqpabrt. )
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-01
pie aarstt
4robufte.

gbica q $50. Sunni. Mei5en NV
106B Suli, 1922 sept.
8orn - 1872 Sllli, 1925. Sept.
Safer mn 4434s Still, 371h Sept.
@etrei6e fit 81 80 SO. 2 rotber
@interrpei5en 126-t2S; geo.2 aortl
Starloar0 6afcr 49.
Noggen - go. q III.
@erItc - 67-72.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-01
9ie @eer0ial111a bon &err1

I1e Weef01glll1g Don Serrlt s.
s. Davenport miro beute Nadmit=
tag lin 5mei l1br bonn Samiltcnbeim
III 2eGlaire aus auf 6em bortige1
5rie6bof ltattii110en.
Die gils Jorol Company bon
gdp. 1902 8eit 2. 5trabe, meldR bon
9errn lll0 Srall &nrrp Da. @ins ges
fil6rt tpur0e, lit faltflib nj bcn @elib
bon 5ralllein Warp 81. IierneD iiber.
gegangelt. Ser Saul tritt am geuti<
gen Gage in araft.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-01
9lns sem Goli,eiacridjt.

6. McGartbp mllroe geitern Wlor=
gen bon. Eoli5eiridter 2ol1is 6.
&oooelpig SIT flint Iogelr @efal1gniB
Der1rt6eilt.
@egen Irltnfenbeit ml1roe Setter
ion Soil allf 5ebn Soge ins @efdl1g=
ntB geididt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-01
@ie9 NIB 9robiiipnen.

G1icoao, 80, Slrni. Minopieb-
I8rfubr $1,000. Stiere $6.75-9.6O;
Riibe lln0 &in6er $3.25-9.0O; @Gl-
Der 81. 100000.
Sdapeine 3nfubr $4,000. Set
.5n $6.95-7.90;; 5l1n1eiit gu $3.50
$50.
@dafc ~ 3uflybr 10000. gtetig
81 so; 2dtnrler $7.25 bis
$500.
@ciliiecl 1917; jnnae Siibner
Butter = Creamery 22-27c.
gier ~ 15-161Ac.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-01

E%rofelior S. g. 9inncp BON
Grnte-g bl6atnngsblreolt Ser Gat11,
oesregierln1g balt lid) 5ltr Belt ii
scott Golntp allf, 100 er M6id)1bun
gen Der beporltebcnoen grnte inter.
11inlnlt. Sei1 @ebiet 1ln1faBt 81,
staaten Soma, Sainois ul1b @iscon
iin.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-01
Giiniuano gescn Ginlnltsbefebl anf.
rcdlt crhalfen.

Mid@ter %. S. Iol1ega bielt ge-
ter1t ssadanittog int Scott Goulltp
DltrMfsgeridt Sen pol Staotnlttpalt
gaa Sur1bah Matnencr gfa6t
entgebrndtcn @ilmam gsegen ben
girboltsbefebl eines tSSitblas Gbouf=
ffelirs ditfrebt.
Gent 9eflogten nltroe i1beiien eli
1te Sriit bis gum 6reitag getpa6rt,
maiibrenS auelder 3eit cine mlten-
0iirtes a4flassidrift b~interleaen Iaflell,
fam. sSn5iuiiden blei6t bas aegen-
marttiige lbfo1ua1tert 5tDiiden ben Sit
g6aiHfenlren 11to Der 5tabt IN
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-01
stencru sn bent Tpllbs fit ltnnG.
ss:ss3 hingiafcitsfeiers bci.

Sir Oie ont 1,aiidfilateBlr Wtpntag lit
bet beiSen groBen heliael Narfen
itafffiit0eflben SeierlIo es ~l1nabbd1l=
aiafeitstages ii1uo bisIoi1g iiilfber 500
ENLIGHTENMENT apuroelt.
as IrrangementsfMalite bat
SSelterfperf l1llo tauieltOe BON alneri-
faniidelt sSIaggen fiir Sic oil Der Set
er tDeilIe6n1elroel1 Aiiloer s%gefalft.
sSl1 mclbrerell 8eidNften Ser Staot
lur1 Salilflel6iidlle n dilfgeltelf, I'll 1T Sc
itelt ieoerSici1t Sderfiein laiiem fan1ls
Mtn gsltrigen Gage liefen Die folgen-
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-01

gen. gr miro iih icbt bier Ser Mo=
pofatelrpraris mi0l1en. Seine ao1tz
llrltations5inln1er ibefin0en iih 3O4
atl10 3O5 Central SficegebGl1oe. SSH
llosffen1 bob er it ieil1em @erllfe 10
sserfulgreih ieilt apirb, mie iein l1r=
arbkbnter @ai1g A9 Rlein1er Glaul1el1,
euis gayroBpatera gn,It Glol1iiel1 111o
5eis1sleioer 81 ril4 Der torbener @a=
ef FREQ @laulia1s
gilteal Seirntbs grlarbnib=
ideil1 crbieIfen: %. Is. 9ongum n11o
Negina Ginger God SsIano.
s(m 90. GSltl1i more1 so Sabre
!perfloIlel1, leitoem SEER sSobl1 S.
Gei11ers bon A0af a1loll, McGIeaan
SeigJbbt III Iapenport ieillel1 @ob1t=
.si1iits allfIdlltg. Ser Heilners ml1roe
asa1t11 3 sllpprils1 S43 in Marnc in Sol
enit gaboren. Nadyoemr er bas auuf=
dnat1llsgelper6e erler1lt l)atte, fonn Ell
inn Suffer bon % Sa6rel1 l1dd] Sen
gereinigtel 5taatelt. Sic eritc1
paar Morate arbeitete er auf elmer
6arm in Ser gaabe bon 1apenport
ltl10 erbielt 0ar1lt enc Mnlteallr1g als
Glcrf in Der giiienrpaarcnbunolung
Don Bouts Sa1tIieit. 0prt arbeitete
er anoertbal6 Sabre 1tl1b no6m ba=
ral1f cine Stalle bel Ser Sifles 1tr1b
Rreton Company ga11, Sic oatnals
cine 5er gr0btelt gl1gros-giienmoa
relbanb1ltngell I'M m1ittleren @elten
1par: 9eab dedsmorotiger Mrbeit III
oieler @elsflidaft madlte er iid III
9fod SSssldllb lelbitaroig lu1o febrte
pater na6 Ser Sicfels inns Grelton
COMPANY 5uriid. Sim 1. Sula1ur
1871 nerleirat6ete ct iid NIT Iral1=
lcin WearD g. 9el1fmal111, elmer 5od)=
ter oes %perltorbel1en @errn S. 6. 81.
1e1fnal1l1 bon Ser befanl1tel1 6irl11a
Don @eDer6altler 11116 3enfmQlll1.
ssslr 0en1lelben Sabre eroffnete or Gin
2lrnbergeld)aft 5u Gio in &nor
County, blie6 sort aapei Sabre nno
fe6rte Johann, na6 Mpd Sslall0 5lt=
rid, no Ell itd NIT Der glod Sslo11o
2ltnrber Company ioentifi5irte. 8or
feds Sabren 5og CT iidl in 0ell mp6l=
pcrOiel1ten Hltbeitano sltriid, nad)oen1
er IN Oieiem aan6e it6er 40 Sabre
geldaftli6 tbatig NOR.
SS1 Burlington, So, lit am
Montog M6e1O SER @iliam 9e1rp
3api0iot, GDefrebofteltr Ser oI6c
Safpfygpe", I'M Sitter bon etlpus iibcr
#52 Sa6ren %geltor6en. ST ge10rte ser
3eitnl1g lett oeln Sabre 1889 an l1no
befleioetc Ben iebigen SOFTEN ieit Is
Sabren. @eim lesten @ed)lel bes
@elises Der 3eitnng ml1roe CT Qlld)
1ireftor, Mftionar inns 8i5epraii6ent
Der MISUNDERSTANDING.
Die %91eiiell0en g0por0 Conc
gan bon geo. $500 Sarriion straBe
,1l1o @.T. @ildriit mtroe1 am so111i=
tdg BON 2angfinger1l ollf eirem
strabenmaaen Oer Gladbupf Matd)
Tolper 9inie I'M ll1gefdbr $50 mo
a%pertbpolle Gapierc beltollen.
81. s. Miobr, 1pcIder in Ser 9eai-
be bon glori0ge cine 5arm betreibt,
brad)te geiterlt bic critic 8agenlooung
1lel1er a~artpffcln Don ieiller SSurn
1lad6 bier allf Sen Warft. Sic Dies=
jabrige &artoffelerl1te miro cine ser
aroBten ieirL bic iemals in Scott
GolntD ltattgefunOen 9at.
Gle epidemic ser Sciltide1
5liege, lpeld)e bein 9eailm 0es Iriib-
,jaDrs IN an0eren Ibeilcn Dcs 5taa=
tcs betrad)tlidcn Sdaoen a11geridtet
bat, 5at 1lrll alt6 Scott County
erreihf.
@erdonts gransfer & gtorage
60. selepbon 855. (Mn5.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-01

Heber etne inter.f.
lante @befGGisbrrng nirb .aus Mun.
bagleS I'M 8lbarer Romriat, lngarn,
f%olaenbes gemetbet: Ser bort anIdis
figegantbeamtg Peter MprnDe Iat
te f9 NOD par Rrtegsousbfru,dmii
Der 9odter cites ange1ebenen Gi1nlz.
ippbners, r1o11lsts Sogjer, perlobt,
bic Srauung apurbe iebp@ infolge
Der Ginfteuung bes 8rdutiaams IN
6os Seer Deridoben. 30. gina its
5elb, tdmpfte sals Selb unb seicp.
nete li9 b~elpnbers Bel 9turmanarifz
fen aus, nobei5er BON etltem SGrap<
nell an Jube fhner perpunDet
puroe, 10 bob bteier amputiert
nerben muBte. Nfs Wt. gebetlt lpar
unb tiir5li@ III bic Seimot 3uriid.
tebrte, empfing i'm feline Braut nit
Dffenen Nrmen, ibr 8ater aber fppn!!::
te BON 30. niAts nii1en: er el.,trte:
sGinem &riippeI gebe i@ meme Spdz
ter nt6t!!" N1es Bitten BALI nihts,
Der 9oter blitb babei. MA .yu,n
Die 5ohter Spn ~. ni4t ablieB,
lam bic @adt bor baS Waifenami
beg 8ibarer &omitats, bos Ben ga.
tsr Der 8aterredte fir btr1uitig ers
lldrte unb be ginpiutgutta aur
9eirat CAB, bic benn au9 unter Sem
sS6uBe bieies Nmtes ftattfanb.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-01

port @ofD lit eft i'm SABRE
1850 gegriin6sf boroen.
Die 8ulgaren batten an Der
Sf6utalbIdaliris 10000 gbolera,
fa1e.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-01

S1 Ser GottageSes 2etro=a-
l6ano GlllbgRbeim @atd Conner ba6e11
1id ieif ser Dor ei11ems Miio,tat erfolg-
tert Groffalii,g 1917 Dld0den aufgc-
balten. M gdmimnlelm Ser Ser,
einigl1ng 5ablt iebt 81 Mitglie0er.
Sa1nes 2ambertlal, apeld)er
friiber N Der Soma National ganf
allgelteM NOR, lit SIM gi5epraiiooett.
ten Scr 5plttb Gafota ga1lfers gllio<
citation ertpdblt aporben. q, sssS
Or @afer, 8abnor8 @bitofer
Building. ((slns.)
Ole NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bon 9Th.
.0olpb 8ranbt bon 600. S24 @e5t 9.
IStraBe lit at fei1tert 8rl1ner M6olpG
9ronot ii6ergegdllgen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-07

when some one whispered 10 Lady Tevy
that Malvina had sometimes been per.
suaded to appear In amateur performances
in New York, the stately gentlewoman
first nibbled and then bit.
Nlalvina Finally consented, She was
distractng, dazzling. radiant in her tri.
umph. The benefit was an immense sue.
cess and made a lot of money for the
soldiers Pictures OF Malvina. who had
the leading land mlsleading) role, ap-
peared in all the prints; her property"
family tree was verbally "shinnied up" By
important critics.
The grandniece Of the great American
poet. Longfellow," said the London illus
trated weeklies. printing copiously full.
page photographs of the former Miss Long.
fielder
'Pro-Belgian, not Pro-German," ran a
full-pagc headline in the ultra patriotic
London Sketch. Underneath the charming
photograph of Malvina the Sketch solemn.
~ congratulated the English public on 1t
last getting an American actress of un-
impeachable American family who had no
German sympathies or conventions what
ever!
Malvna had arrived. Fern Rogers WAS
avenged!
Malvna Lonsfclder. conqueror OF
Britain, is the daughter OF a New York
mechanic OF German birth who never for.
got his old home on the Rhine! So ar
resting is her beauty that Charles Dana
Gibson, passing her upon the Avenue,
stopped. begged pardon, introduced him
self in crisp fashion and asked her TO pose
for him. Malvina did-also afterwards for
Fisher. Christy, Phillips and HUT. She Is
the only woman who ever posed for head
OF the Sayiour--a remarkable convention
in one of the New York studios She has
appeared in this country in 1.-The Rose of
the Rancho" THE Great John Ganton."{
The Watcher" and "The Whirlwind."
If the .Britons wake up and can't sec
that the joke Is on them, Malvina will
probably soon appear in this country
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-07
''Magic Numbers" That Tell the Truth

and correctness In order to work out
this method draw I'D the following table
on q piece of paper. copying the various
letters ana figures correctly:
Now write the name OF the person
suspected of telling you a questionable
truth and treat the name. il the light OF
inns table of figures, as follows: Take the
letters 'and figures belonging to them)
winch compose his name, and also tho
name OF the day OF the week on which
'he charm is tried. Add &c to this result,
obtained by adding together the numbers
corresponding 10 the letters composing tho
name plus tho number of the day or the
week counting Sunday t. Monday 9. and
so on. Now divide this total by g. If the
result be uneven you may feel reasonably
sure that an untruth has been told you;
II, on the contrary, the result Is even, you
nave probably listened to the truth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-07
An Art Photograph of Miss Longfeder-"I feow'-Who
Has Played Such Joke on England

shops, in the theatres and in the smart
gatherings where society and the arts
blend as they do SO becomingly in Lon
don, superb brunette, whose entrance
upon any scene caused the question:
Who Is she?" and the answer: "a grand
niece Of Henry Wadsworth Longfelow,
believe"
Nothing could have ensconced her more
securely in the approval OF London society.
Longfellow has always been the most
honored American poet in England
ably because he Is so respectable. Nal.
VIVA, who for long had borne a name that
locked the doors where she expected well
come. now found herself bearing one which
was an open sesame" to the treasures OF
social triumph.
And maybe Malvina didn't make the
most OF It,
or course, everyone was seeing how
much she looked like Uncle Henry and
wizened young society blades we're sure
she had poetry in her soul. The citadels
fell so easily before her arms that Malvina
became bold. Even her most daring fe!-
low-conspirators sat in agony that after
noon when she recited:
Tell me not In mournful numbers:
Life is but an empty dream
For the soul is dead that slumbers,
And things are not what they SEEM"
But nothing happened except tea Nal.
vina passed on to new and greater con-
quests, and, like Evangeline when she
had passed 1t seemed like the ceasing OF
exquisite music"
She erected her triumphal arch over the
scene of the subjugation OF Lady Tevy
Everyone was talking about Malvina by
now. You can't let girl with looks and
talents and rhythmic ancestry such as hers
90 unnotlced f0r more than the fifth part
OF moment. Even in London they
couldn't So when It came about that
Lady Tevy was planning brilliant bene-
fit for the British soldiers-a dramatic en-.
tertainment to which the Duchesses and
dignitaries OF the realm were invited. and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-07
By Prof Sothnos Letillier.
he Weil-knOwn French hstroIocer.

n TANf times we are uncertain
MI whether or not a certain person
Iva has told us the truth: and we
have no assured means Of finding ont.
one method is to employ the ancient
science or numbers. which, though not
infallible. will often prove Of striking value
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-22
VANDERBILT is MISSED.

derbilt leaves England and America
the poorer for the loss of a very
charming and vivid personality. 1t
was in May for the past few years ]
always looked forward to coaching
with him to Brighton and back. He
was a prince of hosts and a prince of
drivers.
1t seems as strange as it is tragic
that Mr.. Vanderbilt will never drive
us out of the coachyard In oxford
street again, with all of us wearing
the red and white Vanderbilt favors
and the famous Vanderbilt grays let
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-22
rIIE FRANK CASE.

Sober second thought VIII com
mend Governor slaton for commuta-
ton of the sentence of Leo NJ. Frank
He can be held in prison for life
should II not be disclosed later that
the negro was the real criminal. But
II he had gone TO the gallaws, and
later the negro had confessed, there
could be no recall OF what would
then be denounced as another ''iu-
dicial murder"
The Georgia courts did right in
oonvlcting Frank. And while there Is
probability of his guilt, there is more
than d possibility that he may be in
nocent Governor Slaton took the
wise course IN committing his sem
tence 10 life imprisonment
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-22
HANDICAPPING THE COMMANDER
General ofire Experience With Domestic Intrigue Is Out
matched by the Story Of the Plots and Vaccinations
Against Washington in the Revolution.
BY Raymond G. Fuller

Professional jealousy Is not limited
to any one profession and appears in
fine armies of nations both in time of
peace and In time Of war 1t entered
into the attempt to Gust General Jof-
FIRE from command of the French
forces and was ably assisted in that
attempt by the Impotence Of national
legislature with the slow progress in
expelling the Germans from the bor-
ders Other commanders in-chief in
other wars have had similar expert
ences. Washington, especially during
the first four years of the revolution
was obliged to watch and circumvent
his enemies among the colonists,
among the far-famed patriots Of 'f6,'
as well rs his enemies Lord Howe and
tho British soldiers. Indeed, despite
all that may be said about the deyo-
ton Of the colonists To the cause of
freedom they hampered him in the
performance of his great task TO an
extent utterly unbelievable To reader
of school textbooks. Patient he was,
but If General Washington flung n
savage oath into the face Of Charles
Lee at Monmouth It was "a natural
outhurst Of wrath for all that he had
borne Of criticism and intrigue and
insult ever since he took command OF
the army at Cambridge from some Of
HIS best generals and from some Of
the leading lights OF the continental
congress.
The American revolution, rs every
body knows, was farce until the bat
tie OF Saratoga Washington, Lafay
cite and Baron Won Steuhen pat It on
its feet Unframed troops and mex
perienced officers were not the worst
Of It, but they counted. Nearly 400
GOO men We're enlisted during the war.
but never In the course of the whole
struggle We're more than 1900 avail
able for fighting purposes. More than
once Washington expected that the
end of the week or month would find
his own immediate army dwindleu TO
q matter OF five hundred men or SO.
1t was an unreliable, sometimes even
a cowardly army that he commanded,
a constantly dissolying army aug