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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-04
R. 3. Lee Ghanfer.

The r. ID. Lee Chapter u. ID. C.
was pleasantly entertained Friday az
ternoDn when they met at the home
OF BtrszslRilI Webb, on West Market
street Nth Mrs. Webb, Mrs. Oscar
Dean and Mrs. John frank as hos
,seszeE at the business session the
qiesates were elected to represent
= l4E sliapter at the general convention
'of the Daughters OF the Confectionery to
be held In Savannah In November. The
delegates chosen were Miss Rhoda
Vandiyer. Mrs. n. Ii. Bonhatn and
Mrs. Raymond Beatty with Mrs. Min
ME. Milford, MTs4 Chas. sullivan and
Mrs !. q. H., Horton as aiternates.
Other basiheSs was S00n disposed of
and an interesting literary program
given. The first paper read was writ
ten by Miss Mary Riley, who won the
r. u. Lee Chapter medal for the bess
raper written by o pupil OF the Ande.4
son High School, Miss Riley chose
as her subject "Tse Effect OF the War
Between the Stetes on the Educational
Conditions In the South. ?
Mrs George Prince wrote q most
Interesting paper on THE Position OF
the States Before and After the Ation1
tion OF the Federal Constitution IN
l781 This was read by Mrss w. q.
Cason, a 8. .s
A general discussion OF the states
that refused to accept the constitution
and why was opened TO all the MEM
bers. Many unusual points were
brought out and appreciated by the
Ichaptey 81 IN i{l assSs t!, ~ 2
The current events OF special impor-
taHce and interest to the ciiaDter were
read by Mrs. W. 70 CaBofi.
Tn musical part OF the program vas
also thoroughly appreciated. Mrs.
James Rs XandIver and Miss Rhbda
Yandiyer no spent last winsert I'm
Boston studying music, delighted Iall
present with d beautiful vocal duet
Mrs Bk st5ssie gave an instFil-
mental sole that was thoroughly an
joyed. - Is 8.
Mrs. Webb, Mrs. Crank, and Mrs.
Dean served their guests d delicious
sw at course. ~
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81 o. " .M
Miss Ewbank Taylor leaves tomor-
row for Columbia, whee she will ac-
SeHt a position as clerk I'm the en-
|gfbss.ng depsrtment of, the legislature
l1f the extra aession TO be convened
'ons Tuesday; mprning. ia.
If Hrs VIII. Coleman. after spends
ffHg a week with hfrs.. Dave Gray. on
IChnrch street, left yesterday for
lGhhrlottc, where she Wall be the guest
III 1.-THE. Maxwells for several weeks
ibs5ro retSrniHsf to her home III Chi
'dhgo.
Again on Tuesday afternoon Miss
Ruth Pruitt MAS the hcnoree at G
Kitchen shower given by her sister,
Mrs. Ollie @. Bnrriss, at her home on
West franklin street. The many use-
fal7 kitchen utensils were heaped In
q small express wagon and were
drawn into the parior by little Miss
elizabeth Bnrriss, daughter Of the
hostess. who presented them 20 the
iionoSee Late IN the afternoon
sfsam and cake were served The
hostess was asaiased BY Mrs. John
pfuitts Misses Neifa Frditt, marie
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Pruitt-Kimsey.. :.

A wedding of unusual interest was
that OF Miss Ruth Pruitt, youngest
daughter of Mr.. John -. Pruitt, to
Charles Edwin Kimsey, which was SOL
emnfzea at the home of the bride on
Greenvilfe street, Thursday evening,
October 1st. at eight-thirty o'clock.
The home was beautifully decorated
with ferns and pink roses and before
an tmprovised alter the ceremony was
performed, the Rev. John f. Vines
officiating. To the strains of Mendels-
sohn's wedding mach played by Miss
Louie Cullum, Of Batesburg, the brk-
dal party entered. Miss Nell Pruitt, q
sister or the bride. attended her as
maid. She wore an attractive white
| lace frock and carried an immense
bouquet Of pink roses.
The bride and groom entered the
ceremony room together. She wore
her beautiful wedding gown of white
crepe de chine and long court train.
Tiny roses held her veil in place, and
shower bouquet of tuberoses. and
Terms. completed the bfidaf costume -
During the ceremony Miss CulIuin
at the hianc and Mr.. George WfI'
Chambers with the violin, softly play
ed Traumeri.
After the ceremony the guests were
invited into the dining room, where
delicious refreshments were served
The table was beautifully decorated
with pink roses and ferns .and the
color note OF pink prevailed In this
| room also. Mrs. 3. H. johnson, Mrs.
j. o. Sanders and Mrs. John l.. Pru-
lit presided here. assisted by q num-
Der of the brides CIR! friends vim
served. They were Misses, mildred
Hayes, Pal Dean, Kathleen McCuen,
Lois Reece.
Immediately after the reception Mr..
and Mrs. Kimsey left for their wed
ding trip. The bride travelled in n.
modish blue suit with hat and acces-
| sories to match.
Upon their return Mr., and Mrs
kimsey will 60 Immediately into their
attractive little bungalow ON North
street.
Among the out -of-town guests were
Misses Loulie and Mary CifIlufn. of
Batesburg. and Misses Enla ana Anne
radley, of Greenville. g5TI.ei,T T.
Bradley, of Greenyille y. "a, ~
To BE Married j.
Invitations wereiss,,ed Monday from
Charles Wakefield Ffew TO the we'd
ding reception f,fiis daughter, Hucile.
and James Bethune Marshall, ,Jr,, on
the evening or Wednesday, October Ii.
at ~ o'cl0ck,, log East Moore street.
Rock Hhif The ceremony VIII be per
formed at 6 O'Clock, and after the re-
ceptton the young couple will leavs OF,
the evening train for a bridal tri ..
The bride. the oldest daughter OF C.
w. Frew, is a young woman of most
winsome personality anu one of the
most popula Of Rock Hills younger
society set, all OF whom are greatly
interested in coming happy event. The
groom-elect is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. b. Marshall. OF Anderson, and lived
In ROCK Hill for several years while
supervising the laying on water con-
nectioiss for the public woo..s.- ccmmis-
sion. During this time he made al
number OF warm friends. He is now
located In Charlotte ~ civil en-
gineer. and here. he and his bride will
make their home.
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GaiIiatd and Mary ana Luli
OF Bateshnrg.

/ II 81
On last Satasdlfx afternoS X At
pretty home OK Mr. 10. II zn,
on Maxwell strelk MISS II Ia
Burns gave a linen showeES Sk
Ruth Praltt, @h6ss aiarfial HIS
Charles Edwin isimsey was sss
event Of the past week. Isfs.se
serving OF d deIicioais saIai Elle> 8
sfr.;. n. ID. caaies and MiA y
Barton, Jr. Miss Fruit va Ibl
folded and sIed to a seat difaftIy
dsrheath thh electric chand e i II
which an inverted uInbreiiM Vas
,thched Little Miss Eiizabet sksos
then returned the umbreilH sfseI
shcweFing the bride-eiect WI jn
dainty and besntlfal linen pieces
pared for her by the numb i6f
girl friends present. ReceiStns !
Miss Burns were Miss Ruth ERr
Mrs Johnston, Miss Nell RkiiA
Misses I,oulie and Mary euIii,ba
sateAhnTE, house guests or lltksf
lit. Z II, \
;' CohtiAned OH Esage II srd:saE !:
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IFaeuIty Reca1liOHS

The ladies Of the faculty of Auder-
son College are at home on the first
and third Thursdays OF each month
from to 6 In the afternoon and viii
be pleased to receive their fris5 5s. !,
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S ! IfY III

Were Mrs. Geos Townsend, Mrs. Will
liam Muldrow hrs. w. H. Fraser.
lArs, Clarence l5plly, Mrs. Keith Pre-
yost, MTs b. "a. Evans, Mrs. Theo.
Watson, Mrs. Eletcher Mcclure, Mrs.
Andrew Spee4 Mrs. Gus Hudgens,
Miss Ewbank Ieyior and the honored
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lance Of the season
Day evening In the
Rose Hill Club. un-
en- OF the, managing
#inter and until well
ef the club was the
Informal affairs that
sspong the most en-
weeks social offer
E midsummer exodus
qme 1t was deemed
'iae them for a while
not been definitely
Eeh these dances will
be welcome news to
ne has, come to begin
&oing out on Thurs
EFT. and Mrs. A. s.
"a Mrs. Harrington,
81 Mr3. Christie ns-
Mrs Ralph Ramer,
yin Gilmer, Mrs. Sam
Bray, Of Virginia;
iris and Miss vina
wier, Paul Watkins,
IN Wolfe, T. C. Gar
|s9n, Herbert Harris,
Clyde Smith and A.
rmission a delight
Rf was served the
.f S- a.
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Beaufifnll Gard PARTY.


as 7ambrell was hostess
fterHbon ~ one OF the most
OF he autumn parties,
entFTtained with cards at
on West Market street. iIsr
8, Miss Nettie Symmes of
anS Mrs. Malcolm Nc
eBrlAnswick, Ga. and Mrs.
lie. Greenville, were the
guetsI of honor.
mbrfiI used golden rod, the
the fall season, to
Ier cms where the guests
tess With the honorees re-
the living room and after
) hat been filled with play
IN hfdge was enjoyed for
Whda the final score was
Iiss ysmmes, who held the
weS awarded d beautiful
q caE6s had been laid aside
D Rs Cunningham, Mrs.
tsont Hrs. Harry Orr and
ME Iambrell and Evelyn
.rye the players an elab-
,nes @5t were: Mrs. Chas! /!
rs. hristie DeCamp, MTs.
J Col kfgey, Mrs. Leon Rice,
2, coward, Mrs, Ralph
lrs. K. MSCully, Jr. ,
AtlCir On, Miss Yins Patrick,
onald Miss Anna Ross Cum
Mrs Jesse Stribling, Miss
IwneN Miss Margaret Evans,
tor Honham Of Greenville,
Ia & Spnhsm, Mrs. Geo.
.aiys 4lss Lydia Orr, Mrs.
Mrs. Harry Orr, Mrs. Bond
Mrs. Clyde Ross, Hls.
liE, rA. j. l.. Sherard,
In 9Egper, Mrs. Raymond
81. 9 Hhk Weston, Mrs. D.
ter, fEs. James D. Ham
J lsEis Gray, Mrs. Ernest
q, MsHa Albert Sidney Far
EoaHe umnhreys, Mrs.
NOR frs. Z lie Watson,
I Pafleer, Miss Lucille Bray
nd, EHs, and the honorees,
Sinnc Miss ,Symmes and
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exas "a Married.
4llA 20 ssowtn announcements have
pseE xeoetyea many OF the brides
Parents ia And sbn:
Df ana Mr. 5ames p Webster
ailIiotsnce tb znarriage OF their
agfiter
II s,s Ada
AIrs acsfaS Malcolm Fields
s0n Wcdne5aag sc ;twenty-fhird Of
630bef
lSinesean Eau fed and fourteen
geaths< ORD, tTexas.
- heille After b oDer the tenth, 626
West Lanes q avenue, Dallas,
1Elss 'aseh1is Eas the attractive
Sii44b Qf tAfsls p. Smith, on Mar
sssfli t1S1 sevSzsl weeks last
ssins<E ana Ile guest OF honor at
q narHnRf of 9 and cakd parties,
Hpeke asse ana fumerous friends,
go tesl s - ~ Interest In her
cs1 80 Seyhf
HISS M6kis 9pt. whose marriage
n will take place on
14tflN s. Oct the 18th. was
30 alff-S 7ees 90 ssssssnF s7sea
s<les s4ti lsf iia entertained at
tek t,sse DN street withsa linen
W =
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KoselIllIl Dance

t.ilfsaf l3ti tCR(
The openfn6I
WAS given mi
bill room 1T q
der the daNscl
Beard. All last
into the sunli'
scene Of FmanS
were counted (
Ipyable o9 cad
fngs When q
fgom the city,
wise TO disconi
and while 1t d
decided how d
thke f4aca III 81
nlany thse the
them again
Atp0ng thoSS
day eFening we
Farmer Aaf.
Godfrey. Mr.
Eafpp, 1zr an
AIR and MrH s
Orr Miss Isue|
Hlss ElcTfd
FetFicks d 81.
Stark srisssssaa:|
tsafk u&r,7il.ira irafl
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.llEs nt 81 Entertains

The party a hich Mrs. Raymond
aoaa & sssssS s:4l chiquoia was one
iof q series b 8ffairs arranged for
Mrs. Msicoim sEinnon. OF Bruins
wick. Ca and ss, Sage, OF Atlanta.
who are bein aol pleasantly enter
tanned at man parties during their
htEy iE Andef The guests oceu-
pied hfea VIII had been placed in
the hotel parle and here the inter-
esetils kalzle a. lction was played.
1els Ter assisted ], Mrs.
ssssss.ss ~ ssEsss s. her guests e s.np.-
ing salad cpIrI s, !; -, s''
bose pres we're Mrs. Malcolm
A4cktnapn Aare @ege, Mrs. p. K. Nc
Eplly, Jr- Hrs rnest Cochran, Mrs.
Ralph Razaers gs, Sam Orr, Miss
1sydla OF Mrs Swane Gilmer. Mrs.
sohn adle5R l2 q Jesse .. Stribling,
A1rss has Gam ~, Mrs, Clyde Ross,
BLISS Lucille aFt9f Virginia, Mrs.
BD.:G uderse Mrs. Rhett Parker,
AlTs. Louis Gl9 and Miss Margaret
S1Yailn
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stoBnFs !,
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aecepi.isl
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- =
5 Rp;i,nent to RfTAs
Ky. :
; eolI With ffS
+ No. hi nc Ddias-
;i iaEt u b sz-
sksrncoa E11h
dainty 81 Sf
! emo Oh 9ssf
~ fks
sat a 81 M
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crsj Ie : Hethf

AIfss 5i6kies s
~ Thft ~ III
oadsl 1enl95
lfF>s
fs
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esday evening. October the sixth,
Eight Thirty o'clock.
ME- and Mrs George Aide.
71flnniriR Ss,s.; +, q &r{ I
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her Of <ise seni0f
numb e af years
nref koS she past
! lSeyiH flip class
eArnest wck sefs
pap time n tnen
/. as the fsteat OF
Gel Hing 4 most
81 her former
l5iss nnssen
"a each presented
tIcil u8 A soat1z
Mrs Ef0ldrou
Ted nS klfA GAS
Ey n "
~ z'ayses
4 1olite heif4
= = - : - : &;
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- F---
| TOP score, we
| pot plant. |
/ Whenithe ca
| Miss Anna ri
Earle Watsont
| Misses Annie |
|BrowAel served
| Qrate SALAD co
Those pnes9
Greene, Mrs. /
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Tltllgnt d doubt tli5 large
psfsi ssF Ladies' Misses 8 and lI
ne State. Not enly Nils g0asils
find Athp salaes grslter. The
Nd cordially inyits got to salls a
z. i Ysear gs' ser ] EadIsg y g MIssssi ala
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@cIt3rtes egisldcu,


gci elmer bon &unOe Scrgednf
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2ue uno Goli5iIt @tdocl s. GooneD
Souutag 9(beno fur5 Dor s llpr IN
ocm Souic N1r. III g9cit. .8oltinIore'
SiroBc, mel1es BON oeni 27idbrigeil
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mohnt miro, porgenomnencn Ra56ia
wur6cn iieben 9Scrioncn pcr9aftct
unO rntcr ser 9lnid)nIoiguHg, an
Sonntag aorter eeipiclt 5u Daben,
in sic peitline SSoli5ciitotion cingc
licfert. groccolo ieIbit puroe ebcn.
fonS ieitgeHommen angciAuloigf,
ons aortenipicl ant Sountog in len
ucm Sotie geOuIOet 3u bobcn Die
9Soli3ci qiebt on ooB iic oic &crRaf-
tctcn mittcu I'M SpicIc iiberroidt
hditc lno oieic it'd III ibrer Seitiir
Sung nnter GQtten uno ionitigen @8os
belitiiden git Dcritcden iudlten Die
OSanen Der 6eitscnoMuenen mclds
Ip1ter ieOod) Bis 81 DEM belie
Gornittag ltottfinoenocn &crb0r &c.
ecn 9i6crbeit mieOer ouf ireien S5uB
geiett purocu, iino Soiepb 6iIccc,
is Sabre alt bon 9lr. 1903, @elt.
2ofaocttc glpcnuc; 5nnuel JerteIt
20 Sabre alt, S2r. 1872, 9liSauit0'
StroBc; Qoprencc Itoriiglid, "a
Sabre alt, 91r. 945, &enuiuIualia-
9lbcnilc; Giuccut 9lo63ic, 2S Sobrc
olt @oIiaoeno, @o.; sSoicpb @lu58ic,
% Sabre ali, 9Ir. 1876, @clt.2onl-
bor0ItroBe 9fart 2ciieglona, 36
SABRE olt 92r. 7l3, gScit.sarotoao
StruBc; S1nmeI MaroroB, 81 Sabre
oft, glr. TAB, 5orotoqoItraBe.
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,,Gidlcnfrans.

IN @obcpS Salc glr 3o3l,
GougbitroBc, belt aeitcru slbeno Der
CScionepcrcin ,,Giaentran5" icine re-
gelmGBige Singituuoc ab, in Der I'M
ter 2citima oes @crcinS 0irigciltelt
g. ". Yoblmann 5im bcuorltebens
ocn Gonnlers mcbrcrc Sieoer clngc'
iibt muroea. oSn Scr nad)fol9enoen
C8cidjdftSitbinia fiibrtc Frdliocnt 8.
0iittc cen goriie lmo Sctretor 81.
WiittelitG0t ons Nrotofou. Gin neiics
NiitelicO ipiroc IN oen s'erciH dlnsc
nomliicn uno cine eingelaIfenc Gin
laoua0 ocS Tnmenpcreins nGihen'
tran5~ 5u cincm Eonjfrdn5Aen an9e'
nommen 6erucr luurOc belGloIlen
im Sonuor eineil oWlumm' 3u ucroa-
ltaltci;.
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8nr lluteritiituHs DOH SSrauen nuO
SiHOerH.

Gin Marplduoer Siilis.Gomite ioll
iormirt iperocn. Ger @ou0er
ueur wiiuidt Sic Samilieu Der
III Ben ariee aelogeucn Sol0ateu
81 uuteritiiben oic in 9lmcrifo
wo6ueu
@cuperncur &1illipa See 0jolos-
Borough 5at gciteru cine 9ln5obl &c
.fonnter @erionidfeiten auiiorOern
Iaiien Dlitgiieoer cineS Siilis.Gomi-
ta's pou @arDlauO 81 peroen, reiiea
3iucd cs icin ioll, sic 9ei0en oes eu-
ropdii&ea ariegeS Iiuoern 5u beIieH.
llntcr oeneu, pelde 9luiforocrungen
npn @ouperucur cr6alten 6obcn,
iin0: Gr.9fidter s.. 9. Norlon Sbcr-
riNter .0lorrio gl, Soper bonn Sllpe.
licr Scriht. 9aDi0 SuBler Go5ert
Gl10s, 4. 3 N}alloro, StaOtprofil-
rator z. e. 6ielO, 6rau g. W. 6rec-
man, 9lihtcr &eurD StodbriOgc pom
GtantS glppcllaticnsgeridlt, ~. 8.
g. IbonIos, Soicp6 s. 6raucc, Gr.
@oig Sberiuooo, SRI Gli5abet5
G6elp @ilGams, Gr i. ". Nla8rli.
Ger. @cncralietretGr Ser &ereiuigten
Observation-Disclosures @eiellidoiten 9teo.
Ir. 6ug6 9ird1coo, 9lcftor Der @ma-
ntcl prot. bid. Stride Geo Or S.
G. airf Yoitor Der 6ranflinitraBen
9sres6ptcrinancr Stride. Muior D..
qarton 9IiAtcr Sanes 81. Scarce
rcn G6eitcrtouL g. q. Ritbnlouo
ppu Gunl5crlauo, mo @iIliam e.
&or5urtou bon Clifton.
S,u Dem 9rieic ocs Souberncurs
6ciBi cs: sic bco6iidtigtc NliiiiOn
cocr gIrbeit oes @iilfS Gouite's 1T
0aroni acrittct Biz ourh ocn Sried
arm gcporocucn 6rauen imo 4iHs
ser 3ll un'eritiiscu Giele Sraonila.
ton lit International ncltrol mo
unpartciiib lie ioll 6ci ser llntcr-
iliitmg Ger our@ zen @cltfrieg
gcrlrioGien 9lotblnge belien DGe
Goaitc iolI oabin itrc6cn Den allcius
i!cbcnoen 6raucn lmo ainocrn 3u
AelfeL pou oeneu Iouienne ourd Die
gt6ueicnbeit oes @ottcn un0 SaterS
i'm ariegc biiliIos aerorocu iinN.
Ios in 9lmerifa geiamuelte @c0
ioli 3l glciGcn GbciIcn inter dlle
a1otioncn pert6cilt mcroen Gin IbcIl
0c9 Gleloeo ioll fiir Die 9ieierDilielt
pcupanot rer0cn 0cren 6amiIicl III
ben @ercnigtcu Stoatcn wo9neu H.
jebt idon Der oiieHtIiden &ohltdtia'
tcit SIR Gait idlleu"
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Yotrid I. epndJ sciturbcu.

ST. 9Sotrid s. 2pnd, elmer Der
Glteltcn uuo befonuteitcn 9oiIifiS
ocs 5tcuer 0eportcmcuts, iit III iei-
ncr gSobmuna, glr. 306, Siio 9rooos
iuop, i'm glltcr BON 6i Sobrcu al Ser
@riq6t 'ihcn @raufbeit geitorbcn. Gr
iuuroc bonn friibereu Staotitcllcrs
Collector SeurD BiIlioms I'M Sabre
1908 in oas Stcuer. 0eportemcnt be.
rufcn. 91cbeu iciner s9ithue bintcr.
lGBt ser @critorbene cincn Sobn, oe1
9SoIi5iiten SSobn s. 2pnd bonn moro
oitIithen NoIi8eoiIirift.
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Soa ErOnuna lermen.

Der IA Sabre nlte Ssiaiam Ga
bricI ociicu Glteru i'm iiolicben
Sbeile pon 9dltiuorc.GountD wpb
ncn lit eeitcrn i'm Siecnoseri@t bonn
9lidter @iliums nob Der o5t @lo.
iensSnoiiItricihulc~ 9cian0t NOR
Sen. Scr &nabc 6attc iib Idnserr
3eit bier in Ger StatOt berum octrie-
ben lno mar ihfcBlid BON ocr 80
Ii5ci dis 9cinat6sIos aifgcGriiien
ipur0cn.
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Sim gYSnrnllnn fiir 0Lnherr.

@eil er ieine @obuimg BON 9lr.
80, 9lor0.Si9bitraBc, lad 9tr. 629.
9}oro GalucrtitraBe, Dcrlc9tc. troBocn
iciu z Sabre aItcs @in6 al Gipbtbcri.
tiS oarnieoer loh 1otte iih geitcrl
92admittog @corac Sopfius por go.
li5cirihter Supplec IN ser mittIcren
@oli5ciitotiou 81 ucranttuorten. @r
bate untcrlaiicn Die @eiunobcitsbcs
b0r0e bon Dem llmju8c Jn benobrih
tigeI ucsbaIb Or. Soiepb Suro ei.
men Icr6aitsbcic6l fir SoptinS cr-
longte. aaOi SuppIce pcr0onnertc
@optins 3u 81 Celebrate.
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glsrsitelter alnatperindl.


Irci Sniaiien oes GolntD.@eidng-
aiiies 81 Gopion periudtcu oie
@ittericniicr i6rer Belle 5r
ourdidseu. @oroein Gliia5
" 4Sricc pereiteltc rebteitig
oen 6ludueriuA
g9oroeiu Gliia5 ". grcc BON oem
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an 6reitog 0orniittog Sic Gntoef-
flirs. ouB orei @efangene Oeu Ger-
Ma gcnadt 6aiteu aus DEM oorti-
gen @eidngniB aus5u6redeu Die
Srei Gjeiangcncn limo: 9utber 9.
gcAolL Elm ebemaliger &aoett Der
%lnlNes 6Iottcu glfaoenie un0 Der
5o1u eineS onaeiebeuen ScpobuerS
Nes StaotcS &onias; Der iiingeMonn
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g. g. 9ertlc9 ols 9udagcnt aufge.
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Gig 0jclo Oeridjaiit ST. baben 9olloii
mmsc am 10. Gttobcr ucrbaftct
Iic bcioen onoeren @efangcuen,
oic IN Srei6cit 5u 9elangen iudtem
iinc sc @ittgeiBell unO So6n 6el-
fer alias Sad @orop, bic beoe oes
ansebIiHcu &ieroeoic6itabls bei6ul-
0i5t werocn.
9ear0ciu @ricc entocdte am ooris
gen Ercitog oas @or6obcn Der Csc.
ianacuea 3ufGaia bci einem Rin0.
aaaO gegcn II llbr @orniitto9S Wlit
Siilfe eines Nleiiers 6atten iie bereits
bic Sitter por Dem 3cllcnfeniier
cludid8t inO es feblte MIR nod ne
ME OoroL ooB ibuen Der gSeg ms
Nreie oficn 9citouoen 6dttc Gin
Sprung Is SUB tiei bdtte i6ncn
oie 6rei6et mieocrgcgetcn. Sellers
Z Soicbeumcifcr, oaS ieit orei @ohen
uu NcidngniB o6banOcu gciucien
ieiu iolL ouroe in cine Sage Der.
mar6cIt unO oicnte oeu orci Gpm.
pliccu ais @erf5eug. Yollou @eitcIi
mN Setter iollen ouae6licb pegen
adcy 6ii6uma circ gewiiie @or5ugs
iicllma scuoiicn lnO oos @ertrauen
ihrer @dnter geponncn baben.
@dfreuo @allou unO &c g9itt 9eit
sell sic 9lIfmerfionfeit Der @ddter
lmo N}itGcianaencn ouf iid) 81 LEM
ten irnBtcn iiibrtc 6clfcr III 0cr
3lYiidcn5eit ieine 0ylr5eit4 aus,
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Nlapor 9reiion bat 8eitcrn ocnt
Scfretdr n. 6. %opell bon Der ,9lo.
rDlauoer @eieQihait 5ur GcrbnOc-
RING ocr Inbertnloiis~ Elm Sdreis
ben aciauOt in iuelAem CT mittbeilt
OnB cr Die glrbeit oct @ciclic5ait boil
miiroiqt lmO Die Martcu ielbit ami
ieincn Noiiiaheu gcbraudt mo aub
fir sic ontliHeu Sdriititiide an8c.
oronet babe. g9er iolde @larfeu
su falicn miinicbt iolltc lid naG
Dem Sauptquartier glr 1861 9toro.
Charles. StraBc, pcuoeu Ter glb.
iob Der Morfcu lit oicics Nabr liidlt
10 git, mie iii ben friibcren Sabren.
cbi4on oie@cieaidait bic oaourt cr.
8ielicn @littel icbr uoi6mcnoia &c.
bruld]t
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gSarcn iibcr Seu Slries ueridieScner
9lnfdt,

syiinf5c6n bobmiide glrbeiter inuBs
ten ociicrn ie $5 mo Softer in Der
Gauton 4oIi3ciltotiou cntridtcn oa
iic naG cincnl iroblihcn 93ierobcno
in 10 erreete 1isfuiiiou iiber ben
Slrieq ecrictbcn ooB Is bliitigc a6pic
CAB. 6iinf, goli5iitcn fonntcu emo.
lid Die Grregten feitue6meu Sn Der
@uIi5eiitotion Iteltc es iid 5crous,
oaB ioit feiner Der 9etbeiIieten III.
pcrlcbt aus per angeregten llnterbal.
tuna bcr0or gcgonscn mar.
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GunitihntiouaIiiten crlsiOen glieOsr.


g9oi1ington 81. 1c5enbcr.
Plus ocu ncucitcn Tepeidct
iogt oaS Stootsocportcmcnt in elmer
9eute erIniiencn Grfldriue ueebt
bcrpor oaB ole Gonititiitionoliiten
3ll 9lpi5oco mo 4Suobla cine q.
oriidcnoc 9lieoerIagc erlittcn. @s
miro beridtet, oaB an @orgen oes
90. 0e5embcr ncun 8aeaons init
Gcrluimoctcu uuo bier toOten Sffi-
aicreu III @cra Gru8 cintrofcn a.
wuroc aigceebcu oaB wciiere 5il CT.
iporten irien.~
@citcrc Giuscl1eitett iiber cincn
crfoIoIoicn @criub oes Generals
Bias GpinoL cincs iriibcren Sooc
roliiteu aommnnocurS. init 25
@Sonu, sic cr III Seras orgouiiirte,
@icoraS 91cgros Goobuilo 8lt ue5'
men truien hcltc bci'm StautS.Dc'
portemcnt cin. @eueral 0pinal
mur0c actootct, ii llnerofii3iierc
scr 9Sicoros 9legras 05nrniion incl
de luter Dem @erOod)t itan0rn Die
Iuippcn 5li ciner 9lcpolie aIigcrei5t
5i Bobcn urrocn bingcribtct uno
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gsferO ridltet edaOcu an.

g9dbreno Der 5ruht6dnOlcr 9lu-
tonic Eallniiano bon g}r 1907 &et-
2om6aro Strabc, aeiteru 9I6enO &C.
Jen 6alb 7 llbr Dor ocuI Salie 9Sr
t115, &olinS.Stra Sriirbte BON
ieiucm @ugen hlO. iOuroe Oa5 Dor
Oenielbcn geipouute sGiero pl6blid
i6cu imO raitc nit Dem @cidbrt oa-
oon. 9lu Der Gde BON girlineton-
9l0euuc imo 9oD0 StraBe, tomute g
}um Stebcu gebraht wcrocu, icoo4
uidt che es cinen groBcn @asfauoc.
laber umgeriiien ino Den @ageu ialt
0ollitdnoig 5ertriimmcrt bate Ter
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