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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-06
'0RlCIhAL PARTY GIVEN by
\ Mrs. BARTON A. GRUNDY
4 One of Seasons Pretticst Affairs at
White Sulphur In Compliment
TO George w. Stevens.
THANKSGIVING DECORATIONS
Governor-Elect and Mrs. Charles S.
Whitman, Of New York, Among
Prominent Guests at the New
Grecnbrier-Fall.S Season Is Gay.
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, w. VA.
December S.--The most original and
! holiday season. was the dinner given at
her cottage in Virginia Row by Mrs.
;sateo Il GsSnd in OF
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway. The
room was banked with palms. ferns
and eh,rysan.hemums. and the table
Tho favors, place cards, CONNECTIONS,
ices and salads We're in the shape OF
turkeys. Mr.. and Mrs. Jonathan Bryan,
of Richmond. were among those at the
dinner.
Mrs. Grundy and Miss Miriam Cirun-
dy. who has become, one of the most
accomplished euucstriennes hero and a
golf player above the average, were the
first OF the summer cottagcrs to arrive
and the last to depart.
Tho Governor elect and Mrs. Charles
s. Whitman, who spent their second
Thanksgiving. holiday season at the
tho. Christmas holidays. when there
Will be a big New Years Eve. cclcpra-
ton at the New Grcenbrier.. MIR. Whit
man had an interesting time during
his visit. Unlike last year. when he
played golf and tennis and was most
strenuous; this time he took a real rest
baths. at tho kurhaus and visits to
,near-by points OF interest. Ilo and Mrs.
Whitman went one morning, accom-
'Danied by. Madame ola tiama, wife OF
tho Brazilian ambassador. to see tho
old stone church Mt Lewis burg tho old
est edffce of worship west of tho AL
leghanies, and then they dropped in
at tho county courthouse whore u law
suit concerning some land between two
OF che old county families was being
tried. Some ono in tito courtroom rec
osnizcd the Governor elect. and, the
Judge who was trying the case invited
the district attorney of New York TO
sit ON THE bench. After tho courthouse
visit. the party proceeded to Elmhurst
Farm, where they had an old Virginia
midday EaIno dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. Whitman were given n
auuInher OF dinners and luncheons dur
ing their visit, and left on the Bnnkcrs'
Special with a party, including Madame
da Cana, who. with tho ambassador.
spent six weeks here taking the "liur.''
Some Of thoso at the New Greenbrier
.luded AR; and Mrs. William k. Van
dcrbilt, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick o.
Beach. Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Wander
blt, Miss Grace Vanderbilt. Master
Cornelius Vanderbilt MIR. and Mrs. vii
liam Barbour. Fritz Krupp Barbour.
Robert Barbour. William Warren Bar
bour. Mr.. and Mrs. Russell w. Moore,
Air. and Mrs. Parker II. Handy, Mr. and
Mrs. Jacob Sehiff. DR.. Reucl II. KimbniI.
MI and Mrs. James. Brown Potter.
Henry Spies Kip, Mr.. and Mrs, Philin
Ashton Rollins, hIr. and Mrs. Fred erick
NJ MI a. and Mrs. Jonathan Bryan, George
,IeTords. who were spending their
honeymoon here. Mrs. Jcfrords was
Miss Sarah Dobson Fiskc, Of Phila.
delphta,. and is one OF tho most attrac-
tive brides who has been here this
autumn
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Kathryn Scott Reilly and Lcdloy Bennett.
S Ssotssr Il a. o II. o. {bS brides
this week wos that of Miss Helena WaN.'
m nan, OF. this city. ana Edwin l. Levy. OF
ment in the family. In tho death OF A..
David. an uncle OF the bride. the wedding
was quietly observed at tho homo of l..
stein: on Market Street: Tho ceremony WINS
tho Tcmple OF israel. sni foiiowias tho
Service s,a an Informal but. dehEhtfui recep-
who Eero present at the wedding We're. Mr..
ana and Airs: Joseph L Levy, Miss Florence.
Levy, Lao Levy, Afr. and Mrs. Sam Rosen-
doIf and Sidney Oberdorfer, OF Richmond
ana Jerome II. Wafuian, OF 81. Louis, Il
brother OF tho bride. NJ - J. = =
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1APPoMATrox.

ISpeeial to Tho Times Dispatch.1
APPO@ATTOf, VA, December, B.-Dr, w
\, .0uisenbcrry, OF Clinton. Mise, hos beer
visiting his sister, Mrs. r. y. Abbitt, OF
L. =. smith has been appointed chairtnar
OF the relief committees for tho Belgians
Tho birthday Of Mrs. Martha Il. Walton
was celebrated at the home OF James Nose,
tlhs week. Mrs. Walton Is cighty-thre
years old; Those present wore 10. il. Pur-
dunn. OF Proyidence Forge; Mrs. Annie Sta
pies, or Concord; Mrs. r. Il. Jamereon. OF
Appomattox; Mr.. and Mrs. John Pasheil,
Of Norfolk; Mtss Lizzie Staples. of Lynch.
burg; Bruce, Edna and Harold Staples OF
Concord: Walter, Evcyctt. Josie, Russell,
Mary and Carrie Jamerson and Miss Pol
Martha. Emmie and Ruby Walton. :
Circuit Court adjourned here yesterday.
There were few cases on docket the most
Important being that of Cloophas Howcrton
for burning lumber last spring on tho farm
oight TO four. in favor OF aeqnittal.- -,
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NORWOOD

NOEWCOD. VA December a.---airs .Iohn
Bolton end children returned 10 their home
IN LynchburS on Tuesday.
NiEs Gallo Cabell spent Thanksuiyinp
with DIR. and Mrs. John CabciI OF Rich.
Nr. and Mra. Bruce Robertson OF .rkun-
sas, arrived here on Sunday to spend DE-
eeInber WITH MT ad Mira: Hugh Robertso.
Visitors In I,icbnond last week.
AIS w. j.. Heath spent "Wednesday and
Thursday in Lyuciiburg !'s
{. cabeI Robinson Returned on Saturday
ron an,, 2 months an visit TO Me-. York.
NM Mrs anrss ,5ts Of Cumberland. and
Tho guests Mrs: Hugh Robertson.
Iao high izehoel scholars viii size an en-
fllnrt sianent IN the town hall on Dccem-
Tho wpmen OF the Episcopal Church gave
az. oyster supper at warmnster on. saturday
a'taht for tho bsnafit %. their church -
Y; Dr. Gsilaway spent several days Last rcok
In Richmond, s6ts s't.
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WINCHESTER

- Especial to Tho Times Dispatch
seWlNcHESTER VA. December 6.-aIss.
Alexander ullbanis rwisg, OF tho Leeds
Manor estate at Markham, Va; her sister.
Mise Minnie Conrad, and Miss Lou Atfey
the latter two OF Warrington and Montana.
who hays been spending some timo IN Mon
tana, where tho late william @. conrad,
father Of Mrs Twigg and Miss Conrad.
Swnsa s;hss nbn and banking Interests
Hail tho Conrad country place. near S.o Whiia
10 G Ta County after which they Will
70 California for the remainder OF the ' VIM
MIR Mrs a AlsernSn sullivan has returned 10
Mrs Josn 4. '' Tilfo olsi'lnS at tho home OF
law Mrs Harry X russell nnf ha asr h.as
Ing i, relatives and friends I'm Baltimore this
f Hasn@ Az, Visit friends e gaisiora aa nd
rage OF Mics Helen HammsrIy 10 ID ENSIGN ,,Ir
lpMEr rs 1IniI " g. NJ at the latter place.
Mrs. ALBERT T. Waiksr. OF "a chsrldsss ssr
Mrs: Charles Carroll in naitimoreo ''n'' ana
and :: M; ;s,,; Sssn II Hlos inc nome o. aEf-
timore: after Waiting her parents. Mr. and
Mr.. and Mrs MeIVin .,r. an ,o,t ,,,, 49,,
e m y,sl' R iFisaas e Rv WIashisstSn
from short visit to friends In Richmond. =
MrY. L. 70. Deliinger. and her young son
have returned to Norfolk. VA. after visItjpr
It the home OF her brother-in-iaw. ". W
AIR. and Mrs Harry r. Kern have returned
from philadelphia. where they attended the
Army Navy football game. Ii1F.'9'~ -
Mr.. and Mrs. i. n. Orndoff aro vtsItinr
the lntters mother. Mrs. Dorsey Waitsr.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Roland e. Ryan hnre r..
turned from New York and philadelphia
Mrs. ~ r. Lines hns returned 10 Brook
lyn, n. J., after visiting friends here.
Miss Mary l.. Braddse has returned ito
Uniontown. Pa, after whiting Mr. and oirs
William Aiken. -
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WILMINGT0N
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Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.I
WILMINGTON, n. c., December 5.-The
present week was marked by quite q mum
her of delightful social affairs including a
dance on "Wednesday night Mt tho Howard
Relief Society's hall.
Among the dances appointed for next
week Is one to be given by Mrs Jesse X
Wise, In honor OF her daughter. Miss Louise
Wise, who recently returned from an Euro
pean trip.
Announcement OF the ensaxements of Miss
sugenia lInrriss, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
GeorBe Hnrrlss. of this city, to Howard
Harland. OF Richpond. has been made and
received rss.,n With great interest among big
, rlags will take PLACE in January in vii
Mrs. a. j. Gray. Of Richmond is tho
cues. Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. &.
After spending ten days whiting relatives
in Richmond. Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Hutafr
have returned to the city.
Miss Hannah P Bellies arrived in New
and is spending a fortnight there as Sc the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Pembroke Jones be-
f9ro returning TO her home In this, city.
She visited her brother, John w. Bolles. in
Cards are ont to tho marriage of AI,.,
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telatlyes h suftoil and the cohnty.

relatives In Suffolk and the county. !, :. 81
sGisg to 1 ssssos sf tsnds have
ap . sssyD g sa %In'.''d have
,aisss
week in Riehmord and Asisiand. "s :
,to ". 2 p. 4ikssssites Misses Addle and Ruth
end with Hiss s,ha Riehsra ; sp'n' the week
and sE A Asns' ScSsss
Ing Suffolk friends motored 10 Norfolk
"a I, me p Cracker left for New York and
session this week on a business trip.
,r, Mrs, 6; 2; Duke has concluded a visit to
Mr.. ana Mrs. G. Lloyd Bell bav. "a.
t ~ Mor,a homo after spending several days
Gen; Sidney Il the guest Of MI "a and afrs.
q ass iat an@ s JaSs L. L.
sre been dl tso his home
weeks. '"'' ~"
Mr.. aa ase Mis- x;s,, e j. White Of Gresnsvil.
o,, NE aud I'M; Mrs. George w. Nsrney have CON
ws as ns M Noticed T. w'.ns.s ana Mrs
su ss. .. g q On Ma srsss
of Conway. n. c.. and Mr. Francis Choto
Patio Twinc.
Mrs. Frank whaley entertained tho Mat
o'clock. her. guests being Mrs. George Bar
ton. Mrs. ~: Z. Withcrs. Mrs. Il. a. Hol-
ner. Mrs. II. Il. Phillips Miss May Whaiey
Mrn. Joe Robertson Mrs. Horace Phillips
q. J.. Hume, Mrs. John +. Primer. Mrs e.
NJ. G. Quinby. Mrs. a. II. MyrIck and Miss
Annie Stcvor.
The Magazine Club mot last night with
the following riembers being PRESENT :' Nir.
II. $, Ley. Mre. n: W; Joyncr, Mrs, G.
C. j. Dennis, Mrs. w. S. Cross. Mrs. j.
Walter HoBler, Mrs. j. h. West. Mrs. John
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Many Entertainments
Given for Younger Sc,
tcontinued From Thlrd rage.)

Continued From Third Page.)
slauflter. Miss Norma Brand, OF Char
lottesSillc, have been visiting Mrs.
Thomas Atkins. at Z North Davis Ave
tnuc.
Mrs. Phil ]. REan. Of Park Avenue.
left yesterday for Henderson, n. c..
where she will visit her son, Phil ]
Ryan, Jr.
Little David Dudley Whitehead, Who
has been i'll with typhoid fever, is nov
Improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. T.. Folkes and Mis-;
Sernico Scott are spending the week
end with Mrs L. n. Moseley, the lat
ter's sister at Glen Echo, Bedford
County.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ball Hutchings
have been recent guests of NIr. ana
Mrs. c. G. Bridges. in Ashland
Miss Nina Lecdy. who has been tho
guest or Miss Juliet Anderson on
stuart Avenue, has returned to her
home at Luray.
Ars. Fannie Tinsicy and Miss Jen-
ME 1inslcy left Friday for an extend
I'D visit TO relatives in Clifton Forge
ana Charleston Az. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-06

ST. Johns Circle of the Kings Daugh.
ters will hold an important meeting
Monday afternoon at O'clock will
Mrs. j. >. Moore, 23Qs East Broad
street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-06

Lee Auxiliary. L. D. c., will hold its
regular monthly meeting on Wedncs.
day afternoon ut 4 O'Clock at tho Con.
fedfratc Wo.nan's Home business OF
will he discussed, and (;
1ull attendance is desired
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-06

The Richmond Nurses Club will meet
at the y. w. c. A. club room to-mor-
row afternoon at o'clock. DIR. Pleck-
or will talk on tho "HoolSworm In yir-
%inLa." and all members are urged 10
attend
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.5.(McN1UyNvomaneo

Mrs. VroOman lis tho wife OF tho new
Assistant Secretary of Agriculture, and
has Ouly recently arrived in washing
ton for the winter season. Mrs. yroO-
man before her marriage was Miss
scott,
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SUFFOLK

ISpccial>to Tho Times pispatch.l
SUFFOLK VA. December 5y--M. Werblo
left this week for New York. 80
Mr.. and Mrs. Miles, Stanish. OF Detroit
n m i, gu g. OF Mr. and Mrs. WIN Trult. on
Mrs. A. L. Crews. Mrs. Eulalie Christie
and Mss Elizabeth Christie. OF Rocky
Mount. n. c.. fraYN Concluded q yiHit TO
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Wo,fEN's ,IEETINGs.

Thc Helping Circle Of the King s
Daughters will meet on Monday after
loen in the homo of Mrs. Joseph S.
Wilson, sos North Twenty third street
At $3.50 o'clock. The State president,
alrs. Clarence q. burton, will be pres
ent aud address the meeting 4 fun
attendance is urged
regular meeting OF Richmond
Chapter. United Daughters of the Con-
tederacE. will be held at Lee Camp
wednesday morning, December 0, at
IL o'clock. Committees will meet for
The purpose of discussing plans for
the cotton ball TO be held at the Ma
sonic Temple January Z, TO ise funds
for the relief of European war suf-
ferers. All members OF the chapter
arc urged to attend the meeting.
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Williams Memorial Circle OF Kings
Daughters will meet at io2 East
Franklin street Tuesday afternoon at
O'clock. y full attendance is re.
-qucStcd.
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0aaabcriid,er lteberfall.
3,pei6nmOerf Dollars ,parcn bic gente
BON Negelnserern.

sln Der DicSnrlano apeniie iino
Tlml StraBe fpliroc aeltern slbenO
George @eioel ans 0iiIlpmlfee pom
5lpci @egelascreri aeiiellt, oie itn
Die SiInIme bon 5000 nbnabnen.
@eiOeI bntte eillige Silnoen auf DE
gseiieriabrt 81 iparten iueldle 3eit cr
beniisen luollte, mn lid Cincinnati
nn5iiiebeh. ssn Der 9idbe oes gabn.
bofes nrafte er Die Setanntidlaft
5peier Mdnner, Die iid erbotg ge5eigt
bntteit linn ole Stnot 81 Seigcn.
aur5 naf Dem gefnnntperoen batten
Die 5rentoet ben glitfommling in cine
@diie gelodt, 100 lie ibn iIn ieine
gnaridnft erleidterten.
g9iaionr Soffinann bon yio. 500
Snirbanf 9loeiine ipilroe al Der Bur
cell uno gSarian glnenile pom 5luei
.StroBenrdubern aufgebdlten, Die i'm
iini Sen getraa bon 500 erleihterten.
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Ssod feline 8eiiermng.
Sie @as3mfnbr lieh aud seitern nod
aaes 5m iuiinidjem iibris.

Ter Gas 60. miro nift geraSe
6as eintreten Der falieu @elle sur
2ait gelegt, ipobl aber miro geidaper.
be geiiibrt, bab Der 9ienit beim
plobIidjen Gintreten oes falten 8et.
ters fat gan5li9 Deriagt bat. @as
Sas beiBt, fat ieoer III ieirem eigeien
S5eim enrpiiulben, iofern oas Scim
lid nnoerspo beiinoet, MIR nidt in
Der slltitdot. 7en lripatfonillmeriteh
piroc gelteru iniofern etipns Grleid-
terlnta perihafit. SaB Die 3uflibr naf)
ibren !Sauiern ourh slbiteIlilng GER
3uiiibr an Die sSabrifen inlo ntDere
Geidnits- Gtabliiiements einiaf ein.
aeiteat ipilroe. Die slbbilie mar iebc6
oolIig un5ureifeno, oenn iuioIge oes
ungeniigenoen 8riids fomtte i'll Sdii.
fern, Die allf @asbei3iing aneeipieien
iino, Die Semperatitr nift iiber 80
@rno gebradlt peroen. Gie gas SO.
bat natiirlid) Die falte gSeae nidjf
perifidoet. Sm 2alie Ses 8inters
weroen a6er nod mebr taIte 8ellen
iiber ms bereinbrefen, uno man
fam begreiicit. oaB Die giirger unge.
nriitblif tperoen BET Dem @eonnfen.
iid Die 2rurgeneut5iinoung ms Saus'
III laoen.
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GedniealiIaf
5ilbrf nnsiinitisc Gnfideiomns ocS
StaatspbergcridDts gcsen Den
SdIuliuperintenbentem pDn
Clepelano lerbei.
lie Sraae Der lIniOniiirnua uDn
Selrern miro abiolut midlt be.
rihrt.

s bus, g, Is. 9e3. -
9as Staatso6ergerid)t hat AM 8iens.
Jog al!f cine 3e6nifalitdt bin cine
8eruf,m0 ocs S6ulilperintcuoenten
5. ~. s.. 15reocrid gcgen cine ent
ifei0lng Ocs 9(ppellationsgerihts
ubgeIrieien uno iniolgeoeIien beltebt
ser ginbalt5beiebl, Den oas Common
Bleas .@eridt ron GuDaDogn GoluItD
gegen Die Gntlaliung Don 2ebrfrditcn
in Glepelano erluiirn bat, nod INNER
6u Hcd)t
Ter @ntiGluB Oes Staotso6crge-
rid)ts, ole giitid)ei6ung Der lmteren
earItan5 feiner Nepiliou luttrr3ieben
81 nollen, miro in fciner 8eiie Oas
llrtbeil 6eeiniluiIen, OaS 9iidter Jtefi
pom Common .Yleas .Getidlt IN Gle.
nelano Degcl @iiBad)tlag bcs @e-
ridlt3 iiber 6reberid Derbdngt bate
iulo 6as aui 5egn Gage 6ait lmo cine
@elSitrafe Don $500 lautete. Gieie
Strafe mar ii6er ,Sre0erid oerbangt
norbell, neil er ungenhtet 0cs Don
Siidter 0tcff erlaiienen @inDoltsbe-
iebl5 iedl3 9ebrer entloiien bate.
Gie gnti6eioung Oes Stuatsober-
serifts miro oabin mlsaeleat, haB IS
iid MIR unt cine gntideioung arT
8runo elmer Sec6rifalitGt bunOelt.
lteber Oen @ertb ooer lJniuertb hes
Sails bat oaS @erid|t abiolilt ridt
entideioen. Gbeniopenig hat oas
Stautsobergeri6t cine gnti6eibung
barber abgege6en, oh 2e6rer e6enic
Die grbeiter oocr Nlliifer Dos 9teht
ba6en, iid 3u umionfitrclt.
6reoerid miro burd Die GntidJei.
oung com Gienstag aii6 niht Oarmn
oerhinbert. einen anOercn Sall, bel
.oelden es iid) Inn Die gleiben ssra.
gen bnnbelt, Dor oas 9lppellationsge.
ridlt I'll bringen. Serner miro er oudl
ri6t oarnn uerbinoert. ben sSall Der
altgeblid)en WtiBad)tlng bes @erid)ts
oor cine bobere S5nltans 81 bringell.
Die @eruillng gegeu ben Ginbaltsbe'
leDl mar pom glppeaationsgeriAt
eiil3ig ltn0 allein aus Dem @runoe
a6getpieien Doroen, peil Silperilrten.
bent Sreoerid inlo Der SdJlllratb rs
urlterlaiieu batten, Die gciesIi1 IN ioI-
den JGuen oorgeIfriebene giirg.
id1ait 5u iteIlen. GSn ieiner @ntiAei-
Dung pom 9ienstag iaat Oas Staats-
obergerift nltr. onB bas glppeQuti-
Cnsgeriht feiuen 9fedtsirrtbum be.
ging, aIs es aus Oem obigen @rrtnoe
Die 9erltfuna abtpies.
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Gentral slpeume SmprOuement sliIo.
ciafiuu.

Gttua 60 @si6dfisleute bielten ses
tern 2lbenb in Dople's 5aa, Court
uno Central 9luenue cine 8eriamms
lung db, In pslder cine @erbeiIerunss=
8eieaidaft organiiisrt ipurbe, bi. obne
3iDeifel untsr bem Rnmsn Central
2lpeuus Smprobement 2lifociation" Be-
tannt isin unb barauf ieben fpirb, baB
Central 2luenue in 8e5ug auf 8erbeis
ierungeH, Strabenbabn 5a5ilitdten,
geleudtung uftp. ni6t iibergangen
nirb. Die fols.nben Ysamt,n fpurSsn
erpdbIt: Sra .. Waibburn, prGi.;
9arrp s. eepi. 9i5e.prdI.; 5. Dils
liam Ste6on. Setretdr; $. 9. aoop,
S9abmsiiter. Gretutio aommittee
5arrp asDi, 8Oriiber, Sra Wdibburm,
2. y. Gtone, CHARLES giien, g. aopp
uno Or. 9. 3. Mdrpin.
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ariessbilber.
@oriii6rnnsen iueroen in Der Mnif'
halle bic eiHidliehlid 5am
Sonntas oamern.
3luan5ig IrOsent Der 9sftOeinnab'
men erbaIten bic nutbleioenbcn
1rubsnarbeiter i'm iiiolidJeH
Chic.

9lu6 am stIirissn Gag. erfreuien
iitb bic 0oriii6runesn Der @anbel6il,
Der pom europGif6en GriessIdauplab
in Der Wfiiiiballe zines red)t sablreis
den Yefuhs unO bas publifum fOlg>
fe NIT Der gtipannteiten 4ufmerfiame
feit foipobl Der Bilperisrie lpie bem er.
tlGrenoen 8ortrdg bss arieastorrez
fpcnoenten R. s. Mcae9nis, Der aus
eigener Grfdbrung bic Situation auf
ben belgiIden S1ln6tfelbsrn 3u,f6ils
bern i'm Sianbe lit, ba .r perI0nlid
bsi Der sllfnabme Der 9iIberisris sus
gegen mar.
Die Borfiibruugen iperben ipGbrenb
6es Refts Der Wode, iOipie aud am
Scnntag Rodmittag unb @benb tpie>
6erbolt IperO.n ilnb Sipeifelsobne perz
ben namentiia Die Deuiidsn gincin.
natis oieIe 9elegenbeit bsnnbsn Inn
Iih elm ani9auli6ss Bib BON ben
Grsisniiien auf bsm StrisgsfdnupldB
gu fdoffen uno iid Dur9 ben 4usens
i6sin oapon 81 iiberSeusen, bab bic
8slsier es iuaren. bic iib in Der fraiiss
.fttn Weiis ber 8erlebuus Der p0ltsrs
redtlihen 9eftimmunsen idulbig ses
maht bn6en.
Oieies erbeat auf bas nniptberles=
lihite aus ben 9ilbern iiber bic Rams
pie 6ei 9ermonoe Iotpie aus Der 5bdt.
fade, bnB, fpie bic gilber auf bas
alarite bsipeiien, bic Bslsier, 5uipiber
alien pGItsrredtliden abmadunsen,
ben Sburm Der aat9sbrale in ants
iprpsn nod stuei 5ds, Dor Der Gin.
nabm. Der Stabt bur6 bic Deutfden.
5u militdriiten 3peden benubt unb
bort iogdr WaiGinensei4iibe aufse-
pflan5t battsn.
5err Rifarb prenbergaif, Der
gisentbiimer Der Wanb.lbiloer, ipirb
bon nun an, ipie er aeftsrn erfldrte,
einen 3beil leinsr glettoeinnabmen,
ndmlifJ 5ipan5ig Pro5ent. gum Better
Der Hotblsiosnben 0rubenarbeiter i'm
iiib0itlihen Sbeil BON SbiD btrgeben.
Di. Rotb in Der bortisen @esenb lit
gdn5 entieblih nnb unter biefen llmz
ftGnosn tbut ieper 9eiudtr Der Bill
SsrpOrfiibrunseu Elm gan5 beionbers
gut.s Mert, iiibem er itin SfErflein
snr ainbsrung Der iraurigen Gage Der
@rubsnarbeiter teitrGgt. Die gilberz
porfiibrung.n finben Ra9mitiass bon
balb 5tpei Bis balb feds llHr unb
2lbenbs DON balb Iisbsn biz haIb eli
llbr ita!t.
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;sairDielu Slepn6lieaa Glm6.

Bel Der geitern itattpebabten Be.
amtempdbl DER obigeH Organization
lpur6en iamnItIide aanoioaten oes
regitldren 2ifets erfp1bIt, uno Sipar
grdi., CHARLES S5edel ir.; 8i5e.gr1i.,
Charles Goot r.; Setr.. Clarence
SaROfrico; Sdabmeiiter. ssobn Bag
ner; Gireftorca, s(bam Srit, slnoreD
girnbnlnt 5. .. GbauneI, GbriIt.
9cBIer, sllireo aleinm1n 8aIpb
gdller. CHARLES @olIratb; aonlnan.
Seur, Sarrp Buds.
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oie yieaer gomaro Burns ino gIlbert
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brndt ipcroen fonnicn.
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5iilcr nit Der cinfnIiirten Sunlme
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