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Evening star., 1915-12-18
Yale Entertainers Arrive.

Members of the Yale Glee. Banjo and
Mandolin clubs arrived in Washington
at 1:45 pm. today to remain here until
8 o'clock tomorrow night. when they
continue on their Christmas holiday
trip. They will give concert at
o'clock tonight in the ballroom of the
Raleigh Hotel. While in Washington
the Yale men will be entertained at
Chevy Chase Club by Yale graduates
living in Washington.
Evening star., 1915-12-18
Would Purchase Lincoln's Clothing

Seven thousand five hundred dollars
is asked as an appropriation from Con-
gress to purchase the suit of clothes
which Abraham Lincoln wore on the
night OF his assassination at Ford,s
Theater in 1855. Representative Rob-
erts Of Massachusetts, has introduced a
bill to provide that the relic be acquired
for the Lincoln Memorial. It now is
the property of Washington business
man.
Evening star., 1915-12-18
No Child Is NATURALLY Lazy

Nu3ol, . pme With mineral "a, b the
msdically endorsed remedy for eonstipa-
tson. Nuiol sots solely u lubricant
oQing the intestinal tract, softening tho
contents, and TINS promoting eag normal
evasuations. It IS not absorbed BY the
system, and may be taken IN any quantity
without harm. Hence Il b especially re-
commended for children.
Nujol Is colorless, odorless and tasteless.
Over ~, 1000 doctors already have asked Us
to send them samples of Nuiol.
Write for booklet, The Rational Treat
ment of Constipation" If your druggist
hasn't it, We will send q pint bottle of
Nujol prepaid TO any point in the United
States on receipt Of 76e-moaey order Of
stamps.
Evening star., 1915-12-18
Three Men Under Consideration

Joseph Johnson. jr.. former New York
fire commissioner; Augustin j. Powers
and former Representative Henry NJ
Goldfogle are the three men now said
to be under consideration for the New
York postmastership. The appointment,
ii is said. will not be settled until the
President returns from his wedding
trip.
Evening star., 1915-12-18
Philippine MEASURE
is FAVORABLE REPORTED
Senate Committee Makes Several
Changes in Self Government Bill
for War Department.

The administration bill to grant the
Philippine Islands a more autonomous
form of government, was favorably re-
ported to the Senate late yesterday by
Senator Hitchcock of Nebraska, chair
man OF the Senate Philippines commit
tee.
Senator Lippitt cast the only vote
Evening star., 1915-12-18

Z JOUR nftie boy q giri im't
Y Mtles. spsthetie, sleepy q
the wrong Internationally.
Something Is wrong.
That something Is usually consti-
patton.
Constipation is one of the greatest
dangers of childhood-not only in
childhood but because it is an in
sidious habit that grows and be-
comes chronic as the years go on.
Do not use cstharttcs and strong purges
for children, except on dsctor's oeders.
They weaken the nsas,si process Of evacu-
alton and are dangerously habit-fnsming.
Evening star., 1915-12-18
Charles w, Brotherhead's Will.

All property. including ''the rings on
my fingers" is left by Charles w.
Brotherhood, a former resident Of the
Soldiers Home. to John Guinon, fore
man of the home paint shop. by his
will, dated January 2. 1913. Brother
head died last Wednesday.
Evening star., 1915-12-18
Convicted Of Selling Liquor to Minor

Mrs. Margaret L. Casey, proprietress
of a barroom at ia II street north
west. was convicted by jury late yes
terday afternoon in the Police Court Of
a charge Of selling liquor to a minor.
The case was tried before Judge Alex
ander r. Mullowny. Sentence was
deferred for four days. while the at
torneys for the defense gave notice of
fling a motion for a new trial
Evening star., 1915-12-18

Sinton d. Claybaugh, seventy eight, a
civil war veteran, died yesterday at
the Confederate Soldiers Home, at
Pikesville, Md, from paralysis.
Evening star., 1915-12-18

It pays to read the want columns of
The Star. Hundreds Of situations are
filed through them.
Evening star., 1915-12-18
Salvation Army Special Services.

Frank 8. w. Haltin is to conduct
special services at the Salvation Army
lheadquarters tomorrow evening at
o'clock.
Evening star., 1915-12-18
Wrapped Body in Blanket.

Turner then related how he wrapped
the body in a blanket that had been
used on Avery's favorite horse. dug
a shallow grave and covered the body
with dirt. 1t was not until afte: In
specter Grant got in communication
with the Gainesville police, following
the arrest of Turner, that the body OF
the horseman was unearthed.
| Marshal Charles Pinkoson led the
searching party Tuesday morning and
found the body, and following the end
of the successful search Maj. Pullman
was wired to hold the prisoner on a
charge of murder. Avery, it is stated,
was an unusually active man for his
age-seventy-one years-and was as
spry as the average man one-half his
age. He was lover of horses and
drove Acey Danford in the money in
more than 100 events, chiefly at county
fairs.
1t is reported that the people of
Gainesville and vicinity were SO great
ly incensed over the affair that sum-
mary vengeance was discussed. The
latest report from Florida suggested
the law will be permitted to take its
course,
Evening star., 1915-12-18
COMES HERE FOR NEGRO
WHO KILLED HORSEMAN
Florida Sheriff Arrives With Req.
uisition Papers for William Turner.
Habeas Corpus to Be Sought.

Sheriff p. G. Ramsey OF Gainesville
Fla, reached here this morning with
requisition papers for William Turner
colored. who is wanted in Florida te
answer a charge Of having murdered
F. c. Avery. horseman. on the faal
grounds at Gainesville November "a
Counsel for the prisoner this afternoon
gave notice that Monday morning he
| will apply for a writ of habeas corpus
Chief Justice Covington will hear the
habeas corpus and requisition proceed
ing Monday morning.
Admits He Stabbed Employer.
A newspaper account of the murder
OF the horseman told a story of the
crime somewhat different from wha'
Turner told the police at the time o.
his arrest His story was that his EN-
ployer had assaulted him with a chop
AK and that he retaIiated by throwing
the ak and striking him. 1t develops
however. that after infiicting a proba
Bile mortal wound with the ak Turne,
sta bbed Avery through the heart will
a knife.
| The prisoner admitted to Capt. Peel
that he had used q big carving knif'
I'll ms NctttH hIter ne ndQ STRUCK mn
with the ak. Turner repeated the stor.
of the trouble he had with Avery. be
cause he permitted the pacing stallion
Aeey Danford to get away from hin
on the track at the fair grounds. AM
told of knocking down his employe
with the AK
Il started away" said Turner. "bu
Mr.. Avery crawled into one of the STALL
and showed he was suffering, ana
stabbed him through the heart to pu
| him out OIL misery"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-05

&pnitantitppcl mar nrb lit, 3ngaitg
surr Snc5faltal u,rb McsDptelt, Gitg=
lanbs Mdillesferie, sit crlanscn.-9luf
bicie lit cs jcbenfals a6geiebel1, ltnb
@11gla1b berettct iid) anf cilten Mngrtff
nDr.
9aB es 1ib bei oem 5elo5llg a1tf
bem 8alfan 11id)t MIR Inn Bic poll=
fon1nlel1e Mieoer1perfl11g, 6e5ie6ungs=
lpeiie geltrofllltg Serbie1s banoelte,
Die es 0urh feline pielen Milietboten
reidlid) beroient botte, ipnoern piel=
mebr lint cine felte Gerbinbltltg Ser
Gentralmadte init Ser iblren perhiin=
0eten Iirfei oltr6 bas ieBt iid ultd)
ibr1elt angeld]lolien babenoe @ulga=
riel1, 1par Den Maiirtel1 mobl BON 9(l,=
fang all flar. Irobbem mare11 fire
slnitrengl,ngen, sic Nieoerloge Ser
bie1s 81 perbilt0ern ODER menigiterS
5u perlongiamen, man lpad", 11n0
fomnten rid)t ben al(ergeringlte11 @in=
fluB anf sic genial elltporfenel1 mo
NIT alan5er1ber gnereie 0urd)9eiiibr=
ten Elo1re Ser Sberiten @eeresleit1ng
Der beiben Gel1tralnad)te 6aber1. 9aB
Oieie iid) aber Ourh bic @erItelllmg
elmer fclten gerbilrolrng mutt aonito1t-
tillopel nod meitere, bobere 3iele &C.
lteft batte, lit Ben sllliirten, namert=
lid) ober gnglan0 flor. Die
Sberite 9eeresleitung nil Ben ge=
|fabrliditen 8egner, Scr. Sobn BuG.
at ieinem 9%ebensnerp, Sem Slte5=
Ifal1al ullb in s(egppten treffen. Del
Ielo5llg gegen Ben Sue5fanal unl
Megppten miro balptlod)lid BON oe1
ltiirfilden g(rn1ee Geoenialls aber III:
ter Oeutider 2eitlr1g) geiiibrt meroen
Sn mie melt 1ib Iruppentbeile oe1
Gentrolmddte a1 bielen1 betbeiliger
1peroen, bleibt %ab5umarten. 3esbnll
bat 2orO &itdener 0ie 6ortietung beS
oerfeblten SSelo5uges ol1f Ser SQ[b
inlel @alippli befiirportet, 1peil onrd
cine lold)e cine 9roBe tiirfiide 9lrnne,
1eltgc6oltel1 nno %oerbinoert meroe, al
Dem Selb5ng nad Dem Su%esfanal Uni
Megppten tbeil5unebmen. 3oB 0or
Die gnglalrOer gelpaltige 8ertbet0i
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-05

'bauptiadJlib auf atOerel1 llrladel1,
al1f llriaden, Die iih alls Der gal15ett
islrt ser merifnniiben lo%genannten
6reibeitsfanpfe ergebelt mtBten. Ter
giunide Mllfltal1o ging ia 10 menig
mie ale ~friiDeren 9emegllngen, nit
M1lslrabm Der adinupfe gegen bic
fran5olilden ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
de in Ben ied)5iger Sabren, bonn gol=
tie ODER eillent Ibeile Des Golfes aus.
SIN @rulroe %gelron1ll1el1 1pa es met
ter 1lidts als StraBenrallb. inn gro=
Be1t, 0ent Ser l11lternebtl1er Durd} lei
ne periDnlide 8erpege1beit einen &C.
miIlen 5dpllllg ll1lo cine 5eitlang To-
gar eiltett Sbein bon Golfstbiimlib=
felt 51 ge6en perltal1o. 8abur6 be
fam ct 3ulalf BON ollerbano l1llter-
ltebmungsluitigen @elellen nnb fom=
te bnlo iiber Elm tiihtiges Seer per=
.fiigen. St batte grfolg n1b '6atte
al1dJ bieQeidt iein 8iel erreidt, peri1
bic @eid)i1te 11idt 51 lar1ge geballert
batte. 9us eridopfte Die Silfsnlel.
len bes 2anoes u1lo oat11it Ser @eere,
n1to Die fort1pdbren0en bll1tigen &ailt-
pfc bernidteter bell often Stanlm 0e1
9rltppel1; Der griab ipllrOe inlnel
oiirftiger l1llb nli1Dermertbiger. Ga.
NIT apar I6lieBli6 Biuas 5didlao
beitegelt, r1po lpare es gelpeien, aud
on1e Die iiberraidenOe 5dppellfunl
ser nmerifaniiden Megierrlng.
8ns MN? gi1tpnfen 11lr6 in
Ml1slalloe bon ieillen grlpnrnillen le
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-05
%slms1dnoiid)e Mnnbi1an
(Sortlebung bon Geite 81

nc 3i15ertrag blciben. Mber audi in
9illmalrien lparcn bic8cn1iibul1gen Ser
gnte1tc Gin @erlud, gerabe 10 ipie in
8nlgarien bllrd cine gefaufte Minberz
belt bcm 2a11be ibrcn 8iuen alf5uz
5%ipirge1. Sic @erren 1afc Sp11escu
ltnb 6ilipescp gebDren ser fpnlerpatiz
ben, relpeftipe Der fpnlerpotip<bempz
fratiiden Gnrtei nl1, bon Ser lie Sic
Salfte Ser Mit9licber fir iid 51 scz
lpinlien ipubten. Nber lie berfii9cn 0az
nit lulr iibcr rltnb 70 @ite bon Sen
1911 BET NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., unb bas
&abinett 8ratianu p~ertritt allp bnrdz
aus Sic Mcbrbcit Scr Station, ipcnr1 e5
oil Der Neltralitatspolitif feltbdlt. Sn
Der @crlpei9erung bes rulli1den3urdz
5llscs licgt ober aad Der 1iderlte gez
lpcis hafilr, pab Hllmanicn Den ruiliz
id)en Nadbar binldnalid eeldlpadt
glaubt, I'M lcil1e Nahe nidt meDr
fiirdtcn 5u bralcben. Nirgcnopp lpiro
man iiber sic np6 pprbanbcnen rlliiiz
1dcn Madtmittcl better l1nterridtet
fem als ilSufnrclt, lnb ipcnn Das Ga
renreid sic 01itlpirfllng Der rl1u1dniz
1dcn arn1ec gu gelpinnen ll1dte, muf
cs iiber Sic ci9cnen militdriIdcn&raft.
1atilrli6 %ppllltanbisen 4ufIhluB &C.
9ebcn baben, npbei es gcriB mebr ii
Die cigene Salde nls aus ibr bcral:
gelogen bat. SAP 9flunonien trptsoen
bie rlt1iilhcn Sorberrngcn 5llricfipeiit
lit Der liderite Anbolt bnfi;r, baB es
iein @eldid nidt nit einer bon i'm
fin bcrlpren 9ebaltenen Sude Der:
fnilpfen mDdte.
Ga bic 8alfanfrasc crlebigt lit, =
,ueDcr Guiicn md Sran5uien, md
Gnglanber biirftcn int sta,tbe ieirt, ri
Ger geidjaffel,en Gage ct,uas 5u auberr
utrh lid bic Dbcritc 5eereslet
tultg Der Gentralmahtc at
heren 5iclcn si,uenbcn.- Ser 5a11pt
stuef her feitcu @crbinbnns smiidc
Berlin 8icn 8ubapcit : Spfta
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-05

gllltgsani trengungen maiden meroen,
lit ielbituerlta11blid). Sb lie ober bu=
nit grfolgDabe1 peroen, lit 5%peifel=
'baft. 90 urtbeilt melligltens Der 8e-
ridteri tatter elmer nel1tralen 3ei-
tlr1g, bes uMienpe Motteroarnidye
G%onra1t" III aairo, Ser 9auptltaot
slegpptens, melder ieiuem 9lntt
ldjreibt:
Ser Sol1ptfebler Ser englil9en
8ertbeibigu1g bon slegppten liegt ba=
rim, Dob lie Sen aar1al als Gertbeioi=
gungslinie perlpenoet ul1o Bic Sirai=
@iilte fan1pflos ben Iiirfel1 l1l1b Sc
buinen iiberla11el1 bot. 5hon i'm boz
rigen Sriibiabr bebal1pteten gut ur-
terridtete 2eute in aairo, BOB Oieier
'grlrnoldbli6e Seller Sem Gber6e=
febls6a6er Sir Sobn @renlea Soar
apea feline Stellltl1g fo1tel1 miiroe. SIT
oelien 6iirfte Die 5dl1lo bei Sen b0=
beren 9el0r0e1 2onoons 5n il1d)er1
lein. Ger aanal FAM nidt OILS
Sdiibengraben llno ols G~erfebrslpeg
5llglei6 0ienen. Ser gerfcbr nlltB
bel einem slngriff lofort @alrfboren,
uno bas tit Ser critic Nad)t9eil.
31peitells lett man lid oaourd) al
lerbano lle6erraidu1ge1 alls: nod,t=
liden 9(11griffen, Mfinen i'm Saudi
um. Sic @reigni1le a1fangs Sep
TENDER bemeiien Die lebbofte S6qtig=
felt Der Iurfen in Dieler 6inlid)t.
slub ldo1r friiber Porte man troe az
Ter 3eniur, bon perlhieoenen Ser IL
6en 0ieler 9lrt, uto Die arabiide Be=
polferntlg 9egpptens 1puBte %allerbolro
Selbenltiidden 81 ~er5ablen. Gus
&anolgebiet ml1roe 0esbalb o1lh fort.
mabren0 als ariegs5one betrodtet
Die g~ngl6noer fiirdteten Spionage
,nlp. Seoer, Der itd oielem @ebie1
ndberte, lpl1roe lorgfdltig unterludt
gaebe Dem, Ser Oa magte, auf einen
I1sflltg bon &airo nah Sort Snif
oelltid 51 lprecben. Sci leiner Miid.
febr fano ct iid uno lein Sous b11rd}
iud)t. 1ie @runoeigentbiimer, bi'
lire 8eIisungen in oielem gefabrli
den @ebiet obne entipredenDe gr
loubniB beilld]ten, ml,roen in ibren
2ager nafts mlfgelhredt, 5meds Set
ltelung. ibrer Soe1titdt. Irob0en
las man f%ortmabreno in ben 3eitl1lt
gen Do11 abgefaBte1 Spionen nit gro
ben Boloporrdtben.
9ieier 3ultoltb bielt inter ser tiir
filden, ollo beutl6 gelill1ten gepol
ferung 6es Nilbeltas oas @efiibl le
bellotg, baB arieg inn 2onbe lei. 81
rim lag lpobl cine Ser groBten Sdat
ten1eiten bes engliiden 8ertbeioi
g%nngsplalles.
3rittens lGuft ser aunol mn 30.
Nort saib bis sues, u,ro Sic bi6el
~felte1t gnglal1ber %Iollten bod) ipiller
Dob noll aud) burd bas Motbe Wee
5lefen falm. 1ie Sitfiiite oes Motbe
W}eeres lit ober unbeid)iibt, 1ll1o e
lpare al1d) follm moglihl oieie lang
&illtenlinic NIT g~eniigpnoel1 Monl
1dnften 81, beiebcll. Mon lQbt oo1
ellligearie9s l6ifie ~frclt5cn uno g(alll
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-05
Putnam Building

onnit ieoe @efabr beidppore1 5u ba=
BEN. SIM SS1tr1errr Megpptens fi1toet
it'd je0oh Bic Nnlidts Bob es fiir cine
flei11e felt entld)lollene 1ruppe blird-
aus rtidt lil1n1ogli6 MORE, iiber ben
@olf bon Sue5 SIT lesen .l11o Die Ser
.tbeioiger 0es &altals I'M Niiden a115l1=
greifen, belonoers 90 sic Mngreifer
ol1f Die 6ilfe ser in ser M1iilte i6erlr11z
ldppdrr1en0en Stan1m1e r%ed)ltel1 f0ill=
l1eft.
@dtte gl1glonn Die eil1e 8ertbeioi=
gu1gslinie @l=Ariidpg(foba einge-
lron11len, 10 bdtte es biele11 Sdppie=
rigfeite1 porgebeltgt. ssl1 slfa6a lpl1r=
oen bei 9eginm bes agpptiid=tiirfi=
Iden arieges 1pobl englilde Srllppell
gelunbet, nber oo lie 81 ldppad) mo=
rem, mieoer periugt. gl-9lrtid mtroe
lange Dor Ser ariegserflarllng BON
Den Iiirfel1 beiebt. Sic Sti1m1llng
in &oirp 1lltter ser gebolferltllg lit
0eutl dfrennolid). @arllm Die g11g=
lanOer gllglriih nidt NIT ibrer Slot
te in @rulto inns @oben ldyoIlel1 l11r0
Damn BORT eilt befeltigtes Eager errid}=
tetel1, I'M ale tiirfiiden ginfalsper-
llldJe inn Aeim 5ll erlfiden, bleibt l1ls
g(egppterl1 eln Nafbiel.
Ser Slle5 <aa1udl lit MIR on Ser
8eltieite init aa11p1lel1 1li1b 1rupper
Ibelebt. Die Dodite Mn5abl 5oloatet1,
oie mir fir gang MegDpten mitgetbeilt
fpltroe, ioa 100000 betragel, (110m.
|li6 10000 9luitralier, 100000 boz
&itde1ers Mrmee n1lb 10000 SS11.
oer). Die inla1oiihen agpptil6er
Iruppen fon11le1l nidt in 5roge
ielbit menn tie Die uSapas" =s(aentl1l
init 10000 be5iffert. Sbre l1nlllit
gegen Bic Siirfen 5l1 fatif11pfelt, bradtl
nlr unl10tbiee Gorge. 9h1Berben
miilien 5llr 9erbiitut1g bon golfsoltf
ltanben in BEN grpBen Stabten De
labr11gen 6leibelt, eberio muB, megel
Der Gage in Sripolis, Die libplde SSH
ite onrd) cine @eiabung in Ser Soi
5aplm itdt6ig 6eobod)tet meroet
|3en Sltban fon11 man audi nidt gan
bon engliiden Irllppel1 entbloBen. q
gebt lfon eill GROCER Gbeil bon oe
@elannltlnmn1le ser 8ertbeibige
/ NegDptenS as. gerebnet n1a11 oan
nod Die an Ben 9ur0ate1en erlittl
: men 8erllllte (amtlih $4,000 Man1
merit aus Ie9ppten)1 10 .bleibe1 fiji
: Die geiotu1rg Der Sue5fanal<2in
: bodj1tens 10000 Meant1 itbrig, baup
: iaflid inoilde 1ruppe1l.
: @s miro ofters bnDo1t geiprodel
Ben aanal ourb @~riegslfiffe. gu be.
tbeioigen. 9as idetttt mir Elm ab1
lides W1ittel, ME Die MntDanOung 81
l 6eueripribe bei 8olfsal1flanfen. e
: la11ge man oooor itebt, lit Die 8i
], flung altsge5etduet, .aber tpe1n 3
tiirfilhe Mrtillerie apirflid) nit or
il ben, lpeittragetoen @eibiiben bera1
$ riidt, miro gl1glanb iout1n apagel1, le
he pradytpole 6lotte, ipie cine M1ol
IN Der Safe, IN ben @rlllb bo6rel1 /
luiien2
It Die Sroge ut: fins 6ie beite6eno'
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-05

Mittel gelriigeno, einelt e%rnlten Ser
ll1b, oe1 5le5faltal gu forciren, ab=
5%ltlpebren? 3iele Irage ldeint mir
BON groBem Sl1tereiie, nid)t mir fir
0ie &riegfii6renoelt, ioluOern altd fir
Sic neltrolen gtaaten."
So 1peit Der II G ii TT a { e Beridt=
erltatter, Ser Elm fir sic gertGeioi=
gllng Megpptens ollrh sic @ngl4noer
nid]ts meniger ols .rolenrotes Bilb
.entrpirft. Se6enfaQs peiB ibte Sberlte
Seeresleitltng Ser @er1tralmadte gee
11ol1, mie es I'M oie @ertbeioignng
ioeS S1te5fanals uno Negpptens be-
1telt lit, nno miro lire WaBnabn1et1
oanab treffen. Sm Sl1e5fanal 111b
in Meappten mill eS gnglanos Sc
bens11erp Onrdyid)neioen, es 5lpingen,
Den 1llt3lolen &anrpf al1f5ugeben ui1b
Inn 6rieoen SIT bitten. Die Sberlte
Sceresleitu11g Ser Gentralmd6te fat
mdbrenb Dieles arieges olle lire Nla-
lie NIT lolder Sorgiamfeit, nl1ter ge=
red]nung aller M}oglid,feiten al1sge-
arbeitet, bob mon erlparter FAM, 6ab
Dies al1d) bel oieiem groBen SdJlnB=
l11ter1e6men, 0em Jel05ug nod Dem
Sle5fn1al ul1o na6 Megppterl, ser
Jnl lein miro, ltrro DOB baber ol1d
Die en1 Der @rfolg 11idt feblen miro.
Mte itcDts in Mcrtfp? - &ilo
am Gnoe ieiics @ikes al1gclangt. -
8iQ jctt cinem &anbfricg gcgcn oit
Ser. Staaten erDffnem. ~ @iQ c,
oamit cine merifnniidc S,1terper1.
tim crsluingcn?
Tran5isfo giQa, ser lnerifaniidu
JreiDeitsfanrpfer nno Baterlun6s
%retter, CD ideiltt n%adgerabe onlg11b,
leif1er ardfte ll110 lei11es @ibes an
gelaltgt 5u iein. gr lpiQ pieoer Malt
Der meroen rn0 0ieGereir1igtelt Staa
ten brnl1oid]oben, ltar it1 al ibl1el
oafilr 51 rdd)enL Bob iie i1n babe1
fnaen lallen. Die @elbibte f(ing
ipie cine Garo6ie a1lf shiQers Mall
ber, nn0 oas @noe biirfte altd) oa1pad
iein.
; 8arllnr Der ga1te Mant1 gero0e 81
ger. Staatclt fir iein Sdifial Der
a11t1portlid madt, lit nidt red6t Elm
5uleben. Nlleroings forllte man e
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nidt %perargen, 0aB ct iid1 nit Sc
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e qrtige Saltultg oes Mraiioel1ten @i
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tonnte gilla 10 gut mie G%urran3a !
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trelltell, bob Sapan gillu beinllib
llnterltiibt. @ir mogen lllts irren,
aber gat15 bon Scr @alto 81 meiie1
lit Der @eoallfe nidlt. Sen angefiilt=
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terrentiun Ol1rb Ser. Stoaten Irllp-
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energiide MaaBrobrpcl1 treffelt mill
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9elDen1Dbn TT Der ~ JuDre alte
Carroll 9anfort6 Weatberlp, ein
5obn Der 5rou Mil1on @eatberlp i'm
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st bat 1ih olS engliider @plbat an
nerben lafen uno bat ieiner Mutz
ter aus benz ariegslager in gnglano
ge19rieben, DOB er l,ddlfens na6 Der
Brprt ge1nnbt miro un0 bDffe, bab
Ct Dort als 2elltnant fir Den ROnig
son @nglanb iserben tDnne.
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ferns and roses. was placed In an al.
cove. The hostess daughter. M,r "
!, NicOdemus met the guests NJ the
door, and Miss Mamie Waldrnn nnd
Miss Berta Mlnshall presided at the
punch table. In the drawing room
great clusters Of yellow chrysanthc.
NUNS divided the admiration of the
callers with beautiful specimens NJ
yellow dahllas The hostess. Mrs
Woods and her guest, Mrs. Rannels
we're assisted In receiving by Nine,
: Ditzell. A. l.. Blesh, and W. j.
Green. The dining rogm table was
all In yellow and white n handsome
Dresden vase placed on n reflector
WAS filled with great yellow double
dahlias aud ferns, while at each cor
ncr were white baskets filled with
yellow single dnhlias, tied with bows
NJ tullc. Mrs. W u collins pre-.
sided at the tea service, and was as-
sisted by MINES. ]. n. Mcknight. A
j. Rigshy Harvey Garrison. e. e..
Buxton. Earl Connolly, D. W. Boyd
aud Miss Eliza Allen More than
sixty guests called during the after.
noon
Mrs. W\D Collin, win entertain
with a thentre party Friday evening
In honor NJ Mrs Charles /. Rannels
~ Chicago