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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-13
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@a bingtpn, 10. 9loo. Sic
8eanten I'M Gtaatsamt 1ilD ei1igerz
n1aben berbliifft ii6er Bic u1erflarlihen
@er5Dserln19en nit bergrlanglng pitt
sieller Snfprmatiou iiber sic @erienz
flung bes italtenil6en 2inienoon1pfers
ancona nit Gerluit amerifa,1iic6er 2ez
ben. Sn grmanseluns bon Snformuz
tion lnternabn1 bas Staatsan1t beute
feline Sdritte.
Dlan glallbt, boB morgen beitin1lnte
sfadridten eintreffen lperben. Son
8ptldnfter 9ages beutigcn1 geIub
bein italienilden Miniter bes sluse
|ip1rtisen, garon spnninr, pirb Sic
alarltelllrns ertpartet, pb Sic gncona
obne 8arnllns tprpeDirt ipl1roe llno ob
ned Sdiiile arf bas Shiff abgeienert
ipurSen, nohoem esgbeigele9t botte
+ Crit er s. a 3 nc 81 a eft
lt o n a ten.
Erdltbcnt 8illon bielt heute Sen ers
item aabinet5rut6 lett lesten1 Suit ab,
als Die bert1de llnterleefriegsfrage in
ihrem frttild]iten Stahiln1 Itanb. Sic
@erlenfung Beg italieniihen Samplers
ancona mar Die lpihtieite altslpdrtiec
Srage, Die ocm &obinet beute pprIag,
op6 lpl1roe jebe slftipn peridpbel1, Bis
Bic 9enalen pffi5ieIlen 8eribte cinz
treffen.
@pm @eiBen Soaulc fam inoeiien Sic
annoe, BOB Ser hcutige aabinctsruth
rntr bes6dlb einberlfen lrprnen lei,
ipctl Der Hrdltbent in SiibIllng nit leiz
nen pfft5iellen 8erutbcrn por gr6ffz
nllng bes aonsreiies 5u fpnune1
niinldte, I'M nit ibnen leine sSuhrcss
bptldaft uno Sic tire departments be-
treffenoe gelesgebung Sr erDrterr.
@pn ieet n1t iperben sic aabinetss
lisungen ipieoer reselnaBig 5lpeimaI
Die @od1e abgebalten.
g pteftprat iiber 6apti II
@rdft.
Gns Stuat5an1t iplrDe 5eutc per
aabel benadridtist, baB Ser Senat
bon @apti Sen Gertrag nit Sen Scr.
Staten, Ser ein amerifarildes Hroz
teftprat ilbcr pas 2onb perliigt, nit
26 51 Z stimnen beltatigt bat. Ses
fretar 2anline beuadridtiste Ben GrGz
ltbenten lpfprt bon bielcr Slblttnmllng
Ser &ertrag lpirb in Ser fpn,menoen
8pn9reblisune Dem 9unbesienat sur
HattflSirllng, on Ser nid)t 5lt 5lpeifeln
lit llnterbreitct luerber.
sterifo berubigt ii d.
Snl Staatsamt eingetrpHene Epitz
bericbte bon Hieoras gSegras belagel1,
oab BORT cinsetroffene Netienbe aus
pem Srnern bon Iaerifp Sic gsadridi
brinsen, pub bic bprtieeu 3uitdnbe iid
lett Der slnerfenmlng Garrun5ns be-
pelltenp 9ebellert baben.
Sic slnerfenllllng Garransos, ID
bcibt cs. ld)eint nie S,altllng pieler 9ez
pplrltiondre gednbert 5lt bo5en uuh lie
lpnfllUer 1esf III Srteoell 6lt lcoell mn
ibre 3eit bent gSieberallfbau Ser 9lez
publif 5u ipibmeu."
Ser Scerduber laugneta +
9ie britild)e sptlhoft gub bentc
Dem Staatsamt einc ertldrlu,g Der
filr5liher 9llrdluhlng oes Gnm@
(pfers Scolanoiu, Die la,lt 9erid)t llniez
res apnluls in Grpsreio in oieiem me-
gifanilben 6afen ltntt9efunoen baber
|lpll. Sic britilde @otldluft bebuuptet
BOB Sos Sd]iff it'd 5llr 3eit alf bober
See uno ntebt in ,ncrifonilGen @eipdiz
| lcrn befltnoen babe.
gitaSps 9anf al @raiiz
Sent.
Gralibent ssiliou empfing 6eute elm,
8abelpepeibe bonn aailer BON Sapan
lpprin pieier iib fir Sic @liiflpiinlcbe
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-13
selesrapbiidJe gsuti5en.
10. S2pbember.

81 en 81 orf. 100000 slftien Ser
Cambria Steel So. Ipurbeu beute bon
S. 2epnaro 9ieplpgle bon bier fir anz
ndberuo Is Mli[lionen 9p(lar5 gez
fauft Heplpsle 6esann ieite 2a1fbabn
I'M slter BON II Sabrel1 ais u8aterz
Gpp" in Sen Gun1briaiperfen. 8erfduz
Ter nor sic Gennlplbania giien=
balm So.
u c ID gorf. Sic griloer sller llno
@ictpr Gollops, Soerallsgeber Ser
Bridgeport (Gpn1.l 9ailb 9fclps, linb
lrcaen perlllfter grpreliuns bon Suls.
Gerl,iser, Grdlibent Ser Srnnsatlantic
Srltl1 So, pcrhaftet ipprben. Sic batz
ten georpbt, pieie Gp. in Sen Sapz
Tall su nerluifeln, lpen1 linen nidt
$4,000 beSablt ipi!roen. Sic 3ettllng
Ser Gpnop5 bate Die fallde 9iahridt
rcrbreitct, nnb lene Srlut Gp. oas@elN
rpn Seutlcblalo fir Sic 6apItle gunl,
GcnperI6luprlln9 geliefert bdttell.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-13

Sic gnti6loilenbeit Ser gntentez
lhadte, lire galtancampasne fraftie
81 filbrcn lpirb ourdJ lire itarfel7
Sruppenlenoungen beipielcn. 3uben,
tpnnt bon 9aom Sic Slabric6t, bob
an6 Stalien li6 entl9lpNel1 babe, in
Oleler 9fegipn uir elmer Ieiner grobc
lplrpt9cn 8eile" 5lt interpelliren unt
Den @n9lanbern unb Sran8olcn geuiiz
9cnDe llnteritiibung 5u gebcn, Inn Sc
rem nollitanbiaen Erillllpb 5l1 iid)ern.
Sizes ioll audi bereits ginflub aui
9rtcbenlono lnb Nulndllien ausaeiibt
baben. 9fllnallien lpartet Sic g,1tpidz
lung Der rlliiilden Ylane ab.
SIC 8elltlcbenL Seltreiber llnb gul=
9aren riicfcn langlam an berlcfiepcnen
Sro11ten bpr, Tim Die lerbilbe grmce
ab3uibncibcn, pber gu pcrniebten. Sire
Nltfgabe lit inbciien fcine lcidtc, bo
p1e serben ltarfc @ert6eibiallnasltel=
lllngen liioli6 uno Ditlicb bon araliepo,
oltli6 bon Spangniba unb an ser Ditz
liben Sront bes linfcn llfers bes Ills
ltben Wprapa balten, mo itarfe aamz
pie I'M @angc linb.
@roBerc Sample loacn a1td] i'm sii,z
Den 5pilben Ben 8ulgaren ltnb anelpz
fran5oliiden Srnppen i'm @ange lein,
aber bie8eridte iinb 10 tpioerlpred1eno,
Dab ali6t 5u erfennen lit, lpeld)e 9sarz
tei BEN 9prtbeil hat.
MuBerbalb bes 8alf1lls Gilbet Sic
Sltfront bas iuidtiglte .aric9stbeater.
SIN g}prben ldeinen bic @eutld)en Sic
@pffnung aufgegebcu 5n babcn, 9fioa
un0 9lplnsf 5l1 erobern, lpeni9ltens TO-
lal19e Der 8pben l1icbt gefroren lit lnb
bic 8elpcgllngen Ser 4rtiucrie ernoa=
l1eht. @tnltlpeilen pciben lie bon ser
Sllna 5nrilcf, ooer iperben 8uriidgez
trieben. Sic Nuiien in Ser 9ic9ipn 9}ie
go berltcban cine Slanfenbelpe9una
nnb tire fiir5lid6en grfplge baben lie
b1s nabc an Sic Tilflnn N1italz8aGn
gebradt, lpelbe bie beutl6c @efcdts=
frnl1t nit Der vSeitlln9" 8inbau perz
btl1oet. (slls bic &uiicn oieien 6afen
berloret1, mar es tllr eille uoffene
Stabt"
Sic 9eutldcn faaen bon 9lpinst
5llrild, infolse Der r1liiicben Gffenlipe
1abe oen1 Gapantenlee, lpabreno i'm
siioen General Stpanpff bcn@inorino=
ltllgei1 in ben leetet1 gyp6ei1 ipieoer=
boIte barte shld9e beigebradt fat, Sic
5ufolge Getrpsraber @epelben
- l1ube5u 10000 @efangene ein9ez
bradt baben. (g6enip bebaupten Sic
Srall5olclt bel i5rer Iettcn Gfieniibe
10000 bentide @efonsene gcnadt
8ll Eaben). Scr lebte bieler g6lagcr
erfolgte nabe Gubfa unb bradte 5000
Mann ein, barul1ter bielc 9elltid}e.
Sic Staliener leben lire Gifetlipe
I'M grenttno nnb an ser sipn5pfront
.fprt lmb MAIDEN cine 11ellc slnltrenz
gltng, @pribn 51 nebn1en (nlt SEM lie
.lidJ ldon lett 5 Mpnatcn sic 5dabel
cinrennen.
Son Der @eitfrpnt iperben l,ur Or
tilleriefdmpfe beridtet, ober Bel pen1
iebigen allfgelpei6ten 3ultol1b bes
8o0ens lteben arDbcre Gperatipnel1
pDrldnftg ni6t IN Insli1t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-13
Ser arieg.
@erbiide slrmce abgcz
l6 nitten.

@ai ilanb, 12. g}pp. (gia 9oz
rt5.) gs ipirb befiirdtet, bab Sic
@anptmadt Ser 1erbilben Mr,nee, tpelz
ebe NIT Ben 9elltlden nno ben1 bulga<
rtlebcn redten 6liigel 81 t6un battc,
5ipilden araliebn nnb 9dld abgelhnitz
ten lit, iagt cine Gepei9e bes aprrez
1ponoenter1 bcS Gecolo.
gs lit mDglid, iast Sic 9epelbe
ipeiter, oaB, ba sic liib1erbilbc Mrmee
1tcb III aatdanif balt, 0ie li6 ppmgaorz
Den -6llrilf5tebenbcn &olpl11,an nod Sen
@reif5angen Ser ginbringinge entz
fonun1er mDgen, a6er cs lit bebeut1an,
Dab lett 5 Sagen feinc Madridten bon
Der 1tb 5rtriicf5iebcnben ierbil1cn Dir
~'sce hnYd8e 8efnnu,1en I;nb.
9 e8ripiatiet BON 5pfio.
5pfin, 8. Nop. (Sia 2onbon,
12.) Solgenbe offi5ieuc Melbnng iprre
DC bente bpn1 bulgarilbcn ariegsamt
allsgegeben;
ul1nlerc Srllppen Icben Sic Gerfplz
gltng ber geiblagenen ierbii1en slrmcs
ell al1f bem linfen l1fer Ser D1orapa
fprt llnb neue 8eltte ipirb taglid in Sen
erpberten Aabtcn cntbecft. 9anos Scr
Gtlenbabn ir1 Moraipat6al na6mcn
mir bellte A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. unb
s S6neafeuerfelb9cl9iibe nit 9cfiillz
ten Wlnittonsipn9en, mebrcrc Na1d)iz
renfanpnet1 nit @elpamlel, 8 ncuc
Sudlibter unb 500 @cfangene.
Siibltd bpn8plpbar 1labc benn8abnz
bpf bon @rablenib erbelltetcn mir 10
2ofpnotibe1l llnb 400 @iIenba6uipa%
gen, oarllntcr SO, Bic nit D1aterial be-
laben iparel1."
Scr bentldc Sc t irb t.
8erli,, 10. Sob. (9ra6tblps
bia gapbillc.) Dffi5iell: Sic @erfolz
9llng Der lerbildera -slrmcei in iiioliz
der Mibtlng bolert fort. Ser @pr@
marld6 Der 9cl1tidcn I'M 9falil1atbol,
1iibmeitlid bon &rlIelpntic6, Fat sic
Staot auppt erreicbt. @eiter Dltli9
iinb 9tibacci rnb 9aibarsfe gonDo be-
1ebt tporben. @e1tern ipllrDcn iibcr
100 serben 9efan9cn lnb II &C.
1d)iiBe erbeutet.
Sic, erite 8cr9fette liibli1 bon @ralz
jepp lit ilbeeridritten ipprDc,l.
Sic beutldcn @erbiinbcten brdll9en
iebt pffcnbar bnrb bas 6er5 Gcrbicns
on einer 4OsMkilenfrpnt bpr. @eit
Der lleberldreitlln9 Der 9pnon gil BEL
arab iinb lie Id)ph 1O5 Necilcn brett
1iiblid georln9el1.
Sic allltrn : llngaril1en Iruppc,1
'(Grmee a6lpeb) babcn ge1tern iiber
1000 @efangene gcntad)t. Sn 8ruia%
fabania lteBett Die gerben ein Selb=
la5aretb nit 1000 pcripunbeten 9ffiz
5iercn lnb @annlfbaftcn un0 eincnt
Nr5t 8llriid.
Son Der 0itfront @on Sen Mrz
1neegruppen @inbenblrg llnb Grin5
2eppplo lit ribts Meles 5lt beribtcn.
General 2inlingen bat eil1ell rulz
1iIhen Mngriff liibli6 Der apbel : ga=
rDn 8agl1 abgclhlasen 1tnb 4 Off
5iere ll,1o $50 Mantt gcfanscn.
$50 STE scrben nod itanb :
ia ter
5aloniNfi, bia Garis, 10. Sob.
5000 gerben balten ieit elmer sBp6e
10000 8ulgarci1 i'm 8abln,a gngs
pab 8tpil6en Ssbor nn0 slbbi Raida
I'M gdah. Sic Serben beberrl6en Bic
beiberfeitieen SDbensiise uno allc bt5<
berigen Stltrtnberlllcbe Der 8nlgarcn
fpuroen nit groBen gerlulten abge<
idlagen. 9'ad Der MnIiebt bieiiger Mz
1itars lit ser Jiid5ua ser @uf9aren
nls iener Gegenb nur eil1e Srase Der
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-13
gieb nmS grusiiioneu.

Gbicago, -. gsop. Hinopieb
Sllfllbr 1000. Stiere $6.O0-10.-
40; &iibe uno Hinoer S3.00-8.2O
aaIber $6.50-1025.
Sdppeine 3lrfltbr 10000. 10c
b0ber 5u $6.15-7.25; 5uneilt 6lt
S6.40 6.95.
5cbafe 3nilt6r 1000. gtetig
9annel S5.9o-6.5o; sammer ST..
00-9.00.
@eflii9el 1215-t t3c; siirfeps,
16-1Sc.
gntter Creamery 2s1z big
301ac.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-13

&labteriasiten foller tdgli9
NIT etnem fauberen SUD- feu9t ab@
serieben unb nDbentlib einmal nit
Mai1er llnb Seife bebanOslt peroeu.
lin tie bpr Gelbperben all belpobrell,
pafcht mon lie ab unp ou nit reinem
9lltobpl.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-13
9te ifrbii@e Sanptarlnee iuQ abgeiduitteu
TN.
eett Sagen baben Die r., ~tem fcime Nadrid)ten
bon y 5
9euti&e uno Setreie namu genn z ser an 5000 serben
gefan9en.
~te1t fcine Nad)rid,tett
} Seitreider nabnteu geitern
9efan9eu.
slndJ uciterc grDkc arieosbeutc Der gnlearcn.

rte n0 8ngaren baben Bel Grecnla proteirt Gcqen Sic or
tel SrnppenlanSlnsn i'll galonf @crbe ruilc grfpoe inn
S1n unb ber anglo ran56lld gcgen gu9aren unbciqo
@ef neloet npeanoerc Gage Der Gront a6rcn 2onpp
rle Stegesanpre Sic auf @5erdn berrbe1 oldubo mter<
9bt - llno bic 6etcn 8cdte tobtidpeiot Wa6runosmicz
o51d'snns IN Southland anc nappbeit grcile aen
~ sdranten gbaen perben afanc @nelanb nirb
ete So9en baben Ser 2pnbpner gr srnz
burg erpartet bagegc baB tie br ge quite Splacn bobcn
perpe S gbmaro rD rd1n1t INNER nod 3d6n1e
9eui9lanbs
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-13
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grDbnHe.

6 gbicago, IL. sSop. gsei5en
104A 1c5y t05l2 WtaI.
aorr 602s Ge5., 63$4 Msai.
Safer 3S13 Ie5v 1915 Mai.
@etreibe fir gaar: $50. 2 rotber
sSlnter 112; geo. 2 Sort alt Sc;
STANDARD @afer 80.
Ho9een 9Sp. 2 10t.
@erlte 55-65.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-13

Cine bropeuno opferipil<
lige Jrau 1T Jrou S. q. 2nons gu
Dallas, Ser. llnter eigener 2ebensaez
fa9r rettete lie Die beiben, bret uno
fiinf Sabre alien ainOer tbres Na9=
bars, y. %. go9ran, pom l6redli=
1en 5poe bes Yerbrennens in benz
in -5lammen ltebenoen SallIe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-13

unb cine neue Iera Ser 9isfrliion nit
gnglanb er0ffne, beren GeIultat obne
3neifel silnitig fir bas Ncdt lein
tper0e.
ge5ii9lieb Ser bon Ser oeutl1en
Ereiie aufsenorfenen Srase, ob bie
Ser. Staaten old tpirflid] bie Mbli6t
bdtten. tire Soroerltngen bltrd5uieben,
6emerfte @ertbl1rg, baB bie @el9ibtc
Der Ser. Staaten ote GetpiBbeit sebe,
oaB lie btes unter alien ltn1itqnber
tbun iperOen. (&an1 abcr nod lance
banern.)
Scr britil6e &efrutiz
rl1ngsplan.
2onb II, 70. glop. Ser Mefrutiz
rungsninilter Cart 9erbp bat nit
Grmadtiguns bcs Greniers fofgenbe
grfldrllng ab9egeben:
u@enn Die jungen sysdt1ner, sic
bicnitfa6ig unb nidt lnobfDn1mlid BON
elnenl BeIddft bon misunderstanding
felt ooer einem lold)en linb, ba5 gum
@p6l bes gemeinipeIen5 gefiibrt ipirb,
ltd nid]t freitpiIl1g bot bent so. 91pb.
melben, miro bie 9fegierung Sic nDt6iz
gen Sdritte trcffen, ba5 am 2. bs. &C.
ma6te @eripreden ein5nlDle,1."
slnt g Mober1ber bate Gremier
asqltitb angefiinbist, bab penn Sic
jllnsen 2eute iic) nidt freitpi[lig eins
multern lallen, uanbere Ii. 8 10 a ng s.
p etlc 0eittcl ergriffen ipiirben,
ebe Die perbeiratbeten Mdnner cinbez
rnfen lpiiroen.
vS6 Elm Mann lmobf6mnlidl lit
poer nidt, fiiete. 2pro 9crbp hiuau,
miro nidt bon bem W1anne ielblt ooer
leinem arbeitgeber entIdieoen lperpen,
lpnoer1 bon fpmpetenten 8e66rpen 1lno
@erthten ipelcbe fir iolde Sallc einz
gelest iperben."
sllle 8 bel1s mittelprcile
IN 8 ell t dlanb lpIlen fpn :
tro.llirt IN eroen.
Berlin u. Sob. (ssia 2pnopn. J
gs miro erlpartet, bab bulb Sic ganse1
Sebensnittelpprrdtbe ser Station un-
ter 9egterllnssfontrplle to,nnen tper%
pen. I'M ibre gletdn1abige @ertbeilung
su n1abisen Hreiien sll licfern. aafz
fee, Sbee lli1b aafuo ipurbcn beute Ser
Cite Der 9srobufte beigefiigt, beren
gerfnuf lfaatli6 fpntrpIlirt iperpel1 loll
nnp Der gunbesratb fat sen aansler
ernladtt9t, 8e9eln be5iiglib bes 6au<
pels NIT biclen Mrtifeln Slt crluller.
Ser &an5ler iplrbe auh ern1dbtiet,
Den Erpbl5enten bie @Dcbltpreiie fir
sud)nei5en, 9irle, Murmelaben, 6pe
mig, Gen1iile, Sriidte u1b Sauerfraut
rprsuldreiben. Sen 2pfalbebDrben in
stdbten bon iibcr 10000 bleibt es
liberlalicnL bie @n61fpreiie I'M &leinz
banDel felt5uitellen. slud sic 8ehDrbe1
i'll fleineren Staoten oiirfen bies tbun,
ipel,n lie es fiir notbig befinSen.
Stir Srot, aartofeln, gdlpeine<
fleildJ, gtild uno Butter iinb bereits
Magin1olpreile ei,1eefiibrt unb Ser
@erbrond, anberer Sleiidiprten lpirb
pnrd lp9enanntc vflciidlpie Gage" re-
9tlirt llnb bcidrallft. SoDditpreile fir
alle sorten 6leild1 llno Siid lpllen ii,
slusiidt iteben.
Som 5ecfries.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-13
@aptt bat ld bent auneritaniiden Yrotef=
torat nntermorfen.
Scr id)tpar5e senat Tintnttc mad) lanaem
Strdnben 5at.
9as leBte 8ort bat aber unier gunocsjeuat.
wore ani Dffi5ieae scria ibcr ben gueurau saa

CT er aabnesrat6 e Dem Su auptz
alib 1onoelte es ld soe 3itunosprogranm as ebt
que aloefen Sa9e nbetattet &plser glidrcontce5
bper 9a1er unrusn Den Ean @erlesug
Ifos bon en9ano Ibreoe geteQt Sic 2lrdluo b au1er
sapers ealanba babe auBcrbalb Sre @n3e otz
geunben Seb par Sberprldl @erft lnere5 oorz
igen 9pnul5 = abr Sic IT, g. oircn ser 95elanlno
ureeon 9eben - 2cpedenped 5picn oen1@raz
iDenten.
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2pn S p1er Sc I If ip c + c I

81 pnb 0 IL, 10. Sob. Sic fprt9ciebe
ten 2anhlln9et britiicfer lmb frun5Diiz
icber gruppe,l in Galpnifi bcllnrll6igcn
9lllgaricn llnb Sic giirfei 1lnb Sic @ez
ianbten oieler M1dte legte1 bclltc
ipicber &rotelt bei Der griet6ilden
Meaierllna ein, lpeldc uf1rmlicbc gfoz
ti5" bon bieicm Hrptelt nabn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-13
9 . III g ccfric g.

spn Don, 10. gSpp. Ser hritiIde
9un1pfcr 8biutlanb, 1900 Spnnen, lit
perlcnft ipproen uno sur '3cit lit nl1r
Gin lleberlebenber gclanoet. Ser Mbinz
clanb ltanb frii6er i'm @crfcGr sipilhen
Iperpppl unb @unlburg nno gebDrte
c1ncr 2iperpppler Nhebcrci.
@pn bcn, am 10. IS. perienften bri~
tilden Sampler Glnn McSlaiIter,
1885 Spnnen. lino 3S 2astareu (Sll=
bter) lnp Z gllrppaer gelanbet, npdJ
feblcn nod ctlpu 20 Wiann.
@ieber 3 @cloier bingez
rld ct.
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during which tea and cakes were
served Fifty-three ladies' were pres
ent.
Gen. A. p Day and wife, of Hart
ford, Conn, who have been spending
a month at the White House, left
Tuesday on their return home, ex-
pecting to make short stays at St
Augustine, Jacksonville and other in
tervening points. Miss Palmer, Mrs.
Days sister, and also sister of Mrs.
Aida Weaver, at Ashland apartment
house, with whom she has been visit
ing, joined Mr. and Mrs. Day at
Jacksonville, on her return to New
York.
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Lyric 1heater
SHOWING
HIGH CLASS
FEATURES
DAILY

Little Miss Betty Stewart, whose
hTladay fortunately falls on the same
DAY as that of the Father of his
Country had a beautiful birthday
ee.ebration last Monday afternoon.
Which vas carried out in true Wash
hgtonian style. Ten little friends
Participated in the joyousness of the
occasion A handsome birthday
CAKE with five candles, a generous
serving Of ice cream and cakes with
games and other amusement devices
NATE the occasion very memorable
% Betty and her chums. Betty re-
c4iFed number of pretty presents,
aa1 quite a package from her sister,
MS Donald Riddles, of Cleveland,
o.lo' the latter of which however,
arrived one day late, but were none
~ less enjoyed by the enthusiastic
young recipient.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-27

Mr. and Mrs. H. II. Behse and
mother. Mrs. NJ. ID. King, entertained
most delightfully."- at 500 Monday even
ing. at their attractive winter home
on Earl street Mrs. Messenger scor-
ed for the ladies' pride, Mr. Pensinger
for the gentlemans prize, and Mr..
Goodrich came in for the consolation.
Attractive refreshments were served
by two demure mattresses '?), fan
tastically attired, who carried out
their role for sometime. but finally
detected as no less personages than
Joe Behse and Donald Niece, his
house guest. Some of the lady guests
remarked that Donalds pink cheeks
and fair hair and complexion made
him Just too sweet for anything as
girl"
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PROMINENT CINCINNATI
BANKER HERE ON A VISIT

Hugh Cavanaueh, manager of the
Citizens Mortgage Loan Bank of Gin
cinnati, Ohio, who has been touring
the East Coast as far as Miami, stop
ped over to visit DaytOna and sur
roundings for couple Of days this
week. While here, he was a visitor
at the home of X. T, Butler and his
sister, Miss Butler. at Seabrecze. Mr.,
Cavanaugh is a man of wide ac-
quaintance and travel, and expressed
himself much pleased with the pres
ent and future outlook for Florida.
After glancing over a copy OF the
Daily News handed him, Mr.. Cava-
naugh expressed some surprise that
he would be supplied with the latest
war news here as effectively as DIT
home.
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Daily News, i5c per week.
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Mr. and Mrs II. VI. Pollard, who
are enjoying the gaieties Of the An
,ieut CRY 5gst e This time give very
interesting account on the Washing
ton ball at the Alcazar. They are
located for the time at the Bucking-
ham, and are enjoying the many so
cial festivities in and outside OF the
hotel.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-27

The Ladies' Aid of the Tourist
church met in regular session Wednes-
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
J.. G. Varney On North Halifax ave
nue., Mrs. Varney and Mrs J. f. Viii
liams hostesses. Receiving with
Mesdames Varney and Williams were
Misses Varney and May Haigh, all of
whom wore butterfly decorations.
The meeting was opened with devo-
tional exercises by Mrs. Cobb, of
Georgia; the president, Mrs. Ranslow,
IN the chair After short business
session, the program opened with two
Victrola selections from the opera,
Madam Butterfly, an overture, and
Some Day He'll Come" Mrs. Pier
son read pleasing short poem
by Mrs. Hemans on the butterfly.
Miss Varney, who is a gifted drama
tic reader, gave two numbers, "A Life
Story" by Mrs. Patrick Campbell, of
London, England, and a little poem
by Ella Wheeler Wilcox, on butter
flies, both of which we're much enjoy
ed, and there was a call for more,
but Miss Varney explained that she
had exhausted her repertoire on the
subject of butterflies. The meeting
closed with a delightful social hour.
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The Daytona Beach library asso-
citation held business meeting Tues
day night at the home of the presi-
dent, Mrs. Cora Powell, on Grandview
avenue A bill for books was ordered
paid It was decided to have book
shower at the Lyric theater, March
16, and the following committee on
arranging a program was named,
Mrs. G. A. Randall, Mrs. G. p. John
son and Mrs. w. o. Epson. 5000 has
been raised toward a building fund,
and any donation will be thankfully
received, and may be left with Mrs.
Johnson, at the Johnson bicycle shop,
Seabreeze avenue. The library build
ing will be started as soon as the
amount on hand reaches $500.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-27

At a recent meeting of the Sea
breeze council, 800 was appropriated
to improve Glenview boulevard. c. F.
Burgman was appointed to superin-
tend The work. which Is a guarantee
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-27

b. f. Rogers and son, J. NJ. Rogers.
Jr,, of Chicago, ILL.,, who were visit
ing the formers father, Mr.. Rogers,
and wife in their winter home on
North Halifax and Glenview boule-
ward, left last Wednesday on their
return home.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-27

The Washington birthday celebra-
ton and sale given at the church,
Monday afternoon, was a decided sue
cess. socially and financially. An ex-
cellent program given by local and
visiting talent was given, and light
refreshments were served. s6s was
taken in.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-27

Ae card party of Tuesday, and the
eaAee Thursday night at the Seaside
@-'e unusually pleasant and well at
.7AF-d' indicating that the season is
II full swing.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-27

Mrs. Howard NJ. Stanton and daugh-
ter, Constance, and friend, Mrs,
Elvin, of Indianapolis, Ind, and Mr..
and Mrs. Rawls, of Ashevile, n. G.,
are recent arrivals at Seminole Lodge.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Smith Hickenloopcr,
and handsome baby and maid, of Gin
cinnati, Ohio, arrived this week. and
are season guests at the Princess
IsSena.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-27

Mrs " f. Barnes, who is spending
the winter at St Augustine, came
down from the Ancient City, Friday,
and remained over until Tuesday
afternoon. While here Mrs. Barnes
was guest of Mrs. Land, at the win
ter home of her parents on Peninsula
drive.