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soc,ETy's CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK

MoNDAY-Mrs. Arthur B. Twombly, a luncheon, St. Regis
Meeting OF the New York Nursery and Childs Hospi,al SEWING
Class, home of Mrs. Algernon S. Sullivan, IS West Eleventh
street. II A. M.
Mr.. Herbert S. Hardes talk O n "Success -a.,; c,-, -.
Applied Design, 3 p. M.
TUE~SDAY-Meeing OF the Colonial Danes Sewing Class hom. of
Mrs J Muhlenberg Bailey, 1915 Park avenue, II A. M
Mrs. George Reese Sauerlee. Ia5 West Fifty eighth stree after.
noon reception.
WEDNESDAY-Mrs. Hermann Oelriehs. I East Fiftv.sev.n,b. ,,..,
4 luncheon.
Lecture for the benefit Of families of French soldier artists hor.
@: Mrs. Samuel Thorne. GA Fifth avenue. a p. M.
THUkSDAY-Meeting Of the Bellevue Sewing and Knitting Glaze
home OF Miss Leary, 1892 Fifth Avenue.
Meeting OF the Thursday Morning Sewing Class, home of Mrs
frank Browne Keech, rs East Fifty second street.
final meeting of the Thursday Evening Dancing Class w,,dors
Astoria. $3.50 p. M.
FRlDAf-Sae tor the benefit of St Maryts Free Hospital for Chill.
dren. home Of Mrs. John II. Leferts, sos Lexington ven i, 70
JPN
Mrs Charles s, Hurd' card party for benefit of widows and orphans
in Vienna, ST. Regis, q P. M.
French reading by Nine. Jeanne Roulet Pavey. home of Mrs War.
rel Delano, SO East Thr'y-sixth street. II 80 A. Nj.
Meeting OF the Madonna Sewing Class, home of Miss Learv "a,
Fifth avenue, II A. M.
Dance Of the Paul Jones Club, Vanderbilt.
SAT~URDAY-Farewell bachelor dinner of Jesse M.,c,,s ,ho u,
marry Miss Marjorie Greenfield, Delmonico's.
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man, Lucia Fdirch.,d Fuller, Thomas
W. Dewing and Charles &. turran.
Some of those who have already
subsC. lhed to these ctures are Mrs.
Herbert l." Sttterlcr. Mrs. Edward
Wickes, Miss May W!ckcs, Miss Maud
Leland. Mrs. Henry W, Poor, Mrs. j.
Carroll i!eckwith, Mrs. Eastman
Johnson. Mrs. j. Walter Spald.nE.
Mrs. !. .Am,ry Haskell and Miss
Julia q. McAllister, The final lecture
Of tn. series vii, he delivered by
James Barnes on the afternoon of
April : at the home of Mr., and Mrs.
William \. clark, 962 Fifth avenue.
HIS topic Will be Back of the Ger
mar Lines in the First Weeks of the
War" Tickets for the remaining -
lures may be obtained Of Mss Annie
Flint, 60 East Thirty-fourth street. ,r
at Knoedlcr's Galleries,
Mrs. Charles :. Hurd, who j. "A
Nlennese, has arranged a card party
the proc eds of which will be devoted
To- the relief of war widows and chill
dren Of Vienna, 1t VIII he held at the
ST. Regis on Friday afternoon and Or.
Constantin Dumba, the Austro-Hun-
pa,lan Ambassador AT Washington.
Is the chief patron. There Will he
tables for bridge, euchrc and hearts
and men will be welcomed. Handsome
prizes have been contributed through
the generosity of merchants in the
way Of silverwa!o, silks, pore lains
and Othcr attractive articles. Tea
VIII be ser vel after the cards.
Among those whu Will assist Mr..
Hurd are Mr., julius NJ. Schwar2.
pr, sidcnt of the Austrian Damens
Hilfvcrein; Mrs, FcliX pfciffer. presi-
dent Of the German Hospital; Mrs. j.
T.. Gelslcr, Mrs. julius \. May, Mrs.
Floyd 3, Corbin, Mrs. Willoughby
Mitchell, Mrs, IL, w, Schmidt, Miss
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Toni WcscndOnck, Mr.. II. +. posgrn-
burg, Mrs. t. T. Palmerb *. Mrs. Gil
lette Phillips. Mrs. Charles Norris.
Mrs. J. Senncr and Mr.. Edward f..
Spitzka.
Inc cara tables will be- placed in the
marble ballroom aud in the Louis XVI.
suite thore Will b. Il bazaar for the
sale of fancy articles. flowers and con-
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SEW DANCE FOR CHARITY-EASTER
INCONSISTENCIES CLUBS-NOTES

it"ward q. Gushing. Judah VI. Sears.
john X. DrcXel. Cornelius Vanderbilt.
Newbold lie Roy Edgar. Samuel a.
Weldon, William r. l'aiuuhar. Fred
erick w. Whitridge. Charlcs Dana
Gibson. Henry j. Whigham. Norman
fapgood. r. VI. Stuart Wurtley. VIII.
am Il. Leeds. Miss Martha McCuok.
MISS Louise Sands and Miss Mary
Hoyt Wiborg.
inc woine who will serve tea Will
wear %crinoline gowns. pantalettes am,
sailor hats and they will include Mrs.
Hermann Kinnicutt. Mrs. Henry I've.
CObb. Jr.. Mrs. Robert l.. Gerry and
the Misses carol Potter. Harriet Post.
sarah and Olga Wiborg. Mary Iyne.
Laura tass Garfield. Carol Hartman.
'eatrio" tlaf'in. Josephine Oshorn.
Elsie N,cu,l. Helen FriCk. Mary car
nogic. Joan Morris and Margaret Car.
roll.
Another SGT of girls will SCH flower
seeds and They VIII wear English
S'nock" and garden hats. Am ng them
viii be the Misses Elsa Howard. hdc-
laid Flint, lielcn Alexander. Maud
Kahn. Nathalie Wood. Ethel Potter,
Clara Lee. Beatrice Sorchan. Edna
Grant. Helen i%Ioddley, Margaret
Tucker. Pauline Barron. Leslie Muir
ray and Mary Cameron.
The tea garden will be open this
afternoon for the benefit of the New
York cuu.ty chapter of the Red Cross
and the Vacation War Relief Commit
tee. TIL" closing day will be Tuesday
and IN" sale vii. h" for the benefit uf
thc Eiv"rGalc. Spuyten Duyyil ana
kingsrt!dgc committees Of the Rod
'ros' and i!so Tor the German Relief
Committee.
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Strombcrg. William Alien Bartlett.
Stanley Dexter, Schuyler Van lieusse.-
acr, Frank r. Hegemeyer. j.. Herbert
j%acpue'in. Rowland Davis, Paul y.
Cratatl. Richard Colt. Philip Bartlett.
tharles VI. Chaplin. George II. Macy.
licrre Mali, James l;cmsen Str,uy.
lienry {. S%turglS. RiC1ard Trimb.r.
VII lam II. Parsons. Waldron W.
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i VI" a. ~ 0,"H'"' run
~. " we
NAM 10 NV q ~ ~ auop' n,'e'
N"e" II No..e.'r''''s "u''oei
=" 80" Il are
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no' ','nN MN a"u ~ po'.e',S oaSe-
s ~" y.n.an ,nd ,,", rn,,
lux '"'o Pe'H'' ~" '"'. LUIS "'ihs
I'm ~ :" r.u,"
$3.50 - 81. C'ln.
WN "' w Mp ien'
heMS' ~" =" "" ''V" " "nes
ne.e,o.. = ~ At! 'H''''l'"e
uI W. ~ ""'" o"cS "c'S"-
=, me- '''.'''.
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"e .".o. ma 81 "a'"i' anu SUI ave
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Nv - 'rP', H''H We
go" "t'''"' 0''"' ''as''' "vt"S 49,
'" ~ ,PN''i' ~
t"-, -''N'I "P'" "9 "S''I'ha'e
PSI W '" : "PVi"t'''e' 10 ~
n'H-''" ~, '.n, - "'"N" - "r'SS
-"
- ..''"' w." i"'"'
49," 90 =
gwen over to tn sntertd lnmt:.' uf
the very young. It's Is the time
when many # the extremely fishion-
shlr schools have their Easter Nl,a-
tons trl & j. thu thing to- devote
ones tine t. the entertainment % the
WIZ" nav '''n' u'"h
'N.gatrr pciG.tttl 70 enjoy u susiai
. y"tN That happens a,ong.
The man CO.. woman who for an IN
st.a' hel.cl $ That the lie ut ,hc
fashionable p4roat t. an idle on
know coth!pg about ;hc matter. Take
me entering Of q boy %" girl for any
- ~ tho popllar SCOOPS. for H.
Tar " Th.r has To- lie done INN
'd''' are" nth IN order to insure
IA; the infant may he thrown in
in pc"r'r associates from "A arcili
lo.n, ~ v.ev whom tho tim comes
tor him Il, 80 Int to school. /, j.
cad hat twcnty-four hours delay IS
positively fatal in entering the name of
2 child. and i j. also said that on.
q 'l' dut! : us the fashionable uhysi-
can VIII thtu bc "a inquire before
hand "hat scloo, the parcn:s hay.
Select; j and then So soon A. the sex
a." t"" ,G!iI g. determined t. telcpnua-
Z" g." head master or head mistress
NAT =. Il III proud father is too
"ND tod to attend 10 the matter HIM
SCI. T. the father can hc left the
sending uf The registration fe which
= always demanded.
Consequently ii is Easy to So, way
N"rc IS 80 muHl going on FOR these
young people who have been sltisfac-
'ori'y pa ed in their various -dtica-
''2l' establishments and who have
-" com" hum. t. enjoy Tho delights
~ tle'r vacation with Just the right
s. r e. planning Of their cntort1ln-
m'at- was looked after months ago
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Every one seems t. bc putting his
shoulder To the wheel for the benefit of
charity. II considerable pleasure j.
mixed in with the labor there ! a
satisfaction in knowing that a good
percentage of the money disbursed
reaches the objective points. There has
been a great variety Of entertainment
offered To those who have open purses.
from iaces 10 flowers and from dogs
To dancing.
Mrs, William Solomon. who has oGc
If the most artistic houses in New
York, was am!ahle enough to throw
open the lower part of 1t for three
days, when there was held "A sale of
,aCes under the direction of the Coun-
tess De Hemptinne, who came here
from Brussels on a mission N behalf
IF the lacenlakers uf Belgium. There
was a decidedly interesting feature at
the flower show now being held at
the Grand Central Palace owing t. the
Introduction of a tea garden, the adj
mission fees being devoted to war re-
lief funds. one section of the garden
was reserved for dancing and the
patronage vas all that could be de-
sired. The dog show of the week was
for charity. The regular dances for
relief funds under the auspices of the
Paul Jones Club were held at the Van
d-rbllt and it has been decided to con-
tinue these dances until the end OF
next month.
The proceeds Of the tea garden sale
Of Tomorrow afternoon will b" devoted
to the needs of the British American
Relief Fund. and among the pat
ronesscs are Lady Herbert and Mines.
Henry Martyr Alexander, Walter
Maynard, Vincent Aston, Francis Is.
Pendleton, George q. Battle. John q.
Milburn, Arthur 5, Burden, .iunius
Spencer Morgan, Alfred NJ. Coats, II.
Fairfield Osborn, W. Bourke Cochran,
Ralph Sanger, Herbert l.. Sattcrlec,
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At tho home ~ Mrs. Samuel
Thorne "li Fifth venue On WcdncS-
day aft"rHtur. VIII be given the second
Of 81 series ct lectures FOR tho benefit
uf destitute f1n,i.cs Of French solder
artists. under The cooperation of lead
ing artists uf New York and the Fra
ternitC de- Artistcs f Paris. The ,cc-
turcr viii be Arthur Whiting. whose
subject viii ne The American COM
poser"
William 4. coffin Of tn National
Academy of Design j. Caairnin of the
American committee and act ng with
him are Charles Dana Gibbs H.. :.
Montgomery Roosevelt. Edwin II.
ii'a hh,ld and j. Carroll Beckwith. !
Other artists idcut fled with the So
ciety are Howard g. Gushing. Francis
e. Jon 4. Howard HusSel, Butler.
Arthur Hrehcr. William =. Sm,diry.
Charles II. Dav.-. John " Alexander.
Colin Campbell cooper. Maly.na II n
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ANS. George W. WioLer>hlm. Nelson
II. Henry and j. II. Holden
Unusually interesting feature, ot
amuscm,n' VII hc introduced 80 th"
"Rnll for tho Mentally jnemplol ed
to b" given by Auxiliary No. ~ OF
Stony VOID Siuatorium at tho RITZ
Carlton ~ the night Of April =. Mrs.
llaro.d otis. Mis- Caroline Weir and
Miss Helen Sloan. who are among th.
prim" movers IN the arraugomcn,s
for the han. are working ont plans
with "A view to offering something dis
tiuct;y different from the usual order
Of things. There WI he. however.
general dancing. and some ~ the
young men who viii act as members
of the floor committee are Oliver Wa
STAFF, bernhard Grcn. ,Tr.. John II
Peabody, Hugh Ross. Blchc Brown.
", Montague Gccr. Jr.. Maruuand
Ward. j. Berry Indcrlill. ". G.
Page II, and Henry W,liron WI
Jams. Miss Mary &. SiIrEcs is r.
ceivinS applications for tickets az 50
each a. ll6 East T~hIrty-~iNth street.
Young people of society are mani
Testing AN interest IN the frugal fctc
ANA Ilu'd-lc ~ il" given IN the ball
room of the Hotel Astur on the nigh'
Of April Il IN AID of the New York
Association for the Bllni. \ junior
auxiliary committee composed of de-
h|utIu'cs " this and ilst season are
aiding Miss W!uirred Holt, who has
charge oC the "details of the fctc. i'm
,4 pr,.4sR.r amt lAt. miami. 90. ...
m.tt,r are the Misses Gretchen Dam
r"Srh. Vera Crayath. Sympnoro-,
Rr.sted, Kate Colby, Edith Mckccvrr,
sylvia HYDE, %Ieaunctte elephant. Syl-
via Holt, Edith sloan. Eugene Rand.
Isabella Taylor, Gertrude Wcliing and
Gertrude Gccr.
There xiii he a floor committee OF
over 100 men Of prominence headed
10y Charles :. Butler. \ limited NUM-
Der OF tickets for the fctc hay, been
placed ON sale with Mrs. NJ. Il. Shcr-
wood. executive secretary. at the Lirht
House of the New York Association
for the Blind, III East t"lfty-niuth
street, They are 81 each. Checks
sh uld be drawn payable to Henry
Morgan Post, treasurer.
Elaborate preparations arc being
made for the Polish Night pageant
and carnival to be given In the CAS-
cade ballroom Of the Hiltmorc on the
night Of AprIl 5 for the benefit of
the American Polish Relief t. mmlt'cc
of New York. Mrs. Archer NJ Hunt
ingtou, Mrs. Herbert l.. Sattcrlcc. Mrs.
J.. PicrpUnt Morgan, Mrs. Erncsto G.
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rk"rs point "r view. this I,u;rn
SEWING class Jus ness. som of these
classes have bc,n going on for ,ifty
years and an election to memberships
SIM holds 50 strong u social flavor
That 1t is considered a great nmpli-
ment FOR the daughters ns a..
mothers to bc chusca when they reach
years of maturity. The New York
SOW ne c,ass may not. how yer. bc
so rigid nor 50 al convincing social,
as tho sewing class of r. ,stnu which
IL one of tn" f,N institutions IN this
country winch are md.ntained pre-
else y as they were wh 4 they wa,,
nrSt started. Every year { q Boston
debutantcS join these classes aud tnr,.
ar" always = icrrei to as hcjnngirs
to tho C.lSs -. IS. - q, This
custom has its Disadvantages when
Inc age question comes up. hu, then
ioston women Ito not cNca mild that:
what they 10 mind j. that after mIr-
r.agc tn y must join some other class
ana If t.ey do not marry the, are
not supposed 10 remain in tho cllss
with IN" Young sir.S.
New York Ccbutantos arc ru
enroll d IN the sIma strict WV in tn.
sowing classes. ,Aourh the Junior
Iragur - rarid,, o.,,i,. ,ha
tom If l,oi ,,,.o..,r
,.or for in. d.hu,,r,. 1870 h,t~". 90.
Hui Tho Io,p,, ~ n ,,.,u 49,.
hacks ia. .r,,. v.i,.s.a,. 49,
sn.Ii,. sautu. ,.,,l, r.,.ar .r,,
Thursday :. vim. ,p,. 81, tnn ~, .r
.lI7s, ut the <. y.rl cI... 49,,
thor. ,,. ,,tor- ,I,,,
abe Ia b.,nn- q, VAN ,ro, ~.
meeting. AFRO ,,, ,..crIol ,,,I ..
mcmusr> s,r,nIy ,.,,, 80. s.rI ,,r o.,
work 10 H.. dom. ,ol rc.,,, a., 80. ,n.
tn, demanded N~anh.r.b' - in .,.h
cine eas * ,rs~alv d..ir,,r, rr,,rr b,,.-
ing ones name ur,r..d mr. vri,,cr 49,
belonging IN cpmrnry VIII ,,bcr ,l,.
s.rla'o r~dsh!unabin y.,rn.D
This winter Tho v.r, NO s,., 10.
that have hoen fnru,d Cat, ,b- ,,..o,
Of the sufferers hy tho war .,va NJ.
tanned exactly In SIM. r-l. =, daI
the old fashioned s.v.ay so,.o,y "a
hrirs!ng pcople together and re,ry
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Numerous attractive features VIII
mark IN" flower Hail which is to- he
held ON ilc Night -. April : in the
largo ballroom Ot tine Plaza for the
hrr"ht of tho International t'hild We
fare League. Mis- I.ua!cc C'app, Miss
Mlrg"ry shannon, M!>~ EN, lmscrsoll
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fectionery. Tickets at $3.50 each may
be obtained Of Mr., lIurd at 30 West
ScNcnty-Sccond street and 90 Mrs.
julius y. May, Mrs. Felix rfc.fcr, Mrs,
IL. +. l'oggouburg and Mrs, +. Neu-
man.
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t.... Of "a !'.u.
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Annthcr .n-ogrmrul irocu,'l an
nouncoi Wa. 'hlt Of Mss ":",crie
Motley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs W.
ilart! Motley "t M"lli-t"Wu. y / Toe
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mss Lucy PeSe Brown
Toto BY Ce~D6eV SFUato5

ans. George W. WioLer>hlm. Nelson
II. Henry and j. II. Holden
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Mr.. Cromwell is IN MS sophomore
Near az Princeton. where he IS a mem
her ut the Colonial Clun. No date hIs
been mentioned for tho wedding.
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Ser 8eitrit StalienS gum &rieee
bot bier nntiirli6 groBes &ufieben err
regt. Mie er beurteilt miro, f0nnen
mir in oiefem Augenbltf nod nidt 10.
gen. l1niere eliropaiiden 8epei6en,
Die ia inter Dem @influB Ser 6ron3o=
len uno G1tglanber iteben, l6iloern
nie @reioniiie in Stalien notiirIi6 in
ether @eile, ser man Die Mblid)t, bier
Den Observation-Disclosures gu mo-
den, 0entli6 anmerft. 8ir fonner1
u1ts faum benfen, BOB oos omerifoni-
iAe Golf BON oieiem 8prgeben Sta
liens ent5iift iein miro. @S bat Stu
lien iobrelang ols 8unoesgenoIfen
3euti9lanos ltno 9eiterrei6s gee
ZEN lit ftets Der Neinung getpeien,
DOB es IN einem groBen, ~oagemeinen
Grieg altf Seiten ieiner 8unbes3e-
rotten itehen tpiirbe, ia bot Dies ol5
ielbitneritdnoli6 angenommen, oieicr
Solto Wortale Ser StaIierer in Dos
fein0li6e 9oger binein fam inn nll-
moeli9 gefoaen, nod oa5u, tpefln tim
erft Die @riinoe fir i'm ettpos genaher
flar geIeet neroen. Offerings MIRO
Der eneliide @influB NIT @odorud
orbeiten Inn bas omerifaniihe gosf
in Dem @orgeben Der Staliener o1id)
cine befreienoe nno aipiliiotoriide
Sot ieberl 8u laiier, ober mir ealibeu
foam oaB inn oas e~elineen fpil5
Ser 9relibrud tritt bod gu oeutItd
al Gage.
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SnIanb.

Ger 2aiien-9eaf in Californian
bat mieoer einen @ns6ru6 gebo6t
uno oaour6 So9poiIer perrrIadt,
Dos 5eittpeiie oas Sat Greet Sal be.
orobte. @liidli6er @eiie ging oie
@efabr poriiber, obne oaB Sda6en
ongeridtet muroe. Ger 9lusbrrtd) 6es
Buttons mar bon einem @robeben
begleitet, oas Die gai5e @egeno err.
I6iitterte.
9as g@ourier.ssournol~ in
S~ouiSpille, &p.s bebauptet, Die oeur-
Idle &reiie IN Den Ser. Staoten ner.
&c BON Der oeutiden &egieruns iub-
penfioniert. Hatiirlift fpemr man
hier5ulanoe Ginem nidts on6eres
portperfen fam, Damn beifuIoigt mall
i6n, er Tel gefauft. Die oeutfde Sic.
gierung bot nod nie cine oeutIm-
amerifaniIde 3eitlfne iuboentioniert.
Gas nGourier-Sournol~ fam allal
nift Die Spur zines Benches fir
leine 9e6ouptung porbringen.
Neltn 2eideu bon Spfern ser
ySliitonio~ iino am Sonntog in gfe.p
Port eingetroffen.
6eitte Bot in @nibington Die
Sibrng Der characterization 81.
na~n5fonfereit5 6egonmen, ourdp oie
man Die amerifoniiden sfepublifen
in %finan8ieller, fonmer5ieler ilno it-
ou~Itrieller 9e5iebutg ereer nit eir.
onoer 8t berbinoen bofft.
Ser @ulfon SIiamlta ouf @las-
ia lit felt mebrereu Eagen in SGtia.
fell.
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aas MeriFe.

Cine nod nidt beit1tigte Nod).
ridt aus gero @rn5 iaef, es batten
bort 8emouitrationen gegen Ger
ran5a intteefunoen Die 0ieien per-
onlaBt batten, ieinen @obnfis nat
Buebla gu oerlegen. 8ie 9emoil-
itrierenoen perlangten eriters, oaB
Gorran5a ii6 NIT anoern G~atgebera
nmgebe uno stpeitens, ooB Der De
pollution iofort elm gnoe aernaGi
peroe. Gorran5a ioa es Bis iebt per-
ltnoert baben, 6aB irgeno cine 4un-
De bon oieien 8oreGngen in's au5-
lano gelange. 8era @ru5 ioa boil
a~rbeitslofen uberfiiat iein uno oieIc
1oQen ii6 beionbers 5ablreit an ben
9emonitratipnen beteiligt baben. lie
8eoolferung Der Stoot Ioa entifie-
ben &artei fir bic 0emonftrieren-
Den genonmen baben.
USE aus 2are0o gerneIoet miro,
babet Die Garron5iItas inter @ellc-
raj Sontos ON Samitag moraen
RontereD beieBt, obne oab tie irgeno
tpelden @ioeritano gefunoen. Gie
Giailtas batten Die Staot bor-
Ter aer1umt
Die 8iIiitas bebaapten, lie
hotten Die Garran8iitas BET @elupa
beiieat uno Die Staot beIett.
gta6 einem 8eridt aus 8erd
Grii3 bo6en Die giailtas, als lie
Ronterep rdumten 1000 @ann, gum
aroBen 9eil @eriptnoete 8uriidgelai=
len, Die bon Garran5iitas gefangen
genommen wuroen. au6 piersebn
3iige, Die fir 8ruppentrnnsport &c.
idnlntt parer, iino Sen Garran5ilias
III Die Sanoe 9efallen.
Nud General Oregon mel6et,
Dob er geiiegt babe. Gr min Den
9ruppen @iao's BEL Srinioo0 eins
idpere 0ieoerlaee 6~eigebradJt unS
Tie biz 2eon getrie6en baben. 9iGG
babe 5peitariepo Mann an Gotten
lno @efongenen berloren. Seine Ell.
genen @erluite 9iebt Oregon nit
200 Monn an.
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Die 6entise Gage.

9ie ariegserfldri1ne Staliens Al,
9eiterrei9 tit geitern nahmittae err
folat. Sn Gom iopol ais in @ira
bat ibr 8efanntperoei1 eroBe Mute
glng berDorgerufer. Sn @ien lit
mon iebr erbittert, 4oiier Sran5
Soiepb not1nte in einem 8rief an Der
@rafen Stiirefb Staltefts 8orgeben
Ole eroBte Yerfioie, pelde ste @eIt
ie seieben. 9euti6lano bot ieinen
Sotf6ofter ebenfaas ous9fom abberr=
fen. Stalier's goreeben miro in
geriil ebenio ibarf peroammt, ME
IN 8ien. Ger totiad1lihe aompf bet
i6on begonnen. SeIterreifiife Suit.
f6iffe baben Die Sitfiiite sStoliens
n~beeitreift uno geneoig uno orbere
IStaote a~tleesrtffen. auf 1en iibri-
gen Sdladtfeloern ideint nihts
@idtiaes qeid1eher All fein.
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Greie YreFe tit seras: Moutas "a. 0aai 1915.

untereebrodt peroen, 8pei erfqb-
rene 4potbeferoebiilfe unter u1s
~itber1abmeu oie 8flege oieies ulls
gliifliden Meni6en. Seute, na6 ore:
8o6en, iino Die n~ei1ten BON ibllell
IN itderer Seilung begriffeu. @iilieell
muBten Singer utlo 3eben o%bgenpln-
men iperoen; 0te 2eute tperoen ober
oQ ii6er our6fommett. Gin In
9lidli6er mar ouf Dem transport
bierber geitorbe1. gr muroe als
2ei6e bier nngebro9t. @ie langa
mir Die Armen nod gu b"eriorgelt
Gaben mer0en lit nidt befannt. Oh
ne l1nteritiibune fonnen iie nidt
auSfommett. Siebe1ntnoflnf5iq bon
ibnen iino bereits tpeiter nod]
eebradt iporoen. Die SLOT bier lit
9roB uno miro init ser 3eit nod gr6-
Der oo oiele Der @neeitelIten oon
rniiii6en 5irmen inter uns, ibr Sc,
bait ni6f peiter be8ieben uno oo6er
ouf MISUNDERSTANDING tper-
sen"
Chen erholtenen Nodridten 8u-
fol9e iino in Sobofsf 5neitauieno 81
piliiten, meiiters oftpreuBii6e gar-
ern, in fur6tborer Scot. @ir iano.
ten iofort eine 9roBe Sunlnle oortbia
Ole SnlfSoftion ianote iber bull-
oertfInf8ig 8adete NIT aleiounes-
itufen bon bier ourdJ oos ruIiiide
Boftomt an 3ipileefaneene ab. Nuf
Dem ruiiii6en aonlulat miiiien Die
@adete often poreelegt meroen, ITO.
rouf tie NIT MISUNDERSTANDING
fret ourdpoffieren f0nnen. Inter
ben SitpreuBen finb piele Srauen,
oabon einige iiber iteb8ie Sabre aI,t
alif einige gang feline &inoer bot,
fpeaigen 8o6eng einem Sabr nno
mebr. Gin Maof)en BON fiinf Sab
rem - pbne gltern!
(5hIuB foIgt,)
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20. 2-@on Corpus gbrifi uAo Gaari8o
Springs 4:45 nndym.
SO. 4-gon gorpns g6rifi. 700 BORN.
Nbfa6rt =
$40. 1-@a6 gOrpus ebriiti nuo gorri5o
Springs. .10:40 BORN.
SO. 8-gind Corpus ghriiti. $50 abenos