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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-05-06

Die GnglanOer geben 81, bah DIT
9entiden auf bent Siigel go. SO bei
s)pern feiteu 6aih eefaft baben. 8ie
iueit bieiesr Soften duff TaIIenD gedt,
iuirb nid]t gefagt, aber es nlmf, siem-
lid iueit geben, iunit ipiirben es SIC
GnglGnber nidjt eriuGbnt baben. Ga.
tiirIidl baben bic Sentidjen oieieu
Grfuls nnr ben GJaien sn perbaufen.
Die 6ranSoien bebaupteu, bic
GnglGnoer bitfen bic BON ben geat-
idIen beiettenEeiIe anf Sem 6iigel 30.
GO iuieOer 5nriiderobert.
Dos fran5ofiide arieasminiiteriurt
ber0ffentlid)t lpieoer cine LANCE 9fei1p
pom @rfolben. IN Dem yIer molten
oie Srori5oien ibre 9inien sipifden
Si5erne uno Set Sos borqeihobsn
baben; IN. Der Gbonapagne fino gli-
griffe oer Deiitfben 5uriidaeIhio.
gen. 3hjiihen gaons int6 MoIel
1uuroe Elm Mlieriff Der 9eutIden aui
ees gIparges abgeidlnsen, i'm @alo
BON 9Iilp iuilroe cine SteIAinqs ae-
nonlmen, meIde oie Deutfden erobcrt
batteii liil6 i'm WnIo BON Montltlnr-
IRE fanoeii sfdrofterfitifdes grfolge
itatt, tpie Die Depsid)e 10 biibfd Iaet.
sssm gIfaB lit man dber ont oberen
Qauf 6es 8edt porge6riifiqen lliio
1narihiert diif Steinbriif az. 9onl
Sarttnnnnsipeilsr aopf miro nihfs
oefaet. Gs firo oie iibIiden fran
5oiiihen Grfolge; fleine Mugenblids-
errrngenfhoften oie fiir 0ie Gaze
gar feline Beoelitltng baben, oiird) Sc
rem gluf51blnng man aber ben gin-
nruf berborriift, aIs lei WroBdrti.
ges gefdeben. Satlndle iIf, SaE Sic
Gtntiden am yier fire etellmnaen
rpdl inimer innebaItem nn6, allem
sfnideine nndj, and finftig bebanp.
ten iuerben; bafl Die GnglanSer ge-
siumnsem finb, lire 9inien III rreao.
jmitieren", mic es 10 bibTdJ in Der
Gepeife beiht, b. +. iidl snriidsnsie.
len irub neme Gtellnngen einsnnc5-
men unb 6af bic Gentiden bisber al
ic glngriffe anF lire Heiien Eoiitiu.
pem abgeihIagem baben.
gun Gamitag bis MittiupdD baben
bic oeilffden ltnterieeboute fiinfsetm
ensIiide 5iidbampfer serif6rt. gien-
idjenIeben fino babel uidjt berioren
gegaHsen.
Der eusiiIdle Gambfer ygathapa,
Scr iid anf Der Sabrt BON appenba-
Gen nad) gbina befan6, 1T in Der
9lorbise in ben Gjriinb sebobrf. Tai-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-05-06
8ean SinOeabarg lpria;;ss.

ssir entbalten inns ieoes aonnea.
tnrs
@ir iperoeli Ipoiglid EatIad1en
bringeu lino oieie fin lid, ielbit iprc-
den laffeil Eatiohe flt,l oaB III
9euti6iuno cine bftteres Stimuiilss
gegen glmerifn beItebt uno oaB oic5e
Stimmung nit ieoem Sag tpeiter nm
ii6 greift iiro In alien areiIeu aetetlt
tuiro.
8eil Die Ser. Staaten offisielI neis-
tral iia0 ut6 odbei often 0itrh g9ai,
fem unb M1uitionsIieferaln oie
sluiierten, uno MIR oieie, untprifiis
ben.
9inoenbura iit fein NRanu oer
Norte, ionoern Der Eaten gr lit feip
ltlterbittlider Gdmeiger tpie Wsoltfe,
cher ct iprid]t mir, tpelln er etiuag all
iagen bat. @erlt Sinoenburq Iaat
u&iiBIano iit fertigM ipelul Sin
oerblirg iagt: Ser Griea miro niht
mebr laage oauernI@ -. luerll
@inoenbure iagt.. .Mir tperoen lie-
gent 0ana gIalbt ibn nibt nlr
Geitlhlano, rIibt llur Der 8unoe8ae-
floiie, nidt MIR Der @eaner, baum
glnubt ibnt eine @elt. gr lit ser
Wann Der Eat, Der ipillem @orte
araft berleibt. @ait ieiner Eeriom,
Wiit Dem Ghipert.
@inoenburg bot einen 8ertreter bee
amerifaniifen 4reIie entpfangan
Gem fagte er ais Der 9lnlerifoner
9lmerifd ertpabnte NIT Der MuAe
oes SelbftbeipuBten: ,Bir eripartea
NIT ipirflihem ssntereiie oie MnfmtH
itnierer eriteu mnerifan1den &ano+
neni4
0a8u bemerfen ole n9eip5iaer
Reileiten 9tohrihten@: vsIns oieiem
bartgemeiBelten Sat ipridt Die bite
re Ssronie, oie elm tapferer Wonn &C.
geriiber Dem ihleihenoen S1noler
empfinnel inag, oeiien @ott nllein Scr
Brofit it, Der oos @eIo oud1 aus Ell
mem Meer bon gIut berousfilht ,ssJ)
babe geleieil, oaB ihiuere aanoneit
aus 9Imerifa nod 9iuBlano antartueqs
iiilo. aber fie fiiio fir ltils beItimmt."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-05-06

unterleeboofe in Cdtigksit.
Rdanang u1sa-9a(lieaS our6 Die RuGm 6Rgonnen

idgtere itnD Seiatnng iultroen geret-
tet. Der britiide SdJopmer oGarI
Of 2at1am" ipnrbe ppn ben NentIdlen
an Der iriiden &iiite perienft; ebeuiu
Der Giidoampfer uStratten" in Ser
gsorSiee. Die geiatnngen iumroen
gerettef.
0as tiirfiide Sriegsminiiterimnl
Ierfl6rt, Die emsliIden geridlte ii6er
bas erfolsreide gororinsen Der al
Iierten Sruppen an bie 9arbanellen
ieiem midJt iuabr. Die Gage Der eng
liiden Srnppen anf Der 6albinieI
@aaipoli iei cine iebr sefabrliAe; iie
ieien BON ben Siirfen iin1singelt mnS
Hidlt i'm Gtanbe, Dpriu1rts sn brin=
gen. ysnr suei Ennfte Der Salbin-
lei, Gep-@l=8abr nns gIbi-gnrns
ieien in ibrem 8eiik.
Die GnglGnber lfnb ssransplen
meloen pon einem Angriff Der Cir
FEN ailf Sas Eager Der gllliierteu BEL
aritbia anf UaIlippli, Delder sfn-
sriff nit einent rieiigen @erlnit fir
bic Siirfen siriifgefdlaaen luiiroe.
1900 Cote iOllen lie auf benn
SdIadtfel0 snriidgeIaiIen baben.
IS uerben mol ein paar iueniser ge-
lueien iein.
Siirfifdje geridte iuieSerboler.
Safi bic aiiatiide Seite Der 9arba-
neIlen BON ben Tein6en geiGnbert lei.
Cine Nadrid)t aMs Mstilene, iuel-
DE Die Sabas Asentnr aber gltben
erbalten fat, aliu cine gsadJridJt, Die
nafesit maf lire llniunbrbeit aenidlt
lit, meI6et, tirfild)e G'efanaene, bic
nadl Senebos gebradt ieien, beridjte-
ten, bic Siirfen batttn fmrdJtbare
Terlmfte sebabt. Die Nlliierten, 10
bebamptet oielelbe 9epelde, bGtteir
tuidtige itratesilde Eunfte beIebt mno
curpfinsen tGslid @eritGrfnnsen.
Ans @ien ipirb gemelba, Die
3nifen bGtten NIT Der 8Sumana bun
@eit GaIisieu bsgpunen. Die Ge-
pel@e wseoergpif, Dag ote Wieoerla8e
esr Nahen etne oolfanos3e geiutien
~.
u. D.s usslanosr sspfr eHoI'd, 50,
o'e G Sen1igeM lmtenfn oodD iutrflt1)
" $osF Vemi3ten et'fen Sitg erran-
sea oh yapeH.
q " oen euglilhen 9epeihen itno
. getlpIen lpteleit lest Die oeritifenoen
puIe ul'o one Geibolle, oene.t
loiWe @ale enntromen, Die Saupt-
foue- won fon1te 81 Der Aniid,t
lonlmen meitIi man oieie 8erihte
llelt = one Dentlhen fiibrten Den
ssalnpT B. mt eilaetn winle mir init Die.
zen palen n'io iuurteten in rlibiser
Slwerpert oas unbeil ob, oas oieie
gnnlfe anrt1teten Inter ibrem
Smne Dape1 ne yienbe Ghapefle an
aearIlfen ufo, mie eg ideiut, otc
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-05-06
Sure lltbtri6t.


Dir Snrfen bebanpten, bic
GnslGmDcr bhtten altf Walipol;
nnr 5iuci gsnnfte tn 8eiik,
Die GnslGnber meIoen eineu
iiegreidt 5itriifseidIasenen sln-
griff Der Siirfen.
Eremiernliuiiter Asqititf
Drpbt oentfd)en @efangeneu.
9eittide ltnterieebopte SER
ft6ren eitsliid)e syiidbainpfer.
gie Gnelanber entidJnlSisea
lire WfiserfoIae NIT ben Waien,
ipeldJe bic 9entidjem in Anipen-
bnHs bringen.
Die 9eiitiden baIten lire
Stelunsen ain g)Ier. Sic be-
ieten einen Sell bes SiigeIs
NO. go BEL Dpern, ben bic Gns-
lanoer fpater iuieoersenOmmsa
baben.
Gie 9iniTen besinnen, @cii-
0alisicn 81 rSitmen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-05-06

ben, 81 tani6en. Sic mahen's beina-
be ebenlo, Die Die rulliihen @eerfiib-
rer ieiller6eit i'm ariege nit ssapalt
Die Der lintpiiIenoen riiiiideu gepol-
feruug nllen grnItes ons M1rbei er
oablen lieBen, Die Sapaner fonntell
iih unlidtbar MAIDEN Ii. oarouf ieien|
ibre Grfolae 5ltriid3ufiibren. Sroe
oielers Shouergeibihten bon oen|
oeutihen @aien beridten Die gngI1n-
Der aber ooh BON u1gebeurel1 8erlu-
item, tuelhe Die 9eutihen In ben leB.
TEN Gdmpfen BEL Wpern erlitten ba-
ben '8ie iih oas 5lianlmenreint,
lit aIIeroines nift reht peritanolih.
Die GniIen 6ebanpten, es ieien
10000 Siirfeu geiueien, bic lie
BEL Der periiiden StaSt Gilman on
eegriffen GGtten, Sic ieiem 5nriif-
aeiuorfen nn0 in einent @e-
eemangriff D1llig nitseinnnber geiagt
9ladl oem 8eridt eines aprTeipol-
0snteH 0es Qpnbener ! 9dilDg g9re-
niele" baben Die Siirfrn feline ssasrdjt,
Sak bic gIlliierten asaitautinopel meb-
men f0nnten, 6as Ginsige, lpas iie &c.
fiirditen, lit Elm sIngriff. Der gulsar
rem. Bur letterem f6nnen iie an-
idDeineno rnbis ieim, benu alles Geres
be iiber bic ariessabiid)t Der @ulsa-
rem bat iidj 6is lett nid)t beitGtist.
9lus Siflis luitS gemeIbet, Die Gnl.
len iebten bic gerfelgnna bsri ani
perliidlem GSebiet bei 0aIinan geidla-
geneW Siirten fort. Bis iett fehIea
nod alle anO iebe tiirfiid)e geridjte
iiber jeue GAladt. ST.
Mits Cliffs tperoen nene Gd]auer-
gelbihten aus Ser @egeno pon Ban
genteloet Sect beiBt es, es ieien re-
gulore Sample 5tpif6en Sen tiirfi-
lden SoIoaten un6 oer slrmeniern
I'm @ange. Biro aii1 mol lift mabr
iein.
Der friibere 8nnoesienntpr ea-
fapette young unb elm auberer Serr,
Der friiber anterifaniid,er Iiee-9nu.
'inl in Bern seiuefen iein ioll, iunrOen
IN Wien aiif ben @erSadJt Der Gpios
mage uerbaftet ilnb IN i6rem .SuteI
feitgebalten. Der @erSadDt ridJtefe
itd gegen ben 8egIeiter gonna's 3,
1cnf ben man bic 0iener 8eh5r6en
anideimeno anfinerfianr selmadJt fat
fe. yomns iulrbe iofort In Trei6ei.
gelebt, als er nadjiuies, iuer er lei.
Mud, fein Sesleiter iunrbe eimlee
Gage ipGter entIaiIen, madjoem er
ben geb0r0ea nadgetuieien 6atte, oaf
ibr Teroadt sranSIps iei.
Die ensIiftben 9epeTdenforreipon-
benton litdlen lire 2eier iiber oie
Satiadle, Saf iid) bic Gnglanber bei
yperu ba6en snriif5ieben miiiIeu, oa.
NIT 5it tr0iten, Die neuen SfelInnaen
Itien piel siinitiaer ais bic alten.
Sn ueIde g8ut Die enaIndoer
ourdl Die fortoanernoen Grfoloe Der
Geittiden Deriebt iein miiiIen, oofir |
bat Premierntiniiter s[squit6 tpieoer
einen 8etpeis eeIieFert. DieIer ionIt
10 5ltriifboltenoe Serr bot aIle 8u-I
riidbaIhtng fallen laiIen un6 lit inri
BorIament nit Droblnaen unoe. !
benerIider art berporgetreten. GrI
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-05-06

Ilagte: y8enn bic seeisnetc Belt
fqmutt, iperben mir an alien Senen
gNsefBeiting iibeu, bgnrn nad)geDteIeh
IlDerbeit fam, Oak lie alle Jiegeln un6
@ebraiide sipiliiierter &riegfabrung
i'bertrieben babeH, iimbefiimmert bar
mn, iuer he iiifo iinO mas ilr 9spr.
leben seiucien iein mag Nenn fam
oieie. 4euBerungen nur dlf oie in
Der GeiDalt gnglanos befinoIihett
ariegsgefangenefl, Dor aIleiil auf cie
|sefanaenen 8eiabuugen oeutifer I'm
terieeboote, be5ieben. Germ an an-
Germ 8ergeltlnte 8u iiben, oasn miro
Gnglano idtuerIih @eIegenbeit BE-
fontnlen. Wfon fam nun iebr Ieiht
Jeen @0begrao Der @ut benlpIIeif,
'tuenn man beoenft, oaB Ser grenier-
nliniiter @roB 8ritanniens fid nidjt
ideiit, in offener EarIamentsIibltng
9robnngen oltsaliltoBen, oic nur ouf
E@efangene besogen tDeroen fonnei.
ssn oerielben Sibung erfI1rte Sc.
9ppoiitionsfiibrer, gonor Gam, er
boffe oas 2ano merbe iid an fcin lie.
tereinfontrten nlebr febren Inn 0en
arieg sit Gnoe 5u briraen. gllio Elm
gorifJlag, ben &rieg In elmer 8eife
su fiibren, oardj Sie jebe SfifiidlI,
jeoe WerpfliAtnng misadjtet iuir6.
sots;a.nt,.,,.s s M Draps :. ns. D.S''u,sa s.l
Saa.,as .'''cs sss..s ). CIV 'aaaao 'ouAlulae
Sshss Ts:.s CO. - s.s:s .asSas !. ssoOs.M q =.
sarsfas ~ s,.sss asa 80 49,. s'osss, m, as't !.
:gy...s *. g. * Ss.aaiDst pata pse seal
@ma,. W. =. ~. '':s,..H :s. s.lp'se aup 0's
'"'''' 'v"'a se'O0'OeH pAp'
aus yton mlro Ieet iuleoer gelltels
oeI oIe VerDonolungen 5ipllhen SstG-
iien m uno Selterreld) iiber Sanoabtre-
tltiteen oes erlteren ieien 10 nett
9eolepeh oaB man etne @inlgnns
erparten toliite 9elterreih lei Sta,
llen lmon 70 melt entgegengefonl.
men, oaBl IS il6 NIT Der ebentliellen
a,i,,Oa',osu,s ANU &rlelIs . elile orel'
,,..ra..,. ,,aya ss,es.i'aAVeh a. erllar1 paps,
Malss., ~ ! !. : Use'Maag maa tno aile oiele
sa0. Nuu;.'u''sn aoer 0ie NriegssefaDr IN
N.s.a',.n ,s.:a H, nnu o'e Sesganolnngen, otc
r.l sn A'l'esss1a 5ar Sermetonng oer-
iseS.M ,a,ss.. ssIngfr weroen, leeres 1e-
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Straferpeoition 9eutihlallos nod
China an. Spoter blieh ersin Dit
Wien, Datroe in efle llnterldlngungs-
offaire pertuideIt uno ntuBte cine
3eitIang iiBen. yead ieirer GreiLai-
lung fau er nod sSranfreid).
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HnstanO.

Nus 8efine miro gemeIoet. oer
fineiilf)en Sfeaierung lei 0as iapa-
iiifde llltimatltm iebt iiberrei6t
moroen Die in China pobnenben
sSopaner iollen fid) idleunigit oabon
MAIDEN. ssbr 465ug aus Wlufoen ion
oireft elmer Slitht gIeiden.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-05-06

Man tritt nid)t ouf feline eige-
men Siibneraugen.
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ssrau Gbas. A[6red1t, 1888 0fs@nr,s
uneree Ctr. Con MntOilio, geros, liefert
frilbe Wlilmen, 8[nmenitiide. Nouauets
in0 RflatBen. NeetsRffan5en cine Gpes
sialitdf. Gel grodett 1892. (sln3.)
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Nidf bas regnIdrr Grii6jabrslagtr.

Nidt nnier resnlares 5ribiabrs Eager S.
fnb $3.50, $500, $3.50 nnb $500 Sdu6e in pa
ttntleOer, Ga,a Metaly. San, meiheu ganbas anb
Buds &n6pi- nnO Binder Oxforbs. Ginise
Hamps. Sire sdn6srSke 1T Oarinter IN einep,
Der 5tble.
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9ieie Sfnbe beiteben aus ettpa 90 Gtpler erIf
flaiiiger Baare; at1gebrobene @roBen, }ino all,
Teite DIE plc in 5tuei gagen aasperfalsfen rnieu
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tho right direction. They slant to- ward the middle of the belt at the back and front. At each side a band of the material, having the stripes running horizontally, makes a neat decorative feature and adds to the shapeliness of the waist. In the elbow length sleeves the stripes run length wise.
 The neck and sleeves are finished with an embroidered edging in a sim pie, well-made design Pearl but tons, two at each side, and simulated buttonholes of narrow braid, are ef- fective little touches on the front of the waist.
 The skirt is moderately full with panel at the front and plaits at the sides and back. Above the three-inch hem a band of the material, with the stripes running horizontally, gives the skirt @ neat finish and desirable flare at the same time.
 The belt may be of patent leather or suede or of some heavy fabric Alto gether, this dress follows many good points in the modes of spring for grownups and at the same time con- trives Go be prettily childish and very practical. It is meant to be developed in wash fabrics and Is easy to launder.
 JULIA BOTTOMLEY.
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Boys Confirmation Suits at half price at 5aer's, PA Ouachta Ave.
 4s2-tf
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It seems that everything is woven in stripes this year. and the frock of gingham for the half-grown schoolgirl may show them as we'll managed as they are in the visiting gown made for her mother The handling of striped fabrics is not a particularly simple matter, but when well done the re- suits are something to be proud of.
 A good model for a dress of striped material is shown in the picture. It is in every way commendable for the girl of from nine to fourteen years and merits the attention of those who must provide clothes that shall be at. tractiye for girls of the awkward age. One of the strongest points in favor of striped fabrics for chlldren's wear lies in the fact that they allow simplicity and variety at the same time. By the simple expedient of changing the di- rection of the stripes the trimming is provided of the same material as the frock
 The model shown is so good that it should be followed exactly as it is, by the copyists who use it. The bodice is cut with long shoulders and large arm's-eye, and the simplest of neck openings. In it the stripes run up and down and the slight fullness gath cred in at the waist line gives them
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Society MRS. D. 4 CROCKETT, EdItsr welsphoSs sS4K
 Mail Items 12O Garland
-Bridqe

Luncheon-Bridge. An enjoyable event of yesterday was the bridge luncheon given by Mrs. W. F. Chester at the Arlington hotel when fifteen lady friends as sembled flo partake of a delicious luncheon followed by the game of bridge. A lovely color scheme in yellow was carried out. There were fifteen guests and the prize winners were Mrs. Eshn Holland and Mrs. Hiram Whittngton
 # Mrs. Frank Bay.ay is improving fol- lowing a siege of Ia grippe
  The Loius Club win meet Thursday of this week. Mrs. c J.. Bowen IS reported to be Improving after a serious Illness.
  Miss Florence Williams is visiting Mrs x. o. Pindal in Little Rock.
 # Mrs. J. R. Kirkland is confined to her home with illness.
  Elmer Riley is reported 10 be m- proving after a serious illness.
 * Miss Mary Disheroou is visiting friends in Little Rock
 # Mrs. Orlando Gray and daughter. D0rothoa, are conva.escing
  Mrs. Frank Cassada has returned from visit to Bentoa.
 # Mrs. Alex Coutlee has returned % her home in Memphis.
 < Miss Frances Smith has returned from a visit to Little Rock Misses Mary and Elizabeth Martin are being derehtfuIly entertained while in Birmingham, Ala.
  Mrs. Clarence Homer and Mrs. IT. A. Jones spent the weekend in Little Rock.
 # Miss Ida Wilkins continues quite i'll at the home of aer sister, Mrs. Fatheree on Garland avenue.
  Mir and Mrs T A. Pace are now able to be out following a severe i.l- ness.
 # Mr. and Mrs. s A. Price will re- main for about a week before return ing to their home in Kansas City Gus Strauss returned yesterday from New Orleans, where he attend ed the Buai Brith convention.
 # # Bob Pollard, who has been in Flor ida for the past year is home on a visit
 Ray F. Ermey eft yesterday for Trinidad, Colo, where he will be as
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Smart Outlnn Cnstnmes

For smart country club costumes in norfolk style there is a new silk material called khakikool, which comes in various crisp weayes re- sembling shantung and rajah pongees and in smart shades of sand, putty, dreadnaught gray and in pearl and oyster white. These costumes are very simple and very smartly tailored with belted coats above wide circular skirts The natural shade of the khaki-kool is sometimes matched by natural silk stockings; stockings to match the dark and light gray shades are also carefully selected for wear with black pumps or boots This khaki-kool has virtue of springing up. however 1t is crushed, and will, without doubt be fancied also for summer motor coats.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-04-14

A new combination has appeared among undermuslins and has proved great success in the spring dis plays It has appealed to the senses of utility, economy and daintiness, which women exercise when outfitting themselves with summer underwear. This garment is called the envelope chemise" and is engagingly pretty as well as practical.
 To cut the new combination, one has only to vary the lower part of q chemlse pattern by sloping the side seams outward to provide for flare at the bottom Also the back breadth is cut longer than the front breadth and with a tab at the center of the lower edge. This tab is more or less narrow and is provided with button holes which fasten over small, flat pearl buttons sewed to the bottom edge of the front breadth.
 This arrangement divides the skirt of the chemise, making it as easy to walk in as muslin or silk pants and giving the appearance of a short un- der petticoat.
 The envelope chemise is developed in nainsook or other thin cotton fab rics and in wash silk or crepe de chine It is trimmed with the usual lingerie laces. The corset cover, pants and short skirt may be dispensed with when this chemlse is adopted. since 1t taxes the place of each of them.
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INSURANCE PAID
 0N STEAMER EVELYN
A TREASURY WARRANT WAS DRAWN IN FAVOR OF YES
 SEL OWNERS.

Washington, April l3.-The govern ment war risk insurance bureau paid its first claim today for losses duc to the European war A treasury warrant for $ll1,O00 was drawn in fa- vor Of HarrissIrby and Vose. of New York, owners of the American steam CT Evelyn, sunk off the coast of Hol- land, supposedly by a mine. Feb. 20.
 The Evelyn was the first American boat lost during the war. or the amount paid, $3ol .000 was for her cargo of cotton and $l00,0O0 for her null. Necessary proof of loss reached the treasury department April l. The bureau to date has earned premiums amounting to $l l53.000 ont of a total
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Isociated with his brother in the fur njture and hardware business of tAat city.
  Miss Fay Bryant has returned to her home in Hope after a visit to Miss Mae Eliston
  The Christian Eudeavor Union gave Ia lie and sash social last evening at the First Christian church.
  W. r. pyne is improving after al dangerous illness and yesterday was able to be out of his room.
  Jack Crockett is improving but i. st.I confined to his home with la grippe. Mrs. Crockett also is better
  Mrs. Rose Goslee and Mrs John Riggs have gone 10 Warren, Ark. to attend the Arkansas Sunday School Association.
 # # Mr. and Mrs M J. Murphy and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Westcott spent the weekend at tLeir large plantation near Newport
 Messrs Hiram McCarferty and Fred .Gray went on fishing excursion Mou. .day and will be gone for about a week.
 Mr. Button" Housley is critically I at his home and his family are with him constantly Fears for his recovery are entertained
 # Mrs sara Mcgeinson has returned to Searcy to reenter college follow ing visit 10 her father IL F. Meg .ginson.
  Miss Geneva King went to Little Rock this week to attend the meet ing of the Knights and Ladies of Sc .curiy
 Mrs Victor Waldstein returuel yes torday from Pine Bluff. where she spent a few days on their plantation
 # Miss Bertha Schaefer will leave to- day for her home in Nazoo, Bliss, aft CT a visit to her sister. Mrs Theo Edsall.
 # Hubert Mcudel left yesterday for New York 10 do the summer buying for the fashionable simon Mendel store.
 # Merritte Riggs visited the biz peach orchard. the largest in the world which is located out on the M. D. and IG railroad.
 
 Mrs. A. C. Jennings has been in Lot Itle Rock this week attending the ' lD. C. meeting as a delegate from the | local chapter # Mr. and Mrs. R. Orsinger have re gently purchased new six room bun
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J1TNEYs ASK INJUNCTION.

Atlanta Ga, April 13.-A tempo rary injunction restraining city off cials fro menforcing an ordinance to license and regulate jitney buses was granted here late today by Superior Court Judge Ellis on petition of a local association of jitney bus opera tors. The court set April 19 as the day for the officials to show cause why the injunction should not be made permanent.
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premiums paid up to April 7 amount ing to $L733,000 The government is expected to salvage some of the Eve lyn's cargo and thereby reduce its net loss.
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In the picture two developments of this new garment are shown, one with lace sleeves and lace trimmings and the other made with small hand-run tucks at the front, a narrow handmade edging about the bottom and top and finishing the arm's-eye. Any needle. woman can make this chemise and it IS very simple matter to launder it. It is cool for summer wear, for it dis penses with at least one piece of un, derwear
 JULIA BOTTOMLEV.