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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-25

one Of the most interesting engage
ments announced last week was that
of Miss Kathryn y. Steele, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs Charles Steele. of II East
Sixtv-second Street. 10 +. Sklddy Won
Stade. son Of Frederick Won Stade' OF
this civ. Mis-. Steele is the youngest
of the three daughters OF Mr. and
Wrs Steele her sisters being the
Countess Jean dc la Cree and Mrs;
Devereux Milburn. She was introduced
IN societv two years ago at ball gwen
nv her parents at Sunridge Han. thelr
countrv home at Westbury, Long ISL
ard Vr Won Stade is an expert anna
tour rider and one Of the best known oil
the Younger polo players. ne NNs
graduated from Harvard IN 1907, ana IS
a member Of the Union, knickerbocker'
Racquet and Tennis, Meadow Brook
Pininp Rock and other clubs. NO date
has been set for the wedding
Announcement was made last week
Of the engagement Of Miss Moille An
drews. of 70 West Fifty-titth Street.
daughter of the late Mr.. and MIS- sam
mol Andrews. Of this city, 10 Louis r
Stoddard, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. e.
Stoddard, OF New Haven. Miss An
drews is a sister of Mrs. Roy A. RaIney
and of Horace r. Andrews, OF ~ East
Fifty-second Street. Mr.. Stoddard mas
won international fame as a polo play
er and was substitute on the Amer
can international polo team of 1918.
He was graduated from Yale in 1879
and is a member of the Racquet and
Tennis, University, Piping Rock.
Meadow Brook and Rockaway Hunting
clubs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Clough Buell.
NJ l3O East SiXty-seventh Street. have
announced the engagement OF their
daughter. Miss BeatriX Buel. TO Henry
Clam smith. son of the late Joseph A.
smith and grandson Of the late Charles
A. Ciapp. Miss Buers sister sister Miss Miss
-. cor ~ Mrs. Francis Hodgson Bur
nett, last November She was nitro
Guced to society three years ago and is
an expert dancer She has appeared at
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Nathaniel Greene. o. node Island. and
grandson Of the late Or. David
Greene. The wedding viii probably
take place in the autumn
For the benefit Of the White Door
Settlement. 21l Clinton Street, Osslp
Gabri!owitsch and Nine. Clara Gabrilo-
w;tsch will give "A recital at the Plaza
tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock.
Tickets may be obtained from Mrs.
John +. Wilson, treasurer, 26O West
Seventy-sixth Street, or at the Plaza.
The natroncsses are Mrs. W. '. ;.
Thornc. Mrs. Daniel s. Lamont. Mrs
Gerrish II. Mlliken. Mrs. Henry sloane
Coffin. Mrs. Walter Eyre Lambert, Mrs
John A. Hartwell. Mrs. Augustus +.
Kountze. Mrs. Henry Osborn Taylor.
Mrs. Henry 4. Sumson. Mrs. Frank
Dcmpster sherman. Mrs. Prentice Sang
or. Mrs. William A. Read. Mrs. Henry
s. Patterson. Mrs Victor Norawetz,
Mrs. Frank f. Carter, Mrs. Harris Ash
ton Dunn. Mrs. Roswell Eldridge. Ms.
James Beldon Gcer Mrs. Samuel Thur
hor. Miss Mabel Choate, Miss Jane D..
Eoves and Miss 4. Y. Acker.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-25
GENERAL SOCIAL NEWS
AND NOTES OF INTEREST

The championship finals Of the ANA,
teur Fencers' League of America Will
be held in the ballroom OF the Hotel
Aston on Friday evening. Elimination
rounds have been held in the various
divisions: Boston. Philadelphia, Cht-
cago. Washington, Brooklyn, Pitts
burgh. Baltimore, West Point and New
York City.
Although an athletic event, these
champion ships have become in the last
three wears a recognized and most en-
ioyable social affair. because of the
dance which follows the fencing. This
year it will be particularly attractive,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-25

, Tickets may be obtained at the Office
Of the secretary, W. Scott O'Connor, 90
Broadway.
Miss Amy Baker will give her annual
recital in the music room OF the Bit
more on Friday afternoon az $3.50
O'Clock. She will be assisted by
Charles Norman Granville, barytone,
with Bruno HUM at the piano.
Mrs. Lewis Governor Morris, pres
dent Of the Junior Colonial Danes,
will spend the summer with her
mother, Mrs. James Muhlenburg
Bailey, at Glenwood \. \.
Mrs Allan Forbes, of Boston, was
recently a guest OF her parents Nr.
and Mrs. Henry Ashton Crosby, OF ~
Washington Square West.
The Veteran Corps Artillery Of New
York will give a dance on Monday
evening. NAY .. at the butmore.
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presented by Maurice and Walton nave
never been seen in New York before,
one OF them. Adorable Tourment, ~
written especially for this occasion by
Enrico Caruso. is In the form OF a
"dance-operetts.' the words Of the
singer being interpreted by the pan
tomimc steps of the dancers and the
strains Of violin obbligato 70 the ac-
compartment Of full orchestra. Be
sides Maurice and Walton, others on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-25

as the management has engaged two
orchestra under the direction Of
Frank W Mckee. 10 play continuously
until o'clock. The patrons are Colo
mel Rober- NJ. Thompson. Mayor John
Purroy Mitchell. Henry Breckenridge.
Charles de Kay. Matthew Aston Wilks,
Edwin Gould. Carroll BecAwith. Arthur
!. Eddy. !. Sanford Saltus, Samuel r..
shaw Edward Scheuk. Dr James 3.
Clemmens and DR.. Graeme Hammond.
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many entertainments FOR charity since
her debut.
The engagement has been announced
Of Miss Helen Eliza Dennis. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel S. Dennis. OF
Miller Road. Morristown. y. D., to Oscar
Ross Ewing. Of indianapolis. Mr. Ew-
ing was graduated from the University
of Indiana and from the Harvard Law
School.
No date has been set for the we'd
ding of Miss Abigail Alison Cambell,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
Douglas Cambell. OF 1871 Riverside
Drive. 10 Carol W. Alton, of Chicago.
The engagement was announced re-
Gently. ,.
Another engagement announced last
week was that Of Miss Isabella r.
nunning. daughter Of Mrs. William +.
Cunning. Of this city and Locust Grove
Farm. Warwick. y. Y, 10 Phllipse =. \.
Greene. son Of Mrs. l.. Casimir de Cop
net. Of Thornbrooke. Shrewsbury. \. }
Miss Cunning is a sister Of Mrs. Frank
Rrookfeld. Of $40 Madison Avenue.
llr. Greene is a descendant Of General
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Deutlcbe nebmen die Stadt Pr3aSnyS]

tig uno aartfiibleno Die gngldnoer
oob gegen ibre @egner iinol
Gum eriten Oeale in Ser @ei6i1te
Gnglanos tit einern e5noen oos 8ictc.
ria-arelt5 fir electromagnetic gapfer-
felt nerlieben moroen. Ser 10 aug
ge5ei6nete s5sroelit, 2eutnant sSranf
9lleraltoer Be YaB, lebt ieopd midi
mebr. @r fiel fltr5 nod Ser @elben-
tot, our6 Die er ous ibm nad ieinem
5ooe 51erfannte 4reu5 peroier1te.
Sic prellBiihe SDpotbefen 9if=
tiell-9anf bot eine 8ipioenoe bon 7
@ro5ent gegen s i'm Sabre porber cr=
.flart. Sic 8reltBilfe Central -@rilno4
eigentlnns @eieai1aft erfldrte eine
lolde BON 812 geeen 8; Die Siio=
oentide @runoeigefltunts 9anf 7Ls
gegen S14, Die 2inoen giien- nnS
Stablmerfe 10, fDie oas ssabr 5npor
Die Sdlefii6e Miiblen @eieni6oii
t2 gegen 8 utlo Die .9atria4 =Gigoret-
tenfabrif 1S gegen IA 8ro5ent.
geoh ieinem 3tpeiten 8eIn6e ii
Geutidla1to erfl1rt oas reaierungs-
treue Mitglieo ser biIgarii6en Sam.
mer, 9onfafoff, oaB oos gertraiief
Der oeuti6en 9eotton bente nod if
groB lei tpie 81 8egirri oeS 4rieeeg
3eutidlano babe ben feiten gntIhIn[
aefaBtt Die britiid)e 9Drannei Sur
See 5u pernihten. Nub Seiterreicb
ltngarn lei entidloifeiL BEN arieg Big
5um gnoe alt fiibren nGeuti6lono"
.iagte Der Ibgeor0nete, lift ipinells
'ade 0pfer al brirgen, oie BON oel
sSyntereiien oes 2anoes oerlangt tper,
ben SIN 9feihe berri6t cine 8egci
lterllng fir Seer nno slotte, oi'
iid nid)t idiloern ldBt. Ger stoit
itro oie 9rablerei gnglanos, ooB e.
Die 6errlhoft uno Elm Monopol Sin
See befibt, fino nerflogen. Mn6 ii
Seiterreid-llnearn bnt iib oes offent
|liden @eilfes elm bor5iigIihes Ser
trauet ouf 5iea ben1ahtigt."
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Wnslanb.

slus 8aris miro geineloet, Elm
oier5ebniabriger Sirnge Namens Sole
Sraneiso Silpa babe auf Sen friibc-
ren portiigieiiihen gremierminiiter
lno Siibrer Der oemofrotiihen 9ar-
tel, Or. 9llfonio Gotta, atpei 6diiiie
abgefeuert, aera6e als Gotta in einan
9obnmogen lteigen pollte. OieShiii-
le gingen febl. 9tiemono turtroe pcr-
leet Ser iiigenolide 9fttentGter
mnr0e feitgetionlmen. gr erfI6rts.
DAB i'm Memono su ser Got aufge-
rei5t babe.
= Sn 2onoon lit elm 9enfmo[ Der
Slorence geiebtineoIe entbiiIft NOR
oen, oas erIte 9enfmaI, oos III Con-
Don elmer niht fiirItliden 8rmt ge-
lett ipor6en lit.
SSn 9erlien ioIlen MGnner gum
Wtiuiiter oes Snnern II. gum SnItia-
miniiter getpdbIt iein, Die cntihieoene
@egner Der anlien fino
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2lms Merifo.

General 0bregon bat in oel
merifanilhen &auptitaot cine allse.
meine grtrniteuer ausi1reiben laliell
Son alien @ei11iten perlanat er
Grei-giertel 4ro5ent ibres 8eiises
ino bon Hripatperlonen elm Drittcl
Der 5teuern, Die iie aIliGbrlid be5a5-
len niiiien. Die @eiammtium.e
miro iif aaf MilIionen belaufen.
@enn oas @elo nidt Bis gum sSrei.
tog abeno be8abIt lit, iperoen oie be.
|treffenoen G1nrnigen eitlgeiperrt uno
ibr 0ermogen miro fonfisaiert tpar-
ben.
aus @aibington miro seinet-
bet, uniere Hegierlng babe Dem bra
iilianifben @eianoteu, ibrem iesigen
|effi5iellen @ertreter in Merico, nit.
geteilt, lie beobiibtige ni9t in ser
ndditeu 3eit irgeno ipel6e neuc
IS6ritte in 8e5ug altf Wierico 5u tim.
sSn gfuepo 2arebo bot oie Stra-
[Benbabn ibren 8etrieb eiltgeiteGt,
neil Die 2ente BORT fein @elo nebr
baben mo Der 8erfebr in Solge oei-
len aufgebort bat.
General Gabral, BON Dem es
fiir5li6 bieB, er babe fi1 nit Mag.
torena ausseiobut nno iei bereit, 8il-
Ia gu itnterItiisen, bat fih nad Iri-
5ono begeben uno erflart, oaB er feiil
Anb0nger 8iaa's iei uno oaB sic
BieoerberItellung oes Srieoens III
Werieo mtr 0urh Die 9eieitigung
8iaa's au Stanoe gebradt peroel
fonne.
Gie aus Merieo ansgeipieienen
9rieiter fino III gera Gru8 eineetrof,
fen.
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DC Gemtiden babem Die Staod
yr5alxtss IN NorS-solen geitirmt
nns Babea, iuic ans Berlin gemelbet
uirb, 10000 9imifcn babel sefamsea
ae#utissmen.
Der esgIiid)e 9ampfer uSeptfpro"
1T IN ser W6be bpm Scarburoneb,
maize be- emaGiden aiiite, emtiueSer
snrdI eta i1nterieeboot in ben @runb
gebstrt vher bnrd cine Seemine sum
Siafew ee6radt. Gin Ianm Ieiner
SeFataMs Fam babel mm's 2eben.
andI ber britifde aiitembampfer
rBeftcru goait" 1T i'm aamaI, Gel
Sen@t Seab nntergegangem. Die
NamnlMaft iumr6e gerettet.
Der ewsliide 0ampfer ,Saobaera.
no" 1T ii Der geGbe bes Safenortes
Gaftbsrmt bon eimem bentidlen TIN.
tcrlecbest In ben G|rmnS aebollrt
uorbem. Gtenip ipnrbe bei geadla
!Seab BET emsliidje Sampfer ,Sarpa.
lion", Der itd) ant Der ssabrt nadj
yaesupsrt Weius bcfanb, In ben @run6
sebebrt. 0rei Wann bon Der geias-
nmg Der letteren Sdiffes, ale brei
Ghistlem, famen am's 2eben.
@e nus Balbington, allerbings
uidt sffisiea, beridtet iuirb, iinb ole
yerfGlage, bic aniere Hesiernne an,
SomHtas 9entIddanb nmo Gnslano
9emadt fat, i'm Beientlideu 5olsen-
DC: 4emtfhIano siebt feline itnteriec-
boot 8Isfabe anf nnb Siebt Die Bro.
ftamatioa snriif, bic ben aanal nnb
Die WeipSHer nm bic britiideH Sn.
IcIm fir Griegsgebiet erflGrt nno alls
friesfabrenoemWiadte beitimmen cub
siiifig the 6altmns besiislidJ bet
ee6emsmifteIienbnnsen bic fir bie
GibiIbeb5tfernng eiues qanbes be-
ltiuttmt fab. Tie Soften lunr6en am
Seaatss nadl einer lGnseren 8era-
tnsg nmleres 9srGiioeuten nit Staats.
Iffretar Brpau nno oefIen &ertreter
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Surge lltbtri6t.

Eie rniiiid, pulniide GtaOt
$r5asabes bon ben 9e,ttidJen
erfharntt.
0as abigntbtrinfen in Straf=
bstrs berbotea.
&amaba fault ltnterieebuots
im Seattle, @afbinston.
Die Siirfen melben Grfolse
IN Aanfaiien.
&riessgefangene iollen IL
0caAdlano nit Gntipaiiernngs=
arbelten beidJaftigt iuerbem.
Ner enaliide Sampfer in
Sea WranS gebubrt.
ltMFere 9tesiermns id)last pOr,
9eaHGlano mDge bic glpfaoe
astfeebea itno Gnglano 2ebels=
mittel frei paiIieren Iaifen.
GO Ut nod feine 3eit fir Die
Hefprednns BON syrie6ensDer-
baublxngen, erflGrt Sic rNoro-
Scsttfdle Allsemeine 3eitnng".
GxsIiid)e So5ialiitem iueisern
sdJ ewslifdJe 9iisen 81 ,uieberbo-
bplew.
Der ensliid)t beipaffnetr
1amtfer sOnn MeNnaebtou"
ats uerioren betradJtef.
@IoGabe Ser aaite bon
Deaa@ : Citafrifa beidluiIen.
Die Gage in Gaiisien lit On.
dseiMenb mid)t berGm6ert.
Die Grnnspien meI6en eimem
Grfst8 6ei 2es Gparses.
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tth uuu ApuuuH 1uyIpCut+ ~tC tuAtH
iebr einbrinslid) sebalten ieim nno
bic 9sptipenoisfeit oerartiser Ibna=
dlnnsen nit erniten @orten id)iloern.
| sSn amtliden areiien @aibingtpn's
/ glatbt man, ipie es in Ser Sepeide
/ Ieikt, bak 9ertidlanb oem goridlas
snitimmen iperbe, iuenn Gnglan0 aitG]
baranf eingebe. Gnglanb ipiirbe al
! 10 iuie0er einmal ansidlaggebenS
ieim. Sc iuiirbe baber audi ipater bic
bolle @erantiuortlidJfeit tragen mill
len. lleber bas 2ettere iollte man
iidj, iuenn iidl alles 10 abipielt, mie
bier anseSemtet lit, ipGter audi boll-
! itanbig flar iein.
Ter Eremierminiiter Dpn 8ritilll
Columbia fat i'm fanabiidep Earla-
ment erflGrt, bic 9iesiernng babe
siuei ltmterieeboOte gefanft, Die in
Seattle, &aibinstpn,. fir Die dileni-
| ide giesieriing sebant Ieien. Nsau
fam geipannt baraitf iein, ipas mm-
fere 6egieritng in gesng bieramf tail
iuiro, Senn Sas ipir6 lie bod moI aIs
einen NentralitGtsbrnd aniebem mill
fen.
/ Die Eariier 3eitnng Re Naatin"
| bringt einen geridjt iiber bic in Con.
bon abgebaltene Sosialiiten aonfe-
rcns, bic befanntlid) and) bon fran.
! s0fiid)en 0eieaaten beFndJt marbe.
! i0arnad beitanben bic enstiid)en Sc.
lrgaten anf ibrer Aniidt, SaF BIZ
4 werletnns 6er, beIgifhtn Nustralitat
6nrd 9eatfdlanb nid)t eriuieien lei,
inbem bic anfsefnnbtnen 9ofmmen.
te seseist bdtten, Sak welgien gar
nidjt mebr neutral mar, nnS ferner,
oak bic 8eridte bon ben bentidjen
| Wremeltatem gum min6eiten itarf
iibertrieben iuor6en ieien. Die ensli-
iden Susialiiten Sriiften es benn anGy
omrdI, bah in Der anf Der &onfercms
gefakten 9ieiolntipn elm in gnsiiGi
eenommemer Eruteit sesen bic bent-
idJen 6remeltaten msgelaiIen ipnrbe.
slns @icn iuirb offi5iea seinelbet,
oak bic Gage an Der pplniid-salisi-
id)en ssrunt nnb in ben Garpatben,
lanoereien siemlidJ nnber1noert lit.
slm pberem San, alio in Der @esen6
bon Er5emDsl, nnS Saroslaw batten
Die CeiterreidJer cine iuidtise Sole
erpbert. Siiblid) bum Suieitr, in
Der 0esen6 BON NaSpurna mmo Sta
nislaiu breite iid Der 9ampf ans. gis
VoloDecs bGtten bic 6miiem lpGbrenb
eines beftisen Sdlneeitmrmes elm
Snrdbrndsneriad) gemadJt, berielbe
lei aber bollitGnbis misslaft.
Die 5ramsoien iuollen in Der
Grampa8ne, n6r0lid bon Iesnil,
Sortidritte semadjt baben. 1ermer
melben fe bon einem 6eSemtenben
GrfuIge bei 2es Gparges. Sic battem
bic 0entiden ans ibren Stellmngen
beroramgt nmS linen einen @erlmit
BON oreitnnIenS Wsamn beige,
braf)f. @elde 8eoentnna oieIer
/ Srfols, iuenm Is iidl iuirflid) 10 NIT
linn berbaIt, iuie bic fransSiiiden
Sepeiden bebanptem, anF bic allae.
meine Gage Fat, fam man nod nidlt
erfeHnen.
Die Siirfen iuullen in Der @eacn6
Oitlidl bon artin, in anfafem, ei.
men amsriff Der 3imiien, init sroRen
Werlniten fir jene sariifseidllager
habem. 9lmd) ioIlen bic giuiIcm aus
Der @eaenS BON Gbmli in Sleinaiica
bertrieben iein.
Ter Wiilitdr @onuerneur bon
Strnkbnrg fat ben @erfanf nno oaS
Srinfen BON stbipntb 6ei @efGnemis-
itrafe berbpten.
Die 9iiiiien beitreiten. oaB ser
Sieg Der Deutfhen in SIt-8reuben
luno Dem noroIiden Teil bon gfui-
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Gft SHbner, 9snter, abgelieferi, billi@
aer aIsTfeiidl. 6ader, 400 Main Stue.
9. u. Sarienb So. 9elephone T0s


- Staatsiefretar grDan bat ben
&onereB Inn cine 9einiligllng bon
$4,000 nahgeiliht, fir ploelid)
eiiltretenoe Sale, Die NIT oem Sditt
Ser 9lmerifaner I'M 9[uslanoe nno Der
@obr,tng omerifanii6er Sntereiiert
in ben friegfiibrenoen 2dnoern Gns
ropo's sulamntenbdngen
SSn Stem 9orf bot man einelt
friiberen oeutIfen Sdiffsfopitan gn-
mems Spegler inter Der glnflage ner-
baftet, fib inter follhen 9lngaben eis
men 9aB peribafft su baben.
Ger Genat oes Gtaates Golo-
raoo bot cine Observation-Disclosures
einitimniig ongenomnlen.
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Or. S. O. BDnefen, beutfdlsr
grst. Office A1 yrpit-0ebam6e. 81.
fice-Gtnnoen: 11.30 Bis 1890 am6
$3.50 his $50. selep6pne grodeif
473, @obnnngs-sel. 1853.
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- Z Gannen Set Cream 25e, Geis
per Sfb. Sc, beites Mebl Der Sal
Sf.OO, "a Ef0. Sud Miebl 60c, 10
EfS. 9eiiel Sd)mals $1.05. Ganbers
Grocery So, 432 Sit- Commerce
Strake.
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Prof. Pierce. der lndianer,

., Yer &rduter&Ooftor. 6eiile @rG1iters
Meo1sinen fnrieren pofitib l1nberonuIihz
tett. Nbennntismns, Sutnbago nno 0fiifz
Ienld)mer5en. 81 per Slnf6e los Sitz
Sonlton StrnBe, Gan Artonio, Teras.
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81, $8, SO nnb $40 Spiem. llniere Ell
gene 4rbeit geifelIte aber nidt ahgeAoIs
te 9oien fir 1915. $3.50 umb $5. g.
naiies DaaB snra,ttiert. GIeImSibe Haais
Sailors. 2inner 426 Naoores ge6dlice
A Gtodiperf.
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S. A. FLORAL COMPANY,

Bouquets, 8lumenitade fir Sod)aeitca
!lno gegrabniile. Sopfpflan3en, 0foIen<
frdldler, NSbfthdin1e, Sfiefmiitterdlen
IN gliite ober 8eetpflansen. aornult
lelbit, f6reibt ober teIepboniert grodeif
1902 sos @ain glpe. 9sanl Cas-. Wlns
naaer.
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GelS sH berIeiben auf Manhes lino
ssarntern on uniere @ietlten. St1n-
barb Srnit Co., 3f5 ct. Msarp's Ctr.
Gan Mntorio, gerds.
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geindi Oas Gafe Mer, 116 Coli.
nao Str, 5tpifden @ouitott- uno
Commerce StraBe. Gin erltflaIfiges
fnerifanif6es gofe. Bette MabI5e;.
ten IN Der Gta0t.
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Q@ empire Mcifanrant (fsiber Gpn-
cprbia), edit rteTifnnifdje epeiien, segens
tiber benz Gmpire- -9benter, Gt. Mdry's
Str. 223. Sci. gru6ett 1912.
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Or. @. 6. Sirsef fat ieine Office
nnd) 302 6ifs- -@ebGmSe berlest. III
tes Selepbon.
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merce Ctr. Gan antonio. Segas, Hefert
frif6e gliimen, glumenitiide, Bouguets
ino Rflan5en Beet<Hflnn5en eine Gpez
5iaIitdt. Sci. grodett 1892.
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crbaltet mebr &raft bon ipenieer @aIo=
lin Damon glntp Co., SodnoIer. GGe
9oufton itno Norb@Slores StraBe.
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8ir reparieren irgeno elm idaobaf-
tes 9od; iett ift's an Der 8eif. Sass
9. Wilfims, Eel. Frabis 1878.
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bdloe, Speaialitdt vsssnIap" ~Opern.
tionen imo anatoniide 3dbne.
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a. 9. 6. Sibsnn, oeutiher @obo.
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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-09-18
SIX PER CENT. money.
TWO SUMTER BANKS PREPARED
TO MAKE COTTON LOANS.
Farmers Who Wish to Hold Cotton
Can Now Obtain Loans at a Low
Rate on Warehouse Certificates.

Announcement is made today by
both the City National Bank and the
National Pank of Sumter that they are
prepared to make loans on Dropcrly
Warehouscd cotton ut six per cent
This announcement will be welcome
news to farmers who wish to market
their cotton slowly and not throw it
on the market as rapidly as ginned,
thereby overlooking the market and
depressing the price. The cotton crop
is short this year-this fact is admit
ted by all, even the bear spectators
cannot discount the proofs adduced by
Official repOrts-and if the price is not
broken by dumping the entire crop on
the market during the fall the farm
ers will receive a fair price This can
be brought about only by storing a
large part of the crop and it is pos
sible only by the assistance of the
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-09-18
WAREHOUSE CLOSES ON 23D.
Last Sale of Tobacco for Season Will
Be on That Date.

The Farmers Tobacco Warehouse
will close for the 1915 season on
Thursday, September 23rd, the last
sale Of the season being on that date.
The season has been much better than
last year and those in charge Of the
Warehouse are consequently much
pleased.
The sales this week have been ex-
ceptionately large, the averaging be-
ing, according to figures given out at
the warehOuse, around $4,000 pounds
each day. The sales today were ex-
ceptionately large, there being prob
ably around $4,000 pounds on the
floor. one carload was received to-
day from Ellenton and others arc on
the way from Heath Springs
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-09-18
NEGRO FALLS DEAD.
Dies Suddenly on Cotton Platform at
MaycsviIIc.

MayesVille, Sept. 15.-Olivcr Rose
a negro about 3S years of age, fell
dead on the cotton weighing plat
form at the depot on Monday morn
ing. He was engaged in his work of
trucking and assisting in the weighing
OF the cotton. working under the pub
lie weigher, Mr.. b. c. Chandler. Rose
had been in bad health for sometime,
being affected with tuberculosis and it
Is supposed that his condition was
generally run down and his heart
week. The negro had been in the en-
ploy of Mr.. w. S. Chandler for 90
years and was a most faithful and
Woodworking servant, attending to
various duties around the house and
on the farm besides his work at the
cotton platform in the fall. He will
be greatly missed by his employer and
a large number of friends both white
and colOred.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-09-18

G. NJ Hurst Chosen To- Succeed X L..
McI.cDl

The County Board OF Commissioners
this morning elected c. NJ. Hurst clerk
TO succeed II. l.. Mcleod. resigned.
out OF seventeen applicants FOR the
position. The selection of Mr.. Hurst
for the position will give general salts
faction to the people OF Sumter coun-
~. as Mr.. Hurst Is well known. is
popular and Is highly qualified for
the position. The change will prob
ably take place the latter part OF this
week or the first OF next week. Mr..
Mcleod resigned as clerk of the coun-
ty board to accept a position with Mr..
L. ID. Jennings.
The applicants for the position were
Messrs. Jas. 7. Bradford. Il. Il. Haig-
Ter. y. q. Bowman. G. X. Mack. Il.
Mood Smith. Z. s. Finn. c. M. Hurst,
c. III. Foster. Thos. s. Sumter. Jake
Harvin. J. NJ. spann. w. ]. Crowson,
j. Craig Hurst. Ainsley Yates. G..
Douglas Jennings. l.. w. Folsom, Jr..
J. W. Deschamps,