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Evening star., 1915-06-06
Family to Be
Found at the Front.


Giuio Boiognesi. the Italian consul, is
a popular member. Nothing but his
consular ,duties-which have now be-
come even more importan. than before
keep him there. He has one brother
already at the front with the first de-
fachment Of Italian troops sent to
meet the Austrians. A second brother,
who Is staying with linn. is preparing
10 go back to italy to reioin his regi-
ment. His stepfather has volunteered
His mother is at the head of the Red
Cross III Modena. His sister is Red
Cross nurse He has twenty-one
cousins all in active service in differ
ent regiments of the Italian army. One
of his uncles has nine sons. eight of
whom are already enlisted Count
Bolognesi. who is affectionately dubbed
"Bolo'' by his intimates is reseryfst
in the artillery.
No wonder that he chafes under his
civil duties in a foreign country when
everything draws him back to his
native land, But the Chicago Italian
consulate-neXt TO that of New York
Evening star., 1915-06-06

The entrance Of italy into the Euro
pean conflict directly affects those IN
Evening star., 1915-06-06
Fancy Dress for
Anniversary.

or more friends at Rookwood, th
Longworth home on Grandin road, Gin
cinnati. the hosts and guests being il
fancy dress. AS no special date o
period of dress was stipulated, but al
left to the taste and imagination o
the dancers, there were many ant
varied costumes, representing all ages
nationalities and professions.
Evening star., 1915-06-06

The busiest person in these days is
the weather prophet, and incidentally.
Evening star., 1915-06-06

Last week, to celebrate the ninth an
niversary of her coming to Cincinnati
Evening star., 1915-06-06

The sudden death of Mrs. Stuyvesant
Fish came as great shock to society.
Evening star., 1915-06-06

At the home of Mrs. Fred Willis Dex-
ter. on Pitman street, Providence, r. l.,
Evening star., 1915-06-06

The Lake Forrest season in Illinois
swung gayly in last week with the
opening of Mr.
Gifted Amateurs and Mrs. Ar
in Little Theater. re- Aiuls
Evening star., 1915-06-06
Society Shocked
and Saddened.

Friends who have been permitte,
nf
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Ter uerfannte 6enaeI.

3ret ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS boten
5ulammen, ais Der cine Elm patet srs
bdlt. Ollie Orei hslisH DffHsn, oamit
"a idneller gebt. G9otolaOs, 81
garstten. 3uder uip. miro idmuus
3sIno aasgetramt. @a tOmmt Elm
ilsines GIafG9en nit Der auFiarift
.btndel 5um @Oriaein. aDO5u Ipa
uas isfn9@ fragt Der Gmpfdugsr.
.Das geg6rt far Den SuIten". msiat
Der 3iDeiie. sNatirli9 geqtn ben
6ulten4, Iimmt Der brittle BEL, Etfer
isber fnimpft nuf Oas 3eug, Ods 10
otter f9msdt uno 70 Tint. am
atbern Morgcn iibIt lid uber iecsr
Oom 6uItm hefreit. Dn tommt NIT
tags Elm 9riei, in Dem oas TuriorgIis
DE Nittsr@sn idteIbt: n2isbsr
SObnl so iGide Dir sin SIalhs
den 5snGri. baB Oh bic GlS6s unO
edaie, Gle Oh stipa BAIT psrtgci6sn
tauRp."
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ttit mar bart unb BET qobn asrlna.
l6 Giunom idalib bal ludpper aolt
uHo ooiir 16 e@ilina p6aenlIih.
60 gin9 penn 6iram, Der I'm 3eih.
nsn uub WaIen ftp isbr bsgatt ts
mics, 81 eiutm sepifsn 3anitI
5IgHi in Sitluug, Osr Waam uHo
Sdlitttu bemolte unb betorierie.
.Durd 6irams Ei4tieieit bIiibte oas
.@eiddft isinss ylsiltsrs auberoroents
LID onf; er IsIbit absr fano audi nod
@elegsnbsit gum eiirigen 5tuoium
uno Ias bic ga9is binourh.
.Gines Minters," ersEblt er, LAS
.i4 ures r@6rtabua Der 9anoiperts,
Sss 8srepertes uuo Der Magentuns
b" BON v Bis 3 Our6. 4uF Der
RiidIeite itanb in gruBen gudffaben
YB5rterbat" unb bic Wldoden idiits
ttItsn ii9 Dor aa9sn iiber ben nun:
oerlidsn ginfaa, Elm WSrterbuh gu
.leien. Sic frogten MIDI mas ih oenn
BARN fdnbe2 81 Elm Moroer BARN
bortGms, Of man Tia barin aud pers
lobe uno perbeirats unb Oh i1 oas
our9 eliidlihsr piirbe2 Qber pas
Iderte mid nift: i'd bsri9lang bas
BUD geraos3u.9 lin bieIe 3ett srfano
6iram eine autnmatiine Mdulefale,
Bic cine 4rt llbrtuert bate uno IelbHs
tGtig msbrere Ilduis faagen tonnte.
IS mar feline erite ~IsIbltdnoige Grim
Oung uno lie fano biel antlang. Dem
beriibmt eetpor0snen grfiuDer purOe
iie nod nod elmer 9Reibe bon Sabren
In : einem 8dadft aIs pbie bette
Mauisfalls, Die e sibt4, ungebOten.
Den 2e6riabren folsten bic Wans
periabre, in bensn En- Elm tpediels
pOaes unb obsnteuerrsidss 2eben
fdbrte. 9alo mar er aelner In tis
nsr Bar, oann pieoer arbeitete er am
ooer ber0iente iid nit Ges
i9irrsinigcu fem GslO. Gines 9nges
bate er aaen grnites ben gntfdlnb
p~reisboysr gu iperoen. s4ber
Gin Jadmann iasts mir: Define 4us
fin0 5u groB uaO herporite9enb.
4uberbem, per 6at fAon i elnen
prsisborer nit sinsm 70 sroBen
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al1fln tfiatii ant alr lta Fs
isa Ben feline NtlmbsM fsa aNiH
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ga ltlutntfritt iam nAwnsi asls
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sla'it htf HaluHlt unb thine drtit
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lrl5tti asf n ltalit ttthtlia
lra8 BIZ paonns in 1ft Minalt 10.
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Du atRastsrbtunalin Der
.Naum 8atlAu 8tiiuna. Chtn
9atl Waatt uDdbli IN lsintn BE-
.tidlm aus Dem lolbunqilasn
Aamplattid du lnhiats Gxlhthls
den, iar OsHm MabrNli az ITO rrs.
tdFal. Ter gutsam ipitlis ith tel
elmer Der borbuhm otutfhen aglbs
waten ah; hen i,ioputibaAR0e Of
iiSier, utbsnbd btmsrli; I'm 1Eitetn
6raHlfurisr Cpuuldnosr. bate ltins
gtuis IN oer Rdk ,ints oIitn fran30s
fihen G6IoHts unisrst5rahi, cas-
BON Den 5rau5oIsu siirig bsinoHm
ipuroe. Sir Rittmeiittr beIihiigie
nun eben Die 5elbnadeH uuo Inter
oiii3ierspoItsu, 6a puros ibm gsmeIs
bet, Dab iosbm Elm Snfanisriit gegsn
oas ndhite, in Der frdH5ofihen 8ors
poitenlteEnng liesenOe Dorf borgss
gangen Isi unb uHgeasben babe, er
sebOre gu elmer g~atrouiIle, bic ben
Quftrag babe. aus3utun0ldafieu, OBJ
fas Sorf bon Den 5ran5oIen bslebt
iei. Dos tit ia toIler llniiun!" ruff
Ser Hittmsiltsr, am beni4ten Sage
bas fat offene @eIduos cine
patrouilIs in bus Dorf bineinSus
f6iden; Die pirb ia tobTi9er abges
i4oHen!" limb raid enti9lpFen
i9idt er efnise flinte geiter ob, I'm
eie nnDOrfidtige sqatrOuille" suriid-
subolen. Die bringen boIo Den Sns
fauteriiten, eiuen bieOeren baDerifheu
aan6pebrmaHn, auriid.
,Mas MOLTEN sic bapprne9" fragt
ihn Der Rittmeiter.
.6err 2eituant" - i'm 5eIoarnu
fino oie @rubab3eiden i9tper tsnntz
li9l uSsrr 9eitnant, t6 motif
nuF patroulI geb'n unb na9f4au'n,
Of 4. BON bsn Jf6n5oien beieBt fei,
LIMB feb'n pb nir 81 nader mar, !
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ftdOter in 9eutidlanb ieinen 2onbs
iiB IN Der Ndbe Der groBftaot oeer
in gang beItimmten 9rten, bic far
oieIen 3ped in MO0e getommen iinb.
ettpa See6doer o0er oergIeihen, in
8iaentolonien fault ODER buut, ges
nieBt Der Jran3oie bielfo9 bieie III
termuBe gang fern pom GroBitabts
leben, auf siniamem 9orfe, no Der
@runbbeiis unO bag 2eben biGia
fiub, mo er aber freitid aud auf
ieoe NnnebmIi9teit 0ss StabtIebens
oOer gar bic @euife Der @roBfa6t
mub. 9ies tommt bon Ser
.9ieigune Der 6~ran3uien, ii4 nod i'm
Iebensirdftigen unb genubfGbigen gls
ter bon ben GeI6aftsn 3uriid5u3ie.
ben. 9aber finbet man oft ouf tleias
iten D0rfern, b6aig entfernt bonl les
ben Der grpBen Delt, f9Dn uno mos
bern ousgeItatttte 8iaen reider qas
rifer. 8sriihmte GariftIeler. lpie
gum 9eiIpieI 9aubst, 8aI3ac uItp.,
in gan3 tleinen D0rfern lire
unO ale bieIe nennt Der
D6rfler TtoI8 nnotrs 4ateau".
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ariegswiescnlieb.
Bon Beth SrieOemdnn.

Bon Beth SrieOsmdnn.
S9Iaf msin 8iib9en, i9Iafe Elm,
5tebt Dein Batter i6erm Rbein,
ssyn Der Dunteln Ra9t.
Md9t bort orauBen Dor Dem 6eino,
DiBt' ct, boB fem 8ab9en iDsiut,
@irOs er iid Jrdmsn,
9ib9sn, muBt Did iddmen.
Dia ss mir benn ntdt gelingen,
5rtsaen beute eiR5uiingena
@6Iaf, nlein gabdeu, tleinerS 6ssm,
Batter bringt Dir einen 9elm
limb Elm Sdisbsepebr.
Cine SABINE, i@tpdr5 peiBsrot,
Sin gau3 ri@tges 9auasrboOt,
3pei 3spplins nit S6raabsn
llno brei 5liegertau6eu!
90. MIN 1T IS mir gelunsen,
9dB i'm gliidIi4 singsIungeH.
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OdB t4 eirise GransOisn ubi4ieb'n

boB tb eirise 6ran5pien abi9teB'n
tDnnt'."
Der @ittmsiIter: User bat Sbnsn
cen 8efebl e%sgsbens"
Der 2anbpsbrmaun (oer unter6efs
fen gepabr geipOroen, DAB er feb
ipobl i'm @raOs gsirrt); y9err Sbers
lsitnant, i9 bin baIt eben auf pas
troulf g'neIen."
Der Hittmeiitsr: pDer bat Sbnen
ben 8efehI eegeben9'
Der 2nubps6rmann: Den Be-
fe9l2 6err Sberleitrant, iuit eigents
ltd niemonb, i'd bin bait chen auf
potrouIF 'ganssn."
Der @tttmeiiter: nWifen Sic
nidt, bab Der Soloat MIR auf Be
Fsbl auf patrouIr ge1ta"
Der aebrmann: osSu, 9srr 0bers
leitnont, oos is ia Ibon pabr, aber
i9auen's, 5err Sberleitnant, in bic
fem &riese sidiebt 70 gar MIR mebr,
Oos is ia gar tsin &rieg nidt mebr,
tpenn man nidt Ielbsr mas inter,
nebmen tut"
Del RittmeiItsr tonnte bns Baden
faum mebr perbeiben uno I9idts Den
u~utsrnebmungsluitigen 8aper ieiner
3ruppe au.
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Dem leBten 5sfamfft
in &onItontinopel, Der in Der iibIis
den @siie in Der @aIis Mpidee bon
9plmus 8aebtI6e ftnttfan6, nu9m
aud cine abteilung inbii9er Suls
Oatsn isIamitiIden Glanbens tell,
bic Dor tur3em benz englifden 6ecre
in 4sghpten o~ngeborte unb BEL einem
3uiammenitoB semeinfam nit aroes
rem ensIii4en 6tlfstruppen gu ben
usmuniIden SnDaiiunstruppsn ibsrs
gegungen mar. 9is ndA ROnfdntis
nopeI belGroerten Snber pobnten ber
3eremonte in ben llntfors
uu0 NIT ben Daffen Bel, Die lie
engliidsn 9eere getrdgen batten.
ipur0en bonn Sutton. benz iie
Die militGrif6en G6renbeaeusungsn
freunOlidlt besriBt.
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aopf seiebsn2 G4loa pir Sic 5ade
uus BEN AopF4. limb Das tat i'd benn
aud" 9dGbem er If3 10 III alien
cdgen uno 9eruFen amaetan, reote
fi4 iDieber isin ~GrfiuOergeiIi anb It
baute cine @asmaI@ine, Ole bic NuFs
mertfamIeit ouf IGN leniie. 4ls man
Ii9 bdHn ben bus9 oas elettriide
ai6t gsi4affenen M6gIihisitsn ae9r
SuipdnDts, mar Malim elmer ser ers
iisHs Der f&On pcr gbiIOn il6 bieIem
Gtblet 5uiDonbte; er puroe Gberin.
gentsur Der erifen tleitgiiGsn Sc,
leudtuuss geIsafdait IN Sen 9erti
nigten Staoten BON 9. .. Ghupier.
81 bsgriinoete Dam cine eiQcne Sc
islf4aft unb fam 1881 mad Con.
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Nnn nnatbIfh nnhI

Bon angebIi9 pobIs
unterridteter Seite pirb mitgeteilt,
baB 8eneral gau aus benz ruITifden
6auptquartisr iebr enttdui9t Suriids
gkfebrt lit. Der Gmpfang, ben ibm
gtoBfiirf Ritolaj QitOlaiepitf9 be,
rsitete. mar nidts %pcniger als berss
lid. gr bsbanbelts ben frans0IiI9en
@enerol nit gsringTddbiger Serabs
lallang ano iiberI9iittete IGN Dann
nit bitteren gorpirfsn, neil angebs
lih Irontrei4 unb England ben Nns
griff auf bic 8drbauelIen nit unges
niigenben Gtreittrdften unterncmmen
bitten, 70 baB e melt nsbr einem
GheinmanSbsr gIeidgeIsben babe.
qls General qau iibsr 8utareIt 3u.
tiidtthris, uiaats er in Der rumdnis
i@en 5auplItoot tsin Geb[ aus Ieiner
@erftimmung. Ginigen Rumdnen,
bic iid i6m oegeniiber. in tpenig re-
ipeftpoIlen Menbungen iber 4aifer
DiIbelm duBertsn, ioII bcbei pau
cine ritterlidle 3ure9ttpeiiuns erteiIt
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nler febr bel trant. Gsin Srsaniss
mus mar l9on berort nit QltobOI'
bGmpfen bur9iebt. bab fem Snitrus
ment zines Abenbs bstm erIten SOn.
Rem ct blies, in 8ranb serietl"
a9lio bas 1T gelogsu," riefsn bic
beiben a1beren MuIiter. r0a bGts
te bo6 erit iemonb NIT einem 5euer
nabetDmmen mlHen9l1
nGo mars ia ou9l 9as linz
elid 9eIdab, als mir NIT benz sritsn
5att our Ri9arb Straubi4eu s6sus
ersnot" sinfebtenl"
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Gsebdr, Der zines 1ages In bic ia.
mile bineinidueits, entfI1nmte Bic
p1nntulis ots iungen 0iram Mi. St.
SdhIuugen BON fsrnen qdnoern, aafs
regenOen Nbentsuern unb grpbsm
GeipiHu. 70 bab Der anabe Getmdnn
psroeH tpOIlte. Gr Derferti9se Ii1 Elm
ROBES 5nItrument gum NieTen Der
BreiIens Hn0 Q~dngen9rabe, sic Grit
IingsFrudt Ieinsr grfiHbsrtunif. Da
II - auberoroeutIid gei4idie gins
ger bate, ipur6e er Bel einsm gDo
seh5ausr tn bic Qebre eegsben, un6
Der iIsint Nnfdnger bracbse bier iet1s
E4ubtorrtn 5uIlonoe, bon Oenen Iein
pleifer erlIdrte, e. ieisn Die btIen,
Ne e. ie gsfsben BABE. aber Die gErs
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uern nit sefiuten @aHsrsimsrn bss
ipaat nerben muBte!"
p9as 1T nod gar nidts," Togts
Der sipeite. vDir batten sinen
8ratidiitsn i'm 9rdefter, Der EpisIs
te bas SpID in elmer Ginfonie BON
8erIios NIT 10 bel @drme, baB
Elm gelift unb 5nei Gieigsr. BE ibm
an ndditen faBen. bonn 6ibf6Ias
getroffen nutrient
sllrp mas mar in Dien94 berihs
tet Der brittle Muiifer. .9a fab nee
ben mir Elm alter Gaguttiit, Der iuls
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Cir 9iram 6. Marim, bsr Grlin.
btr 0ts Mai6insnasfptbrss, isnsr
Waift, bic In itbiasn atitat cine
10 eeluaIiias Rput ipiglE, bai iosben
unler Dem 9iiei nUltin esben" feline
GeIbfbiograpbis 0sFoIfmtIi6t, bic
sinsn 9sitraa our qlp6oloais uno
GsTtiate ber erfinOungsn bisiet.
Wdrtm fiammt bon elmer frau3Gs
fihen 6ussnottsnFamiIis ab, oie, aus
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8eppim m%eaiduaen.

oa iogte er erT6rodsn: ,Dieiss Sc
ipe6r fsuert ooA gu idnea fit Gbis
nd.4 Der S9ab battle fid ain liebIten
fold Elm Murims@ epebr bdIb mits
gsnOmmen, aber Der G%rfinOer, Der
auf oieie Jpr0erung Dorbersitct mar.
ertlGrte, bic @affe ge66re niGt inn.
ionbern ieiner @eisaf9aft, unb er
ldbe tein @erfiguugsre6F barber.
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tsIau AmIanIII.

1td MuHifF. BE btt fltlm tfs
Elmer AWimxnlsmnFi mltsu sas
amntnas latFt. sr86hltn ITO im
lnuFlisx wtltlhltR Gus lAru 8i.
sJn gFaFsL- trgSbli Der sint
aba tdEit ID sintu 9irlaplsH. tts
esisi, 70 Fsurig. bah or b,tm Spifs
idnnig BON 8wsi dtasrpsbrmaH'
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Brnnirei9 pertriebsn, i'm Is. Sabrs
tunbert mad Niafofufetts ous.
%ipnnbsrts; er leIbF puros i'm Staats
Blaine gtburen, no fid isin @rob.
batter nieoergeIaHn bate. Der 8as
ter bate bereits bns qebsn zines 5ar,
mers auFsegeben unb cine SdgemiibIs
geertnbet; 70 tpuas Der anabe 3tpi=
iden MaT9inen duf unb atigts friib
cine eritounIide @egubung fir ale
4rbeiien. SrgenOsiu
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tlia mt1lt eantfa4 tlal
mlilfatA gil1 ldasfm Lfamm nat
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ne lin lartt ltb Ran Mlammi
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mian hiif aa,s tut Hats lammi
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mit 3ft a. aohn IN Die N1fadt
bu QiltaUinnm Ia Htt infer jam
an Julmluln. l6bl hm lafgaahas
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ben l4uabtottlm GtIptgn limb Berg
lpistn, hoo pal raahallias @gitl NIT
BEN 1obt itOu Gtiunbt iArsa grant
mbuIim Rti3 Dsrltibt. Hun NUT
Ft Iid In cine raxooatrt llugsbun1
iistn. Gt nil atrue un0 ilsiBis
ieos grbtli psrri4irt. Die ibr austs
pirb. iutnH he uur nitl nad
boais mub. Gle Bot Sdeu Dor ibreH
6eim, uHo gsraoe DIES irisb lie hins
aus In Die @siabrsu bss arIsgts.
GRit Isiisr Stimme auf6Iud3eno, CT
36blt is Die @sinihts hires iunasn
asbsns. Gle 1T bic 9odtsr quite
tuisrtsr 9sats, purbs bel ben uGngs
liI6sn GrGulein@ in 9uoapsit er5os
gen. Dor einigsn Sabrsn itarb ibr
bic Mutter uno Isitber mar Der
uu0 Das Slid Der 5amilie gea
fort. unIsr peibliher SuFauterif
bate sinsn dltersu 9ruber, er mar
i9re ein5ise Jrslbe. gain muBts CT
IN ben 2risg. S6re Sebniudt nad
ibm mar u%nitiabar, uno 10 sntihIob
lie It9, tbm gu foIgen. Gie pers
Ii9 SolbatentleiOer unb ss
ibr. auf sinen Militdrsus au
tommen. Sin alter gitiger Sberf
Der Oie Dabrbeit ntht abnte unO
Dem Der Iiut bss iugen0Iidsn gata
gsfisI, IieB iie iogar gu BEN Resis
meRtt hires 8ruosrs brineen. 9ieies
mar ssrnoe in Der 5euerIiuie uub
siRsn furdtbaren aampf 81 be-
te6en. Dds Mdo9en fauo ben gtus
Der tot. ourA feinblide augeln ME-
ocrseFrsdt. Das MGbden bIieb nun
5elbe uno nabm an mehreren
admpfsn tell. Seine Romero9su en-
jdblen, OaB bic Sapferteit unb OPP
isrpiqigteit bes Rinoes 9ffisiere unb
begeiiterte, tie aneiferte.
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Snfanteriit muBte tuegen
lebermiibung ms Spital gsbradt
Sier erit entbiifIte Ii4 Die
Na6rbeit."
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piro's am aonaI 70 bren5IiH.
nab ct nit isinsr SnIel na9 benz
qlitteIldnoiiden Mesr gOnbslt.
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Gtrattt $. Maxtut.

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-28

fUn lrt iiNn lstnfs ittffH
JOE tlm Nllsgn Nsha mat.
ltlitn Hns BE t8stgn fffsa
tta lgm 0lltii tthim Afaas
NtafsH itiGaeH Bir hlNaetl.
tifaHs Msaih, ns8 igduaN bH hif8
@ieib q iaan hui Nj tn llfbsf
WisHisfi
ehmmh aunts linz sllls-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1915-05-05
Brave Belgian Women.

AS the Belgians have been the great
est sufferers from the cruel war, one
would naturally think they would
have peace restored almost at any
price. But not so. During the Inter
national Congress of Women which
was held at The Haguelast week when
a resolution was introduced placing the
body of women on record as praying
for peace, a Belgian woman arose and
astounded the audience with this dra-
matte exclamation: &.
'I am. Belgian before everything
else and can not think as you do.
There can be- no peace without justice.
The war must continue until Belgians'
wrongs have been righted. There must
be no mediation except at the bar of
justice. q
These brave people are willing to
suffer more if needs be in order that
justice may be meted out to their per-
secutors. The one desire of their souls
is to see their. next-door neighbor
crushed to earth, which, they believe,
is the only way to guarantee peace and
security to their war-torn nation in the
future. Who can blame the Belgians?
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1915-05-05
Thursday. May 18th

9:30 A. M.-Song service and devo-
tional exercises, by Rev. j. 7. Little
john. .r.faa
1000 A. M.-Reports and suggestions
from the delegates.
400 A. NJ. The Sunday school
teacher: gg ~
4 (a) Selection, training and qualifca,
tions-W. B. Cogburn, j. D. Edison.
(b) How should the lesson be taught!
S. T. Adams, Rev. Geo. M. Sexton.
s,>(c) What is the teachers duty to the
class, and of the class to the teacher!
Rev. B. H. Coyington, Rev. P. B. Ian
ham. 'lti''
1900 M.-What are the aims Of Sun
day school work, and how can the re-
suits be ascertained? Open discussion
led by Rev. j. H. Thacker.
3 100 P. M.-Adjourn for dinner.
g 200 P. M.-Reports and resolutions.
Adjournment. aiJ2as.t e
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1915-05-05
Program County Inter-Deoomi.
3 national S. S. Convention,
Plum Branch, S. c.,
May IL and 13.
Wednesday. May 18th

1000 A. M. Song service and devo-
I tional service, conducted by Rev. Geo.
M. Sexton. ~
1O:3O, A. M.-Address of welcome
| Rev. B. H. 3Covington. Response by
!. w. B. Cogburn. i. c9j
HOO A. M.-Organization.
11:3O A. M.-Review of the Inter
Denominational Sunday school work in
Edgefeld county of the preceding
year-L. G. Watson. 47y fE aa.t
12:OOM.-What are wehere for? Dr..
A. T. King, Rev. J. R. Walker.
1890 P. M.-What is the mission OF
the Sunday school in, this land Of Bi-
bles? B. E. Nicholson, Rev. NJ. L.
Kester. a
LOO P. M.-Adjourn for dinner; :
2:30 P. M.-Song service. s4>
2:45 P. M.--Sunday school manage
ment:
(a How to have good music? Mrs.
w. S. Middleton. ~
| E(b) How best to teach temperance?
IT. G.. Talbert. 49,
+ i(c) Opening and closing, what and
how long? ]. M. Bussey.
| (d) How may we increase missionary
interest in Sunday school? Rev. %. G.
Bailey.
(e) Punctuality, order and discipline,
how secured and maintained? S. j.
Watson. -
(f) Is Sunday school library desira-
BILE, and how may interest in it be main
tained? j. D. Hughey.
Should superintendent summarize les
son at close? A. A. Derrick.
$3.50 p. Address by DR.; E. PEN
idleton Jones. 90
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1915-05-05
Farmers Practicing Economy.

1t is impossible to foretell what the
yield for the crops of 1915 will be and
it is equally as impossible to make
an accurate estimate as to what price
will be realized this fall, but there is
one thing certain about the crop OF
1915, it is being made with less expense
than any previous crop for decade or
more. Farmers are practicing .econo-
my all along the line, leaving off every
expenditure possible. This is shown
by the enormous decrease in the sale
of fertilizer tags. UP to this time far
mers have purchased only 55 per cent.
of the commercial fertilizers that were
purchased last year. While CONNER
cial fertilizers, judiciously used, can
not properly be classed as an expense,
yet it shows that, in order to be on
the safe side, the majority of farmers
are determined to owe as little money
as possible next fall. This isa wise
course 70 pursue.
Until conditions are restored to q
normal status, the wise and prudent
farmer will make as few debts as pos
sible. The embarrassment last fall re-
suited largely from the farmers un-
preparedness for the crash that came.
Had the war commenced in the early
part of 1916, Before plans were made
for the year, instead of midsummer,
after practically all obligations had
been made, the average farmer would
have been prepared, at least to de-
gree, for the worst. The farmer who
|is practicing economy all along the line
this year, is the one who will be the
most fortunately situated next fall.