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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-12-18
ST. Mary's Church.

First mass at a. M, children's
mass g., Sunday School $50, late
mass and sermon 1000 baptisms,
$3.50, evening SERVICES and bened'c-
ton u o'clock p. m. Mass every
Sunday morning St. Rlta's Chapel,
3 o'clock at Mount Ida. hass
week mornings $50 and + O'Clock.
Christ Church.
Rev. William J. Morton, rector.
Sunday School $3.50 Il. M. Services at
IL a. IN. and 7:3O p. n,
ST. Paurs Church:
Rev. P. P. Phillips, rector. Sunday
School $50 a. m. Services at
II a. m. and 7:30 p. nj.
Grace Church.
Re-. Edgar Carpenter, rector.
Holy Communion 1880 a. m. Sunday
School, $50. Morning prayer and
sermon 1900. Evening prayer and
sermon, 1880 p. m.
Second Presbyterian Church.
Rey. j.. i. Allison, D. d.. pastor.
Services, at II a. m. and 1870 p. m.
Sunday school $3.50 a. m. at West
Minister Building and Payne street
chapel.
First Baptist Church:
Rev. w. F. Watson, pastor. Sun
day School at 9:30 AT Services at
II a. m. and 7:45 p. m.
Second Baptist Church.
Rev. o. w. Triplett. pastor. Ser
cices at II a. m. and, 7:45 p: m.
Sunday School 9:::'0 Il. m. Prayer
services Wednesday evenings at 7:i5
i.'iT'j'j'' AZ Ef1DhHE"!t
Methodist Episcopal Church. South,
Rev. ]. w. Duffey, pastor. Sun
day School $3.50 a. m. Epwcrth Lea
que services at tbs p. IN. Services
md sermon II a. m. and 1880 p.
/,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-12-18

William P;s:.Woolls, :jr.s OF, this city
vas .mong those who successfully
passed the state bar examination to
practice law in the state.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-12-18

!: Mrs. w. 9. Moore. of No. l2S
Duke street was carried to the New
Emergency hospital in Washington
several days ago, for an operation,
which was successful. Her many
friends will be glad to learn she Is
improving.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-12-18

Alexander S. Doniphan Jr., who is
attending the IAugusta Military Ac-
ademy, returned home last night to
spend IT,. Christmas holidays with
ais parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Doni
phan.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-12-18

One of the most attractive socai
functions that has been given IN Al
exandria this season took place last
evening in the Elks' Auditorium,
when the Alexandria Assembly gave
a dance in honor Of the Alexandra
German Club. The affair was most
congenial one in every respect and
greatly enjoyed by the fifty or more
couples dancing. Splendid music was
furnished by Perry's orchestra and the
supper served during the course OF
the evening was excellent.
Those present from Washington
were Mr.. and Mrs. Borden Creaghl!l,
Mr., and Mrs. Albert d. Burr, Mr.. and
Mrs. Maurice Hoffman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Reginald Walker, DR.. and Mrs. Me-
Pherson Crichton, Mr.. John Brewer.
Mr.. Ezra Gould, Mr.. II. J. Brummel-
kamp, Mr.. Owen Thompson.
Among the others who attended
were: Mr.. and Mrs. William Wattles,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Starr Wattles'
MIR. and Mrs. John sLeadbeater, Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence G. Leadbeater, DIR.
and Mrs. Thomas b. Cochran, Mr.:
and Mrs. P. J.. Dempsey, DIR. and
Mr.. Stewart Jameson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Manchlin Niven, Mr.. and Mrs. Her.
bert Oliver. Mr.. and Mrs. Julian I.
Burke, jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Macdonald
Douglas, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry O.
.Bannon Cooper, Mr.. and Mrs. Willis,
AIR. and Mrs. Chambers, Mrs. Will
liam B. Daingerfield, Mrs. Marion
Bryant, Mrs. Robert S. Barrett, Mrs.
Hartmann, Mrs. NJ. G. C.. Peyton,
Mrs. l.. C. Smoot. Mrs. Cochran, OF
The Plains; Miss Rose Macdonald.
Miss Mimic Henderson, Miss Phil
ippa Wattles, Miss Alice iChinn, Miss,
Eliza Douglass, Miss Elizabeth Herb
eft, Miss Fannie, Nicol, Miss Della,
Phillips. Miss Jean Roberts, Miss
Katherine Waller, Miss Lucy Uhler,
Hiss Emily Johnson. Miss Christina
kemper, Miss Virginia Wheat, Miss
Sylvia DE- Beck, Miss Elizabeth Lowe,
and Miss Esther Brookes. and
Messrs. James S.. Douglas, j.
Charles Page Waller. jr., Ward Bos-
well. Beaudric Howell, Thomas, Char
les Edgar Nicol, j., Thomas de-
Beck. William Brooke. Eugene b.
Taylor, Garnett Pitts, George Bryan
Pitts, Robley D. Brumback, John B.
Barrett. Stanley G.. Rlanton, J. Doug
las Mclean. John l.. Maryc, Emmett
C. Dunn, Madison Brown, Richard
Chichester, Windsor Snowden, Ed !
ward Van Devender, Arthur Herbert.
r., Charles c. Carlin. jr., and Thorn
as L. Wattles.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-12-18
Methodist Protestant Church.

Rev. Edward Kirkley, pastor.
Services at II a. m. and 8 p. m.
Sunday School and Hustler's Bible
Class $3.50 a. m. Christian Endeavor
6:45 p. m.
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
Rev. L. M Ferguson, pastor. Sab.
bath Sch0ol $3.50 a. m. Services ats1l
a. m. and 1880 p. III. -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-12-18

Lutheran Church.
Rev. C. E. Brandt, pastor. Services.
l0:45sa: m. Sunday School at $3.50
a. m. - 49, -.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-12-18
Free Methodist Church.

Rev. W. H: van Ness, pastor, Sun
day school ida! M Preaching ! Ia.
m. Street meeting corner of Pitt and
King! streets ESQ p. m. Preaching
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-12-18

-. 4E=E ,Ts.is
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-20

a.. u was a few days ago Territory on
both sides Of the East Prussian frontier
has been desolatod and a large area
In Russia and East Prussia has been con
verted into q sort OF present-day Belgium.
Petrogrsd speaks OF the flight Of the
Russian population before the German ad-
vance. while Emperor William. euloEiz-
ing the victory Of Field Marshal Won Hin
denburg. laments the depredations OF the
retreatinR Russians
Apparently no great battle has been
fought since the Russians began their
retreat toward the river Niemcn. Petro-
grad insists that engagements since have
been outpost affairs which would seem
10 indicate that the Germans have not
advanced across the fifty-miie strip OF
territory lying between the Niemen and
the East Prussian frontier on the other
hand. the Germans claim and are cele-
brating e notable victory over the Rus
slams In East Prussia. including the TAX
ing OF no fewer than 1900 prisoners.
The German note 10 the United States
stu IL occupying The attention OF British,
Dutch and scandinavian newspapers.
while German newspapers continue TO
assert that in the face OF starvation.
Germany must enforce its sea blockade,
regardless Of the consequences.
Allies Gaining In West.
For several days past the fighting in
the western arena OF the war would
seem, judging from the reports reaching
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-20
BARTHOLDT MAKES
FAREWELL SPEECH
Missourian Defends Loyalty Of the
Americans Of German Descent
in the House.
FAvoRs AN EMBARGO ON ARMS

WASHINGTON, Feb. 19.--Repre-
sentative Bartholdt Of Missouri
made his farewell speech in the
house today denouncing "the news
paper war against Germany" He
declared Americans OF German de-
scent ARE with all other true Ameri-
cans for America first, last and al
ways" and protested against Ameri-
can shipments Of arms 20 the allies.
TN our present demands against Eng
land" he said. ''our only alternative IL
either 20 give In or 20 declare war. The
threat OF an embargo on arms, however
would quickly bring the mistress Of the
seas 20 terms without war"
Portraying the "stesdfast devotion of
citiEens OF German blood TO American
ideals and the nag, Mr.. Bartholdt de-
eiared: III, unfortunately. the United
States ever again should be ombroiled
IN war. which. heaven forbid. the Ger
mans OF this country would again az
Loyalty rally around the stars and stripes.
The Germans OF this country are for
America against England. for America
against Germany. but America against
the world. They will never waver for
one second IN their allegiance 70 their
adopted land"
MT Bsrtholdt said Americans OF Ger
man descent have been openly accused
Of divided allegiance and downright dis
loyalty. and that they know that this
wanton insult emanated from English
and French press agents. and they treat
II with contempt; they resent that in the
face Of our own history, the American
press should have opened its columns TO
such calumnies."
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-20
Serbian Government
Sends Message to
Relief Commission

NEW YORK. Feb. is.-The Serbian
Agriculture Pellet commission Of Amer
lea, which was formed here recently for
the purpose Of sending food, seeds. grains,
etc. to the destitute and noneombatant
population OF Serbia. has just received the
following telegram from the Serbian gov
eminent at Nish
Serbian government gives lite fullest
sanction to the work Of the committee
and begs to convey It's expressions OF
sympathy and interest received"
The central committee is established at
Seventy-fifth avenue, New York and
branches are being formed in all large
centers OF the United States
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-20

Continued from Page One)
which so far during this war have
done little on land or sea to Justify
their maintenance.
Russian Driven from BukowIna.
All reports agree that the Austrians ct
last have flung the Russians entirely out
Of Bukowina The Russians claim that
they retired in good order. but they do
not seek to deny their retreat Several
weeks ago the occupation OF Bukowina
by the Russians and the presence OF the
Auntrtsns near the Roumanians front was
hailed a. a situation which could Justify
the entry Of Roumania into the war on
the side Of the allies. but today with
Bukowlna once more in Austrian hands
the situation again grows interesting.
Newspaper correspondents have ceased
predicting when Roumabia will take up
arms. but sympathizers with the allies
have not given up the expectation that
II Will ultimately take this step.
Large Ares tn East Devastated.
The situation In the northern extremity
Of the eastern battle line is not so clear
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-20

London. 10 have been In favor Of the
allies The Germans have been counter
attacking violently. nut they appear TO
have had heavy losses. The pressure Of
the allies. no doubt. has been timed 10
keep the Germans busy during develop
ments IN the east and to prevent the
Withdrawing OF forces for the relief Of
the eastern line. as was done In Deem
bor
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-20
Rescue for Yankees
MarOoned in Paris

LONDON. Fcb. 70. -'Abont go Ameri-
cans are rnascohsd IN Paris an6 unable
20 cross the English channel because Of
tho cancellation Of saiiings due 70 the
German submarine blockade. They have
communicated their plight 20 Walter
Hines page. American ambassador here.
through the embassy IN Paris and Mr..
Page has aErapssd with the American
line 70 hold me steamer New York. due
10 san Saturday for Liverpool. until
Sunday. The marooned Americans In the
French capital have made arrangcments
~ cross from Havre and the days delay
~ aafllnE from New York will permit
fhem 70 make connections with the liner
a., 80. -.,,i,.ir .,.1es, I, "a. ,ysst IL
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-20
ZEPPELINS AID
SUBMARINES IN
COAST BLOCKADE

CONTINUED from Page one)
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-20

The situation In the northern extremity
Of the eastern battle line is not 80 clear
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-14
Mmerifamiide &olonie
bebrObt.
Srei Mmerifantr bereits
tit GiptrallSa &C.
tDtet.
tt.Snbianer anf benz ariesspfa.
be sesen Imreifaner.
Ollie bnrfl Dterifaner mag III ipat
fummen, oa Balm 3eritDrt iit.
Sricgsififf amf gcfebl Waihinstpns
nadJ Spbari Ban geianbt.

Sos IneeIes, Cal, IA. 0foi.
Saltt elmer bier eingetroffenen 9epe-
ide hot oas Marine 0eportement in
Waihineton Yomiral SoDoro III
itrltiert, cin ariegsi6iff nod, Der 30.
barn Ban, @terieo. 81 ienoen, nm
Der amerifuniihen aolonie in @ipe-
ran5a. Die BON Yoqli: Snoianern OIL
gegriffen miro. oilfe 5u5iiienben.
9tpgnIes, Sonora, IA. Mai.
@dbrenb 800 merifaniihe Solboten
mb cine Sd)or betpoffncter glnteri.
fancr 5u 0ilfe elf, bentiibt iid helite
cine 8olonie bon 60 glmerifanern,
oarllnter sSrolen lnb ainber, Oo1iii-
SSnoinner 3ll befGnlpiell, Die cinen
lleberioa nllf oie SGuier Der Inleri-
faner nabc Gsperult5u, iiiblid) bon
@uopanlas, begonnen bnber. Die
Gage Der &olonie ioa fritiih icin.
Silfc fam nur lnngiam eiittreffcn,
ba Die giienbabn teiltpeiie 5eritort lit.
0tbrere slmerifaner Der Solonie fol-
len bereits getotct uno perrpurlbet
porbcn iein.
g8oibinetnn, II. Ntoi. Die
eriten Ielbilneen bes amerifonii6en
aonills Simpih in gtogales erfpah-
nen nidlts oapon, oob in Der onteri.
fnitifeu aulonie iiibIi6 bon @uapo-
mos @intam Stoder getotet fplrbe,
als Die g)aalii- -Snoianer iie anerif-
ien. Soingegen beridtet er ben Soo
BON Sobn @ilion ufto @. u. sSup
IInio ioef, bnB 8. s. Tonopan per-
iniBt perbe. @oup. Waptoreno bat
peripro6en, Die Sliidtlinee 10 niel
als 1noglif) 3u beihiisen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-14

men mubren sSeiertag baruus mudten,
arlf ben Sii6fG1g ausgingen ober iif
NIT ibren Samilien pergniigten.
9ie S3enen pom Woreen Dieoer=
holten ii6 getern oberb mieber, OILS
Die Sauienbe @fenlhen nod SGluB
Der 6nbrifen. @eihofte uno bureaus
oer Seinnee antroten. Saltienoe
4utomobile ieber Nrt mlrben in
9ienit geiteqt, Inn Die Weneen ali
befDr0ern; piele beSoblten bis 5u 80
Gents, Inn nod !Huuie 5u gelaneen.
aber es feblte auh ni6t an ,Sohree-
legerbeit mir 10 Gents mo biele tou-
ienoe murben BON 6relinben utb ge-
fonnten nod 9ollle gebrodt. Sn ben
StraBen oes unteren Stobtteils Mimi
melte es Inn bieie 3eit bon glittonlo-
biler, iobnb Die 8erfehrspoli5ei in
ben StraBentreu3llngen ibre liebe
9fot hotte, Inn unfdlle 5u perbinbern,
ipos melt lhmierlger mar. OILS nenn
Die StraBenbobnen III 9etrieb ';iib.
Hieiige 9aItenalltos fithren bllrdl Die
StroBert melhe slngeitcllte arjber
0etriebe in Die gobe ibrer @obnun-
gen heforoerten; biinberte glutolrc.
bilbeiiter hotten ibre 6nbr5eitge in
Den offentli6en Sienit geiteGt uno
beforberten 9elite fiir bon 10 bis %
Gents nnh oerldleOenen Staotteilen.
Srosoem aber .llnnten Snuic.;oe, Die
in Der &eeel Die Cars benuser, Den
9ee nod 9auie 5u SUB &eutc NOR
gen NOR es lueit leihter. in Die lln-
tere Stnot 5M gelonaen oIs gclterr,
neil man oaroitf uorbereitet NOR uilo,
mie gcltcrn nbenb, eGb e5 mir per.
bGltnismGbig aeringen TreiS Sobr-
geleeenbeit geitiig.
Die 9etriebseiititeliung. Die etiuus
ilber q Stunben ouEcrte. BOT 10
mobl Die g. Il. st.. Die 0en &coicn-
iteten einef ihonen @roi1en aetpitet,
nod mebr ober bot bec allaenleine
8einoftsbetrteb ooourh ee!ittcm unS
es lit erfreuli6, BOB es ben 8ei1ii.
hilnaen oes Meunors urS Der Strn.
benbobnfonrlniiiGre geliinsen =,
Dem glusltnno elm lol9 idlnelleS enbe
ou berelterI
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-14
&Ommentare SnrH HOte.

SSobn Sans 0ommono,
%oriiter bes @orlb Court Gonare6:
~9os anlerifuniihe Golf miro nie
&egicrlng in oIlen iSGIlen unter-
ltiiten. Sn Der 9eeennortiaen Si-
tiiotion itcht Die iolioc llnteritiieunq
2lmerifus Dem 9SrGiiocnten SSiIicn
sur @erfiigine."
Scnrp Game De i'f'f II. tribe
rer gotidnfter in Merico: Sic
gtote an Geitti6lnnb lit Cit ousgc-
5ei6net ob9efaBtes Stootsoofitment.
9Sm oageneincn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Den sSrlcben. nber feine Spfer on
@bre unb gSmr0C. Die 9tote iGelnt
bieiem Stonbpunft g(usbrud al ae-
ben. SoQtc iih Die Situotion 10 cnt.
Dideln. bob Elm &onfIift 1inbermeio-
lih eri6eint. Damn miro 6o5 omeri.
foniid1c @oIt Iolib hinter ser 3ceie-
rllng iteben. ,Sn iolfem 6one mirb
Slbltommlne, 8eligion lnb GoIitif
meiner glnitflt nod fcinen @influB
ouf Die Soltiing unirer 8iireer bo-
ben, ntoeen tic r8inocitri6" 9lme-
rifoner iein ober nidt."
Or. s b II @ esIep i'll pon
Seem gort: ~@s 1T 5u boffen. boB
oicie &riie ohnc errtiten gruh in Der
louee beitehenbcn Sreunbi9nft 5pi.
id,en Seuti6lonb unb ben Ser. Stno-
ten porilbergebt. SeIbIta6tung un0
rationale Gbre iiberI6otten ober oGc
onoeren Grlpagitngert linb rpie tic
Nroiioent @ilion eeItenb n1nht ltnb
oerteioigt. If er Der 3etlnohne rm0
Der ltnteritiisung bes omerifnniifen
Solfes iiher."
8oup. Sos. g. 20 GreorD
bon 9eiltrdu: rTroiibent @ilion
ldBt ii6 bon Eotriotisnus, @ered.
tigfeit iulb sSeItiefeit in Der ioeben
beroffeiltlidtelt 96ote Ieital. Sie
ideint mir poiitib, felt, peritnnoli6
mo ben Sorberitneen Der 3eit onge'
meilen ill iein."
8ounerneur goparo i.
Gunne pom esninois: Ser Troli-
bent urb feline gerdter in Woiblne
ton boben nut Der erobten goriift
i,no lteberIegrng eebonoelt. Sie bo-
ben mir ben Storoplntt oleler He-
pubIif NIT 8eSug auf ben S9ns oes
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-14
sS}ebt wiro Serlin gum
&0rte f0mme1.
gfott @illon's tin frtnnOi9aft=
li9er MppeQ.

ternationaIen Seieb betrnrt ill,o, rrno
0iplomaten legen bics oohin ous,
oob oic amcrifaniifc 3egierlug nidlt
nur in Dem gegenlpartigen arieec,
ionoern oltd) i'll fiiltftigen intcrnntlo-
nolen &onferen5en 5itr &erbelIerilng
Ser Seefricgsrceeln gegelr oic Scnilt-
sung ppn llntericcbootcn gegen San-
oelsid)iiie cilltrcten milrocn.
Cine onoerc 9leuBerling III oer9to-
te, oie unter ocn 0ipIomatcn piel.
iod) bciprod)cn pltroc, lpor Die, lporin
ani bus ociitid)c 3irfulor gcnntportct
miro, oos bier am Iieritne eintrof
uno porin ii6 Seuti6lorb bcrcit cr-
flGrt, fiir ieben irrtiimliden gll9rilf
BON Smid)booten nlii nelttrale Sd)lfie
ieinem 9cbouern Musorud 81 gcbeu
ino Gntid)Goiging 5il leiItcn. 0ic
Note pCiit oorduf hin, BOB ogIus-
bride bcs 9coouerns lu1o Sffcrte
Der Gntifdbiglne im Soac Der Ser.
itorlng pon irrtiinllidl uericnftcn
Sbiffen internotionalen %erpflidl.
tltnacn, penn fein Wenid)enperluit
ole ,Solgc lit" pohl genilgen lnoqe,
bab .,iic ober eirc Hroris nidlt rcd)t-
fertigen ober entidulbleen fonnen,
beren notiirlid)e itno notipenOiee iSpl-
ge ilel,trolc gtotipneu un6 neiitrnle
Terionen nelien inb ilnerneblidlen
@efohren ousiesen iniibte
SSr cinem anberen Tnroarnphen
Der 91ote fuirb bic llnnloglid)feit Der
Soud)bpotc betoilt, cine Griienmann-
Id]ait oiti Die Sdliffc Sit ienben iIno
iie 3il burdiiden Gesbolb fonne
ein iolhcs Sd]iff 1iidlt sur 8riie ge-
lnod1t fperoen mtb piiroe es Der.
icnft, onn1t tpiiroc Dos SerionoI lin
ieinet fleinen @poten Der @nobe Der
See iiberloiien iein"
@ni bingtOn, IL. Wtoi. @eltn
ouh 9otifufter Serorb ii1itrlliert
tpnrbe, Dos Staatsbeportement pom
Dem gnpfona Der amerifoniiheit
gtote iofort 5u peritGnbigen, 10 fam
bis beltte mittag bod feine gendrift
ooriiber pon ibnl. Won gIoiIbt ic-
bod), oab cr Die 9tote erbolten bot
lrnb iie beiite bem aitsipdrtigen Nlnlt
in Berlin iiberreiden fonnte.
@raf gernitorff, Ser beitti6e 9ot-
id,ofter, miro herte Soerrn 9rpon be.
iuden. lint mod einn1al 5u perii6ern,
oaB oae @eriid]te, tponah Ielitidl-
lono Die 6oroeruneen slnlerifas oh.
lebnen fpiiroe, nift IN Der 9otid)uit
| ibre Suelle hotten.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-14
Sernbnrg DerweigertaOnl'
lmentar.
&eisert it'd, 3eitnusslente iiberbnnpt
At empfangen.

9t IN Yorf, ii. N1oi. Or. Bern.
boro 3ernbure. Der friibere Solo
Mol 0tiniiter bes Geiitid,en &eides
meigertc itdl beltte, iid) iiber Die nre.
rifoniihe 9iotc on 9eutidlnnb ous.
5uipre6en. Sein SefretGr erflGrte
Or. Gernburg nii,b es abioIut al
Iebnen, iih iibcr oie anterifaniid,;
9totc an Die beiltide 8egierung 81
Gitbern. @r bot bariiber nihts 81
idgen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-14
SiSber mnrbc tic bonn
SDnig nod nid]t all>
genDnlmcn.
Gniien seben 9tieberlase iosor in ei'
nem Sementi III.
grttiifler Sampier will llnterieebpot
geranmt baben.
5ransoien MAIDEN frampfbaften Cf.
ieniipperiud.
Sehanpten andl einige Grfolse nDrb.
lifl ppn 9lrrns.
Gnglanbs Sentid)e nnS Ceiterreidlcr
scsen Repatriiernns.
Genoen iid) on amerifnnildles Gene.
rnlfpninlat nm germittlnns.
Rene ,tentpniife" Sffeniioe segen
linfen ruiiiiden 5lnsel.
Rene ,tentpniifle" Sffeniiue sesen
linfen rniiiiGen 1ylisel.
Die ariidfe bes Sieees in Ieitsali.
sien.

dttH.
Berlin, Il. Wfui. SSn bent ge'
tern oont glrnteebouptouortler Der
ofientlidJten pfftsienen 9erif1t iiber
one @ore1nge auf Den ueri9ieoener
ariegsidluuplGsen miro iiber oer
Siea Der oeiItihen mo otter. -ing
&ruppen lutter Dem Sberbefebl oes
Generals uon Ytodenifn nlitgeteilt:
rIie Arniee inter General bon
Ntodenien iii oui Der Serioleunq
Der ritiiii6en Sriippen in ber@egenf
BON Su6iedo oil Der unteren 8islu'
fo uno bel aolbuc5opo IN Der ytdbe
BON 7embicd eingetroffen. l(ntel
Dem 9rud oieies @ormari6es iint
ole &u'ien oud uon ihren Stearnger
norolih pon Der @eihiel jiriidge.
Did)en S1ier iino bonm Die perbiln
oeteu Sruppen bis III Die @ege1f
noropeitlih pom &ielee porgeorlIn.
gell
~ISn ben &arpothen baben DIE
oelltihen uno oit-ung. Srlppen
Die riiiiiiheu Seri6an5ungen DIT
lid, POM ;SliB Strpi erobert, $500
CScfungene genlodlt uno ied,s Dtaift
nergeipebre erbclitet.
Sect, bn iih oie lrltppen inter
General uon Nfodenien Gr5emnil
nGbern. iii e. moglid, cine uugeidb'
re Nuiitealmg oeS @rfolges bes Sic
aes III geben @isher haben mir unf
bic Oeiterreiher iuionnIen t43,50C
@ciangene gemaht mo 50 grobe
@eifiise unb $50 Wtaihtneneenehre
frhplitrt
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-14
SStalien nno Der &riee.

Rom. IL. 0tai. Gof Der aeitri-
gen Sising bes aabinetts flotterte
bos GSeriid1t oui, boB bas @eionttrni'
niiterium feline 0enliiiion gcgeben
habc, neil cs in 9e5ug ulf oic8riees-
politif nidt Die llnteritiisllng aaer
@ortcicn bobc, oab aber Der 9onia
iih oie @ntiheinoung iiber oos De-
miiiionsqeiuh nod porbeholten bot
@crn aonig Nictor emanuel Die
TenilIion anilinmt. 10 Deroe oos
oiienbur beoenteu, oaB Die Neittra'
litGtSportci Sberlpaiier bat
1oS 8iornale 8 Sstalia iagt Ill lei
ner helitigen Iuseabe. man fonne
bic geitrige Sisina bes 8abinetts
iliht oIs iolne i'm eieentIidlen Gimme
heS @ortes be5eihner Die Wfint'
iter ieien einfod, 5uiammengefom'
men. nm ole Temonitrutioren fiir
ben @intritt in bcn &rieg 5ll erortern.
urb oaB pid,tiae @eihliiiie crit IN
Der n6dliten aabinettsiisung gefabt
perben ionen.
Toris. IA. 0iai. Die Igence
Sonns lGBt iih aus Nom telegropbie-
rem oob nofS flub elmer geitern ab'
geholtenen 9eratilns Der 0tiniiter
Frenlier Solonbra cine l1ngere aou'
fersn8 nit Sonie |ietor Gmanllel
bate Nan ertporte in anerudhiter
Submit iehr pi6tiee Gntfpidluneen.
u o m, iiber Voris, ia. Wiai. Dos
ariegsfieber breitet iidl in gan5 Sta.
lien INNER mehr oiis uuo beionoers
einorudsuo1 geiialten iif oiesbejiig.
lide 6unbaebunaen in Rom ielbit.
Ger Tidter @obriel o'gnnunSio. Der
rodn ieiner 6rieasreoe BEL oerGnthHl.
line oes @oribolbibenfrlafs in
Suorto Sunt' glenn beionbers popu.
lor aetporben iii. iii bier eingetroffen
unb purbe enthniioTtiih beeriibr.
Tor Dem Sotel, in Dem er Wohiulne
lcnommen bot. funlntelte it'd cine
grobe Wenihenmenee on, Die nid)t
rubts, 6is Der Diater aili hem Bal.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-09

Norris Mclean. who has been spending
his vacation In New England, has re-
turned to the city.