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no less than 1900 Turkish rifles
proof nat the Turkish losses have
been extremely heavy
These losses were sustained in ter
rifle counter attacks delivered against
the positions which the allies had
strongly fortified The Turks came
under the fire Of the ships At the
same time
The repulse Of these counter attacks
and the carrying out Of attacks by the
allies themselves have resulted in con
siderable losses on the allied side. TO
which must now be added the losses
sustained by the sinking OF h bat
tleships Triumph and Majestic.
The Italians continue their offensive
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BRITISH LOSE
tcOnunusd from Pirst Pags.l


sea and In the air. from the Darda-
nellos TO the waters around the Brit
ish Isles. middle Galicia remains the
scene Of the creates and most i'm
portant fighting There the Austrians
and Germans continue to batter Al tho
Russian lines 20 the northeast and
southeast Of Przemysl. and according
Co reports. which have not been con
hrmed ny official statements. they
have severed communications between
The former Austrian fortress and Lem
berg
n these reports are true. Przemysl.
which less than three months ago
vdE taken By the Russians after a
long siege. is again surrounded 10
would appear. however. that while the
Teutonic allies are pressing very hard
on the fortress they have no vet
forged the circles. the completion Of
which o. being %stubborulv opposed by
the Russians
THE Germans have forced another
crossing uf tlr san river eleven miles
north OF przemvsi. ard Rave extended
ly several miles tic zone held hy
them east of the a 10 The south
cast They also claim 10 have broken
The Russian lines ard fO have taken
some important positi1us
Despite an these claims petrograd
announces With the greatest optimism
and belief that The Russian reinforce
m,nts viii b. able ~ stem ths Aus
tfo-G'rf0au %ousI1usht.
Deny Reported Advance.
ln tho vest. the French and Brit
lsh report further advances. which are
generally denied by the getmau-
The latter. vino Themselves have mad.
pnothcr orr raid on Southoud. MAKE ur
reference Co The French afatemeu.
that ts French airmen n,w over ir-
wiEshafen and. droppiug bombs. Set
Gre Co a chemical works which had
been engaged in mauufarfurirr opor
au0ns Tor The German war Office since
the outbreak OF tho war
The allies report continued progress
Of their operations AGAINST the TurEr
on the Gallipoli peninsula During the
armistice which The Turks asked tor
they buried many more than 2.0U0
dead. while the British gathered up
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CLUB
HOLDS DANCE
FIRST or PROBABLE SERIES CIV
en- AT STRATFoRo LAST
MIGHT.
Delightful Bridge Tea Enjoyed az
Country Club Nestercsy-AAny
Events IN Social Circles.

The first OF a probable series Of
dances 10 be- given during the coming
season at the Stratford Hotel was a
merry assemblage OF last evening. The
dance was given by the Wheeling Ten
mis- Club and included the members
of the younger social set With every
week OF the approaching summer sea
Interest In tennis grows greater
and the members OF the club are al the
court nearly every pleasant day. The
planned dances will undoubtedly prove
the most successful Affairs under
taken. as the committees will leave
nothing undone 10 add to the pleasure
Of the events.
The guests danced until twelve
o'clock 10 an excellent program fur
nlshed by M~eister's orchestra. punch
was served throughout the evening
and during an intermission elegant
refreshments.
The memoers and their guests IN
Guided:
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Why Do French Women
Always Look Young?

In France mothers and daughters look
like sister. How are the women there
able 10 retain their youthful looks un-
III long past middle ageT l. 10 because
they are much given to the Use OF mer-
colized wax This wax possesses n re-
markable absorbent property which
quickly removes the fine particles OF
cuticle which are constantly dying and
which are the immediate cause Of an
o~ld-looking complexion. Thus the i've
Her. healthier. yOunger skin beneath g.
given a chance TO. breathe and show it,
sclf. Try this treatment yourself. Most
likely 10 will not require two weeks to
make your complexion Rs clear. soft and
beautiful as a young girls. Just on
ounce OF mercoliZed wax (al1 American
druggists have 10 usually does the work.
The wax h put on nights like cold cream
and washed on mornings.
Another valuahl secret with which
the French are familiar is how 10
quicly remove wrinkles. one ounce of
powdered saXoiite dissolved IN a half
pint witch hazel make a marvelouFIv
effective a%strtnEent lotion. Tho fac.
should be bathed In this daily until even
the deepest lines are affected
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Mount AInmnae Ball

Copies OF the following invitation
were issued yesterday to the mem
bers OF the Mt de Chantal alumnae
exclusively. II viii be m of the most
delightful events with which J.le will
be crowded. The alumnac includes a
very large number. many being resi-
dents Of other cities. Who will be
guests OF friends during their stay:
The Wheeling Chapter
OF the
Mt. de Chantal Alumnae Association
requests the pleasure OF your company
at a ball TO be given in
honor OF the
Visiting Alumnae
at the .
Carroll Club
Tuesday. June eighth.
nineteen hundred and fifteen.
Mrs. Harold Moore Sawyer.
Formal. n. >. Y. y.
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SIDE TALKS
Have a Whole Heart
BY Ruth cameron.)

Don't you hate half-heartcdness?
DO. Helf "A loaf may be better than
none but half a heart - worse than
none.
are doing. whether it's playing a eams.
Working FOR a cause. planting a garden.
or Welcoming a guest. heartily. with the
whole heart. people who have nut thoir
hands to the plough. go ahead ana
plough and don't keep stopping u Won
Der whether they ought not to be dong
something else.
rs often better not 10 do a thing NJ
All than 20 do IL half heartedly.
Don't Give with Half a Heart.
grit or a sacrifice made half-heart-
edly loses at least half its value.
a mother who had always hated nets
finally gave her daughter Permission
70 nave . kitten. The child was delight
Cd nut she soon found that the conccs-
Sion he'd been made half heartedly and
that u included constant blame wnen
the Kitten actec ~ kittens aIways do
act--N u kitten has tipped over the
milk Your kitten has knocked my
spool off the windowsiu and tangled IL
up. Your kitten Is lying OF the new
,oueh cover etc. etc. Being a s,nsi-
was blighted by the atmosphere OF con-
stent dlsapproval. Wouldn't Il have
been almost as wen for the mother not
10 have given her consent a. 10 have
siven It Ia that grudginE. h~slf-hesrtcd
Don't Enjoy with Half a Heart.
III you grasp a pleasure. graspe IL with
your heart. I once went on n pleasure
"Trip With a party one OF whose men-
hers had had uualms about leaving her
work. ! say had rad but I should not
put 10 In that tense for she stiIl had
them, and took them with her on the
whole trip. They spoiled the SAVIOR OF
hor pleasure. she wasn't whole-heartad
like the rest OF us. We felt IL and "a was
an impalpablc but none the less real
draw back 90 the unity Of the party. She
might better have stayed at home for
by going ha~lf-hcnrtedly she didn't vet
her work done and she didn't get half
the value she could have from the va
cation.
Whole-hearted people get the most
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In Honor Of Her Birthday.

4 very enjoyable birthday surprise
was planned for Mrs. Mary McKeIyey
OF Guernsey street. Bellaire. Wednes-
day evening. Music and dancing were
the features of The evening. closed by
the serving of elaborate refreshments.
The guests We're: Messrs. William Nc
Donley. William shannon. MIR. Hor-
ncr. OF Wheeling Island: clyde Baker.
Edward Tagg and Thomas MckelVey.
Mesdames Belle Robinson. Angelina
PeddicOrd. Anna Rusk and Mrs. Thos.
McKelyey. Misses Viola Ramsey. NIL
dred Hepburn and Violet Hepburn.
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MIscellannnua shnmer

Miss Madelyn Rurner. at her home
on Fourteenth street, was the charm
ing hostess at a pleasantly arranged
party honoring Mr.. and Mrs. William
Kaltenbach. whose marriage was OF
recent date. The little affair was ar
ranged as a shower and the bride re-
ceived a number Of practical ana
pretty gifts. The guests included:
Mesdames
William Observation-Disclosures Paur
Joseph Kaltenbach Jean Sloan
otto Nurzbacher Clara ksltenbach
Howard kaltenbaclMay KRltenbach
William Bishop Madelyn Kurner
a. Kurner Messrs.
Misses David Bishop
Kathleen Gilligan Cecil Kaltenbach
Mary Lorentz Clayton Kaltenbact
Catherine Kaltenbach
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Pleasantly Surprised

Another delightful birthday surprise
OF Wednesday evening at which Miss
Anna May Beleke was hostess &C
CURED AT her home. on South jacob
street. Dancing was enjoyed by her
guests until a late hour with the seTy-
ing OF a pretty luncheon for the four
teen guests. who were: Misses Mar
Saret Flick. Anna May Beleke. Vaita
Swischer. Deliah Bounds. Luella Fred
richs. Marie Hofreuter and>Margsret
Phillips. Of Pittsburgh. Messrs. Geo.
Hill Harold Hill. william stocker.
William Dannenberg. Elwood Goeddle.
Henry Koeppen and Albert Och.
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Last evening al five O'Clock ushered
In the first supper given I'm the spIen-
did new Thomson VI r. church. More
than five hundred tickets were sold.
assuring a record breaking attendance
The dining and the kitchen or
which the ladies are Justly proud have
wonderful facilities for service. The
dining room is very spacious and IarEe
crowds can b. comfortably seated. ON
this occasion one large table IN tho
center Was surrounded by many small
once. with other long tables about
the sides. all Of which were attractive.
" decorated with spring blossoms
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seen 90 advantage. On eithef side OF III
IRE the dearest Of tiny bowknots
which never fail TO develop attract
iyeiy. especially when worked in solid
satin stitch. The edges Of the bib are
finished with ~buttonhoie embroidery
and an absence Of scallops makes them
distinctive among the many new de-
signs Of the season. tn fact. plain
edges have been 50 little on babies
bibs and yet look so well. that one
wonders why they we're not thought
r. before But Dame Fashion says
that scallops are 90 be dropped from
many Of the best novelties for babies
and tiny tots. or II used al al. only
The simplest possible effects Will be
permissible.
There are five bowknots On the
smaller bib. two on either side and one
IN The center. az the base Of the invert-
ed V. which IS formed By cutting 0ut
the front Of the smaller bib a sinnle
flower with short stem. and just q ,uy
gestion Of a leaf appears in each cor
ner Of the front.
The inexperienced needicworkcr
would not hesitate for a moment Co
attempt this design. because u IS 90
simple.
The embroidery pattern illustrated
and described herein. together with
400 others covering 40 possible uses.
are included in the Innovation I'm
broidery Pattern Outht' now being
presented ~ this Newspaper. AS X
planned elsewhere IN these columns
There W a very easy method q
working leaves and petals u is 10
begin them 40 the apex. and after ma
king a line ~ stitches down the center.
work % the right until that half is
filed IN. then fi in the left half. 90
ing back 20 the apex again % begin
The petals Of the tiny flowers arc
worked IN solid satin stitches. but
there is only a LIGHT padding. because
The work Is 90 b. az light as possible
uhcn finished The stems are outlined
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outlining Soft white mercerifed cot-
ton should be- used for the work Most
n-ecdlcw0rkers have never thought Of
fu white. but the novelty shops arc
showing a number Of charming things
with just a suggestion a color intro
duced in tiny knots or dots
II further elaboration is desiref \
narrow edge - lace nay Del added %
the plain edge n the outer bib. This
NOT only decoration, but protects
the embroidery.
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F RECkLES
Ne~ 10 the TINE 70 Get Rid o. These
Ualy Spots.

There's 10 longer the slightest need
OF feeling ashamed Of your freckles.
a. the prescription othine-doubie
strengths guaranteed TO remove
these homely spots.
simply get an ounce OF othine-dou-
bic strength-from any druggist anc
apply a little az night md morning
and you should soon see that even the
worst freckles have begun TO disap-
pear. while the lighter ones have van
ished entirely. II h seldom that more
than an ounc Is needed to completely
clear the III and gain a beautiful
clear complexion.
b. sure to ask for the double
strength othine as this IL sold under
guarantee OF money back n IL fails to
remove freckles.
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on the frontiers Of Tyrol. the Trentino
and istria and have taken a chain or
important positions. but they have not
yet come into contact with the main
Austrian forces. which are waiting Tor
them behind entertainments.
David Lloyd George today took
charge OF the department OF the war
office having TO do with the supply
Of munitions. and with the aid Of a
strong committee, Immediately began
10 organize the factories with a view
TO increasing greatly the supplies.
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Candy and Psstrv sale.

A bake sale will be held today az
the Geo. +. Stifel store by the Young
Ladies' Missionary society of the Eirss
United Presbyterian church. A deli
cious selection Of pastries. together
with bread and home made candy Will
be offered for sale and everybody IS
invited To purchase.
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Annual Missionary MeetIno.

The plans have been completed for
the annual May meeting Of the wom-
ans INSTRUMENTATION Missionary
Federation. which Is to be held Tues
day afternoon at 2:3O o'clock at the
First Christian church. Mrs. a. r.
Bourne. of the Bethany faculty. Is 10
make the principal address OF the az.
ternoon. and a special musical pro-
gram is under preparation.
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and the eenters Of the flowers are IN
eyelct embroidery. These flowers
worked with centers Of satin dots are
exceedingly pretty. After the decora-
tion Is developed the two bibs are but
tonholed together at the neck so that
they will be in one piece, or one can
Join them under a narrow band Of
soft linen tape. adding strings Of rib
bon al the back.
There is nothing more satisfactory
for bahy's effects than the embroidery
that combines solid satin stitch and
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The Catholic Women's League will
meet Tuesday evening, June l. az the
Carroll club. As the election OF Off
GERS is to take place at this meeting.
all members OF the League are asked
to kindly make an effort TO be pres
ent. Meeting Is called for 8 o'clock.
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Entertainment and Social.

The junior girls Of Emmanuel Bap-
list Sunday school will give an en-
tertainment and social this evening
al beethoven hall. corner Twenty
eighth and Moysten streets. The pub
lie IL invited and a small admission
fee will be asked. which will be used
Tor church improvements. An excel
lent program. both literary and mu-
Seal, has been arranged.
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Misses
christmeYer.WeItreI M.ddinn

An interesting wedding took place
Wednesday morning Al the Church OF
the Sacred Heart. when Miss Lily
Weitzel became h bride OF Mr.. Chris
TOPPER Cristmeyer of Martins Ferry.
Rev. Father Rossman offered the nup-
tial mass and performed the marriage
ceremony. The wedding attendants
were Miss Bertha Weitzel. sister of the
bride. and Mr.. Steven Christopher.
brother OF the groom. The Immediate
family and their intimate friends wit
messed the ceremony and were the
guests later AZ the Weitzel home at
and elegant wedding breakfast.
The bride looked beautiful in her
gown OF white with full tulle veil and
carrying an armful OF brides roses.
Miss Bertha Weitzel was charming ir
q dainty dress OF white with a large
white hat.
The newly-wedded couple left ~
ing the day for Baltimore and on heir
return viii reside in Martins Ferry.
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Birthday Surprise.

Mrs. William Miller and daughter.
Miss Ursula. were rendered "a very
pleasant surprise Wednesday. at their
home on Lind street. which was ar
ranged by Mrs. Miller's sons, Messrs.
William and Walter. Music both vo-
cal and instrumental was enjoyed by
the guests and delicious refreshments
were served.
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Miss Ida Hubbard az her home on
South Chapline street last evening
entertained the Turner Wood wedding
party. who have had numerous attrn.
lions shown them Pink sweet pens
and snap dragons formed the tables
c~enterpieccs with 900 other appoint.
ments carried out boo pink and while.
The dinner guests numbered ten. 600.
Cludlng.
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Bridge Tea.

One OF the first affairs OF the series
to be given Thursday afternoons dur
ing the summer season az the Country
club was held yesterday afternoon a.
that fashionable resort. Mrs. A. r.
Hustled presided at the prettily deco
rated tea table and dispensed the fra
grant beverage together with the
dainty cakes. Small tables we're
ranged abOu the assembly room. the
guests having enjoyed several rubbe.s
Of bridge previous 10 the tea.
Among those present were.
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The young lacy across the way SAYS
Il doesn't look now as IL they'd feel
like having the usual celebration OF
the Fourth OF July in England this
year.
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Mrs. W. {. Etzler was in charge. with
"A competent committee on serving.
culinary department is a matter
OF great pride. and the difficulties o:
serving hundreds is greatly lessened
by b many Labor saving devices.
This supper is but he initial one and
other particularly tempting ones Will
be events OF future weeks.
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Honcdick-Every msn ought 20 bave n
falarr that Will cuable him to marry.
HHchclor-fcs and then he ought D.
nave sense enough q stay singie-Ltfe
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There are nearly IA. 200. 900 Jews in
the world.
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out Of life, they give and receive in
large measure, they get the whole 81 life
not a skinny half portion. SLAMS some
times has a deep undercurrent % mean
Ing beneath Is surface crudity. I won.
der N have n heart" may not be a crude
way Of expressing the deerer though.
Have a whole heart.
Questions and
At what age do you think a child
should be sent TO SCHOOL,. 4. u.
That depends on the child. the school
ana the home coT- ions. N you ar-
willing 10 keep q child with you two
or three years after the customary five
and teach II n little az home IL = ~sual-
~ a good thing. n n child is delicate
or Of n highly nervous organization the
five hours at school IL too much at
that age. Let him play out Of doors
ever n ne does have a few years handi-
cap. Health Is more than half the
battle.
RUTH CAMERON.
AAA AAA -
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pance for Miss Ra.r

One OF the most pleasing social
events OF the week IA the dance last
evening I'm honor OF Miss Fannie Baer.
who will be n bride OF June. The
charming little affair was arranged by
the members of the Mercantile Club.
and took place In their club rooms.
Dancing vas enjoyed until a late hour.
the music being more than usually
captivating. Attractive refreshments
were served during the course Of the
evening 10 guests. who were:
Misses
Fannie Baer. Flora isenberg.
Pauline HOrk- G. Herzberg.
heimer. Lena Kraft.
Anna Front. Rena Blum.
Rose Moss, Mrs. Erlanger.
Janet Moss. Baltimore.
trma Kraft.
Messra.
Edwin Kline. Nal Somehow.
Louis Kraft. n. Guiterman.
ben Baer. Sam Good.
Irwin BaeT. Malan Blum.
II. kraus, Benz. Kraus.
sam Jacobs. Pittsburgh.
VI. Lazaron.
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-Irannr Mlm Had

Every Evening at Belle Isle.
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ning. After ~showering the brideto-be
With many dainty and useful gifts.
auction bridge occupied the guests for
the remainder OF the evening with
elegant refreshments served. Those
present being
Misses
Ruth Mitchell Marguerite Dren.
Name Thomas nan
Ella I~nglebright bzk
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By hofhcENrhttcrer
IoF THE ENRRonERY DEPT. PICTORIAL. REyIEw)
Bshy's Doubie BIB with Straight Edrs

When announcement is received of a new
arrival IN the family Of a friend. the FIRST ques-
tion that one asks is, What shall / send tho
l4hv -
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Niessrs

n. F. Davis. Frank Armbruster.
Mrs. W. G. Handland.
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IT'S often better not 10 do a thing a
All than TO do IL hall heartedly.
New Britain herald., 1915-05-07

sprinkling of Adams street from Lin
coin to Vine street and Ellis street
from South Main to Maple street;
laying cinder walk on Cherry street
easterly to the end of the street.
x. & e. Blouses. also Bell and X. 81
S. Makes, regular soc Blouses 39c
at Besse-Leland's.-ad
Boys Wash Suits $1.ss,. s1.4S and
,98c new at Besse- Leland s.-advt.
Lester Long Of Union street has
Joined the United States navy
Isabella circle. N. D., of l.. met last
night in Judd's hall and made ar
rangem ents for dance on May FL.
Boys Blue Serge Suits, new lines,
at Besse-Leland s.--advt.
Fashion r. b. Suits SIS to $50
at e-Leland' s.--advt.
Herman j. Zahnleiter Of this city
will present Miss Ruth H. William,
violinist, at q recital in Civic club
hall, Hartford, Sunday afternoon. The
recital will be in connection with a
vocal recital by pupils Of Benjamin
w. Knox.
Offical Headquarters for New Brit
ain for Boy Scout" suits and supplies
Besse-Leland Co.-advt.
: Mems Odd Golf Norfolk Goats,
''Heidelberg Make" $3.50, regular $40
values at Besse- Leland 's-advt.
Washington commandery, No. |, K.
T., will hold Ascension day exercises
next Thursday afternoon at $50
O'Clock in the First Methodist Epis-
copal church, Hartford. An address
will be delivered by Rev. Howard v.
Ross and music will be furnished by
the Tempo quartet and the church
choir. supper will be served IN
the parish house at 6:45 o'clock. A
special conclave of the commandery
will be held in the Asylum. Masonic
hall, Saturday evening. The order
of the Red Cross will be conferred.
Another Ladies' silk Hose Special
Saturday 1sc at Besse- Leland -
advt. g.. ,z.#l s. ss s. Is ,;s.t s.
The City building commission held
its regular monthly meeting this at
tornoon.
Another Ladies' Silk Hose Special
| Saturday 19c at Besse-Leland' S.
adTt.
Mems Lisle Half Hose, all colors, es-
pecially lightweight, II &c at Bessc-
Leland s.--adyt.