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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-06-22
Society and Personals
JULIET FEATHERSTUN . Editor

Mrs. A. L. Jones left last night for
Jonesboro, ILL.,, to visit friends and
relatives. She will be joined by Mrs.
John r. Christian in Kansas City and
together will attend the fair and other
points in California.
49,
Mr.. and Mrs A. j. Carroll and little
daughter, Eleanor, are in st. Louis,
having gone to attend the wedding of
Mr. CAROLS sister, Miss Ruth Carroll
and Mr. Edward Robinson, on Wednes-
day morning. Little Miss Eleanor Car
roll will be one of the flower girls.
/, 49,:
Remakaus-Curtis.
The nuptials of Miss Mary Curtis
and Mr. Charles A. Remakaus were
celebrated this morning at mass at
five o'clock at the Catholic church.
The only attendants were Mr.. Les
ter Brown of Richton and Miss Ruth
Curtis. Only close friends and rela-
tives were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Remakaus left immedi-
ately on No. for New Orleans.
-:
, Misses Mccoy and SuttIes
CompIimented.
Mrs. Frank D. Lander, Jr., enter
tanned at a delightfully."- informal bridge
party Monday morning in honor Of
Misses Ruth and Mary Lou McInnis
house guests, Miss Sessums Mccoy OF
Jackson, Tenn and Miss Annie May
Suttles, of Meridian.
There was one table of bridge.
Music from the victrola was also en-
joyed throughout the morning.
After the games the hostess served
delicious plate luncheon.
Mrs. Landers guests were, besides
, the honorees, Miss Mccoy and Miss
Suttles, Misses Grace Massengale,
Edith Naylor; Mrs. A. X. McInnis,
Mrs. Chas. NJ. Willoughby; Misses
Ruth and Mary Lou McInnis.
| Picnic Luncheon.
! A very enjoyable event to all the
participants was the lovely picnic
| luncheon given last evening by Mr..
and Mrs. F. w. Foote in honor of
Misses Sessums Mccoy, Annie May
p, Suttles, Ruth and Mary Lou McInnis,
Helen and Emma Simth.
Automobiles conveyed the party to
beautiful spot in the woods near
| Morriston, where the supper was
spread. Fruit punch was served on
arriving. The doilies, dinner plates
and tissue table cloth, all to match,
made very attractive picnic table.
The menu consisted of fried chick
en-, smoked tongue, sandwiches, to-
matoes. ripe olives, sailed almonds
swiss cheese and pickles.
/ Later Mr.. Brevard Walker and An
Gerson Foote added much pleasure
with their guitars.
Those in the party were the hon
orees and Messrs. Angus Mcleod
Brevard Walker, Anderson Foote
Martin and Will Stemme, Ernest Mix
on. Mr.. and Mrs. +. w. Foote, Mr.
and Mrs d. E. Mclnnis, Mr.. and Mrs
II. X. Smith.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-06-22
O'Ieary Acquitted,

Marshall, Tex, June 81. - Frank
O'Leary. one of the five men charged
with the murder of William Black,
the Anti-CathOlis lecturer last Febru
airy, was acquitted on an instructed
verdict today. The, state had no wit
nesses or evidence to present.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-06-22
DIVORCED WITHIN
MONTH. WEEDS AGAIN

bridgeport, Conn, June 21.-Mrs.
Emily TrOwbridge Gallatin who OBJ
tanned a divorce less than a month
ago from Frederick Gallatin, Jr., the
noted polo player and New York club
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-06-22
FIVE MISSISSIPPI men
CONDEMNED TO DIE
iContinued from Page One.)

tCOntlnued from page One.)
length by Justice Cook. who wrote the |
opinion. The records show that Pace |
was invited by the engineer to ride on !
the engine, and that at the request of |
the fireman he fired the engine. That |
after doing so he sat down in the cab
of the locomotive. and the engine,
while running at rate of speed in
excess of six miles an hour, came in
contact with a string of cars, by rea-
son of which shock Pace was thrown
from the cab and injured.
The unlawful speed of the locomo-
tive was one of the main points in
volved, the plaintiff claiming the rail
road violated the six-mile law, requir-
ing trains or engines running
through" town to not exceed that
speed limit. 1t was claimed by the
railroad that the six-mile statute does
not operate where switch engines are
switching cars in private yards. The
supreme court holds that this would
be "a narrow construction of the law"
that the plaintiff was trespasser or
licensee did not in any way affect
his right to recover, if the locomotive
was running more than six miles per
hour, and the excessive speed was the
proximate cause of his injury"
The Decisions.
The full list of decisions handed
down yesterday is as follows:
BY Stevens, j.:
Chas. Reed VS. state, circuit Wash
ington motion to reinstate sustained
Southern Railway Co. VS.. w. V. Rob-
erts, circuit Chickasaw; motion to dis
miss, sustained and motion for GER
tiorari overruled.
Adam Sexton VS.. Major Davis, cir
cult Adams; affirmed.
First National Bank of Laurel VS..
Plummer Pearson ct al, chancery
Jones; reversed and remanded with
leave to answer in 80 days from filing
mandate
Henry Scales VS.. state, circuit Oktib-
beha; affirmed and date of execution
fixed for August 6.
Runion Walker VS.. state, circuit JEFF
ferson; affirmed and execution set for
August 6.
]. Tabor VS.. state, circuit Lafayette:
affirmed and execution fixed for AT
gust 6.
BY Cook, j.:
Lumber Mineral Co. VS.. o. J. Sulli-
van ct AL, ,chancery Smith; affirmed.
Peter Bolen VS.. state, circuit Oktib-
beha; affirmed and August fixed as
day ~ execution.
! w. C. White VS.. r. II. Hunt, circuit
Holmes; motion to docket and dismiss
/ sustained.
State VS.. CalIie Williams, circuit
Leflore; motion to dismiss sustained.
! Southern Express Co. VS.. Mrs. M. A..
! Grace, circuit Lauderdale; motion tC
arrest judgment sustained.
/ Thornton-C Clancy Lumber Co. VS.. J.
NJ. O'Quin & Son, chancery Pike; af-
| firmed
/ NJ l.. Patrick, receiver, VS.. w. G.
i BLACKWELL & Son, chancery Jones; af-
Il firmed.
E. T. Hart VS.. Citizens Bank of Viii.
kinson county, chancery Wilkinson,
1 affirmed.
S. l.. Johnson VS.. state; circuit Clai-
borne; affirmed and August fixed Tor
day of execution.
A. c. Cato VS.. Crystal Ice Co. cir
cult Lincoln; affirmed.
l d. Abrams VS.. r. Q. Allen ct al, cir
cult Copiah; reversed and remanded
Mississippi Central R. r. Co. VS.
RJFlkIn lnFllT IN
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-06-22
CHURCH AND BENEVOLENT
SOCIETIES..

Broad ST. Missionary Society.
The Broad Street Missionary Society
met Monday afternoon at the church.
The meeting was led by Miss Maud
Fail. Mible lesson, Mark 9Th chap
ter, 41-42; Hymns, 4O2-414, prayer, re-
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-06-22

The Eskimos have solved the prob
lem of paying doctors. The physician
is paid when he arrives. If the patient
fails to cure he returns it to the
family
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-06-22
ON THE SICK LIST.

Miss Dora Gray is convalescent,
after a weeks illness and will leave
the Hospital tomorrow.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-16
LOSES S18 AS HE
TALKS TO COUPLE
sIivis Man Meets Two Colered Women
and Later Runs to station With
Story of HoIduP-

Albert Blocker % siivis me, two coll
ors4 ~onea IN fFoai % Maths bakery
on Seventeenth street. between FIFTH
and sixth avenues. last evening. They
stopped hiss and talked 90 him and he
claims insisted on keeping company
vita him.
A hour OF 50 LATER Blocker diseov-
cred that he WaE minus SIS which he
"a Fisa IN bills in = pockeihook. He
rAn % the police station with a story
% a hoidup and the aid % the police
vas asked In an attsmpi 90 locate the
Unanen.
Bioeksr's stoFy varies a. be tells IL
81 diHsrent times. the police claim In
some r~citatious % what occurred he
SAYS ~ vas held up although he can
not explain hos they got the money.
they having used no weapon. A. other
times he declares hts pocket was pick
Cd The women wore white waists and
black skirts This - the only dcscrip-
ton h ccau give % them
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-16
TOWER RANCE Is
IN BAD CONDITION
Members Of Company A Losing Inter
est In Rife Work Because OF
Dlsrepair Of Equipment

Members OF Company \. !. y. C.. OF
Rock Island are losing interest in rife
work this season because they have
not a suitable range 20 practice on and
naturally their ardor IS dampened
somewhat. The members were At the
camp range at the Watch Tower Sun
day engaging In the initial practice
and found the grounds IN bad eondi-
ton. Major John Reig OF Moline. who
vas ordered By the state 20 place the
local range In shape by June l. seems
20 have neglected his duties Out OF
500 yards OF telephone wire from the
range 90 tho pits. only 200 yards are
up. the rest lying on the ground There
we're no markers on the grounds,
which the state IL supposed 10 furnish.
and no supplies were found in the pits
20 work with. Tho members were
forced 20 secure their own supplies
and hire their own markers Sunday
IN order 20 practice
Members OF the local company are
naturally worrying over the situation.
because OF the fact that the state and
national shoots will probably be held
the last part OF this month. and they
have oniy . few weeks 90 get IN shape.
Company A was 20 have staged
match shoot with Company = OF Mo-
iins. but the latter marksmen failed
TO appear. having been informed that
the range vas IN no condition TO
work OF
The local members showed up well
n practice Sunday. IN spite OF the IN
favorable conditions and several OF the
new members shot In great form and
viii probably Be placed on the rife
team ~ 'he range IL put IN any kind
OF condition within t~o weeks the
match with the Moline company will
probably be held
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-16
CHAPTER MASONS
HAVE GOOD TIME
Aiedo Fraternity Men arc Entertained
as Return Courtesy for Last
Falls Event
ooNNASpERY ACTS AS ESCORT


Members Of Cyrus chapter. No. I'll,
Ale1o. we're guests last evening OF
Rock Island chapter No. Is. Royal
Arch Masons. The affair was a return
courtesy for the good time which To-
cal chapter n-a enjoyed last fail az
the hands 90 the Mercer county com
panions-
Rock Island chapter opened al
$3.50 and ~ s o'clock. a buffet lun-
chcon vas served In special honor
% the visitors. members OF Rock
Island Commaudsry. No. IS. Knights
Tempiar. voted 90 act as escort and
the knights and companions were tax
IN By automobiles 20 the Rock Island
Southern 90 nee; the guests who ar
rived on n special car at O'Clock.
There were IS IN the party.
Headed by the Rock Island 4. ?. ".
band. with J. ?. Baumann as direc-
tor. the march 90 Masonic temple
was started. Following the band
came the eommandery in uniform.
members OF Rock Island chapter and
the visitors In automobiles. The pro-
cesSlon came east on Fourth 20 Sew
enth street. north 10 Second avenue.
east 90 Twentieth street. south to
Fifth avenue. west 90 Eighteenth
street 60 the temple.
Banquet Served.
The royal arch degree was con-
fcFrcd on a class OF three candidates
by officers % Cyrus chapter. with W.
". Moorchead as excellent high
priest The services OF a male quar-
tet rendered the work doubly effective.
A. II o'clock n banquet was served
BY the ladies Of the Eastern Star.
there being about 200 present During
the spread Mrs. Gertrude Carse Ap-
piequis,. soprano and Miss Dale Allen
ard Mrs William Pratt. pianists. en-
tsrtainci with an Informal musicale
The AFFAIR vas a complete success IN
every way and special credit Is due
e. a. HaiiEren. hiEh priest % Rock
tsiaud chapter
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-16
MCARTY IS LEADING
FIELD OF GOLFERS

Short Hills. y. J.. June l6.-More
than seventy amateur and professional
golfers comprising the remainder of
the big field Of aspirants for national
open golf honors began today the sec
ond half OF the qualifying round on the
links OF the Baltusrol club.
At the conclusion % the first round
OF IS holes IS had scores under so. Gil
bert Nichols leading the field with a
score OF -. and Eugene Mccarthy. the
Irish expert. playing from Jackson
Vile. Fla. ahead OF all other profess
SIGNALS with a IS. Evans and Travers
had the best amateur score Of 80 each.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-16

That's sss aik.- sepssvsa As
B.ek. -Yor-re The erss man Who hss
oS-r~d % ssow ne seyfhing n action
VIVA. kird % An auto are yo1 nssu-
fserurfa<- pisia or rno1ogrsmnedT'
Extra fussy.- Psri advised nir.
wirs ktsfitnE s.thnsissan- Its prse-
ttesiiy . Bungalow On -sseis. hand.
soGe. exp~extvs anf irxursors. With
eootfnx. ssriax ara sisepsax seconr.o-
ezrioss Zoe fosr-
NJ Brsex roe srd took down n.
sst ssf cost. -we~-r's your fseroryf-
- taqss-sf
Ths ve~~ls we're <olnE roar6 ~hsn
NJ. Pellet eeafses-f Mr. nrsek tsroaxh
tAs ss0px % the tssrsnE.Y h1sy Auto
1900 Mssrf2cfuEiaE company snd ~
srJbo.iy IVES fevertshiy dass< some
tAiEE ~ was q siEht coed Coz yossh
iess syss aef tsd-d serves. arf the
ei4sx szd tns ciaftsr a,d TIE hurn save
Esr<sia ulity E-sek the era. real tin
Sc ks hss feic IN yssrs In the middle
% shs sss1 vas ths Gag. gray. freshly
Eaisssd chassis % third hanfsd auto
trucS. ash fozr muscular workmea
were hsransrisE ii vita iSrd sfaeeato
WhsaFs
I'D ilks 70 So a anhshsd raaehine.-
suggested the psusp~cfive tavcssos.
iaokinE sbSgt hirn win much Interest.
'sreuTi have % wait uufii ! s~ii tie
treasury stock replied Mr.. Poiiss.
VIII SMILE. I've <0t Just "a far a.
can 80 ~ Eys-ss.- and h- led the
way i1fo thS oeacr This - a 500 ooo
steeS eo1paay. % which company -four
du@my directors bold oae share each
aad 1 hold 100000. The balance Of the
r.zainiaE 10000 l. treasury stock.
and tvs tine FOE that 20 b sold"
4 get you replied Mr.. Brack. with
What was meant 90 be q shFe~d ex-
prrski0n % couutcnaucc. You want
90 sell me this stock. bat who gets the
moa~yT-
TIE Autohouzs Manufacturing con-
rauy." explained Mr. Po!iet. with COZ
viEeinr emphasis Every dollar OF u
GOES % Pot a punch into the business
I.ooE here. Mr.. BFaek. u you'u buy NJ
stis treasury stock we'll elect you
tscssur-r. aEd Tn willing foF yoa 90
taadie every penny % the funds
guess that proves I'm on the level.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-16
THREE GENERATIONS or
ILLINOIS FOLKS.

FEr louis. nj eaa sav thas r-.
F'rfr o.ebirn Nfrehcsf Discovery kass
Been as-.l aV 1gF family Cor skser f--rr'a-
eaHe. w. Hasdmothcr used 8. wera
AtHs ri Pc eaa1fry rctr kerr. M7fker
es 0ar a faaa..ovH ecattstien ard
seasn. fat BE- sfrresf hcac,t err aa.t s''s-s
ATt ta At-r She we exhausted t-ura
WsilaE on ts- sicIs have ased is eigs-lt
Scr b1vas Ia Grippe and sqiss4 = =
tie a.a.drr, We thorouaslY beiseve ~
sscler9 Nfsfhsnf Discovery aad k2vs
eitei fsrgfafnend-t tf Mas. Fr.tsz.
eesasss. go Nerth eth Sc
AtNous 81 people nec,f a. rovrrfsf
v1tr' cole remedy and teric thsf ptss sEs
sea.sgs. liver aad bowels ua she epeels'
Bon saae clears che tsia Of ptrarlss. fashs
eiefnisars tfss4 ecsrrsfs tks6 esskrs ncrrrs
sscHacF sad steadler eed rvs 60 p'sis.
eess, fiiea,i7wu people she fisiless rseastzss
81 seslsa sad happiness.
. ~. Fierrr's C6idcn WsJAcaf Discovery.
re tssEa alceeoi or estFccosess DIES riss
Wat - stated above. smaly he-siass 9
hsaisacs fsena The blood 81 roiscr ee3
sapurr ssstsrrs Besides Il EFss yess an
sppgiite. bei.,ls sp heaissy e'sss sad p'sss
eelof e your cheeks.
Good Blood naeans good tesisk. god
sgsita rraas strong nca ssd wpras'ts.
~ ef vasr and aaahinofs. Utss nestis2s
SER sad esssclrs ever wt-ief. Aay
ae'ee.nc asalrr wiu supply Pea VIA
- tr~es eiahisu Nfe,i.fa4 DtsecNsry
p sitsrr hqlaa or tablet fern. er vrisa
- Fierce tsVaislls' Hotel GO Atsa 81.
E'if.slc, - r.
Asse DE. Fi-rrr's Nf-tEclsf t4stsssr.
eata-ee'sad. tpu@ fszs<s ssns trss ca -
~ et tAs=s eiases ,ar scsssFs4 - PAY
sspssse II ssailsns eatg.
" licrces Pellets srs sactpts,st ss .
f..f a.. HIff
~ Sttqfaaeosifs,f fslief q f1sSes Gases
Aek lt'ssasche. biiic,gs lislss3.sehts. lszsi-
sesst ConEti patton. lasA4rzeions b.l.esas
tttac<s. and an d-rtaassssEts 81 ne
ss-r. stonassrh ard bowels. - ese1s .
wa, ssis4 ~ s-.a4-.-sss
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-16


Lee re sssw yea ths esswlaxs Zoe fhs
eeMPtstsd esF. It's the spoFgiest prop
ossflaa Oh tee auto game
tle displayed 90 ttF. braeks htkaiy
Interested eyes q bEaGfifui perspective
lraWiaE % The completed travsiinE
tpase. an Shay aad black. With Eiis-
trainz hiSh iiskts. lie produced work.
SAG drawirzs ani explained the eisves
tsechsnfssu % the foidiss beFths aud
shs buiif Ia iccbos aud the eone-airi
6itrhsnettr. ana Nr. BracE. who bad
bag sirc~ cue his eyrteeth. kept his
CIn shrevd counsSi a. be recognized
devices very familiar. although q SEEN
FL 90 him not 80 ci~v~F a. those ia the
beautiful waitnEs0rd car.
Have you patents on thisT' he sage
y iaquired-
Not yet admitted Nr. Poiist. =
have patents applied for. however. and
they're Just as good until I set the ae-
tu-al government papers"
That q. ~ y0a don't strike an in
srfne~mrut suit" commented Brzck
4 Ike your proposition. AIr. Pollet. ~
you could show the q clean bin OF
health about your right 60 do bust
nsss. bat think III Just keep my
$4,000 Until you set your patents and
can show me that you wont be stop
ped
u thoaEht you had a hundred thou
sand7- accused Paul. with a frowu-
= hsd. bus I've been nving since !
collected Sc and Mr. Braek smiled
eshiiy.
-You'rr ssoppsaE az . mighty expen-
sire hotel worried Paul
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-16

THafs - Taiss
fAeMlu surrrrafaef ns-xsfs
- euF OIL ne s6nse rsss ssrea
afeufss ~ Ese wasra srs
farn tscE arm eug 90 Fas "a
-s4a vH~rr he converted has en- ~r 81
Ha n-Hs ~ a new car. rTscfsalg
Hsearrf ~ asT ieaafass nrsels es 90
haze atF toward tss sfrsafe tGssaees
ant s1Hrd fsr WaufaEfsrG rEas
sefrF aGrFaf1sf rane ever presently
WIS Hr HFferf fscfstsrs % Gee &C.
r.r RS gaVElesr E1 worn sna ther
s.I .fH-r repaisrf t1 tVaufaEfsrs' sst
sr Were Eaere was a eezT ustls
Or v.ra q srro.aes la &c saG a VEL
Ell t-F aer eoF
srf aIslrrf WtIIa zf1rd when thrT
saa n1s- themselves -aasfor5abls.
FFlrr.r Il@.t declared HraeE 4
ao1EsE % weG.d be- ae trsgs.e af su
n HFssE 100000 ugs 9 sssress if &c
8ataE Eeea esr yea fellows "a have
8rra s9sae fezra tfmrs."
aFaG woe laE Gaze f5r q rs1s~r
snnaGaaF' hopefully aszed "a s-G.-
sf saav "a esF wHs waeld sell Faa Gee
Or Es1terf fHsssaGG ssG ssfa geu
fa8F perfectly esatertrf~
T U.ufaE tagra To- rubber r.sefn
CON- wisely decided Sfr EraeE @
mna rHrFr- mosCY uu fakes
4Er8rf rasr abruptly Gene
one sat SER mTfn-vv csr~ te fasit-d
Ess1srst.F ssd wtrs sr eqsst eau
Hrm1E r1f GHesb- Ufse.s get sfassrff
us warned s1 somewhat esE r. tt-
mFFf- rsr f @Ha bs segsd ss tr on
ausasEa. eT-r a sev sgtaEsaHs. Or
ansrr rl ratscaEs G5s eWr eoa5tfsl
Hdlaeat
rt-s t s7v-E battery 90 ssaehfs-s.. -
FsTsrt s.l.E oesar Feegf Fs~ r.Fes
Or r-.Hae -a.H tsr atTra renewed aa.f
soHof ars e-1H-a tls.1ss.ca between
u.ar..r faf NsgfsEr7r.f ever valves
laE.H faf Eraesei .ssIar. "rFtHFs
gBs E.f fFfs ever a fse esrssrf &C.
aa4s ,s delivery esa
"tHs-s aaaseeosC sa Vse-.s." rel
8lrt srsfG
s ar aFs- stf-t rfesf- &c
asa ...aHT raogzs. .s htmesrr fa1s
ad ass vgEfa. jam ana seesE
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-16

(coatinasa asx, Saturday,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-16

Washington, u. c. June ls.-As a
preliminary 20 the beginning OF actual
work. the federal trade commission
will issue this week its rules OF prac-
ticc. under which the numerous cases
coming before IL Will be dealt with.
The consideration OF the hundreds OF
complaints already filed will not be-
gin until the practice has been set
tied on.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-16

day evening the Rock Island nest of
Owls viii go on trip. For Sunday
afternoon the Silvis shop employees
have chartered the W. W. for an after
noon excursion TO Muscatine. The
steamer G. W. Hill of the wisherd line
will also make an excursion TO Mus
catine Sunday afternoon, leaving at Z
o'clock
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-16
MANY RIVER
TRIPS FOR THE WEEK

The steamer ". ". has been char
tered for a number of excursions this
week out of Rock Island. Tomorrow
evening the Olympic club of Moline
will hold a moonlight outing and Fri
Washington Journal., 1915-10-08

5Gblt Scr &crein SO Ntitglieoer. Ser
Ser Sefrctdr ermdbntc NIT @cnltg
ttuuag lrlo 3rfrieocnbcit, BOB Ser
M%ebgsroercin duf 6aritdtiDem Sc
biete tidy ileiBig bcttiligt 1ot, mic mei
ter unten Der Nitspcis g 5eigen miro.
3roB oicier Nusauben lit Die Safe
bod gut beitelit. Sm 2orfe Dcs Der
fl%oileuen &creinsjuhres ltarb eir Wfit-
glicD ilao orei pcrIoren lire @ottin
men. GSm lcbten Wfonat luar Ser Ser
e~ifsprGiioent ans &ratfcnlager gefel=
left; gegenmGrtig lit cr, Soft lei es de-
oolft, mie0er frii6 ltn0 n1unter.. Ser
&~oilcnbeltan0 ln0 ole 9lusgaben oes
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Sobres limo lpie fnlgt:
SIM 8auperein oiqelegt $4,000; an
llnteritilbultgen ousbe3ablt $4,000;
Fan @interbliebelle Der &erltorbenen
a$12O.O0; @oiienGalpsbeil fAb$25 90;
FBeitrog an Ben 3entralDerbano $500;
fir sic gSittfpen ma @oiien ser &c
EfoIencn 0eutiden ltnO 0iterreihii1en
9ricgcr $4,000.
Sn oieiem Sabre enfDGlt bic Ser
einsfalie $t7t.35 mebr uls I'M 0ftp=
Der oes &oriabres. Die @~ereinsni6-
bel, Die in &orjabre auf $4,000 ob-
geidGBt moreii, muroer in oielcmSSob=
re MIR nit $500 anGerednet.
Sn 5pei Wonotcn ipGbrenN oeS Der
eongenen SobreS nllBten Bic Scr.
iommlungen oltsfolen, "a Die gcietli.
de Mitglie0er5obl ni6t onmcieno
NOR. 3um SAl1lB ridtete ser SEER
Sefretdr an sic Nnneienoen oic Sit
te, I'M fommlen0en T~ereinsiobr itets
~DoG5ablig 81 erideinen. 9os Sinan3-
&onrittee beitebt alts folgenoen Ser
ren: 6ranf 9eudert, Srib Gbnil-
ger, 6ronf @eieonO IT,, Mariboll
SSos. Miiller.
Die @obl ser @eamttell bot feline
S6pierigfeitcn, GA olle Snbaber ein-
Thinning pieocrgepGblt muroelL mic
lfolgt:
@rGiioent. sloom 9ieqelmant;
&i5epraiioent Sranf 8cigon0, II.
Sefretdr: 6rib Sch;
SGlbneilter: Geo gcBler.
Washington Journal., 1915-10-08
@as fort man bonn frissfa6renOen Gnropa9

$50 fno oe Serren aauerten, oe bier gfiaionen @fmm ge9en
Sic 4eutid1en ouF Dem meItGden ®sihauplob fIbren nolten2
8aren sic Mndrihten, Die Die 6einoe Dentlhlanos be5igltb Der Sor
bgatunqen fir ole qroBe Offenfpc in ole @elt o1spoiaunten, nar gu
iammengeitmieoet, I'M oe @et 5un beiRn 81 bolten? 6nt lbetnt es
10. De Srun5oNn uno GnslGnber NIT ibren Sonoolen aus Mfrifa uno
Snoen grHfen Die oeuhhe @boIaur an; ihon oodlen ieiI IN Nie1en11rften
of Berlin losmurnieren al fonnen; oo6 Die Oeltidc cierne Sano mofte
oieiem 9ororingen bulo elm gnoe. Mmerifanide 8lGHer berihteten be-
rits, 6aB oe Sffenfbe or MGiren gebrohen lei. 9iee Nndbridten
beruben uQer @abriheinlihteit mad unf @obrbet Die Inleibe, Die ne
in Amerifa madten, miro nht lonae cn 4 MiQipnen itarfeS Seer I'M,
terbalen tonnen.
Son ben 9uien bort man Jest MIR pbr meni9. Seoenfaas pcroen
lie hb freaen, DOB 0e 9eutiden ibnen etpas Nl1be geben, mabreno Der Die
Serben fb berert MAIDEN miien. Nulgarien bat lid non Den Nalerfen
abgeuenot uno, ben geuthhen 6reunbidaft periproden. @riedbcnlnno
miro ooer miro nht @rotet erbeben gegen Die 2unoung bon engiiben
Gruppen in SalonHi. Gs iRbt 81 eruarten, Dab nun bao Die Gntifet
Dung fallen miro; es iheint, nod ben ber eintrefpnpcn @eridten 81 III
teIen, OB elm Grmatten mf alien Soften iib beuerfbar madt. 81
miniden mare mr, oaB oe gnthibungsihladt 9eitugen mlroe, Inn Die
lem Idredliten Ifomnrlm 8rieg Elm gnoe 5u MAIDEN.
Washington Journal., 1915-10-08
glns Den IrrcinSfreiicn
gSai6instOncr Mctgcr %erein.

Nn 0ienstog. sen 5. 0ftober, bat
te Scr .&oi6ingtorer Wiebger Ser
elm" in aarl SonmeIs Suuc, 922 ga.
4ue, ieinc jG1rlidc @eneralperiomm-
lung. Oil MitgIieOer maren 3abIreid)
erihicnen CUR gr0Bten 6reitoe Oes
9 Observation-Disclosures mo OesScfretdrs.
gtod GrGfinung Der 8eriommlung En-
tciltc SEER gloom DicgelnInni, Der
GereinsprGiiOent, oeut Sefretdr,
Serrn 6ris SeB Oos &ort, Der Damn
in ldngerer glltsfiibrung cin gilO uon
Der S1tigfeit oes |ereins I'M &or-
iu6re cntpidelte. @or go S1bren mar
Ser @oibingtoner Yles9er &erein ms
2eben gerufen morOen. Die @odlt5a6I
Der MitglieOer betriis 90, unO guar
mar oieie 3obl erreidt ON 80. @e-
b1trtstoge Oes &ereins. @cgenwdrtig