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Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-07-04
Segte naf)mittag DOr &id)z
ter nnb Settftiu ST.
ftanbnis ab.
4ebnliffeit in ifriftliden Slnfseidl.
nnnsen perbGdltis.
Die Grplpiipn in @nihingtpn luur
seitern 0fitternndlt erfulgt.
Sas 9lttentat nnf Nfprgnn beging
Splt geitern permitting.
9as gefinben MDrsans siebt feinen
slnlat 5t geiursnis.
Sult tit bemtidler slbitammnns, aber
nid)t bentifer 8ebnrt.

geen gorf, 8. Suli. Die @ir.
flung oes 9lttentats ol,f s. g. Wfor.
gan rnn1te iidl aitf Der slftienbDrie
boburd) bemerfbor, bab iogenonnte
Morgon.S Sefurttdter Inn eirien Hiirft
fielen.
Ger@ttentGter &olt eob bette nod.
ntittog Der Iifo5iierten @reiie fol9en
De @rflGrlng ub:
YWeine 6etillot lit 9allos, Ger.
Sd babe sSruu iuto &inber unb BIN
40 Sabre off. SD purbe in bieiem
2anoe geboren itnb 10 mein &otel
lmo meine Mntter. Ofeine %orfnb.
rem poren SSran3oIen unb Seiltid]e; !;
gles bur6einonber gemiidt. Sd
erhielt oen Goftorsrnb Der 8biloio-
pbie bon Der Gornea ltniperiitGt i'm
Sabre 1914, aber porher mar idl elm
Ssnitrnftor i'm Sran5oiiifen. Rod,
| friiber mar id, SnItrltftor ON Der @on'
oerbiIt ltntberiitdt.
SD fom Dor Spei 8o9en bon
Sstbaco nad Stem gorf lrnb logierte
i'm Wias-Sotel on Sc. StraBe unb
| 7. Moenue. SD gob mir feline 0fiibe,
meine Soentitdt 5lt perbergen, lmo
trug mid unter meinem mabren gta-
met elm.
| ,8or etfpu eincm Wonot iabte id
| Aen 6pAnt,fpn q 4S NPnrdou All
ieben imb i'm 81 peranlaiien, ieiner
@infliiB CUR @initellung oes @offen'
erportes geltenb 5ii mo6en, Der q,
un6 mid fiir bic Worbe peruntDort'
lid moGt, Die oritben begongen luer'
ben. SSd) fonf1te nidlt ielbit BON 6o
brifunt 5ii sSabrifont gehert, ober i'd
oaate, baB Serrn Weorgnn'S 8onf
perbinbuneen eS fiir Inn leihter MO
den fpiiroerl, bas bur65iiieecn. Sd
fpur6e bon nienonoem 6eeii1fluBt
bas su TIM. Sd CLAUDE, BrGiioent
@ilion's 9eoten tpare,t fein, aber fl
if]ienen ni9ts Su tun, iim Den &rief
gu beenbi9en
SD fdm beute ntorgen aus Ren
Yorf ber, I'M meine @eomtfen Serrr
Woreon nor5lileeen, aber idl perlici
mid auf i'm, BEN Nlun 5u formulie
ren. Selbitperitdnolif bo6te id
nid]t boron, Serrit Morean 5lt id)ie
zen, ober idl tpolIte bort bleiben, bi!
ctfpns oetan mdre. SD botte ELM
Stange Gpitonlit in meiner SoiGe
ih oodjte, es f0nrte mir ireenbui
ponrusen iein. Sreenbein @arr be
| boiiptete, bdb idl in meirer SaidI
gtitroglp5erin bate, ober Dos maj
MIR gen5in, I'm meine &leioer 81 rel
nigen.
SD gine nod bent Souie, fam on
oem Diner porbei uno ginq binoitf
Sd batte meinen &eboloer in nletnel
Sonb. stui bem &orrioor nm 3ipet
ten Stcdtperf traf i'd Serrn Wtorgor
gine sSrau, Die id) fir feline Satin
hielt, aing inn itnnlittelbar oornus
| Sic itrie unb iprang bon, id iDeii
nid,t aenau bon no, meg Serr W2or
aon aob mir feline @elegenbeit, etfpol
su iogen. Or iprnns aiir mid Uni
podte mid unb id) feuerte IN bi,
ouft, nm i'm ar ihreden. Mun fog
mir, i'd, b6tte ibn getroffen Sd
lpeib es niht, on nlth ierndr16 oil
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-07-04
Ins @er5meifluns iiber 2eiben.

@rnnb q q pi B 3, Wi9., 3. sslt.
II. Srunf @. @ooorid] bon Sroperie
Gitp, Elm friiberer alderman unb pro-
ntinenter @runbeigei,tlims SGnoIer,
beging beitte Selbitn1orb, iitbem er iid)
our6 ben &opf f9ob. @er5neifIuns
iiber elm 9eioen trieb i'm IN ben Cob.
er mar 6S Sabre aft.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-07-04
Gmslanb bleibt ubne bieics Sen.

Charlotte e, Wi9., 8. Sui. 9as
2ogerbans bon Sate1 & 0tortin
tDuroe beiite firth elm SIommenroib.
Inter anoerem bror1nten 20 GarIa.
bungen Sen, Die seitern an Die bri.
tif4e &egierung perfoiift tporben
tudren, ab.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-07-04

lIt'IllulCll SetlelUlBllllgSlUeIle TT
Itiirntt noroen.
rgln Der unteren 8niIo 9ipu go
li5ien) meroen Die geihlagenen
HllIlen BON Der Irlnee 9initngers
nod INNER perfolgt.
Sic Gage nm Gniclter lit 1inper.
Gnoert."
Sie Sandlbuut. Slufabe.
9onoon, 3. Silli. IeutidIe
Suuhboote perienften heutc 5pei
britiihe 9anlpfer. Die 9arfmore,
elm Sd)ifi bon 1866 Sonnen, t,nb
Die 9fenfrep, Elm Boot bon 2248
Sonnen Duroen tprpeoiert uno
perienft.
9onbon, 8. Suli. Ser britt.
ifle Ganpfer 9fi6monb, 1914
@ruttotonnen, nit Giienbabni6fpel-
len nab Gucenstoipn 1lnb 9oulogne
belooen, lit beilte auf ser S6obe Der
Scillp- Snieln Oltrh ein beiiti6es
llnterlceboot gum Sinfeu eebro6t
noroen. Die Mnnnidaft muroe in
Blpmolitb, GngIanb, gelan6et. 0ie
Hi6nonO font pon 0ulfport, Ofiii..
ino geborte elmer 9eieaifaft in
Sonoon.
9onoon, 3. SSuli. Ser briti-
ihe Sompfer Sruidar0. 1886
9rllttotonnen, lit helite BON einem
oellti6en ltnterieeboot sum- Sinfen
aebrud)t fporoen. Die Mannld)oft
puroe in Tlpmortb an 9ano ge-
brad)t. Sic Graigarb mar dm 3.
S5lmi Don @alpeIton, Ger, unb om
IL 2Srni bon 9tetpport NeDs, Sn.,
nah einem englii6en Safen abge.
aonaen. S6on porn1ittag por Die
Meloung eingetroffen, ooB elm lee
res &ettl,ngsboot in 8en5ance elm
aei6leppt puroe, iporuus man
idblob, oaB Der Graigaro ettpas
pailiert iein ntiiiIe.
Garlamcntsifanoale in Spnoun in
9lnsiid)t.
9onoon, 8. Suit. Sir Senrr
0alsiel, Horlanteiltsnitglieo itrtf
| 3eitinasberausgeber, Der leeten
0unnerstag burd) ieinen glngriff olIi
ous Oroonnan5oepartenent I'M lin.
terballie 10 groBes glufieben erreg1
hot, erfl1rte beitte, er lei erttidlol-
len, ultf Dem &rieespiub 81 bleiben
bis Die NiGnner, Die fiir Die 6ebl'
i6l6ae oes lestcn lSabres perunt.
mortli6 lino. binausgelDorfen icin
meroen. 9tGd)itc @od)e miro Sii
Senru ben 8renierntiuiiter Is'
a,iitb ouiiorbern. ocn Soltie 8e'
lcaenbeit ju geben, Die 6roge oeS
NSanaels on Sepebren uno Nhtni
tion griinolid 5li erortern. u
| iaate, er lei entidloiicn alle Sfall
bale oufSuocfen. Inn Seiierltng 81
i1aiien.
gSas 9onoun su iasen hot.
2onbcn, 8. Suli. Sbgleid
man Die iif 5uriidSiebenoen riiiti
i6cn Irnreen ioneit noh ais tntof
bc5eihnen nilb. aaben Die Deter
reiher uno sic 9elitiden bod MI
ioIher Gncreie Dor, oob cine ent
ihcioerSc ruIiiihe 9ticberlaee I'm
pernlciblih i6eint, mein bic gllluer
ten nidt cine grobere gelpegrng al
Der itoIieniidcn Srcn5e ooer II
;Sronfreif irnternebmen, unt grocer
oeittid,e rrb oiterteidiife Srltppcn
ntoiien babin oh5uiieben.
@coer norplif bon 2entberg nod
iiiooitlif 'heinen Die &riien Der
Seiitonen erniten @ioeritano nj
seeeniesen gu pollen. 8enn nal
@oridou niflt iinbei6ust Ioiien min
perSen aber bic Ruiien bolo sih 81
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-07-04

VteI UtlIeGe DGIlUle
Sampfer im @rnno
gebobrt.
Sardmure, Tenfreiu, 9ii6mpno,
6raisaro Die Spfer.
@efiel I'M franSOiiiden Sommanbo
an Snroaneaen.
@isberiger apmmanoant Gen. Con-
rnnb unroe uerunnoct.
ySeeaefedt" in Citiee mar mnbeben-
tenber 3ninmmenitps.
Sentifllnnb perlpr babel ben Wiinen.
lcser gllbatruf.
Stalicner bulcn iifl meme Sdllappen
I'M @rcnsgcbiet.
Shansen am !6ilgenfirit bon 5ramsu-
len snriiferpbcrt.
Grfplge segen Die 6niien anbaltenb.
@erIin, iiber 9onoon, 3. Ssili
Der helite pom glrmee. .Solptquarticr
peroifeirtlihte 9eridt iagt, ooB Die
2elltiden bon Dem iSla6lanoe oes
Sobuufa-6luiics in ocr Sropin3
Srblin, Ruiiiid- Solen, 9eiis crgrif-
ZEN b1tten. @r gibt ober ou6 All,
boB Die 0cliti6en ben geitrigen @e.
mimi alif Dem 6ilgcnfirit in oen @o-
geien ipieoer nerloren bober. Der
geridlt lautet:
~Weitlider Shalplae: Gie
Sran5oiel griffen nGbreno Der 9fo6t
uniere Steaingen noromeItli6 pon
Soit6e5 on uno Durben 5ltriidge.
ihlngen
r2Sn 9es gporges i6lug elm fran-
6oiiiber glngriff febl, Der nit 3iino-
gronaten mb Soniben. Die iibelrie,
fenoe @nie entbielten, unternomt-
men pnroe
sic Shansmerfe. 6ie mir por-
geiteru auf Silgenfirit nabren, per-
loren mir geitern tpieoer oil Den
6ein0.
,Seitliher S6ouplas: gti6ts BON
@ihtigfeit lit iu melocn.
rSiiooitIider Sdlauplas 92orbIif)
bonn Oniclter riiden iIniere SriIppen
inter uniluterbrodlenen a6mpfeil
nit oen nod Der 3lota Sipa iidI
5uriid3iebenoen SuIaren por. Sic
erreiften on mebreren Steaen 5pi-
i6cn aanionfa uno Str5unlilopo
uno itnterbolb Grplop ben pug mo
riiden raid in norblincr 9fidltinl
3Diiden Dem pug uub Der @cifiel
Dor.
.9os iSlahlanb bon 9obunfa iii
iest in mierem Belts. nafoem INT
iere 5eiube on gtpciiien Stellerl
bortnddigcn @iberitano gcleiitei
baftefi
,Gelitihe Srippen geipairnen
aud einen feiten Solt am noroliden
llier oes Slitiies i'll Der Hpsnico-
Seftion 5lpiifcn arosnif uno Der
Weiinouna Der 2oburto
,,3niid)en Dem linfen llfer Der
Weifiel uno Der Tilion bleibt oiG
Gage i'm oagemeinen unuer1noert.
Gin riliiii6cr 9cgcnongriff iilo.
6itli6 pom Sabom Duroe 5ilriidge.
Dorfen.
0etrogrob, iibcr 9onoon, 3
Silli. <iiiid)e Nfilitorfritifer be-
5eid)nen ben Hiid5ug Der &iliien por
Sonetp als 10 fiinitpoa uno &C.
beim", bob es fait 5ll gar fclnei
9tad)huteeietten gefonlnlcn iii. 9it
Steilung ici inboltbar geiporoen
oa Die Seutid1en gegcn Snbltn mi
aholm porriidten Inb Die HitIlcn be
7anep pon srpei Seiten batten an
aearifien peroen fonnen.
Sie Sfii5iere bes 9eneralltabes
betrod)ten ole eali5iidle 6ampagnt
icst a.s beenoet iino erfl1ren, or
u.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-07-04
TTla6lauo aut fSlub @a=
bnnta In oeutl9ent
&efib,
Sonbon fiir9tet eint tnti4eibenbt
ruiiii9e ydeoerlagt.

Sruppen bnbe ben 3fpef, ritiiii6es
8ebiet eegen einen ginfau beiiti6er
luto oit.-lu1g. Sruppen 5u ifiisen.
" en- iiber 2pnoon. 3. Suli.
Der @enerolItab peroffeiltlihte beute
folgenOe pffi5icae ltitteill,ng:
"ISn Der S6ladt on Der 6ront bon
arasnif no6 3umosc I'M Siiben pon
<iiii6- Eolen mod1t infer Ingriff
CUTE Sorti6ritte. Pin perifieoenen
Dihtigen Stelen iinb bereits Die
rltiiildlen &erteioigi,ngsnerfe er-
ltiirnlt nor0en.
rgln Der unteren 8niIo 9ipo go
li5ien) meroen Die geihlagenen
Hrilien bon Der Mrlnce 9initnqens
nod inln1er Derfolgt.
Sic Gage am Gniclter lit 1tnoer.
Gn0ert."
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-07-04

- Snriert Gure Grf6Itnng in a.
nem Snge = i1ebn1t Elm titrfiides
gob i'm Oriental Sotel. (In5.)
fr,io,bn
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-07-04

A6er 1t11o &atn int Artege.


~Schf 6en-a
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-10
Personal Mention.

son was born to Mr.. and Mrs J. u.
Fradenburg jr.. at the Methodist hospi-
tai this morning.
Mr. and Mrs. q. 8. Brooke leave Satur-
day for an extended trip TO Denver.
Boulder and points OF interest in Colo
RADIO.
Lieutenant and Mrs. James w. Peale
OF the Twenty-seventh United States in
fantry are guests of the lieutenant
mother, Mrs. f. II. Djureen, at the
Colonial
DIT. IT, II. Lemere and DR.. Charles
o'Nen Rich returned today from Cali
fornia. where they attended the medical
convention.
The Misses Edna and Helen Ganshoru
Of Baltimore. Nd; Miss Elizabeth Fergr-
son. Miss Gay Williams. Miss Augusta
Knight the first four students at the
Mrs. Martin Langdon and daughter,
Miss Irene. left Saturday for Butte.
Mont. where they will Join DR.. Frederick
J. Langdon. The LangdonB will make
their home in Butte.
Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts
school. Philadelphia. Pa. spent July a,
Wake Robin. the log studio OF II. r
Gilder.in Fontenelle forest, painting and
PicnickinR. Miss Edna Ganshorn Is one OF
fourteen students TO win a scholarship
this year. She left with her sister
Thursday for the Panama-pacific fail
and will return home by way OF tn,
Panama canal.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-10
Friday, July 9, 1916.
BY MELLIFICIA.

bestowed the ultra leather
Fashion funny attention to hsv
things
nurres and
dom launched the ducky
patent leather hats
white combination and
Of leather.
usually tilted saucy the eye Mrs John A.
white combination Mrs Fred
o w d. Hosford
small trimmed with black patent leather
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-10

mony in the presence Of the Immediate
family and a few intimate friends. The
bride wore a tailored suit Of Alice blue
gaberdine. The house was beautifully
decorated with roses and ferns. Immedi-
stely after the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs.
Miller left for an extended trip through
the west They will be at home after
August 1 at Papiliion. where the groom
IL engaged I'm business.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-10
S Mamie Richardson.
AT the Country Club

Miss Grace Allison will entertain at
luncheon Saturday at tho Country club IN
honor Of Miss Clare Eioise Wilson Of
Newton. N. j.. who Ia the guest OF Miss
Margaret Baum. The guests will include:
Misses Misses
Esther wilhelm, Erna Reed
Marion Towle, Margaret Baum,
Mana T0wle, Regina Connell.
Charlotte PaTmalce, Virginia Offutt
Mr.. and Mrs J. 70. George will enter
tain at dinner Saturday evening at the
Country club ana Mr.. and Mrs. NJ A.
Hall will have ten guests at dinner Sat-
urday.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-10
out-of- Town Wedding.

The wedding OF Miss Ethel b. Empey
and Mr.. George w. Miller was celebrated
wednesday. July Z. at . o'clock p. m. in
PapiIlion at the home OF the brides par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Empey. There
were no attendants.
Rev. W. II. Underwood OF the Mccabe
Methodist church performed the cere-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-10
Ohio Rabbi Conducts
Services in Omaha

Rabbi A. steiner OF Lorraine. O.. spoke
and ,fficieted at cantor service for
CONGREGATION B'nai Jacob. Twenty-fourth
end Nicholas streets, last evening at ';So
and will do the same at a. m. Sunday az
1880 r. m. he WIN deliver lecture IN
English on rs Life Worth Living?" at
the church Of Congregation Sons OF Israel
Eighteenth and Chicago streets.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-10
In and Out Of the Bee Hive.

Mrs. J. J. o'connor and daughter. Mary,
returned Saturday from a stay Of several
weeks In the east.
Mr.. Lester Heyn left wednesday even
ing for Chicago and Charlevoix. Mich, TO
bc gone three weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Laing OF Chicago
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-10

their house guest. Miss Glare Ei9ise VIII
son. Of Newton. n. j., viii leave next
week for California for several weeks.
Mrs r. G. Mcshane left Tuesday for
CharlevoiN. Mich. where she will sepnd
the remainder OF the summer.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-10
Summer Plans.

The Misses Mayme and Catherine Ham
lin expect 10 leave the middle OF next
week for California.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. A. Baum. accompanied
by their daughter. Miss Margaret, and
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-10
THE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, JULY 10, 1915.

shannon. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Elliott shannon Of Duluth. MINI.
The wedding was celebrated Tuesday.
July S, in Duluth
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-10
Entertain at Kensinpton.

Mrs y. A. MctsiAasen entertained
Tuesday at her home in Benson at
kensington from 60 s o'clock in honor
Of Mrs. A. L. woster Of Abel. Ia. who
Is tho guest Of her daughter. Mrs. N. II.
Tyson. A buffet luncheon was served
and the nuesta were.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-10
Wedding Cards.

Cards were received yesterday in Omaha
announcing the marriage OF Mr.. Harry
r. sleepack and Miss Harriet Frances
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-10
Entertains at Bridge.

Mrs. p. A. McDermott entertained At
bridge this afternoon at her home. The
rooms were abloom with spring flowers
ana six tables were placed for the game.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-10
To Honor Visitor

Mrs. Park Billings entertained at lunch
con today at the Hotel Rome in honor
OF Mrs. Lopez Mrs. T. c. Dublon and
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-10
At Carter Lake Club.

The regular cottagers dinner was
given last evening az Carter Lake club.
The rooms we're decorated profusely with.
flowers. ana the dinner was followed by
dancing. Those present were:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-10

Dr.. Kings New Discovery will help
your cough or cold. Keep q bottle at
home for emergencies. SOC. All drug
ists.-Advertiscment.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-10
With the Visitors.

Miss Glare Bloise Wilson OF Newton
n. j.. is the guest Of her cousin. Miss
Margaret Baum.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-10

are visiting IN Omaha. the guests Of Mir.
and Mrs Ralph HAYWARD.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-10
On the Calendar.

Mrs Ernest Eldred Hart will entertain
at dinner Saturday evening at her home
in Council Bluffs.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-10

The conveniences which mean so much
to the comfort of driver and passengers
are also improved.
Perfect protection from rain is assured by
the new windshield; the one-man top is
even easier to operate than before; the
side curtains are the same quick-acting
storm-proof type.
But you cannot form real conception of
Hupmobile value by reading about it.
An inspection of the car, and ride in it,
will establish the car, in your estima-
ton, for what it actually is-the best
value in the market at anywhere near
its price.
If you know anything about automobiles,
you surely know the esteem in which
Hupmobile owners, almost without
exception, hold their cars; the complete
satisfaction Hupmobile ownership
affords them.
This car issues from the same factory
is produced by the same organization
that has made the Hupmobile famous
for its sturdiness and economy.
Let us give you your demonstration now.
Your order placed at this time will as
sure delivery of your new Car when a
car is the source of greatest pleasure.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-10

Miss Estere Hardness Of Biloxi. Miss;
who arc the guests Of Mrs. 4. 3. BIZ
Hngr. or. A basket % daisies was used
AS the table centerpiece and covers were
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-10
Informal Luncheon.

Miss Henrietta Medlsr entertained al
luncheon at the Fontenelle Thursday to'
Miss Claire Patterson Of New York City
The guests were:
Misses Misees-
Claire Patterson Beatrice TinleN,
~ Now York CITY. Gladys Goodman.
Gertrude Aiken. Henrietta Medlar.
Florence Higgslade,
Mrs. irwin \. Nedlar
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-10
Al Happy Hollow Club.

Mrs Mary Van Gieson entertained at
luncheon. followed by bridge. today at
the HapHy Hollow club, complimentary
TO Mrs Mcintosh OF New York city. VINO
IL visiting Mrs. c. p. Rustin. a large
basket OF Shasta daisies decorated the
table and the guests were:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-10

Before you do ride in the new car, we
want to tell you of some of the things
which make it, in our belief, the great
est Hupmobile yet built.
On the score of quality, and resultant
durability and economy, it has been
difficult to make improvements.
In proof of this, we need do no more than
point to the Hupmobile repair cost
record of less than ID cent per mile; and
its we'll known fuel, oil and tire economy.
The new car will go as far on gallon of
gasoline and oil, although its power is
20 per cent greater.
This produces correspondingly better
performance; response to the throttle
that is hard for any car to excel.
The fve-passenger model retains the
generous proportions which set its
predecessor apart from the usual five
passenger type.
It's riding comfort is even greater, be-
cause the cushions are two inches
thicker, built of real curled hair and the
finest cushion springs, and covered with
genuine leather.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-10
Pleasures Past.

The 81 club gave a dancing party at
Lake Manawa Wednesday evening.
Among those present were:
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-27
A. ". MIDDLETON,
SEABREEzE CITIZEN,
DIED THIS MORNING

Andrew w. Middleton, aged about
rs years, died at his home on Live
Oak street. Seabreeze, early Saturday
morning. He suffered paralytic
stroke some time ago, and as his con-
dition had been very serious for sew
eral weeks, his death did not occasion
surprise.
At 1000 o'clock Sunday morning,
at the deceased's late residence, Rev.
Holmes S. Rightmire, of Daytona, will
conduct the funeral service, and i'm
mediately after the conclusion of this
the remains will be borne to Pine
wood cemetery and inferred.
Mr.. Middleton had resided in this
locality for years, and enjoyed the re-
spect of many people on both sides Of
the river. His wife, Mrs. Viola Mid
dleton, survives, as do also several
sons and daughters. Among these are
Fred Middleton, of Holly Hill; Rich
ard Middleton, of Daytona; Drew Mid
dleton, of Seabreeze; Mrs. Theo Car
ter, of Daytona Beach; Mrs. Philip
Stewart, of Seabreeze, and Mrs. Will
liam Pervis, of Chicago, Ill.
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new CLUBHOUSE FOR
THE PALMETTO CLUB

WORK TO BEGIN ON STRUCTURE
ABOUT THE FIRST OF MAY.
BUILDING TO BE OF SPANISH
MISSION TYPE.
The Palmetto club is planning to
begin the remodeling of the clubhouse
about the first of May and between
the present time and that date hopes
to raise $4,000 or more in addition to
the funds already available, which
amount to about $4,000. Much of this
money will be donated by members OF
the club of course. but the ladies are
not averse to assistance from any of
the business men or other friends who
may feel inclined to lend helping
hand. The new building is to be OF
Spanish mission type and will be one
of the handsomest buildings in Day
tona. 1t is proposed to have the work
completed and the structure in readi-
ness for occupancy by the club next
season.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-27
GHWAY PROJECT
has THE BOARD OF
| TRADES APPROVAL
kGTHY AND ANIMATED DIS
(lJsSlON OVER ELIMINATION
IF CONCRETE FROM LIST OF
IATERIALS.

carcely anything except the pro
ed hard-surfaced highway from
upper county line via Daytona to
| line of DeLand district was talked
hut last night at the board of trade
eting. And practically all of the
la great deal of which was Ut
" futile-was about the kind OF
kerials that should be used in con
hcting the road. Not man pres
was anything but heartily in IA
of the proposition looking to the
be Of 100000 bonds for road pGr-
es but one or two there We're who
much to say concerning the fact
concrete was not included in the
erals listed in the petition for
ttion
l.. Smith wanted to know if there
any Interior reason for the non
Dusion of concrete, and it was
ftnd out to him that the cost of
dinp 4G or AZ miles of concrete
d would be practically prohibtive.
IF Williams, who has done much
le inyestigative work of ascertain
costs Of various materials, admit
that concrete comes as near to
ing an ideal road as anything ever
NJ in this country or in Europe, and
retted that its high cost excluded
from consideration in connection
the projected road.
ir Smith continued to insist that
word concrete" be inserted III
petition, This, however, was not
e for the reason that over one
ired voters had already signed the
unent, and the men circulating il
not ieel at liberty to change the
in any manner whatever.
ir Smith was not even convinced
linst his WILL" but the board of
D. regrctfully "steam-rollered the
Felter and endorsed the petition as
Iood and still stands.
Realy there is no serious disagree
t as to plans for the road, as Mr..
l'A Is, in a general way, one of the
enthusiastic and effective boos-
for the project.
ieanWhile the work of securing
baturcs for presentation to the
pity commissioners continues most
isfactorily.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-27
100000 RUSS READY
TO ENGAGE 100000
TEUT0NS IN M|CHT|EST
STRUGGLE OF ALL T|M|

pETRoeRAD 27-LlKE WAVE 100000
UPON AUsTRoGERMANs IN
THE cARPATHANs FROM DUNAJEc RIVER TO RUkoWNA
FORTIFIED POSITIONS PASSES
AND THE cREsTs MOUNTAIN PEAKS THE GERMANS ARE
WITHDRAWING THE MAJOR PORTION THEIR FORCES THE
WsTuLANlEMEN FRONT, WHERE CAUSING A
CESSATION OF HosTLlTiEs MOST POINTS,.
ESTIMATES BASED on THE BEST INFORMATION AVAILABLE
PLACE NUMBER GERMANS POLAND ONLY ABOUT
THE DUNAJEc AND cARPATHiAN FRONT HAVE
BEEN CONCENTRATED FOR THE PURPOSE MEETING
czAR's WAR MINISTER STATES TRIUMPHs
FOR THE RUSSIANS EXPECTED
INNATE TRIUMPH CERTAIN OCCUPY POSITIONS
OF GREAT sTRAeETc IMPORTANCE, UNDEREsT
MATE THE STRENGTH OF ENEMY. THAT
FIGHTING ON A SCALE NEVER WITNESSED BEGIN
(oca-The have taken the oHen
the onester The Russian
sheed Austrian artillery
are
GRAND vIzER DOUBTS ASSAULT.
coNsTANTiNoPLE March sand promised Am.
DOS
sib Persia The
official doubted the regulars
'aeks American missionaries The