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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-08-10
KRYPLIN AN IMPORTANT CAP
TURE
MOVING PICTURE FEATURES

Good news for Ocala movie fans!
Beginning Monday, August IA, the
Temple theater will run eleven-day
Paramount pictures. That is, the pic
lures will be seen here just il days
after they are first released to the
public by the producers. The Temple
will get the pictures Immediately
after they are shown at the Arcade
theater in Jacksonville. This change
will Of necessity eliminate the feat
ures that Manager Bennett has had
booked for this month from August
ia on; but he will make an effort to
ret those eliminated features as ex-
tras. The features for this month
under the new booking will be: Paul
inc Frederick in ''The Woman in the
Case," Aug Ia; Marguerite Clark in
"Little Lady Eileen" Aug. II; Cleo
Ridgely and Wallace Reid in "The
House of Golden Windows" Aug. 21;
Vivian Martin in Stronger Love,
Aug, "a; Blanch Sweet in "Publie
Opinion" Aug. 28; Owen Moore in
"Rolling Stones" Aug. 81.
=
At the Temple this afternoon and
tonight will be seen Frank Losee ir
"The Evil Thereof Famous Play
ers feature. 1t il said to be a power
full sermon, and an Indictment of the
mad love Of money and the evils
thereof. The plot has to do with thu
idle rich and the overworked poor.
Tomorrow there will be anothel
Keystone comedy, Ford Sterling il
'sThe Hunt" The fourth episode Q.
aThe Girl and the Game" serial vii
he shown, and Pathe News.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-08-10
SMITH IS SARCASTIC
Senator from Georgia Congratulates
Republicans on at Last OBJ
tanning an Issue
ASSOCIATED Press)

Washington, Aug. 10.-Senator
Townsend, in a speech in the Senate
today, supported Mr.. Hughes state
ment that Census Director Durand
had been forced out and challenged
Secretary Redfeld's statement that he
resigned.
Hoke Smith of Georgia, answered
that Durand's administration was in
efficient, but congratulated the repub-
licans that "they had at last found
an ISSUE"
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-08-10
REPUBLICANS ALLOW
NO RELIEF
Seem Determined to Keep Congress in
Session After the First Of
September
(AssOciated Press

Washington, Aug. 1O-Senate re-
publicans in conference today declined
to accept the Legislative program sub
mitted yesterday by the democratic
steering committee with a view to
adjournment before September Ist.
Those inclined to agree were outvoted
by senator's demanding action on the
immigration bill.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-08-10
POLK'S BONDS
SOLD ABOVE PAR

Barlow, Aug. 10.-The board of
county commissioners, at their meet
ing yesterday, accepted the bid Of A.
B. Leach & Go. of New York, for the
whole of the $1,5O0,OOO good roads
bond issue, the price being 1O0.171,
$2,865 above par.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-08-10
MEN STANDING FIRM

While nothing has been officially
disclosed, it became known on good
authority that the brotherhoods show
mo disposition to modify their de-
mands. G. w. w. Hanger, one of the
mediators, said the situation might be
cleared in twenty-four hours or it
might be a week.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-08-10
NEW MAXWELL cATALoG

The new and very handsome catalOg
of the Maxwell cars for the year be-
ginning July 1st, has arrived and win
be mailed out to any one interested.
r. &. Carroll, Maxwell distributor,
ocala, Florida. d&w #
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-08-10
Loss OF LIFE
In West Virginia Floods is Heavy and
Damage to Property
Immense
ASSOCIATED Press)

Charleston, W. Va, Aug. TO-
Twenty-three bodies have been recov-
cred from the debris carried down by
the flood which swept the Cabin creek
valley yesterday. Looting has been
reported and most of two companies
of guardsmen have been sent into the
district and are guarding property,
while relief parties are hunting for
more bodies and distributing food.
Reports received here indicate the loss
Of life very heavy. Whole mining VII
lagos were swept away and the min
ers are without food or any of their
possessions. It is believed the Ches-
apeake & Ohio railroad will be able
to run train the full length of the
valley by tomorrow.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-08-10
QUIET IN CHICAGO
Big Advance in Prices Believed to
Have Discounted Damage to
Wheat Crop
(Associated Press)

Chicago, Aug. 1O..Wheat specula-
tors were more cautious today and
conditions are nearly normal. The.
big advance of yesterday is believed
to have sufficiently discounted crop
damage.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-08-10
PRESIDENT MAY BE APPEALED

Ii the United States board of medi-
alton and Cancellation fails to adjust
the differences between the railroads
in the country and the four hundred
thousand employees, President Wilson
will be asked to use his personal eff
forts to prevent a general strike.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-08-10

MAXWELL Touring Cars (60-inch
TREAD, now in stock at Ocala ready
for delivery r. &. Carroll.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-08-10
ITALIANS DRIVE AUSTRIANS
TOWARD TRIESTE

The Italians are driving the Aus
TRANS toward Trieste, twenty-five
miles away, the Italians say. This
apparently threatens the important
Austrian port on the Adriatic.
The capture of Gorilla by the Ital-
ians is considered as one of the most
important gains made since the Al
lies began their offensive. Gorilla is
the door through which the Italians
hope to pass through in capturing
. Trieste, Austria's big seaport at the
head Of the Adriatic sea.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-08-10

We give prescription work prompt
attention and what the doctor orders
you get. The Court Pharmacy. If
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-08-10
STRIVING TO PREVENT
THE STRIKE
Mediation Board Trying to Bring
About an Understanding Between
Railroads and Their Men
ASSOCIATED Press)

New York, Aug. 10.-The federal
mediation board is prepared today to
meet with representatives of the rail
road workmen of two hundred and
twenty-five railroads to hear their
side of the wage controversy. The
board heard the railroad side yester-
day. These deliberations are secret.
There are three possible results of
mediation. The board may get both
sides to sign an agreement, get the
consent of both to arbitrate or fail in
both efforts if the men don't want to
arbitrate.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-08-10
HAD NO WARNING

The inhabitants of Jarolds had no
warning of the approach of the flood.
More than two thousand are perched
on the hill tops in danger of starva-
tion, as it is difficult to get food into
the remote sections. The death list
may be heavier than first estimated.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-08-10
PLUMBING AND
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING

When you have plumbing or cleo
trical contracting let as furnish you
estimates. No job to- large and none
u small. II. W. Tucker. U
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-08-10
wonnMEN oF THE MoRI.n

Fort King Camp No. "A n.eets a,
the K. of P. hall at 7:30 p. m. every
second and fourth Friday. VISITING
sovereigns sre always welcome.
j. w. Lamar, G G.
Chas- K. Sage. Clerk.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-08-10

We have new perfume, Bouquet
Dozira, fine lastipe extract, 50 per
ounce. Gerig's. f
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-08-10

The Evening Star may always be
found on sale at Gerig's News
Store. TIT
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-08-10
A TEMPORARY CALM


The French report further progress
for their troops north of the Hem
wood in the Somme region, but it is
indicated the fighting is not quite so
severe as in previous days. The Brit
ish also report quiet night on their
front.
MORE RUSSIANS IN THE WEST
Another contingent Of Russian
troops has arrived in France.
MUsCOvITES MAKE ANOTHER
MOVE
The Russians report the capture of
the railway station at Krpylin on the
Stanislau-N Nadvorna railroad.
KRYPLIN AN IMPORTANT CAP.
TURE
The taking Of Kryplin is considered
important as it cuts the railway and
threatens Stanislau, whose speedy
evacuation by the Austrians is expect
ed.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-08-10

Fresh fall garden seed now in. The
Ocala Seed Store. 8-1-H
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-08-10
COOLER WEATHER
IN NEW YORK
Brings Relief to All and Slightly Re-
duces Deaths Among the
Children
(Associated Press)

New York, Aug. 10.-It was cooler
at 9:30 this morning than any day at
the same hour for three weeks. The
temperature dropped 19 degrees and
the humidity was much lower.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-08-10

TRY bouquet Dozira perfume, "
per ounce, at Gerig's. q.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-08-10
ANOTHER TOWN SWEPT AWAY

Huntington, w Va, Aug. lot is
reported that Jarolds, valley town of
five hundred, was swept away by the
food and seventy-f people lost.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-08-10
FATAL CASES FEWER

Fewer deaths but little change in
the infaltile paralysis epidemic were
noted in today's bulletin. There were
thirty-eight deaths and It's new cases.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-08-10
ITALIAN NATION IS
MUCH FLATED
Great Victory for Its Armies in Cap
ture of the Important City
of Gorilla
ASSOCIATED Press)

London, Aug. 1O.-All Italy is cele-
brating the fall Of Gorilla. 1t is re-
ported that the Italians took twenty
thousand prisoners with the city. The
retreating Austrians are being pur-
sued.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-27
gine.Sar linbert clue Grfaltnns.

-L"-4 . #
Or. Belts 8ine.2 ar.Sonep emf.
balt ollie Die befGnftigenoen glemente
bes Bine.8 albes. Seilt Die sereiaten
Sdrte unb bllr6 feline antiieptiiden
8eltanotbeile loft es ben Sdleim
man fam lei6ter atbnnen uno mas ci.
ne b6ie GrfGltiing bdtte tueroen fon.
men, lit gebrod)en. Sir oas feite
uno beflcimnenoe @efiibl cber ipeben
Sails nebnlt cine Dolls Or. 8ell's
8ine.S Car onep uno p~erbinbcrt einen
onbaltertoen Sliltens Der Den gan5en
@inter anbalten mag. Bel gttrem
Ipotbefer 25c. (gn5, 81
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-27

pou gsrmaun, 5alo.
erindt Gnd rtn einen li6e.
ralen She'll Gtres Sanfse.
idaftes.
Seine 9amf iidjersr

-gtur nod ii Gage bis sur all.
geneinen @abl.
-Srau &ola Rcbel, bon Ct, 9ouis
befinOet iid bier, auf 9eiud bel Ser.
panoten uno Sreunoen.
-Gbos. @eitbol5 ltnb oeiien Sobr
Senrp, bon Ban, lparen am 0icnstae
bier, IN @eidGften.
gilbert Yetrlls un6 @ottin, an
&oute 2, purben ont pereoneenen
Sonntag burh Die @eburt zines
Sobn6ens erfreut.
Quit. Saeffner unb Satin 10.
mie 8m. s. Saeffner un6 5an1ilie,
paren iiber Samstag unb Sonntag
in Gbamois.
-0tan pergeiie nidt ON 7. go.
Dember 81 itimrnen unb baour6 bas
&eft Der 8eittmmung oiisauiiben,
pie uno alf ipelder 8eiie infer 2anb
in 3uflnft regiert iperoen ioll.
Sir einfahe oOer au6 nSancp"
H1barbeiten pom 1. Iopember,
1916, bis gum /. Wdr5. 1910 lpenbe
man iid on Die Roetbemeper Sdpc.
tern, Sermann Milliterp 8a5aar.
-gm borigen Oonnerstag Itorb,
in ieinem Seim III ct. 2ouis, Saul
Sones. Serr Sones mar bier ollge.
mein befannt, mo er iif) nit ieiner
Satin (geb. Sderer) wGbrenb bes
Sommers getuobnli9 auf5ubolten
pflegte. @r binterlaBt feline @attin
ll1lh einen Sobn:
SRI. 2ouiie un0 &otp So6ns,
bon Springfield, DO. meld)e fur5e
Belt bier bel ibren 9riioern, @corg
ltnb Sellrp Sohns, perlpeilt bottcn,
reilten geItern mad 2arornic, 8po.
ming, no tie gemeinidaftli6 nit
i6rer Sdmeiter, SRI, HoioIino
Sobrs, peldJe BORT oils 2ebrerin an
geltellt 1T, ibr @eim MAIDEN neroen.
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u. &. Sole iuirb nGdJiten Iitt,uudJ
bier cine InipradJe baltcn.

8. 6. Cole, Der repllblifaniidc
Gonoioat fir ben GongreB bonn 8.
9iitrift 5u nel6cm oud @asconabe
Gountp Sablt, miro am 3ittmod, Den
1. Nobcmber, 4benbs balb s llbr in
Der CONCERT Salle cine aniprobe
bolten. Serr Cole lit Elm begabter
iirlb gutinformirtr Steiner lino iollte
niemano feblen i'm at boren.
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u. &c. &ief

-Senrp Sueoemann, bon Berger,
mar an Sienstag bier, in Der Staot.
" 9eiteIIt Cure columbia Double
9iic &ccor6s" bel q. 90. &ief.
--SSenrp Gdboif, bon ct. 2ouis
ipar an leSten Sonntag auf 9eild
bel Sobn allemann uno Samilie.
-Ian pcri1iiulc nidt ben 9eiltd
Oes r@onberlmb," am ndditen
Sonntag.
-8cr elmer suten &orltellung bel.
,uobnen hill, Der iollte am Sonntag
abenb bas .@onoerlanb" beiu6en.
Slug. Soebtmann, melder meb-
rere 8oden in Sot Springs, Irf.,
mar, uro Die 91oer gebraufte, lit
pieoer bier angefommen.
@om 9opember, 1916, bis gum
l.. R1ra 1917, merben Die Hoetbe-
meper Sdmeiter einfade uno ~%fancp"
Hdbarbeiten a%usfiibren.
Die IlreIia Rebefab Soge miro
in ibrer Salle, am 9ienstag Ibeno,
Den 81. Sftober, ben Gag Der Sim.
Der" feiern.
-artbur unb 6eroinanb Shoen.
ina, melfe in @cllington ~gearbcitet
botten, iino leste ISOLDE na6boltie,
nod Spiss, Suriidsefebrt.
-Senrn GolImann itub 4ueuIt
@neelbredt baben iid an 9ienstag
nod Hebrasfa begeben, Inn alif Den
bortigen sroBen Sarmcrl aorn aus
5ubiilien.
-5rau @ml. gngelbreht, ionic
beren Sobn Sreo. uno SRI. Wtanoa
8ollnlaml, bon Ban, befonben lid
an 9ienstag unter Den bieiigen BE
iufern.
-SnOem Ole rSallope'en" 0adt
iett Dieoer einmal oi6t beraneerildt
lift, oiirfte es ratbiam iein ollie 8anfe
nnb anbere, beipegli6e 8egenltonoe
unter .9ad uno Sad" SIT bringen.
-Die Ineeitellten Der bieiigel
sdubfabrif iinb Don letter. 0titt.
mod bis gum u1dlten Wpntog ob9c.
Iegt iporoerL infolge bon &eparaturen
rlb 8eranoerlngen mclde mGbrerlo
bieIer 3cit gernott meroen inllen.
--8aItor 81. &asnlann talfte anl
letten Montag 3a6mittag bos God.
terfen bon Srieoerid SinnemeDer
unb @attin, bon Ro,tte 2. Die &leine
empfina Die &dmen, 9elDina Garos
lima Wtorl1 Sln1emeDer.
-am ndditen 7. Nopember tit
8ablta9 unb ooalt nod Elm Rationa.
Ter @abltae. Soffcntlid miro feiner
bon ms pergeiien feline Stimme ab.
5ugeben utb bos Sripilegium aus5u.
iiben, fitr meldes uniere 8%orfabren
b%ltnoerte bon Sabren gefnnpIt boben.
SRI. ella Soller, wel6c icit ei-
nigen @onaten in Der bieiiecn Sdub.
fabrif beidGftiet aepeien lit, bat iih
in Der pergangenen ISOLDE, in Gba.
mois, nit Oscar @bertpine, bon
&llb, @o., p%erbeiratbet. Gas iunge
gaar miro iid auf elmer Sorm, in
Der Ndbe bon auo, bGuslid einrid.
ten,
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Srene Gnllon, bon @ore, maren am
Sienstae bieier ISOLDE bier, beim
@infaufen.
-Sest lit Die 9ceienete ~Sabres5eit
gum Steucr5ablen unb gum &aiionie.
rem; leioer niitt oos lestere ober
ni6ts.
Vim Monta9 Iben6 miro 9en.
nett Glarf, Sobn ocs GongreBcanoi.
noten Champ Glurf in Der Gon3ert
9alle cine politiide Iniprade boltcn.
IS. IS. &oellcr reiitc lebtcn
0icnStag nadl ieinem friibcren
@obnort, Solmagc, Iebr. nm Scr.
ipanSte nilo altc Sefaulltc BORT an be.
Iuder.
-llnsefdbr 40 Yerionen baben lid
gum geiu6 bon Serrn @ebcr'S
Mbenoid)ile gcueioct. 8ilfreo Hltc.
bigger lit oils SilfsIebrer cngaqicrt,
INN im Wtui6inenidreiben unb in
&ur6i6rift 81 itnterriften.
-@eboren am lebtcn Samstag
Dem Gbepaarc Sermonn Mepcr, 6u.
bier, Elm S0bnden. Mutter rno
Sinh bcfinben iid bcn llmit1nocn &C..
mdb pobl, mabreno Srclnb Sermolln
aus lauter Sreltbe Die gauge @clt
umarnten m6fte.
Strait 8m. @orban, melfc I'm.
gere 3cit on Der Coles Greet gum
9eillh ibrcr Gltern, 2ouis &ueoigcr
nno Satin beripeilt batte, reiIte ont
Sienstag nod ct. 2ollis I'M, Dor it,
rem Seimreiie nod Walta, Wontana.
Seripanote Oortielblt 81 beiu6en.
Die ncltberiibnlte ,pllmpfin
pie" Saiiun bat Jest begonnen; mir
miiiien oaber gart3 DEFENDERS banf.
bar iein, bob Die 8ltmpfins nift bon
ireenO einem nSrrIt" se3ogen, ooer
gar bon europa impprtiert lperbcn
miiiien.
Otto @aebler unb Sodter bon
2ollis lrnb gilbert @ittih rno
@ottin bon SlorriIant, Io. falnen
lesten @ontag per Ilito bierber I'M
ibren Seripanoten, oen Samilien Ss.
nalo Straiiner, gbas: Sbenbol1s, !
Srau Ism. @alfer itnb gtg. 2angen-
ooerfer einen geilld ab3uitatten.
-aug. s. 9rinfmanu unb Sobn
uno Senrp Haberbalrnter bon Sn-
ensbille, u. 9. iparen ar1 Mittmod
bier in @aih1ften llnb erfreuten aud
lns blr6 ibrem 8eiiid. Serr 8rinf-
mann lit elm alter 2eier oes Bolts
blatt lpGbrcno Serr Ha6erbqllnter
MS neler slbonnert bieie ISOLDE cbcn-
Ialls 1T Den 2eierfreis oes Bolts
blatt eintrat.
Geo. Wod)el~ ilberienoet uns aus
9. 9ofpta Den 4bonne-
m~entsbetrag fir oas Solfsblatt uno
uns Dob es in Sin 9ofota
gang winterli6 nlsiiebt oa
am 10. Sftobcr Der Stoat bon eincm
Ibneren S6nceiturm beimgeIuht
nGbren6 in anheren S5abren
ielten Dor @cibna6ten Ser @inter
BORT ieincn gin5ug b1lt.
-gei eincnl ltnfall iueld)er iid) ant
Sonntag ereignete, murbc Elm,
benz Sid 8ufner eeborises, Yferb
uno oas Ilto bes $. H.
Slaus beiddOigt. Ser Sobn bon
lid 9ufner fubr in einem alpeiip1n.
1igen 9uggp, oils Claus i'm einbolte.
eesterer lieB mebrere Male oas Irto
Sorn ertonen nno Dcriu6te Inn oas
berum uno poralis at font
men. Die Sferbe plroen i6elt,
b1unlten iid uno ems oerielben be-
Iddoigte bas Iittn l1rlo berlettc lid
oabei an 9cin. Sdlieblid riiicn
beioc &feroe iid bonn gilggp lob unb
rannten cine sroBe Strefe, bis iic
aingefan9en meroen fonnten.
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Srl. Agnes Oltnff, Don Dler, fnlll alil
Samstng non ct. 2ouiS, Inn Ser.
.pouote uah Sreunbe gu beiuden.
Slid Srrmrep uno 2oren5
,sames, BON Ierioen, &an., iuarcn
pprige ISOLDE Die @Gite bon 8m.
Streder luno 8uttin.
-@tartin @tileller uno Gbas.
MSieller, ncbit beren 8ottinuen. lua.
rem in Der perganeenen ISOLDE bier
ouf 8eiud,, bel Dem Safer BON Sroil
GbaS. MnelIcr. Hobt. Sdaiimberg.
50. q. Claus, iueld,er bier bel lei.
men Gltern, Sranf Claus upb Satin,
Elm poar @oden oitf 9eiud gcipeien
mar, lit ant Wontag nad &binclanb,
Ser, gereilt.
Gilbert Y~fotenbalier uro 8attiil
iino an lesten Santstag nod Grpital
Gitp gereiit Inn lire &inoer al be-
lildcn. Sic mcroen iid gleidfalls
Elm paur Gage in Union aufbalten.
- Rpht. Woumeaertner uno @at.
tin, bon Hbinelanb, muroen bieier
Gage oltr6 Die @ebllrt zines Sobn-
deus begliidt. Serr 8al,iugaertner
lit Elm Sobn bon &obt. 9aumaacrtner
rtno @uttiL bon Sernlann.
Gen erlten Sdnee oieier Sui
ion batten mir bier aln bortgcn Con.
nerstag, ben 10. Sftober. Han ioll.
te ii6 oas 9atllm merfer, i'm Sail
oab in 5ltfilnftigcn Sabren bas &C.
iprGh auf Oies mihtige GreigniB
fommen iplte.
Saul Monje bot Die @gentur fir
bos rs. S." Mebl iibernommen.
Dies lit oos &anios Gitp Sartmeis
unb miro ben Sal1sfral1en
beItens empfoblen. @ebt cure gluf-
fridge iest uno untertperft oas IS.
s." Webl elmer 8robe. gboite 1856.
Der &Gluml1ngs : 8erfauf beS
auf Der Bancroft Iltftioh, eritan.
oenen Strllttmunn @aarenlagers,
miro bon SelmerS u1o 9egcmann
nGbreno Der n1diten 80 Gage fortgc.
iebt peroen. Man loate iid bieie Sc
legenbeit 5unltse MAIDEN uno iih Ell.
men Sorratb allsge5eihneter 8aaren
Su lebr berabgeiesten Greiien iifern.
-GopitGn 9. S. Sedntonn bat
Iid an Sonntag nod Mt. sterling
begeben, bon no aus er @alter g.
auf elmer politii6en Sabrt,
ben 8asconahe binab, begleiten miro.
Gapit1n @m. g. &ednlnnn miro nab.
reno bieier 3eit Den Soften bon 9.
S. Sednlann, oils Steuermonn 6es
Gampfbootes oIug. @oblt," Der.
Geo. 8. Saeffner lit obne 5rage
Der Iolaiies &0nig an q. 2. Serr
hattie MIR einen aGer nit
3uderforn bepflan5t unb bot ben.
nod 1876 @allonen guten bone.
MoIoiics probu5iert. Rebaf-
linb &enner Don ollem mas out
jltn Gilcn (o6cr nuh 3lrn Irinfen)
it. 3ir botten bos &ergniiaen cine
bon &errn @uefincr'a MoIai.
les 81 foIten, lnA fonOcn bcnieIbeu
au$ge6ei6net; nit einenl @ort, BELT
Sn Cap tlll0et ant SQillstQg,
%. Sftober cine rcpubIifaniihc Mai-
icnoeriamlung itatt, bei lueld]er &c.
&i6ter 2ouis &offmann,
bon Seoalia unb Or. AlonSo Subbs
BON Omenspille, iopie mebrcre Der
GCrntp /. Ganoioaten 4nipra6en bal.
tcn iperoen. Die gnterpriie Iilitarp
gano bon Sermann miro Dor ,lno
nad Den anipraden peri6ieOenc pa.
triotii6e 8eiien ipielen. Syeoernlonn,
einerlei melder Gartei er onaebDrt,
lit eingelaoen.
Cine an5abl Sreunbe bon Of
bert ytaegelin u1O Satin bcebrten
oieIelben an porigen 9onnerstag
abeno, dlr 6cier oeS t6. Sabrcs.
ta9es tbrer Sod5eit, nit elmer Sur.
. Tartp." Sm 2aufe bes
abenos brafte Dos @lnier 0rdeiter
aud cine biibife Serenabe. Inter
Den @diten befanoen iid Die folgen.
ben: Senrp Drummer, Suit. Saeff-
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The sun., 1916-02-13
QUEBEC.

crEBE'. t'"o /" a midday sun bath
IN the miust of sunw aud zee i ~. ln.c,;
sensation among the wintc. enthusiasts
OF Quebec. When ne February sunlight
strikes 'tade' Nr'l and tn Governors
Gardens scores Of pcoplc may be s.on
every day between in t1c morning and
J In the afternoon walking |. lskly hact
ana forth on buferiu Terrace som,
wrapped ~ furs aud some in the hahi-
fant blanket coats, but many IN light
weight coats
The unusual warmth Of the SUNSHINE"
also adds TO iue popularity ur tho to-
boGGan slid" and the oncN air skating
rink, which tn' clear cold keeps in cX-
celleut rpUu''IOn
tn" So,iat event OF the week vas the
black and whit" bah 2Ive0 in the bali
room Of the chateau Front ouay fur ia"
benefit uf the Rci trCss The feature
half dozen H"ul@ Quebec women and
Alfred Large Carroll -I.o.tlmer OF <cN
York. VINO had charge Of the bali Nm..
Le Blanc. wife of the Licutenau,-Cinv-
ernor of the PRO, nee was par oless o.
the affair
Among New Workers at tho Chateau
Frontensr for the wut.r sports are
Mr., ana Mrs Thomas lrouChcrry and
Mr.. and Mrs. Nov imcr Boil"
Mrs, Lillian Martin tho folmeY Miss
T.ily berchs. whu is i'll hcrc with mo-
young son, is expecting her farne. and
moth" :" i"ln NO. for w"E
The sun., 1916-02-13
ASHEVILLE, N. c.

AsHENI IE. y e. fch. T. ~ tu son.
of tn. mos, beautiful br.d'" paths -
America and a variety aftotding a rev
one 80 hc explored cach day for month,
with exceptional roads Tor motoring fnr
Il mountainous country AVID a gentleman =
golf course fhr interesting play NSue-
Wi. j. attracting ~ lUGe numbers q
class uf visitor. anprcrii;jug t"esr adj.
yautagcs t.owds uf Northern tourists
ar. arriving y; Battery I'aIS each Week.
Hundred. "' delegates for ;h' , I'd
l.aupr Convention spent ia, past W,'h
IN ;h, rt. wi;h Ba';ar, narE a head
lll.. .Iln,s
The sun., 1916-02-13

tr',d Daughters "f Coufrderacy Will
void il 'h'rl social gathering
A. th" social meeting ~ the New York
iIvalrr iHh, MIS- Belle ds Rivera.
president. ou TUESDAY afternoon. the
lhlr ~ discussion VIII he the omen
g., Theatre,
Tn" Nd"hstttn study cluh. Mrs Ed
4" n tg Vote Morse. president was .u-
.'',' a'd ON Monday afternoon 10y Mrs.
Thomas i!oattie ~ ais - Nicholas
IS r"u" Ttks "I italian Hnd French
1l'rf, were given bN Mrs Frederick
pnnlrr aud MIR. John fowiev Tr"w.
Ms rrri'r'rk Hess sang. ,crorpaU ed
los NJ MARY - Bucar; Mr. thtI'c.
II Lewis assisted the hostess and Ms
" Ieu ilUhn'li poured 80
1nc ,lIh Will have a cirl party A. the
.nnlr ~ Mrs Joseph l.ershao, @ln EsNr'-
S,de prtc, tomorrow afternoon
r EacHc,,rs Dance or the ra,hol p
ClVp " u D." he'd "n .fcprua', - At
'.. .,Unn"us". 20 West FIf'v-u.ntA
-,'"o' Edward X. li.H.pn ,ha rmtN
nt tn. ro'r'u.tt.' ana lohr T. Martin
nuH.maN nf thu entertA nm.r' commits
tee
h"r,Ht p,rfo,mAn.e vii he Ven
The sun., 1916-02-13

/, 7 81 BiooAlNu Miss May Grifi1iu OF
Lakewood and Miss Anna Lynch OF
Brooklyr. \ goat many OF the youn .sr
SO, " tn" resort attended the invitat on
Valentine dance THIS evening
Charles l.atArup Pack entertained Mr.
ana Mrs Stanley Wa>hhurn ard pr
and Mi. Cary l.augi orne AZ the Country
''uh SGnudl Nj Washhurn viii sail
'"' i,NGlari Marcn > 20 proceed e. Rus
SID Were he Aas been chief war cor
=, ,~uOrdou, for the London Times siucc
.os''ii'ics d, 2au, 80 70 ume h's duties
y 'h,r - c'i. ''au a. IN. Country
I.G' sunday evening VAS t. : = Ran.
pu.iJ. Jr.. W." bad Is ~, Dime: gu. SITS
N. auc Nv Arthur II Osborn NJ
Ni.h.aald T. Mcclure, Mr and Ms.
tlcdrr.ak \ Belts NJ and Ms George