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Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-08-13

9ion1 8. 9Gug. Die D2itteiGiiue
6e2 italie1iiden @eneralitabes Ian.
tet:
n9tm llnterIaui 6es Sion3o fin.
oen beiBl Gdnpfe itatt. Monte ga.
bctino (eds ailometer noroIib bon
@orU uu0 Monte ct. glideIe Gie.
len silometer iaolueItIid BON @6r5)
i!arfe @erteioigungsmerfe oes Sem
oes, iino Jest noQItdn6ig in unierr
9dn6en. Ser griidenfopf Dor
@or8 6efin6et iitb infolgeOeiien IN
uniernt geiib. llniere grtiacrie Be
id,iebt oie Sta0t. INN sic 6ein0e aus
Den @dltiert 5u Oertrei6en.
o@dGreno ser aalNpie AM 6. unt
Z. Da6en mir uber S,00 Gjeiangent
ccmadt, oaruntcr mcbr als 200 81.
fi3iere. 0icbr Geiongcne meroen
nod eingcbrodyt. s9ir 1atfu adj
Gjei6i;ee crsentet. iibcr 100 Nola,i.
renoGpc9re uuS pie( 9;GterieI.~
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-08-13
S(5were Edmp|c 6ei 96r5.
Stalienii6e yelSnng usn 0er Ginna6me oes
SridentopieS lnun miaoefen ueriri5t.
9reitaaitno Stalitner gefaagtn genumuen.

9Ius DER geitrigcn 1litteiluns bes
OiterrsidDiidy-uugariidjeR 0enernlita-
6cs nno Ses italieniidem 9riegsam.
tes lGRt iih nidt fOlgerm, bar Der
Srafenfopf bon @Dr5 i'll bic !pdn0e
Der 5taliener geratcn III, uno 6eiteus
falls FAM &Om Die GrObernng ei.
ues Seilcs Sesielben beanip rndjcm
Ter gSieuer gcridJt Der ou..t
bic engIiide 3eninr gcsaugcn,
ipridJt angebli6 pom einem Jiiif5ug
anf baS Citufcr Oes ,5iOu5O. &'cg,'
ii6erBaupt, 10 bat OiCier nOrOlldl
pon WOr3. bci Sa6ptIno, itattgc fHn-
Oen, Oa ]iUm MberBanpt fcine I'm.
ipradJc AMI GriOlge i'm EOO9urG.
tSc6iet, oircft Weltlid) OOn U0rS or.
Gebt ruo Die 0itcrreidJiidje 1SrOut
iaOlidl uOu W0r5 idjOn immcr Jitlidy
upm Sionso lag.
@on benz mnbcn Tall uun O0r5
fam man OOrldniig nod nidt re.
cen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-08-13
TrcigeIaHcn.
Seutife 4erSte, lueldIe ais britiidt
e5eIangeue bier aufamen.

g2eluport g}elps, 9a.. 8. 9tu9uit.
Die 2tntunft in 2tmerifo broate 3pei
oeutf6en 9ter3ien. Die &riegsgefans
gene Der griten poren. bic }reibeit.
0r. Otto Slang uno Or. 8. 3ies
i6u6, pelde auf Dem britiiGen
0ompfer .Daimate" aus ReusSetz
ianb eingetrOffen maren. erbielten
9eute lire 6rei4eit. Sic reiiten mad
geip Yort ab, um Iih ouf Dem nd6s
item boadnoii6en Dampfer nad
9euti6lanO eiu3ui6iffen. 0r. @au3
uno 0r. 3iei6uf iceroen fir 3lpei
GngIGn0er ousgeiaui6t.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-08-13
'Grfolgreide !Sdnrpfe int @efen.
,l(eue ull6e 5dttldriltc norOmeali(6 uon
pojiGeS geli6rOen 6ritilde Stedungen.
SariS gibt oentide GriOlge bel SerSun 81.
AudD uur a1ernnmr mun bei tibnma iIt ste
3nitiatiur amf hFgtld)rr Seite.
SSmOerte pon @efangenen gema6t.

glmitcrOGm, 8. Tug. 9ariS er-
flGrt bcntc mitta9 amtIid, bah Die
2emtidtn iuWObl an Der SUmmC
wie an Der &crOnn.6runt bic Giicn-
iiUe erariffen ba6en. Gs iDiro SUI
scitnuOen, BAH bic Scntiden bel
Sbianmout lueitcre 6Ortidritte
madtcu. Sn 6lcurD bascgsn Wol-
len bic 6ransOicn einise SurtciIc
crrMugen bObeu, bic aber beseidIncn.
NerlueiIe nidJt nGber ipeSifijiert wer'
ben.
Die CffcniiDe Der Scntiden mn
Der SOmme ri6tet iidD in Der
0anptiadIc gcgen Die fran50iiidcn
SteIlungcH be; Sem, nOrOlucitlidj
uun EcrOnne. 9aris crflGrt, San
hieIc 9ngriiic a6etidlascn iuOrOcu
Icicn.
gei GBnnlneS nno SibOns, iiin-
lidJ BON Den ncren frGnsDliIdJen
Stelnngcn peitlid uOn 9'erOnne er-
Oifnctcn bic Gentidcn eleihfuaS
cine 0egeaofTcniiDe nnO orangcn in
bic fran5OiiidJcn Stellnneeu cin.
RariS ertlGrt, ban iie ipGter iuieOer
rerOrGa9t iunroen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-08-13
&6ocm gepliimcert.
6nngersuOt fii6rt Sn llurubsn in 1r.
tr0grGo.

Berlin, 9. 9(u9uit, b-obtlos na6
SaDpiae. 0oB in RuBian0 @ungerss
not 6errift. gebt aus 8eri4ten FER
bor, lpel9e no9 elmer MeIoung Der
lleGeriee Ga6ridtenagentur in
55todbolm eingetroffen iinO. Qtm
30. sui 6raaen in petrograO, no
Der 0orrat al Ge5enemitteIn faii
p3aig erI6opft nor, llnru6en aus.
2doen murDm gepliinoert. uno Das
D}iliidr mubte einlfreiten. Is Ser
loren puroen qet0iet unb mebr pie
bunbert perlpun0et.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-08-13
Ser NaDli6t miioe.
9eutidlanO miro ScOarfsarti.
fel SeS JiOten SreuseS nebmen.
gerseltuua seseu Gn9lauO.

9lmiteroam, 8. 9(uguit. ii6er 2on=
Don. Die oeuti4e &egierung iit Der
Na6T6t miibe, b. Gn9ldnb BEL leiner
Ms;9erung, 8eblrfsartitel oes 8oten
&reu3es na4 9euti6lon0 our93us
laHen, beborrt. Sine in Der ,Roro=
reutI6en 2iage1einen .3eitung" bsrs
Dffentllcbte 8eror0nung beitimmt, OaB
ioi9en 2trtiteln BON iebt an bic
ireie Yai'oge sntjogen iit. Die Sec
itreitfrGfte oes }}ei6es iino ongeipie-
len, 8ebarfSortitel bes Soften &reu=
2es. peIde linen in bic 6dnOe fallen,
tortaunebmen unb gu eigenem yiuBen
III perpen0en.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-08-13
Wicttfos 81 o ~ mifiipu.
Eraliocmt &iliUn erncnnt bic anne.
rifaniidlen Wtitalieoer.

8aIblngton .. Auguit. 8raIi0ent
@ilion ernannte 6eltte Die orei alne.
rifanlideu D}itgIieoer Ser qeinildl.
ten aomnliiiion, pel6e iiber Die
9eIegung oec 6lDiihen Den gerei.
nlgtcl otoaten uno 0terifo entitan.
oenen Stmierigfciten beratcn Iou.
3pel Der W}itglieoer iino Sefretdr
0es Snnern Kane uno Gberridter
9ran0ciS. Ser gtamen oes Orltten
.Qlit8lieoes miro ipdter befannt oe.
mQdt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-08-13
2SiiIons Sricf.
gutidlaitcr lnbt AuOieuj, mn i6n benz
Sallcr su iiberretdeu.

HIn0on, 8. Nu9uli. Jus 8erIin
lpiro gemsIbet. onb Der omeritoniide
5otiddfter Sarc5 gG. Oerarb cine
auoien5 na4geiud)t bat, nm Dem
@aiier einen Brief 0es prdlibenten
8ilion 3u iibertsihen. 0eriel3e ents
hllt bic 0uni4e oes Brdilbenten
iiber eine ameritonifae 6ilfeleiItunq
gu ganiten Der 9ee0Itsrune golens.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-08-13

ten ausgefii1rte an9riffe 5uriid.
Seit W}ontag nadmittag batsn mir
1888 StaIieuer, oarunter 72 Off
3iere, gefallgeu geuontmen.
lin ernite 9erluIte Der broper
9erteioiger Oes 9riidenfopfes, ge.
gen ben Die 5taIiener mebrere Der.
3tUeifelte 9tngriffe mohten, gu Der.
:aeioen iplrOen 0ieie pdbreno Der
giadt auf Den oitliben Sion5O gu.
ruGse3ogen.4 j.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-08-13
GrplOiiun t0tct fiiufsig.

acnigsberg. SitpreuBsn, 7. 2(u.
guft uber Berlin uno &onbon. Gin
groBes llngIud ereignete ii9 6snte
auf Dem 9a6nbof. a!s ulunition,
neI9e in Der 9erla0ung bsgriffen
mar, srpIooierte Junf3ig QerIpnsn.
WGnnsr unb 5raueu. nuroen getoz
tel. 72 iin9 perIeBt. Gura bic @rz
ploIlou eHiitano elm 5suer, peI6es
Iebod baIo unter 9ontrolIe mar.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-08-13

9n on 9arpatGen geGt IS porwdrts.

gcGu g. Sing, 6raGio$ Geg oaeraliab in @n tcit init,
tat pGem &Urd abuniea, iaoud Gnty,
9lpncu GappnGc 9u1ca nad idJucrem @Gmpen cmriim
mVron Nra & Scagu bat cnerGI SOeUk Die nin ansrie
GGyGlagn.
bic gnien 6iubnbnra seidaaS 3nrHd-
ewOa nao Uc Scan0uc Wabem eH8cbrudt Scud DER 9ini
i'm, StUfoO nUtG0d &Um DUr5MOku erfulg.
rid uctbubtrt
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-08-13

Berlin, iiber 2Unhpn, 8. glna.
Seit 0cm 3niammenbrud Ger org.
frn Effcnitur bNben bic 9ialIcn, it
ibrrm SemiiIcn, Die ocutidle Sront
5n onrdj6redlen, immcr Uieocr an
an0ern Pnnftcn angeIept, nm cine
idjlUadJe StcGe finbcn 3n fonmcn.
Nndeinan0cr unrOCn %erind)e an
Der gnu5en 6rOnt Uum ;)iiga IJinua.
ter gcutadIt, aber nad) Dem jeoes.
maligen erIten gelunltigen 9lnltArm,
Der i1nCn aelupJaIid cinigcn 3ianm-
aeluinn eiubradIte, fam Die Ciicn-
iiue 5um SnIten. Gap bic jeBige
SffrniiOe in Der Midtung AMI Sta
nielau OenieIbrn &erlauf Mclmcm
miro, lit flar, samal cin SurGbrndl
an oleier StelIe nidlt m0glidJ lit, 10
lnnge Die gIrlnsen nGrnlidD nuo ino-
ltd bonn Snicltcr lire Stellunaen
talten.
SDnit JGt it'd Die Gage mirgcmO-
ipO 5n llneunitcn Der %crbnnOctcn
bernnocrt. Sn Den GarpntGcn oc1t
es UUrlUarts, nuO 6ei Cttgnin, lue.
mig inSiidl pun Slnmac5 uur0en
Die Gniirn, Die bort iber 1,tOO (se.
fangenc nerlureu, idlueu sum Stc-
ben acGradlt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-08-13

Eetrugrao, 8. Nng. Sas ruiiiidle
GrIe9samt uadJt bentc mittaa bic
6tnnabme Don Siesmcnien, 10 ai-
loOmtfer iiioOItlid uOn Stanislau,
btsGnnt. 5u Oeu Sampien iiioIidD
pOm Snicitcr, beift IS, lunrSen bis.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-08-13

2&ieil ii6er &on0on, 8. 9(ug. Sem
9euter-Nureau 5uiolge peroiient-
idlte Der G5enerolita6 Der oiterret-
did un9ariiden 9lrlnee geitcrl
folaenoe DIitteiiung:
gGie adrnpie BEL @orj merocn
NIT lmpermiu0crter 6eitigfeit iort.
gejeet. g&ir jblugeu mebrere mil
iiberIeeenen fciuolideu Streitfrdi-
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-08-13
&tnoeri1 bmum9.
epidemic fOrocrt wicOcr Sa9lreidle
Epfer.

aeu gorf, 8. 9luguit 9ie 3oii.
nng, oaB ij4 ole gpiocnie scr
ainOerldbmung ausgetobt bnbcn
tonnte, lit 5u idan0cn 9euor0en.
Sn ben lesten "a Gtm0cn luur0e
Die @od)it5iiier Der Iooesidae er.
rciht. 81 aiuocr itarbcH uno 100
neue grfranfiingen iint genleloet
mor0en.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-08-13

bouon ipor Die 9lrtiIterie geItern ta.
tiger. Nh cilli0en Yunftcn mltrocll
icinoliCbe 9IIgriile 6uriidgelblogcn.
Sci 3nrcC5e, anl Stodoo, erluiejen
lid) Derldic0cne &erlude Der Hul.
lch Gerrain 81 9eluinnen, ais
5lpcdloS. &eiilib ron &u5t iino
leit bcnte nlor9en neue Sample i'm
@ange SiiOIih BON 3aloc5e ipur0e
rer ritiliide GoritoB 5uionmen nit
Gruppen oe5 Generals 0raf bon
SrtDmer sum @olten gebrabt.
SSdbreno Oieler Sample lpuroel
uelm Siii5iere lno iiber 700 lRonn
gciongen genommcn uno fiini Wta.
ldiHcngclucbre erbcItet.
o0ront 0es Gr5ber3ogS GarI:
oSuolid bonn Gnieiter eiuecn
itorfe uriiii6e Streitfrdite 0an Qln.
9riii oii Die &Iuuo4-Sttruio.2inie
Dor. Die Eruppeu Ser oeutI6en
&erbiinOcten 518cn iiA onf porber
Oorbereitete Steluugcll 5uriid.
r5n oen aarpotbeu iino Ole gr.
iOIge, Die mir oIf bclocu Seiten OeS
9ialp-G5e.enlos5 . Gales gemonnen
Daben, tpeiter altSgenubt moroen."
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-08-13

ct. paul. Wiinn., 9. 2(ug. G6arIes
e. 6l96es. Der republitaniid6e prds
Iioeltidaftstonoibat traf beute 9ier
Elm unb ipri6t a6enos i'm Qu0itoe
rum. Rohmitto9s iprc5 er in gains
neapolis. I'm 10 llbr 30 erfolgt Die
Weiterreiie nad 9ranO SORTS. q. 3.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-08-13
8rtte perirnft.

2oncon. 9. 9luguit. Ger britii6e
Sampler n2ri0fnt@ Gin Sdiff BON
3.129 2onnen. 1T ben eirem oeutlobsn
llnterieeboot oerientt norhen. Ter
Camgfer mar 325 5uB laad Gnt
g:borts nod Rep1aitIe.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-08-13
Sci Sttrata.
lie Huiicn BOItCu IidI burt ein
arilnoIidlc Nic0erLa0e.

@icnL ilber 2onoon 8, 9lug. Ser
GeneraIitab Der acknowledgements
i4cn 9Irlnee erIicB acitern .0.gcnoe
@rtldrung:
nGeltIlb Don CttYnia un0 1lu.
mad orang cine ieinoIitbe 9lbteiIlug
in lmicre 9iei1en elm, muroe a6cr
ourd eincn @eaenangriii pollitdn-
big 5urijd8eidInoen. g8ir mad)tel
iiber 1000 @ciangene.
n9ei Eluma0 lpurOe unlere 2ine
angciidts iibcrIe9cner Strcitfrdite
reg 6eiuoe5 aui cine 2iuic lpcitIiG
ron Der StaOt oerIe9t.~
Gin am 7. 9luguit uer6fientIid);cr
anitIiher 9erid)t lnutei:
oSm Souptobibuitt iiloIid
rom Gnieiter ihIugen ale 9li.
grille Der 9iuiien iebl. GuoIid
UOn Sa6Ionita rmo &utrolp bo6y.l
Nie oeutihen @erbiinoeten Sort
idritte genadt, o6gleib Der 6einO
beitigen g3i0eritano Iciitete.
.Gie gtrnee ocs Generals bon
aOeOeB Bot iiiOYeitli4 BON GeIatun
6ortidritte gemadt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-08-13
Wergcitangsma6regcl
Seiterreib orOmet SiquiDisrnns feine
iid)cr 6irmen at.

@miteroam. 8. 2tuguIt iiber Qon>
bon. Sur 8ergeltung bes 8or0ebens
Der Re9ierungen pon @ngIono Sgrnnt,
reid uno Stalien bat, lpie Die ,g9iez
ner 3eitun9" meIoet, Seiteyreid Die
9(ufIOiun9 idmtlider 5irmen lnee=
oronel. pel4e BON feinoli1en Inter
tQnen neeidnet nner nelsitet lnerAen
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-08-13

IuS ben beate bOrlirgcnncn dmt-
IidIen Seridtcn srsi6t iidJ et,ua iol-
9enOe militGriIdJe Gage an Der @eit-
irOnt:
SIN StelIunssfriege an Der Sum.
NE finOcH idluere SiGmpfe itatt, Die
feiuem non beiOen &arteien nca.
ueuSlucrte @Orteile Cin6ringen.
Der Sdnucrpnnft Der Summc.
aampfe Iiegt nadI luie uOr bci 0em,
WeitIi6 Oun 4erOnnc, uno bet Sc.
licres, iiiOweitlidJ uUn Ynpanme.
6ran56iiide 9lngriiic iiiOweIiiiG
UOn SbianmOnt 8an5lidJ febIaridla.
gen.
Sei G6euois, iiiO6tlid uoR SBiaM
mont, erriu9eH Die 6ran5Oien eincu
GOfalcrfulg inOem iic einen osut.
i6en Wraben nebmCn,
Berlin, iiber 2OnOon, 8. glng. Die
Sample an Der lueitliden 6roni
6radtcn ben 9entidcn ecitern mcb.
rtre SnnOert Wefansene Elm nnb
luaren aud imIOfern erfulsreidJ, ais
Ie bas gUrriifen Der Seinoc prrBia.
Oerteu, iO6ah Die aGscmcine Gage
ii9 tpenig berdnoert bat.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-08-13

= 3o6n g1. ghuri!on, pom 1895
Biz 1901 9unbesIenutor idr Re.
brosta, 1T SO Sabre aIt in Cnla6a,
IReb. ssitOrben.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-08-13
Smftfampi.
2entuant sur See iiest iibsr slut
fcinOIidle fSIieaer.

Berlin, 9. 2(uguit. gBeiteren ge>
peis fir bic Sii6tigfeit Der Oeutf6ea
5lieger brin9t folgenoe Setnnntmas
dung Der 4omiraIitdt, lpeI6e 0as
Datum oes 5. 9lu9uit trdgt:
Sin oeutf6es @oHerfIug3eag ariff
an Der flonorii9en @;iite einen feinos
li4en S9Ioht 9teroplon an unb
i9oB i'm berunter, ioObei oerIel6e
bollig 5erit0rt ipurOe. Dies mar Der
pierte feinOlihe 9tsropIan, peI6en
2eutnant CUR See 8oenIb erIegte.
2(uf Der 9eimfabrt geriet Ser Qeut.
nant nit eiu'm 3ipeiten feinoIi6en
6lu98eu9 in 8ompf un0 5lponq es
CUR 2anoung binter ben teinbIi9en
Qinien".
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-08-13
Ana Seretb.

Sci SrOop nnS am StO1aoS iucrSen
Die 9iuiieH 9eidlagem.
Ser 9eridlt Der Gberiten Scores
Ieitltng but teIoclocn @ortIolt:
6ront Oes 6eIomarifaas BON
9inoenblira:
~6m Sereth-glbibnitt un0 iilOIid
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-08-13
Gor3er Brilckenkopf nocb nicbt 0enomme1>.-Er3ber=
3o0 karl In neuen S3telun9en am Dnie(ter
ler 7,400 0cInnarmc aenadt, BAR.
anter $500 2eniidDc. lle6er 90
NiaidJincnaeluCbrc murSrn csbcntc..
Wctrograoer SeriGDt.
Inlirn grifirn IaSlidD bonn Gnicitcr
aEi 6rcitcr SrOnt an.

9etrogruo, 8. 9Iug. Gn leirem
IeBten @eridht teilt Der rniliide eSc
neralitnb nil, Bop Die 9i'ilien lilo
lid ponl Gnielter auf ciner IS 4liel.
len brciteit e5ront uugriiiclL 2,000
@efangene madten uub Ole Grr
3lunloh. 9fisniop 10 Wieilell li0
oitlid bon StonialmO. GttDnia un0
9ta0uorna genonmlen ba6en.
n@Gbreno Der &erfolgung ndber-
ten iih nniere Grltppen ocm &ororne
6luB, an ocm Die Staot 2pSmieniea
oeIe9en it,, beiBt es nortlih.
o@or Dem 9iiid3no Oes 6eiuoeS
muroen piele Grploiionen geb0rt,
bie Oobon berriibrten, OoB Der 6eino
Die @rijden in Die 2uft iprcngte.
Gie 3abI Der 0eiangencn lit nod
ni6t befannt gclporoen. Sic miro
ipater nlitgeteilt peroen."
Ga Die 9fuiieu mebrere 9orfer
teiest baben inO tie Die Gunpobner
ais aricgsaeianaene nlit5dblcn, faml
man iih oui Elm Wtinintlun BON TO-.
900 r@efangellen~ geioBt mahen.))
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-09
MING EVENT
FOR MID-MARCH
INNOVATION is BEING PLANNED
BY THE woMAN's LITER.
AIRY CLUB
Miss Garden VIII Entertain Today For
Miss Long Of Baltimore-Iuneh.
eon of Yesterday complt-
mented Visitors.

At the Hotel Windsor. March -.
The Woman's Literary Club will d.
verge from its customary program for
March. and substitute music Tor the NJ
erary part and indulge in well wishing
for three OF its prominent members
who are TO become brides this early
spring.
The guests OF honor are Miss Paul
me Horkheimer. who will wee Rabrn
cutive board. Mrs. John Mcclure.
who is 10 become Mrs. Glen Branum.
and Miss Mary Pfarr. whose wedding
10 DIR. Hill. viii be solemnized very
The clubs president. Mrs. II. May
nard Kimberland. viii head the receiy-
Ing line and with her will be the exc
cuative board. Mrs. John Mcclure.
Mrs. L. A Graham. Mrs. Howard
Irussel. Mrs. Marcus Bond and Mrs.
Geo. Bishop. Receiving also in the
same parlor will be the past presidents
with some exceptions. They date from
1900 and include Mrs. Guy X. c. Allen.
Mrs. Louise Hubbard Hudson. Mrs. An
drew U. Wilson. Mrs. T. G.. Burke.
Mrs. Katherine Burke and Mrs. Chas.
Morrison The honorary members who
"A bt A"(flNhE arg MIS-. ttaffN Men
del n Mrs. Wilson.
The musical program is in charge OF
Mrs. A =. Ayling and the clubs mem
beers. who Will contribute TO the arer
moons entertainment unsteady are
Mrs. d. 4. McGregor. Miss Mary
Clifford and Miss Katherine Gilbert.
Mrs. Dent Taylor. Mrs. John Arbenz.
Miss Lucille Hicks and Mrs. Lima
Hennig-Sherman will invite the guests
10 partake OF refreshments which Will
be served in the upstairs dining room.
Presiding at the coffee urns will be
Mrs. y. b. Haagsma. Mrs Harold Bren-
len. Mrs. c.. IL Patterson. Mrs. Paul
Reymann and Mrs. l. \ Rolf.
Those pouring chocolate will include
Mrs. Blodsctt. Mrs. Clarence Allen,
Mrs. l. :. Coin and Miss Virginia
Miller.
Those assisting in a general way
will be Mrs. J. W. Bryan. Mrs. Frank
Gibbs. Mrs. John Gilmore. Mrs. T J.
Humphrey. Dr. Elizabeth Keay. Mrs. J.
Newton. The huttcrs viii include the
younger members. Miss Elizabeth
Stamm. Miss Ruth Mason. Miss Eliza
beth Eskey and Mrs. Homer West
The committee of arrangement ara
Mrs. Blanche Dunlevy Steenrod. Mrs.
Dent Taylor, Mrs. d. 4 -cGrcpor.
Mrs. Walter Mcclure. Mrs. a. 7. Ayl-
ing. Mrs. Pierce. Miss Mary clifford
and Miss katherine Gilbert.
Miss Elizabeth Runree has charge
Of the finance committee.
All Club members are given the
privilege Of inviting guests.
The Club colors. yellow and green
viii be used and spring flowers viii De
in evidence.
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A. the First Presbyterian church in
bridgeport. Mondav evening. the mar
riage or Miss Margaret Sfoker. daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Stoksr. Of
That place. was -solemnized when she
wns united In mafrimony TO Mr.. oliver
waters. son or Mrs. !. = Water ~
There were no
Rev. Tohn ". Neei. pastor OF tho Pres
hNteriau church. performed thu mar
rias" ceremony. Immediately follow
Ing tho ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Waters
departed On a wedding journey 90 NOR
fnLs, Va, and Washington. n. G..
The bride is a charming member OF
her social set. and has n large circle OF
H~rquointances. The groom holds a re-
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Senior Class Dance.

As a delightful social affair OF latN
March the Senior class OF the high
school are entering on extensive plans
Tor a dance. which they will give at
settlers hall on the Island. Friday
evening. March "a. Besides the al
ways popular dance. an entertaining
program is being arranged for. which
VIII embody clever features.
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Banauet Thi. Evening.

The young men 81 the Tpworth
league viii DO entertained this evening
al the Fourth Street NJ. r. church by
the young ladies'. The affair Mil ba
held In the dining room az & O'Clock
and will Doe attended los many ~deifEhtfui
features The committee In charu. IN
clutcs Misses Mary Wagner. Jennie
liall. Azele Hullard and Eleanor Bull
lard.
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Mrs. George Morris ~ Washington.
D C.. who has been the house guest
Of Mrs.. Harry Travis. in WarWood FOR
several weeks. was honOred az a lunch
con party given yesterday afternoon
by Mrs. Alfred + AyliuE. az her at-
%traytiye home in Film Grove. Beauti-
full appointments characterized the af-
fair. and p pretty ARRANGEMENT OF yell
low tulips and ionqulis rraced ths
table. at which We're seated a small
lonOre1 one.
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Bereaa Bible Class.

\ social and business session OF the
Berean Bible class ~ the Fourth Street
n. +. church was held yesterday after
noon Several business matters Of i'm
portance received notice. following
which "a program OF interesting numbers
was enjoyed by the mber
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He wants TO be a gentleman
farmer"
But he doesn't know anything
about the work.
Why, he was born on a farm"
Il know. but he hasn't learned
how 10 be a gentleman."+Detroit
Free Press.
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The Ninety and Nine" held their
regular meeting al the home OF Miss
Anna CHASER. Monday evening The
evening was spent pleasantly with mu-
sic and games. and az a late hour Urlt
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The Ladies Aid Society Of tho Island
christian church. will serve supper In
iNr church annex. Friday evening.
March 10. from S 20 s O'Clock
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The Priscilla Sewing club met YES
tcrday afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
Audney McCutcheon. on the Dallas
PIKE The afternoon was pleasantly
Nitht al preparing numerous novelties
with the needle. and other pleasing d.
versions were enjoyed. Following Tho
afternoon pleasures Mrs. McCutchcou
served "a dainty luncheon. The guests
were Mesdames Milton orr. Horace
Powell Ernest jenkins and John suit
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afternoon. TO a sewing and bridge club
of which she j. a member. These pleas
ur's Will fll the hours from 3 until 8
o'clock. when a luncheon OF pretty np-
pointments viii conclude the affair.
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Arranged az a pretty compliment for
Miss nellie lsoug. OF Baltimore. who is
the guest Of Miss Elizabeth S'aum a
luncheon will be- given this afternoon
by Miss Gertrude Garden. at Ler home
OF North Main street Althos Eh very
Informal, and the guests including a
small party OF friends. the appoint
eight guests.
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sor hotel by Mrs. r. I. Levin. who had
as her guests the members OF the Sub
urban club. A series Of progressive
card games pleasantly occupied the
party during the hours from . until 5
o clock. and at the last named hour
a delightful luncheon was served.
Those present were:
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noon OF needle work During the Lenten
season their card parties have been sus-
them cnEu 90 In sewing for the children
OF the orpnons homes.
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sponstbie position with the Lorsin Coal
a Dock Company. al Blaine. o. and ~
also well known- They will reside In
BRIDGEPORT pom their return.
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The members co.. tho J. s club. viii
hc pleasantly entertained this .~veninr
bN Miss Anr"ltr. kalterbarh. AT h.r
nome on North Market street. Several
matters pertaining O.. rho club viii %.
discussed. which will De- followed by th,
Pleasures OF a social evening
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The Ladies' Carroll Social club. as
sembled yesterday afternoon In The mar
Tors OF the Carroll club. for an after
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Basket Bail Game.
Windsor Affair.

4 charmingly arranged party was
given yesterday afternoon at the Wind
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arranged In yellow and white and
other pretty appointments were used.
The guests included:
Misses
Letha Graham Lzette Cook
Irene Minehan Sophia Lande-
Rose Johnson meyer
Bernice Nugent Jessie Cook
Messrs.-
Harry Graham Lou Morris Of
% Nolan Cleveland. o.
Louis balzer Paul RignOr OF
Russell Beuter Canton. o.
Norman Hucbol
basket Ball Game.
An interesting basket ball game will
BE- staged In the gymnasium OF the
Y ". G. \. on Friday evening. The
contestants being the local high school
team. who will contest with the high
school team of Beuaire.