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Festivities for Colonial
Danes.

Mrs. Joseph Daniels was hostess at a
reception at her residence when the
Council of Colonial Danes was asked
to meet the Colonial Danes of the State
Of North Carolina. Those receiving with
Mrs. Daniels we're Mrs. A. NJ. Waddeu,
president of the North Carolina Colonial
Danes; Mrs. Walter williamson. Mrs. w.
n. Harris, Mrs. Ralph Van Landingham,
Miss Lada Rodman. Mrs John NJ. Scott,
Mrs. E. F. Parnham. Miss Sue Moore
Mcqueen, Miss Mary Arlington and Miss
Mary Hilliard Hinton. Among those as
slsting we're Mrs. Frank Anderson, Mrs.
Edward H. Gheen, Mrs. A w. Bagley,
Mrs. A. J. Montague, Mrs D. w. Wurts-
baugh, Mrs. r. c. Langdon. Mrs NJ. H
Bagley, the Misses Overman. the Misses
Small, the Misses Bagley. Miss Mary B.
Wilson, Miss Nancy Farley, Miss James,
Miss Ihrie Pou, Miss Venable, Mrs. Har-
vey and Miss Dinwiddie.
The National Society of the Colonial
Danes of America, of the District of Co.
lumbia gave a brilliant reception at the
Washington Club in honor of the Co.
lonial Danes of the council. The guests
were received by Miss Strong, Mrs. AL
lerton Cushman, Mrs. Thomas o. Self
ridge, Mrs. A. W. Greedy, Mrs. c. c.
Glover. Mrs. Thomas F. Bayard. Mrs.
j. H. Gordon, Mrs. W. w. KimbaI. Mrs
w G. Peter, Mrs. C. H. Davis, Mrs. T.
F. Jewell, Miss Mamie Randolph Heth,
and others. The decorations were OF
graceful bouquets of yellow snapdragons
and Jonquils tied with blue ribbons, the
colors of the society.
Mrs. Willard Brownson, Mrs William
LIttauer and Mrs. James Carroll Frazer,
members of the New York Society of
the Colonial Danes of America, enter
tanned at luncheon at the club of Co
lonial Danes in compliment to the New
York State delegation to the council.
The guests included Mrs Elihu Chauncey,
Mrs. Hamilton Fairfax. Mrs. Anson At
terbury. Mrs. Daniel Manning, Mrs Ed
ward G. Janeway. Mrs. Thorne, Mrs.
Samuel Verplanck. Mrs. William Rob-
ison, Mrs. William B. Beekman, Mrs.
Frederick Thompson, Mrs. Josephus
Daniels, Mrs. Henry F. Dimock, Mrs
Charles S. Hamlin. Mrs. Robert Roose-
welt, Mrs. Charles H. Davis, Mrs George
P. Mclean, Mrs. Kirke Porter, Mrs.
Lester, of Michigan; Mrs. Nathaniel Ter
ny Bacon. Mrs. woodman, of West vir-
ginia; Miss Edith Andrew, of Boston;
Mrs. Samuel Spencer, Mrs. Gilmer
Brenizer, Miss Edith Benham, Mrs.
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Several Interesting Dinners

Admiral and Mrs. Frederic R. Har-
ris entertained at dinner at the Army
and Navy Club, in honor of the Secre-
tary Of the Navy and Mrs. Daniels.
The other guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
George Lavino and Mr.. Charles Gilpin,
Of Philadelphia, house guests of Ad-
miral and Mrs. Harris: Senator and
Mrs. Swanson, Gen. William NJ Black,
Surgeon Gen. and Mrs Braisted, Col.
and Mrs. Richmond P. Davis, Capt. and
Mrs. James H. Glennon, Capt W.
Strother Smith, Miss Margaret Smith,
Civil Engineer and Mrs. Archibald L.
Parsons, Mr.. and Mrs. L T. Mann, Mr..
and Mrs. S. c. Neale. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas B. Hutchinson, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Wheatley, Mrs. Thomas Lock-
wood, Mrs. Francois Berger Moran.
Miss Brownell, Miss Dorothy bennett,
Miss Hill, Capt. Frank Chambers, Com
mander Henry c. Dinger, and Civil En-
gineer Ernest H. Brownell.
Assistant Attorney General and Mrs.
Samuel Jordan Graham were hosts at
dinner at the Army and Navy Club, in
honor of the Secretary of Agriculture
and Mrs. Houston. Those asked to meet
the honor guests were Senator Phelan,
Representative and Mrs. Ragsdale, AS
sistant Secretary of the Interior and
4hIS. NAHOGlGuS "A. JOleS, IU6 Governor
of the Federal Reserve Board and Mrs
Charles Hamlin, Assistant Attorney
General and Mrs. Charles Warren.
Prof. and Mrs. Stimson Brown, Mr.. and
Mrs. Winthrop Moore Daniels and Mrs.
John Lindsay Morehead.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hampson Gary enter
tanned at dinner at the Army and Navy
Club, having as their guests Mr. and
Mrs. George Dunlop and their house
guest, Mrs. Newbold, of Baltimore; Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Crane, Mr.. and Mrs.
Reeve Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
McKenney, and Mr.. Walter Penfeld.
An interesting dinner at tSe Army
and Navy Club was given by the
classes of '91 of West Point and An
napolis. Those in the party were Mai.
and Mrs. Pierce, Maj. and Mrs. Arm
strong. Capt and Mrs. Clark, Maj. Ely,
Maj. and Mrs. Jackson. Mai and Mrs.
Wahl, Maj. and Mrs. White, Mrs. Ben
nett, Mrs. Glasgow. Mrs. Heavy, Com
mander and Mrs. Laws, Commander
and Mrs. Christy, Mr.. and Mrs. Consaul
Commander and Mrs. Irwin. Col and
Mrs. Lane, Commander and Mrs. Leigh,
Col. and Mrs. McLemore, Col. and Mrs.
Richards, Mr.. and Mrs. Saunders, Col
and Mrs. Williams, Commander and
Mrs. willard. Mrs. Althouse, Mrs. EN-
rich, Mrs. Macfarland, Mrs. Pollock,
Mrs. Sem, Maj. Crobe, Maj. Scherer-
and Maj. Johnston.
Mrs. william c. Bennett entertained
at dinner at the Cairo, in compliment
to Senator and Mrs. Harding. The
other guests were Senator and Mrs
Harding, Gen. and Mrs. Price, Mr. and
Mrs. John Hamilton. Mr.. and Mrs. will
lam Walker Smith, and Capt. and Mrs.
Perry L. Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. George Y. Wheeler en-
tertained at dinner at the Chevy Chase
Club before the mid-week dance in
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Charles Cowles Tucker. Mrs. Goddard.
Mrs. c. J. White, of Massachusetts: Mrs
Loring, Of Massachusetts,; Mrs. H. N
Taplln, Mrs. Charles G. Matthews. Mrs
Cruger Smith and Miss Ellen Wood.
Mrs. William Rufin Cox, honorary
president IF the Colonial Danes of Amer
lea. was guest of honor at a luncheon
at the Hotel Lafayette with Mrs H. L.
Rust and Miss Armatt as hostesses.
Among the guests asked to meet Mrs
Cox were The president Of the Colonial
Danes of Maine. Pennsylvania New Jer-
sey. Maryland, and North Carolina, the
delegates to the council from Virginia,
Deaconess Libbey. of Massachusetts,, and
Miss Barbour Walker. Of New York.
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Skeptlcal are forced to admiration.
But while some of the fashionable
folk are working for America, others
have not forgotten the dire needs Of
the struggling countries abroad. For
the wounded British soldiers, a little
group of society folk are arranging a
series Of teas and dances at Octagon
House, incidental to the Horse Show
This charming and historic old place
situated so closely TO the show grounds,
will be a popular rendezvous this week
when almost every one will wish to
visit the quaint old garden with its old
fashioned box and shrubs, and sip a
cup of tea under the ancient trees which
cast their shade over such distinguished
guests as Thomas Jefferson, Madison,
Monroe, and the Marquis de Lafayette
There will be dancing afternoons and
evenings on specially provided plat
form in the garden and all manner Of
interesting features will be interpolated
each day,
Al fresco entertaining has a peculiar
charm Of its own which the drawing
room can never equal IN favorable
spring weather Mrs. Luther Mott was
hostess at d most attractive luncheon
last week when Mrs. Robert Lansing
and her house guests, Mrs. Stebbins and
Mrs. Valentine, of Watertown, n. Y,
were the honor guests. The luncheon
was served on the lawn at Old Pierce
Mill in the center Of Rock Creek Park
where the trees are Just beginning to
unfurl their tender leaves and the dog
wood IS a riotous mass of bloom. A
similarly lovely springtine effect pre-
vailed at the marriage Of Miss Nav
Power and Lieut.. LightIe on Tuesday
Although the ceremony was performed
in the brides apartment at the Park
wood, the walls Of the drawing-room
were scarcely visible through the mass
Of lilies, roses and other spring bios
SONS which formed a bower for the
bridal couple,
One OF the prettiest and most artistic
spots in town these days is the Con-
gressional Club The scene of almost
continual social activity, the decora-
tions OF all varieties of spring flowers
and graceful sprays of fruit blossoms
are constantly renewed, and the long.
cool drawing rooms are redoIent with
their fragrance. The clubhouse is the
mecca Of official folk these baIny aft
ernoons and some charming form Of
hospitality seems ever awaiting the
chance guest. The club celebrated IFS
seventh birthday with a May Day musi-
Gale and luncheon last week. Always
an important factor in the social affairs
Of the Capital, it has quite outdone its
former fame this season with a series
Of brilliant and distinctive entertain
ments, the Monday evening dances be-
ing not the least of its pleasant hos
pitalities.
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Springtin1e Gayefes Are Al Fresco
By MILDRED MARSHALL KooNCE.

WY Easter week. resumed its normal stride
Va social affairs progressing with and padt The
w removing
fvo and the time for the fresh onslaught
festivities which follows the wake of the Horse Show In "
small other diversions Naturally the Horse Show
to of
unfaing fashionable
wondering
fill their social The
of
Certainly
heartily and
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The Diplomatic Corps.

The Italian Ambassador, Count Machi
oi Cellere, who has been at Hot
Springs, Va, for the past fortnight,
VIII return to Washington this week
and VIII join Countess di Cellere at
the embassy.
The Charge d'AHaires Of Chile and
Nine. Cuevas have cards out for a din
ner on Thursday, May II.
Col Golejewski. military attache to
the Russian Embassy, has leased the
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Booth bungalow near Baileys Beach,
Newport, for the summer season.
The charge d'affaires of the Austrian
Embassy. Baron zwiedenek, has re-
turned to Washington after a short
visit in Philadelphia. where he attend
ed the Red Cross bazaar on Friday
evening.
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DbiIipsbr1rtt
THE OUTER y y GARMENT SHOP
DOS 10 o6AlELEyENTHZS STREET

best manner. prevailing Repairing and remodeIng
| special summer prices.
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The marriage of Miss Amelia
bar Shields, daughter of the Re
Mrs. Van Winder Shields, of ia
Vile. Fla, to Mr.. Carl Robertson
Of this city. will take pla
Wednesday, May 10, at s o'clock
Johns Church. Jacksonville
Douglas Cornwall will be best m
Kurtz and his bride will reside
Woodward and will be at hom
June Is.
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u. D. c. Vaudeville Tea.

One of the most delightfully."- unique
benefits ever given in this city will be
the vaudeville tea to be given by the
District of Columbia division, United
The Washington herald., 1916-05-07

MRS. WILLIAM LGETLE. formerly Miss May dAon Power whose
marriage Lieut. Lghe u N. took place last Tuesday Mrs Eghe
of the charming and popular of the spring brides
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- Dem Stabtratb pirD bemnddil
bon sinem aommittss. bas iih aus
8sriretsrn bon Observation-Disclosures
unb Biireerpereinisunaen 5uiammenr
issi, bns aniu9eH auseben. cine 5reis
briefipabI an3uberaumen. Sollie Der
Stabtraib bieiem gerlonqen nits
sntIpre6en. 10 pirb bic 9rass ben
WGbIern bireit in elmer IeiersnbumS
rabl porsslsst iperben, bn bic peten'
ten inter alien llmit1nben einen neiNn
5reibrief fiir bic Stabt gu fi4ern
fpiiniden.
- Or. W. 6. SsibinssT,lb tpurbs
eelessntlid Der in gpanseills, Jnb.,
Itattsebabten aonDsntion Der Sbio
@alsp WebieaI aiIoeintion gum brits
ten Wise prGiibsntsn bsf @sreini.
suns sripdblt.
Sm arbeitsbauie tpirb omDani.
faeunsstaae 5ur llnterbaItuns Der
5dfilines cine WaubepiGs Doritel.
ling orransirt unb perihiebene SGft.
linge tuerben eelsssntlit bisIer Mufs
fiibruns aIs WiuIiisr mitririen.
@slsssnilid bsr Sabrespers
fammluna Der Obio WalIep Jmprpbes
ratnt GHoeiatiog bic tn Suutinstou.
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an ber Wcnmoutb Strobe fcII ens
syenertpebrifene an Der Sardtogo
Strabe etobIirt iperben, neil in iensm
StabttbeiI Elm beferes Eerrdin
beTersn Sdus Dor Geuersgefabr er'
balten fon. Die 9lenberunsen follen.
fpbalb bas Budget fir 1917 feitseiteIi
lit, porsenommsn tpsrben. Sn bsn
neuen Hubaet psrben 2obnerb0tunr
aen fir ole Q(nseftelIten Der Offentlis
den Derfe, fuluis srbSbte SaIdre fiir
bic poli5ei uno 5ellertpebr porseiebsn
tperben. Mapor 9ipinsiton unb 5ie
StabttpmmiiiGrs tperben jebo9 bet
Der SeititelIung Der ein5eInen poiten
iebr otonpmi6 gu Werte eeben, ba bic
Steuerrate fiji 1917 unter teinen
umitdnben rbobt tpspben iou.
Serr Senrp priee. ipsl4er pcr
25 Sabren bier inter Der 6irma
Statbam &c g}rice elm @eihdit be-
triebsn bat urb ieitbem abtpdenb mar,
1T gum geIu6 isiner JreliHbe BON
Buffalo. 81, g.. no r sesenipdrtlg
iein @ef6dft betreibt, bier sinsetrofs
fen. Gr piro BEN 50sjdbrisen Stifs
tunssfeft Der .Ropal slr&" Jreimaiis
rer non gintinnati bsirpotnen.
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Sur iinteriudDuns bon anseblidel
&ablbstrlsertifu auf ben 4. &c.
Sember einberufeu-

gunbesridter $olliiier oronete &c.
tern bic gusloiung elmer @uno,s.
oSranbiurp on, Die am 4. De5eniber in
&ieung treteu uno aneeblihe Wabl.
5etriigereien irrtteriud)en fol-, Die
i'm ii,olid,en @eridts1iiirift bon Obio
Deriibt ipurben.
Tie Meiiung gum auslofcn Der
@roBgeihnorenen CAB @ifter Soai.
tier geitern, nafloem er cine Gonfe'
rcns nit bem 8unbesbiitriftantunIt
gtuart gf. @olin. iofpie nit oem Son.
aer.@ @eneralanipalt Branf 6. Dailep
geEabt bate. her in ben letter. @oden
III Ohio iinIbergereiit lit uno angeb.
Iiden WablidpuiubeIeien radjgeipIirt
lat.
Serner iprrbcn eeitern aud, breibiJ
aieinseidnporene fir o1s gunocs.
siitrittgerida alisaeIcoit uno ans III.
ncn ioa bic Siirp 5uiamuengciteI!t
rernal, Dor heIfer her proSeB gegen
elmer g. @aIbrcitb unb CHARLES s.
Toris rpegen anaebIihen gergebsnS
gegen bic @aifseiese perbanoeIi lper-
on ica. 9ieie Observation-Disclosures
mcroen iiir ben II. De3ember norgela.
ben nno Der Bro5eb 1T aitf ben IL. &c.
jenlber dnberalmt ipor6en.
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Rein Slid
!patte apiualt 5burnoDfe NIT BEN Ser
iad ,iuei gOIi5iiten perbaiteH ,u
laiIen.

gltf elm Soar tpdren aeitern 5,pcl
UiitgIieoer Der itabtiiden Yolpei, sic
Goii5iiten gSiliam 9obrnan uho
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baitet ,poroen. Die .Saftbeieble segcil
lie maren bereits aiisaeiteIlt iporSel.
aber Die golIitrefiing ipiir6e proulp;
iubibirt, nadjbrm ole Sbatiad)e tonitl
iirt woroen lpar, ooB es iid nm 5lpeI
itaottidle Yoli3iiten banoelfe.
gie SaitbeiebIe ipurten mif @etan.
laiiung oes glnipaIts Ibornopte opn
Seonarb WenaeI, einem ausitdnoisch
Ybotoeranclr, erpirft, Der porgeitern
gbenS 5uiammeu nit perifieoerlen ui.
oeren Streifern bon Den 8eamten oer
hdftet iporoen mar. ireiI er nno ieint
&efnbrten angeblib ben Eboto5rapci;r
0altpr eidmer, bon Der GucIib spc.,
Der nif,t an ben @asitano geben nil
beIdl!igt bntten.
gPen3al bebauptete i'm Bureau oeS
loIi5eigeridtseIerts, onB 5tuet 4riuai
poIi5iiten Rnlens 2obman uno Sbeng
ibn ongepadt itno seid)iittelt bdttcn
rnb Der !SiIiseIert slibton itelIte ocr
aiif1iu bic Saftbefeble aus. ScbaIb j..
bOdp betnmt nuroe, bob es ildl mi
iIdotiid,e goIi3iiten banoelte, ipuroen
bic Saftbeieble prompt sliriifsenom
men. lineeaftet Ger 5hatiate, oaB stu
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Elm SnftbeiebI MIR nah porber or
lanater 3uitiHunllns cines siltterS CT
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aIs Wduber iosntiii,irt.

Ter Observation-Disclosures Oscar
SrIid, BON go. 958 Wniiau Strabe,
ncr mie ausfiibrIid beridtet, porse.
itern in ieinem 0aneu Don ypei StrcI'
fen iiberfaIlen uHb nm $50 berau6i
iporoen mar. ioentiii,irte geitern Rad,.
niittng in Der Capitalization ben ~
lnbre alten allbert Saps. DON N,-
2l53 DuIton Gueruie. als einen Der
Rnuber.
Sdbs trurbe adtern Tscrgen au fri.
ber Shmbe BON benz Gereeanten 8alo.
min unb ben DoIi,iiten abel, Wrlpbt,
aadlou uab CURT binefeit genots,
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Muf DFieuer gtrabe
Sat f6 btuts giOrseu in Der a'Som.
n,eoieu 2IIlep eiu iu,ueit uid)t poiitip
ioentifi3irttr RanR erj6ofeu.

Sutter ocm Smlie Ro. 324 George
Strabe, IN Der 2Sonrrebieu sIlcp.
madyte bcute Waorsen geeen bnIb etrl
llbr ein iOloeit nod midi ioentiiiSirter
Rann .einem 2eben elm Gube, inbsm
CT Ii1 eine ;aiseI IN ben aopf lagte,
sic ieiuen asgenbIidIi6en Icb sur
,Solge bntte.
4erionrn in Der 9adbarid,dft Dor.
en- einen olnEpfen Small uuo gIallbtcn
nuiiusIidl. oab es iid nm bos gIasen
zines 9lutomebilreifens banbelt.,
big penige yinaiten ipater cine 6rau,
Die 5uufnQigerpeife Slr6 bas @aB.
6en ginS, ben in ieinem gIute liegen.
ben Sabmorber imlO
Die pOIisei purbe uupsr5iias
lid bsna6yi9tigt unb Der Sel6f.m6r,
Der purbe nad bem itdbtif6eu 9Oipi.
tag ssbrat., jehoh BON bort, bu nur
nod Der btreits eingeiretens sob tom
itatirt fperb,n fonnte, mad Der Worsue
bef0rbert. Die augel, bic Der Wann
f9 in ben Ropf seiast bate, bette
cine gang fur4tbdre Wir.uns ssbu6t
unb Der gmpfanssar5t I'm Soipital
bemertts, baB Is ben ginbrud made.
ais ob bi, Munbe, burh ipsl4e Elm
Stiit Der S4dbeIbede abseriHen NOR,
benipar, iObab bic SirnmaiIe berpor.
qupu, pon sinem Gatlins .9ef4iis ber'
urfadt poroen 5ei.
Ra6 pdpieren, ipeIGe an bem 9ob'
ten gefunben >ipurben, neiet bic po'
Ii3si fopsit ,ur alnii4t. baB Der 2es
beusmiibe nit einem geipifen 9icto-
S6aab ib,ntif1 1T.
gln benz Eobten purbe In ber WoI'
que elm gdntbu9 einer Ban, in
WibbIstonn, o.. ouf ben Ramsu
8ictOr s6aab lautenb sefunben, aug
oem srbsllte, baB Der Snba6er erf Dor
psnisen 5assn 500 einbe3ablt uno
bonn porssfttrn $25 se5oeen batt..
IN gaargslb battle Der 5obte S1l09
On fich.
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Sabea ipdbreub bes Serfloiienen 5is.
faliabres 33l EeriOuen poin
Gcnntp erbalten.

g2Gbrenb bes fiirolid sl gnbe &c.
enngenen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES babeil
3al Belionerrglin i'm
tSeiummltbetrnge BON $44,556.25 BON
@ountp erbaIten. Diefes erbellte aus
Gem 9eridt, ben Or. Gouis Strider.
Der sic 8ertbeiline oieier @elber iiber'
.pat,t eeitern ben GountDfonnuiiidrcn
Iuterbreitete.
@6brerb bes Sabres fpatrbe elmer
9erion, bic ibr sluseitItdf ipieber.
erlnnet botte. bic gltnbenrcniion emit
soaen uno bon 49 ne,ien BeDerbern
.,osen Spei lire GppIitatioueu surii6.
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Che 'Grlaubnibf@eine

JGlarnce 80. Sarris. 80, Ct. 5Ofspb.
( gtiiiouri.
t9ioIst prOsbI, %, 815 Gin Str.
)paul Didenbadb, %, 525 20. 2. ct
lGIorenes us. IL. 5l9 besgI.
jWaltsr Wa, Wstmsr. 80, 1542 Ma,
DerIp ape.
lgbna WoIif. q. 26o5 Jenion alpe,
IJreb. StOrmer, 27, 1881 Sonss Ctr,
lJrsns 2udts. 90, 1899 WaSe Str,
JaInanbsr pOpa, 80. 1881 aud Ctr,
lyiatalia platau, q, beseI.
Jginteut et.lser. %. 2537 Columbia
I 9penue.
lGbbtb WprrelI. 18, 2414 gaftern ap
JSreb. SeIm, %. Gobineton, ap.
lWiarie 2eibbsifer. q, 1873 2pOn Cir,
|alb.ri 9. miuer. 33. eouisDilIc, as
laena GIiiforb, SO, .931 W. 8. Str,
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Der NrauerfOnbent.
Gmpfeblunsen bes GrdEbsnten SOL
8uitap gabit anuerauSert anse'
nOmmen.

lie llniteb States grepers gliiceia'
tion bat in ibrer in GIepeIano iiaiise'
babten ino nunmebr gum gtbitlub &C.
Ianaten SnbresperiGnunllng bic enl'
piebIiineen. melte bet 9raiibent Der
gereinigung Sol. Guitan Babii bon
MiIpailfee In feinen e5abresbertdH &C.
maGt unb iiber bic in bieien Spaltei
GusiiibrIih hribtet iporoen, einltllr'
mig ,uib unberdr,oert ansenonmten.
,Serner ipiirben Die iolgenoen Bsr'
lpaltungSrGtbe erpdbIt: @omarS Ri,h!,
soiton, Wlafi.; s. s. Rpoaa, 4ittS'
burg. Ia.; grneit ,Seder. Sr, &an'
ollie, I'll ; Con-. O. sd,lieoer, yesp
0rIeons, Ga; sliloolpb 5. Sd,aeirr,
Pcp gort, R. o.; @iIiam SannL
Ct. @auI, Wtinn., iino s.. =. slntrop,
Souiton. Seras.
aluberbem rpurben bic itdnbigen
aommittees betimnt unb, pie BON
9soritano ausgeipabIt, beitatigt:
Games n. Nid,olion Bon goftou, Dor.
iicer bes @erotbungs Gpulmittees /;
SgaIter Y. Carl, goriiser bes 9iei.
lang. .elusidn,'ies; 9o,iis 9. .Sd'rnm
Don groofIpn. q. D., @oriiser oes
elrbeiter. .aorrnittees; 6. 8. sSei8cn'
fran Don Netparf, u 8. goriiscr
Ses Niibifations.aouuuittecs Better
1bcuer ron Chicago. Noriieer oes
OiitgIiebff,afts. s.aoHntittees; Charles
sSieoenrarln, gepport. ap., 9oriiser
bes ianoipirtbidaftIiden aonmlittees.
unb Sugo u. aodIer, Ct. 2ouis,
@oriiser bes Trcnsporations. Som.
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grpubDap. eripirtte geIiern sinsr
5afbefebl seaen Clarence grsebin..
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am Donnsritaa 2lbsnb nit ibm aus
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mann tam Jrl. Mbams 5u 5iIfs unp
bra6te, ME SRI. Gbams fer poli3si
mitt5eiIis, 9resbine auf Den Grab.
Rabrunssmiitsl Snfpsitor
9lume bonn itabtiidsn Geiunbbeiis
amt eripirtte gefiern einen 5oftbefeh
eegsn ben Msltersibsfibsr gbpin Wlc
girnsp untsr Der 4ntIase fdlIh eii
.sitiri. WiI4 in ben 5anbsl sebra6i
5u baben.
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397 8aum Strab, eripirile ss'terr
einen SafibsfebI sesen 9eonarb penee.
Der Ro. 319 Soutbern aptnus mob
nen ioa, uuter Der anilaa., Gslb ur
ter falidsn 9prfpieselunsm erIanst
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te!s, CAB iie peitre SO, naGbem er iby
bic gerii6eruns ssgeben. oab +, fiir
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baltsn follie.
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lid zines MortipehTels Don yri
grootfislb ms Geii&t ssf9lastn.
2luf fein sisenss 2lnsuden tpur.
be asiisrn Radmiitns bon BEN poll
5iiten 6uber Elm setpiii.r Wiuiam
gpans aus Columbus osrbnftet, be.
ssFanb, sinsr in Columbus ipobnen
ben Ridte $40 eniipsubst ,u hnben.
- Der ongeblide 5obn Sbpmas
her, ipis 1usfiibrIid btritpi,i. BORG.
iiern bei einer RaSjia auf bas Sdus
No. 626 Jobn Strobe nit goeain IN
ieinem 8tiib ssfunbsn porbm mar,
III geifsrn als Carl gIdrf, Gpbn eints
asoIiifisn Rou GopinaiOa ipsu!iiiair.
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Die auf aasemeinen Ddnid mor,
ger 4benb itattfinbsnoe Wieberbos
lung bon Sobann Siraub' Wleifers
Spsrstie Die JIebermars" bat, mi:
Der rese UOrpertaui 5sist. Elm Snters
! eiis ipadseruFen, mi. ss Iib intsriiper
COR Der eriten Quffiibruns ni4t be-
fiinbet batte. glber bic belben 9dite,
SRI. alma Bed als'. 9lDei." unb Serf
Gubiuig Gpbifb als .Giieniisiu" es
ransen uls Geianess uno ndritellenoe
aiinitIsr Iolde Sriumpbe unb Serr
prof. 2ouis @ietpr S1ar. burh feline
forsfdliise uno bepdbrte l!rbeit d!s
mifitaIiider Setter, brd9ie bieS6ona
beiten, ordeitralen unb se'ansIi9en,
bes uniterbliaen Wertes 10 tlar IN
ben 8oroersrunb unb leitets bic gang:
gluffiibruns nit 10 il6,,er, fefter
Sanb, bab ielbfi gsiber iih gu benz
3ueeitanbnib beqIsmen mubien, Gins
einnati babe ME porber eiEe pOllenoes
tsrs Opsrettsn 2lufiiibruns eylebt.
Die SpIge aber III, baB Die bsiipiel'
lps erfoIsreide 9Oriteaans Stabts
eeiprah seipOrbsn 1T, uno psnn nidt
ollie anseiden iriissn, miro Der Be-
fuh moreen Qbenb nod ildrtsr fein
aIs bel Der sriisn 2lwiiibruns.
gDie Ibon befdnnt esg:fen, miro
Die .Jlebermaus" in senau berielben
sldnSeuben gsiesung ssaeben tpi:
oorb.r, unb unter Der muiiialii4sn
Qeiiuns bon prof. Saar.
Sir bas srobs SiinitIsrtou3ert i'm
sipeiten qtt III oas fo!geno, bo9inter,
eHante progtamm arranslri:
1-@ruppe pom brei 9isbsin:
Al WaIbfabrt - Robert 5ran5.
b Sm Ssrbit - Rooert Jrans.
q @erssbli5ss StGuofen -
aidaro 8rahms.
GIma Bed.
2-Qisbsrgruppe:
al Su biit bic Rub - SCHUBERT
b Du biit ,pis cine Slame -
Ghumann
. Susigrura - Ridorb Stranb
Sobn u. Soffmaun.
g.. .9eorg" - Nris aus. Der Waf'
isni9mieb' - aorsing.
GubtDts ep5ii4
4ptaro -
a. GanOttegWluf.ttt -
apuis Dieior Saar
81 Ylue.!s 9iaIos
2ouis 9ittor gaar
Dom apmponiIisn, pruf. 2ouis
Dietnr Goar.
Der @orpsrtauf fir bic @orfsaung
IN bel Dob urb aa.amp, apotbets.
@ine unS u. Strubs. SeI. Canal
1917 unS gor Office bes GraHo
Opera Souie, Eel. Canal 4o1.