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IN North America. In the past, his
tories of the United States have beer
ignorantly neglectful of the story o-
Spanish influence, and have told only
the story of the advance of English
speaking America from East to West
Now Professor Bolton and his stu
dents are publishing many volumes
every year revealing the great dram
of Spain in the New World. So dis
tinct is this movement in American
history, that the great scientific his
torical journals are frequently now
adays speaking of Professor Bolton's
"schooF' of historical writer's.
Professor Bottoms discoveries began
some fifteen years ago, when he be
came professor of history in the Uni
versity of Texas. Born in 1870, he
had been educated at the Universit,
Of wisconsin, where he graduated in
1895, and at the University Of Penn.
sylvania, where he took his Ph. D
~ Ao""' III 1OOo lle leIJ texas TO
become professor of American histor
at Stanford, and since 1911 he has
been professor of American histor
in the University Of California.
Professor Bottoms researches of
many years in the Mexican archives
eliminated in 1913 in the publication
by the Carnegie Institution of Wash.
ington of his "Gude to Materials fol
the History Of the United States in
the Principal Archives of Mexico.
This book revealed the whereabouts
Gf Vast stores Of unknown documents
which it will take the historians a
hundred years to make adequate use
of. After winning a reputation as
discoverer of unknown material for
Spanish history in America, Profes-
sor Bolton during the past three or
four years has become widely known
as Interpreter of the results of his in
vestigations. The University of Cali
fornia has published recently vol
ume written by Professor Bolton on
"Texas in the Middle Eighteenth Cen
tuly; Studies in Spanish Colonial His
tory and Administration" an account
of a period that historically has been
almost blank, based almost entirely |
on manuscripts discovered by Profes
sor Bolton. During the past two
years he has written also two volumes
IN "Athanase de Mezieres and the
Louisiana-Texas Frontier, 1768-1789,"
/ contribution to the history of the
Spanish regime in Louisiana; "Spanish
in the Southwest, 1912
7O6," two-thirds of the contents of
his volume being hitherto unpub-
listed in English, and the rest never
efore printed in any language, and,
n collaboration with Professor II.
Horse Stephens, Forthcoming vol
me on "The Pacific Coast in History"
volume to appear before the end of
his year. He has published large
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tt9 mad Waibnnston unterpegs unb
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/ 0emeraln,aict Mpbert e,
mias, +
DIR G6ei heS Separtements fiir Mi'
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Nnfbington tS. September
sim sDeor1tog lit in Mnittngton De-
@eneraImoior 9llbert 6. Dtills, bel
Gbef Oes Separtements fir willis
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ring eeitorban. gr mar in Sseip Dor
seborelt iuto i'm SSabre 1874 gum Stu
|inetten in Ser MiiIitGrsglfaoenlie er
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general beforoert. Wtebrere Sabrf
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quarter in 9(tlanta Ga. Grit III
lebteit Monat tpnr er gum General
MAJOR beforbert porben.
Gle General Nfils sim 2eiter oes
Geparten1ents fir Wiili5.Ingelegelt'
tci.en ernannt murbe, mar er Sllpcr'
irtenbent Der WeiIi5. .afabemie gene.
fen. Gr mar es eerpeien, Der ben W'o'
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felt Ser geotionalgarbe einaetreten
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res SnItcn1s itbiriblieler WiIis-Sr'
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Stultern oes @enerals 0tills gele'
acn. gr blnterldBt ni,eer ietner Gat'
TIM einen Sobr, ben Seutnant Gbelter
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nnb eine Sodter, Jraa
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9todr1ittag nod in ieinem @ltrean
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pen einen lansen Hitt sentaht.
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9prpebirt
Wurbe ansebIi4 Der eng
Tide Dampfer .ReIDis
nia4, Der % umeritas
uif@e pferbefne1ts
IN e IN.


mia, be- % umeriids
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on gorb batte
Rem gort, 1s. Sept. Ser eng
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isr pierbetns4te, Der am Woutas bie'
mi. b.m Oampier .zuscania" bon be-
gunurD ainis eintraf.
Sn ben 9epsiden bi. aus Gnslani
siusetroffen iparen, mar bic 1rage of'
len a.laiien porbeu, Db Die raeIpinia'
bic ii6 BON Rsipport Relrs. @a.. nnd
9Iasgoip irnterpegs bsfcnb unb on
2. @eptemb.r untersine, tprpeoirt
iporben ober aaf cine Mins oufsefaa'
rem fei.
glgeHteu bs5 Stnatsoepartemerlfs
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men bic 2lusfagen Der pferbetne9te
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unb bic omsrt!anii1eH pferbetnedts,
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den pfsrbstranspprt beslsiieten, DOS
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iekn, ing Wl.r unb ipurben piersshr
Stunben ipGter BON einsm Slider
bampfer aufssfiiht.-
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birt purte, elm ilsiHes oiHt IN b.;
unmif.elbar.n T1bs ssieben. bas bdnp
plDbltd] perlmpdHp. Qletputd iptlo
er in Ieinsm @iauben bsiiGrtt. bab Der
Dampfer Don sinem Saa4bpot anse'
sriffeH ipnrbe.
Wafbington. .. O.. 18. Sspi.
8om Stnatsospariement lperben tstre
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.aslpiuia1 s,tsan tpsrSsn, sbs ni9i
Bic Conformation, Inn ip..de bic an..
ritaniIdg gotl1afi in apnbon eriutt
tporben, eius.irrff.n III. Die bsfdp0s
renen ausfassn Der tn Rem yor:
pernommenen pftrbeine9te ipsrbtn gs'
nau NIT ben 8erihten Der amsrilanis
ZEN 9laenim IN aonben pergIifKa
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tprRbiri ipurh. unb i!iHt dnf eine
Mline nuflisf, 70 tpirb tas Gtaaiss
bepariem.nt ii9 obne iy-uss In Der
9lngsleesnbeit nit Dsrti4lanb tn
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Gran.rei4 Sieht man
g.rsftiHe ahsr bic
Einan3Idge berger.

~
gersltiHe dhsr bh
Ginan5luge berger.
Gtddttn nor bent
aritst nnb iesf.
4 pdris, 1S. Sept. Mar 9ci4tles
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nm Tlpntae an,srifus sesenipnrtis'
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es.
,Son,als ianbten bic Der. Sfdotsr
sipif6eu $2Oo,OOO,oOo unb $780,
100000 als 3infen fir erbaltelt=
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ben on perioaen seidnO.. bic ibren
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st6en bctten, unb $2O,0Oo,000 Bis
S4O,OOO,O0O IN Oseanfroat.
Seit slusbru4 bes arieses babsn
bic Wereinisten Staaten $4,000, 900
in @olb impor!irt uno einen bstra4t@
tihen She'll Der friiber dufsenommes
nen Oarlebsn suriideri itatiet, iie baben
i9ren Sanbsl naa bem auslanS I'M
$2,250,OOO iahrli6 erb0bt unb an
auslanbii9e Mdbte $1,470,0OO. 900
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gum sroben lbeil an bic Steae bes
friibsr alImd1:isen ensl'iasn pfunbs
Sterling setr.een tit.
Ob bic 9st. Gtaatrr angefi6ts
ibrer mansel9aften SindnsDrsaniids
tion ibte nunalebr eroberte SteQung
bebaupten tperoen tpirb BON Der 81
nansz unb $ounbelspolitit Imeritas
abbGnsen. Die Qntunft elmer amerifas
nifhen SanbetstommiF:pr in Jrunts
reid beutet an, bab bieQmeritaner CUR
Grtenntnib ber Sbatfa6e setommen
finb, bab iie benz 9lustaul4sefeB
atpii9sn ben oerI4iebenen adnoern
nldtommen anb i'm Iagemeinen
ebenIp pisl eintaufen miiien, als iie
pertaufen."
(SaDn esIast! Wis iebt es aber
nit benz 9lliirten SanSslstriesa
Mnm. b. Rsb.>
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GEO. P. SCHWHTzER.
VOLKSBLATT
10 B R 0 0 M s
127 On z. straas.
Srmdiabett
tebs5 sfr1 In benfAss srb ensllfcer sorn6.
Ms 0sfAaftSIeufs. gsrens etc. usberfetnBass
psrbeH nvf prnfA tefcput
9rmdiabei,
Maffeperp lter fir bic
banterotte 8insburg
9aHternannt.

gbieaso, 18. Sept. - gunbess
ridisr 2nnbis ernannte am MoniaJ
bic Central Sruii So. gum MaiIss
btripaIt.r fir bic ginsburs 8ani, oi.
am Sauitag ssidloIen purbs. Der
Bomb Der Gsisuidaft ipurb, auf spei
Gents unb terjsniss Der petiiioniereni
ben GIdilbissr aui einen Gent lt'es
feet. SGmmtliGe giiftr Der 9oHt
ipurben bon Gtaatsanpalt 5opne nil
geialas bslsst.
adtrbaus Gag.
Columbus, g., 1s. Sept. -
Der 8oubsrn.ur gBiais protlamiri:
om Tionias ben 10. 6obsmbsr als
4d.rfau gag unb forbert CUR alts
qemeinen gecbantiiua besisl6eH auf
Or fhldst Dor. bab glderbaus nno
giirser Srganifationsn, Colleges.
llniperiit1tsn unb bic Sffentliheu
ShuI.n sssianete Gsiern an BEN 5as
&c psranfali.n.
s0idbriger @efangener
beanaoiet.
GcInmbns g., is. Ecptenlber.
@puuerneiir gSiIlis tcgnaDiote anl
Mortdo bcn S0jdbrigcn 3. q. SaIer
bon Sarbin gpuiitp, ipelher iciner.
,eit tpecen Wsorbes 81 IebensIangli.
dem 3nd'tbnts berlrihcilt pcrScii
'uar. $aler ioa bem Gooe nabe iein.
Cine peitcrc 2 duIe &C.
idloiieu
Sn6ianapoIis, 5nS, is.
SeptefHbar. am g)ioniag mires
bier infolge oes 5ipeitcn 1o6eSfaiiss
oil inocr.9araIpie cine pcitere Der
offentliden Gd)lllen qeidyloiicn, nadl.
ocnI in Der Iesten sacfc Ger Inter.
iidt in eiiier ShiiIe aui her g,oro.
icite iiipenoirt porDcii irar.
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in ghtpeoe,t
S It Der DORM alige btuti6s
@eiaHbte in 9utaret
einqetrpffen.

SerliH, 18. September. (aui
rrahtloIem 8egs na9 SappiQs.) -
Ter Dormaligs beutids @eianote in
Sutareit, Der na6 benz Gintritt Ru=
maniens in ben aries gutarsit Der.
lieb uNb Der einem 8erii6t sufolse
IN 5inlanb feitsebalten ,purbe, 1T in
!oaparanbu, Sfipeben eingetroffen.
Seine Weiterreiie ipurDe in uIeabors,
5innlano I'm elm. Wo9s Dera0eert.
Sas neae srtedif9e aa.
binet.
atben, II. September, Sia aon,
bon. 18. Septeuber. - pre,niermint
tter aalaserupoulos erfldrte am
Sonntag, bab bas neue Minifterium
Dem SanDe gsseuiiber bic boGe gers
antportliateit fir feline Sanblunaeu
ilberneeme. glusenideinli4 nimm. bas
Aabinet bic i'm Suni untsrbreitete gaote
Der @ntentemGdte genau i'm IeIb.n
Sinne eHtsegen, tDis es bas oerflohene
Rabiast gsiban bate.
Sn Der Rote tpurbe berporaebubeu,
bab Die gntentemddte bon @riedens
Lamb nidt Derlangten, oab es fem.
asutralitat uufgdbe, es tpirb iebo6 bic
Mbriituug bes srtediiden 5eeres, eine
ni4t politiids Resieruns Toipie Elm
@uH6ab Der WabIeu 6is gum 8i.o.rs
sIHtritt 1OrmaIer 9erbdItniFs ssfors
bert.
Sobn bes Premiers U.S.
quttb gefalIen.
apnbon, 6 Is. Septenlber. .-aeuto
nant Habmonb 4squitb, Der GIteits
Sobn' bes sereriierminiiters @squitb,
it,. Die an Montas befannt segcben
ipurSe, in ben admpfen am 15. Gen
fember sefaIen. 2eiitnant 4sqnit6
mar 38 Sabre alt unb BON 8eruf
HehtsdnipaIt. Geit poriaem ssabr |
mar 81 asutnant In ben OrenaSisr |
DyatbA,
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Qlls Srrtbmm
grpies f1b bic angebIid
9nturft Der lGn9it ers
tpnr4e3s 81 M ~

pdrteten Bremen.
Tsp 9onbon, Conn.,, 18. Sep.
am Montas ergub es ii9. bnb ba2
Sau6boot, oas ii4 am Sonntng
abeno 9telp 2onoon llGberts unb BON
benz man slau6te, bab es Der beubt'e
llnterfee 0ampFer rgrsmenA lei, Elm
amerituniIaes 5abrseua Dom 2SSpp
mar, bas bon ben ManDbern suriids
tebrte. Der Sdlepper e. u. Scott
jr.", ipeIder am Sonntus Qbenb nit
4erionen an gorb abfuhr, BON benen
man annabm, bab es 9ertreter Der
gaitsrn 5urlparbins Gp. pursn. fir
pel6e bag 9arsp oes llnterieesS Dam.
piers r0suti9:anb" beitlmmt eepeieR
mar, tehrte am MOntag MOrgen Ha6
bem Safen susiid. Sc ipurbe beri9tet,
bab man nidts bon Der Bremen" ges
bort ooer oeiehsn babe.
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gu 6auie-
Dr., Walter Griess
Fl Garfisib giaes Canal 692.
Canal es2.

beipobnen tptrbsn. Grau Ganni. 6
Nc9ri6e BON Oouipgstotpn, o., III
4raiioeHtin Der 0mnen-Srsaniia.
tipn.
@rie4enIanb tauft 3ader.
Rem gort, is. September. -
Die grie4if4e Resieruns bat bier cine
2abung raffinirten 3uder i'm Weri9
BON 100000 ansetauft. bic i'm 2aufe
Der iomnRnben Wo@e ayr DsrienounS
iomnsu virb.
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waoneH FIR eeipobnIi6< Sdnsarbsit In
iIetner Gani!is. <os RofsaIe slpsuae, tlDOu.
bale. bof
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Gnprme Gimnabme,t
grsieIte TN lebten SABRE
bic MinReapoIis, ct.
qaul SaulteSte
Marie 9ahn.

MinneapOIts, 18. Sept. -
Dem ON " Montue ber0ffentIidtsn
Sabresberidte sufOlge be!isfen ii6 bic
9rutto Gtnnabmsn Der Mtnneapoz
Iis, ct. paul unb Saulte Ste Mas
rte 8abH SeieGitnft ipGbrsnb Der
an 30. Suni gu gnbe geganssner
SistoIiabrss auF $35,01O,064, po.r
$7.246, ,839 mebr aIs i'm 9oriubre.
Tic glsttp ginnabmen betrusen
Sic, ,92s,995, ane 3unahms bun $5,s
966,144. Der ueberidub Derm.brte
iid I'm S5,115,698. Si. er60bten
GiHnu5men tommen auf BAG aontr
Ter srobsn Grnte GrtrGse bes Sab
req 1915 rnb Der @erisnbuns BON
Gifenera
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9saei&nenb.

Cries DisnIim1baen: mas fins
bas fiir aeut., Dein. nsis Strr.
fdaft9I
3msitss 9isniimdbtsn:: .G9mubis.
purpniis! 9as sriie, fpus i9 sinfaiIs
tsn inibtf, nj. Ho0iar -. anb Sn'
.fssisupplusr.-
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8n sernlietbem = Earmem.

Jarmen su berutietben bon 150 bis 200
lder; 1uBae5ei6netes ednb NIB neue Ges
bdnbs. Gbrsiie: s. p. Scott, Hilisboro. o.
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8n -gerfd,iebenes.

M hbeIn iebfpeoer eirt inb ole SdnstaIs
rtngsgegenitdrbe bon 0 BfntMern: berIdiie
bic 0tnot. 625 gfodbnIs flbe. 1924
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miblmugen
s Il Der fu& Der grsIGn , t.
in M e opotamien bic
Sffeniibe 5u ers

3retten.
aonitanttnopei, IS. Sept,
bia 2onbpn. Gin absrmaiiser @erfuG
ber gngiGnoer, in MeIopotamien bic
Sffeniibs gu etereifen, 1T, pie oa5
Eriessminiiterium melhet, persitelt
tporben. Ser 9eriht Iaulst pie foIgt:
nan Der 5s.abie 5ron. baben mir
nit uHierem lrtiueriefsuer feinbIia.
Snfantsrie auseinauosrssiprsnst, bic
fih unieren StslIuneen ndberte. Ds.
Jeinb erIitt ispr fhpere @erIufte.
In Der JroHt i'm &autaius fam .s
gu @OrpOitsnssfebten. On ben iibri.
gen Gronten 5at iid Hidts DON geoeu'
tiIHg sretgnet."
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9lnftipns /. gerfdmfe.

Sernufftoniren Gle Sbr Giaent9um
letn gerfdlr, feline Gsetiibreii. @b. Quinn, 20t
ait b. Canal 4410, Hibae gilt.
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Sn berfanfen-Tarmcn.

eanb adufer eenper Sic iiir Elm
sine. iiber 900 SarnrB rBnreoins IN ieber uus-
eobe ougesetef bon Gioenttlntern unb ueen.
Ten bon iebem Sinnt. 80 Geiien, biibf6er
9inbnnb IN atpet 5urbcn. csc per Sabr.
Miouaie foc. 2ano 8nbers @daa.
stne, Tept. g 40, Tract 9pipa.
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Fashions
for
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below the hips with a pun over the
fastened-down portion. Add q
pretty facing at the bottom. where
the lifting OF the skirt shows some
OF the under portion. where i'll
folds fall over the dress lining be
meath.
Where this pun Is taken, the
skirt needs a lining, with piece
Of the dress goods sewed around
the bottom to simulate a skirt.
The skirt Is very charming fol-
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THE CONFESSIONS OF A WIFE
BELONG TO THE GREAT AVERAGE

Strange as IL NAV seem, little
book, after my nurses story | went
straight TO sleep. | felt deeply over
her troubles. but II had taken hours
for her to tell them 10 inc, so after
she had finished and we had wept
together as women VIII at such
times. abe again fixed my pillows
and after settling me in most COM
Portable position said;
II was positively disgraceful.
Mrs. Wayerly. for me to have forgot
ten that was your nurse, for the
last few hours have been only a
stormtossed woman pouring her
troubles into the sympathetic heart
of another woman. You will forgive
me. won't you, for even forgetting
that YOU might oe in physical pain
and needing my care"
II surely will. my dear" | said.
When | awoke II was nearly noon.
Dick had called TO sec me. but
would not let me be awakened; said
he would call in the afternoon when
they we're going to take the cast off
my leg and put on lighter one.
That was done yesterday after
noon and white the doctors smiled
villainous smiles and assured each
other that. the leg looked beauti-
full" don't mind telling you. little
book, that il was the most awful
AFFAIR ! have ever gazed upon.
burst into tears when I saw II.
never had an idea that bruised flesh
could take on so many colors and
beside there was the wound that was
not healed.
And ! was so proud OF my an
kles and feet" unconsciously wills
pered as | tried TO picture myself
In the split skirts and thin silk
stockings this summer.
''In that you mad nothing on me
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And so, In spite of the obligations,
that would come with IL, and OF
which had not dreamed. my plans
for my marriage with Arthur Ma
son continued. Because OF my dear
ones simple nature he had not told
me until months after our engage
ment that he was the possessor OF
considerable wealth. II transpired
that his had been family OF stand
ing and money for years. As the
only son he had inherited the bulk
OF his fathers fortune, but because
OF his own simple tastes and mode
OF life he had never used this
wealth for any display. Now. how
ever. since he was to marry. he had
told me that we would be forced to
keep up some sort OF establishment
consistent with the dignity OF his
position and that to certain ex-
tent we would have to entertain.
The prospect was not one OF un-
alleged Joy. In my dreams as a
girl. and In my hopes as an older
woman, | had never included the
thought OF "A picture of myself as
some rich mans wife. Happiness
always had seemed to lie TO me in
the sort OF companionship and mu-
tual effort for a mutual good that
usually is found in the homes OF
everyday people. But now 1t
seemed my life was 10 take on new
duties. Duties that were. TO NE. a
little hard to perform. ! had visions
Of having TO give up my work, and
my personal interests, in the larger
efforts which would occupy my time
In great house with plenty OF
servants.
Well, told myself, since every
woman must work. IL hehooves her
most particularly TO look after first
the Job OF being wife. II my job
meant planning for parties which |
felt sure would bore me, being in
terested in things that never inter
ested me before. would none the
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MMMME'
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Mr.. and Mrs a. Ingersoll Lewis
and children. OF Crosse Pointe, swill
leave this week for Atlantic City.
o.
A concert will be given Thursday
evening, March 10, In the Elks'
temple, Windsor, for the benefit of
the Belgian war sufferers.
o.
The Children's Aid society, will
hold the annual meeting, Tuesday
evening. March 20. In the Board vi
Commerce auditorium.
O.
The Eastern ". c. T. U. will
hold It's annual meeting Tuesday,
In the Methodist Protestant church,
Bellevue and Gratiot-aves,, begin
ming at 10 O'Clock.
-<.>--
Nine. D'Haene, Miss Marie Louise
D'Haene and Miss Marie Posselius
have returned from a visit in New
York.
Frederic s. Isham. the well-known
Detroit novelist, who has been re
siding recently at No. 50 Rowena-
ST., Is in New York. attending re-
hearsals OF play made from one
of his most popular novels.
o.
Detroit chapter, Michigan Society
Sons of the American Revolution
will meet Friday evening. March
II, in the University club. Fred
erick NJ Alger will speak on Pre-
paredness and national defense"
g
A dancing party will be given
Thursday evening, March i6. in the
hall at Woodward and Kenilworth
aves.. for the benefit OF the fresh
air fund of the United Jewi h chart
ties. Mrs. Henry Weineman is gen
eral chairman of The committee on
arrangements.
o.
The annual banquet OF the NJ. a
C. Alumni association Will be held
Friday evening, March "a, in Me