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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-15
DIED.

GARDINER.-On October IA. Robert,
beloved brother Of James, Thomas
and Nellie Gardiner and Mrs. Marie
Nugent. Funeral from his late resi-
dence. 623 West both ST., Monday,
October Is, at $50 a. m, to the
Church of the Annunciation, l3lst
st. and Convent av., where solemn
requiem mass will be celebrated. In
terment, Kingston. Ontario.
HARMON-On Saturday morning, oc-
tober ii, at Saranac Lake, Benjamin
s.. beloved husband of Helen X.
Harmon. Funeral from his late resi-
dence, 30 East 55th ST, New York
City, Tuesday morning, October II,
at 10 o'clock.
JOHNSTON-At Poughkeepsie, N. "
October 10, Elizabeth A., daughter OF
FLOW NJ. and Matte Forester john
ston. Funeral services at her late
residence. 143 Academy St, on Mon
day, at o'clock. Relatives and
friends invited.
KIPPER-Died in Tompkinsville. s.
J., on October IL, 1916. Funeral
services from his late residence, So
Van Duzer ST., Monday afternoon, at
2 p. m.
MILDEBERGER- Entered into rest, on
Friday, October -, 1916, at his resi-
dence. the San Reno Hotel, John, the
beloved husband OF Charlotte Au-
gusta Schmelzel and son of the late
Oliver and Judith Mildeberger. Flu
neral private.
MURRAY Friday. the 18th of 0c-
tober. in Goshen. \. Y, Helen Beam.
wife Of George Wickham Murray,
Funeral service at late residence, at
half past o'clock on Monday. the
10Th of October.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-15
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY

Lecture By Hugo Nunsterberg on 'Reconstrue-
ton After Tie War" Mount Morris Baptist
Church. Fifth Avenue and l26th Street 10
Lecture b. BENJAMIN C Marsh on Real Pre-
paredness" before The Bronx Open Forum.
Morris High School. .. N.
Public organ recital under the auspices Of the
Board o. Education. by ". A. Goids"orthy'
Washington Irving High School $50 ? m.
address by Bouck White on Why Did the
Cenersl STRIKE FAlT Church Of the Social
Revolution. l?5 West Twenty mrs; Street $3.50
Lecture by Dr. s Parkss Cadman on life on
the Mexican Border. Religious Work IN the
ARM +" West Side Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION. 3is West Fifty seventh Street
?. N.
Public lecture. under the auspices Of the Board
N Education b IssIc FRANKLIN Russell On
American Ideals " Public School lul. lllth
street and Lexington Avenue. 8 is .. m.
Address by Norman Hspsood on President
Wilson and the Democratic Party. Lhurch
~ the Messiah. PsIk Avenue ana Thiry-
fourth Street. Sis .. m.
Public organ recital, under the auspices o. ths
Roarf Of Educsuon. By William J. hrst.
Morris High School, Boston Road and lsoth
Street The Bronx. SIS .. m.
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BARNUM-suddenly, Of pneumonia; on

Suddenly, Of pneumonia, on
Saturday, October, IA, at her late
residence, the Apthorp, New YORK
CITY. Mary L. Barnum, wife OF the
late David B. Barnum and mother OF
Mrs. A. 6. Macarthur. Funeral ser
vice at St. Bartholomew Church,
4ith ST. and Madison ayY tuesday
morning at II o'clock.
GELLATLY-At Orange, n. j, 0cto,,
Der IA, 1916, Francis Edwin; husband
Of lula Bigelow and son of the late
william Adams and Anna Burt
Gellatly, in his SD year. Funeral
services at his home. ga High ST.,
Monday, October l6, $3.50 p. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-15
Old Yale Club for D. K. Z.

The building at Forty-fourth stree,
and Fifth Avenue formerly occupied by
the Yale Club will be reopened IN part
revt week as headquarters for the
Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternity. Open
mo exercises will not be held, however.
until the completion of the rebuilding
in december. Frederick B. Jennings
has been elected president Of the Delta
Kappa Epsilon Club; A. Barton Hep
burn. vice president; Harold 5. swift
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-15

Morris Rosen, C. l.. Bernheimer, r.
Guggenheim, Leo Bache. Abe Stein,
Felix Warburg. Charles Hirshorn, Jack
Halle, Hugo Blumenthal, Sidney Borg,
l. n. Spiegelberg, Morris Denzer, Myron
Oppenheim, Alexander Kohut, A. Z.
Nussbaum, r. Denzer and Edward Bar
ger.
Miss Bertha Westervelt Large, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Kirk
Large, of East Whitchouse, n. j., and
Guerin Todd, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
mund n. Todd, of Millburn, N. j., were
married yesterday afternoon in the
Reformed Church at Whitehouse Sta
ton, n. j., by the Rev. II. T. Jones, the
rector of the church and brother-in-
law of the bride, assisted by the Rev.
Charles Mellen Tyler, Of Scranton,
Penn, professor emeritus Of Cornell
University and an uncle of the bride.
The maid Of honor was Miss Marion
Shove, Of Syracuse, N. Y, and the
bridesmaids were the Misses Mar
guerite Carpenter, of Plainfeld; Jen-
ressee Belts, of New York; Helen
Large, of Pennington, and Marion Skill
man, Of Lambertville. Nelson Todd. of
Millbufn, brother of the bridegroom,
was best man.
Miss Elizabeth LeFavre Elting,
daughter of Mrs. Peter j. Elting. of
Yonkers, whose husband was president
of the Westchester Trust Company,
that city, at the time of his death, and
Leon Hills Smith, of Boston, were
married yesterday in the home of the
brides mother, 237 South Broadway.
The Rev. John Mark Erisccon, rector Of
st. Johns Episcopal Church, Yonkers,
oficiated
Miss Helen Elting, sister of the bride,
was maid CT honor. Henry Taft Vince
lock was best man.
Miss Eleanor Powell was married
yesterday afternoon in her home, 415
Pelham Road, New Rochelle, to Roger
Luther Lyon, a descendant of Martin
Luther The Rev Dr.. Cornelius Wolfkin,
pastor of the Fifth Avenue Baptist
Church, New York City, performed the
ceremony, assisted by the Rev. +. ii.
Dutton. The bride, who is a daughter
of Mrs. W. C. Cramp, wife Of Dr. W.
C. Cramp, of New Rochelle, and grand
daughter of Colonel Joel W. Mason,
onetime Police Commissioner of New
York City, was attended by her sisters,
the Misses Mary and Josephine Powell.
The best man was William Stone.
The couple will live at 600 Riverside
Drive, New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-15
Anne M. MEANS
BECOMES BRIDE
,,.aded to V. T. Worth
"' ACTON at Beverly
Farms, Mass.

I'm. Episcopal Church at Bev-
y s.,r,.. Mass, was the scene OF a
dy is October wedding at noon yes
s'.D'' when Miss Anne Middleton
w''" asuchter Of Mrs. Arthur Means
S''a'' S..sms the bride Of Valentine
b'H' worthington. an Oxford grad
I y. nd an attorney in New York City
~ the son Of Mrs. NJ. G. worthing-
" 90 ras. Seventy-seventh Street,
Wv York City.
W y, ceremony was performed by the
y.ilson Poe Carey, rector of St.
~. 81. Church and cousin Of the
''un /, Arthur Little, the brides
a '.,.,s,b.r. gave her in marriage. The
W. w. only attendant was her maid Of
' ".s ber sister. Miss Jessie Means.
-, ms, man was Harold Worthington,
Now York City, brother Of the
TO- Little, have a town house in
-, and n summer home at the
-, and there were guests for the
no,v from many of the colonies
Law, the North Shore and from New
r..t Baltimore, Washington, Provi-
.,.. and Philadelphia. -,
a Ell. bride wore white brocade, with
r..;ss lace trimmings, and carried
e. s;.. orehids and lilies-ofthe-valley.
rrars;d of honor was in blue velvet,
~ Srsy fur trimmings and with hat
VI inf 70 match. She carried yellow
~ roses and yiolets.
Tts ushers were the Hon. Thomas
s.,;rs Rice, third secretary Of the
S.,;,I Embassy at Washington; Leroy
Iing. Z. Pennington Pearson and Will
IN Taylor, of New York; Henry NJ.
somss, Of Baltimore; A. Nicholas
pssro Of Beverly Farms, q brother-in-
80 NJ the bridegroom, and Robert w.
ys.ns and William G. Means, of the
farms, brothers OF the bride.
Thu wedding Of Miss Caroline ".
Faster, daughter o. MI. Gnu ~ ~
NV Foster. of Charles River Village,
"A Theodore Sizer, of So East Seven
,T.tbird Street, New York, took place
yesterday afternoon in the First Parish
Church. Dover, Mass. The ceremony
vas performed by the Rev. William
APPLETON Lawrence.
The maid Of honor, Miss Hilda c.
Poster, a sister of the bride; Miss En-
uslena Sizer. sister of the bride
noon, and Miss Edith Nagel, of st.
Louis, we're in shimmering mauve silk,
while the other bridesmaids, Miss
Esther Hosmer, Miss Edith H. and Miss
Barbara Foster, sisters of the bride,
we're in blue silk. Henry Parkmsn, jr.,
vas the best man.
Nr. and Mrs. Sizer will live in New
York
Mss Elizabeth Marguerite Dixon was
married yesterday in St. Georges
Church, Flushing, to Henry Austin
Clark. Miss Dixon is the daughter of
Captain and Mrs. James ". Dixon. Of
Flushing. Mr.. Clark, who is a director
II the Cuban Sugar Refining Company,
: the son Of the late Frederick Ham
h.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-15
MARRIED.

Saturday, 0cto-
her IA. at st. Georges Church, Flush
ing. Long Island, by the Rev. 5; De
Lancey Townsend, D. D., Elizabeth
MARGUERITE Dixon, daughter of Cap
tain and Mrs. James WHY'S Dixon,
of Flushing. Long Island, to Henry
Austin Clark, of New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-15

Of Chicago, second vice-president;, Car
Isle j. Gleason, secretary, and James
c. Colgate, treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-15
CEMETERIES.

THE wOODLAwN CEMETERY.
,zsd St BY Harlem Train and by IrolbeH
Lots Of small size Or sale.
Office 20 East R3d ST.. ~ z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-15

Pornum. MaryL. Murray, Helen B.
Gardiner Robert. Randell, James ".
CoiIativ Francis E.Swan, Robert
permon REM. S. Underwood, II. G.
iobnston. f. A. Wilson, Happy A:
Ripper, "!hVhiop' '"i'i' iA'
Mildeberger, John.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-15
DIED.

Notice, of marriages and deaths mus
he aceompanled by full name and address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-15

Miss Elizabeth Marguerite Dixon was
married yesterday in st. Georges
Church, Flushing, TO Henry Austin
Clark. Miss Dixon is the daughter Of
Captain and Mrs. James ". Dixon, Of
Flushing. Mr.. Clark, who is a director
d the Cuban Sugar Refining Company,
: the son Of the late Frederick Ham
hon Clark.
Mss Mary Newbury Dixon was her
aiters maid OF honor; Miss Eliza
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-15

Mr.. and Mrs. /. Kaminsky, of lib
Forest Avenue. will announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Mollie 5.
Kaminsky, to Irving Stein at a reeep-
ton to be held in the ballroom OF the
Ritz Carlton Hotel to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-15

A black and white ball will be given
in the Hotel Astor on November II for
the benefit of the Emanuel Sisterhood
of personal service. Among those VINO
have engaged boxes are Mesdames
Daniel Guggenheim, Jacob Schiff,
Charles Oppenheim, I. n. Seligman,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-15

Miss Louise Amelia Danwitz, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. August Danwitz,
will be married to Victor Louis Larson
on Wednesday evening in st. Georges
Church, Stuyvesant Square. Mr.. and
Mrs. Larson will be at home after No
vember IS at 230 Meeker Avenue,
Brooklyn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-10
9ic G:rbDbnns hes Srptprciies.

gbieasn, 8. Sept. soerpprras
eenbe Gbicasper gdderlneilter i,td6ten
beutc Ben gunbes 9esirfsanlpalt
Glpnc 81 iiberseueen, bab sic angez
iprubte grbobltns bes Srotpreiies bllrd
Ibcn erbobten 9reis bes Mcbles l1no
.anberer 1tateriaIicn eerehtfertist lei.
gSenn bie @rbnbune oes 9rptpreiies
blrh Sic erbDbten Meblpreile scredt=
fertiat lit, lpiro, iplpeit berihtet, fein
&eriub gemad)t tperben, sic 8dfer=
meilter inter bem Gberman Mntiz
srulf @eies i'll Mntlasesuitauo gu
perIebcn.
glpne iuiinlc}t sic eenauen llrIaz
den Der grbpbllng bes 8rptpreiles gu
er9riinbcn. CT bate beute llnterrebunz
gen nit elmer sln5abl 8ddermeiIter
ltnb miro lul6c nachlte @ode nit onz
3ncren babcn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-10
9aS iiegrcidc bnlgarii6:
tirfiide @Or0ringeu
in &umdniel1.
9rei rnmdniid)e stabte at bcr &iiite
bes Sdtuar5cn Weercs 9eitummen.
giirfen fd,mpfcn lit Der 9pbrmbfha
Sdultcr ut Ghnlter init ben Bull
garen 8egen bic 6miictt.

Spfin, 8. Sept. (iiber 2onbpn,
8. Sept.) 8dbrenb sic bertld bnl=
gariIde srmee, ipelbe Bic Sprts 1tno
5tabt Sltrtafan eroberte unb babel
n1ebr als 10000 rllmdniide gruppen
gcfangen nabm, Bic feinbli6en Stelz
lnn9cn ipeiter nDrbli1 ansreift, nm
einen ltebergang iiber Die 9ona1 1tnD
einen @prltob burd) bas Grielb Sbal
nad gufareit su er5ielen, madbt cine
anDere bulsarild tiirfil6c slrinee rdz
piben Sprtldritt in ei11em nellcn Gprz
n,arIb Die rltn,dl,iiebc Sbparsc Meerz
&iiitc entlans.
9as bulgariidc &anptquurticr mel&
bette geltcrn Die @innabme bon brci
ipidti9en @aferltdDtelL 8cldif, &as
barna urb &aliarfa.
@pliarfa ie9t ctipa % Meilcn Ditz
li6 Ser bulsarilden @ren5e ltnb 8a3
parna liegt 5ebn Mcilen lpeItlid) bon
|&uliarfa.
/ Sic gnlearen ridden al16 gcgcn sic
rumdnil6e Gtabt Giliitra, bier5ig
Meilen uDrblid Ser. @rense, bpr, tpte
aus einem friiberen amtliden bulsaz
riiden 8eribt berbprgebt.
GHrfen bereits IN @u@
m q dnien.
8erlin, iiber 2onbon, 8. Sept.
Sic bcrtIde 8eeresleitllns laste ses
itern bon Der Gage auf oem 9alfanz
8riegsI6al1plab:
.9eDrblid ppn 9obric (iu ser Gp<
brubida) baben blllaariIebe llnb til u
It'll If gruppeu ipieber ltarfc ruIIil6c
Ingriffe abselblagen."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-10

9aeip Dprf. Ser Strcif bergtraz
benbabn slnseltellten in gieip Wprf
limlnt ernltere Sormen on. Ser Yrar
libent Der Seberation Of aabor, Gn=
snnnel @ompers, miro Wlpntag bier
.ertpartet. CT mag, I'M bent Streif Ser
Mngcitcllten Der Gtrabenbabnen sll
belfen. einen a lsemeinen Gtreit
.aller Srabes l1nioniiten III Stem
Dorf (750,000), tpenn audi mir fir
"a Stlln0en, aloronen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-10
Scr arieQ.
9te ,lttaebeMrem 8erImnc Oct
Mattrtcn bet Der ;. .@rokem
OHentapc".
Die 5m ben gcrinsen Grfolscn in eiucn,
fnrdtbarcn Nsi0perDaItnik itebem.

8crlin, 8. Sept. Sic Muiirten
1aben leit 8e8inn Der erpBcn Gffen~
1lpe bpr brei Monaten iiber cine W1ilz
lion Wann al1 @efallcncn, Gerlpunbss
ten nno @efansenen pcrloren, nad1
etner NJ d abigen gaabung boiler
oelltlGcr Sffi5ierc Gabci babeu Sic
Nltllen MIR Die 8llfotpi1a llnb eincn
tleinen Gbeil @ali5iens. llnb Sic cstaz
ltener 80r5 erobcrt, ipabre1o an Ser
Connie bic bentI6en 2il,ien gan8 ipez
MIG einseoriidt lporben iinh; anbere.
nilttarilde Grfplge iinb nidbt 5lt pcrz.
5eleb,,en. 3ugcseit babrn bic S5ecrc Ser
I@ttelmad)te ut,ter llngebenrem 0rlld
ibrc 2tnicn iiberau ,lnberlebrt erbal=
ten. nno i'm @alfnn nit GrfpIa Sic
Seinbe 5uriidgeihlagen. Sic gulgaren
1ino in @riehcnlanb ouf bciben seiten
Der alliirtcn in SteIlllngen ppr9c>
prnngen, tpo iie sic @egllcr bcbrpben,
nno oentid)e lmb bnlearilde 9ruppe1
baben Den Numd,1cn einen ld)tpereu
Sd}lag perlebt
Sic gerluitc iperben lpie fol9t be-
re6net:
auilen 100000 Weann, griten23o,@
600 Mann, Srot5pien $50, OOOgaann,
Staliener, 9fllmdnen nno serben 5O,z
900 Mtann.
@fande Diterrcidiide lnb beutlde
Sfft5icrc berehnen Die @erlnltc ser
9llilen auf iiber 100000 unb piegcrz
lutte Der griten llnb Sran3olcn sl1z.
1ammen al1f iiber 100000. slmtlide
eneliId)e 8eridte seigen, bab Sic briz
tii6en @erlulte $4,000 I'M Wlonat
sngnlt dllein ipnren.
Sic Gefabr erniter Niididlagc auf
Der ipeltlidcn ipie arf bcr Dltlibcl,
Sront bait man fir a b 9 e in a II $ t.
Sic britiid franSolilben Sruppen
lnoget peiterc Drtlide @rfolge I'M
8eiten er5ielen ,lnb sic gl15len i'm
Often aber ipirflide @cipiitne ipiir<
ben 10 fdredlide ipeiterc @erlulte an
Menl6enleben nnb einen ipl6cn 9lnfz
ipanb an Mllnitiun erfprbern, baB bic.
8Dlfer Der sllliirten radj Briebcr
ibreiea ipiirben.
sllber elmer 2a1bung in Gnglanb
lit nid]ts 10 lebr 2ieblinssipunib Ser
gerliner, als bic 8elebuns bon gufaz
relt. Sic @umanen itellt man nit Sen
Stalienern auf oiclelbe 9tufe.
@cneraIitabs6,cf Sinbcnz
bnrg an Der 8e ltfront.
q M tie a M, i:bcr Qonbpn, 8.
Sept. gSie in Nmitcrbam aus Berlin
einsetroffene @epel6en belaeen, lit
@encralfelomarldall 6inbcnburg, ser
ncne @cneralltabsdef, gum criten Ma1
le a,i Der tueitli6en g1la1tfrout ei1z
getroffen unb miro sulammen NIT
8ronprin5 6riebrid) 8iIbclm ale
tpibtigen Stelfltngen an Scr 8cltfront
belrben.
(gin beutlder geridt iiber bie
Sample an ber Sommefront am Sreiz
tag lit tti6t eittgetrnffen, iplirbe tpabr=
16cinli6 bonn britil6en genlor unter=
fdlasen.)
Ga Ter 8eridt.
garis, 8. Sept. (@littass.) 9as
8ricgsamt fiinbiste nn,tlid an, baB
Die Sran5pien lebte g}adt ibren Nn<
griff erneut ltnb einen ipeiteren @or&
tbeil crrlln9en baben. sic iebten ii6
in 8elik eines fleinen Geb0l5es in Der
Ndbe bon 8eIlob.
Seit benz 8. Sept. baben oie sran=
Soien ZOO @euti6e, barunter 100
Sffi5iere 5u @efansenen een1a6t. &ad
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-10

Den 9eltrisen erfolsloien angriffeu ser
Selitldben tpllrbc cine grpBe Nn5abl
bon 2eicben bentI1cr Golbaten ol1f
Dem Seloc unb IN ben S9iibenaraben
9efllnben.
&anpfc fanpen an Scr @crounfront
IN oer g}abe BON @aur itatt, in ipeld1en
Die 5ran5oien ibre steIlunsen erfoles
reif bertDeibigtcn.
Earis, 8. Sept. (iibcr 2pnoou,
11:17 abenbs.) Srana0lilde grup@
pen eroberten pielen Na6ntittaa, ipie
oer beute Gbeno bonn &riegsan1t ausz
I9egebene8ericbt anfiinbigt, bltr6 einen
I9lan5enocn Mnsriff ei1en E6eil ser
oentleben Sdiibensrdben 0ltli6 bes
Sorfes Sleurb an Ser gerbunfrput.
Sic @crilt6e Scr 9cutlben, unlere
Stcllnngen in Ser Na6barlbaft bon
8ernp 5llriid5ueroberu, fblusem febl.
sllle ansrifie lpurpen abseldlagen.
S,rtten erpbe IN ocut DE II
y u II 9 rn D II.
. II Sso...y- 8. Sept. Il llbr gam.)
9as arie9samt fiinoiste bcute an, bab
Die griten lcbteasaabt einen beutlden
Sdiitensraben I'M Sigh : G5ebDla err
obert nnb 2 Sffi8ierc llno 10 @apern
9efan9en gcnomlnen 1aben.
Sic amtlibc slnfiinoigung fiiat
bin5ll, oab bic Gbatisfeit Ser beutle)en
@rtilleric gesen bie briti1be Sront
nprblid) bon Yo5ieres llnb in ber Nad~
barlbaft Der D'puquet Sarn1 cine
|allbcroroentlidl lebbafte mar. aleinc
feinoli6c Snfanteric slngrifIe tplrz
ben 5uriidseidlaeen. Cine fei1blidJe
Mbtbcilnn9 bcrludte aus ser Gid,tuna
bon golrcelettc por5uitoben, tpurbe
abcr 5ltriid9ciporfen.
ltnlere Sruppen lparen in ber1d5ie<
ocncn ltnternebmun9en in ser 9iale
bon Mrras, Ser 6pben5ollern Mconute
nnp nDrblib bon Ncllbe gbapcue er=
|fplsreib.
2pnb on, 10. Sept. (1:1O N9s.)
Nab elmer slnfiinbieung aus bem griz
tiid)en @nlptqiartier gefern glbeno
baben bic 8riten in einen, Mngriff bon.
312 Dieilen 8reite bas ganse Sort
@indD llnb bas @eldl1bc sfpiIeben bie<
lem l1,tb Dem 2euse @ebDls crobert.
Mnb np6 anbere grfolge tpcroen be-
ri1tct.
@ic cs an ber Sitfront itcbt.
8erlin 9. Sept. Sic beutlde
5eereslcitlln9 melbete 9e1tern bon Ser
rnllii6cn Srpnt:
Bon Ser Srot1t lnter Ser Sii6z
RING bes Grir5en 2eopolo bon 9aDz
crn lit nicbts bon 9cbelltltng 5lt be-
ri6tcn.
usln Der Sront gr5ber5uss &arls
|griffcn bic ghlllen liioDItlidJ bon
8r5e5anb, an Ser 3lota 2ipa unb ser
9eaiarumfa lpieberbolt unter i1lperen
Serlnltcn bergeblib an.
uSSn Ben &arpatbet1 iparcl bentl1e
|llnternebmunsen iiibipeltlib bon 3te1
Iona, iolpie tpeitlid bon gd)ipot er~
|folareid); liibtpeitltd) bon sdippt
ipurbcn fcinblidc gn9riffc absel6la1
|eer."
gerfebIterrniliider2nft% t.
angriff.
Berlin, brabtlps iiber gabpiIle,
8. S. s. Sept Gin an,tlider 8eriht
Der oeutlden Seeresleitltn9 am Srei<
tag melbet, bab luebrere ruiiilde Slug
selae obne grfnlg Gneriffc auf bcut@
ide Stellungen in <rlano na6ten,
lppbei eines bcrlcl6en bltrd) bentibe
Ibipebrgelbiite gum 2a,lben ge5ipunS
|gcn ltnb iei1e @cmannlng gefansen
genommen ipllrbe.
Berlin, 8. Gept., iiber 2onbot,
4:30 Stn1. Ser ben ige pom beutz
,i6en @encralitab ber6ffentlibte Be-
Irid)t meloct. baB Srnppen ber Wittel<
|n,a6te in ben &arpatben, norhipeitli6
bon &apltl, aeltern bent BON Ben Nuie
fen alsgeiibten 9rltde nabseseben
lbaben. .(9ie1e iebenfalls in 2pnbon
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Yolitii6es.
3raiibent 8ilipm tuirb i'm @ablfelbsua
nur fiinf grDee 8eben balten.

gbicaso, sSu, 9. Sept. Nrali<
Dent g3illpn miro auber Sen 9feoen,
Die ct bor geiudern in gboboip 2atpn,
3D. S.. bdlt, nidt mebr ais fiinfnal in
perl6ieoenen gbeilen bes 2anoes lpre@
den, tpie Dem ipeitliden Natioua(z
@auptquartier Der bemofratilden Gar=
tel In Chicago, sa., seitern pffi5iea
aus @aibineton ntitsetbeilt ipuroe.
Eralioent 8illon CAB oieIe @rfldruna
Irtbur S. Mullen, @itglieb bes bez
|nlotratil6en Nationalcpmn1ittees bon
gtebrasfa, perlonlid.
2on9 grand, sc. s., 8. gept.
Erdlipent gSilion begann feline Serien,
Die erlten bieIes sSabres, balnit, baB er
leine Elane fiir Sen @ablfelo8ug, Sen
er bon Der @eranba leines Gon1n1erz
beimS, Sbaoplp Game. gu fii6ren sez
benft. ST fam nit 6rall @ilIon 6eute
llm / llbr Nad)ntittaes na1 elmer
slltomobil Sour bon 100 Meilen
lan9s Der S5ean aiilte bier an llnp
be9ab iid) iofort nad) Sbaboip 2aipn.
Spater beillhte ct feline erfranfte
Sodter, Srau 8m. g. @scMbpp in
Spring Safe.
Ser Erdiibent eebenft Montaa in
afttbe 8eriibrlln9 nit benz @ablfelbz
aus Sli fpmmen. &aure Mgorn1id, ser
@orliser bes bentpfratilhen Natipnalz
Committees, ipirb anfang Ser Bpcbe
bierberfomlneu lnb herlhiebene poliz
tilde &onferen5en nit Sem 8raliDenz
ten baben.
9as Natipnale gpllsr9s grreau
miro Mpnta9 in Isburp @arf er0ffnet
tperben. Ser Grd1ibcnt fpirb cs aber
nur altflud1en, ipenn notbpenoig. Mlz
lie 8eiuder miro Ell in Sbabpip Sane
empfan9en.
50 I @ablfeIb5ug in Na N c
fommt I'm q b Of IN +.
aor t anb, Me. 9. Sept. Scr
Staats 8ablfclb5ug in Maine fam
beute abenb nit elmer 2ilte bon 292
Hcben fit Die lebten "a 5tunbcn BEG
@ablfampfes gum Mbidll1B.
Sn lnebr als 100 GerlammIunaen
biclten 0aanner, beren berpprragenpe
Stellunscn bpngcpfropfte @al1ier per=
bilrgte, politil6e Geoen.
Ser republifanilde TraIioeltt1haftsz
&anSioat Charles 6. @ugbes lprod III
gpdlanb, gnnpeslcnatpr @m. s.. gp<
rab bon SSabo IN sllsuita, Ser friibcz
re glnpeslenatpr bon Sbip, Sbeobor
Burton in @eabiipn lrnb sMebil Mc=
gprntif, Der Siibrer Der GrpsreIlipe1,
in Chicago IN SnptbbaD $oarbpr.
Sluf oentofrutil6er Seite ipradcn
Ser panbcls Sefretar @ln. 6. 9ieb@
fielo in Gardiner, Ser Spiilfs Mariz
nclefretdr Sranflin 8. 3ppiepelt in
Gait Gort. 8ihter Sspbn q. ss. Uses
colt, General Inipalt bon gleip Ser
iep, Ser Erdlibent @illpn in ben Sipei
bentpfratiI6en 9tatinnal &pnpcntipz
nen 1912 unb 1915 als NrdIibentz
ld)afts aanbioaten allfltellte, in
8udlanp, unp Ser friibere @prlitcr ser
9rpsreiiipen 9artei, Hainbringe gpIz
BIZ, iii Enrtlanb.
Seute aberb beaniprl1cben beioe
Earteien Sen 5iee in Ser gSabl. -
Sic 9enofraten nit 3 big 5O00Stim@
men, bie Gepnblifaner nit $1,000. -
Gin bemofratiIder Sies, ipcnn an9
NIT einer fleii,en relatipen Mebrbeit,
miro als cine Snboliiruns Hrdiibent
@ilIpn's betradtet lpernen, lpabrcno
cine einiscrmaben onitdnoisc reIatipe
DSebrbeit fir Die repllblifaniiden Sam
bibatcn als slnfiinbisl1us eines repubz
lifanilcbcn Sieees III ser gtpbenlbcrz
iuabl 9ebelltct lperben miro
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Gtnt WdQion Wfenidtn uer ,,@robeu 81
ttniioe" BET AQiirten geopfert.
ob"e oab tr8euo tpelder omrbid)la8enoer Grfola
eratelt tpnr0e.
0e laer tenen Sbe(erfol9e Oe airn mlroeu mn ben e
ias BET Ofnpe 81 per9eru gu 9roBen sieaeu anaebaud
SSe iuenn bic brpgnn @5l h nrcm sur Grfcnnnd omnen
mic idmabid lie bclosem murbcn -

oopaprenoe aapfe an Der 9 b Der Cro ab at elmer
Snfde'oun9 bon r9nb melr geoeutlng fonnt sHcndenz
pplel opHe Sa nf Nds ge &cnn pele fit bieleu Maz
lenn1orp pantport t gn9lanbs anbels geltberr1do
anedt 5n erbaen Sen fumdnen se6ts ded 8uIqoren ub
1en prtagen on Der Sfute mer pur SIZE ruife
lmferueln9 bat ben 3unanen np nid eeniB @olte be
g1de1or9 Dpd Often" fallen? nio Tie aud5 i'm gDicr
berbeifbren Sou noenbura Scr bt an Scr aefro neir
pod 9fed] bebalen?
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selesrrapbiide s,utisen.

. a ieball. Sn ser amerienn
Seague:
Splton 2, 2; @aIlinston 1, /.
sislp gorf A, a; Gbilabelpbia
1, 0.
ct. 2ouis s, 9etroit 12.
gleuelano 4, Chicago 5.
Sn Ser gSational seasne:
Tbilaoelpbia 1, O., glem Yorf
3, 8.
Chicago 8, 2; 9ittsburs 0, o.
Cincinnati 6, 0; ct. Bouts 8. /.
gropflDn 5, Bottom 0.