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Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-06-03
Reid)stnssieiiion.

Mattoon, Syu., 90. g2ni. N1attoon
uno G6orIciton begannen beute nit
Der geitattlng Der Spfer, Die Die
8ir6eIitiirme am Saulstag gefor.
0ert. Zen gnn5en Gag iiber 3iehe'l
2eiden5iige 0urb Die Stroben, oa
man 0obon abgeieben bat, eiue ge.
mcinihoftIide 9ceroiglng Der Cp-
Ter 5u peronitnlten. Cine qeuiein-
i6afilid5e 2eihenfeier miro arn NOR.
gigen 5age pon Der @emeinoe ner.
anItaltet Der0eil.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-06-03
Surge 2cpeidjen.

s5u 9ueuos aire5 lift 7r.
Guau glmbroietti, Der 2eiier oe5
6ortigen e5niiituts iiir 0olterfunoe,
qeitorben
9ei eiram 5euer i'm 8orCu.
hmsontrift IN Giofo, SSapaH, Dur.
Den 20 8erionen get6tet. Sdaceu
$4,000, ,000.
aus 9iep 2Dorf miro genlelsei,
BAR NrcraiiOcut Enit ieiae nuge.
fim0lgtc 9le0ctuur int 2ntcreiie ocs
9r;cscs nc8cn Seiierfeit auigcbcr
ntuBta
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-06-03
Gr hattie re1t.
Safer 8ilbeIm beSsiGnets snalii6r
GffenIiOe ais iiberitnn0en.

Gttona, %. Mai. S5n elmer nift,
omtli6en 8epeihe, Die bier einlief,
miro erfl1rt, oab aaiier @il6elm
iid tiir5li6 IN 9ouai beidnr uno
BORT cine 9lniprode on Sifi3iere
belt. Ger Gaiicr ioa BEL 0ieIer @e.
leaen6eit erfl1rt Jobeu, DAB tic eng.
Ii6e Sffeniice am gcarpc norbei
iei. SSn Der Gepelne beibt e5 iueiter:
.8em Die Sfii3lere ben aaiier naA
9lfeuille mo tn oos @cbiet oitIih
bon gimD geiiibrt jotten, oann bate
CT iiD odpon iiber3eu1eu fdHTen, mic
Die ocutidlen Stelllmgen unter Dem
6ener Der 9aua0ier 5tiammcnbra.
hen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-06-03

nit, bnk man einen gngriff ruiil'
idler nnb rnmGniider Srnppen an
Der rnmGuiidlen SrOnt rrluarte.
g2ieu, 20. Wiai, iiber 9DHSun.
Ser 8eneralita6 Der Oiterreidliidl'
umsariiden glrmce erIirF gcitern
fuleenoen Sasesbcridlt:
oGeitlidle fSrpnt: YIN etnigen
9snnftem Der SrDnt icbt Der sSeinS
ieine erbObte artillcriltiide Satis.
feit fort.
cStaIieniidle JrOnt:
ySie Sample am SiOnSo ba6cn
ErSentenb al Seftigfeit nadgelaIcn.
9tDrOlidl DuIn &ippadltale bcIdlrGnf'
te iidD bic SGtigfcit amf beiSen SCi'
trn anf Die artillerie.
Ami Dem GariO ste
lid sic itaIienifhe Of'
femfipe mad DiertGgig II
idmeren aGmpfen in lD.
faI' nnabbdngige : Ell :
anLritfe ami. 3mei iolder
9!nariffe, Die nit bsoeutenSen Srnp'
uenSa6Ien nnternummeu iUnrDCn,
iunrScn scitern in Der @Gbe ron
SamianO snrifgeidlageu. sSn ber'
irl6ea @egeno nadJte Der SeinO am
gHpreem brei idlnele @OritOhe, nm
nnIere 2inien sn ii6erreHncn. lln'
irfe brapru ffeiipiGigem Sf6arfidDiits
5en ans Steiermarf tuarfcn Den gln'
ariff, in bcnf Gin Wiar6nrgcr gas
failun 300 @cfnn9ene mafte unS
suei @fnidinenscWebre crbcntete,
snriif.
y9ic 9lngriffc italicniidler 9l6-
tcilmnocn, bic glcif5eitig in Der
9sG6c BON Gnitngnicni5sa OOrriIf'
fen, iunrOcn Sard Oas 6cuer nnie-
rer Sntaillune snriifseidlasen.
yGIle 8ertGte BON Sc
Of 6tern itimmen bar II
H6ereiu, oaf bic Scrlmit c
Des Seinbes in Der lekten
GffcniiUe bebeutrnb A D.
ser marcn, ais bic in ir'
Gen6einer anbercn Sion
an SdlIadt. Sas Ser
rain Dpr nnieren Stel-
lnnaem lit NIT ttaIicnt'
idJen Suten 6e0eft.
yglm Der nSrSliden 6rOnt tit Die
Gage nnnerdnSert."
Ger felt einieen 8ogen OH Der
itoIieniiden 6ront ertuartete 8egen
lit nun ou6 nirflid) eingetroffen,
llno es 1T gelpiB fein 3ufaa, oaB
SSien aIeid5eitig Die slufl0ilng Der
GffenIioe in Gin5eIfdnpfe, Die ge'
iiern idon erii6tIid par, neloete.
Ger omtlibe 9eridt aus 8on tit
cine Doae 8eitdtiguna fir Die otter
reidiif,.ungoriihe 9eridteritattung,
hie MIR nod BON adnpien auf Dem
uleriiioIiditen SeiIe Der S5lon5o'
gSront 6erihtet. 9Iud 9fom beribtet
ieiuelt eir3igen @rfoIg aus oielenl
SeiIe Der Sront. Sic pollen Den
9in1apo.6luB (ein Bod bon fnapp
fi!nf 9iIometern 2dnee) iiberidrit-
+pr ,tuS ms o1lf Dem 0Itlihen ltfer
Iieaenoe 96riden San Siobanni,
6pei ailonieter nor0meitlif bon
Guino, ous oidt an Der aiiite Iiegt.
beiebt boben. Die Satiohe. oaB
oar feline gefangenen genleIoet,
nelm Die i'm itaIieniiden gerift er-
ndbnten 157 @efangeneu uuroen
r6r6fid bon @6r5 eingebeintit, be.
ineiit, ouB es iidl un feline rUiftige
Operation ban0eIt. Die StoIiener
irehen Jest audi I'M Siibeu 0idt
For Dem GIateau BON 9erruooa, Del
ZEN a6bduge Iie i'm gtorOen bereit5
in Der g2dbe bon Ssqmiono erreiht
batten.
gfon bari Die itaIieuiide 0ifen.
iioe oIs porIdufig been0et betrod.
ten.
gin ser meItIidleu 5ront bat iid
nie Gage nidt perdnoert.
Seriin, iber SpuooH, %. Nai.
Ser brutidJc @fReralitab tcilte az.
80 -
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-06-03

= 9lrtbur 9aIfoitr, Scr britiide
9usldn0miniiter. Miro am 2aItttpod)
IL @lol.rCnl 9nnaoo, ermortet.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-06-03
IS rf11net anl 5Ion5o.
O)ien mell aud6Iung Oct ita(ienil1en
0al ; De in giWel6dmpfe.
liom meIoft t56, ll)irn 800 6rtangtnr.
IfrImIir DER 9taliemer tuerorm ais amBrrs
nrnrntlidD budJ aFldtilhert.
@~nor i1AA 1I1Nsfes1 maa rcSstNerf
lneloet 156, ll)itn 800 Grtangrne.
Gaae i'm 1psIten unoerdnNsrt.

Scrlin, ibcr 2OnoUn, 30. Mai.
Ser gcitrigc Sagcsbcridjt bes bent.
ldlca GencrnIitabcs, Der in 8Mle.
tinfOrm bcrcits DrrDffcntlidlt lunrOe,
fatte fOlgcnbem @Urtlant:
0&citlidle 6rpnt;
n6ceresgrnppc Ocs SrOnprtl5cn
9nppredlt pun Sabrrn:
y3luiidjen g)prrn nnb Yrmens
tiercS, bel ,6nllndj nnO auf briOcH
Sciten Oes Scarpr.Slnhcs bcrridJs
ten quite MISUNDERSTANDING Sn.
fpi9Cociicn mnroe Der glrtillerie-
fHmpf le6bnfter. 0eacn @iittcrnadt
ipurScn mebrere britiidlc 9umpag'
nien bel @gtidlaete snriifgcidla'
gen.
y3iuiidlen G6eriig nno Smlle.
cDnrt ba6en nnf 6eiOCn llfern Oes
Scnicc. SlniicS bartnGfigc 6ciedDte
itntt9cfitnDen. ySicocrbultc britiidlc
glngriffc an oiricr 5rOnt Idllneen
DDr muierem gSiOeritnnoc inter
idDucrcu &crluiten fir ben SSeino
fcbl.
pSrcresarnppe bcs Ocutidcn
drunprinsen:
gSn Der Champagne 1aben GCgi'
mcntcr ans Siirttemberg nnb SbM'
ringcm nno 9l6teilungen ciues
Sturmbatnilluns cine Nrtbe franSO'
iiidcr 8rd6Cn 5Wiidleu Sell nuO
f16lberG iiOlidD BON NOrunOilIers,
eenpmmen. ltntiidltige artillcriiti.
Idle @Drbereitung nnb Gin fonsen.
tricrtcs 9lrtillcriefenrr 6abntcu Der
Ssnfanfcric einca 8cg su oieiem
Grfulg, Der trot idIuCrer fcinolidler
Bcgcnangriffc gchaltrn lumrOc. lie.
Der 250 i5rnnsuien iunrocH gcfan8rn
genommen unS mcBrcre 0inidIincn'
gelOcbrc crbcntct.
ySno6itlidl DUn 9IanrOD iGn6cr'
trn nnicre Srnppcn ciucn fleincn
CSrn6cntcil, Der am Srcitae in fran.
56iiifc ,0GnNc gcfallen mar, bonn
'ScinSc.
,Sccrcsarnppe 6es 6rr5ugs Sll.
Gredlt: 9iidlts 81 6erihtcn.
gllnicrc cliegcr idOfien IL fciuo'
lidlc glcruplunc ruO SURF 6ciicI'
6allpns nb.
,Ecitlidle ii. majCbUniidlr 6rOnt:
,,0idlts III bcridltcn."
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-06-03
Yapier 5u tener.
Tic Nelu gOrter AbenOs 3eituuaen er.
idbeinen moraen nidlt.

gtem yorf, 90. 91oi. Gum erIten-
male ieit oieIeu S5abren erid)einen
om morgigen @rdberihniifufgs.
tage Die 9lbenoausgnben Der 9ieIu
Dorter @ldtter ilberbonpt uidlt. 7ie
beridlieoenen 3eitltngen iino oabid
therein aefoHtmen, nm 9apier, 6os
befaniitlif iebr i'm 9rciie geltiegct,
en- iparcn. 4fan glanbt, oili oieit
8,eiie cttpo 250 9outen iporen 81
f0Ruen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-06-03
lt=SOOtfrieQ.
0rie 1enlanO uerlor
tO2 SGifie.
Sie S;crlnitc iteiscn.

SIe SerinFe iIelgeh.
gleu gOrf, %, @ni. Ser iran.
sOhidlr Sampfer oNIenir", 1000
SOnueu grOf, lit in Der gidbc uOn
,SnurC berienft murOrn. Gr mar
NIT SriegSmaterial npn gImcrifa
idDwcr bclGbcn. &Giia9ierc befaa-
ben iidD fCine an 8Oro.
Gbriitionia, iiber 2ouoon 30.
Mlai. Ser norlpegiide 4ampier
agtoripnp", 1.477 Gonnen groB, lit
ben einem oentihen llutericeboot
nit 9lrtiuerieieuer uerIenft moroen
Gas Sd)iii beiono iidl anf Der 6abrt
rad Gem &einatSboien. Die Wtoun.
idjalt luur0c gerettct.
2tt6en, 20. Wlai. 0os gri,aiI6e
8Intt aqatri8" per0fientlicbt cine ais
ite BON 102 srie9ii6en S1ifitp. pie
Der 3eitung gelndB bon oeutihen In.
terieebooten perientt norOen Iino. Der
8eiamtgebalt Der perIeuttsu Sdiffe
piro ouf 100000 Sonnen geid]dbt.
Den @rie6en psrblsi6en ieBt nob 149
Sdiife BON 5uIammeu etpa 100000
Sonnen.
(@s 1T cine betonnte SatIobe, bob
bic susliide Re9isruug Die srieGiibeu
Shiffe I6on Dor longer 3eit unter
8efpaltmabregeIn fir ibre eignen
3lpede reqairiert bat.)
2onoon, 30. Wlot. 0us en9IiI6e
ariegsamt ertlGrt beute, oab bic
Sto0t. bic am 5reitug BON Osutibsn
Woherflug5eu9eu uno 2uftitiffen
berInieoener 2trt beimgeIu9t nurbe,
Die Stdot 5oItfone mar.
6olteitone 1T eine Stobt bon etpo
$4,000 Ginpobnern uno fpielt cine
beosutenbe RoIe als Safentaot
GuttcrSam, i'm MOi. (gOitberidJt)
Scim SlOgO gingcu bis 2S. gIpril
Melonngcn iibcr 303 SdlifiSucr.
lutte ein, wabrenO bis am sleidIcn
Sage Ses @urmOnatcS nur 220 per.
luren gemCloct luaroeu.
garis, I'M Mai. (@oit6cribt.)
Ger 9lbgeoroucte Siffier lcgte in
Der Sammer etten 9eridt iiber Die
IGtigtcit Der llutcriccboote uic0er.
lpona6 bis Glloe oeS SSobres 1916
80 Niiaiouen 8onnen SfiiiSrou.
mes pcricnft ipuroen, oarunter q.
$4,000 Sonnen i'm Sabre 1916
mo 1,222,OO0 5onnen int SSa6r
1916. }hr baS Sabr 1917 lei nit
oer @erienfung pun 6 MilliOncn
SDuncn 5n rcdjueH. Go6ei lei nidt
6eriidiid)tigt, ooB ieit Dem Gintritt
oeS guten @etter3 Die llnterieeboot.
digfei iebr Sugenommen babe. Ser
@rnlt 0eS ltnerieebootfriegeS oiirie
nitt geleugnet merocL ibreibt Iii
iicr, Ger iebr beftige 9Inflagen ge.
gen Die Morinebeb0roen Der Gutenie
ridtet, ole nid]tS geton b1tteu, um
Die @eiobr reftaeitig 8u betampien1
Die lie bod bdtten erfennen miiiien.
Die arie9sItGrte Der llnterleeboote
liege 0arin, oaB 3ll ibrer 9etomp.
Fltng ltngebeltre ELECTROMAGNETIC
nit ungebeuren Soften agigeiuen0et
perOen miiiiet. Die ltnterieeboote
mnroen ein nlilitdriihes @erfseug
bon munoerbarem grtrdgnis bar.
itelenb. 9iIiier perlnngt idliebIif.
oob Die Seetransporte gum 3tuede
groBerer Sidcrbeit gemeiniam es.
fortiert meroen ioaeu.
Ger n8etit gariiien" mehlt 81
bieiem goridlage, bas bette Wiittel
gegeu Die llnteriee6oote iei 70 biel
nIs mogIib Sdiifsraum ber5uiteI,
len. Seiber lei es cine 5rngc, OF
Die Gutente ii6erbanpt 10 bicI fer.
itellen fOnne als Oerieuft tueroe.
Gr bate re6t.
Safer g8ilbeIm beSeidnets sngliids
GhenliOe ais iiberitnuoen.
Ottopa, 90. Mai Sn elmer nidt.
omtli6en 8epeihe, bic bier einlief,
.,,.sS o~elSr+ Nj, a,;sor 9ltIho(,,t
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-06-03
Sunetin:

gerIim, iber 2OnbOn, 20. @iat.
Ser Dentide 9eueraIitab teilt bente
nit, baR man einen Slnsriff ruiii-
idler nmb rnmGniider Srmppen an
Der rumGniidlem SrOnt erluarte.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-06-03

- Ter dinefiihc 5cnat fat bic
erHennuna & G0iua 9ii gum Ere.
n1ierruiniiter beitatigt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-06-03
GngIanos VerInitc.
Cine WfilliDn 8erunuoete barren Der
Grstlidleu 8ehanOlnng.

AA1AttujNh
Stem gorf, 30. @iai. gtuf elmer
RefrlltierungSperionmIung, bic ge.
ftern bier inter oen S(uipi5ien oes
mcoi3iniihen 9ieIeroeforps itatt.
fano, erfIarte Sberit &. 8. @oo0.
min bon Der britii6en glr1ee. oob
gngIanb iid Dem 8robIen, fir cine
MiGion gerpunoete 5u ior9en, &c.
geniiberfinoe. Sn Oieier Slmtme
lei Die groBe 3obf Der allf Dem
8ege Der @eneilng begriffenen
nift eingeidIoiien ertIdrte er.
Sn Der 8erionulGrug puroe be.
fnnnt, boB iid 147 aus 1000 Reip
gorfer 9ler5ten bereit erfIdrt bat.
ten, int oas mebiainiide Geierpe.
forps oltfgenon1nen gu tDeroen.
3eihstngsieiii0n.
8openhaqen, oia lonoon, %. Wlai.
Die aegierung 9euti4lonbs piinI9t
bic Spmmeriefion oes Rei9stags auf
8 ober 5 Sage gu bei6rduten. Nan
gloubt aber, bub Die 8etpiligung Der
ariegstrebite in 70 turser 3eit iih
ni6t niro bepertiteligen Ioifen. 8cs
.Sa4ebtatt meint oenn aud, bic
SeIiipn, Die an 5. Suli Beginner ioa,
perbe iih auf IA Gage eritreden,
uno Der @erFoTungs ausidub
per6e feinen 9sridt obftattsn uno
perIu6en, ibn 8ur gerbauolung gu
bringen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-06-03

glew gOrf, %, Mai. Ser iran.
sOiiidlr Sampier gMenic" 1000
SOnHen grOn, lit in Der gIdbc uOn
,Saurc 0erlenft luur6rn. 6r mar
NIT SriegSmaterial npn glmcrifa
idmcr belabcn. &aliaoiere befan.
ben iid fcine an 8Oro.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-06-03

@eriin, abcr SDnSpH, %. Iai.
Ger brutidIr @r9eralitab trilte ae.
ifcrH abcnS NIT, bak Hihts sa Be.
ridltcn lei.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-06-03

Gbriltionia, iiber 2onoon. 30.
Mfai. Ger norlpegiide 4nnlpter
.gtorpnp", 1,477 Sonnen grob, lit
pou emem oentifen ltutericeboot
nit 9lrtiuerieteuer oerIenft moroen.
0os Sdiii beinno iich nnf Der 6abrt
raf ecm &einatSboieu Die 0ton.
id)alt uur0c gerettet.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-06-03

IiutterOum, i'm @Oi, (YuitberidID.
Scim Climb ginscu bis 2S. SIpril
@elOnnscn iibcr 3O3 SdlifiSpcr.
lutte Elm, mabrenO bis am sleidIcn
Sage Scs @urmunateS MIR 220 uer.
luren genlcloct luarosu.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-06-03

2onoon, 20. 9lot. 0as sn9liI6e
9riegsamt ertldrt beute, onB bic
Stoot. bic am 5reitug bon Osutiden
DoKerfhg5eu9en uno 2uftibiffen
berI9is0ener Qrt beimgeiu4t wuros,
Die Stdbt 6oltitone mar.
Goltsitone 1T eine Stoot bon etpo
$4,000 Ginpobnern uno fpielt eine
beosutenbe Rols als 6afenltaot.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-04-15
MUSIC STUDY CLUB MEETS
ON WEDNESDAY EVENING.

The Music Study Club will meet on
Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock at the
home of Mrs. w. H. G. Dudley on
Church street, instead of on Wednes-
day morning with Mrs. S. H. Mckee, as
originally announced. A delightful
feature of the meeting, and one which
the members are anticipating with
much pleasure, is the lecture to be
given by Mr.. Adolph Hoffman. The
subject of Mr.. Hoffman's lecture will
be the opera "Siegfried." and the fact
that MIR. Hoffman, had the pleasure Of
hearing the opera sung in Europe will
add interest. He will also speak Of
Wagner, and his life work. The story
of the opera will be illustrated with
music on the victrola, and Miss Helen
Argo will play the different themes on
the piano, as in most of Wagner's mus
ic, each part is characterized by a
theme, or motif.
The public is invited to come to this
meeting. The study of the different
operas to be presented in Atlanta this
month has afforded the members much
pleasure and will render the visit of
those attending the music festival more
than ever delightful.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-04-15
MRS, RYLANDER HAS
FARTY FOR BRIDE.T0-BE

Mrs. Walter Rylander was the
charming hostess yesterday morning
at her home on Lee street at a bridge
party in compliment to Miss Catherine
Davenport, whose wedding will be a
brilliant event of this week. Bridge
was played at three tables, the top
score being made by Miss Mamie Sue
Bell, being presented with dainty
handkerchief. The guest of honor
was given a sewing bag. Pink ana
white carnations formed the pretty in
terror decorations, while a salad and
ice course was served after the game,
the hostess being assisted by her Sis
ter, Miss Mary Davenport, and Mrs. H.
B. Mashburn. The guests were Miss
Mamie Sue Bell, Miss Catherine Daven-
port, Miss Flora Denham, Mrs E. b
IEldridge, Mrs. Tom Vereen, of Moul-
trie; Miss Kathleen Denham, Miss
Martha Dedman, Miss Maude Sherlock,
Miss Mary Eliza Sheppard, Mrs. d. K
Brinson, Miss Mary Ella Davenport
and Miss Darien Pinkston. Coming
in later were Mrs. Arthur Rylander
Miss Montgomery Miss Saville and
Miss Marlin.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-04-15
MEETING OF THE WOMAN'S
CLUB OF AMERICUS.

The regular meeting of the Woman's
Club of Americas was held on Tues
day morning of last week. On account
of the illness of the president. Mrs
Frank Cato presided. Mrs. James w
Harris, Jr., Chairman of the Music
Committee, had charge of the program
which was most delightful in every
feature.
Mrs. Harris paper, 1.-THE History OF
Music" was most comprehensive and
we'll told, and read in her usual charm
ing manner. Miss Louise Chapman
favored the members with lovely
piano selection, ITO Spring" by Greig
and Mrs. Cliff Morgan played two de-
lightful numbers, "To a Water Lily
and ITO a Wild Rose" by Mac Dowdell
Miss Rowena Long, Home Economics
Agent for Sumter County. was a
guest of the club at this meeting and
gave a most interesting and helpful
talk on the conservation of food pro-
ducts.
Mrs. James W. Harris, Jr., and Mrs.
Frank Cato will represent the Ameri
Gus club at the district meeting to be
held in Marshallville the first week in
May.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-04-15

be the best man. The bridesmaids arc
Miss Mary Ella Davenport, Miss Flora
Denham, Miss Georgiana White, o.
Griffin; Miss Mary Davenport and Miss
Maude Sherlock. The groomsmen are
Mr.. John Mathis, Mr.. Furlow Gate
wood, Jr, Mr.. McCord Prather, Mrs
Frank Stapleton and Mr.. Lawson Sta
pleton, Jr. The ushers will be Mi
Walter Rylander and Mr.. E. J. Ed
ridge. The wedding march will be rem
dered by Mr. Harry Williams.
Immediately after the ceremony a
reception will be held at the home OF
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A.
Davenport, on Taylor street.
The marriage will unite two promin-
ent families of this section of the
state, and the social interest attached
is the occasion for many events.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-04-15
MUSIC STUDY CLUB
WITH MRS. DUDLEY.

The Music Study Club will meet with
Mrs. w. H. C. Dudley next Wednes-
day evening at o'clock instead of in
the morning at the usual time. So
many requests have been made for
tits change in order that the men may
attend Mr. Adolph Hoffman will
have charge of the program. The sub
ject for study will be "Siegfried" by
Wagner. Mr.. Hoffman will give a
short lecture on the life of Wagner
and will tell the story of "Siegfried. =
Miss Helen Argo will play the themes
on the piano and records from the
opera will be played on the Victrola.
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MISS FLORA DENHAM
COMPLIMENTS BRIDE.

Miss Flora Denham gave a miscel-
lGneous shower in honor of Miss Cath
crime Davenport yesterday afternoon
at her home on Fielder street. Bridg'
was played at three tables, the top
score being made by Mrs. T. H. McLen-
don. The guest of honor was presented
with dainty remembrance. A salad
and ice course followed the game play
ed by Miss Catherine Davenport, Mrs
Shelton Harris, Mrs. T. H. McLendon
Miss Georgia .Bena Dodson, Miss Kath-
leen Denham. Miss Maude Sherlock
Miss Mary Eliza Sheppard, Mrs. E. ]
Eldridge. Miss Mary Ella Davenport
Miss Ruth Brown. Miss Mary Daven-
port came during the afternoon.
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'F|TzGERALD IS WINNER
IN HIGH SCHOOL MEET
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third.
440 Yard Run-Elmer Waits, Fitz-
gerald, first place, 81 Sec; Hobson
Morgan, Ashburn, second, Arnold Nc
ellis, Americas, third
Shot Put-Dean Hopkins. Fitzgerald,
first place, SO mt in; Buchanan,
Third A. & NJ, second place; Hobson
Morgan, Ashburn, third place.
Pole Vault-Miller, Fitzgerald, firse
place, 8 fit. 6 in; Levie, Third A. & NJ.
second; Peters, Americas, third place.
Relay Race-Fitzgerald team, first
place; Third A. & NJ, second; Ameri-
Gus High School, third place.
Total points in athletics: Americas
j21; Ashburn 10; Cordele 8; Cuthbert
/; Fitzgerald 81; Montezuma 5; Third
A. & NJ 10.
Each event counted for total of 8
points toward final score, five points
for first place, three points for second
place, one point for third place. All
the athletic events taken together
counted more than one literary event
In the final count for the entire meet
Fitzgerald had Is points, giving her
first place in the district; Americas
won % points, taking second place;
Cordele won II points, getting third
place; Ashburn made six points all
told; Montezuma 5; Third A. & M 4;
Vienna 4; Dawson 2; Cuthbert 1.
Miss Nina McKean's domestic sci
ence department served luncheon to
visiting superintendent and judges on
Saturday at o'clock.
The dainty spread was enjoyed by
the following guests: Messrs. Ricket-
son and Stringer, Fitzgerald; Stroller,
Vienna; Barrett, Plains; Lewis, Tiff
ton; Woods, Cuthbert. Americas resi-
dents present we're: Messrs J. E.
Mathis. B. L. deBruyne, c. M. Hale,
Mrs Hale, Misses Martha Wheatley
and Nina Mexican.
The luncheon was prepared by the
girls of the sophmore class of the
High school and was a model reflection
in every particular.
The debate was won by Americas
over Fitzgerald with unanimous de-
cision of the judges.
Henry Allen and George Lumpkin
were the speakers representing Ameri-
Gus High school in the debate, uphold
ing the affirmative side of the question.
Although Americas gained second
place in the points on the total it is
highest score ever made by the schools
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MRS. BRINSON HAS A
PRETTY PARTY.

MRS. D. K. Crimson entertained Wed
hesday afternoon at bridge in compli-
ment to Miss Catherine Davenport, a
bride of this week. The honor guest
was presented witk a camisole, while
Miss Flora Denham made the top
score at the interesting game. A de-
licious salad course was served. The
guests playing at three tables were
Mise Davenport. Misses Flora and
Kathleen Denham. Misses Gertrude
and Lucille Jossey. Miss Maude Sher-
lock, Miss Darien Pinkston, Mrs. E. :
Eldridge, Miss Mary Eliza Sheppard
Miss Mary Ella Davenport, Miss Ruth
Prown, Miss Martha Dedman. Coming
in later were Miss Mary Davenport
Mrs. Arthur Rylander and Mrs. James
Montgomery.
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PANAMA 4

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She's been pretty busy fighting since
the days when Cortez's crew
Took look at the Pacific and were
tickled with the view.
There were broils and scraps and tur-
moils in the days when Morgan's
Loaded up their ships with plumber
and went sailing home again.
Though she isn't much to look at, be-
ing little for her age,
You will find her annals lively; there's
fight ON every page
Rather often has Colombia, in the
bloody days of old,
Found that Panama potato very much
too hot to hold.
Licked never seemed to hurt her,
when they flattened her with
war
She would pick herself up somehow,
and would revolute once more.
And she kept on revoluting till old
Uncle Sans police
Put her, for his own protection, under
bonds to keep the peace.
She's been on her good behavior since
our lads have been on guard;
But she has no taste for quiet, and
she's found it mighty hard.
And the day there dawned prospect
of transatlantic fuss
She picked UP her old machete and
said gayly, Count on u.s."
Now from all the brakes and jungles
she is mastering her men,
And her borders ring with gladness,
for she's in a scrap again!
james T. Montgomery.
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DAVENPORT-RYLANDER
WEDDING ON WEDNESDAY.

An occasion of much interest
throughout the entire state will be the
wedding of Miss Catherine Davenport
and Mr.. Emory Rylander, Wednesday
evening at the Calvary Episcopal
church. The ceremony will be per-
formed by Rev. James B. Lawrence,
rector of Calvary church.
Miss Gertrude Davenport, sister OF
the bride, will be the maid of honor,
while Mr.. Arthur Rylander. Jr., will
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MRS. COUNCIL NAMED
FROM THIRD DISTRICT

Mrs. Hugh Willet, Director Of the
Tallulah Falls School, which is owned
and maintained by the Georgia FEEDER
alton of Clubs, has appointed Assistant
Directors in all of the districts of the
state. Mrs. Lee G. Council of Ameri-
Gus has been appointed as Assistant
Director in the Third District and has
accepted the appointment.
Mrs. Willet has issued invitations to
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CITY UNION TO MEET
ON MONDAY NIGHT

The City Union of the Baraca and
Philathea classes of Americas will
hold a meeting at the Furlow Lawn
Baptist church on Monday night at
Z 80 o'clock
1t is urged that every member be in
attendance, as business of Importance
is to be discussed.