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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-09-01
Lynch.Turner wedding.

The marriage Of Miss Frances Gault
Turner. daughter of Mrs. Mary King
Turner. and Norman Edward Lynch. son
Of Mrs. r l. Lynch and the late DR..
Lynch, took place last evening at
O'Clock at the home Of the pride in Bel
mont street. the Rev. DR.. Dimond, OF St
Andrews Episcopal Church. officiating.
The bridal party stood before an altar
like arrangement Of palms and white
roses. while oak leaves. palms. and pink
and white autumn flowers furnished the
rest Of the rooms with a wedding at
mosphere. The aisle Of white ribbons
for the bridal procession was held with
clusters Of flowers which also adorned
one corner Of the prie-dieu.
The brides gown was OF white satin
trimmed with duchess lace and georgette
crepe embroidered in seed pearls A veil
OF tuIIe fell to the hem Of the court
train. and was held across the back Of
the head in ruche effect, arranged with
orange blossoms. A diamond and pearl
ornament, the bridegroom's present. and
a bouquet Of Bride roses and lilies Of
the valley completed the toilet Mrs.
Edward Breck Parsons. sister OF the
bride. was mAtron OF honor and wore
a gown Of turquoise blue satin with iri-
descent tT1rnnlnBAs ana a
bouquet Of pink roses.
Miss Juliette B. King. another sis
ter of the bride. was maid OF honor,
wore a gown OF Nile green tulle
over cloth Of silver. and carried
shower bouquet Of pink roses. The
bridesmaids were Miss Marjorie Hun
ter Young and Miss Willie Wellborn.
the former wearing flesh colored net
over cloth Of silver and the latter
orchid tuIle over cloth Of silver, and
both carrying arm bouquets OF pink
roses. Miss Margaret Lynch. sister
Of the bridegroom, was flower girl.
She wore a frock Of white lace over
blue silk. and carried q basket of
Sweetheart roses. Russell Lynch was
best man.
Mrs. King. who received the addi-
tional guests for the reception, wore
a gown Of cameo pink Georgette crepe
with duchess lace and pink roses.
Mrs. r. 4. King, grandmother Of the
bride, also assisted, and wore a gown
of pale gray GeorEette crepe with a
corsAge bouquet Of orchids.
Mrs. r. L. Lynch, the brideEroom's
mother. looked lovely in a white
crepe de chine gown and a corsage
bouquet Of white orchids.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. a Fowler and Miss
Florence Hanney, OF Philadelphia,
came TO Washington for the wedding
and reception.
When the bride left later in the
evening for their wedding trip, her
travelling gown was OF French blue
serge handsomely braided, and with
IL she wore a hat OF blue velvet. Mr..
and Mrs. Lynch will return TO Wash
ington and will be at home TO their
friends at 1900 Belmont street after
October l.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-09-01
UPHOLDS POSTAL BAN ON
WATSON'S EFFERSONIAN

In q decision by Federal Judge
Speer, filed today at Macon, Ga, Post
master General Burleson IL supported
In denying the mailing privilege to
former Congressman Tom Watson's
publication, the JeffersoniAn.
The decision holds that the matter
carried in the Jeffersonian was 30 det-
rimental to the interests of the Gov
eminent that the Postmaster General
was justified In exercising the powers
conferred upon him by the espionage
act.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-09-01
Geraldine BouSh,
Adn1irars Daughter,
Mozu Mrs. Burrea

The marriage OF Miss Geraldine
Boush, daughter of Rear Admiral
Clifford ]. Boush, U. S. N, retired,
and Mrs. Boush, to Glenn Burrell,
civil engineer, U. S. N, took place
at noon today in the Church Of Our
Saviour, Brookline, Mass. Mrs. Hogg,
wife of Commodore William S. Hogg,
U. S. N, went from Washington to
attend the wedding.
The bride made her debut in Wash.
ington while her father was on duty
here, and she has many friends in
the Capital. Since his retirement,
which took place while he was in
command OF the naval station in
Hawaii, Admiral Boush and his fam
lily have been making their home
near Boston. They spent several
weeks this summer at Gerish Island,
Ne, where they have a summer
home Mr.. BurrelI has recently re-
turned to the States from duty in
Guam
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-09-01
Give. Supper Dance.

Miss virginia Maxwell entertained
informally at a supper dance last
evening In compliment to Miss PACE
and Lieutenant White. the hospitality
following the wedding rehearsal The
other guests were Mrs. Laurence
clarke, Miss Ruth Miller. Mise Dor
othy Bertholf, Miss Helen Claxton'
Miss Elizabeth Claxton, Miss Frances
philip, Miss Katherine White. Miss
Minnie Saxton, Lieutenant Chapman,
n A: Lieutenant Jones. U. s. A;
and Lieutenant Wilson Bingham. U. s.
A all classmates of Lieutenant White
at West Point: Mr.. Kretzer' Theodore
RIoch. Capt. John Leavenworth, U.
6 A.; Capt. Harold Sibert, U. 5. A;
lieut. Corning Bliss. U. s. A; Lieut.
I,arkin W. Glazebrook. L. s. A; Lieut.
Hamilton Walter, L. S. NJ c: Lieut..
T NJ. Sellers, L. S. NJ. C: Lieut.. r.
Jeschke. L. s. VI. c.: Lieut.. William
Bradhead. U. S. NJ. c.: Lieut.. P. L.
Wilson, L. S. NJ. c.: Lieutenant So
now, U. s. A: Paymaster Marion
Ring, U. S. N: Midshipman barnett
TaIbott, and Midshipman Joseph Ives.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-09-01

An event Of interest to two uni
versity circles and to Washington and
Southern society in general is the
wedding OF Miss Mamie Peyton Lux
ford, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. ].
Leon Luxford, to Thomas Eden Did.
lake, OF Virginia, which will take
place at 3 o'clock on the afternoon
OF Wednesday, September o, in the
Church OF the Ascension, the rector,
the Rev. J. Henning NeIms, officiat-
ing.
The bride will be given in marriage
by her father, and will be attended
by her cousins. Miss Winifred W.
Watts, as maid OF honor. and little
Miss Emily Ann Undertake as flow
er girl John r. Kenyon, of North
Carolina, will be best man, and the
ushers Will include DR.. Joseph E.
Pogue, OF Raleigh, n. g; Percy Z.
Taylor. DIR. Taylor o. Undertake and
Norman l. Taylor. OF Washington.
wedding march.
After an extended trip North. the
young couple will make their home
in Chapel Hill, n. c, the bridegroom
having accepted the assistant pro-
censorship OF law in the University
Of North Carolina
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman /. Taylor will
entertain at dinner Tuesday evening
in honor OF Miss Luxford and Mr..
Didlake and the wedding party.
Mrs. Chester II. Smith, Miss W. w.
Watts and Mrs. Taylor o. Timber
lake entertained at luncheon and G
miscellaneous shower this afternoon
for Miss LuXford.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-09-01

The marriage OF Miss May Ger
trude Mitchell, daughter OF Capt. and
Mrs. ]. Walter Mitchell, to Joseph
Libbey Griffin, will take place this
afternoon at 4:3O o'clock In the
Church OF the Ascension. The only
attendants will be Miss Mary Griffin,
sister Of the bridegroom, as maid Of
honor, and the brother OF the bride,
Frank Noble Mitchell, who will act
as best man.
The wedding was FASTENED as the
bridegroom is one Of the three men
selected from the Seventh district to
open quarters at Camp Meade, for
the new national army, and he will
start for Camp Meade on Wednesday.
He is a son OF Mr.. and Mrs. W. Y.
Griffin, OF Cleveland Park.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-09-01

g. Marinelli. Of Maryland, an
nounces the marriage OF his daughter,
Miss Pauline n. MArineIlI, to Lieut..
James A. IngrRham. u. s. r. The
ceremony took place on August "a
at ToWson, Nd
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-09-01

Mrs. Charles b. Warren, who has
been visiting relatives for several
weeks, will join Assistant Attorney
General Warren in Washington today.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-09-01

Prof. and Mrs. L. Acher and their
son. Harry Archer. accompanied by Mr..
and Mrs. AItmanne, will leave town
today for Atlantic City. They will
make the trip by motor.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-09-01
Belmont. Back At Newpert.

Capt. and Mrs. Perry Belmont, who
came to Washington to attend the
festivities given in honor of the Jap
aness mission. have returned to Bel
court, their Newport home.
The marriage OF Mrs. Gertrude S.
Mathews, OF the woman's council OF
national defense. 10 Judge Edmund
P. Shelby, OF New York. took place
yesterday in the brides apartment in
this city. The Rev. James Kirkpat-
rick performed the ceremony. Judge
Shelby is a grandson of the frst gov
ernor OF Kentucky and the bride is
descended from one OF the early gov
ernors Of the State. Their home will
be in New York.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-09-01

T. FRANKLIN" new telephone central Office will be cut
into service this evening
This addition to Washingtons telephone equipment
hasbeen made necessary by the needs of the Government
the extraordinary activity in the commercial world and
the anticipated heavy demand for greater telephone
facilities in the business section of the city.
To accommodate the office, several departments
have been removed from our building at 722 18th Street.
NV and the entire interior has been rebuilt
Many Main, North and Lincoln subscribers will have
their numbers changed to Franklin. Other subscribers
formerly connected with the North and Lincoln Offices
will be changed to Main
With Franklin in service Washington will be served
by seven central Offices MAN, North Lincoln Columbia,
West Cleveland and Franklin
The new issue of the telephone directory to-day
contains the telephone numbers. Commencing
tomorrow Sunday September 2nd please consult this
directory before making calls.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-09-01
week-End in Maryland.

The Postmaster General and Mrs.
Burleson will spend the weekend at
Mt Republic, the place in Charles
county. Nd. which they have taken
for the summer. The Misses BurIe-
son, who are visiting on Lake Cham
plain, will return to Mt Republic
next week.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-09-01

The Secretary of Commerce and
Mrs. RedheId are leaving Washington
today for a vacation OF three weeks,
to be spent in New York, Boston, and
Pittsheld, Mass
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-09-01

The Secretary Of War and Mrs.
Baker. accompanied by their children,
will leave town today for Norfolk.
where the Secretary will deliver an
address on Labor Day.
Secretary Baker returned to Wash
ington yesterday from West Point,
where he attended graduation eXer-
cises. Mai. Gen Hugh L. Scott, who
went to West Point with the Secre-
tary, will not return until Tuesday.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-04
Die Serfebrten
@nr6en eeitern bOn eincm rafeonriti'
geu 1eser nieOersefraat NIB
idJiuer prmnrbet.

oeSn: @erlmlf eines Gtreits il6er
EN- aarteiipiel, Der iid IN einem bon
;earbigen frequentirten gilLdrc3inr
mer on Der fSiriIften itno Sobu StraBe
atipielte, fam es 5it etner SdieBerel
geIegetrtlib tpelher Der S6ieb5olo,
Der Sarbige BiGimn @rigbt, bon gso.
573 @sit SedIte Strabe, 5tuei 9iuiie'
eenoiIen, a1rf Die er es gar ridt n6ge.
iebeu bntte, lebensgefdbrli9 Deriplut.
bette ,rpG9reno Der Reger, Dem bic
algeln 5ugeoadt paren, unperlest
oebonfam.
9ie @ertprrt6eten fino StarleD
GimonSs, BON Ro. 4t2 Central 9loe.,
ser in ben gfiiden itnb IN ben reftsn
GGbogen eeihoiien tpurOe, ioiUie
SnTes @bitlof, DON 30. 1916 IeIt
sS,cbents StroBc, Sem cine augel in
oen llnterleib 6rnrlg. geibe tpuroen
nadI benz Tt6btiifen Soipital ga'
bruft, mo Die 2ler5te ibrcn 8uiten0
fir atBeroroentIib be6enfli9 ertldr.
ter.
Ger StiebbotS 8riqbt rltrbe bonn
Gereeartten airgcn, Gem Goli5iiten
G9roeoer rtrrb ben farbigen geteftipe3
Sail un6 S6onas oerhnftet uno nah
Der Gentralftation gebrodt, no er
cpne neiteres 51igeitaHb, Onb cr es ei,
Gentlid aiif einen geD;iieu gSilllam
@SGr1s, bon go. 75t Barr StraBe,
abseiebeu iin6 bic an6eren nur aus
@erieben getroffen botte. @rtgbt &c.
iteitS altd 5i, bab er nod bem @orf.
tpe5iel urto Der 9riigelei nit gSants
crit na9 Saiiie geIaufen mar, irtb itdy
rem Wsboloer gebolt tntte. @0ant5
fpir-5e ipdter pon ben 9eteftioes Saa
uIio Ebomns oltf aqger1eine Ser.
bddtsnriir6e Elm perhoftet.
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Cine &edtfertisnus fir Die
Sdmei;.

eyn Der rS8pei3er Grport.Rebue'
fiibrt unter bisfem 5iteI sy. Suguenln,
yaeueuburg, fOlgeiloes aus: glle GDLs
ter Iebcn pom segeuieitisen 8e4leIs
pertebr uno teines tairn ouf oas anz
bere gan5Ii3 Oer3t9teu. 0ieie @iHieus
pabrbeit Spdngt ftp uns jeoesmaI
pieoer auf, ipenn Der eine poer Der
utbere Der &riegfiibrerben uns be-
i9lt0lst. baB mir ietue 6etnbe nit
Gebensmitteln periorgen. Oa mir
aber bon telner Setts etipas erbalten,
pbps I'M QustauIae bafiir ettpas 81
Iieferu, 10 babeu mir INNER pieber
Ole 9flift bic aufrt9tisteIt uulerer
Seitlnitng uno uniere iffTg neutraie
9dltung 3u belpeiien.
Die S9pei3 bat i6rigsns nidt
aIIein unter 6srartigen Sdfpieristeis
ten gu leiben; ale nsutrolen Stdaten
Der alten Welt leiben NIT ihr, unb
man perii9ert inns su uuIerem SroIte,
bab nan 5olano unb DGnemort nod
nit sinem gdns onoeren @repobn be,
gegnet ols uns. Smmerbin III bic
5hatIade, bob es dnoern AUDI InIn1i
sebt, etn re1t faberrIfetutger Sroi.
Die Der. Stoaten iiberpdhen iett
ibrem gintrift IN ben &rieo nit siner
sifsriiiatigsu SeiDiHen9aitistsit ban
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-04

ais gdretdt IN Der glm.9ibertp
Sade ftattfono, naban Der obige Ser.
elm bic @tnlaoing ieines Sdasmet.
tiers Serrn eSoiepb SterB, Oeiien ar,
peien IN Bono Sia am Sonrtag, ben
20. b. 30. fir 6ie slbbalhtng etnes
Sanrilieitfeites 5li 6eruiten, oairteno
an uno es Dltroen 6am bic Serren
SenrD @l5dler. GLEN. Sorting uHo
sssoiepb steiler als Arrangements
slusi9llB ernnnrt.
9ln spei erfrnntte 9nneraoeu MIR
6e bic t6li6e ltnteritiisiing mtsbe-
sablt. 6err ssre6. Dehler, iiber beiien
aufnabnegeiuH giiuftig 6eridtet
tporoen lit, miro in Der @eneralner'
iantntitng, Die am Sonrrtag, Dem 16.
3. gt., itattfin6et als Weitglieo mif'
genomnren tper6en. Die @innobmen
betrigen S22.40 urt6 6ie ansgaben
SO. 80.
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3seds SserbinSermus
Gbnormalsn Gsbrau6s bat SoIlano
bic alusfubr DON Eulptns3Dis,
beln perboten.

4mFer6am, 3. September. -
gs perlautet, ipie bus .Sdnbelsblao"
berittet, bab bas @erbot Der ausIubr
DON Sulpeu 3ipiebsln erlafiN lpurs
De, lin bersn Grport gu unilornIaien
3fpeden gu perbinbern. UlaH bat
ndmlid sefunoen, bab es, mad Inss
I6eibuna f9doli4er Sngrebienaien.
fn6gIi9 III, aus peri4iebeireu SortsH
Der 3tDisbsln Elm nabrbdfiesWliI4 sr'
ssuaenbes Gutter 5u sspinnsn. unb i'm
Iebtsn Sabre ipareu ettpa 100000
Rslosramm 9ulpei>3nisbeln ins
GuslaBs, bermutbli9 nu4 Dsuti4s
lamb, segangen. augsni9einli9 bat
man fia enti9loHen, ben lIebtrl9uB
an iol9en 3piebeIn infolge Der Gin
itelluna bon amerifanif den Uorrdtben
fir bas bolldnbiI6e @ieb su pertDen'
BEN. Gs purbe feitssfelli, bab bic
6paeintbsns unb Tareiifus 3lui:beIn
ii9 als tpertbOoll fir inbutrlsas
3pede eripeiisn.
Die @1rtner 3eitunq beriGtet,
bab Der Grport Don tulptns3pisbeIn
fir normaIen 9ebrdub geitattet nsrs
ben ipiirbe, unb baB fia bas aus'
flbr Nsrbot aud nj9t auf S4Ipes
ben, 9orpesen. 0dnemdrt uno bic
S4fpei3 6s5isbe.
1A.,om 4., ErNa
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Sn Yrting bsrfangt bic.
4btretung ber6Fsrrsis
dif6en &on5effiouen
an Jt1Iien.

petins. 20. qusuit. (geripdtst.)
Err italieniIds Gelanbts 2lliotti fors
ssrte saf auspdrtige ant auf, bic
5Itsrrsihif4e &On3sFion in 3ieniin IN
,J:l.isn gu transferirsn als anertsn-
nuHs Der arisgsbieuite Staliens. Gr
Dsrlanst aud bic 2lnitsluns bon Stns
lienern in Der Gnls 8erpaltung ON
Stsae Der 9eutihen, iopis Gnti9ds
bisung fir bic gsrluife, pelhe Sta
iiensr BET benz gombarbement bonn 12.
Suli erlitten bn6en. Die 9ineTtihe
prsiit briidt entriiitung aus ii6er ben
9eriud Stalisns, 3srritorium su ses
pinnen. yWenn Der itnlisniI6e Ges
fanbte,D 70 inst bic .petins Retps'.
.es ni9t tpeiB, mas fur prin5ipien
in fsinen Jorbsrunqen iHnolpirt finn.
70 perben mir ihm iasen miiiisn, bab
China 5ur 3eit nidt in Der Gage III,
Jtnlien ober irsenb eiasr Hation IT,
senb sinen 1beil uHferes 9anbes abs
2lftretsu-S
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gen. er iDliros fidb a.ipeisert babeu
cine HolIe in ben anglo rufiIfxn
pIdntt su fpielen Nii einem @or.
te. az fpiirot 5dm ni6i in bieIenl
Atiese, bem gro6ufte bes WelisTes.
potismus. isin. er nirbe eeaen
Dsutihlanb nidt jsHs eiftise @affs
fiibren, bic ben giinipitn bsrIslben
.Dtmcfrntie 10 iebT ipiberfpridlt =
pie fDrtssIeBts eiiet. @Iiidli6srfpeif:
inrb mir aber ni5. lGnssr pertbeibia
aunaslos segen sieie aampfsspsifs.
Die antiport purbe fir uns srtbeilt,
rnb nnfsre 3euasn tSnnen nidt Der,
odftigt iperben.
rSrr DilIon bat psrIuft, bns
beutite Bolt auf feline Seite su brini
atn. CT maGt eintn linisridieb SfDis
fdxn Der beutfGkn Regierung unb
benz osutihen 8oIfe. Der eriteren OPP
pouirt sr. bent -lsbferen nnseblid nidt.
CT fpeigert iih. nit einen rauiofratis
ihen1 1eutinIuno gu unterbnnbsln,
ofsr nift NIT BEN bsutIden 9olfe.
er min nur 3uiiterunsen Don Der
tsutifxn Rsgi.runa ai3eptisren, ipenH
ioi6e ben ousbriidlifsn qBilen bes
beutIHen 0nfsss reprGfsntirtn1.
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Die Seutid.n in Ealditina.

2lus Ssrfalsm nirb ssrdrieben:
Bis Dor stnem baIben Sabrbunbert
poren 9eutTdbe nur gang Ssrstn5elt i'm
Seilissr 2anbs an5utreffen, unb bieIe
bef9rdnttsn fi6 in Der !5auptfade auf
GeidIi9e, bic m Der SeiIiseu Stabt
TIRES Qmtes polieten, ober duf mes
nigs pilger. Grf bonn Sabre 1868 a6
is6.n mir m.5rsrs bsuti6e RisberIai,
funssn in qaIditino, bic bon Wsit.
slisbern Der SsmpeISeIeaI9aft angss
Iest ipurbsu.
Die Ssmpels.TeGf9dft IN cine 8ers
stnigung BON Dirttem6ergern, bic
i'm Sabre 1843 BON pfarrer Gbrifinu
5offmnnn begriinbet purbe, unb bic
gum 3ipsd bate, sin Spttesoolt in
SeruIalsm 5u IammeIn. Desbal6 pon>
berts stns G5aor bisfer SlGubisen
Dor nunmebr esnau sinem balben
Sa6rbunbert ra9 paLdftina, nit benz
ReifsaieI S.rufuIsm, aus, I'm bier bas
Sottssrsi4 81 finben ooer neu aufs
suri9ten.
sm fsrbeu Sabre T6un fe6su tptr
mebrere beutfhe RieberlnTungen, 70 in
Soffd, in Sdrpnu unb Wilbelma bei
Saffa unb in, Rsphnim bsi Serufas
lem. Die orsi lsbtersn Srte Iinb
@riinbungen Der Senplsr, bic fi5 i'm
2uuf Der SahrJ.hute gu rs6t ftattli-
den SrtTtaften nusgepd5Ien boben.
Die eepIonte unlfnFenbe trtitlide
RolpntIatipn polditinds n1uBte baIo
fallen seIaFen tpsrbsn. Die sempier
Dibmetsn iicb oeito mebr ber 9arlos
Dirtbf9uft. @is9Judt unb benz Deins
bau.
= 9as bIiibenbe 9fufifrsbeu unb bns
Sebeiben Der RteberlaFuugen geben
&unbe bon Der flsibigen &r6eit Der
beutTben Rulturpioniers, bic ritt
umionIt aeleiffst norbeu III. Seute
finb bic Ginrittunesn Der beutTben
Bauern IN palGiftna giuifsreinri9s
tungen unb he sntriusen BEN guben
dlles, mas er gu seben permde.
gleben Der 9anbfptrthf6oft trstben
BE Seutiten nud Sarbsl unb be-
I9Gftig.n ii6 ollsrbtugs in alsrbes
Idsibtniiem Wnbitabe = nit Snous
ffrie, lpppon eins 9isBerei unb Subrit
Observation-Disclosures 9erGt6e in Safa
ia, fopie cine gisrbrauersi uno Giss
fabrit IN Ssruialem 3eusniB nbIsgeu.
Sdnbel i'm Sleinen treiben re
sienIiH biel, ipie Tie uun on BEN Osrs
I9isbsnsu Srisn cine ftdttli6e Rsibe
BON gaitb0Fen uno 9aifbduf,rn urtsrs
baittn. Der bebsutenbfts uno o01tg
MODERN etnseridtets goffbof IN Serus
fultm bsfiubet ii9 IN beutften 9dns
ben.
Der bsutfdhe Support rsidts bisbsr
leiSer nif,t an ben ensliIben uno
frans6Fi4en bran. @enn aud aIIsra
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f6on esgsn gnbs bss srobsn Jelb3u,
ges pom Sabre 1915, no gang poIen
anb elm grobsr Ebsil ruiiiIhsn GeHes
tes Don ben DsutIGtn befebt purot,
madts Der 6slbmari9da BON 5irbeHs
burg sinen 9sriu9, bic Dina Qinie
.5ipiihen Risa unb ber 10 Meilsn
peiter iiiblih gslegsnsn sJeitung Diis
naburs 81 bur6brshsn. Die Rufen
ipnrtn nber bomnls burd ben friiben
eiHtritt bss @intrs befdbigt. bic
Qinie 5u 6ebnupten. Sm porigsn Sabre
mncbten bic DeutiGen tsinsn srnitlis
den 8,rfu6, an bi.Isr 2iilie bur65u-
breden; lie pursn mebr nit Der 4bs
fpebr Der 8ruHiIop Cffeniibe unb If
rem raudnifdsn Jslb5us beiGdfiist.
S6on felt bem gesinn Der ruiiis
fhen ReDoluticn, NIT ibrem bsss
intesrirsnben ginfluB duf bic ruifif9e
armse, tpoburh bic nilitdriffs Gage
fi6 fir bic Deutifen iinmer siinitigsr
eeiioltete, ipurbe anssbeutet, bab bic
9suti9en in bieism Sabre einn 8ers
fu9 MAIDEN ipiirben. iih Rigns 5u 6e'
nlG9tissn, nnb in ct. pstersbi,-s
mar tbntiGdli6 Gin goritoB an bieiem
puHtt f4on felt einiser 3eii erpartst
s,,nrheu
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0as bemtiae Sieb.
g,'r. Ginger rifteH ii6 fir bas
SOlfslieberfonSert am Is.
SlDbember.

Oas bsutI6e 9isb pirb gslesentli9
Ses biesidbrigen 8oltslieosrtonSsrts
Der 8sreinigteH Sduger, bas am
Sonntag, BEN 1S. RObem6er, in Der
MHiitbnGe iiattiinbst. Disbsr obne
Jrnse nit sroBen Gbren 6eIieben.
9nrauf laifen Die fopeit Don ben
9ersinigtsn Sdngern unb i6rem ere
prubten Dirisenten 3Ulsiiter 2ouis
Gfrgott getroffsuen 9or6ereitungen
fhIisbsn. 0ieIe 8orbereitungen
tDurben in Der geftern 2l6enb i'm
1eutiten &lu6 rntsr 9orfB bes
grGiibenten Charles @. S4mi6t uno
Der prototollfii6rung bes SstretGrs
Gmil Stemler ftdttgebabtsn Delegas
tenfBuns beiproden uub Wseifter
Gbrgott betonte, rnb er fir bds biess
iG6ri9e 9rogramm bic ih0nften perz
lem beg beuti6ea WdnnsrgeIangs unO
bes bsutf6en 8oltslieos ausipdblsn
tperbe. bamit pie 0ereinigten Sdnger
Inter ben obfpnlttnben umitdnoen
eon3 6efonbere ghre eiHlegeR t5nrlten.
Rdtiirlia nir3 bas programm
aud tpie iibli9 eiriss 2ieberportrdge
in Der 2anbesipra9e brtngen unb
itlieblt9 tpirb, pie es itets br s}aa
getpefen, cine Golotruft mittptrten,
bic jeboh fOtpeit nod nidt ausgeudbIt
iporbsn III.
gineebenb nurbe bic Grage Der
qrobsn fir bns apnaert er6rtert unO
nan einigte iid fGlieBlta burouf bic
bies6siialifen ARRANGEMENTS Wteifer
gbroott, foipie Serrn 6surp Srant als
@orIiber bes Wnitffommtttess, fowte
Sefretdr Gtemler su ii6erlahen.
QuB1bem fpurben S6nBmetftsr Seras
Ger unb setretGr Stemter dnsstuiefen
fir bic Serffellung Der gintrittstarteH
Ali foraen unb nu6 gorfebruneen be-
5iglid Der ii5fi9.n gOrDsrtaufsItelen
gu treffen.
9ie Seleqaien tpurosu uua nod
ouf ber Dor einisen gaonaten gefdbs
ten gerbluB, arfmerffdm eemn6t, bab
etleoentlib bes biesj6frigsn 9or5erts
rnter teinen IlmiiGnber seffdttet tper'
ZEN tpiro, baB ednser unmtttefbar
Dor bsm aogert ror Der WSfIthalle
Gintrittstorten rerfaffeu-
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Die .a5laiid)e 3eitmns"
GIaubt uidt on bte aus
gebli4 seplanttn
Rriegsrsbtn 5erru
Brbdns.

amferbam, 3, Sept. Die
.a5Inii9s 3situns' forbert ibre eeisr
auf, ben BON Der Rsuter Gompanp
Der5ffsntli4tsn geri4ten. benen gus
folge Der friibsre StaatsfetretGr
8rpan eine Reoetour uniernebmeu
psrbe, I'M ariss Bis gu einem Fsgreis
4en 2lbf4luB su prsoissu, gu miB'
trauen.
Die 3eituns iagt, iie tDife, bab 5err
8rpnn erii Dor fiinf Wo4en in einem
gang anbersn Gimme an einen itaIienis
ihen Jreunb ssidrisbeH babe. unb bdb
man besbalb taum annebmsn biirfe,
BOB h, itinsm isitbsrigen S5riebsns'
pttn3ip Elm 10 pl0sli4er @s4ia eins
s.treisn TT. (Sat bic gsbsH f4on
rehnftet1 Uyy,r n 81
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erfte beutf4e Soufleute anfdTis ma,
rem, mebr als Sran5O5sn uHb GnsIGn.
Der, 10 Oerfanben iIe ss ni9t in benz
lelben grobartigen 0ldBfnbs, 5ans
oelssei9dfte 5u unternsbmsn, tpte bic
lngeborisen Der betbeH frsmben gla,
tioneH. s5H Der lsstsn 3eit jsbO9 mar
Der Oeutf4e 9anbel Guf bem beftsu
Nsge, ben Der anberen 2dnDer au
iiberfliigsln.
aH9 bic sugfubr (Orangei)
ipanbts fi3 in Der 9uuptfa8e na9
Gnglanb. Ra4 bem umI6pung, ben
Der arieg bsroOrgsrufen BAT, ife6t gu
erDarten, bab Der oeutIde 5anbel in
paldffinu cine gong uubere Stelung
einnebmen tpir6, als Dor benz &riege.