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The Washington times., 1918-05-28

and the artists who wiz give the de-
Iightful program Of Mexican mrile
promised for this evening, ~
Mrs, Newton d. Baker wiz give a
recital OF war songs at the Colonial
Theater, Hagerstown. Nd, this even
ing at s o'clock, for the beneft OF the
American Red Cross.
PoIks Back in Capital.
The Counselor OF the State Depart
ment and Mrs. Frank Lyon Polk re-
turned to Washington from Atlantic
City yesterday. They will remain in
Washington until some time in :Au-
gust, when they viii 90 10 Bar Har-
Dor. sc
Admiral rOusseau Buys Hones. Z
Rear Admiral and AIrS Harry II
Rousseau have bought the home OF
Mrs. Eugene Byrnes At S2ss R street.
The house was occupied last winter
by Mr. and Mrs. Everett Colby. De
The Washington times., 1918-05-28
ENLAReE ARMY BANDS.

The War Department has establish
ed q plan whereby each regimental
band viii be Increased 70 fifty pieces
and the leaders, at General PERISH
ing's suggestion, viii be made frsi
or second lieutenants. according 10
whether they have had more or less
than hve years experience in their
places.
The Washington times., 1918-05-28
Invitations 70 Art E1hBlt

The. Board Of Trustees Of the Cor
coran Gallery OF Art have issued
cards OF invitation for the prssenta-
tion OF the gold medal and other
awards OF merit for the season Of
l91T-191s to the pupils OF the Corcoran
school Of Art and an exhibition Of
the work OF the pupils for the past
year. to take place in the gallery on
Friday evening, May 81
The Washington times., 1918-05-28
mFA VF9olas q Preside.

Mrs. Carl Vfa6ElaH win preside at
the tea table tonoErsR afternoon Al
the Red Cross tea IN Potomac Park.
Among those who VIII assist are Mrs.
Ffoulke Smith, Mrs. John Foster
Dulles, Miss Cecilia McCalium. and
the Noses Totten.} Ars Donald Wash.
burnel and Miss Carol1l Nash have
charge ~ tdeee teass sH1llch are given
Wednea1eE 414 Satofdly afternoons
during the Merins Band concerts.
Last Saturday Mrs. Lansing and Mrs.
William u. Black presided at 4he tea
table and Mra BOardman assisted a.
cashier.
The Washington times., 1918-05-28

Mrs. Arthur Willard was hostess at
launch party yesterday afternoon
for her guest. Mrs. Edward Howes
Talbot. The party played bridge dur.
ing pleasant trip down the Potomac
and later tea was served. An orches-
ira played during the afternoon. Mrs.
Willard expects to spend part OF the
summer in New England with Mrs.
Talbot.
DR.. and Mrs. Richard Kearny, who
have made their home in Boston since
their marriage several years ago, have
returned to Washington and are
guests Of Mrs. Rearny's parents, Rear
Admiral and Mrs. ]. d. Adams. DR.
KeArny is connected with the Bureau
OF War Risk Insurance.
Admiral and Mrs. Adams will leave
town about June 15 for Squam Lake,
n. H, where they will spend the sea
son. cdr. and Mrs. Kearny will oc-
cupy their Washington residence for
the summer.
Wallace Bryant will be host at a
studio tea and exhibition OF his recent
portraits and other paintings this
afternoon from ( to 7 o'clock at his
new studio, 1882 V street Mrs. Logan
Waller Page and Miss Amaryllis GIL
lett will pour tea for Mr. Bryant, and
there will be other ladies assisting
Mr.. Bryant will give another studio
tea Friday afternoon.
The Washington times., 1918-05-28

Mrs. william D. connor. wife st
Colonel Conner. corps Of engineers, u.
5. A, who has been In France for the
past six months, Is visiting In Wash
ington and is stopping at the Grafton.
Mrs. Connor expects to leave next
week to join her mother, Mrs. Peter
Van Vleet, on the North Shore, where
they will take a cottage for the sum
mer. They wishrto be near Mrs. Con-
nor's brother-in-law, Curtis King, who
will be In training At the Hydroplane
School, at Cambridge, Mass.
The Washington times., 1918-05-28
Sd. MARrs AIps az GROSS.

St Mary's Church sent in a con-
tribution OF S15O.5O to the Red Cross
the amount being credited to Team
IL. Of which Joseph A Berberich is
captain.
The Washington times., 1918-05-28

ITHE President and Mrs. Wilson
! played golf this morning. Last
| evening they attended the
opening performance OF 10y
atty" at the Belasco Theater. which
was given for the beneht OF the fund
being raised by the officials and
| clerks Of the Panama Canal Commits
sion. Washington office. to purchase
/ ana equip an ambulance for use at
| the front Every box and seal In
/ the house was occupied and many
notables were included in the audi
ence.
with the President and Mrs. Will
/ son were Mrs. William H Boiling,
Miss Bertha Boiling, and John Ran
/ dolph Boiling.
Miss Margaret. Wilson, who Is
/ completing a concert tour Of the
| making her way North and is eX-
pected in Washington early in June,
The British Ambassador and Lady
/ Reading are the guests in whose
honor Mr.. and Mrs. william A. Slater
4 will entertain at dinner tonight
For japanese Ambassador.
A round Of entertaining in compf-
ment to the japanese Ambassador
and Viscountess Ishu has lately
been inaugurated. Last evening they
were the guests OF honor at a dinner
given by the French Ambassador and
Nine. Jusserand. and tonight they
will dine with Mrs. James Mcdonald,
who will have a distinguished COM
pany to meet them.
- ~ Erannh Annhn a
sador and Nine. Jusserand were Wis
count and Viscountess Ishii, the Sec
] retary Of State and Mrs. Lansing,
Senator and Mrs. Gilbert II. Hitch
cock, Senator and Mrs. Atlee Pom
creme, the Minister OF Norway and
Nine. Bryn. the minister OF Cuba,
DR.. Carlos Manuel de Cespedes: the
Third Assistant Secretary OF State and
Mrs. Breckinridge Long, Sir Henry
Babington Smith, Tokichi Tanaka,
counselor OF the japanese embassy;
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Auchincloss:
Lieutenant Colonel and Baroness
Reille, Of the French high commits
sion; Mrs. William A. Slater, Nine.
coIlardet, and J. c. F. Blondel, OF the
French embassy stan
The Ambassador OF Mexico and
Nine. Bonillas will entertain at sup
per at the embassy this evening fol-
lowing the lecture on Mexico, Today
and Yesterday" which will be given
at the Pan-American Union building
by Mrs. Ada Brown Talbot. honorary
member of the Mexican Geographi-
cal and Statistical Society and mem
Der Of the public lecture corps OF
the New York city board Of educa-
tion.
The lecture Is given under the aus
pfees OF the ambassador, who has is
sued invitations 70 official and diplo-
matte society. There will be about
twenty-five guests at supper at the
embassy, among them Mrs. Talbot
The Washington times., 1918-05-28

II in doubt a. to how you car
serve, pay your income tax today.
The Washington times., 1918-05-28

Eanuel Echeyerria y tVidaurre, OF
tle 15eclal tion sfroia Guaten1ala.
cnfertai mad nall eouipAny at din
aner AZ the Holei gashington last
evening. Covers were laid for eight
Mrs. Henry d. Flood returned to
her apartment on Connecticut avenue
yesterday after spending a week in
Virginia with Congressman Flood, who
was touring in the interests Of the
Red Cross, Mr., Flood viii remain.
away another week Mrs. Flood es-
tabllshed the children at Appomattox
for the summer, and will stay in
Washington with Mr.. Flood, going for
a short rest to white Sulphur in Au-
gust
The Washington times., 1918-05-28

Mrs. James Francis Sullivan re-
turned yesterday to her country
home, The Woods, at Radnor, Pa.
from Baltimore, where she spent. a
few days. Mrs. Sullivan 10 . fire.
auent visitor in Washington.
The Washington times., 1918-05-28

Mrs. William Barrett RidEely, who
has been In Washington on a visit for
the past week, has returned to her
home in New York.
The Washington times., 1918-05-28
u. a .. LII Returna.

Mrs. Albert L. Mills returned to
town this morning from Fort ogle-
thorpe, Ga, where she has been with
her daughter, Mrs. Emil P. Laurson.
Col h. G. HirSeh, u 6. A.. has
been transferred from washington 20
duty IN New York. and viii leave
The Washington times., 1918-05-28

Justin Goddart, member OF the
French Chamber OF Deputies, who
was recently in Washington for a
short stay. has returned to New
York and Is stopping at the Wander
bilt Hotel.
The Washington times., 1918-05-28

4 Miss Adelaide Heath will return to-
day from Philadelphia, where ahs has
been visiting Mr.. and MrA Francis A.
lewis q, -; a.a5t
The Washington times., 1918-05-28

Hoillster Sturges returned to wash
ington yesterday after spending the
past eight months In China and India
NJ, Sturges left this country last oc-
fober-. Mr.. and Mrs., Sturges and their
rhiidreh viii sDand the summer At
their place, RfdEeiy Manor. at Stone
Ridge. N. T.. leaving Washington
about the middle OF Jun&.
The Washington times., 1918-05-28

There viii be petite dansants"
following ths French class at the
BeanK Arts salon. i413 n street. to-
morrow egenlugs after which some
Spanish Anerlcai Atheneum e the
Ebbitt
The Washington times., 1918-05-28
SInmsse Envoy In New York.

The Siamese Minister. Phya Prabha
Karavongse, accompanied by Edward
H LOTUS, secretary OF the legation.
and Mrs. LOTUS. have gone to New
York. who're they have been Joined
by Prince Traidos Prabandh. who is
at school in this. country. They are
at the Astor Hotel
The minister. accompanied by the
legation staff. will go to the summer
legation at Bass Rocks, Mass, about
June Is.
Mrs. Victor Kaufman was hostess
at luncheon today at the Purple Iris
Tea House, entertaining in compII-
ment to Mrs. Edward Hoes Talbot. OF
Boston. who is visiting Capt and
Mrs. Arthur L Willard at the Navy
Yard. Mrs. Frank Bacon. OF Omaha,
who is visiting her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Pen
field. was among the guests, who
numbered sixteen.
Mrs. Kaufman will keep her
Washington home open all summer,
but will go to Swamscott. Mass, in
August to be near her son, Samuel
h Kaufman. who will be a student
at the school Of naval aviation in
Boston
The Washington times., 1918-05-28
General Bridges Entertains.

Lieut. Gen. Thomas Bridges. OF the
British war mission, is In New York
for a short stay and had guests din
ing with him at the Plaza Hotel Last
evening.
Capt Louis A. Craig. heId artillery.
2. S. A. and Mrs. Craig are receiv-
ing congratulatlons on the birth OF
q daughter on Saturday AZ Pensacola,
FlG Captain Craig. who is now In
France. was formerly stationed ~
Fort Myer.
The last monthly meeting OF the
army emergency committee for this
season viii take placestomorrow aft
efnoon At 3 o'clock in So. 8flrgarst's
parish hall Mrs. Albert I. Mills will
give an informal talk.
The Washington times., 1918-05-28

f0re than Il was leased BY Col and
Baronesa della Grange. -
Admiral sand Mrs. Rousseau hapt
had Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Joerissenis
llome. in Massachusetts avenue for the
winter.
Mrs. Cary T. Grayson, wife Of Rear
Admiral Grayson. u. S. ". had 3 feW
guests l1nehing with her informally q
day. Admiral and Mrs. GraNson eKpctI
to open their cottage. at White Sulphur
springs, W. Va, some time In June
Informal Luneheon.
Mrs Theodore ". Noyes entertained in
formally at luncheon today at thu Pur.
pie Iris Tea House There were ten
! Mrs.. John. W. Thompson. daughter o.
1lr. and Mrs. -Noyes ana hir 5ihldrtd are
at Atlantic CITY,. N. J.. where rhe llas
taken an apartment for the summer.
Captain Thompson Is on duty At Camp
Mcclellan. Annlston. Ala.
Dr. Samuel s. Adams, Of washington,
Is one Of a party Of distinguished
physicians. who are At the Curtis Hotel
Lenox. Mass-. Tor p short stay.
Major Mclean Gordon watt. who has
been chaplain Of the Black Watch and
also a member Sf the Gordon Highland
,ers. has gone TO New York from Wash
ington. and u. at the Vanderbilt Hotel
Mrs. BENJAMIN Mieou, accompanied
BY her father, Hilary A. Herbert.
tqfmerly Secretary of the Navy. viii
leave town on Friday fer Crosse Isle.
Mich, where they have taken a cots
tage for the summer, and viii make
the trip by motor. Mr.. Mieou and
their sons will join Mrs. Micou when
ever possible.
Lieut. BENJAMIN Nieou, u. S. ",
who is on. sea duty, Is on leave for
few days and is with Mr. and Mrs.
Micou at 2400 Sixteenth street
The Washington times., 1918-05-28

N. H. de Young. OF San Francisco,
has announced the engagement OF
his daughter. Miss Phyllis de Young.
to Mon Tucker, son OF Mr.. and Mrs-
J. L. Tucker. OF Sacramento, Cal
Miss de Young has visited in Wash
ington and has many friends here
The Washington times., 1918-05-28

Mrs. George Wheeler will leave
Washington in q few days to establish
her children at the cottage In Blue
Ridge Summit. Pa, which they have
leased Tor. the summer. Mrs. wheeler
VIII dfyide her time between Blue
Ridge Summit and Washington.
The Washington times., 1918-05-28

Mrs. Frederick r. Harris, wife Of
Rear, Admiral Harris, is planning TO
ieave Washington the hrst OF the
month for Blue Ridge Summit, Pa A.,
where she has taken 4 cottage.
ashort visit with Mr.. and Mrg James
4 EaTrielE.
The Washington times., 1918-05-28

Preston Gibson, who Is at present
in New York, was among those din
Ing at the RitE-CarIton Hotel last
evening.
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DciitIcbc in 2tmcrik0
iUerGeit lllttcritiltst

@aI6ingion, 20. glpriI.-gait Der
3nitimmlng uub WtitbiIie Der onte.
rifaniibeu 9leaieritue meroen Ole
@eianotitbofteu Der Sflmeis uno
5dncocns, bic oeiitidle, te8lp
diterreidliih unqoriihe ssntcreIieu
bertretcn @obIfabrtsnrbeit inter
ben notleioenoeu 8onli(ien Der In.
teriierten 2lusl1n0er in 6en 9erei.
nigten Siooten inlternebmen SiIle
miro oen notleioenben s5anilien
Der intcrniertea QlusI1noer otreft
bon ben @el0ern Der @eidnotIdoftcn
getpdBrt meroen, p1brett0 notLci.
0enoen geiebliebenoen fein0lihen
2usldnoern, eie infoIge hires Sta.
tlls in ylot lerdten lino, Silfe BON
5eiten eines stouitees bon amer.
giiraern aebrntbt iperoen Iod. Inn
nit oen @eian6ten unO aoninlorbe.
antten 5lti1mmen 81 nrbeiten.
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Gtlna lenNet
Sronhreisb Gruppeu
eanpimenn Tina bttaurltl, AaA
10000 hiufhiht 9alhalsn im
&pmmty m Ntr ARitituut
ltiu mgthfn

Aut elnem dilaHiils,tn Safes. so
apfll. NaurimnAn 3ina ehio
ebln Set mlildflldr @eraitf heA
s'raliNtuitu ino aet Nrieakmluilletk
uen 0biuo, rs bier aeliern ani rinem
1raus6iiidlcn T0mhicr cindelrollen
CT lnaie, hab ehiHd feet Gruppfn
fah 5rdngteidi lenoei, bie NIT ogn
aaiiericn fampItn iollm Saubi.
mann Ana, bef elm MbioIbeni Der
unetilauilhcn Niilildrotaocnie III
Mfii a'oint 1T Bat einiac 8eii oIs
miliiuriidcr Neohohter Ia europa
oils @eritetgr irinrr alcpierima ae.
meiii
agbino bcrriici iidl Ooroui por.
ieinen Tell oasu beisiiraaen. bie
Welt fiir bic gcniofroiic liher All
madrH loaie er. .ce 1T mahr.
BAIT Chino gruppeu hobc, bic iih
aeacnmdriig auf bem saenc nod Der
Nriensiront bciinben uno oie 9sefin.
ger 9liIitdrbeboroen rehnen 6orani,
nidlt peniger ols 10000 SoE0aten
Bn an'ona 0es 5ommers nuF Der
Weitirout al baben. 3ehn d)ineiiihe
Gfiisiere iinO iett IN Jrontreih. mn
bic 8ldbe fiir Die llebiugsloqer Der
dlineiiidlrn Griippeu oilsgiiiheu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-04-30
StabsDcrdnberuusen brinsen De-
bate llerbOr.

2onoon 30. Qpril. -@r6bcres
Sntereiie muroe Der 3ebotte TN
Sauic Der @elneinen 6etreffs Der
fiir8Ii6en 9leiionotion bon bobel
genniten Der 2pftflotteno6teilung
entgaeengebrodt. 2oro Sugb Cecil
uno anoere empiabIen, ouB General.
major Grendjor0, Der frilbere gbef
6es 2uftilottenitabps, ipicoer auf
ieineu q'oiten eingeiebt iueroe. syn
9eantiuoriiing Ser aritif erflarte
Preulier 2Iobb @eorge, bob Die gln.
0abeh glmoteuritr1tegen bitten
Sen. Eren6or6 @oriGriften MAIDEN
ipollel fali6 ieifn. @enerallciit.
nant 5nuts ici ernonnt ipor0en,
zine llnterilidltna betreffs Der glei.
mlnaSberi6ieOenbeiten 5tpiihen @e.
neral 9rendor0 nno 2orO @otber.
mere an8uiteQen. Gr bate erfldrf,
6oB bic Gualiiifotionen 0es Sen.
Irenhar0 ion beiier gum @efebls.
6aber, ais 5uni Stnbsoienit be.
idbigten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-04-30
CScmp. isnFnQlIlIt Icbt
T,suticbamcrlhancr
Haab Der elaai Ninuslpia ltl ftin
iffithans hun Wsftai anh
llnlftHt.

ei sAraI, agnn, ~. apslt
fpoiihctidll Ntna gsihief q,t.
elee pon 0u iools. bssbtlit.
lomnliillnn htm cnaieoneiduB
lar miIinrilte anarlcdrnbrlien IN
Ndlbinalnn ftllufle aaitinnelosa Iei
ein fftibbauk hff llnlcpalildt nn0
Net Ncrrai6 iril hcridilei mifA 10
iai tr oaE nid't NIT Dem piiugr
il6nAnis Der @iadls. sidletbeilSloni.
nlliien ODER 0rs @onpcrneuts 60
brioai cine ebrn aasoraebene id1riii.
lihr GtFldrltaa Net scnnumiua +
Ngrr Nurnaliil grllaric
.Nleine peritnlihe 9lniiti bon
ser 9oae her finac 1T M}inneioia
iii, Dob oitler siool 70 ireu III mie
iroenO elmer tm AorBen g'lnbrsae.
bict gr itcbs blniihiiidl ber 3obI
Der frcimiIllagn ncl0nnaeu fiir
Seer uno gilofine tn Der Aaibe 0rr
eriten
Ioh ciucr lobcnbcn Neruorbe.
bunQ 0eB 8erboIlcns Der Sfnnoinai
ticr, iaat Der Bmioerneir Ron ben
Teididl.glmerifoncrn ocs @tooies
1ic III TcttidlaHo aebctcneu Dir.
aer bil0cn etlua elm Drittel Der Elm.
aeluonoerten NcpSIfcrlna. Inter
ibnen iino oie IoBaIiten un0 patrio.
tiiditen @iiraer 81 finoeu. Die UT.
belt, Die fic fiif ote 2ibertu goan
unO oas glote Areu3 aelciitet bo.
ben, scliat nafilr. Gs lit nnbr, bob
bicIc @iirger 0ciiii6er Serfinft Dor
aniern Giutriit In Den Grie9 pro-
6euii6 maren. oob miro es ibnen
lett iminer fgnrer, oob es ihre
9flidlt lit. Oieiclbe Stelluna gegen
Die preilbiide glntofrntie ein8uueb.
men, sic g(nerifoner engliihen 9In.
teS m16renb Der Reuolution grgen
@roBbritanuien einiabmeh."
Gie @emerfidloiien baben int 3u.
iullmenbange ndt Dem beonitanoeten
gerbalten 9fid)ier N1c@eeS ernelt
eciien Gntfcrurng bon Der Cider.
teitSiomniiiion geforoert. Gin
cntipredeu0er Brief III benz @ou'
ncrnelr iI6erreidt mor0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-04-30
lille 410iIa0icrc
Der ,,OrcnIc" oercttet

2onoon, 80. glpril. Dlebrere Der
81 glitglieoer Der amerifanii6en y.
so. 6. u. BON Dem britiiden Gam.
pier .Oronin", Der on Sonutog
torpeOiert iuuroe, erfldrten beute,
6ob 0as Ioudboot bic Settings.
6oote beidoiien bate. Ole 40 gai.
iogiere, morumter iidj oiele glmerifo.
ner beionoen, iunroen idntlih ge.
rettet. grei @onn Der geinbung
weroen beruliBt. Dos Gdiif Der.
innt IN 10 giinitten.
Die oGronia~ mar Elm Goppel.
Observation-Disclosures bon 8,075 ION.
nen 1no mar i'm Sabre 1906 ge.
baut iuor6en. Gle qeborte Der ga.
cific Gampfer9eieGifait an nno mar
in giperpool reaiitriert
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2Imterik. Dalltpfcr bel
1sclliIicn pcrIcmkt

gleip gorf, Sb. glpril. Der oHle.
rifoniit6c GalnpIer @eiterIp, zines
Der erIten nenen Sdliffc, Die BON Der
emergency 6leet Corporation ee.
baut luuroen III porgeitern aerldB
in bieigen SdjiiiSfreiien eingelunie.
ner sSnfornotioncu BEL elmer stoIli.
iion geiunfen. gllIe Wlnnn an Norb
muroen gercttet 9ie 8eiterIp nor
Elm Gbiif bon ehun 5000 Tonneu.I
uno par I'M Sebruar an Der pa8i.'
fiitben Ssilite BON StopeI eeIalen|
lporoen. Gle befonO Ii9 nif tDrer|
0liidiabrt nah Den Ser. 9todten.
nadjoein iie Die erite Sdlfte ibrerI
suugfernfabrt mad europa gIiidEt1
5uriideeIegt bote. Seine GinSelbei-
ten iiber Die aoIliiion IieFen Elm.
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nit elmer 31pierfeit, tpie lie IN Der
@eIhidte iinbergIeihlib it, Sahber.
iidn0ige balten eB fdit fir unmo9Iih,
0of bic GeutIden Bel Dpern dufGe.
haIten meroen fonneL bod peroen
iic oieien iDidtigen gunft crit hanu
nebnlen f5nuen, n1d6cm fie toiiIeubp
Nenidenleben geobfert baben.
ggie W2ilitdr8 iagen, geiialtet iih
0ds glingen bei gpern 81 einer Der
qeid9rli1jten ariien tn ariege. 60
biele W11nnid0iien tDsroen IN Dem.
ielben auige6randJi. baB bic 5rdae
Der TnppeHergdn5ung Elm idtDieri.
ges 9roblem bil0et. 4merifo ufuB
Die IN oen Mei6ea Der alliierten emf.
itanoenen giiden nu8fiIaen UNI
idIiebIid ben deih6 81 iiberpdIti.
gen
9ldn meiB, bdb Der amerifoniide
grnpbenirdnsDoft Quf boniiatten
aebi, bob er dbFr BAG 9odifHaf
nod uidlt crreldf bnt ginHeu me-
ni9eu No6en aber mlfo bieies Der
oan fem.
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Ieibi BEN alfdhStnltn Npllmaal, Bic
hstIhithfatn Mtnistanasano.
mttn nea gstNatl IN ftet
annihettn.

gl0Ihnalon 30 Aprll a,dd,.
Sem Que amgnbrmrnis Bic SIC Nolls
mndllfn hes a'tahNeaien al petliif.
stn fntlen, nleDeraelalaafn mar.
ben. pallirfse oer aenai arlieta bic
rtetman alcflong bic hrn asralt
benton bic alldrMelnt gsolmntbt
aibi sic Observation-Disclosures Al
leoroinieren uuh Bic alraieainae.
Otboriemenis uno onOefe waenhlren
mdbrcao ars arieaet su feoraoui.
iittgn.
mic glbiiimmnma ilbfr Bic Nor.
Ioac, oie irti an bos 9aus aebt
itcllie itb ani 8S aeaen i9 @iim
men, g'icle Senoioren. Sic mab.
rcnO 0es Iauacn aompiee aeaen bic
abminiitfoiinn Slcauna uabmeu.
inhem Rr fiir bic gImenOrmelts elm.
troten, idloIirn iidl ols Cd sur glb.
thinning ilber Die Q'orlape ielbit
fam, Der w1oioritdt an. glur Gin
Denofrot, Der Senator giee0 bon
giihottri, itiinniie aeaen 0te Dor.
Ioec, RepilbIitoner, Die oeaen bic
0orIage itimmten, iparen: gronOc.
Gee, @ltmntins, Giainabom, drdnce,
@olIinger, Sor0iug, Sobnion bon
California, Stnor. 9'oinoerter, Cher.
man, SterIine umo SUTHERLAND.
Die Senotorcn, meIhe ibre Op.
petition Biz 3uIebt bebonpteteh
qriinOeten ibr BcrboIten ouf Die
geboiptnna, 6oB Die g'orIoae pn.
NOTICE nlltofratiide 8nIlmo6ten
6em 8rdiioenien iibertraae imo ge.
gen Die aonltitition beritobe.
Die einbigen Der gorlaae 5uge.
fiigten 3uidbe mlroen bonn Senator
Gberman ongenonuueu Gin 8uioe
bonn Senator g9a6smortb in Seem
gort mia ben 9rGii0enten utltori.
iieren, Die Qlluoritdt 6etrefis 0es
2uftfobr3euaprogromms in einem
@refutibbeuinten 5i 3entrnliIicren,
uuo Elm onoercr 8iiab bon senator
Syones, MaIbington. beidrantt Die
9ieorgoniiation unter 0eln @eiebe
ouf 6 Monate, onitatt mf Elm Sobr
nod 0en ariege.
gSie Die 9orla0e bonn Sennt poI.
liert iuuroe, diitoriiiert iie ben @rd.
Iioentsn, neine iolde @ie0erpertei.
Ling Der f5itnfticnen unter ben Gre
fiitibagentilren 5u bollsieben, mie er
iie file notipen0ig ero9tet" tmO air.
genoipelhe @retutib. ODER glomini.
itrotions aonuriiiionen, 8iiros,
QIeentlmen, unO 9eoulten, Die iett
unter oem @eiebe beiteben, all ge.
brouden, al fooroinieren tno 3lt
fonioIioieren; irgeno peI6e 9fliG.
ten uno 9ollino6ten bon einen be.
Itebenoen 9eportement uno auf elm
auoereS 8i iibertraeen ODER au6
oas @erionoI 81 berieten" !" Dieie
8oIlmahten ioaen iebod gtitr dits.
geii6t per6en, nit Siniiht otti ben
ietieen ariee."
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Miner. 5lisesr ifieht siutiten bent.
idlen Weoner ab.

&aI6inaton 30. 2lpril 2eltt.
rant o. 0e Greeit Garner, elm
amer. 3lie9er. bat ieiuen gDeiten
oeutIdeu @eencr abgeidoiien Gr
ilog ollein ais er bon benz beut.
iben 5lna3aig aHaegriifen Unroe.
Gr eribob oen geobd1ter uno
ian6te bic 5luamoidine in Slam.
men 5lr erbe nobel aud Der sgilot
eet0tet tBnroe. Ter starnpf eriolgte
i'm Giie.@ebiet ON 2b. 0ldrg.-gei.
men eritfH @egner botte er am rs.
gPdr5 a6geifoiien.
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0sutlctc ytdtter
lltabnctt sur Gile

@rnf, 5dpeiB, 80. qIpriI. Die
0eutithen 8eitnnaen, meIhe in Iet.
ten Sabre Dos einereiien sImcritaS
TIT Den arieg ins eddlerIidje soaen.
mnben iett ibre geler oilf 6ie obe.
fdbr. melbe bon glmerito nrcHt, nill-
mrrfinnt 90 ihreibt /. v. bic Bel.
tllng bon aonitnn8: agsir utiiIicn
unS beeilelL einen Noffeniiea 5ii er.
lanaen che Die hoIle omerifaniihe
Streitmad)t eiutrifit.4
Niener 3eitnnpen itno oerieIben
Meimino iuie bic oeutihen.
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gerhanonispoIlc GrpIOiiou.

Sturgis, Q. g., 30. 2lpril --gllS
bier 6rou Ecrrb Stepbens, bic
@attin oes Sausbelorgers Deg
Meaoe @ountb @eriftsge6duoes
nit noiiem Sol5 unter 8ubiIfe.
nobme bon getroleum Seuer 5lt
MAIDEN beabfhtigte, erplooierte
pl6tIih Die Gelfonne ino iibergob
Die ungIiidlide 6rnn nit brennen.
Dem getroleiuu. Die 6laminen ipur.
ben non ibrem Soften eritidt, bod
bate Die llngliidIt6e bereitg Der.
ortig ihiDere 8ranotplroen erlif.
ten, ooB on i6ren 2Cnffouunen ge.
5tueifelt miro.