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Residential
Social
Notes
McConihes Entertain
At Cocktail Party
At Narragansett

Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm McConihe,
who are spending the summer at
Narragansett, r. l., entertained yes
terday at a cocktail party at their
place, Malmac. Mr. and Mrs. Will
liam E. Doeller, who are we'll known
to Washington also are staying at
Narragansett this summer, and Fri
day evening they entertained at a
dinner party at the Dunes Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitman Cross of
Washington were dinner guests Sat-
urday evening at the North Andover
Country Club at Swampscott, Mass
when Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Appleton
of New York entertained in observ-
ance of their 50th wedding ami
versary.
DR.. and Mrs. Edgar E. Quayle en-
tertained at the Congressional
Country Club last evening in honor
Of their house guest, Miss Marilyn
McConville of Canton, Ohio, who is
spending three weeks in this city.
Miss Marjorie Levy of 3105 Six
teenth street and Mrs. Alan Lomax
of Adams Mill road are touring the
Southern States. After spending a
week at Austin, Tex, they will go to
Mexico City and remain until the
middle of September.
Mrs. Frank McKechnie is recup-
Grating from major operation at
the Georgetown University Hos
pital. AS soon as travelling is posi-
BILE DR.. and Mrs. McKechnie will
leave to spend two weeks at their
cottage on the Chesapeake Bay
They will return to Washington In
September in time for the opening
of the Landon's School for Boys,
where Mrs. McKechnie Is a member
of the faculty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph H. Levi with
their children, Joseph, jr., and Jane,
are at the Greenbrier in White Sui
phur Springs.
Mrs. Martin w. Goldsborough has
returned to her home on Eighteenth
street after touring California for
several months. After seeing the
fair she was the guest of Gen. and
Mrs. A. j. Bowling at Fort Mason,
San Francisco, and of Mrs. Mabel
B. Dodge Bakersfield, sister-in- law
of Mrs. Goldsborough, and the lat
ter's nephew and niece, 1t. Comdr
and Mrs. B. B. Wilson, jr., at Coro-
nado, Calf.
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Miss Thompson
Selects Sept. 16
For Wedding

Miss Elizabeth Ross Thompson,
daughter of Mrs. Smith Hemp
stone. has selected September 16
as the date of her marriage to
Mr.. Garfield Swift, son of Mr..
Justin r. Swift Of Evanston, ILL.,,
and nephew of Admiral William
B. Fletcher and the late Mrs.
Fletcher.
The wedding will take place at
5 o'clock in st. Thomas Church,
with the Rev. Howard Wilkinson
officiating.
A reception for members of the
family and intimate friends will
be held Immediately after the
ceremony at the home of Miss
Thompson's grandfather, Mr..
Theodore w. Noyes, at l730 New
Hampshire avenue.
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Notes From the Social Calendar of Washington
Weddings of Interest
To Capital Residents
Miss Mary Rollins Becomes Bride
Of Mr.. John E. Edgerton;
Miss Hogrefe Weds

Miss Mary Leone Rollins, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. william Mani
ming Rollins Of Messick, Va, and
Mr.. John Eldon Edgerton, son of
Mrs. James Arthur Edgerton and
the late Mr.. Edgerton of Beverly
Hills, Alexandria, Va, were mar
ried Saturday afternoon. The we'd
ding took place in the Trinity Meth
odist Church at Messick, the Rev.
William Basom of the BevArly Hills
Church officiating, assisted by the
Rev. Boyd Hudson, pastor of Trim
ity Church at Messick. Mrs.
Mitchell Rollins played the wedding
music and the church was deco
rated with fern, pine and ivy and
lighted by cathedral candles.
The bride was escorted and given
IN marriage by her father and her
wedding dress was of white satin,
fashioned on princess model. Her
veil OF illusion was fingertip length
and was becomingly arranged and
was trimmed with rare old lace,
an heirloom in her family. She
carried a Bible bound In white, the
gift OF her parents, from which fell
q shower of lilies of the valley. Her
only ornament was a cameo brooch
and she carried a handkerchief,
also an heirloom.
Miss Marguerite Rollins was maid
OF honor for her sister, wearing corn
flower blue marquisette over taffeta
and carrying pink rosebuds. Little
Janet Sue Rollins, niece of the bride,
was train bearer and another niece.
Barbara Ann Rollins, was flower
girl. They were dressed in dainty
blue organdy frocks.
Mr.. Justin L. Edgerton was best
man for his brother and the ushers
included Mr.. John F. Rollins, Mr..
Harvey Herring, Mr.. Fry Forrest
and Mr.. Randolph Rollins, all of
Messick.
The reception was held in the
home of the brides parents. after
which Mr.. and Mrs. Edgerton left
for wedding trip, the latter wear
ing a black and white sheer suit
with white accessories and a corsage
bouquet of red rosebuds. They will
live in Beverly Hills, Alexandria.
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Miss Florence Muriell Hogrefe
WedS MIR. IrenuS M, Gunter.

The wedding of Miss Florence Mu-
riel Hogrefe, daughter of Mrs. Eliza
beth M. Hogrefe, to Mr.. Irenus Mil
ford Gunter of Washington, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Irenus Marvin Gunter
OF Jonesboro, N. c.. took place Sat-
urday afternoon at o'clock and was
the first wedding held in the Holy
Comforter Episcopal Chapel at 7th
and Oglethorpe streets.
The Rev. C. Gresham Marmion
jr., assistant pastor at st. Adams
performed the ceremony before an
altar decorated with white flowers.
Music was provided by Mrs. J. Frank
Joy. organist, and Mrs. George
Stephens, jr., soloist.
The bride was given in marriage
by Mr.. James Scott, friend of the
brides family. She wore a white
tulle dress made with a lace bodice
square neckline and puffed sleeves
Her tulle cape held a shoulder.
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Continued on Page B-4J
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(See WEDDINGS, Page BAD
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Jeanne Deming's s
Engagement
Announced

Mrs. Raymond Arnold Deming
announces the engagement of her
daughter, Miss Jeanne Arnold
Deming, to 1t. q. g. John Mum
holland, U. S. N.
The bride-elect is the daughter
Of the late Comdr. Raymond A.
Deming, U. S. NJ, who was well
known in service circles in WASH
ington, and has spent many years
IN and about the Capital. Miss
Deming attended school in this
city and has recently returned
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length veil and the bridal bouquet
was Of white gladioluses.
Miss Dorothy E. Cole, the maid
OF honor, was in pink net dress
made with square neckline and
puffed sleeves, and her small hat
was also Of pink net. Her bouquet
was Of pale orchid-color gladioluses.
Mr.. John Griffith of Washington
was best man and the ushers were
Mr.. John Bullock of Jonesboro and
Mr.. Bill Hummer of this city.
A reception at the home of the
brides mother followed the cere-
mony and the out-of- town guests
were Mrs. I. M. Gunter of Jones'
boro, Mrs. o. D. Burns of Durham,
N. c.; Mr.. and Mrs. Jonn Bullock
of Jonesboro and Mrs. H. Allan
Hall and Mr.. and Mrs. M. McFar-
land Of Sanford, N. c.
For her going-away costume the
bride chose pink alpaca Jacket
dress with white accessories.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gunter will make
their home at 5403 Illinois avenue,
Miss Roome and Mr.. Pennepacker
Married Saturday.
The marriage of Miss Frances
Covert Roome, daughter Of the Rev.
and Mrs. William Oscar Roome, jr.,
of Philadelphia to Mr.. Wallace Nor
ris Pennepacker, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Norman Pennepacker, is of much
interest here. The bride and her
parents have many friends in Wash
ington, where they lived for some
years when Mr.. Roome was rector OF
Emmanuel Church, in Anacostia.
The wedding took place Saturday
evening in the Church of the Mes
siah, in Philadelphia, the brides
father who is rector Of the church,
officiating. Mrs. George P. Wilson,
jr., sang several solos preceding the
ceremony and the church was ef-
fectively decorated with white mid
summer flowers.
The bride was given in marriage
by her brother-in-law, Mr.. Howard
l.. Davis of Upper Darby. The
brides gown was of white satin,
(see WEDDINGS, Page BAD
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Club to Initiate

Miss Dorothy Hancock will be
initiated into the Kappa Club of
Washington tomorrow at the home
of Helen and Mary Shaw, president
and treasurer, 5125 Prospect avenue,
Hyattsville Hills, Md. Miss Eleanore
v. Morgan will preside.
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from years stay in New York.
1t. Munholland, who was grad
uated from the United States
Naval Academy with the class of
1882, has recently reported for
duty at the United States Naval
Observatory.
The date of the wedding has
been set for September 16.
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Social Notes on Official
And Diplomatic Sets
In the Capital
Secretary Woodring Returns From
Panama; Newly.Appointed
Danish Minister Arrives

The Secretary Washing
their three Fhbug with Woodngs parents
former and Mrs Marcus A. Coolidge Secretary
family arrived New York Saturday Mr. Woodring will
trip his Kansas month
family in Ftchburg.
Shoreham
Duties the Minister Nine de Kaufman a
York staying at the Waldorf Astoria.
United Minister
visiting Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt in her villa Newport.
Mrs. Ferdinand L. Haiti,
who has been yesterday
home in Bennington VT Mr.
will go to Bennington later in the week.
Is expected to arrive in this this
for vacation His Cairbone
week and joined his mother Hugo Koehler
Embassy
Washington spending
Representative w. spending
Watch Hill yesterday entertained
Msquamicut Golf Club
Thomas Hnning of Missouri vacationing
the Cavalier Hotel
Attache the SantOrsolo
honored luncheon yesterday
Snnycres
Ebash Hot Springs Va. Others in
Commercial Of the British Embassy Mrs Leander
the remainder
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Mr.. and Mrs Elliott Sherr of New
York spent the week end with their
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Max
David.
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Rormegel1
t11Hl0et t1ft1f
5eefrblacbt
2lber dl,h oieie 1T in
Ounfel oehiiut
Sdl,re6en iibermittclt Berlin einen
Eroteit nad Der Terienfnns s,peier
S&iffe nit Solsitofflabnnsen

Popenbagen. geridieoene greia.
ntiie nor ser nornegilhen &iiite iin6
nad !uie por @ebeimnis, ba bon fei.
ner friegfiibrenoen Seite irgen6 ct.
mas iiber cine SeeidIadt befannt
gegeben tpnr6e.
Eptpobner oes SiiosipfeIs Nor.
ipeGcns ipolen orei grobe l1nteriee.
bocte, stpei groBe ariegsidiffe uno
5ablreife fleinere Gabrseuge i'm
&anlpfe geieben baben. Bon oel,t.
i6er Seite tplr6e nun gemeIoet, oa6
Jlltgseltge englild)e Sfiffe ange.
griffen baben l,no bernidtet bGtten
Gon enaliider Seite tpiro gemeIbet
oaR iie lt-8oote bernidtet baben.
Son Moripegen fommt nun 6it
Melbuns, bab es ,1nmosIid tpor, 81
ieben, >per Der gerlierer tpar, tuei'
bie &f5one in fiinitliden geebe,
eebiiat tpar. ltno aIs freie Mmerifa
ner sla,tben mir iider, baB aud bi'
Nat ridten bon beioen seiten be,
arieafiibrenoen in Nebel gebuut iino
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Griter Sttneefau tint
,tSrHlitteit ue,p port

sflbanp, q. 9. Ser erite uno sleih
reGt itarfe Shneefaa mar poreeitern
inn nSrbIihen SEEM Dorf l,nb TeiIer
bon Seem gnglanb 5lt ber5ei6nen.
Gerbinoungslinien tpuroen eeitort
lno Der slutoperfebr fart bebinbert.
Sn Malone iln noroIi6en SEEM Oorf
fieIcr orei Soa Sdnee, Eelepbon.
un> &raftItromleitunse riiien ,,nb
ser 8erfebr altf ben 2anoltraben ge.
italtete iid lid sefdbrlif. Gie Gent
permltren fielen iiber gsadt bon ettpo
70 Grab fait al,f Ben @efrierpunft
Sm norbli6en @erinont folgte au
9feaen Sdnee. Sier in Glepelano ipal
fait in alien @dulern Der Gurnace /,
T1tisfeit geiekt tporoen l,n6 in Del
ysad,t Gnoerte iid oas @etter bot
aGltc su @etpitter ,,no bann tpiebe1
umsefebrt. slls aolse oapon iinl
natirlib piele aranfbeiten 5u per
aeibnen.
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tptrh aber gemeloet, bob Ser 8abn.
oerfebr 5tpiihen bier unb gufareN
arf~edt erbalten lei. Mud lei oes
8erfobr nift nit Ser Tiirfei ooey
iracn5 ei,,em 2anoe unterbrohen.
Sros folder Acknowledgements
Melouneen aus Sen nerihie6enep
6auttitdbten guropas unb benoH.
barten aIeinitaoten, bic onIheinent
bon bem ruiiiiden grpaniionsbrans
bebrobt itnb, iteht bic Soipietllnion,
tpie BON Gag 81, Gag be,ttIider Der.
portritt, i'm 3eifen ntilitdriiher itn6
ipirtitaftliher Observation-Disclosures.
s(l Ser ipeitIihen 8rense, bon
gitlcrb im Norben Bis nod Gun1G,
nien inn Siiben, iteben nun etfpa
iiber bltr,bert rl,iiiife 9ipiiionen. ssn
Bor.n ndbert lid, Ser gornarIh Der
rl,iiiihen Irnee Sen nit Seutihlano
pereinbarten y9emarfationsIinieu"
(Shlub auf Seite 81
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Bankett 81 Gbren bon Wm. 3.
5rbnetner, DilfS=poli3eiantual1
pilfspoli,eianmalt, Elm GROCER Grfole
youngstown mar audi bnr6 Delegation bertretem

8ret, Erdiibent bes 3tpeig 1. 0a
ipesen ser politiIden aompasne Ell.
nige gbrensGite. tpie giirsermeiiter
9arola s. Burton iamt Satin.
Solptpoli5eiantualt @erar6 Yiaiob
unt Ml,ni5ipalridter Nerrp Grep
nidt Bis ipdter bleiben fonnten, 10
tpuroen oieie genannten Ser 9feiben-
fole. nod sen @diten porgeitent rno
ale hielten fllr5e slniprad)en, inoem
fie ocn Sadien grat,,lierten fit oie.
fen @eiit Der 3uiammeneeboriefe
,tno 9reue, i,m einen il,neen bier ee.
borenen Sadien gu ebren fir feline
ltnt fir iein 8olf ,,nb Die Staot
Gleoeiano geleiiteten Oienite rln6 au.
gleib ieinen gltern Eribut gu aollen
fit Sire im ssntereiie oes Sadien.
polfes geleiitete 8olfsarbeit.
slae 6rei genannten iino Iorge.
iette bon Wiuiam S. sdneiber uno
iie bntten l,lr @orte oes 2obes fir
oielen il,ngen 8ean1ten uno alle
ipraden oie Soffnune aus, oaB es
ibm berg0nnt iein moge nod b0ber
su te:gen.
G.nige 9elegramme tpllr6en ber.
leien bon 2euten oenen es nidt mog.
lid geipeien am 8anfett teil5uneb.
men. Damn tpllroe &err Daniel @eb.
ner, Sefr. bes geationaI @omitees
oes Central 8erban6es, als Me6ner
borae'tent. Serr @ebner 1T Elm gutter
@eoner uno beritebt es ben 3uborerr
(S9h,b auT Sette 81
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Nnf Snitiatibe Der 9irfei snridse.
fiifrter Ylan bestpedt anaeblidi bent
Meidj BEN Wes nadj benz Sdmarsen
Nfeer sn beritcQen

gufareit. &ieiige OipIomaten ents
bitten oas Nroieft eines Mosfalt,
yor. .@olfan-Noftes ser elm lteber.
ereifen bes &riegsbronbes auf Siio.
oiterropa berhil,oern ion. Die Sni.
tiatipe bel SEN bereits in Gang ge,
braften @eratungen in oieier Sade
bat bel Ser Siirfct gelegen. Siirfilde
@e'cnbte iuaen ioipobI in Mont, tpie
in SEN Sauptitabten Der iiiooiteuro.
pa'id,en 9ai,ber Ger6anol,lngen nit
oem Siele eines Gertrages gefiibrt
Iaben, nit Sem oie beteiligten Staa.
ten iih ll1ttereinanoer perpflidten
tpiirben, ben itatus alto ODER ben Jet
sieen Stano inn iiiboiteurop6iiden
&altms ntfrehtslterbalten. Ser tiir.
fiihe Mubenminilter Saracoglu, ser
felt einisen Saeen in Wtosfau ipar,
IaBt es iid) gesenipdrtig aneeIegen
ieir, in 8eipredungen nit oem Hre.
mier uno slrbenminiiter Ser Som.
ietllnion, Itplotoff, sic enbeiiltigen
geoinetngen bes Yaftes feit5ulegen.
Ser bel,tife s(nbenminiiter bon
giirtentrop ioa iid) 5lt ieinem ange.
fiinhinten Sluge nad @tosfar erIi
entidloiien bcben, nadoent er iiber
oer gbordffer Der rl,iiiih. .tiirfiihen
l1nterbanblltnaen @ino befommen
bate. Son anberer Seite miro oIler'
bings gemelOet, bab er auf Ginla.
bl,n1 Ntosfaus nab BORT seflose, lit
Nohbem in angelegenbeiten eines
0tcsfcl,, ,Hom-8 -8alfan-Hat:es ifor
neine ,lmiaiienbe biplomatiide 5iib.
Illngnabme sipiiden BEN beteilister
Stecten itattgefl,nben bot" ion es
nl,r iotpeit iein, bab bon elmer ~itiG
ih,reigenoen 3ilitimmuns" aller in
tereiiierten aabinette su bem Ser
tragsproieft geiproden tperoen fam
9}uslanb nitnnt an Der Sa1e in
iofe,n Sntereiie, als es 0eltidlani
baron 81, berbinoern ipinidt, bel
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3i6Sentrup tpir6 in Wosfau fieber.
hattie biplomatiide SGtisfeit antref.
fen. - siirfiide Delegation bereits
oort. - 40 rniiiid)e 0ipiiionen itebem
an ber rn,naniiden 0rense.

Wfosfat. 0ie M6glihfeit zines
beutid,-r,liiiifen MilitGrbiinbniiies
pursc in 8erIiner uno Mosfauer
oiplomatiihen areiien er0rtert. bon
@isbentrop traf am Mitttpod NIT
35 Sahberitanoi in Mosfau elm
uno begab iid iofort our 8erbano-
lung nod Dem &remI.
Mosfat lit Nun Der Shouplas
oiplomatiifer slftipit1t. Cine Be.
reits bor eln boar 9agen bier elm.
setroffene tirfiid)e Delegation NIT
Dem slubenniniiter SaracosIu an
ser Spise nabm geipre9uneen auf.
Sieielben iino in Suiammenbong 81,
brincen nit bent @rtifeI in oieier
Setting al,f Ser eriten seite. gea6-
ten Sic bite bas, Iiebe 2eier.
8ie man tpeiter at tpiiien gIal,bt.
iinb peitere ruiiiide Eruppenbeipe.
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9os su Gbren bon Silfspoliseian-
mol. @iaiam s. Sf)nei6er bon BEN
Sie5erbiirger Sahien Glepelanos im
@eitieite Sadienbeim an 7OOt De-
,tiion Mpe. am 90. September gege:
bene 8onfett mar iiber allies Grluar.
ten elm GROCER grfolg, oanf oer aus.
gcseidneten barmoniidjen slrbeit oes
neutrality-suspicious., beitebenb
als oen Serren gr-@rob-NrGiibent
9arl aonnerth, Sam slber, Mlfre6
Gatt, bon Der Weitieite, uno @eorg
Sdcier, @eorg syoIbertb ,,no Mifaro
airiG,ner bon ben Sftieite Sa9ien
SreyaiIationen.
s(Ges mar nor3iislid Bis in Sic
fleiriten Details aussearbeitet ipor-
be;.. Die Salle llno bie Glide tparen
if)on geidmiift nit 8lumen, bic bon
8lumenbanbler @eorg 8ergbaus,
einen Mitelieo oes 3tpeis 1, ge.
fbenft tuaren. Oie 8eteilig,tng Der
Sadien bon Oit un6 @eit mar grob,
arB'soem nabmen biele Greunoe Ser
Sdneioer- -Jamilien ,lno bobe @Gite
ino 8orgeieste Ser Stabt Glepelano
baron tell.
I'm z ltbr abenos tparen ale 81.
ff)e beiest unb es tpur6e, na1bem
Haitcr 0eutidldnoer bon Der 1elttid.
firdc Elm Siibgebet geiproden bate,
elm hodfeines &iibnereiien ierbiert
Die 1iidmuiif lieferte 6as betannte
,,no 5eliebte 6o6l's Ordeiter. slIs
3ermonienmeiiter funeierte $err 80
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,,SricHett"
~on Mubplf Maper

Sd 5os bina,is ben Srieoen gu finben.
8olIt' ieben mo bic Come lintereebt.
Gs tpar n,ein 8unl1 bic 0iise 5u binber,
Sem an bic Stirn'. ber bic 8abrbeit
perbreht.
Seb bahe ben Srieben tti9t eefunoen.
Sd tanb bab bic Sonne ME linter9ebt.
Mn Der @abrbeit ipirb bic @elt eeiunbeu
Niiru 9ii9e tpiro rur 11nfrieben eeidt.
Uebran6t bic @abrbeit. berrf1erbe
3elben
WerteiIt bic Grbe ben WOlfern elei9.
gs ipirb itatt 3anf bic Jube iib n,elben
llno 1rieben tutrb fem I'M irbii9enI
gtei4.
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8iitrit nnb ROsnersau.
CHARACTERIZATION in Sennbprf

gsaG mebr c!s sebnidbrigem Sn.
ter-"gnum, ,Naitorieruns ourd &reis.
pforrcr, 9sfarrpifare ,,no Asfarrber,
lpe'er. bat Sennoorf nun enolif in
Sans StierI ieinen eetpabIten ASfar.
rer erboIten. Tieier ipurbe Sonntag.
9. ,,SrIi, einsefiibrt. Inn 9 ltbr ieste
lid,. BEL itrohIeuoem @etter, Der
itott:ide 3ug, eroffnet bonn Gierer-
|geipcnn bes9ehonten nit oern nei,en
Yforrer, pom Staotpfarrbof aus il,
geneeung uno ipar nod raider
sSabrt falm cine baIbe Stlln6e ipd.
ter an Ser Sattertgren5e. Sort er.
tpartste, sur eriten 8egriibung, oie
berittene 8ruoerhaft nit ibrem Slit
fnst., Ben nellen Hfarrer, Ser ais
@eoengrub bic @efiloe elmer Sufiinf-
tigen @en1eiroe Sennborf iegnete.
sm Vinsans oes Dorfes folgte oie
8eer,iRung oltrh oie politiid)e @or.
Iteb,,ng ,1no bie Sdulfinoer, tporauf
| Die T,,rnerfapeue Dem 9ug unter
@IodengelGute Biz gum Hforrbof
poranidritt. Sieb barrte in ibrer ma.
lerli4en 3irhentradt bie gan5e &C.
me:noe ibres beute einsiebenoen See.
ler5irten, Der nod ber5liber 8e.
griifung burh ben &urator BDbm
bonn MItfirdenpater nod feierlider
l1etergabe oes GdIiiiels ins bod
ragerhe 8farrbaus geleitet purbe
9sm. foIsten Sic 5ormalitGten oes
gertraesidluiies 5iuiid)en @emeino'
|uno Nfarrer, oann begnb man iid, es
lpar nlittIertpeiIe IL l1br getporoen
lunter abern1aligem @lofengelGiite /,
oas nabe @ottesbaus, bas iih ielbit
reocno Bis gum lesten HlGsAe,
fiiute.
! Na9 borbereitenoem @emeinoe
geians, Der bonn abgetretenen Hfnrr
bermeier s. @rob beiorotem 2itir
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tpaltune bnt bieI boa,i beisetrasen
unlern 8iirgern slrbeit, @elb unb Der
Staot einen &uf gu peridaffen.
Was girsermeiiter gnrton in bier
Sobren fertiasebradt bat.
Dreieinbalb MeiIen Seeuferfrabe
fat ben See Dem Yublitum 5l1s1ng.
lid aentadt.
@raSlesung oes gupabosa Slui.
les, Nau bon 8riifen iiber oenieIben.
9ieue Mbfaabeie;tiel,nssanIagen.
Ole 1T rollen 8etrieb iit6 ,lno ,miere
8coeorte ,tnb @aiierporr1te reinigen
ertreiterung Der Oit 9. StraBe,
Bride, I'M leidteren 3ueang gum
See III baben.
G!ugplatbafen tpuroe bererOBeri
auf 1040 Slider ilno lit fon,it Der
grokte Sanoelsluftbafen im 2anoe.
Strcben-8erbeiie ipie folet
Sit ID. Ctr, @eit SO. Ctr. @eil
13C. Ctr, Sutton @oab, Sponboe
Sennirgs Moa6, 8roo6pap, gbeIter
ct. Clair, @oo6Iano ,ln6 @altportf
Mpes.
Babnfretaiins an Weit t43. Ctr
uno Norain Mpe. beieitigt.
| St,lrm. lno Sanitdre Mbflubfa
udle iiber bic ean3e Staot eebaut.
! Earfanlasen berbeiiert uno ber
gr0bert, tpie: 2afefront @arten
@ilonoo6, airtIano ilno 9roofiio
geo. 2, Moreano Spielplos, Der sroB
te ir Ohio, Hublic Sql,are berbeiiert
aul!.,redrten pereroBert uno 25,0O(
Sdrttenb0,,me eepfIan3t uno Ibeno
ipie!plase eingeridtet.
! stobt &oipital icbr berbeiiert I'M
getercns &oipital tpiro eebaut au
bon Der Gta6t gelhenftem @runo.
! Gtnan3ien lit bic Sta6t auf quite
@rnnoIage eeboIten tpor6en.
i Sinerbeits.0 department Der Stat
bot iid cine leitenoe Hofition el
(S9Mb ouf Sette 81
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kriee ift Gmrepa:
Bulletins:

gseip gorf. 26O Iaiiasiere ser tot.
peoierten vMtbenia" famen geitern
in 9eeip gorf a,if einem omerifan-
iI6er Dan1pfer ot unb tpur6en bon
Sarienben bon Jreunben nit BON.
nernoen &lfen empfangen. sic fin6
ale gliidlid Ser ariegsaone nun ent.
ronnen au iein.
Barts slus Scris nitb gen,eIoet,
oab tros Gerneinung feitens ser
oeutiden &esierl,ne Eruppen5uiom.
men5iebl'ngen m Der belgii6en
8rerse itottfdnoen.
Saris. Gurh neutraIeDipIomaten
miro 5efannt seseben boB &itler lid
fiir ocs lette ssrieoensansebot an Die
8eitrnG6te borbereite.
8erlin Holi5ei 5eritrelte bor Sen
8ei t,1ften bon 2chens,nitteln in Aei-
be ltebenoe 5rauen uno perurteilte
iolfe. Die iib tpeiscrten tpegaugeben,
nit Strafen fit &artoffelibdlen fir
Solraten.
@aibinston. Gol. 2inobersb er.
tlorte, oab Die 6lue5euse iest 500
M:ier bic Stltnoe fliegen uno oob
oie 8ombenflltssel,se 4S Stunoen in
Der Suft perbleiben f0nnen nnb ooE
oie'elhen nit 2eiftigteit Sen S5ea,1
iiber!Iieeen fonnten.
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Aus 5iebembtirget1

gle, unb einem Muiifitiid folst bic
tief 't,iirfenoe giniesltngsaniprahe
oes 8esirfsbehanten Sr. &arl Woli.
torrs, Sic iif) auf @runb oes Sertes
8bil. 3, f2-14, in getpobnt Elm.
orilsIider @eiie crit at bie @erein.
Sc, oann an ben neuen Imtsbruoer
ipe,i5ete. Seute feiere bic 8emein.
Be rad aItem gralih ibr &irhmeib.
feit, susIeih aber, aIs slnfang eines
neltsn 2ebens, Sic gi;,fiibrune ibres
Tfarrers. Ser cute giae lei INNER
oa ae!peien, ltno iolle es iein, nber
tpenn aeittpeilig bic &raft sit erlab.
men iheine, rtiiiien mir uns Dor Mu.
gen bolten, bab mir in ser 3eit zines
grcfen ltmbr1hes leben, mo- ali9
mir ein fIeines @lieb elmer i,tnio ge.
lpaltigeren &ette groben 8ei6ebens
oarit'len. Ser 8farrer lei uno bleibe
Ger iprubelnoe 8runnen, aus bent
| lid, Die SeeIen ser airdenfinber i'm.
mer mieoer geil,nbtrinfen modten,
Inn araft au ihopfen, ouf oaB iie
oem Suite Der 3eit geniigten. Oie
giniesnune nabnen Die beioen Nad.
barpforrer @. sllbert, Hetersborf.
un2 81. 8abner, Oeutihbubaf, bor.
Darn rief Ser &ir4enpater por ben
ainoern ben gamen ihy'r neuen
,Serrr Gaters" aus ilno beihenfte
ieoes aitm Mnbenfen an ben beoeu,
ti,nsspouen Gag NIT einem fleinen
@elOftiif.
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Sritist nit keken Gtret,
teieeiett

8orins iuobnt benz gesrGbnis bei
Gerlin @eneraloberit Sreiberr
8aiter bon Sritid, Ser ebemalise
Sbe, befeblsbober bes oeutihen See.
reg, tpuroe nit eroben militGriiden
Gb:en beigeIett. Ser bobe Sffiaier
iiel an Der Sront BEL oen &1mpfen
Dor @1rldau.
SSn ieiner Tralierrebe, Sic Ser JET
sige Observation-Disclosures Ser @ebr.
mad,t. bon 8ra,hitih belt. iaete
bieier, oab 5ritib ~Jurdtlos ,lno
treu" gelebt babe.