davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-05-10
Seine quite NadDt.
Sailer syranS SSpiepb Onrd) trufucu
!6niten gepeinigt.

@ien, 6. Mai. Die Ia6ridten
aus Der 8ranfenFtubs bes greiIen 2ais
iers 5ran5 SoIepb in SdloB Sd0ns
brunn Iauten ipeniger 5uperfihtli9.
Der pI0BIide llmf6Iag i'm Wetter
bat pffenbar ben boben 9atienten dus
BerIt ungiinitig beeinfIuBt. Der 9u>
item iIt ipieoer trodener uno beIonoers
ipdbrenO Der giadt duberit peinigenO
ostporoen.
9os geItern dusgegebne Bulletin
ott bebanoeInoen @er5te Iautete: Die
'tbe bes &aiIers tpdbreno Der 5peis
Ten Sdlfte Der IeBten gfoht pur0e
ipicOerum bur6 Suitenunfdfe geit0rt.
SroBoem 1T fein 2tugemeinbefin6en
aufriebenf fteleno."
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-05-10
IuG) @usl1nOer.
Spllem in 9enti6lamo gum 98ebr6ei.
tran beranaespGeu iuerDeu.

Berlin, 6. Ntui. @inen ni6t ees
race giinitigen Ginorud bat Die Rad
rt4t gemapt, ouB I9on in aaernG6s
Tier 3ett aonferen5Sn 3pii9en oen
8ertretern Der auslpGrtigen NlG6te
itattfinben tperOen, oa Die Geaieruna
aup Die QusIdnoer 3ur 9eiitung oes
Mebrbeltrdges beran5iehen nil. gigs
Der lit ieie Soee duf beftis n @ioers
itano geitoBen uno rieF 5ablreicbe pros
teite herpor. IS fpirb oesbalb nit
Spanning ertpdrtet, nel9e GteIIunq
Ole oeuti9e Regierung in 3utunft
einaunebmen aeoenft.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-05-10
&ir6Ii6c Tiitbittc.
Militariide 9nftidiffc nno sslnsseuac
iullen cingeidllDlien iuerDen.

Berlin, 6. W2ai. 0ur6 eine bon
8Orfu oatierte &abinettssSrore 6es
8aiiers tperben oie 8eiftIt6sn 0es
aonlgrei4s PreuBen ongeipieisa. fer.
nerbin in Die fir4Ii9e Syiirbitte aud
Die militdriI6en 2uftI9iffe unO
6Iug5euge uuf5unebmen. Sn Dem alls
gemeinen airdengebet mad G9IuB
Der preOi9t bittet Der 8eiItlide fers
nerbin ni4t nur fir Die Mlttglieber
oes tDni9li6en 9aufes, fir oos
&riegsbeer, Die 9efumte 8risssma6t
gu Q8aiTer uno gu Qano", fpnoern
aub fir bic 2uftfIotte unO beIpnoers
fur Die 2ufti4iffe, peIde ii4 uuf Der
Jobrt beIin0en.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-05-10
9rci l,ctiOmem criti6t.
8ranonngliid tn benz 9urfc @ela6n.
Wiedlenbnras Sdnueriu.

8erIin 5. D}oi. Gin iolgcuIdwe.
res 9ron0ungIiif bat liG in Bel.
IaDn eiltem ftcinen @iarr0orf in
Medlenburg Sdperin, creianet.
Gort brannte 0ie Aicdlingide 9at.
ferei nieoer. 2urh Die nit raien.
Der SdneIi8feit Inn iib greiieu.
Den 6lanmcn uuo oen beiben0en
Gralm mltroe 5luet 9e6rIingen uno
Dem 3ienltna0den Der 6omilie Scr
2Iusiueg ms 5reie abgei1nitten, uEo
alle 0rei eritidtgu. Gie Tod)ter Aes
gdderneiiters giie6ling iprrec
i9lpcr berlcBt aus Dem 6rennen0en
Souie geborgen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-05-10

Srau wurOc setGtet, syiOcifummib6crr
lit idlper uerlcbt.

8erIin, 6. Mai. 5reiberr Sans
8erner BON 3bielesWindler duf Ros
tbenmoor iit gsItern ouf Der 6abrt
BON feinem SdloFe Rpthenmoor in
MedIenbur9 sS6nerin no6 @uItrpfp
bel sinem Qutosllnfau i9per perIebt
f2Jr0en. Qluf Der STEELE eet0tet ipurs
be cine 6rau bon Miiller, Die ii9 in
gegleituna bes 6reiberrn bsfonb. 0os
9tuto ipolIte einem Sagobuno auss
rei6en, geriet babel gu nabe an ben
@rdbenronb unb itiir5te in oieieu bins
Elm. Der Treiberr iit Elm entfernter
9erponbter Ger paloItoame Der oeuts
Ihen 2diIerin.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-05-10
S6rc6lide Slttttat.
3weibuubertiiiuf5ig albaneiiidJc WiOs
aamebnner aefrenaiat.

0uro88p, 2tlbanien, 6. 9iai. Ge>
tern traf bier Die Na9ri9t Elm, oab
250 albaneIil9e Mo6dmmeboner in
Der ort6oooren Stride in Sobra ges
treu3igt porben iino. Die Roroer
iino angebli3 GinOringIin9e aus
Gpirus, ole mad OOabrd4ter f9rsds
Ii9er 8luttat bic Stride in 9rdnb
febten, 70 oaB Die 2ei4en Der binge@
I9la9tetsn Wlpbommeoaner bis 8ur
untenntli9teit perbrannten. IS
beiBt, oaB bic oIbaneiiIde ae9ierung
ben 8sriu9 MAIDEN miro, bic i9uIois
gen M5roer ausfin0ig gu MAIDEN unb
our Re4sni9oft 3u sieben.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-05-10
Wit fmappcr Not.
Wariue. 9uitidiff r6ania" tit ernitlis
der Gefabr eutgnngen.

Berlin, 6. Wlai. g2ur nit tnapper
Got 1T geitern, ipie aus 6amburg
gemeI0et tpirO, Oa8 marines&uTtI6iFf
n6dnia" ernItli9er 0efabr entgangen.
QIs ii9 Der RieisnIegler Der 2ii5te al
f6idts, feline 6ols in 5ublstiittet
Der 2tliter gu oerldifen, ipuroe sr ut,
erpartet BON einem pIoBli6en itarf,l
MinoitoB gegen Die 9laenpano a.
Oriidt. Sofort onJ:iteGte llnterIu.
cbpngen ergaben, oaB los Steuer les
2uftfdiffes Iei9t babariert, i'm lis
rigen d6er tein SGaoen angeribtet
fporoen mar. Die n0ti9en Reporatus
rem purosn Iofort in Qngriff genom.
mel.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-05-10
9emes 9aitauto.
sat iu ben Strafeu Scrlius gruBeA
4uficheH erregt.

Berlin, 6. W2ai. Ridt geringes
2(ufie6sn erregt oas GrI4eineu eines
ion0erbarsn qditautos in ben Stras-
Ben Der gfei6sbduptitaht. Gs fat feis
ne 8Goer, lduft pisImebr ouf feds
aufen, unb oiefe bsbsu uHo ientin
fi6. 8as eieentiimline gebifsG err
tIinmt miibslog oic ar0Bten Gtsiguns
gen. Die 6eeres6erpaltung interds
iieri ii6 febr fir oieIe Rsuerung,
BON iuel6er iie iib fir has Militars
gransportpeIsn bisI gu bsripre4sn
i4eint.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-05-10

ct. 2ouis, No., 6. m2ai. Qtuf
bem Ct. Martus 5rieb6of iin6
geitern bic irbif9en ueberrefte BON
5rteOri9 3a6rtb gu @rabe getraaen
pproen. Der i'm boben 2llter BON 50
Sdbren aus bem 2eben eei6ieoen ift.
3a4rib mar in 8abern 9eboren uno
fam uls feh3sbnjdbriger SiinqIinq
in's 2an6, um ii6 tolo 6arduf oouS
ernb in ct. 2outs nieOer3ulaiIen, no
er feitbem, bis sr ii9 Dor etltben
Sabren CUR npbIperoienten g1u6e
fsBte, NIT GrfoIg gei9dftIi9 tdtiq
mar. 9tm /. Moi 1907 tonnte er
unO feline Satin in better @eIun0beit
0as ieltene SET Der golbenen 6pd3eit
begeben. Q(u feiner 8a1re trauern
6rei Sobne. 3tuei 90dter, foipie ID
gnteI unO Elm un9e3dbIter 5reunbesz
uno 8efanntentreis.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-05-10
Sue cmt8lcttt.
Suti 9erlOueu aui Der Stellc sctDtct,
picle DerleBt.

Decatur, SSa., 6. Nlai. 2(uF einsm
I9dobdften 8eIeiIe berungIiidte gs5
tern in Der unmittelbarenRdbe bieier
Stoot Der Continental @rpreB3ug Der
Wa6oib @iienbobn. Sin Shlafpag,
gon unb Der Gbpaggon itiir3tsn nm.
DreiBig puTogiere Ino mebrere 3ugs
beamte tpurOen berIeBt, unb apet
Stredsnarbeiter ipurben anf Der
StelIe getotet. Sn ein5eInen 6daen
iino Die 8erIebungen 10 i9Iimm, oab
nab Der 2tnii6t Der 2ler3te an Elm
4uftommen Der betretfenoen 8eruns
eIiidten nidt gu benten iit.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-05-10
gepentinmer geindl.

Berlin. 6. Moi. Ginen gsraoe
inter BEN o6tpoItenben 9erbdltniiien
beoeuiIamen geIu1 bat bic 6afens
ituot Jiume er6dItsn. Sin en9lii9sa
GeTGndOer iit in Den IN Teller &iiite
gelegenen ariegsbdfen einaeIaufen.
@roBe 5eitti4teiten tpsroen gu Gbreu
Der GdIte berdnitdltet
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-05-10
S6tpcrc Sei6nioignng.
0eidGftsfiibrer IDli gSertbeim ioa
SfniCrgelOcr angenDmmen 9abem.

Berlin, 6. Mai. Der fenIationene
aonturs Der &aufbGuIer 6es NIT Dem
sSSiirftentxuit" uLiiert qetpeTenen
DoIF Wertbeim ioq nunme6r elm
peiteres qeridtIifes Ra6Tpiel fin6en.
Gegen BEN @eT6dftsfii6rer oes Inter
nsFmens, numens Gobn, iit Gtrafs
an3eige erftattet norosn. Gr 1T br
i9uIbigt, BON gintdufern uno QieFez
ranten S4miergelOer angenommen gu
baben.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-05-10

SIN 8erpaltun9s9ebdu6e Der
8tltausftsnung in Gan S5rancisco
puroe beute betdunt gsgsben, oaB
e0Din $. 2emdre, Elm britifder
CrganiIt uno 9omponiit, nG6reno
Der 2lugfeaung ais Crsaniit in Der
Jeithoae fungiersn lpigt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-05-10
Na0an in eincr 81 ttdte.
Grsius iidD in @ntansbriidJen segen
Oentidlen Gaiier.

Berlin, 5. W1ai. Cine peinIihe
S8ene bat iid iu 9nmberg in
gopern 5ugetragen. Gort orong
nd6rero Der oorgeitrigen Weiie Der
&ageIobner llebel, iait rnbefleioet,
in oie Ufartinsfirhe elm itiirnte
our6 6ie nit 9lnod6tigen boabe.
iette Stride auf Die aan5el 6rdngte
Den Bfarrer, Der mitten in ieiner
Bre0igt mar, beiieite uno ergiug ItG
IN ihperen Observation-Disclosures
uno anorfiItiihen glusrltfen. 0em
9luftritt iuuroe Ourd oie 8erbaitung
llebel5 Elm @n6e gemaht.
9lniangs belt mon BEN Mann fitr
geiitesgeitort, bod bat iid berolis-
geiteIlt, 0oB er fir feline Sonolungs.
lueiie perontmrtIib lit.
ShHee ntS Sdlte.
Berlin, 5. M1ai. @losIidj eiu.
tretenoe adlta, geioGgt bon G6uee-
fallen, Bat in gats @eitoeiltidldno
id)iueren Sdaoen neritriodt. 9urb
Oen unertpurteten Semperatilritur5
iino Dor oneu sic Ge9enOen 0es
@rin6alis i1per oei6aoint taaraaA
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-05-10
SsdatEge SSnitcnanf6ac.
Saiicr S6niS 0rans Spiep6 fanm fei.
nen SDasieraaun madleu.

gSien, 5. 9foi. SS1 Dem gefin.
ben oes Goiiers 6ranS Solepb lit
feline 8erauOerlmg eingetretem. Ser
gelteigerte SuitenreiS miro oIs cine
ertIarIidle 6oIge oe5 i6ledten 8et.
ters be5eiduet. Sic bGufigen Su.
itenanf0lle modten geitern oen t1a.
Iiden Spa5icrgang bes aoiiers, Der
It'd udbreno Der 0ouer ieiner
Gronfbeit ouf bie @alerie oes
S9Ioiies Shonbrlmn beihrdnft, I'LL.
mogIidl. Gie bebonoelnoen glerste
erfldreu nod wie Dor, 0aB at ernlter
9eiorguis Inn BEN Soiier feiu
@rrln0 porbanoeu iei. Sic eriuor.
ten einen normaIen @erlouf oes
1atQrrhS.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-05-10
Wetantter HeMtidler tpt.
@enOk ais 6bemiter lit Chicago ciuea
beDeElenben Hnf

Chicago, S5as., 8. @ai, SIM 9n-
ter BON 6S Sabrcn lit i'm Gountl).
Soipital Der S5ngenieur mo G6elni.
fer GarI S6ropter, go. 3006 ggeIt
W}a0iion Ctr. mobnbait gelueien, ae.
itorben. Nus 8eimnr gebiirtig, ge.
mob Sdroeter, o0er bon S6roeter,
Wie er ongebIid bieB, cine por5iig-
li6e gr5iebtng uno biIoete iid oattn
in Berlin gum Sngenieur uno @be.
mtfer ans. Gr mahte oen 6eutIh.
fran50liiden Sfrieg nit, uno eS tpltr.
DC i9m iuegen perionli6er Sapfer.
felt oc5 eiierue arell3 bcrIicben.
Sp0ter manoerte er mad glmerifa
aus uno Danot iib in gteu
Dorf Der Giienbabntednif 5u. In.
ter anoerem mar er beim Ban Oes
5Iatiron 0ebGu0es ols Superin.
tenoent tdtig. 3pei Sabre oarauf
iieoeIte er naA Gbirogo iibc., mo er
Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bel Der.
i6ieoenen aroBen Geb1u0en i'm syn.
nern Der Gtaot Icitete. Stint SSobre
lang mar er aGbefbemifer Der gIiIp-
rtan Ilpbalt GomDan1."
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-05-10
6oTmtb ftamf.
SefinoeH bes 9rrimHSiiebSisidbriaeu
Oernrladlt Seiuranis.

@u6opeit, 5. @tai. @eiorgniser.
regeno lit oa8 9eiiuoen 6rons BON
Soiiutbs, ocS 6iibrers Ser llnob.
bangigfeitSpartei imo Sobnes oes
beriibmteu 6reibeit8t1mpiers Quo.
mig Soiiutb. Ger &niient Bat TO.
hes 6ieber irno leioet an Sdlailo-
iigfeit. Go3u fonut, OaB Der gPo-
gen ieit mebreren &osen iegIide
Aobrln9souinobme nerpeigert. Ger
3uiton0 oes aranfen lit oaber i'm
b0diten @rooe fritiid. 5rons Sol.
iutb, ipelber aundberno 73 Sabre
oIt lit, lit felt Idngerer 3eit bereits
Elm fronfer @ionn bod bot ieine
fr0ftiae 9onititrtion bis1er ilnmer
mieOer 0os 2eioen iiberpmOcu. gr
Ieioet oil Der @idt mel6e oas Scrs
ofii5iert bat.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-05-10
SrOS> Sefrr.
~
Sat inIeD 'fieinem
Iniang gen 'tem.
geinabe bnnOert .oensen.

sfan nimmt an, Daf Der 9srO5ei:
minSeltsns Srei @pdlen, Dielleidlt
einen WiOnat oancrn iuirS. - IS
III nod smeifelbaft, Oh Sefer III
eigener Sadle ben Seugcnitano
betreten uirS. 2ampfer
yRambattan" finSet ben aapitin
nnb brciScbn Wianuidjaftcn bon
Dem anf bDber See Derbrannteu
Santpfer yGolnmbian" lit eiuem
9iettnngsbuDt. 9rei5eBn aH-
bere lteberlebenOe Der Gataitrupbc
BON benz Sampfer n6rameUnia"
eerettet. - 9rei GeriOmen BON
Der MnnnidJnft ocs DrrGranntcn
Sampfers nm9efOmmeu.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-05-10
Wer0cmierriittmma.
@cuerals NiniitOireftor Scs !6uft6ea.
ters in SresOcu franf.

Berlin, 5. Mai. g9ic aus Ores.
oen beridtct miro, beitebt ole ibpere
Grfrantling bes General Wiulitoi.
reftors oe8 oortigen aol. @oilbea-
ters @ebeinen Soirots & BON
S1ud, nidt, ipie eS onio i.
in einem Gd1Iagonfaa, !, n
eillem nerOoirn 8uiana II.
Ger Batieut miro iib ioiort aul llr.
Iaub 6egeben miiIien, oa Die glcrjie
boIlfommene 9ilbe bon tninoeitens
bolbidbrioer 9auer bernronet haben.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-05-10
9emtidDcs Sbcatcr.
9ireftOr 966cl behalf in ct. gouis
Seitnng fir ndd)itc Saiiuu.

ct. 2ouis, giO., 6. O2ai. 0ag
OeutI9e 2beoter BON ct. Qpuis bat
nit Der Quffii6rung bon Guoers
mannS Gom1bie Der quite 9Puf@
ieine bissidbrige Spiel8eit gu einem
penigitenS in te9niIGer 8eaie6una
gIdn3enoen 2t6idluB gebra6f. gs
mar cine SaiIon, ouf Ole 0as gubliz
fun ftets nit Jreuoen 3uriidbIiden
pirO. 8irettpr Q0bel bat bic @ers
Iiderung gegsben, baB feline @eIeas
Id1aft uu9 i'm nGhiten Sabre aug
eritfIaiiigsn 9rdfien beieben iper6e,
ioouB Die ct. 2ouiIer barduf rehnen
f0nnen, bnB oua i'm fommenoen
6erbft uno gDinter ote beutIhe
8ubne ibrer bo1en 9tufgobe i'm boas
ten WlaBe gere6t perben miro.
= Die in Sort gIiB bis iebt oe=
fonasn gebaltcnen merifaniihen gtez
sierungstruppsn TSo ,iatg Sort Wins
gate, Rem Wlerito, sebroat porOen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-05-10
SOte 0e5 Sages.
Sefaitnter Somponiit
in GbicasO geItorbeit.
Serluite fiir's Sentitbtunt

Sarl 9oelling in Chicago nidlt MIR
ais SumpOniit, iunSern and ais
Se6rcr mcit iiber bic @rensen
Gbiensps befannt. Grreidte
Elm glltrr bpH SO Sabren. - @nr
in 6nmbnrg geburen nno bate
bort nnb in nnoeren StGbten cine
ausge5eidnete mniifaIiid)e 9lns-
bilbung genOiisn. Sn Gbila.
Oelpbia itar6 nadl lansem SciOcn
on Der SdlminSiu6t Der befanntc
oentidJ-amerifaniidle SuurnaIiit
SttD Sd)raoer. - Seeroigun9
eines Budlscadjteten Seutidjen
Embellishments in ct. 2unis,
Wip.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-05-10

philadelphia, 6. mai. S.rr Otto
S4raoer, elm betonnter beutf9=ome>
ritanif9er SourndIiit, iit geItern bier
in ietner @Obnung i'm NIter bon 81
Sabren mad IGngerem 9eiben an Der
S4pinoiu9t geitorben. Serr S6ra>
Der mar lange Sabre an Dem ,SSrei>
beitsfreuno" in pitts6uro tdtio oes
pefen, fam oann nu9 philadelphia,
mo er in Die Rebattion bes ,Oemps
frat" eintrat. Set ben Iebten Sab
rem geb0rte er bem aeoaftionsitabe
oes r5agebIatt" on. Gbfdon bereits
feit LANCER 3eit Isioeno, belt er bod
uuf feinem Poften aus, big ibn oie
f4lei4enoe tiidif9e 8ranfbeit uns
fangs Mtdr3 5lpang, Die 6soer niebers
5ulegen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-05-10

@aibington, 6. Mni. Der braiis
ftnii4e Gefanbte in Gtaot DtsyitO
meloete beute bem Stddtsoepartss
ment, 6aB Der ameritaniIde aoniuI
9onnep, Der angebIid in Sun 2uis
qotoii Der6aitt getpeien fsin foG,
nit Ieiner Gdttin in Stabt Msrito
eingetrofFen iit. 9eioe iin6 frii9
unb qeIuno. Der 0efdn0te ertl6rt,
0aB aae 9lmeritaner in Sun Cuts
qotoii gsi6ubt iino.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-05-10

@btcd9o, Su., 6. Wlai. @eitern lit
bier i'm 9llter bon SO sabren Der in
ben tpeiteiten 3reilen betdnnte MuIis
fer uno &Omponiit &drI 8pellin1 oes
ftorben. gr ipuroe 1881 in Sams
burg 9ebpren unb srhteIt dIs Sobn
zines dusge3ei9nsten ssl0tefoliiten
cine CUTE muiitaIif9e Nusbilnung.
SIN Sabre 1842, mad Ser groBen
6euersbrunit in Somburg, ipsl1e oen
S6luB idmtIider S6eoter uno 2ons
5ertbaaen Sur 6olge bate, unters
nabm Die Niutter &arl Seedlings nit
Dem oamals elfjdbrisen &naben, cine
8on5ertreiie, in ipel9er iie ni9t nur
&u6m uno 9lnertennung fir osn
iugenoIiben pidniIten erntste, 5ons
bern aud ben unter oen ltmItdnben
fehr ertpiinf9ten finan3ieuen grfoI9
bate. Ra9 9amburg Suriidgetebrt,
ieBte 8arf Soeling feline @tubien
fort, porduT er gum &npellmeiiter
6es 8. 8ataiuons Der 5ambureer
Sruppen eraannt tpuroe, ipel9c SteIs
lung er 10 Sabre lang betGeioete uno
pdbreno tpel9er 3eit er sueIei6
Siri9ent berf4ieoener 9eIangDersine
mar.
Sn Der @dnserin SRI. Maria
Sei1en, (einsr S9iilerin bon SuIius
Stpdbdufen unb 6rancescp 2ams
PERTH, fpeI9e fi9 als Opern~ unb
Splofdngerin in oen grGBten Stdbten
Gurppus sinen Homen ertparb, fdno
er cine ebenfo treFfIi9e tpie pdiTenbe
2ebens9efdbrtin, Die fir fein fiiuIts
lerifbes gBirten Elm reyes uno ermuz
tigenOes 8eritduOniB 7eigte.
SSm Sabre 1873 ging Serr aoels
ling nab Gbtcd9o uub Iieb fi1 bort
aIs 8Idbierlebrer nie6er. Der
@eritorbene bat iib ni9t nur aIg
2ebrer, fOnbern aud als apmponift
einen bebsutenoen Guf ertpprben.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-05-10

@aTbinston, 6. Mai. 0ie Iiibs
umeritdniI9en grieOsnstOmmihdre,
0ie bic meritonif6en @irreu at
f6lihten bemiibt iin0, iperbsn am Is.
Wldi na9 glidsara SAILS, 8onaod,
iibsriisOeln, I'm bort tbre 8unferenSen
ab5ubdIten.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-05-10

@af6inotpn, 6. Mlai. aomirol
Badger in 8era Gru3 mIoete beute
Dem 5lottenoepartsment, Dab cine
Q6teilung BON Dem Seer Der 9onItis
tutionaliiten in Dem norbtpeitli4en
Sell Der probin3 9era Gru3 Regies
rungstruppen ongriifeu. Na9 Dem
Dnfiir6oltsn Badgers iit Der &f
nod uneHtI4ie0en.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-30
TO DECORATE GRAVES
 OF FEDERAL DEAD
Memorial Day Will Be Observed by Local c. A. R. and Kindred
 Organizations

Memorial day will be observed in Bir- mingham this morning by the members of the Grand Army of the Republic. the Sons of Veterans the Woman's Relief Corps and other organizations connected with the Grand Army. The main exer- cises will be held at Oak Hill ceme- 'tery at,4 o'clock. The Rev. A. w. Moore, pastor of the Pilgrim Congregational chruch, will deliver the oration. A musi- cal programme is included in the exer- cises, which will be in accordance with that outlined by the national organiza- ton.
 This morning between g and 10 o'clock details from the organizations will visit the several cemeteries and place fiow- CTS on the graves of the federal dead At noon exercises will be held in the Jewish cemetery at Enon Ridge. where several departed comrades are buried
 The Woman's Relic. corps will serve luncheon from 1 to o'clock at the Pill grim Congregational church. on Nine teenth strset,ear Eignth avenue.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-30
ReSinOl Cured Awful Itching
 In One Night

New York.-"The skin on my hand got red and rough. It itched and I began to scratch it. It itched so that sometimes I could not sleep all night. was suffering very much. I used - salve and -. but they did not seem to help me. This went on for six or seven months. Then I tried Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap, used them one night In the morning, to my sur prise. my hand was all well and the trouble has never returned. This Is the absolute truth."-(Signed) Miss Celia Kleinman, 61 Columbia St. April 26.
 Nothing we can say of Resino1 equals what others. such as Miss Kleinman. say of it. It does it's work quickly. easily and at little cost. If you are suffering from itching, burning skin troubles. pimples, blackheads. sunburn. insect bites, dandruff. ulcers. boils. stubborn sores or piles, try Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap. Sold by all druggists For free sample write to Dept. 17-R. Resinol, Baltimore Md.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-30

the new road is completed will be about loo miles, and will be covered easily in three and one-half or four hours Clanton Barbecue
 Mr. keller's trip through the country to Birmingham yesterday served double purpose for he wished to travel over the proposed route of the highway and at the same time to stimulate interest and create enthusiasm in the barbecue which will be given by the Birmingham- Montgomery Highway association at Clanton on June F.
 Clantons 'si000 barbecue" 1t Is being called, and judging from the expressions or DO or more citizens of that place who met MT. Keller yesterday the cost of the celebration will easily reach that figure.
 It is expected that at least 50 automo- piles will go to Clanton from Montgom- cry, and it is estimated that the same number will go from Birmingham In ad- dition to the large number of visitors from blrmingham ard Montgomery who will go to cianton on June F. the crowd will pc supplemented by hundreds of automo- nlle owners from towns along the pro- posed highway The occasion promises tn De one or the most interesting of it's kind In the history of Chiffon county. and if is expected that at that time plans will he made looking to the immediate construc- ton of the road through a portion of An tauga and Fillmore counties.
 State Highway Engineer Keller an- nounced to an Age-Herald representative when he arrived in Birmingham that he was highly gratified at the sentiment in faNor of the important highway, and ex pressed the opinion that the road would be completed in IS months
 Remarkable improvement has been made in the Birmingham Montgomery highway since last summer" said MT. Keller, and I think we can reasonably expect the road to be completed by Oc- toper or lsl5 The people living along the proposed route are very enthusja stic over the project'
 MT Keller will leave for Montgomery today.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-30
KELLER PLEASED
 WITH PROGRESS
 MADE ON HIGHWAY
(Continued from Page Five,

her people are particularly interested in the Birmingham-Mon highway. Chiffon has let contracts for the con- struction of about 12 miles of road con- meeting Clanton with Mountain Creek and work on that thoroughfare is all ready under way. However, the board of commissioners are meeting with many diff faculties, for some of the property owners along the proposed route are loath to give a right of way through their lands unless the road contractors and engi- neers follow their ulans and ideas But this difficulty will he surmonnted in the opinion of Tudoa of Prohate E. B. Dea- son. who informed NJ Keller when the latter stooped nt Cprtor vasterdav that he felt sure the nropertv owners wouId not be IaclS'ne in tho matter of progress si-a-ass when the final test came
 With the eompletior of the road from Clanton to Mountain CreelS and with the new road through Shelby county, the pirminrha no- no-Nontgcmerv highway will Nave become little less than a reality for there will then he continuous stretch of pocod boulevard from Rirr,inghsm to the Chilton county line. from r1anton to Mountain Creek distarna of ahout 15 rn''ne n~d r~en, Sneignn- to Montoomerv from Pirmineham to Montgomery when
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-30
Wills Washington's Hair

T ioih tHe NeW 4Ofk Sun.
 The will of Caroline HeaIey Dall. an authoress of note, who died in Wash lngton, D. C.. on December F last. was Tiled for probate here yesterday. and disposes of many objects of historic value One is described as a lock of George Washington's hair "cliped from the head of the father of his country on his deathbed.'
 Other objects bequeathed, all of which went to friends and distant rel atives, included speeches by Abraham Lincoln during his first campaign for the presidency, and certain writings described in the will as "scandalous literature of the Civil War period"
 Mrs Dalrs estate also included a table that has been in Abbottsford. the castle of Sir Walter Scott. Other furn- iture disposed of had been in the Healey and Dall families for more than a cen tury, the will said. Mrs. Dall provided for the republication of her works if there is demand for them She had valuable realty holdings in New York.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-30
AnnistOn Battles Uphill

Anniston, May Special )-An-
 niston won an uphill game today from
 Selma by a score of to 6. Selma had a lead of six runs in the fifth inning.
 Anniston made four in their half of
 the fifth, tied the score in the seventh
 and won 1t in the eighth. Young pitched
 good ball and Selma made their five
 runs in one innings on errors. Young kept his nerve and pitched steady ball
 and won his own game by getting three hits in the pinches Morrison. who has been going good all the season for Sel ma, was knocked out of the box and Bostick, who succeeded him, did little better. The features of the game was a catch in center field by Ragsdale, the fielding of Donaldson and Farmer and a three base hit by Abbott Score: