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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-14
Woodward Chambers.

The wedding of Miss Bessie Wood :
ward and Julian Chambers will be a
beautiful event OF Wednesday even
ing, taking place at the home of the
brides brother and sister, Mr.. ano
Mrs. Thorn Flagler, at No. IS Avery
drive, Ansley Park.
Mrs. Flagler will be her sisters
matron of honor, and Strother Elem
ming will act as best man. Little
katherine Flagler will be flower girl
There will be no other attendants.
After the ceremony an informal re-
ception will follow, to which lin
tied number of guests have been IN
vited Mr. and Mrs. Park Woodward,
parents Of the bride, will be assisted
in entertaining the guests by Mr.. and
Mrs. William Chambers. Misses
Mary Chambers. Bessie Westmore-
land, Sallie Cobb Johnson and Caro-
line Muse will preside at the punch
bowl.
A rehearsal for the wedding was
held at Mr. and Mrs. Flagler's home
Tuesday evening, when only the wed
ding party and family were present.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-14
Twentieth Century Coterie to Meet.

The Twentieth Century Coterie will
meet with Mrs. W. G. Jones at No. g.
Angler avenue Thursday at 3 p. m.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-14
Wicker-P riddy.

The marriage OF Miss Neil Dunn
Wicker, of Coleman, Fla, a frequent
visitor here, TO Oscar 4. Priddy, of
Chipley, Ga, is announced.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-14
What the Blue Tag Furniture Sale
Can Do for the Living Room

list separate pieces
living what the Blue Tag prices
It's typical of the sale.
the dining
furniture could hardly think of
for this and best Blue
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-14
For Mrs. Howell.

Mrs. Albert Howell, Jr- was honoi
guest at the bridge luncheon glVer
Wednesday morning by Mrs Lintor
C. Hopkins. There were four tables
Of bridge, and following the game
luncheon was served from table
decorated with pink roses.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-14
Lengths Two to Six Yards
Prices Reduced One Third, One-FOurth

A number of slightly soiled luool blankets are
reduced one-third, Maish cotton-flled comfort
ables are reduced one-fourth slightly soiled bed
spreads are reduced one fourth-smaH lots that
uM go quickly.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-14
For Miss Edith Dunson.

Miss Edith Dunson Is popuIaT
bride elect who is being rendered
series of parties preceding her mar
rage to william Baynard willing
ham, Jr. The buffet luncheon given
nv Miss Mary Blalock Wednesday was
a happy occasion at which 30 guests
were entertained. The decorations
were of pink roses, and the hostess
was assisted in receiving by her
mother, Mrs. c. u. Blalock, and her
sister, Miss Elizabeth Blalock.
Following the luncheon Mrs. Julian
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-15

at bare tpnft poa, at set IfllIoe pGre
neooenoig for ham at lGre Norif. 90
/ Ell glIber al 33 Nar er set allcreoe
nreget panifelig - Tor life at iigc
umllIig - at bpttc set banife 3lln.
GENIAL meo oct norife. Sea bar bort
mango banife giere 6orisg oerpaa,
men De er alorig iaIot beIois no.
Ger err ben 6orifieI paa Sen norife
aongerGffes Sire % oen pennies. at
hi bar bolot oS nefternt iii Dem, Tom
uirfelig bar pGret aonoer / Norac %
life bare / en- Gel oerai. Song Soa.
fon VII babe forcprig meo Iollgt
itsrre 9tet funnel falOe ia "Soafon
TX, eib be iuenife &onaer al Nap.
meme Carl og Crit, bpiS iioite Sllbc.
bapere er falbt bcnboIoSpiS Sen XIV
% XIV, iom ieg neoenior ifaI bic.
Gen norife &ongerGffe bar fol.
genbe Napne % Sire:
SoraIo I tSaarfogre s72-93O.
SARAH II 8raafeIo 96t-97O.
SaraIbI III Saorornooe 1O46-tO6G.
SARAH " @ille 1896.
Crit | @lo6efSe 93O-935.
"erif II Sarl t000-t0t6.
-.
Crit III Ma9nuSien 12S0-t299.
Grif " Of Tommern 13S9-1442.
Saafon I gbeIitenioitre 935-96t.
(Snafon II Sarl 97O-995).
Saafon III MagmlSIen 1O93-1O94
(Saafon " Seroebreo tt6t-tt62)
Saafon V Sperreion t.02-t204.
Saofan VI Saufonsion t2t7-1263
Saafon VII (V) Mngnts ion 1899
1919.
Saofon VIII (VI) MagruSien 1855
1850.
&oofon TX WID 1905
Slau | Srpgpesion 995-tO0O.
Slao II ben SeIlige 1015-103O.
Slau III aprre 1069-t093.
Slap " Ma9rnsisn tt03-ttt5.
Slof V Sanfon5isn t3St-t3S7.
Spein / Snrl t000-tOt6.
Spein II &nutien t030-1035.
Magnus | ben 8ooe 1035-t047.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-15

S1srne-T preIie. - gIieIon ifal faoe
Sop at Iig9e / NIT me &rrcIie open.
paa, tpt oeb G..Nb. Soften; thi san
er pGn % roger life 5obaf. - Saff-
rer fan ligge / Gricfs Spnofommcr.
SporleoeS oct poerite %prcIic tpt
oeroeo, VIaofammeret o. gpreIiet
opetloper Gomptoiret ifaI oiSponercs,
% I'll bpilfe, BET ifal fon1nle on poa
6refen Sariporo % Gent eiter npr.
mere SperlGg, men nleb SET iorben
IpeciIlcereoe onifer ieg life, ser ifeer
no9en 6o%ranoriug; iipr life meo
G.Ho. Soften, iom b%ibinotil bar 10.
9eret meset ilet, % bpr p0re oIlcne.
= Sffe beIler ma Soranoring flee
meo @lieion, ---".
Som befjenot bIep oiSie GiSpoii.
TONER al Cartier gufcr life til Dir.
feligbeo. ltnoer Hiesioriomlinqen
boeoe ingen / GibSpolbs @erfS SO.
pe%obpgning unotagen Gbriitian Ssrc.
Drift, Srit gnfer, % miIisen8 Me-
bets GeremonimeIter, Ssper Glieion,
al bpem Cartier @nfer 1894 bap0e
fisbt @erfet.
Carl g. ScbnitIer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-15

Oroen&toI life par rigtiae, % bettc
fan Del nnIIiGen5 oQiaa prre @run.
Den I'll, at mar III / Sueriac ipneS
at hare iorIaot Den gamlc Crit
GorI'ite &Gtte og uiI boloe Tia oelS
I'll @aiaUttcn5 @uituinaune % bels
til 0ltict 9~ernn0otte& CScarSnouuc.
o. ocrOco cr Sucuifcrnc utuiliomt
tonnet pan Oen re:te SIDE. Sbi MI
at lfitIIc fable en- aouQe Grit VII ei.
ter at bauc bdbt Ell Crit XIV, elter
Carl TX eitcr en- Carl XIV uiIOe 10
life barre bpGaeIig. @uitoinapnct8
Nroen@tal er nentIig rigtig. Iigeioa
OScaranopnetS.
Mten Iigc iii MI faI6cr Sc iIeIte
Nenncitcr / Horqe Carl " tort.
upf GorI XIV, noget man M mart
ber bol6c Oh me6l
4lbert s. 2auee.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-15

.. Carl ira 1927 foINt Carl
ND.
6. Carl ira 1697-17iS Carl
MD.
I. Carl al S0ocrmonIono ira 1909
isis Carl KID.
s. Carl Sobnn tStS-ll Carl
XIV Sobou).
8. Carl ira 1S5l-72 (GorI NN).
Socnifc 9unecr
al Nnpnct Grit:
I. Crit Sen beIIige, oso t1GO (Grif
IX).
>. Grit anutSion 500 1901 Crit
X).
3. Grif 2p5pc, bco 1850 (@rif XII.
4. Grif MasnuSion ira 1850 Grit
KID.
5. Grif al Pontmern ira 1i12 (Grif
MID.
6. Grif @litoiion @nio $50 1917
(Grif XIV.
@urifc Gunacr
al Naonet Carl:
+. Carl SnutSien @on6c (GarI D..
,. Carl al S0ocrmnnIonO (Gorl ID
3. GorI Sobon (GorI lid.
4. Garl (XN) (GorI 10.
8 Chr. e. u. 2onge8 "llotog al
Nor9eS, SperigcS og GonmarfS 81.
%Itorie" itaor Ser Ea9. 81: "Stient
GorI SpNrfe9icn bar ocn ioritc Som.
ge / Spcrige, iom beO Gnrl, benGuueS
ban 0og nIminoeliguis Carl oeu
VII, ioroi hun err fnloet iaa al Ell
QonmeI ipenif @iitorieitriuer, iom,
Tor at ioa set @iuenifc Hiqe ret gam.
melt, ~fore9ebe aongerGffcn mco Ell
MrngOc opOigteoc |criouer, men
buis Sfriiter BOG / lang Gib nso
Acknowledged.
s "Nfimeu, ltpptccfna0e as SouiS
DC Seer" |, nUpner 6orictteren,
Stotsminiiter DC Seer. ON Song
Oscar Is ii0itc elmer, ga iaopel ban
iom Stot5miniitcr Sibbern pentGt
noe / @Grcliet ioron aon9cus Sope.
pGrelic. &on uotaler Der bl. a.:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-15

fire 9onger al Haonet Carl bor in.
tet bjuIpet. Nei ga, - ban beo Carl
XIV og ifulbe persgo faIoes iaa og-
iaa! slt en- sammel ipenif Brett MOS
ret Zig meb of faIbe Song Carl | for
Carl VII og Song Crit | for Crit
TX ior of ifafie Speriee en- lang
aonger9ffe, % at ieIp set niloGren.
De Sueriee acquieicerer peb bette
iromme gebrag, iaar 10 blipe BETS
Sag; men / Roree bsr man M
ppitne fig af meb at brltse Ben ipen.
ife aonser9ffes 3ifre, iier bn De
ogiaa er feilastige. timber Song
Garls &egiering LOS man iis 10 og.
Iaa nsie meo, of ban altio talte
Spenif. Get pilbe man bog neppe
tunoet zig /, beriom life Song Carl
~ baooe peret iaa popul9r, iom
ban bar. 90 bapbe Song Oscar l
foritaaet ~llnionens ianoe @etponing,
iaa bapbe ban labet aronprinien I'M.
oeroiie laa / oct norife Sprog, at ban
bapoe funnel taIe oct Iigeiaa gobt
iom Song Oscar ii. Der baaoe peo
S%proeets Shlbium biemme os paa
line taIrise Reiier / Roree iif Ell itor
59r0isbeo | of taIe Norif. ut Song
Saafon taller lit Mobersmaal err
10 sanife naturlis. Sans Mai. fom
oerop 33 aar 81. uoeu nogeniinee
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-15

Timber odron pdntan oniattes Jag
% Oct iirigaite al norife itutsmiai.
tern Sibbern meo b0ner, at ioa
ifllIle% utuerfo, at fonurg Carl uiO lit
uppltiganoe pad troren icfe ifllle
ldta faIla fig Den femtan6e, 6uilfet
icfe pasiooe inn poa oen norifa TO.
nlingal0ngoen. Sag parade, at bans
begoran om0iIigen fun0e D%iIliara5
ODD att jag fnoppt iattooe, burn Sen
funoe iramitdIIa5, ie6an Rorae lita
ID pal Iom Suerige bolt bioe en- Carl
XIII OBJ en- Carl XIV, eburu buor.
fen Sperige eIler 0orge bait fl TO.
nungar meo set namnet. San Tor.
menaoe, al aarI XIV / Rorqe al.
orig fallats aarl XIV utan BLOT
anrI Soban OBJ meo aatI XIII babe
man icfe rdcfnat ioa uoga. men att
Oct MI futile tngas lille / Rorge, ON
man bar tailaoe flung aarl FOR Sen
iemtonoe. IA ia1 EFT bar
dr. efter ienare bar ! Rorge, 6oroe
jag oocf, att man oar nniig fung
aarl iaiom norif fonung bora fuIlas
aarl Den iidroe, odl ! Ell Idrebof / hi.
itorieu, Tom begaennoes / itatens TO.
Ter, lam jag oft ban ID benGmbes.
III bette pil ices, at ogiao iuenife
StatsmanO par annife paa BET REM
meb, Of ben ipenife aonser9ffes bsie
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-15
Den norife Konseraffe
90 Den i%penife.

l(noer Song Gorl Sen Tvs Il
Speri9e falbt ben XV.s Hegiering
pg ienere, - ia lige inO / bore Gage
bar man / Norge ppret ioa
meoglerlig, at man bar brllgt Sen
lpenlfe aonger9ffes Sire, o. iaalc.
oes falot ben norife apnge Garl "
ior Carl XIV. Sa, llaar ieg bar
n9prt Song Carl w, bar man cnter
itaat gonife uioritauenoe, meo minolt
ire p? -? / 9lniigtet, eller man bar
aniet min proianerenoe Numeranoi-
belle Iom en- crimenlese majesta.
tbs. "&iGre, er oct Garl XIV, Sc me-
i,er. San beoer ba pirfelig life Garl
"! "a. Selp min SpIpsning ON,
at man / Norge life bar bapt iler emo
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-15
observation-disclosures
Uleolemmer:

Qe 1t2 Heprpientanter, iont oel
tog / Observation-Disclosures pon Clos.
polo, par:
NfcrSblt5 @mt; &ammerberre. 8e
neral Geiiuteu6ont Teoer anfer
Sorenifriuer / Solo Gbriitiou Niaa
ms De 6aIierb @aor0brugcr Gbri.
titan Gbriitenien aollcruo ira so.
LAMB.
AfcrShuiiifc rioenoe SpgerforpS
Major @aIeutiu Gbriitian @iIbeIm
Sibberr.
G~fcrabuiiife Sfarpifptter. Ge9i.
ment: CbcritIoitnout 6rcoerif @iI.
bclm @rucncd Stobea, aomman0er
icrgcont 3oharins Melbp.
Arei0oI: 0iitriftSIGge aIeran.
Ser Gbriition Meller.
Irtilleriforpiet: &aptein Setter
Mot5iel0t, Seriiunt Sans &aSIum.
Bergen; aonieIIiiefretpr. Sorelt,
ifriper / Norolnn0 @iI6elm 6rinlanr
aorcn Gbriitie. 8ro5ierer 5reorit
NieIt3cr, @rosierer Sens RoIfien,
SoGncprcit til Npfirfcn Sora$ &eir.
@cr0Glbuiiifc &uiantcri Geaimelt:
aaptein Ole elias @oIcf, Mhuifeter
9}iI9 &~obonncsiGn 2oitc5ucS.
Nororc 9er9enbuS 9mt: San.
ccQiraoo, Soreuifripcr / Sr0re
Sogn ears 3obomeS Srqen$, So9.
ncprcit / ptre SolmeouI Hicolai Ni.
ellen @norobru0er Gcocr Siermano.
Ssr0re @ergctbus Mint: Soren.
itriDer / Soroanger ArnolOuS BON
@citcn SuIow aorcr 5ogncprcit /
Toi5 @corg @urdaro Scriin,
@oorobru8cr Nrpnilo anocr5ion
@icrafcr.
9rotSberQ Nnlt: aammcrherre.
i'm. Amtmon6 ScUeriu 9spenifiol6,
Sritit5rouo, i'm. Io0co Better H,or.
Gen Gloumorn. @~oarobruger Eoaef
CIsien 6upeitao.
9uifcru0 Amt: Frouit % Soo.
ueprcit / Gfcr 6rcoerif S6mi6t,
6ogeO % fit Amtntuno So5on Sol.
lett, 8aor6bruger Ghriitopher Dor.
Qcraisn 0ocn.
3riItianio: E~roieSior @coro
Srerorup, So!oprofursr G6riito.
pber Irimonr Cmien.
ariitiar3 Amt: Soonepreit /
'snore 4urOol Sons Sacob Stabel.
5orenitri0er / Gotten 2aurit, @ei.
oemnnn, 8narobrltger an6ers 9us.
gaor0.
ariition5iau0: Reii6erenSe ao.
RicoIai @ergelano, GyosIe.
rer Gle Glnuien @srf.
ariition$iun6: ais6mano 3ohr
DtoieS.
2rommen: @agaiiniorpaIter Ii.
SteitIie.
6reorif5bnl0: a~anccQirao6. gp-
iogco % Sorenifriper / So % War.
ter Carl 4ooIpb GobI.
6re0rifsitoo: aanceairaoS, 9p.
fo8eo Nnorea5 Mifael Sei6erq.
Seoemarten5 ahmt: NmtmonS
Claus gen0ete. aonceIliiefrctrr. 60.
/ Ziter6olen gn6reo$ Pa.
JoarO aisniG 2ersmono ! aamot
DIE Slsien Gpenitao.
9oImeitranO: S@oguepreIt Sailor
Npiom.
SarIsberg 8reuifu6: 9ensarepe
Gaipar Sermon @e6el %orls.
BERG, SorenifriUer i 2or0re ,Sorls.
@uitao Setter 9lom. aorIids.
@aor0bruger Ole Ros.
nI5ien 4peneS.
Sngenlsrbrlgaoen: aaptein Gen.
riff 6reoerif slrilo Sibbern.
aonsSberg: 9ergmeiter oa Sern.
,erfs6eitprer Toul Steenitrup.
aragers: Yubitsr. 9piogeo 9bri.
tian Seraleb Sornemam.
Saruit: SuititSroao, 9pfoseo %
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-15

Wagnus II SaraIosisn 1066-t069
Wasnus III 9urfoo 1O93-1tO3.
@asnls ~ Sen glinbe t13O-1t35
MaenuS V @rIinesisn 116t-1164.
@agnus VI 2n9abster 1263-12SO.
Magnl,s VII GrifsIsn 1319-t374.
9iitein l Mngnusisn t142-1123.
giitein II Sornlosisn 1142-t157.
Sigurb l SorinIfare 1t03-1t30.
Sigurb II Whrno t136-1155.
Snee l arogrpg 1136-t16t.
Snse II g~aarosisn 1204-1217.
Sperre l Sigurosisn 1177--1202.
Guttorm l Sigurbsisn 1904.
Sertil fommer:
llnionsfonser meo gonmarf, ser
bapbe Iamme Sroenstal / begse
Hieer.
llnionstoneer meb Sperige, Ser / Sc
TO &iser baooe forifielIigt GrOeng.
tai, ION neOenior piies.
Suenife &unser.
al Rapnet Carl:
l.. Carl Suarferion ira 1853 (fnlSt
Carl NID.
2. Carl anutSion gonbe ira t449
(falot Carl Wild.
Carl 9ltitaiion @aia ira 1904
1911 faIot Carl IX).
A. Carl @uitai ira 1654-60 (falot
Carl X @uitaD.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-15

SorpifS @rcpifab; Groprietpr %
Seftionatei pes auituernct Soer
@eSieIberg. Sfi69faptein anoers
@romeberg, @orobruger Gle DIS.
ion Amrmorro.
Glitter gmt aiebmanO i Sar.
limo Gabriel 2uno, 6ogeo / Glitter
Grifitrup, 8aarbbriger % Sef.
tionSdei oe6 Spltuernet Sei5 Sacob
Sortil0ieu 2~lnoegoaro.
Narool 9mt: @aaro6ruger aos.
matt0 An0erSien 2emslano, @aoro.
brirger Grid S%noaen5isn Soabpf,
@oarObruger Sipert Ammosisn
Geg.
@oI6e: @pfogeo 6rcSerif @ot5.
ielot.
WoiS: auoitsr, @piogeo 9reisn
Gdognaro ira Htngerife.
Reoene8 Mint: SernperfSeier So.
COB Aoa, Sognepreit / 9eitre Mo.
Iano Sans Socob @rsaaoro, Gems.
mau6 / Soft Sbor HeierSien ellie.
bolt.
NorOeniicIoife Snfanter .Hegi.
meut: aapteiu Better 9lonfenborg
|rpotS Muifeter SeIge garnssisu
Gaagoar0.
Norite Sraerforps: aoptein Bal.
Ie Gsmer 6leiider, aorporal Nils
0p6rerl.
Oplmtoife Sniorteri. Hegiment:
Gberit Gioerif Segermaim. Som.
mouoerieriiant NouI &borSisn Sa.
ril0itaO.
GorSgru1t6: @rosierer og Staos'
faptcin Ssrgen gaQ.
Gaa6pqoelogetS 9tmt: Sorenifrt.
uer / eitre Noabpgoelaget Sbomas
9ruu, @aorobruger Guen Sorfils.
ion 9on6e, 9enSmaro Ole &nuosign
3pcten.
RomsoaIs amt: amtmano Sill.
ntar Weinefe arog, Frouit o. Sog-
ncpreIt til ges Sens Stub, @aaro.
bru9cr Cling OIsisn Galbs.
Hsrnos @ergforps: aapteiu Hi-
haro 6lor.
Stieu: @ro$ierer Gicf Gappe.
len.
SntooIcuenes amt: ErorIt og
Sognepreit til Berg Setter Thrift
Mn9nu3 0ount, @oorObrltger Son
SAMSON Ser6re6cn.
Stnuou8er: ais6mono og Stoos.
faptein Gc6er 8alentin Hoienfilbe.
Stuoongcr Ghmt: Sognepreit eau.
rit5 CiteOul &is6mano / G~feriuno
Gbriitcn NsI6od, @aar06rltger
Aifnll0 SIsier HegeIitoO.
Sgoeieniioren: aommdnbsr Sens
Sdlou In6ricius. Sefon0lsitnont
Cbomns aorop, ltn0crofficer Re.
ter &obniat. Matro5 Guer 5horien.
Senoeniieloite GraaonsR egimert:
Ritmeiter GiIer @oloamor Ere6er
Rnmmj 9orporal Ge0er @ouIsisn
gaffe.
Son6eniicl0ife Snianteri- Reai.
mcrt: aommcrberrc, CberIt Cartel
6reoerif Ncterien, @uIfcter Ole
Spen0sisn SQcrgo
Telemarfife |riunteri ReQiment:
aaptcin Gncpol0 Stcen6lodl Seuum.
aommonocrieriiout @uais Na6$Isn
Goe0.
Srorobiem; Gtot5raoo. Suititia.
rims / G~ron0biem Stiitsouerret an.
orea3 Rogcrt, @ro5ierer 9eter
Sami0t, ir.
POrbre 5~ronohiem$ 2lmt: Erooit
90 5oancrrcit / 9eititoHer Sans
Ghriition lllrif @ioOeliart. SoQne.
prcit / 5tisrOolcn NieronnmuS Sep
croo5I. @aar06ruger ca SfoleIprcr
/ 9eititaoeu Sipert Eoul%ion @rot-
berq.
SsnSre GronSbiem3 amt: aIof.
fer ! 9lr6u Cars 2or$isn 6oripth,
S%orcnifripcr / CrfeoaIen anSers
Rombscf S~ogneprcit / aIpbu Socob
0cr5lcb Sarrc.
Gr%on0biemitc Grogon.aorp8: Hre.
inierIsjtrant 6reoerit Sartuig Sci
oemonu. aportermeiter Teter Sobn.
lem grt5soor0.
Torite Srcu6biemite Snianterire.
aaptein @eorg llIrif @os-
mlth, Scriiunt Ganiel 9arsisn
Sheuig.
Nuoet SronHbiemife Snimrterire.
anptein 9ange. Seriiaut
9~noer&isn @ieoeboe.
Sen$berg: @r0Sierer Carl StoI.
tenberg.
%eiterIcuife Snfauteri. Resiment:
Suit Senrif Gin. ~llrSeri9.
ler SmuS @ierrSisn 9irfeIanS.
SiterriSsr: aisbumuS % Sern.
'erfSeier Serrif Garitersen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-15
bill dig, Wooer!

w. w. >sSSSks
Norge, Nor9e - Sauo blanot Saree,
blootnopiet f1oreiorS,
eiue 5lelo oo oiue Strduoe,
hilier nj meo Iouers Kor.
biI dig l1looer - PORE Orsmme
pies dig / Oro o9 Sang,
rore STu9sIer moo otg itremme
IinSt o9 blcot Zig Parpcrs klans.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-21
MISS SO[ES|S
 WILLING ID TELL Contrast Made by New Or leans Lady of Present and Past-Result of Vitalitas

If it Is of any interest to you. I am very glad to say that liquid vitalitas has made remarkable change in my physical condition" states Miss Pauline Soles, St. Charles and Thaiia streets. New Orleans.
 "One hundred and two pounds was my weight when I got my first supply of Vii taiitas several weeks ago. was greatly debilitated, had no appetite and felt tired all the time. l could nos rest well at nights and was sallow and thin--the con- trast now Is tribute to vitalitas. l weigh Ill pounds, which is a gain of S pounds. I have an excellent complexion end feel perfectly fine in every respect yitalitas is giving me new interest, and it is pleasure for me to recommend it to others"
 Thousands of southern people now have yitalitas complexions, which Is the only lind of complexion good blood and vigor- GUS health gives. People in all walks oi life who are debilitated. physically run down, nervous enaciated, bilious, con- situated and who suffer with ills of stom- ach. liver, Kidneys, bowels and blood are finding new health and vigor in this re. markable earth product. It is free oi harmful ingredients and is pleasant te take. We want you to see the demonstra- ton and have a sample drink of vitalitas today at Averyt's Drug Store. 1os-11l Twentieth street, or write there for in- formation.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-21
ENGLAND DECLINES TO MODIFY ITS
 EMBARGO ON WOOL

Washington. November 20.-Great Britain has declined to modify the em- bargo on eXportation of wool from Australia and other British do:ninions. American manufacturers had hoped that after the needs of the British army had been satisfied they might buy the Australian surplus. giving guarantees that neither the wool nor manufac- tured goods would reach Austria or Germany but the state department was informed today that for the present at least no exception would be made.
 In spite of the lack of advance as- surance, however officials here and manufacturers still are confident there vii. be a modification later. They think time will demonstrate that Great Britain does not need the entire out put of raw wool from the colonies.
 It is understood that similar deci- sion applies also to rubber, of which large quantities have been exported to America from the colonies. There has bceneno official report on this point,
 During the .years ending last June the United States imported nearly ESQ., 000, 900 in woolens. the great bulk from the United Kingdom A partial embargo was imposed soon afte, the declaration of war. When it was decided to in crease the British force under arms to more than 100000 men the embargo was extended to all grades.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-21
NEWS OF ENSLEY

The citizens of Wylam and Fairfield
 are again complaining about the trans
 fer system that the Birmingham Rail-
 way, Light and Power company is com
 polling them to use. Since the recent
 cold weather has set in they state that
 having to change at Thirty eighth
 street or Tuxedo on these very cold
 mornings and evenings is very unpleas-
 ant and that at the two transferring
 places there is no protection from the
 weather. They contend that General
 Manager DeWindt stated sometime ago
 that the Birmingham Railway, Light
 and Power company was working on
 plan to adjust this matter and that
 something would be done immediately
 and asked the citizens to withhold their
 complaints until the company had a
 chance to remedy the matter. The citi-
 zens claim that the promised relief has
 not materialized and that the company
 has had ample time to make a change. petition is being circulated which will be taken before the city commissioners
 asking if something cannot be done to
 change the plact of transfer A num-
 Der of citizens stated that they pay an
 extra nickel and change at Ensley
 rather than wait in the cold at the
 present transferring places.
 At the meeting of the western dis trict of the Birmingham Sunday School association held at the new Methodist
 church of Fairfield on Thursday nighu it was decided to hold a Sunday school census on the afternoon of the first Sunday in December The western dis trict composes all of the Sunday schools in Ensley, Fairfield, Fairview and Wy lam and includes among it's members the pastors and superintendent of every Sunday school in this district. The municipal Christmas tree movement was brought up at this meeting and was carried unanimously and 1t was decided to appoint a committee of three from each church to confer with the general committee of the Ensley club and the committees of the lodges. It | was also stated that each church would
 hold it's regular Christmas exercises. | The Ensley High school football ] team defeated the Ensley Independent football team yesterday afternoon by 0 score of IL to 6. The game was fast and hard fought. Ensley High made I it's first touchdown in the second guar | ter by line plunges and end runs, Lewis carrying the ball over. Enslcy kicked goal. In the third quarter High made I the second touchdown on three suc- cessful forward passes, Gingery carry l ing the ball over. High again kicked goal. The Independent team came back strong in the last quarter and after a number of line plunges carried the 1 ball over, but failed to kick goal. For
 the high school boys, Lewis, Gingery l and Ponder did fine work, while Scott
 and Davidson did good work for the l Independents.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-21

eraIIy, ana temperatures have risen rom s to 24 degrees from the Mississippi to the Rockies.
 The feature of the map tonight IS the low temperatures that prevail throughout the southern half of the country east of the Mississippi. Fort Worth reported a reading of 62 degrees at ' D. m Bir- mingham at that hour recorded a read ing of % degrees and Atlanta 24 degrees. Montgomery reported freezing tempera- lures; Mobile 40 degrees, and Miami, in southern Florida, 50 degrees. In the plains sections and the eastern Rockies, read ings of 50 degrees occurred as far north as northern Wyoming and South Dakota. Southern portions of Alabama. Missis- sippi and Louisiana, and all of the south Atlantic states show a temperature fall of from 10 to IS degrees since Thursday night. Western cotton belt sections show rise of a few degrees for the same period.
 summary of observations made at Uni. ted States weather bureau stations dur ing the A hours ending 8 D. nl.. 18th me- ridan time, November 20, 1914: