davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-02-06

Berlin, 2. 6ebr., iiber 2onoon,
Dic Der beuiTde 0enerolitab in Iei=
aer geItyiscu GrtIdrun8 mitteilt, ba-
ben bic Deulfdea 1ruppen IiioIid
BON Der Gpmme lpeitere JortI4ritts
genlaat ano BEN Gron8oien lpeitere
Steaungeu entrihen,
Gum erilel U}aIe felt longer 3fit
bat Der oeutIne Gener1IitoD aud
richer cine N}itisilung aus Rem fiioz
0itli9sn &riegsimauploB gemn4t.
9ort mddten beuti6e Gufti4tffe eli
nen 2ln9riff ouF Die 6lottenbaii5 unb
Gd}iffe pcr 9uliiertcn bel Solouiti.
glGEere Gin5el1eiten iebten nod.
oo0 ertlGrte Der neutT4e Generelz
ftoD. ooB Der Grfolg 9roB mar. Ter
&eriWt pat foIQcnDeu NOrtlnut;
r0eflic8er &ris9sidouploB:
n98d6renb Der 9}aft gum 81. So
nuGg oeriuc6te cine tleine britil6e
Qbtcitung, eincn 0onoItyei9 9egen
1tnfcre SteItun9cn lueItli4 pon MteI=
fines. 6tanoern, au83ufijbreu. Sic
ipuroe pplTt0uoiq 3urjidqei6lugen,
no6oem es j6r gelunQen, bis an
unTere porperiten Stelungen 6eran=
5urijden.
ngei 6ricourt, Ditli6 bon eu-
bert, perbinoertsn mir ben 7Eeinp
baruu, einen arater. Der our6 cine
feinoli6c MinenerploIjon entitonoen
mar, 8n beIeben.
nN6roIih oopon bronqen Oeutio'e
9otrouiIen in cine sn8lif6e Stets
lung uno tebrten nit einigsu GcFonz
genen 3uriit, obne etnen ein5igen
@erIuit erIitten gu baben.
ySiibIi3 pon Der Somme boben
pie 8ron3oTen i'm 9onD9ranntens
tompf mehr 3erroin berIoren.
aOeitlider ariegsfhoupIaB: Ri6ts
su beridten.
r8oIton arieqsIhauplaB:
sGinca nnicrcr SnitidIiifc qriif
Sic Sdliiic m0 Scputs Scr 0u.
teutc i'm Nnicn pUn Saluuifi nit
grOfrm @rfOlac nu."
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-02-06

Berlin, 2, 6ebr., orobtlos noa
6obbile, 8. S. SSn elmer ltebers
iid)t User bic militdriI9en GreiguiiIe
Ger leBteu Gage i'm ngerliner Sage
blatt" erfdrt major Morabt, baB
bic tottiIden Grfolge Der 9eutitben
bei 9leuDile unb iiib(6 BON Der
Somme belpieIen bdtten, boB Die
dusebtihe ueberIsgenbeit Der 9tuiierz
len an Truppen3dbl ben Grfolg Der
oeutiden 2tn8riffe ni6t itoren t6nns
te.
n8o5 Qlopo Georges tijr3li4e Grs
tldrung iiber Die lleberlegen6eit Der
9laiierten in 3oblen uno W}unition
on6etrdFe," beiBt es Der olleberieei=
fhen Na4ri6tenogentur 3ufoIge in
oem Qrtitel, 10 Iei pieIe lpirtlib
unbegriinoet. Maior M}oro6t neiIt
oorouf6in, baB 2lopo George err
tlGrt babe, ieBt fonge Der &rieg erIt
on, unb Oob genou 0ieIelbe Grz
tlGrung i6pn bDr einem Sabre uno
Idnger 3uriid BON onberen engIiihen
W}iniiiern obgegeben pprpen Iei, oh>
ne bob man einen Grfolg geieben
bate.
Ser 1}iIitdrihriftiteQer 1T Der
llebsr3eu9ung, baB Die gritsn nit
9l6 uno &ro6 in Der Gage fein
niirben, lire 9srtltite gut 5u mus
den, Die no6 eiqenem @eitdnoni5
100000 an Der peItIi6en 5ront
betriigen.
nWas Die Gage in 2tlbonisn ons
betrifft. 70 erfldrt Der g}ojor, boB
Die 5einbe BEL 9uro33o ton3entriert
iinb. GNoo 9af6a Bat ii6 bort mt
ben lleberreiten Der IerbiIden uno
montenegriniihen 2trmee peridon3t.
9luA in @blono ipiirbe mon ouf 0is
beritonO itOBen, Die StoIiener ppn=
ten bon bort nad SUoalbanien pors
rider.
Dies, erttdrt Der 9lojor. fpiirte
ben @ormorid Der 0siterrei6er uno
llngarn ieoof lpeniqer ft0relL oI8
bas iumpfi9e Ierrain, bic miIeroblen
StraBen uno bas ungeIunbc aIima
bieier 9cgeno."
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-02-06

Oh Qoint Comfort. On. c,n
6ompton Goobs Iieqt oec ueus 5itfs-
frsu3er Der oentIdler m}arine Frie5=
lid bor 2lnter un0 nartet Der Din
9c, Die oo tommsn foGcn. 8or<
nehrIih oer EnfI5eibur9 hrs
Staotscsaa-tenc1ts. 1ie bsitimmcn
iou, tpas NIT oein Seutetud qez
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-02-06

Berlin, 2. 6ebr.,. brabtlos na6
Sanpi1e, g. S. Der 0eneroIitob
her 0itsrreihiid=urJariI6en 2(rmee
psr0ffentli6te geitern obeno fDIgenoe
GrtIdrung:
ps5n Wortenegro unb bei Stutari
iit a1es rubis. Die 6oltuna Der
Ginpobner in biefen 8iItrltten IdBt
nitbts 8u ipiinihen ubrig."
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-02-06

CIO &Oiut Comfort, 2. Nc6r.
Inter Ncn 5000 SOuncn gSnrcn, oic
iid am %OrN oes n9lppOm" 6cfan-
cen, luarcn andl 9rphc Nicn9cu uon
MnnitiOn luic bcntc mittag bcfannt
iunrDc. 2Cr Gampfcr Olrftc nod
ill Snafc ne8 Gcntc Sagcs nadl Nnr,
fulf 9cnommcn iUcrOcn, i'm bort bic
EalIaaicrc an Gano 5u brinacn.
Scl6it Sir WcrimetGcr, scr cnoli-
idic 6unucrncmr uOn Sicrrc Gcumc,
0nrftc it'd 6i3Gcr uidlt an ganh Gr-
9cbcn.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-02-06

tiD ii. a. Der 8orI9Iag aus, nun
enbIi4 mol bic beutT9en aiiFten
Oar4 bic sngIiiae GGote bef9isben
5u Iofen. Der oMandeitsr 6uarbs
ian" ertIart. es isi nun on Der gIos
miroIitdt gu 3ei9sn, mas iie leipen
tOunc.
9ie ~Pou Mou 6oseite" eriIGrt,
boz 2pnOon bieSmot oerI9ont ass
blie6en Isi, neil bic 9eutf6en es
pouptiddIi6 borauF oSaeTeben su
9aben ifienen, bic ensliTder Wtunts
tiorsfobriten nn3uoreifeu.
rReipS" unb pGoening Stonoarb"
bctlogen iih in bitteren Borten iiber
6ic Mo9erteit Der omtIi6en U1itt.is
lungen unb perglei6en iie nit ben
freigebigen 8eridten Der Barrier ges
borhen iiber bic 8eiderung, bic bic
DeutI4en ibnen por eiuiaen 3natn
3utetl tperoen lieben.
Gic g9nilB Wtail" crtlGrt, cS iei
jlucdlus bic 9ieaicrnu9 an5narciieu,
Sa man einIcbeH mHiic, onn man
OOrlanfia gcgen bic 9Inoriiic aus
Der Snit madltlOS iri, auFer mau
luiIic mans genan, mefdlCn Guntt ois
3cppclinc anarcifcn wOlltcn.
Die Nu9riiie erioI1cu ocr 3ei.
tnn0 acn1B 3umeiit ans elmer Sotc
bon 5000 SUB. m6 oo oic 3eppc-
Inc iid NIT elmer @ci6min6iafeit
ron 80 Meilcn Die Stunoe fort6e-
megtcn 10 iei cs no6c5u unn16gtih
tilr eincn 2teroplon tic SIT erreid1eu.
@emn ciu 9leroplan ocn Gunft in
Der &uit erreidt babe. on Dem iidl
chen oicics &uitidliif befnnoen hobc,
Ic lei oics in Ser Belt, Die Scr Nero.
plun alm Steigen ge6roube, linqit
lUieoer beridruunOen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-02-06
!(eue Grfolge int MetGn.
Qeutlds luttIdIfe MAIDEN rrtolgrcidr AT
Orift aut 0atrn Dor SOlOniki.
MOiOr MOrabt iiber bic Srirgslagr.

rung, in Der II. a. lnitaeteilt ipurbe,
DoB Oos 9prf Gnoelfi in Gleinoii=
en-, ge9euiiber Der SnIel GdileuoriIo,
am Wlittmp4 BON elmer 2anpun9ss
monnT6aft zines feinbIideu &rsu5erS
beilngeiudt purbe. Ntebrere Beam
te puroen perhoftet. Die 6einoe
Tta6leu W}0bel unb 9orrdte.
(5n Dem geitern uber &onoon 9es
tomneuen 8eri6t gIethen Nortlous
tes febltc Der Iebte SoB, Der bic Nm
tlogt ent6Glt. Gr ruroe POM bril-
tii4en 3enior 9eitri4en)
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-02-06
untereeboote (ollen (icb oen Otkil(ten ser YER
eini0ten Staaten befnoen>


Id)iffen Der 9tniierten oufsulauern,
bat in @lorinetreiien ooS or0fte
3nterelie erlpedt. ntau bGlt cine
IoI6e 0l0glidteit teinesiusas fir
ouS9efthIoiien. ba au9enbIidIi6 aud
fir bic omeritonifde Rorinc llnters
ieeboote ppu eintauIeub Spnuen ae=
bout tperben, bic einen Q(ttionsraois
u5 bon nobe5u 1000 2onnsu buben
ioIIsn. 3ubem iit betannt, baB man
in Der oeutihen Sou6boottehnit
lpeiter fortgefdritttn mar, oIs fonIts
np. mb boB besb1Ib lteberroI6uns
gen m0gIi6 iino.
9ei oieier @elcgenbcit 9a6 man
aud often gu, boB Elm ioI6es Boot
fir Die britii6s 8eqieruna aebaut
uno in Souabd 5uIommcn9eIeBt
moroen iei, i'm 10 peniaitenS ben
duBeren S2ein Der NeutroIitdt 3u
po4ren. Gs beiBt. bob bieIc8 I'm
terieebnot ii6 bereits ouT Der Tobrt
uoh Gnglono befinbet,
4meritoniTbe MorineoFfi5iere, bic
aus ibrer Sepunoeruua fir Die
glGnsenoen Soften Der neutic6en Tlot=
te niemoI8 ein 6ebt gemo6t baben,
ertldren, baB bieie Qeiitung, bic
n2lppom" ro6 2tmsrita 3u bringen.
Die 2oten be8 sSronpri8 @ilbelm-
pes nGiteI 1riebri4" uno Der
~GmOen" ipgor in ben S6ottcn
Fe1e Die g2d6rit6t I6Iug ii6eroll
ipie cine gpnIbe Elm, Enb man fonn
lih nod INNER teinen Reim auf
oos GjeT6ebni8 m06en, Giniqe 81
fi3iere poreu Der NniiAt, ooB es iib
biellei6t nm Den oeutIhen Sreu3er
a9arlsru1e" 6onbelte, beTen G6idz
iol betonntIi4 ME ouigettdrt lpuroe
unb BON benz man felt fat einsm
Sabre ntht8 geb6rt bat. Siterlih
bate Der OeutIde 9ompFcr, Der 70
urpI0Blib an Der Neittiite 2(frttos
auftau6te, @tTdiiBe Der .9orl8rube"
an 8orO 9ebabt, 2tu4 bait mun
es fir m0gIjb, bob Elm beutI6es
3audboot einen enQlii1eu 0ampfer
topcrte mo nit oieIem oann 5a9b
ouf en9IiI6e S6ifie mac6tc uno II.
q. ouh bic o2tppom" foperte,
CIO point Gomfort. @o, 2 5e6.
9rin5 pon 6obfelbt. perionIit6er
9srtreter ne8 oeutiden 8otIdofters
in No16inQton fam beute morgen
bier on. I'm i'm qluftroqe bes beutz
ihen 9otIdofter8 cine llnterIu6ung
f.n uos.r nv c-tatns o.s 7o So.
fer5 n2lppom" 6efroat. crtlGric er:
SD bin iider, ooB unter ocm preus
decentralization 8ertroo bic
a2(ppam" nI5 cine 9cieBtiae 4riie
Qeltcn pir6 uno Der oeutften gris
.,,s ~, % ,;,..:..a s..-s.a 49,.
o., a. F,I. cLs ..(,r,.,. ,,..,,, -.
IN On ,,e..,.!,.. - 9.E ~. ~, -
s..,-.,..,',t , z,,'' ' =. ~ s.;'I.I ~, -
o(n.,@ ,,4 ,''''' 4,.,,o, -. c,.f4.,
o,'.gr -. - -, 81
bj, GeutroliiGtsbeb0rbe al elmer
eibnn1 ,ufommen, nm oen ctotus
..f.,..rl.., q>..,.;.us -, .a4
W. s''''F',l''' ,'''yl''S q" '''-
'Qe'oen. nan a'ot 5u' poB mon
Iidl bor elmer atiBeror6entlih ihiUiez
rioen Qoae feFinoet. beren (Frlepis
nm, T@ ,;ens;At no4 l,,,e hin.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-02-06

Remport g}eps 2. 5e6r. Der
pQppom" mar 6etanntli4 nidt Der
ein3ige englii@e 9ompfer, ben Die
Gn9ldnoer on Der @sTtfiife 9rfri-
tos burd bic 9sutf6en DerIorcn.
Sieben lDeitere 9ompFer Ron au-
Iommen uber $4,000 3onnen paren
idon por Der 9operung bes Up
PAM otrIentt lporoen. Die Damp
fer iin6:
.GorbriOse", 1882 Gonnen; .9ros
Der, 1927 9onnen; .2triabne" 1885
2onnsn; r0rnmonbb". 1858 9onz
nsn; a6orriugforo", 1893 8onnen;
nGlon g}octopiT6", 1925 9onnen.
uno .2tutbor" 3545 Ionnen.
So nett bat feitqeItellt tperpea
f0unsn. bcfanOen f6 one OieTe
0onpFcr onf her Go5rt pon flip
amerit1niffen o3er ofritani7her
6dSen mad Gn9.ono, unD Eatfsn
ouf me6rsye MiGiortn Qfun6 oe
ih0Bte Gorsos an 8orb.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-02-06
'6Dbere eObnc in SOfs.8esiOn.

GonnelspiGe. 9}o.. 2, 5ebr. s,n
alien 2lnlogen Der i e. Trid Gote
81. in Der gon3en gonntsbiGe- RE
gion puroe betannt 9egeben, baB oie
Qo6ne aler 2tn8eIteqten pom /. 1T
bruor on Inn 3ebn 9ro3ent erh0bt
perbeu muroen. Die Grh0bun1
fomnt 10000 4r6eitern al gut unb
1T Die bod1iie, oit fernIs in ber Sotss
Resion tepi1iat poroen liz
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-02-06

GonitontiropeI, u6er 2onbon, ,.
Gebr. 9os tiirtifbe artegsamt er=
lieB beute mittog folgsnbe Grtld
rung:
n2ln Der 9outaIus 5ront grill
Gin Fsinoli6es 9ataiaon cine uuies
1s1 pOrgei6obenen SteIun9en I'M
Centrum an, purDe obsr nit BEN
@erluft BON 200 3oten uno Der
punoeten 3urijdqeitlaqan.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-02-06

QBofbin9ton, 2 1Sebr. Stoots~
fetretdr Gaming erffdrte beute nit
tag no6 elmer llnterteOung nit no
miroI 8eattp, Der 9eItern nit Qeutz
nont 8sr8e 9eipyochen, oaB er nod
feline entI4eiDuna getroffen so5e.
Der 4omiroI erfldrt, Dap bic I}oz
rinebeb0r0sn iia NIT Der r2(ppam
nidt befaiien t0nntcn, e6c 6as
Stootsbeportement hen Stotu5 6s5
Sdifes entidiebtn bobe.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-02-06

Berlin. 2 Gebr.. brobtlos na6
Gapbiue g. 5. Der tiirfif6e ge<
neroIfo5 erlisb aeitern eins ertl6s
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-02-06
Cfin Scmnnipn arfnllen.

Qonbon 2. Ser. Die Jamii:e
LennDIon erbieIt qeitern Die 0afz
ridt, blb Der MariuaIcIltuant 6dz
roi0 6 5snnFion. Elm Gniel 0es
Tifters, 9sforen If. Ter Jamilje
purosu feine nd6erel CStr5cllsitcn
mitdfieilt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-02-06
GngltIdG5n0Afrieu@ @eimgeIndt
Angrlff Der brntl6en Guttldite babtn gru.
ben S6ahrn angrri6tft.
3eppelin flOg qner iiber GHglanb.

Berlin, >. 5ebr, orabtIog no6
SoDpiae. 6. S. 9tus Der 9eItriaen
WlsIoung Der oeutI6en 9tomirolitGt
gebt Dor allen 9ingen berpor, bob
Der Iebte 9efud zines 3sppelin Sc
Tnpabtrs iiber GugIono uieoerum
un9ebeuren Sdaben angeridtet bat,
Der in Der !9auptiade in inouitrieIs
len 9lnla9en neruriaht nurbe, neil
es bieIe tporen, auf bic bic oeutIhen
2uitihiife lib in erIter 2inis bers
leat bltten 8emerteuspert 1T, oaB
non bis 2iberpool nororonq, alIn
bic gou5e Su1tt bon Der Gftiife
aus iiberflog. Die Grtldrung Der
oeuii6ea 2tomiroIitGt Bat foIgsnben
Wortlout:
Sin Oenti6eS 2uftgeihmaoer
9riff pabrenD Der glo4t pom 81.
Snnuor gum /. 5ebruor bic 0olel-
anIagen uno 8abriteu bon 2iberpool
uno Sirienbeo6 an mo mari pieIe
3iinobomben ob. 2lu6 bic Mnn-
DIETER Giisnperte. bic 9lod @iefee
reicn, lpie bic 9}ottinqbamer anb
SbeffieIoer 6abriten uno 6o60Ien,
pie eine 9rpBe Wleu9e inbuitricller
2(nIogsn ON 6umber unb bel Oar
mouth nurben nit 8omben beleQt.
,gin alien bicien Crtcn lumroen
mGdDtigc @irfunaen icitaritclt. 6s
fnn6cn idIiUcrc GrploiiOnCn itatt, nno
cini9c ieGr crnite 6encr brnd)cn aus.
YIN pnmbcr iunroc cine &ntteric
5nnt Sdliueigcn acbrOdt
gllnierc SuftidDiffc wurOcn BON
olleH Gnntten idlWrr beidDOiicn, budD
iUnrO tein ciu5igce sctroIicn. SrOb
nIlcr felnolldlcu SemnBungCu fcbr-
tcn alc nuierc SdDiffc bcil jnriif,
GOnoon, 2. 5e6r. Ro6 immer
peigeru bic en9Iiiden 8eb0rosn f6
tros Der Proteite Der 3eitungen, ben
ltmfong Der lebten 3eppeIin=
4ngriffe, bic ale bisber qsmo6ieu
2IngriTfe melt in Der Sdotten itell=
ten, belunnt 81 maiden. Die ein3iae
omtli&e GrtIdrung, bic 3u9ibt, baB
bic 31bl Der 3oten 81 uno bic Der
2,erleBten CT 6etraQt, Bat fotgenosn
Wortiuut:
n@eltern o6eno purps Elm Quiton=
arifi groBen Stile5 moerIu6t". Gs
id)eint. onB Die 2tugreifer bur4 ben
oiden Re6el bsbinoert mproen itno.
4odoem lie Die aiiite iiberflo9sn.
iteuerten bic 3eppeline nod beridie-
oeuen Ribtunoen uuo 5enarfen meh-
rere Stdo!e uno 00rier in pen
Grafitoften 9erbniDire, 9eiteiter=
ibire, 2incotnibirc unb Staffor6z
i3ire nit 8om6en. Singer Eis
9entumsIbaoen murbe aud on8eri'7=
let. Genoue gerit;e Karen 6is6er
niht erbdltli6.
Die bis 3ur 2lbfaifung oieTes
9eri6tes ein6erihteftn llnIdue ume
fafin "a gerIonen lot unO 67 Ders
lcBt. Sin Ipdtsrer 8erift bsIaqt.
ba6 220 9onbcn obgenorfen min
ben.
25n pcr eugliIben QrcTs lDeiB
man aniheineno ni6t re6t. % man
i5er oieie ueue oeuji6e .8ar6orei"
Gntriiituuq5aufdGe naben ooer bic
8c8ierung 6eidimpfen IoG. neil re
nift odilr Jorge. BOB aeei9nete
QsrteioigHngsmab,e3eIn 9etrofien
peroen. Gie meiittn 3eitwugen iino
jeood, nie itet8 non 2uftangrifTen.
ejnig. taB man nunmebt nBisosrs
per9eItuug" ;i6en fon, mr. fteint
mon niht re2t 81 piFtn, ipic otsa
geI4eben Iod. Sehr iJniif uimmt
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-02-06

- Der Safrestonbent Der limit
Cd lJ1iners Of Qmsrico" fam o"f'
iii 95n0iar1poli5 III Cr1e
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-02-06

Berlin, iiber 9onbon, 2. Ie6r.
Dem 9orreiponbentsn ptr gQtHoeis
ierten 4rehe" in ber ReiAsk1upte
itaot purbe beute BON omttiner
Stite mitgeteiIt, ooB bic 8eriidit,
bic IeBien 2tngriffc oaf Gngtonb
iein Elm 2eiI Der qeplonttn @iez
berDer9situng fir bic ~garolona"s
S6eubii4teit, ouf GrfinOung BE-
ru6ten. Der febte 3eppslin s9tngriff
ouf Gnqtanb bdbe i'm 3uiommsns
bang nit ben militdriIhen Opera
tionen in 5tonoen tnb 0orbfronts
reid Qeitunben.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-02-06

2onoon, 2. Scbr. Die .Gimss"
ite1t 6ct elmer 8eipre6ung oes lcBs
ten Zeppelin 4n9riffes ouf Gnqz
lamb feIt. ooB bic ltntsrne6muuqsz
mit Der 3eitiftn mo ibrc tt6nis
iheu 5dtiqteiten un6eoingt bic 9ez
numbering oud bes 5einoes ere
gen mjiBien. Die 9ansn Der onQss
fii6rten 1titritte 3sigen," fngt Der
LINES" II. a., abaB es bic aroB=
ortiqiie gsiitunq mar, Die ber Teino
in oieIer 6iniiat bisbtr iiGernoms
men"
2lnbere D}orgen3eitunoen Iinb au=
Der iif Dor gauf. uno bsr g8ropbic"
perfdQt duf bic nqan3 neue Soes".
0oB DeutIhIanD MIN aber pirflid1
.oerni6tet" perotn io1t Blister
babe mon nod Gno6e fir Ge6i srs
9eben laIeu.
Die .0ailn MoiI" mo9te 6euts
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-04-23
PATTON-LAW MARRIAGE
 SOLEMNIZED IN LIVINGSTON

wedding which since the engagement was announced and the preparations for which have stirred Livingston society with most pleasant anticipations for sev- eral months was happily celebrated the past week at the lovely old colonial home of Mr., and Mrs. James Lake Parker. The bride was Miss Sara Low, the pop ular and accomplished niece of Mr. and Mrs. Parker, while the groom, MT. Jo- seph Patton, is one of Livingston's most prominent young business men.
 Preceding the ceremony a beg utiful mu- sical programme was rendered by Mrs. Thomass Scale, assisted by Dr. E. D.. Spratt Promptly at the hour of the bridal party descended the beautifully decorated broad stairway. First the rib bon bearers, two dainty sylph-lilSe little girls, Alta Patton and Sara Mason, then Master James Lake Parker IT, bear of
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-04-23
GLASS-WOODSON WEDDING JEANS ANNOUNCED

The marriage of Miss Carol Vernon Woodson, daughter of Dr. and Mrs Lewis Green Wodoson, to Mir Frank Purnel Glass will be solemnized on Friday, May 19, at the home of the brides parents or South Nineteenth street at 5 O clock in the afternoon. The Rev. Willoughby N. Claybrook will officiate.
 Miss Woodson will have Miss Bettie Woodson as her first maid of honor and Miss Lee Marx of Montgomery as second maid of honor. Her bridesmaids will be Miss Kate Smith of Selma, Miss Louise Glass, Miss Christine Glass and Miss Ev- elyn Glass
 MT. Peterson Marzoni will be the grooms best man. Mrs Hugh Martin, a schoolmate of Miss Woodson, will play the nuptial music, and Dr. Woodson, father of the bride. will give her in mar rage.
 After the ceremony pr. and Mrs. Wood son will be hosts at an informal recep- tion.
 After wedding trip to Richmond, New York and Princeton they will go to Port Dover, Canada, where they will be joined by Mrs. L.. c. Wocdson.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-04-23
K KENT-LINCH WEDDING
 QUIETLY SOLEMNIZED

The marriage of. Miss Allie Linen, daughter of MT. E. A. Linch, and MT. Willis Kent, was quietly but prettily sol emnized last Thursday afternoon at 6 o'clock at the First Baptist church, the Rev. A. J. Dickinson officiating.
 A background of palms, against which the stately beauty of Easter lilies and cathedral candles was a frequent con tract, formed the artistic decorations of the church and the chancel which was covered in smilax.
 The bride, who was lovely in a smart suit of midnight blue taffeta with gray hat and accessories, carried a shower bouquet of valley lilies and brides roses. She entered with her sister, Miss Vera Linen, who was maid of honor and who wore a green chiffon frock with leg horn hat with pink roses and carried an arm cluster of Killarney roses.
 They were met at the altar by the groom and his best man, MT. Albert Day. and after the ceremony left for d wedding trip to Tennessee. Upon their return they will be at home in North Birmingham
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-04-23
PLANS FOR THE MOORE
 SPARROW WEDDING

The marriage of Miss Rose Sparrow daughter of MT. and Mrs. John Spar row. to MT. Robert Moore will be sol emnized on Saturday morning, May G. at o'clock at the home of the brides parents, 1119 Sixteenth street, north the Rev. John s. Foster officiating.
 Miss Sparrow will have as her maid of honor Miss Wanda Badgley, and will be given in marriage by her father, MT John Sparrow. Mir. Lumpkin Moore, a brother of the groom, will be the best man
 After the ceremony breakfast will be served to the guests who will in- clude only the relatives and few friends After a wedding trip to points in Florida they will be at home or Eleventh avenue, south.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-04-23
SOCIAL CALENDAR
entertains Wednesday

Mrs. Barton entertains Wednesday Bridge club.
 Hill-Bogacki wedding in Montgomery. MacQueen Rand'e wedding at the Church of the Advent. Mir. and Mrs. J. Jaffe entertain at dim ner.
 THURSDAY. APRIL 27. Mrs. Hundley's lat home for visitors. Card party at Newspaper club. Randy Farley wedding in Montgomery. Miss Terrell hostess for club. Mrs. Dumas to entertain for guests Anlity club meets with Mrs Shaw. Mrs. Durham entertains club. Mrs. Meyer entertains Little Jokers at Country club.
 Miss Brown hostess for bride club. Lussier-Jaffe wedding. Forty-two club with Mrs. Parker
 FRIDAY, APRIL 2s Mrs. Chenoweth hostess for club. D. N. club has dance. Mrs. Steiner's luncheon for Mrs. Guley. Mrs. Houser and Miss Knox.
 SATURDAY, APRIL. 20. Mrs. Smiths garden party. Randolph Kirkpatrick wedding MT. and Mrs. J. D. Kirkpatrick hosts at reception
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-04-23

the ring, in lily cup. Miss Ethel Law, the attractive young sister of the bride. followed as maid of honor While Miss Ella Gaines Parker and MT. Ashe Law were bridesmaid and groomsman
 The groom, accompanied by his best man, MT. w. w. Patton, and the bride With her uncle, MT. Parker met at an improvised altar, where the beautiful and impressive ceremony was read by the Rec. sE. A. Pinick of Tuscaloosa. The bride wore an exquisite bridal dress en traine of brocaded Duchess Satin em- broidered in pearls. She wore a wreath of orange blossoms and bridal veil. She carried a shower bouquet of lilies The guests were served delicious punch on the spacious porch. In the dining room an ice Fcourse was served. The table in the center of the room, covered with lace over pink. held the brides cake. Pink roses. palms, ferns, fluffy pink tulle and brilliantly lighted tapers adorned the table, MT. and Mrs. Patton will make their home in Livingston, where they have a host of friends.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-04-23
OFERRALL-UNDERWOOD
 WEDDING PLANS

The marriage of Miss Virginia Un- derwood. daughter of Mir and Mrs Will liam T. Underwood to MT William Car ter O'Ferrall will be solemnized "Wednesday afternoon at l o'clock at the home of the brides parents on Ridge Park avenue. The Rev. Thomas J. Beard will be the officiating minis ter
 Mrs. J. Lewis Underwood, as matron of honor, will be Miss Underwood's only attendant and her father, MT. William T. Underwood, will give her in mar riage.
 MT. O'Ferrall will have Mir John Dan forth for his best man. The invita- tions will include only the relatives and few friends.
 After a wedding trip to Old Point Comfort and Richmond, Va. the for mer home of MT. O'Ferrall, they will be at home with Mr. and Mrs. William T. Underwood on Ridge Park avenue
 Among the outof-town guests who will be present for the wedding will
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