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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-18

ct fortfnbr: Jglun lallen Gle 1t,s les.
ben, mas Die britiide Hesieruns sez
than baben ion, Inn @riedeuIano Dor
tr1ternationalcn @ertpidl1ngen al
%befpabren. Isqnitbs 8ebalptlln9en
faratteriliren sic gauge britiIhe Seu@
helci. Wit Dem lueiten G9eipiilen eiues
etmldnbers bebaltptct Ser enalilde
Nremier, baB Griedenlauo mir beraez
fpnltist iporben lei. Inn gu berbinz
bern, bob es in bas Iee Geutldlanbs
fale. llno nit Dem sleiGen tpeiten
@eipiiien aiebt er 81, Dab cr aetpille
Oraitilde WaBreaeln er9riffen babe,
i'm bo 6moraliide 3iele gu err
reidben. CT bat Elm friebIides neutraz
leg 2ano bur6 Sic 2anolng bon Grlp<
pen Der gntente in Salonifi in BEN
arie9 bineinae5pgen, Sen Ct : 9remier
@eni5elos, fir Ben CT iparme Gbmpa<
tbten befllnoet, beipo9en, cine 8ebolmz
tipn ins Berf su lebet. Sic griediIdlen
Sruppen Sllr Ieuterei segeu ibreaomz
manicure unb Die Nesierung anfgez
ltadelt, Die griediiden aalernerl. Dir
%lenale, SelesrapbenIinien ,giienbabnen
llnb &riegsldiffe tpufis5irt, Der Iegiz
ttnen griediiden Mesierung %berboten.
nit tbren @eianbten i'm Muslanbe gu
bertebren nno tie ~se5ipunsen. ale
Sremben aussuipeiien, Die Ser @ntente
lnbequem tparen. limb bns nennt Gsz
quitb Die 8efreiung 8riedenz
lanbs nnb MISUNDERSTANDING Ser
11nabbanaigfeit Der tletnen @alfanz
%1taaten. Sic Slamn1e bet Sreibeit, Sic
9err Isquitb in 8e1las ipieber entainz
Den modte, lit Die Sadel beg &rie9es
uno Der blutiscn 8enplution."
8eller lit nod ME sic 6eudeIei
nnb @emctnbeit Der engli1def
Eolitif an Den Stranger 9elieut lporz
Den, als es burb biele &enn3eidnnuq
Der 5an0llnssipeiie Ses sesenipdrtiger
britil1en &abincts seldeben lit. bieles
&abitets, bem auf al lnD iebe @eiIs
gu 9iilfe su fpmmen, bic @albingtpz
ner 8caieruns fir. ibre (angeliadli=
lde) SfIidt balt. gas alte latei=
nilde spridmort iast omar: rllebe,
Den @eidmad labt iid nidt ltreiten"
aber man niro es inns tpobl nidt per=
iibeln. iuenn mir ben @eldmad Sci
clearinghouse 8esierlins, ais GdIep=
p%entrdserin Ser Yolitif bieies britt
iden &abinets, an oefen 9pite Ser,
@sauitb ltebt, fir eiuen b0dit ionoer=
barren, jeoenfaus feinen auten Sc:
! l6maf erfldren.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-18
aimbiidc MuffalIuuq.

aud ipld)e enslil9 omerifanilde
@ldtter, es iinb NH tpenige - sic
nidt 5ur britiiden 9rppaganSa geb6<
'rer, bermo9en iid ni6t bon Ser @or-
lteuung frei5utna6en, Ser @eltfries
lei bon Sen. europdiiden Serrldern
berbeisefiibrt. 9iele Mnidaru1s 5eigt
Die betriibenbe Gberfla1lidfeit uno
&enntniBloli9feit Ser .ensliide ge~
i6riebenen 4relle, lire .l%lnfabisfcit,
greisniien, namentlid int allsIanbe,
ouf Ben @runb gu orinsetr. Sic Nus
itd)t miro bnnit be9riinoet, BOB bag
@olt in fei1em Der friegfiibrenben
2anber borber iiber Sen arieg ufouz
~lnltirt" ipprhen lei.
gs gibt alerbings mobImeinenbe
1pelhe in Ser @olfsabltimmru1g
Elm gentil sesen &%riegseefabr err
bIiden. Mber BEL oem beutigen 8iIz
oun9sita,1be Ser groben @plfsmafen
olt6 in ben borgeidrittenlten 2anbern
ldbt iid Die Salihbeit elmer berartisen
Iuffaiiuns leidt nadipei ieu, iast iebr
ridtig Der ogpunsbiler 9emofrat"
gielmcbr lit es gang sipeifellos, baB
Die an Ser Spite ber 8esierl1ng ge=
finoliden, Sic iiber Ste Ebatladen
o~rientirt iinb, bel gintritt elmer
&%rie9ssefabr itd Elm flareres l1rtbeil
bctpabren als Die bon Observation-Disclosures
>. 40
S1npllien betpegte Mense. Sizes trifft
auf ole Gambler 5u. Cine @pIfsabitimz
mlrng llnlnittelbar nah Ser @erienfune
Der u9lliitania1 batte 1id bDdlt pabr=
ideinlt6 fir einen aries seset,
9eltfI6lanb entidieben, iper11 mo Sic
%lngebeuere gerbetrng Ser @a1er,
onr6 cine siiscIloie Grciie in gripdz
sl1ng 5iebt. Cine Mblimmllne bes
golfes in Mmerifa bate aud Sen ipa=
niiden &ries nibt pcrbinoert, ipnoern
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-18

Sn 8aibtngton perfplgt man bte
auf gemeinlante Mbpebr Der britildeu
,Seetprarnei geridteten 8cmiibunser1
Ser liibamerifaniiden Nepublifen
nit Snterele. 9ariiber binans miro
mar uber anh ldAnerIih gebcn. Sic
characterization Hepublifen erifreben
uidts cnoerc5, ais q ibnen
nah Scil, Golferredt sulrelt: llnberz
lesIiatc:r feinolider Sitter, Die inter
n%eutraicr Slasse bef0rpert perocn urlo
Sreibeit nes @anoeIsnertebrs 5lpild]en
neltraleu 2anoeru. Sn @aibiuetou
peib mo bas. gbenlr mciB man,
baB es Elm burhalts frieolides Wittel
siebt, biele Snr0errngen burd5uleseu,
aber serane babpn mill M nidlts
iuilien. Nlau mill lt6 an teinen &c
%ltrebunscn betbeilisen, Sic Der britt
.lden Seetpralici Seieln unlegeu
fDnnten. @eil bag am gnbe Sic Sic
%gesauslidten guslanps beeiutrdhtisen
iDin1te. l1nb baraui fommt fir @alb<
ton alles an: 6 naIanofpll e
9 e H.. 9aber 'pas platpniide SntereI
lie. bas nan Sen gemilbunsen Der iiio~
amerifaniiden Gcpublite1, lid pon Der
britiiden Ge%etprannei fret 81 madden,
entgesenbrinst. gs lit oas Snterelie
hes neusierieeu 3uldalters, lnp bas
lit anes. mas man bieien 8emiibunsen
seipdbreu miro.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-18

iiiG angelidts Ser Sebc lpegen bes
+ Wainc" slll9liids nit lebr ltorfer
Webrbeit bnfiir erflart. Cine 8erbiiz
tung bieies uneeredten arieses mar
ein5ig uno alein burd einen fraftpol<
len Sralioenten moslif. an DEM es
bamals gefeblt bat.
Ni6t Die aaiier uno aonise baben
Den 8elttriee entfeilelt, Ser beuti6e
6aiIer inshclonbere bot Iues auf, Inn
oas llnbeil nod in LETTER gtunbe gu
banner. @cr Die Sdlllb trdgt. bas
bat Die uner6ittlide @ei6ihte bereits
jeBt felteeiteIlt, ba bas @olferidladten
nod i'm @an9e lit. 9as urtbeil Der
Beifidte peiit NIT anfla9enoem SIM
! ger alf England, nidt auf bic fldefiz
DIE Sbrpncspuppe, lonbern auf getpiiz
%ienlole uno babsieriee Miuilter i'm
gienlf bes britii6 : fransoiiiden. pieIz
leiht aid Ses omeritaniihen @rob<
fapitals.
8e%rniinfti9en Menlhen lollte man
nit 1plden Gbimdren, tpie Der Bolts
toni llltation iiber einen &ries. niht
tomnnen. @obl mare Dies Die rid=
tisite 2Dillng, jeooh AUDI bier ipottet
oas Seben Ser Sbeorie. Sur6 cine
golfsabrinmuns iiber berlei Srasen
tpiiroe Die ariessseiabr nidt bermin=
bert, 1%pnoern ipelentlih erhDbt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-18
Ser @emdler asqnitb.

Ser amerifaniide ariegsforrelponz
Dent 9r. @illiam 8aDarS Sale bate
Dor et1i9er 3eit cine l1nterrebung
nit Serrn BON Sagolp, Dem
DEM oeutlHen Staatslefretdr oes Meuz
Beren. Sale fra9te i'm, pb er ettpas
nber Die 8ebe Isquitbs beim 2orbz
majors : 8anfett in Der 2%onooner
@nilobaQ gu lasen babe. Serrs bon
Saeotp las ieincm 8eiuder aussiige
aus ben bpbt0nenben Rbralen bes
englilden' gremiers iiber sic 2iebe
gnglanos gu Sen fleinen 3ationen,
Die britil6e @erebrltng fir sic Sadel
Der Sreibeit, bie enslilden 9pfer fir
bic Sreibeit gurppas Ii. /. III. por. -
Damn nabm er 8 . rs.e 9 e-snar 5
|5bans Shauipiel Ste Man of
GeitinD" BON leincm glllte, 1dlug ben
8anb a1f unb las Sole Sic l~oleenDen
sdee Dor, sic Der elteIiihe @iibnen@
|oi6ter einem leiner gbaraftere in betl
Mll,b lest:
SIS Elm Gng1dnberet<
mo Mill, 10 9iebt er bas ME 5l1.
gr lpartet 9eouIbis, Bis lid in ieimcm
g'ebirn Die flammenoc l1eber5eugung
|feitselebt bat, baB es feline moraliide
unb relisiole 3flibt lit, b~iejenisen
5l 1%nterperferL bic baben, mas CT tpiI.
II M moraliide 9 ctpesgriin NJ
8 G 1T er tie bcrIegcn. OILS Ser
srobe @orfampfer( Ser Sreibeit uno
Matchmaker ltnabbansieteit anneftirt CT
Die balbe &elt unb Damn nennt Ell Dos
aolpnilafion. @ern CT einen neltcn
Wsarft fiir feline berfalidten @aaren
bon Wandeiter braudt, 10 ididt ct
einen Miliiondr, Ser Sen gingebprez
men bas gpangelium BEG Sriebens
prebiet. Sic gingeborenen ldlagen
oen Mtiiioudir toDt ltnb Ser 8rite greift
Su Ben @affen, I'M oas gbriltentbum
gu bertbeibisen. Sen Marft, ben eli
%ipolltc, nimmt CT als 2obn be5 9imz
mels.@
vltm eli ne SnieI gu ner<
tbeibigen, iest er aaplai1e aui
feline &riegsldiffe, naeelt cine Slagse
nit eiaem areu5 an Sen Ntait, icsel1
big an sic g1lben SET @elt lt,lb berz
nidtet ale, sic feline 6errid)aft alli
Dem Meere GIT beltreiten hagen. 6,
briiitet ii6, bab ieoer Gflape fret iperz
De, iobalb er ieinen SUB allf en9lilder
8oben ietc nnb berfaltft Sic iedsldb=
ri9en &inber ieiner Mrmen, Bic in Ser
Sabrifen tdslid led5ebn Stunben ar
bciten miiIlen unb NIT Ser 8eit1de an=
setrieben lperbeu. gs siebt nidtts.
mas 10 i6ledf pber 10 afl1te ipatre, baf
ein gngIdnber es nidt tbur
ipiiroe. l1nredt bat CT iebpd ME. 81
fdmpft aus patriotilden Motipen. be-
rallbt gu6 aus @anbelsprinsipien
madt gltcb 5u Sflaben, Inn bas Yrilt=
zip bes Smperialismus b~odsubalter
unb brutaliiirt gud nit benz 8rin51
Der Wann6aftigfeit. Gein 2plungs=
nprt lit tets rGflidt" lt11b er bergib1
ME, bab Die @ation, Die lire 9flidt If
zen Sntereiien 5utpioerlaufen labt
berloren it,"
9as Suh sbaips beiieite lcgetlb.
erbob iib ser Staatslefretdr mn
Iidritt i'm 3immer cuff ltnb ab, itbem
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-18
par:ier gldtter s. d Il.

pariier gldtter brad.
ten %nnldnsit intereNante @alloerla1<
gen bon Der 5lu6t @eniselcs aug
Ntben. @pnntas Mbenb besab sr {id
in einsm Mutontobil gu einem
Jreuno. lin II llbr naGts trat Elm
Trenao in elmer @eni5eios d6ntitben
MiaSte aus Dem 6auie, beitieg SEN
aoroausr uno Tu6r nad Sem 5o,le
bon 8eni5elos. Giaige Miruten lpdz
ter eridien i'm Nrbeitssimmer 8eni=
5elos' 2idt. Snsniiaen nahmer
Raat'dnarmer in einem Reltallrant
an 5frano, tpo Iib @eni5elps ein=
ldiiTen loutc, glas. I'm oiele s3eit
paHlerte Elm pon 2 Ruberern beIeb=
tss Boot Die 5tele. Die 8neipen5en
lloen Die Saiffer gum 5rinfeu elm.
lin 2 llbr morsens batte bas @elaz
sc leinsn 6obepunft errei6t. gloB=
li9 ert0nten 5pei 5isnalc elmer
Mutomobiliirene, ous Signal fir Sic
Intunft gentselos. Ollie bsao1lten in
grpber @ile i9re 3ede. Sic bydnaten
DE Selner auf Die Settle uno be-
lpristen. Die ibnen u%nbetannten Gld=
ten Gus @iFonflalden, UNI Iie 5uriid=
Su1alten. 3ipei Minuten fpdter liz
nsrte 8eltlSelos nit Momiral Sum
bEriotis uno einisen gesleitern aar
rSelperia", bic auf Der Hsebe
%treuste.
nGas lit nid,t mebr als redt
nnn btlig", lasten Die aliirten unb
lieben DEM @cni5eIps 5mei Miilioneu
9olars.
S~ran5uien lperoen stben rdillluei1
c. llro mic germ m6dtel lie Salpnifi
rdlNcn, mclln lie tonnten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-18
EOlitiidJe unS nnpolitiide
8anbglohen.

Neuer gabnltreit in sidtl grob
Deg Ioamlon : gelebcs?
8riten ridden amber @ornme
1000 Darbs bot. ipiebiele Mten<
idenleben linen Die Darb s~etoitet bat
~ oas perrotben iie nidt.
Normesen birfte balls sic Grfab<
rlng MAIDEN, bab niemanb 5tpeien
5erren bienen Tam.
- Rormegen bot Ser beutlden Rez
gierun9 eine TrieoIide Mnttpprt eeges
ben . ein beltider Sies $50.
cine britiide @ieoerlage.
8enn es S%ereinit gum 8riebenss
idlub fommt, lpirb Sranfreid es
ldtperer fiaoen, iid ieiner Sreunbe.
als ieiner 6einbe gu entleoisen.
gae Nn5eihen ipreden oniur,
oab 9eutldlono in Ser gaudbootfraz
&c in Goripesen in @irtlidteit NIT
g1lglatln 5l %perbanbeln bat.
~ @err BON Sasotp iagte: Sic
enslilde Sreibeitsflamme in @riedeuz
Lamb 1T Die ariegsfadel". - gbcuio
sciitrei6 bemerft tpie trefieno.
- gufareit meloet unentpegt Sort
Idritt. l1uo oas itimmt: Sprti9ritt in
Deg f8idtitns onf Die ruiiiihe 0ren5e.
grblid baden lie in 8aibine=
ton begriffen, bab england gang i'm
Red)t tit uno bab lie ielblt bonn SOL
ferredt nid)ts beri feben.
- Better pdre es freilid, ipern mir
I'M Staatsbepartment einenN1ann bot
ten. Ser ftib iiber gDlferreht niht nadz
trdgli6 BON England belebren gu lal=
len braubte.
- u9as eIorreide aupitel Ser al
Thirteen Sffenfibe an Ser gonme lit gez
idlofen". i6reibt ein aliirter 8or=
reIponbent. Mht anoeren .@prten, -
es III borbei NIT Ser Mqiirten 0ffenz
libe.
- grtolid tast ielbif in bem per=
blenbeten Sranfreid sic @tniidt. bat
gnslanb bas. alte Spiel treibt, feline
eisene araft an%fsulparen, bis Sic anz
berengSationen 1id seniisenb seidtpab1
baben.
SransDiilde Mseoronete erbos
ben in Der &anmer Sen 8nf: u8clua
Ser Gpferl" 9as stidnnort fila
9rdlibent @illon. lpellu CT MIN uirf
li@ I'M stan,et1 Ser Suntanitdt ipre=
den mill.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-18

-@enn man iid ipirflid in Sranfz
reid einsebilbet bat, Ser 8~u1Sesgenplz
lie i%enieits bes @anals tonne fir anbere
als hie eiseneu Sntere1en Spfer brinz
gen., 10 fann cine bittere gnttarldung
ni9t d1sbleiben.
@aibinston protetirt ecsen Sic
llmiiebelung Der 8eIgier. @dre es ei11
3eiden Der @umanitdi, lpern 9eutid:
Iano Bic 8elsier r1bis III ibren 5tabe
ten berbunaern liebe?
- Ser 8ipfeI Ser l1noanIbarfeit:
England beflast iid iiber Sic llnneu<
tralitat Ser Gereinigten staaten -
ppmit bp1 MIR Sic nnneutrale Sal
tuns seseu Seutidlano semeint ieiu
fam.
- Sic Neip gort uEimes" lit auz
Der 8anb unb 8ano Dor Sreuoe, tpeil
6arSeu Sic 9rntlamatton %perbobnt, Sic
EoIeal Die 1lnabbdnsigfeit siebt.
Ret,u 3arben oas ipirtlid setban bat,
fSSats loIlte er eisentlid s~e5ipltnser
,merSS''ei ieinen ur%ipriinsIihen Nameu
ssSittptpsf ipteber al,5unebmeu. 9az
!; Ha1an biegertuanbtldaft nit Subas
lssqsiot beiler erfeunen fann.
saasaAaS
= Sic gerfiir5ung pes &rieses lei
eine SorDerung Ser Sllmanitdt
Idreibt Carl 8rep an Sen @rdlibenter
8ilion. GIN nenlelben Grdiibenten
@iIjpn, Ser sur 9erIdngerune
pes &ricses mebr bctgefrasen bat, ais
irgenb eiu anberer Gerbiiuoeter gnez
lambs. @unber, pb Dem Erdiioenter
bas 9e1ddmeube Der Gage, in Die Die
@reb1de Npte i'm sebradlt bat, sum
@elpubtiein fommt!
Sic 9emofratie ipu utroden"
perhen. IIio lprah @iliam Senz
nings 9rbau: .Wleine Arbcit nabreui
Der naditen bier Sabre miro parin be-
lfebeu. aaues, mas id Tam. basu beiSuz
traeen, I'M Sic rationale 9emofratit
vtrodcn" sll madden. @ertit ein Silue
lid erbebt. 10 mub mait hemIelben sez
Iredt perben, unb bus Grpbibitipus>
ISlIue lit bier. ~l1nlere &artei lam lid
nidlt seltatteu, auf sic umoraliI6t
.Seite eiues moralilden Sliue iih 81
Itellen. Sic bemofratiihe 9artet fam
1i6 nidt geitatteu, ber gorIdmpfer Be,
'grauerei, Der 9eitiaerie unp Be,
@irtbiduit 81 iperbeu. Sic glitsliee
Der Ser 9artei merben nidt 5usebeu.
bab pielelbe in Dem gsrabe einesEruns
fenbplhes beltattet iuerbe."
5err 8rban uitulht Die bempfratis
ide &artei aufs Srodene su iesen. giz
ne intereHaate @ufsabe, Die cr lid sez
.Itellt bnt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-18

Sran5DlHde Mbeeorbnete erbos
ben in Der @ammer Sen Nuf: .8cnug
Der Spferl" - 9as Stidmort fir
&rdiibent @illon, ipenu CT nun uirfz
li9 I'M Mameu Ser S%un1anitdt iprez
det1 tpiu.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-18

~2as lit nidt mebr ais redt
llno billig", lasten Die NIliirten uno
DEM @eni5elps 5ipei Miuioneu
9puars.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-18

Gin ein5ises @hl bat SOS
vgpening Selesrom" Sic @ahrbeit se=
iast uno ba bat lie linn gtien1aao sc@
elnlbt: cs NEGLECT: u@ilipn mirs!"
nm 5 llbr am @abltas - cbe nod Bic
3dbllng beepnnen bate.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-18
|9a8 Mcubfrc orS WcbQu=
oeS it bic @ouptiadt,

&enn 8eindtr 5ur staOt lomuten, bas trat,
mas lie ieben, 1T OaS NenBert Scr @ebauoe uno
6ie 0%a0en=Teniter. 9as Nusleben bieier bci0el1
ldaff %e1ttDeOcr einea Ginorud, oaB biz sta0t Gin
3entrlul Oon Tortidritt lit, DOtr OaB lie 1intenad
tOulult l1lo fQunl be te9t.
GntipredenO beleudtete s6auicnfter mirten
Ntn3tebetD. @dledt bcltndtete s6anfcnfter
1utrteu MbIobenD.
Sit Entertaining ir einen 9abe11 mir0 Don
&lnot1 banl1 erteilt, weuu oas NeuBere bes 81
benS einlaben0 pirft. 2i6ter laoen eill.
Sire Seoiruiie hper0en ernilide uno
fadudbige Nnfmerfiautttit burb nnler @ei6dfts>
9eparteultnt crbalten - Sat, berefS ser cutipres
4tto ben6tigten 2amptu fit ibre s@auftnter, tuirb
gratis erteilt.
9ieier 9ient idliebt iompbl elettrii6e @dil=
Der tic audi ipe5iellt 2idt= Snaalattonen Gin.
Sat SIR @ebduot eit gutts Meubere?
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-18
tntsrsd ~ the PostosHes 1t Davenport
- Second Glass Matter.

Der vSxeNAe .1emosrH., etnr1nes1id
H,rb al sic N6onnenten9 in BIZ oieisr 81 gtaS Sf0i H,
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1Nt BEG 4oftt. aiber1aIb bee etabt, mad IL.
ssno etneut Yoftautt In ben Ner. Stoaten, ga.
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pc essxtae1 . Mnssabe. MIR burd bic Bot
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Sol tniterp1lb ber 8er, Stanten uNb burd
I!rdaer In ber stabt $3.50, Bel BoranssatIltr
$2.00; nn4 Canada $500 lnb nod Gvrobe
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~ ~ Sss a ZEE. StaateT $500 nod gaupba uni
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-08-17
rs EMN1A REID KYALL

~ EVERAL days ago the ladies of the
Birmingham Red Cross solicited
~ toilet articles arranged them in
packages and shipped them to infantry
companies B, C, and K of the National
Guard at the mobilization camp in Mont
gomery.
This box contained 265 separate pack
ages, and on each one was written the
name of each individual member of these
three companies The box was sent in
care of Mai Carl H. Seals, with the re-
quest that these packages be distributed
at roll call Mrs. Carl H. Seals, who is
a member of the local Red Cross chap
ter, and also a member of Pelham chap
ter, United Daughters of the Confed-
eracy, was in Montgomery and assisted
in the work An acknowledgement of the
gifts and an account of the presentation
is herewith given in the following letter
from Major Seals:
1.-THE box containing the packages for
Companies B, c, and K arrived Saturday
and were distributed by Mrs. Seals yes
terday afternoon. They were put up in
fine shape and worked out nicely.
THE officers and men We're highly de-
lighted with the remembrance and they
were just what was needed. 1t was GER
tainly kind and thoughtful of you good
women to take so much interest and go
to so much trouble for the boys. But
assure you it will long be remembered.
With good wishes and thanks to all, l
am sincerely yours.
CARL H. SEALS,
Major Second Infantry, N. G. A"
The following letter from Capt. Hal
Halstead, commanding officer of Com
pany B, Second infantry, Alabama Ma
tional Guard, has also been received:
LAS commanding officer of Company B,
Second infantry, 1 wish to extend to you
and through you to the ladies of the diff
ferent organizations you represent, our
thanks for the kind thoughtfulnes for our
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= Y. Anderson, for few days: Miss
Beverly Leake, Miss Margaret Moore,
Miss Josephine Davis. Mr.. Jack Allison
and Mr. Francis Brown.
Miss Augusta Gill will entertain today
at a luncheon at the Southern club com
phmenting Miss Ethel Thomas, popular
bride-elect. Among the guests will be
Miss Ethel Thomas, Miss Lois Ramsey,
Miss Elizabeth Thomas, Miss Elizabeth
Scott, Miss Edith Thomas and Mrs. Da-
RUS Thomas.
One of the most delightful parties of
the midsummer was the informal dance
given last evening by Miss Marguerite
Wilkinson and Miss Dimis Wilkinson at
the home of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Wilkinson, at their lovely home
at Idlewild Park. The entire lower floor
was thrown open, decorated and brill
liantly lighted and the scene was indeed
gala one, with the young people in
many colored frocks darting here and
there to the music. On the beautiful
lawn many bright colored Japanese Ian
terms were hung At a late hour refresh
ments were served to about rs of the
college set.
One of the midsummer attractions re-
Gently given at Valley Head was the
was well attended and attractively ar
ranged.
Miss Jamison, who is a niece of Mr..
w. M. Cosby of this city, and also of Sen
Harris of Decatur. read THE Pretty
Sisters of Jose" by Frances Hodgson
Burnett.
Miss Jamison is said to be a very tall
ented young woman and is a graduate
of Judson college, and also of the Cadek
Conservatory, chattanooga, Tenn
Each Tuesday a group of well known
young matrons meet at the Roebuck club
for a game of cards and remain for
luncheon. Among those who were in the
party this week were: Mrs. Charles
Leeper, Mrs. w. ]. Grub, Mrs. Charles
G. Davis, Mrs John Jemison, Jr, Mrs.
Jones Moore, Mrs. Reid Lawson, Mrs
C. c. Terrell and Mrs. B. Manly Allen
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y. Its the articles were much needed by
most of us, and those of us who were
fortunate enough to be partially equipped
appreciate the addition fully, and 1 as
sure you we will think of you ladies
while we are across the border (Which
seems to be our destination now, we are
glad to say with kindness and affec-
ton, and wish for you ALL all the best
there is in life.
THE articles sent are not furnished by
Uncle Sam and the enlisted men espe-
cially needed them, 1 assure you, and
could you have seen their faces as they
opened the packages you would have
been more than repaid for your kind
thoughtfulness
please accept my personal thanks as
their commanding officer, and with it an
assurance of my appreciation of your
kindness. With kind personal regards,
HAL F. HALSTEAD,
Captain Second Infantry, Commanding
Company B. N. G. A"
The marriage of Miss Claudio Mae
Lambert, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
George w. Lambert, and Mr.. Overton T.
Goodrun will take place this evening at
o'clock at the residence of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs George Lambert,
at Wylam.
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth White,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank J..
White, and Mr. Wallace Nall will take
place today at st. Pauls Catholic church
The Rev. Father Coyle will perform the
ceremony, and will be witnessed by only
a few friends and relatives. There were
no invitation issued. Miss Virginia
White, sister of the bride will be maid
o. honor. and the bridesmaid will be Miss
Augusta Nall sister of the groom. Mr..
Claud Morton will act as best man, The
bride will wear a going away gown of
seal brown.
Miss Viola Massey entertained the
members of the Preparedness club yes
terday afternoon at her home on North
Highlands. The young women spent the
time embroidering and later in the after
noon refreshments were served. The club
members are: Miss Anita Bradberry,
Miss Annie Lee Alexander, Miss Kath-
leer Lane, Miss Maybelle Mathews and
Miss Irene Avery. Miss Ruth Pointer
and. Miss Lucille Kettle were guests for
the afternoon.
Miss Elizabeth Scott, who is to be one
OF the bridesmaids at the Harris-Thomas
wedding on August %, gave box party
yesterday afternoon at the Lyric compl1-
menting Miss Thomas
Miss SCOTS guests were: Miss Eliza
beth Thomas, Miss Lucille Ketchum, Mrs.
Oates, Mrs. Journey, Mrs. e. A. Thomas,
Miss Augusta Gill, Miss Lois Ramsey.
Miss Ethel Thomas and Miss Edith
Thomas.
The following young people left few
days ago motoring to Valley Head, where
they are the guests of Mr.. Winston An
derson at the home of his mother, Mrs.