davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-04
Sra Oelemarfen.
Nae Sirlcs Tag. = Spanifeigsens
Neriinger. Mlifens Wpt ira
8aarb % Wrrnb.

Spor Nonember or triitl Seq foll
Iaa bel minbes, irQ ieg par lioen, at
ri bar rpbbc / Sc mprfe Hopember-
fpelbe at gaa 10 alcne. 81 maatte
beltatoigt pore TO al os.
2ben Nopelnbcr er / @irfen inoulct
til at nrinoes oe bebe. % Ine SiG-
les Dag iipr bar be gantle opmerf-
iomme pao at o~perbolbe til lGrli9
Sbufommclie al, sc fjpre glioeoe.
Sine fiGre gibsoe %glenlmer nan 10
life, men Oct er ilpr penlooatulDt
ON Seltfueloen, % llaar man cr laa
plot alcne.
Ser or 10 ogiaa nj en- Spben5
Selt / Ina mango Silent; Den fommer
iaa llpertet poa loa mango, Iont gift
/ line fa9reite ll%lgoonrsaar. Gerne
ipanifc Spae berier lIaibrubt / mer
eaer minore @roo. : ipnrne Silent
liggcr SIS Stpffer paa ell
@allg. Ser / apitcseio err fire oeOc
al Ben, ncnilig 2Grer 9. Safrislel,
Sngualo aniltIeu % iaa cit Some,
lom maatte % fra s @arlt, 8lln-
bierg Iaferen. gilt meo Soaef Iu-
fcrcn. &c bapoe bnggct lig ct lloet
pcllt Stem tpt peo Teien til Srlnfc-
bcru lige pes SlnoreaS 6olte.
Gn ing @llt ira MorqoOor, Slop
2cirlie. or ogiao Oab. 6rli @rimS-
Noarb / Tnrcaoal blcp ~iorlelt mcb TO
oeoisotc Gutter, men oebc al 2un-
acbctrnoelic liae otter. Ser Ell )
Smaa efter bcroc. Get par ct baarot
Slao TOR Softoren. 5un bapoe be-
RET bam til flor Sirlp / balls Graris
Tom SGgc, og eqcrS bar bun Ell mp,
perlig Suitril oa Wtooer. Sum bar
pgiaa ielu ublrrt Softor. Sun bar
feot Miinitcr.
Gn ing Selitc, Cater til anllt og
elnle GiGifarb, fom hjem iom Sig
MI / Spit.
Ssu til Salror Snippell, aietil
&alporlen, er ogiaa opO. San par
gift nleo Margit s. aroSlio, og Bun
iioocr igien nleo 3 S1naa.
Get or mango geo5falo at ic
slpiierne III til bper Gag, pg molt
fan nUitclt berebe Jig pau at faa ie
llogcn al ells &iGre og nGrmleite CT
aaaet meo. Seq bar 10 min Ssn
Saafon % Snnnllie belt borte peo
Stenfirr, iaa ieq peb nof life, bpoo
brnoe fan iaa lanat nnbo. San
ifriper III, ofte, og ban flyer, at De
bar illlppet notiaa bra oerborte emo
rlt. Baa Slatclano hos min Cater
Sip bar Sc ligget tillengs ale iaa
NOR ioln MnoreaS % lille Infin. Gin
er SSorbcmor og bapoe nplig prret
hos Sottorfrllen % taget imob oe TO
osofsote Gutter, % itrar bun font
hient, blep bun ing. 9tu er DC / Be
bring, @lioifelop!
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-04

Ser bar / belle Spit oGret Hegn
% Gage; Ell itor Gel al September
% belle Sftober bar oct ppret ina
8obpeirsooge. Slom ret iom BET er,
iaa Ganoitanoen bar ourct aonIfe
itor. Maaife Spgoommen bar breot
Tia mer / iligt raoot Geir.
Wten iaa bar ri 5reo / 9onoene.
Serrcguo Tor ct @lGoens G%pangcli.
i'm oct maattc prre FOR sSolf, ionl
bar mibt oppc / Glenoigbeoen. %
for oS o9iaa.
Seq tror, Setter blco unoer milo
oclS, iipr blep oct li0et meo so. Seq
bar bapt I'll IrbeioSmano / Slaot
% Sflir min 9tnbo, Seraell SIoplon,
Dor Der nGrmeit lltIunO o. bar eft
lioet pent @ien. &an er gilt meo
Gnfen eiter Cor Insbeim, 8unbilo
alcoitul; De bar en- Son, iom beber
Slap. Sorgen % @unbilb err gooc
Grbcio8iolf % er life, TOM iaa man
&c mlore / oiSie Sobbetiocr, Itramnte
nlco Senipn til 2ennen. Seracn bar
i'm gontle S0-aarige Moocr hos Tia.
Sun er Ell Ssiter til ofbeoe Slap
Strono Groabal % Gnfe citer Slop
8ooof pco @ropen. Sun beocr 81
grlo % er og bar pUrct ct lt0nlerfet
Yrbcib5nlenneife. % etbpcrt aobt
% prligt IrbeioSmcun ifc er al goo
Noel.
8unbilo bopbe 3 Senner efter lin
forIte Wtano, Sor Nasbeim, o. M
her ON &pcloen fom oct iaore %
tunge GllbIfnb til benOe, at Inoers,
Tom Dor / N(rbci0e Soa illefoa, bar
opb. San par gilt, % aoren iiober
i1Ien meo 3 Smaa, l1oget Iom iaa
ofte bGnoer III / Oisle Sorgens "a
&c. SenoeS pIoite Sen Slap holoer
iig Der oppe poo Suite beb Soilfom.
Set CT Sobn Soltcbif, ip1n cier set,
% cr Ell Gel al BEN gnmle @aaro
Sallfom. Nu pil Olap fan fla eact
Siem og bar alt grapet @%runocn.
Get er Der lige peO mig, ban bar
iJppl u NSlll upupIltl NNUiU1lUllt,
men oct er Ioa LENT at bpgge III /
biSie bprc Sioer. San bar toaet
Soan / goligbonfen, og GA oct er Ell
oripcnoe aar, fan oct nof gaa. Gget
go er beoit, "oet e fl goot ittie paa
Liant araff". gal bar ban / !Ssit
fjebt Jig Seit % bar Commentator
/ apennarbalen / 0ullan. Set er
Tor Slap 9iaalano ban oriper, / bel,
Sfog, iom Slop flebte al slSlaf 9a=
len.
GIop Suite er gift meo Siario
gltpif ira IpresOal. Ser er ponot
ON Irbeiosfolf, % ftorc CT 9oglen-
nerne; bet ifaI life pprc laa rur pr
belosforen, ier BON nil boue 10 aro-
ller Saeetl, enObo ioa forte iom %
gene er M.
&alget er ouer III i9ien for benne
Sang, oa set er belit Iaa, at Seire
fommer til at bape Mogten / 6erne
Sernir. Ser / @eIttelemarfen bar
ingcn iGrlig Galslian / Spit. Oct
bar Senitre pg SocioIiiterne, iom
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-04

Tor at tluuc beiparc octtt Sparg3
mdaI maa man tieu0a til uiarac
oiltige Wiomeuter, ior GrempGI Dc
mcOieOtc GgcuifabCr, 5Icgtena &c
pc0ultiahe0,- @cotommcnocs sell
brcostilitano, @lrbcioe, ScpcmaaOe
o. efonomiite 6orbol0.
Gor oct rifle M2nueite er ocu
bgieitc glocr Tom 9iegel S0-S4
liar men GlOer3grpnien uarierer
6etpoelig citcr Glima GclItono og
g~oliqi1rholo. ! europa Tor greu
pei err ll6ii1teu til at oprua en- be.
}lI0er itsrit / StonoiuaUicn, mirorc
I 5uiflauo ca Sdwei} men oog it9r.
re enc / Eitcrrjge. III 2tarSti0eu er
&interCn sieuiunIig i%nrlilcre for
gamlc gtcuueiter, emo Sommcreu er
oct Tor &9ru.
apinoernc opnaar iom HcgcI hsie.
re }ll0er emo MPnoeue. SisIBe
itatiitiite lobcQer er Ser / Nreu3ien
al 1000 iumtiOig rsOte Gutter eiter
80 Mars 6orIob iO3 iliUe, al 1000
Bigger oerimoo ~. ArUeIigbeoeu
err ogiaa ct ui8tig Moment naar set
lIpl0er Al iOruoii9c %eUcoIocreu,
gIiUer begse 6orGIOre ganIa er ser
iauoipnIig, at ogiaa 9uruc. bliuer
SCI. SorpIorene9 ALDER Ue0 Gar
nets NaoieI or ogiaa Al itor &ctpo-
uiEI. Slmocit bliucr 3erueue naar
Gaocren ueO 9aruet4 Iaoiel or mel.
lem - o. 45 % Mo0crcn uu0er So
Mar. SeIp ON 6orPIoreue er iriitp.
tiltoger Observation-Disclosures ira %
mco set iic;te 9or. lloicenoe, &c.
gcmapegt % guiigt5iorpc bar oJiaa
i'm 9%etponing meget cr eriouu itiult
yaa bette Smraaoe; eog REQ man, at
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-04
Scnoerlyuane.
ira Den iGnScripofe VA
tiuualitctstamp.
Ell u. Stauri / "@uo5ranoSosIeu .

eli u. Stdllri / "@uobrauoS0slen. -
".
Get ion uoen Evil har arcbct 81.
belt iio % rommet ale Silent, cr Sen
&anlp Tom bar pGrct iert / Sfolet
moo set oauifc Sproa 2prernc ban.
Sc itrc,gt Eoalp9 ON finn at tale
Gnit ! Sfolcruc % paste poa at par.
no Qioroc Iiecioa. Ger par lat %.
Ser % onocu Straf ior at Iaoc
9orua tale caer ipnge Oouif. 9ennc
@%citemmelic blep pao maulc Stcoer
ogiao uouioct til Scgcplo0icn. Oct
par iorbuot at bolbc &u$lurcrc cuer
oprettc Eriuatifoler Gen prcilSiiife
Stnt iom bopoe iat ii9 Sen 0pgope
at Qiere Barn al oou'fe Sorplorc til
PATRIOTIC Spiferc, maottc ppre enc.
~raaoenoc mcc &enipu til Stole og
lln0eruiauiug,
6el1cuoc or Grenpel paa huoroon
Sc melt 'ouatiife Surcrc fmnoc goa
ircm liacopcrior ienoerip0ite Barn,
ioni toItc oouif % OiIoe pGrc Gan.
lie:
5 en- @p liot moro Tor IIct5.
bora Nior0 bapoe man ioaet Ell IN
Carer. iom blonot @orro aif utOcr
Aapuct "Nrpciieuocn" ~ Gen lin
tcitc @ut / GIasien bco anuo, Ssr
til Ell pclItooenoe @o~arobrugcr. iom
bop0c ocItoget / arl8cn moo Spifer.
ne / 1864.
anu0 por poa &ci iii Sfolen.
Toruocu Be tpifc S~foIcbe1er bouoc
ban mco ii9 ~&nIOemar Scjcr", iom
an itaf longt ino un0er &eiteu, GA
ban ino S~foleinlen. - llnoerpiS
niu8cn %be9pnote.
Nloug iuntc5 Spreren nj uprc ppr.
re emo nogcniinoe. NjotiI par DC
flu Bit tpullgnc til at ipnle "@nd)t
ont 9tbein" cller "&eil Dir i'm Sic
gcafron5", men ioa9 bcioItc BON, at
DC ituIpc ipn9e Sd bcin Gin Frcl&.
ie" Ce9 cr ell TreiIcr).
aIoaicu reiite iiq IonQiomt o.
upiGig. @rrercn bcqpnotc, men
miot / &erict opoogct ban, at ban /
Jim patriotiitc Sper lang oIcnc. Bar
ia too ollie mco ian1menbiote SUn-
Der. -
"&iI s Ia ErpQI! &iI : bIi
2ouoaiorrGocrc o. @eiiorrpoerc 60
iGttca / ct morft SuI poo Sponoo,
6pitniug?, On igict Sungl Gin,
5luei, orci: Sd bin ein @rcltaic -
--"
Sou be9uuote pou mt % oenuc
Sang lang alo3ien mco poo ell
Qtoaoe, men ioa bertc ban at DC
long SD bin Gn9eD &rell3-
ie. &ennt ihr mciue Torben" o.i,p..
men'iitcoenfor "lpcil5 uro Idlpnrj"
(hpio % Iort) iong oe "rotb lxo
10 ellis" (root % bOibt). - Gettc
bar iorltO aitnlt mclcn @arua, %
oct par &mlo lom begpnote.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-04
suit 2atoerue:
t5Sc til 22Sc ,yebrmar.
BLDG. MINNEAPOLIS, MINI.

Salt, bait, perOomtc Gamcilm'
gem" broItc %rreren o9 glcmtc at
oct netop bar G0mcimnlcu (Gouite
llugcr) ban ioriitrtt Dem onl, or
life par.
anuo blcu faI0t ircnt. San iltloc
Ipnge SD bin Elm Erensic" alcnc
N}cn Gutteu lang i~rem0cle5: SD
bin tein Grctair. - Gre @angc
gicutoaea 6oringct, men meo lam.
ne 9teluItat iuo en- &lliing. Ioo
oct Ipnct ior Ejncuc % ban bIcp ia.
itCt uo.
San itoo en- StlmO uocuior IG.
rem % 9it iaa hjcnt.
g|cn nGite Gag njaattc ban paa
Sfolcu iglcn. &ou bauoe en- 6eIcI
ic al, at no8et irpgtcIig pcutct bom.
&Crereu mootog BAN / Qoreu.
Gn ircnntco 4Pono ito0 pan aatete.
ret, mems en- au0ut ircmmco hit
ircm % tiIbage pao @u,pct aIo3
icn title / 2G0IeI % SpGu0jng.
anu0 par mcIot % ifuI0c M /
Gorbsr, F~reitcn iom Total Sfolcju.
.ipcttar o. arcoaiuipeftorcu uar
TONNE.
"gtrgtcr on ircmocle5 at iDigc.
SD bin Gin Ercu5Ic?~ ipurgtl
areOainipetteren.
~lSo."
"0Uorior?"
6oroi icg er Onlif, % ioroi icJ
life uil ijge no9eu Sglu."
"&eO on, bDaO on ioor, bUi3 Ou
OelbIir at iigc nei2"
"Ern9l", ia Stub.
"Gil ou iun1e Sd bin elm Grclts
ic?" gicntog areo2inipcttcrcn igicu.
"ltci."
"6rcm mco Sompen. Nj meo
5reicnl"
@utten ooI6o it6cn at iortrpffc en-
Miuc. 4len oa ban ioritoo, at
ban ogiaa ifuI0e al me0 Sfiorten,
latte ran ! at graote.
%reiten reiitc Jig o. aif Qe,te
uilbe ban life ie paa.
= iarite alag ialot. Cen line,
buiGs Slto traf Tia Tammcn Oh iitre-
DC. b!eo Oerpaa rsoitribet. WPcu iii
bco anuO IGnoerne iammcn, man
bsrtc life cit &po; set bleu tort ior
ZiucHc.
"6olot, oct cr rof", ia ElnIpefts
rem. @ltten ialot ON paa @ul.
uet.
"aior bam bicm." 6cialtc ,Sn.
~ipcftsreu.
AGite Go9 Iaa anlo % taltc ouer
iig Mtooercn iaO pes Sctgcn. @luo.
ieiig ilog ban Enene Oh o. iaa paa
hcH0c mco et beltemt llotruf:
"y}or. naar iel blir itor oil lea
bll Brett"
6uorior oet?~
Serb Oa fommer ieg 0 er 9p.
reren".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-04

Raptstu eoaiHgs ~bssnaote a. ituoere M 'elo % I'm
y orfrtninI on tlre. blg1 ban be!guuet reo AZ
1rhe BEN 43elho6e. Der 'la hurtI Qioroe BAN III Ell
'rit. feri traftig % lgtfs,g plalo.
8~rtmiombtlI tan b-uge BEN 'lHrWe Mtethoee; ben
er frtptt tct. rp4 % tilig. Gnhper Rer'nu 9eretu
roeuoe a' grcut tuloe aape G1nt Goglnas 300. for
iRut1cs ait OH h~porleeeS ban tugerte ~ 'elp, % hpor'
leoes hpeniom5uit Fan tslse oeE 'aniine Seh1noiiue
nj gQtt Diem uotH Hpget SrnoerL SoGsn % Uteots
uu tr irit. 5e uI portobetalt ptioe leHot suhoer IL
osHet al Br1pt gH man gofptoer Reeeu'taaeaoe
RupuH DttE isHo oeA lirar - nu - for ea legder
aUtien hlRoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-04
"Surcr Dit
Sroof iom jeg
furerte nit"
6ammel Sletapteiu furerte ut eget
Sroot eiier al SGgerue iagoe
Operation eler Spo."
sans MiOoel 90 sos ismoss irit.

Paptt,u Golirp8 bef1r Sfoeu mango 9nr, han ~
ba q oH0lrtgt bobtglt gruot Der iuarl tpdHa ham I'll
~ altHs n forbiiue uluo. uen hDl6t 9am ~ieugeltgs
Qeuoe nance GGr. puu fCr'egr JIgs e'ier S9ge o.
GtUCfblUo g'tcr 8ruCtgtHb. ,SE9eu Eeiultuter! Its
fbt bier ban '~0rifrrt ON. nj Ban sTtsn Htlatts amber
tame "a en- 'artiI 90 a0tpelg Operation sner %.
pau Qloroe ingeu al Seifue, gan tJrgrts yiteoet
ma ielp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-04

Esar 1e former Gerts 9ubErist,sl, 'tr,
rem yeit' encv Ecr'aUoisHtHs. &c, er mi.
% III iaH IL brrs anlSarllge tor geags. isz
,eri al isnee Isle Serge ! e!mtaoe!iss sssg,
s.lE seris ,aa Seisn.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-24
BROWNSVILLE

Blountsville. September S.-tSpe- ciaI) )-The annual convention of the Blount County Sunday School associa- tion met at BIountsville Saturday and Sunday. with the various denomira- tions of the county represented.
 Addresses were made by MT. R. M. Wilbanks and Major Harwell Davis of Gadsden and Mrs. Leon c. Palmer, field secretary of the Alabama Sunday School association, and others One of the addresses of the convention was on "Religion After the War-Meeting the Challenge of the New World by Major Davis, who spoke of his own ex- perience in the St. Mihiel drive and of what he knew of religion at the front.
 The speaker said eff the church is to hold the returning soldier she must put away all camouflage, selfishness and denominational narrowness. The soldiers who have been fighting at the front know the value of cooperative effort and they will not stand for lack of Co operation among the churches at home"
 The convention closed with the in.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-24
A WONDERFUL
 MINERAL WAFER
Has Healed and Cured Many Cases of Blood Troubles of Long Standing. Recommend ed for Rheumatism, Pellagra, Eczema, Tetter, Etc. Called ul-Ferro-Sol.

And it was named Sul-Ferro-Sol to distinguish it from anything else.
 And so the great remedy, Suffer ro-Sol, is Natures own combination of Iron, Sulphur and Potash, com bfhed just as Nature would have it and combined just to suit the require ments of the afflicted.
 Even considered individually, noth- ing ranks higher than either Iron. Sulphur or Potash as blood purifiers. So isn't it but reasonable that mix ture of the three would be better, especially such mixture mixed by Nature.
 It is asked that you give this great remedy trial.
 Highly recommended for the treat ment of Rheumatism, Pellagra, ec- zema, Tetter and all forms of impure blood.
 And it's name is Sul-Ferro-
 At all drug stores, everywhere. Liberal bottles for one dollar.
 Interesting booklet, Road to Health," upon request. The Sul- Ferro-Sol Co.,. Montgomery. Alabama. Desk B.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-24
Love Affairs of a Lonely Woman
& MARY HALF

the almost deserted street. Into Broad way and downtown until they drew up
 in front of the hotel where Jane had
 spent that one expensive night
 Telling the driver to wait, and leaving
 Jane in the cab, Dick ran up the steps
 and appeared a few minutes later, carry
 ing Jane's hand baggage. Once more
 they were on their way, this time bound for the place in which Jane hoped to
 find home.
 A rather elderly lady met them in the
 hall and leading them into a reception
 room, asked Jane if she had any letters
 of reference.
 into her hand bag she produced the let
 ter Mortimer had dictated the day be-
 fore.
 The woman's kind eyes scanned the
 contents quickly, and, looking up, studied
 the girl before her with minute atten- tion. Never in her experience had Jane undergone anything like that searching
 glance It was impersonal and exact to the last degree and the girl felt the woman must be reading the thoughts of her innermost mind.
 "We'n be very glad to have you with us," Miss Brown, she said after mo- ment MT. Holiday has told you something of our little family-its rather big family now, because we are crowd ed to full capacity. The room am gong to let you have belongs to another girl, but she is away on her vacation, and be- fore she comes back another girl will be gone on her vacation, and before then I am sure we will find place to put you. We try to make this communfC friendship No one needs an introduc- tion here The fact that she lives here IS sufficient If you see any one you think you would like to talk to. go up to her. | tell her your name and that is all there l is to it There is nothing formal. We base our ideas on the principle that kindness is the quality that makes the world go around" l A few minutes later Jane found her 1 self alone with the woman, Holiday nav | ing taken his departure. The girl tired
 to express her gratitude for finding her self in such an atmosphere of peace ana
 rest. "It is nothing" the woman answered
 as she led Jane into a brightly furnisned
 room. "Corne to me with your troubles
 I am the mother of1everyone in this place and of hundreds of others, who have lived here before you"
 (Copyright, 1s19, Thompson Feature | Service.)
 (To be continued tomorrow)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-24

'In that case" Holiday answered after a moment, you won't have to stay at that hotel again tonight"
 But where can I go?' Jane ex- claimed. Isn't it awfully later"
 Not so very," he returned. If you feel strong enough we will go down and collect your bag and after that I'll take you around to the working girls board ing house that I had in mind. l am sure you are going to like it..
 'I know I am," she answered, rising to her feet. T feel quite myself again. You have been very good, MT. Holli- day.
 'I thought you were going to call me Dick (and forget that Mister stufD," the young man exclaimed somewhat re- proachfully.
 q forgot" Jane answered with a laugh. 'It was only habit, but I will try not to forget again. l was going to say that you have been very kind, and I don't know how to thank you for the supper, it saved my life, because am sure I would have starved to death in another hour"
 Dick hesitated as he was about to speak, evidently thinking better of it. for he closed his mouth again and turned toward the door.
 "I'u telephone for a taxi" he said Luckily l got a check from pub fisher this morning, so l am well heeled as they say in the west. I'll be back in just moment"
 Jane took her seat again at the table and. resting her chin in her hands. tried to think out quietly the queer serles or events that had happened to her in so remarkably short a time. Even more surprising still, and a development that she had in no way expected, was ltoill- days proposal of marriage. Jane Knew that he was too fine man to offer this horror to any chance conner, and while still unable to make up her mind what answer she was to give him, she felt that he had paid her the highest compliment that he was able to bestow. A few minutes later the man was back in the room with lanes hat. "All right, he said "We'u go downstairs and wait. The car will be here in few minutes. Once on the street they had not long to wait, until taxicab drove up to the door and a man, leaning from the front seat, called, Holiday" "Yes," Dick answered, holding Jane arm as they moved down the steps A moment later they were in the car after Holiday had given the man an ad- dress and were rapidly skimming over
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-24

6OHE many friends of Miss Mary
 Rose Fabian of Anniston, for
 O merly of this city, will be in- terested in the following from the An niston Star:
 Anniston friends of Miss Mary Fa- plan are all excited this week over the wonderful success that has come so easily to this very capable young woman who. with her sister, Miss Rose Fabian, recently went to New York to study. Miss Rose Fabian is a wonderful violin ist, who has gained fame. having toured the west with Carrie Jacobs Bond. Both these young women are rarely gifted and very charming. Their success was ex- pected, but not so remarkably soon.
 In a letter to members of the Choral club. Miss Mary Fabian says: Upon reaching New York l wrote to Rose Ponsele and askerd her who taught her. She answered me, asking me to call on her, sing for her and talk things over. Well. we, Rose and I, called. She be- came very interested in me ana my voice. Had me return and sing for her teacher next day. Maestro Romani thought l had the makings of a star and saw no reason why l couldn't get to the Metropolitan I have been with him one month now ana my Noice Has iih- proved wonderfully. He is also musical director of the Columbia records. So keep your eyes open for some of my rec ords very soon.
 q am working on the operas now, do- ing act by act of La Boheme, Mimi s part.
 NO doubt you all have heard Of the stadium It is tremendous place, open air built on the style of the Roman coliseum, holds more than 100000 people. I was so surprised Thursday when Ro- mani told me I was to sing there Satur- day night with Rose Ponselle, Romlto of the Boston Opera company, and the Metropolitan orchestra, conducted by Volpa My goodness, but that place was damned, and really I wasn't one bit ner- vous and sang very well. l was really surprised that it carried so well in the open air. My name is known all over New York now, big posters up in iron. of inc Metropolitan opera house and all over town.
 T know you girls are happy to hear
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-24
WEDDING PLANS
 ANNOUNCED

Much cordial interest centers in the approaching marriage of Miss Katiebele Kilby to MT Frank Miller Coleman of Birmingham, which takes place on Oc- tober 1, at Grace Episcopal church. at 7:30 in the evening, with Rev. Carlton Barnwell officiating, says the Anniston Star and Hot Blast.
 Miss Kilby will be given in marriage by her father, MT. WirIfam S. Kilby, and she will have as her maid of honor her cousin, Miss Anne Harry Kilby. Her only other attendant will be Miss Ger trude Hamilton Shepherd. who will act as bridesmaid. Nuptial music will be furnished by Miss Ermine Noble.
 Mir Andrew Izwald of Birmingham will be MT. Coleman's best man. MT. Rodes Goodrich will be the groomsman and Messrs. Oscar Kilby, Frank Caring ton and w A. Darden are the ushers for the coming event. The fourth usher was to have been MT. John w. Cole man. whose death occurred recently, and because of this bereavement plans for the brilliant reception which was to have followed the ceremony have been cancelled.
 This will also cause postponement of the many lovely affairs planned by admiring friends for this popular young bride-to-be
 Among the out-of-town guests ex- pected for the wedding are MT. and Mrs. Edgar Kilby of Birmingham, and Mrs. Norvall Lapsley of Richmond. Va. Gov ernor Kilby will also come from Mont gomery for the event and join Mrs. Kill by, who is spending the month of Sep tember in Anniston.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-24
FOR BRIDAL PARTY

Judge and Mrs. John Pugh and MT. and Mrs. Gregory Johnston entertained at buffet supper last evening at the Southern club in honor of their loVely young kinswoman, Miss Esther Kennedy, who will be married this evening to MT. Durrette The decorations were in the rainbow colors and the table was cen tered with huge basket of astors and dallas. The guests included only mem bers of the wedding party. After supper the young people held rehearsal TOT the wedding at the home of the prioe parents, MT. and Mrs J. S. Kennedy. About IS guests were included in the hospitality.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-24
MUSIC STUDY
 CLUB CHORUS

Tomorrow will be registration day for the Music Study club chorus. The mem- bers of the chorus and any members of the club who would like to join the chorus are urged to be at Cable hall at 10 o'clock to discuss plans for the year.
 Mir Forrest D. Carr, the new leader of the chorus, will be present to tell of his ambitions for the club and discuss the work.
 The officers for the chorus are: Mrs. G D. Randle. chairman Miss Emma Mccarthy, secretary; Miss Gertrude Wood, treasurer; Mrs V. w. DeWilton, librarian The members of the board in- clude Mesdames George Houston Davis, Walter Lynch, J. NJ. Griffin and Ernest Pomeroy.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-24
SOCIAL AND CLUB NEWS AND ACTIVITIES FV7OALE1

Stallation of the following officers for the coming year: President Amos Gibbs; vice president. T. J. MeCuen; secretary, Mrs. M. J. Owen; element ary superintendent, Mrs Ed Cullar: secondary. Mrs. W. M. Self; adminis- trative. J. B. Armstrong, and district presidents. D. P. Mcdonald. D. P. Bv- mum, W. H. Gullege. D. S. Rasco, T. IT. Johnson, H. W. Brown and Fred Burns
 The county officers pledged the con- Vention to raise the county to the gold star standard before the next annual convention.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-24
MUSIC STUDY CLUB
 LUNCHEON

one of the interesting events of Octo- Der will be the luncheon to be given by the Music Study club on Thursday, Oc- tober at the Southern club. at 12;5o o'clock The affair was to have taken place this week and was postponed. A special programme will be given and all members of the organizations are an ticipating very delightful and enthu- siastic gathering.