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able taat nasr display u floats ard
sab4s21s vas nsTsr seen Ia anE
Scrthera eity. TIE m&in feature
Of tae day vas tue parade, IN whien
ae@Fly ) eee people took pars one-balf
Of = ebom wers Attirsd IA kissoricz. gar0
or In uniform. On the sccre of patriot
tsm there eoald bs 40 criticism. as the
stars snd stripes were every here,
While tAe 6eFnAa ensiga Was neYer
0nspicHoas excepting whore entNined
WITH the American c0lorS There were
ever t~enty-hye historical and emblem
atic foats Ia the line aae they Wero
supported by nearly 100 mercantile
and manufacturing exhibits on rEeelS
TIE Big shoA vas = great surprise 20
tho majority Of people. A. there had
been very little fuss aad leather
connected With TIE preparations The
occasion vas very generally observed, q
large majority OF the business houses
being closed for half day.
The procession started AZ l o'clock
and took over an hour and half in
passing given point
Al National Park. where tho formal
exercises were held. the ceremonies
were opened by Paul Bechtner. presi-
dent OF The day who made a short ad-
dress Mayor Peek then spoke OF the
advantages which accrued FROM such a
celebration and paid high compliments
20 the character o: the German-Ameri-
cans. Governor Hoard then reviewed
the history OF the Germans In this coun-
try.
SrRISGETELD. Ill. Oct. THE Ger
man citizens made very imposing pa
rade here Monday, about 1000 being in
procession
EVANSVILLE. Ind, Oct THE Ger
man day celebration opened Monday
and promises TO be an unprecedented
success. All the trains are crowded to
their fullest capacity. Governor Hovey
and stan arrived Monday afternoon and
were met at tho depot by two military
companies AMI \ reception committee
81 fifty representative citizens and
escorted to the st. George Hotel.
BURLINGTON. Ia, Oct. AT least
10, 900 people crowded into this city
Monday to attend tho German day cele-
bration. Governor Boies and staff ar
rived AT $50 p. m. from Keokuk and
were accorded an ovation at the depot.
Immediately after their arrival the
parade took place. Aftcr tho parade
Governor Boies addressed an immense
audience at North Hill Park. The aft
ernoon was devoted TO athletic games
and speaking and a concert A display
Of fireworks closed the DAYS exercises
WASHINGTON, Oct The German
residents at Washington assembled in
great force Monday afternoon at Scheut-
zen Park, Just outside the city limits,
20 tako part in the exercises connected
with the celebration of German day. In
the evening Hon. !. ". Habercom.
Fifth Auditor of the Treasury. and Hon.
J. q. Hine, ex-District Commissioner,
made addresses.
RICHMOND. Va, Oct. T.-Germsn day
was celebrated here Monday by parade
and picnic at the exposition grounds,
whore addresses were delivered by Gov
ernor Mckinney, Mayor Ellison and
others. At night there was a torch
light procession. >,r..