The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-12-19

The mass meeting called for Tues
day evening at the Thompson avenue
NJ. +. church to discuss the Armenian
cause and listen to Ret. Cady, who had
visited Turkey, and Rev. Mason, whose
! daughter is in the midst almost of the
horrible butcherits, was not attended
by nearly as many people as the social
hop at The Euclid, only block away.
Probably thirty people were assembled
and those present were encouraged by
the remarks Of both gentlemen to a
greater interest in behalf of these op-
/ pressed people. \ collection was taken
| up after few words by Rev. Allison. at
the close Of the service, which will be
sent at once to the workers there. The
meeting was arranged by the East End
( W. c. T. I. organization and deserved
much larger audience. Mr.. Mason
has not heard from his daughter in two
weeks, and he and his family are very
anxious, this being the first time in
months that they have not heard regu-
larly each week. Let US all hope that
their suspense will soon be ended by a
letter bringing good news, or, at least,
assurances that she is safe.
Capt, McDougaI gave out some very
pointed remarks TO Leader reporter
the other day regarding damage suits
lie said that the Barge company had
suits pending involving between $40 600
and $50 900 and that in many cases the
suits We're brought at the instigation of
some lawyer who had nothing else to
do, and who would, if successful, make
a neat sum. Capt. McDougal said he
understood that one firm alone had to
more damage cases on hand. 1t seems
like robbery for every man who is in
jured to lay the accident at the door of
his employer. Why not be white about
the matter of a settlement, at least
There is no CORPORATION but what does
the fair thing by those who are unfor-
tunate in their employ. They provide
carriages, doctors, hospitals and any
thing that is reasonable, and unless
man is injured for life, that, with a small
amount for loss of time is sufficient.
Why will the people not remember the
rule of do unto others as you would
that they should do unto you"
AT 1870 Christmas Eve the follow
ing choice program OF Christmas music
will be rendered at the Church Of the
Redeemer, by Superior's well-known
and fayorite vocalists, previous to the
midnight celebration:
d" The Kingdom of Love" ........... 90. Tours
Miss Nora Whelden.
Nazareth" ............ Gounod
Mr.. II. T. Hare.
"ChriStma~ Shelly
Miss Mary Syre Bradshaw
20 Salutaris' Earfre
Mrs. +. !. SchweIlenbach.
80 Holy Night. Adams
Mrs l.. f. snyder and Miss Bradshaw.
Naturalization for part or ali dav,
by experienced stenographer who has
done office work and assisted with
books. References furnished from pres
ent employer and principal business
men of Superior. Operates any ma
chine. Salary moderate. Address 1913
Hammond Ave.
The teachers and scholars in the
city schools are taking great pride and
interest in arranging Christmas eXer-
cises and in decorating the rooms and
blackboards. Don't fail to visit the
building in your vicinity and encour-
age by so doing all connected with our
educational system.
On Sunday morning at the Church
of the Redeemer, the children of the
parish are to present during the offer
tory, Christmas gifts to be devoted to
the celebration that is to take place at
the Opera House, Saturday evening
Dec 10Th.