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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-11
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-@-*MN For de, der ensker Ell sj@lden fin salmebog. #;%I=-%-
saa hr vi endnu saImebeger der angt overea~ lie ovefor n%vnte D%e vii give
den stNeO verrkeIe,d a de her til Sjedentedr pa E"gdnderkunstens Onrade
Vi mar kun Get Bind at liver slags boeHgt & podshet. Dee ale med rMt under Guild
st runde Hiernere Tneg og beggeT eNtHekker ien fin fUt Eske, nedK antorsning
Guild pad den fndvndge.L pdrkanta f Eindet og med to hvde shkeM arkebaand med
Kvtr - Des aIges efr. BogsavINunnr
Kun en- kr BesknvAse kan hers gives f dise eeane salmebeger
wed Bestfng BogtavNumer og ON De msker byehgt eMr poshet Bind ~aNa
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-11

tongeIig Confirmation. er 2e9atet IN.
berlagt 0berformnnberietS 9efbrelfe.
Qf ben %oberfpbenbe Sum er 1919 Ser.
so Gre inbbetalt til opensabnte 5or.
enin9. / hois 9eitbreIIe Dem ofos6e
babe Saoe, mebsns 100 &r, er til
TtiIet 8BrneIanatoriet / 6unIebGt.
@tatsraab, 0perretsidgfsrer CUB
pig SimonIen bar peIOiGigt u6en Be
oerlag aFattet 5llnbotien FAINT Be-
ierget bet fornbbne for at erboIrs Ton
qelig 8onfirmation pad famine.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-11

ritanFe Menfer ,,bepinitp Circuit
binoln9". Soerfolbsbino, ct 8aanb
cmtring. les Rp9. 3brtiIf Gbdgrin.
SRr0eles itprf % iotibt %inobunoen,
meb Oroet Satmebog / Sub paa
&nggen, f~oriiret q.nie poa girbet os
foret mso 9nber. faa BET er bsieligt
"a Itqrtt. - pris: $3.50.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-11

5unbetefter ct Mars ) r
- Scr ct QarstiO Tioeh for
fpanbt 4%rbeibsmanb Riels g2oerfsns
6iorttiar fra Ggnen omtrin5
Stranbmplen beb asbenbuon, bsor
ban babbe geTfaftigeIIe. man bar
%oberbebiIt ON, at ban par tommen
ulptteIig at Gage; tbi Ou ban iibit
faas. BAR bet efter, :. ban bdObe ioaet
Tammen msb no9le andre % ornt.et
tnt. 9n llnberIrgelIe at Qlaen geo
imiolertio intet 3eiultat BEN Sang.
Ons6d9 ben %. Marts 1sb inlOz
lertib bans Gig op / en- Iau opIsit 5ifs
Ttanb, at bet bar ganite utenbeIigt.
Q'gipnet, ter Iebebe8 at SuItitsradb
8Iom. faitiIog imioIertib. at bet bar
6iorttinr, fom rimeIig0is I en- Rus
bar tabt galancen og en- faIoen /
Qaen. bbor Ten moieoe 8unb bar
iaitboIot BAN inotil nu.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-11
M

i pebranb. OpermBl L
Sen nebbr9not. Zen p
Norts om@ftermiooagen bltb Der fol
ztoOr falot pad &gbenbapns 1intt
Hranbbefen.
paa .0benieO liemsIe og garlqe.
Zriens 5abrit" puu 2nngbppet S.
senbapn, a nOgle 4rbeiOere / 59rc
.aeb RDbningsurbeioe. 9et par per
4zgioen. Sau tIirrer Der en- Ruoe.
D. oenber fig og Ter ba 5Iammer
sno ub fra SliemgGen.
Der gaar 8uO til 9irettBr @aiots
5sap. % granOp9ienet anarmeres.
Branb / en- Suiemene er minbit II
at til at Ipege meo.
Ger tom oa pgIua oftor uorntz
xlng1 o9 2 0ampiprsiter. Zen
sae fl Stabe ! 6~araIosgaoe = ben
ampeu paa 2pngb9Oei og mart
airs Der %tolosiale 8anbmasier I'D
sorr 9~ranbfebet.
gn Del Slanger fattes o9iaa /
8irtiDm6so fra @dnoopitanbere -
aen ba DampTprpiterne tog naiten
al 9an6et, uorettebe SIongerne life
ri megst.
8ranboiretter, OberTt Meper, ION
FEB leoebe Slutningsarbeioet faa
smart. at 0liemgqen moatte prisgiz
ses. N}en Sloen 6apoe be8uoen fat
affsire / Qagerbpgningen, tiIoenitre /
g%5abeiDoeriet og bugOeo / Rafinabes
sei. 6erom toncentrerebes ba Sluts
afHgsforfgget. Deb ib9roigt Or
be5be l5tteoes bet O%irtsIig at reobe
ut meite af Sabefpberiet, Rafinobez
sgf og aeOelbuiet.
AZ 2agerbDgningen brGnbte Sa9s
Ssagen, 6oor 800 Sons 6prfre bIeo
r Iop Tpt SuerHe.
DnsmgGen IelD nebbr9nbte fuloz
fzubig. Sun be nsgns tilrsgsbe Mus
x Faar til6age, og beres Snore er Ct
sat aaos at fammenftprteoe Maitin=
seic.
staben er / bOert Sab meget tor.
Ds forelB6ige Stpn sr 100 4 10000
Rronsr.
Ia BET begbn0te at mprtne, faitebs
s<i 0albige Slb6uo tit Gtar uo ober
Ssmteu % lotteoe en- W9n9be 81
h~ezbapnere ub til 2pngb1peien.
6eroeo 10000 Wenneffer baboe
sterboanOen iamlet Jig bet bar 10
5rfOog. - politiasIffent 5oermoes
{ 5pi6fsn for en- BEL Stare getiente
4Ofot 0rben berube = faa Der ftete
ike bet minbIfe u6elb.
% paa gejen biemab gift Gnats
an / bisie tore Starer: man gisnebs
eer 8ranbens OpItauen. 4rbeibers
R hdbbe 10 forlabt Menen Spnbdg
Bergen 81. 6. Def bar Do biitnot
sfnSsi Iben Ou. M1en ON granben
Fsibes en- ufOrIigtig Sanbitit eder
Sri0antanbing / noget SHIFT = bet
sTafs man life enbnu, % fprif grantz
ferhsret bill Der fare 9Iarheb.
bpgningsrHe bar asfurersbs / 9an6s
asgutngernes ulminoelige granbfors
firing, iom bog after 6aDbe reasfurez
XXI 5alDoelen at ReIifoen i foriteaige
95Ifober. Uiaitiner og Snbentar BAR
asrffret / foriteqige 2sssre : Qsius
uanreielffo6er.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-11
NE. ZIG B

Canine ginb Tom 116a. libt for
ife1ig 1orIiring. - 9ris: $3.50.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-11

orgerrepr9 entdntrd L
gene. - Gn 9reos al as6en6abns
Meb6Orgere bar TAT fig / geOagslTe
for at iamle llnbsrTfrifter paa err
4bresie, / bDiIten gor9errepraientas
tionen efter 8alget og uoen 6enfpu
til Reiultutet opforores til at neb=
fette ct llOOalg for at unberiege,
h0or tort ct Omfang Webborgere,
Der life bar betaIt oeres Stat, bar
TENT Osb 9ulgene.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-11
Mr. Il

Stint mat tbTf beieligt 9alpeitinoss
bino. Srbet Salme6oo / Sub pod
RhQoen % 5oriioen. ct lint 9prs meb
Sub og bIanf 5orfiring f%oroOen paa
ForIioen. en- I'm 9inie omtrinq &ans
ten, "a Cub SORTING inoOenoig pod
3anten af ginbet. - Nris: 1926.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-11
Mr.. III

9enne Solmeboe er inb6unoen cf.
ter bet olminOelig tenbte en9eIIfsome.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-11

9anmarts ubferfet. - )
5%ebruur bar England inOfsrt 127,s
.224 Gfpt. Smsr fra Oanmart mob
142. 133 gpt. / famine Wuaneb ifjor.
Tor gacons geCtommenbe ftiner
5orbolbet fig noget lignenOe: no.
633 mob 133,o98, bborimOb Der for
2gggsnes gebfommenoe er Cpgang.
uemlig 183, 186 St6br. mob 148,576
Sthbr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-11
81

{ nopperet 1rberbinb, frdnit Gbl.
grin, politret ginb. Oroet SuImeboQ
/ Sub paa Rna % Sibe. forahIot %
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-11

8aabeftub. : gn 52suurig
Gnfe, Wabam Stefenauer | Qalborg
bleb ifslgs 81. 9. ben "a. Marts, ba
bun FAB Oeb @inbuet | lin 8biItsjs
ligbeb { 0unmartsgube, rant at ct
SulonbssieprOjettil, Der git inb gem
mem Ruben. projettilet trengte inO
/ 6iernen. 6un brugtes puu Spges
buffet, bbor man tpibfsr ON at funns
rebbe benbes 9ip. Sfubbet bleb ofs
fpret al en- 15sdarig 0ren9, Der tor
paa BEN dnbsn Sibe at 9absn og ffsf
efter Ouer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-11

nnbDegen og after pas
oreben Mrreftdnt I. - Deb /.
4riminaltammer | asbenboDn bens
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-11
M. % A

3 tint inf Marotfo, polFtret 9inb,
meo Orbet Sdlmebo9 / Sub pua
Rnogen % 5oriiben, idmt en- fin
9lomit / blanf 6oriirinq pad 6oriiz
BEN % 9inier poa Rr"nen, en- fin Qis
ME runht meb Qanten. pris $3.50.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-11

unberftgtteGetiG Gem l.
ndrieeleper. - Of ben til I'M
berItettelie at tr9ngenbe Seminar.ez
eIeOer for 6inansaaret 1906 be-
pilgeoe Gum bar aultusminiiteriet
%tilitaoet fslgenbe llnberItpttelfer til
Gleoer pan nRbnte Seminarier:
Staarup Seminarium $500 Str,
81. Gangs Seminarium 300 9r..
Rsrregisfum Semindrium 6,1O0&r,.
Rfbe Seminarium $500 aroner,
Sbenie Seminarium 1920 9roner,
6orIens Seminarium 300 &roner,
gladguurbs Seminarium 1920 9r.,
9jebbeb Seminarium $500 &roner,
8orbingborg Seminarium 1920 &r.,
q. 3d6les Ssmindrium 9.200 ar.,
5emmsrs Seminorium 400 ar.,
Setting Seminarlum 800 aroner,
G;Iteborg Seminarium 5000 ar.,
srnitrup Seminurium $500 ar.,
9onum Seminurium 5.400 4r.,
% Netss Seminorium 1,2O0 aroner.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-11

5aIbet nsb ia 30 ten 0 g
orabt. - 0m gorb I Stonnerten
,3bora" er Der ben "a. Starts ffet en-
ing l1fptte, fom far toitet ct Wen.
Heite 9ibet. Den paugnlbeHOe. Der
6eb Sulius og par Sunsmunb, bar
0pps ! Raften for at orbne @rejerne.
men table 5oofaitet og itbrteOe b0s
reotuIbs neb pnn 9Gttet. Ser nog
ban 5obebst imob 2ugetarmen %
bIeo beoioitles liggsnbe. 8 en- Qmbus
Iuncebogu bragtes ban til Greberits
9ofpital, men bgbe unber gsis og
bleO tsrt bibsrs til SObunnesftiftels
fen. Den f~orulptfsbe bar II aar
gdmmel og biemmebsrsnbe / Ranbers.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-11

Socidfiftiff Oberfalo.
Gfter at Der bar bleDen ertl9ret Stris
te poa 8rebrene 8olferts 5abrit /
8oIoing, inofanOt Der fig fOrleben Deo
Nrbejostibens Opbsr en- tor M9ngbe
O9ientlig unge Msnnefer ubenfor
6abriten for at bemonitrere. De in6s
itrantebe fig bog tfglge ,,aoIbing u.
pig" life til at felse ar6ejOerne bjem,
men oOerfulbt bisie os OOerbangeb:
Dem meb Snubs % Sten, bborbef
f(ere bfeb temmslig ilbe tilrebte. C.
mere fdmlebe Spettatelmogsrne ff
ubenfor Gdbriten, men / Mensmtiber
bar Der gdaet guo efter pOlitiet, fou
hurt'gt inbfanbt fig os fprebt.
Mangben. Der BIZ MI blibe optdoe
Rapport og Oerefter itrsbet inb moi
llroftifferne. Samtlige Qrbeibere ba.
8dgen efter mebt pau Gubritsn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-11
NR.l2o B

Gen famine goq / famine gino,
meb msrtersbt, BARI mine color,
2Gber, oq foritenig 5orfiring. $3.50.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-11
Mr.. 1879 3

Samme ginb mso libt forTttligt
Sub % blaHf 5or0ring. $3.50.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1905-10-08
RELIEF FUND $500
Prominent Members of Local Colony
Send cabIegram to King
Emmanuel

AS a result of the entertainment given
Friday evening by Los Angeles Italians
at the Simpson auditorium the relief
fund for the starving and injured in
habitants of southern Italy reached the
sum of $500 yesterday, and last night
a cablegram announcing that the Los
Angeles fund was ready was sent by
Consul Castruccio to King Victor En-
manuel.
The fund is for the relief of the suf-
ferers from the recent earthquake
shocks experienced throughout south
ern Italy and attended by great loss CT
life and property. Although no aid was
asked from Los Angeles Italians patrio-
tic leaders of the colony started bene-
fit entertainment and liberal subscrip-
lions were secured.
Following is the cablegram sent last
night:
king Victor Emmanuel, third, Rome:
"Majesty-Our help will reach vic
Tins of horrible disaster at Calabre
within a few days.
(Signed)
MRS. IDA H. HELLMAN,
"Fresidentess of relief committee.
"BENEDETTO CASTRUCCIO,
italian consul"
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1905-10-08
THE GOTHENBURG PROPOSITION

The proposition to introduce a modified Gothenburg
saloon system in Los Angeles, which preached
eral months ago, now assumes practical shape The
general plan outlined in yesterdays Herald and
the names of It's hackers were disclosed will be
freely admitted by most citizens of Los Angeles that
the plan gives every promise of excellent outcome.
Although there is basis for accurate judgment
its results in this city the system has
tested in the United States and conditions be-
tween a Swedish and American city are dissimilar
such trial in may not afford criterion by which
estimate effects in the other, yet the system
presented for Los Angeles ought to meet the approval
Of all citizens who possibilities for reform in the
liquor traffic
Assuming that the plan is feasible, it certainly
appears be, it promises about all that conservative
people hope for in the of reform and offers about
close approach to ideal conditions in large city
in that line as can be reasonably expected.
Los Angeles has fewer saloons per capita than any
other large city in the United States but the wisdom of
reducing number the proposed will
disputed by citizens familiar with the subject The
imposed by the Gothenburg system praise
worthy They comprise such reforms in the whole bust
ness of liquor selling are conceded by most persons
to be highly desirable There hardly be doubt
that if the proposed plan carried indicated
it would prove to be blessing to Los Angeles making
this city model for imitation in this particular for
other progressive American cities.
Only by a popular can the question be decided
is proposed. The vote the prohibition ques-
ton several months ago is of value in
sidering the probable outcome of vote the
Gothenburg proposition There is question that
the saloon interest, with its wide ramifcations would
oppose the proposed innovation strenuousy
it opposed the prohibition scheme 1t is probable,
also, that avowed prohibonsts would oppose it
the ground peculiar to them that half loaf is not
whit better than bread.
In a matter important the in question it is
desirable that thorough campaign Of education pre-
cede popular vote. Even the most commendabe offer
ing may be rejected for lack of full understanding of it's
merits. The foundation of the proposed plan is well
laid in the of the substantial citizens constituting
it's chief supporters and all the features presented
desirable. But great innovation should be ap-
preached Gen. Nogi undertook the capture of Port
Arthur, by beginning the extreme outer edge and
working up slowly but surely toward the central climax
The Gothenburg plan seems to have everything to
commend and nothing to criticse. Let give trial.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1905-10-08
THE HERALD'S SPAN OF A GENERATION

Last week The Herald passed the age that commonly
marks the span Of generation 1t reached the thirty
third year Of its evolution few weeks hence it will
third of century since its first appearance
in the pueblo of Los Angeles
Marvellous is the record of events contained in the
pages of The Herald within that momentous third
of a century in the history Of the world. But in no
community has human progress been more rapid or
brilliant than in the town wherein The Herald
born and the city which it represents today in the
vigor Of its maturity.
Through all the thirty-three years just passed The
Herald fulfilled the purpose of its creation 1t has
for the best interests of Los Angeles Through
evil through good report, first, last and all the
time. With increasing strength and broadening infu-
it has fought the good fight making It's efforts
behalf of Los Angeles potent and effective
with each succeeding year.
Within the year just passed The Herald reached the
highest point attained in its prosperity and useful
ness Turning into thirtyourth year it enters upon
another span of generation under circumstances that
give greaer promise than before of its own
perty and Of helpfuness in the progress of Los
Angeles before has enjoyed such advantages
and opportunities for public usefulness as are presented
now
Under its present management it has earned the ap-
probation Of the community for its firm stand for the
right in all things affecting the public welfare That
approval is evidenced practically in the fact that The
Herald has the largest circulation and the most
extensive advertising business in its history news
paper And hitherto the circulation increas
ing nor advertising expanding rapidly at the
present time
Let not him boast that putteth his armor on, but
him that taketh it oil. The citizens Of Los Angeles
have stamped approved upon the career Of The Herald
conducted, and effort will be spared to de-
serve still more pronounced approval in the future.
Starting upon the second cycle of generation in
it's career The Herald adopts for its motto the advice
given this community by Secretary Shaw, Build big;
build for the future"
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1905-10-08
A DELIGHT FOR TRAVELLERS

Electric transit between Los Angeles and San Fran
cisco along the picturesque shore is PROPOSE
ton that will excite widespread interest is promise
that has surprise The first public intimation
of 1t is the that construction work on
the initial division of the proposed line is in prog
1t extends from Santa Monica to a point in Ven.
county, whence it will continue Santa Bar
bara and ultimately to San Francisco.
This coast line enterprise, it appears projected
by the late Frederick II. Rndge had reached the
constructive stage at the time of his DEATH His widow
who was familiar with the project and who felt deep
interest in it's progress has determined push to
finish Property of the Rindge estate stretches up the
twenty-five miles from Santa Monica. It is that
p of the proposed line which construction work is
in progress.
The time is come in the future when
the attractive line of railway travel in the United
States will be along the Pacific shore extending from
San Diego to San Francisco. The interurban system
which reaches out from Los Angeles already embraces
links covering great part of the coast line Santa
Monica Newport a distance of about fifty miles
line to Diego project that is mature
long
While the electric transit line along the coast is in
of construction the great highway known as l
Canine Real will materalize On the electric system
will enjoy the delightful journey within sight
of the while other vehicles will afford means of
similar pleasure the line of the great highway.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1905-10-08
LOCAL COMPANY WILL
OPEN IMMENSE DAIRY
CONCERN HOPES TO CONTROL
SUPPLY OF COMMUNITY
Modern Plant to Be Erected on Towne
Avenue-Promises to Sell Only
Absolutely Pure Milk and Cream.
Company Capitalized at 100000

The Los Angeles Dairy company is
the latest organization to grapple with
the problem of supplying pure milk to
the city, and when the plant which this
company has under construction at
1874 Towne avenue is completed the
promoters say the best dairy in South
ern California will be put into opera
ton.
r, B. Dickinson, of the firm of Tor
rance & Dickinson, fiscal agents foc
the new dairy, appeared before the fire
commission yesterday to secure per-
mits to operate the engines and ex-
planned the scheme. 1t is the plan of
this company to build the most mod
ern plant of the kind to be found any,
where, and equip it with every facil-
ity for producing sanitary milk and
cream. The business will be conducted
oIi the same principles of the Borden
Milk company of New York and Chi
cago. the st. Louis Dairy company of
st. Louis and the Bowman Dairy COM
pany of Chicago.
The company is capitalized at $780,
900, and some of the most prominent
business men of Los Angeles are be-
hind the enterprise. The officers are
DIR. Walter Lindley, president; John
Murray Marshall, vice-president; L. C.
Torrance, secretary; the American Ma
tional bank, treasurer and Dr. F. w.
II. Graeff, general manager. The
board of directors is composed of F..
c. Bolt, president of the San Gabriel
Valley bank, Pasadena; ]. S. Torrance,
director of the Los Angeles Trust COM
pany; W. T. Botsford, president of the
American National bank; DR.. F. w.
H Graeff, expert; DR.. Walter Lindley,
director of the Farmers and Merchants
National bank; John Murray Mar
shall, attorney, and L. G. Torrance of
the firm of Torrance and Dickinson.
The company frankly admits that IL
will try to control the milk supply of
the city and in this way bring about
economical conditions that will make
the business more profitable. Mr..
Dickinson stated yesterday that his
company had made efforts to buy up
the diaries doing business in the city,
but so far had found the prices de-
nnanded prOhibitiVe.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1905-10-08
Parade Formation
FIRST DIVISION.

Squad of police under Captain Auble
Grand marshal, Otto Steinen.
Aides: f. r. Werdin, Tom Strohm
Louis Schwaebe, Jack Koebel, Herman
Hauser. Fred Meyers, Charles Kern
o. r. Stoetzer, Jacob SChafer, George
F. Polanz.
Chutes band.
President of German-American AL
lance, ]. Blust and aides, consisting
of squadron of hOrsemen.
officers of German American ALI
ance in carriages First Vice-President
w. E. Oder, Second ce-President
Fran ]. Smith, Recording Secretary N.
Schegel, Corresponding Secretary c.
Falkenstein, Financial Secretary r. r.
Kaester, Treasurer Louis Roeder.
Officers of the French colony in car
riages.
Arend's band.
Turning Society Germania: "a Act
I've turner's, (2) boys and girls class.
C3) passive members Of the society, "a
women and members of the society in
carriages.
Float representing columbia Greet
ing German Americans"
SECOND DIVISION.
Marshal Theo Freise with aides.
Fidelia band.
Choir Fidelia.
Float of the Fidela, representing
Music
Ladies of the Fidelia in tallyho.
Helvetia society
Schwaben society.
Badenia society.
Saxonia society.
Plattdeutsche society.
Float, representing United We
Stand, Divided We Fall"
THIRD DIVISION.
Marshal w. Schmidt and aides
Los Angeles Military band.
German Redmen lodge.
Ancient German warriors.
Herman Sons lodge.
Women of lodge in carriages.
Forester lodge Court Germania.
st. Joseph's society.
Float representing German Home,
German Industry and Art"
FOURTH DIVISION.
Marshal and aides.
Anaheim band.
Anaheim Turner society.
German Ladies' Benevolent society.
German Hospital society.
Float, representing Liberty, Justice
and History"
Vehicle representing american
Flag" by two women.
Carriages of German-American citi-
zens.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1905-10-08
EACH COMES HALF WAY
Emile r. Pourade of Mexico and Miss
Anna Was of Portland Married
In nc AndeIeS

A pretty romance of a young Los
Angeles couple eliminated yesterday In
the marriage of Emile F. Pourade and
Miss Anna L. Was of Portland.
Pourade was formerly representative
of the Santa Fe system in Los An
geles. He met Miss Was here, and
when she left for Portland he opened
correspondence with her. Some months
later he secured a position as manager
of a large rubber, coffee and sugar
business in Sinaloa, Mexico, and went
there to live.
After much correspondence the couple
decided that distance ought not to in
terfere with love. and Miss Was came
half way, arriving in Los Angeles Fri
day Pourade came the other half, and
arrived several hours after the arrival
Of his betrothed.
The honeymoon will be spent in Sina-
loa and the couple will leave for there
today.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1905-10-08
GERMANS PLAN
BIC CELEBRATION
WILL COMMEMORATE LANDING
IN AMERICA
Street Parade Today Will Be Feature
of Observance-Many Societies
to Take Part in the
March

The twenty thousand German-Amer-
leans in Los Angeles and vicinity will
endeavor to Guido all previous street
demonstrations in Los Angeles with
parade which will form at o'clock
this morning.
The purpose of the celebration is to
commemorate the day when people of
the German nation first set foot on
the American continent for the purpose
of settlement. That event occurred
October 6, 1888.
The German-American business men
have been liberal in donations to pro-
mote the success of this anniversary
occasion and no expense has been
spared to attain the highest possible
realization of the plans.
1t is expected that several thousand
people will be represented in the line
of march, including all the leading
German societies and bands. There
will be a number of fine floats on
which seven artists have been working
for nearly a month. A trainload of
German Americans will be present
from Anaheim, and others are coming
from surrounding towns.
The parade will form with the right
resting at Seventh and Main streets
The line of march will be north on
Main to Court; west to Spring street;
south on Spring to Chutes park. The
formation Of the parade will be as fol-
lows.