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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-07-25

Der bar bpgget oe opboIot Sfolen.
Gogle al Dem er nlereoe uuoer
0fltln. gait zig nGoner noale:
e. 6. I. Mnnf. Iiels 5ereen Re
terien % @orcus Beef. Seq fnnOe
feie islaenoc to 9reiters Rapne
til: @. s. $. Robe % 9aurits
Mat6ioien.
Gait. Kobe par meO i Sfole=
orbeioet ira 9%egpnoelie % piite
oct mcgcn 3ntercsie. san oeItoa
i Sfolens SnopieIie D. u. Cfto.
Der 1856 % gioroe oeo Den 9eiiig.
be0 opmprfiom pda. at Ben life
6fof paa IS Renneifer PED Re0et
i Omaha 10 aar isr par MI blenen
til Ell a%nieeIi9 6oriomlin1.
Rat. Nat6iaien. Der af6ri9 islo
boboe eanet pan noeen anoen Sfoic
emo en- 9lmueifole / 3anmorf. par
en- parm Zen al Dor 5foleiag. Cl
ban If iiGr i'm EEL / oct cite nat.
nemmeliae ar6eioe At in0iamle 2p.
r~erlen. men ban giorOe BET % al.
oct meo @lgoe % meo BET ior
BAN eien0ommeliae ipoife Emil
- ielp ON Sfniielier ogiaa not
fun0e 6rin0e 5aarer / hans Zine.
Og en- al Stuoenterne fortalfe mig
i iii lib, at 6oor be END fun0e
fomme / Sfolens Sniean, Inlet
Steo par Dem furerc emo Council
9Iuiis og ct 9eieg bos Matbinien.
san funoe pie Dem iao meaen
Sntere5ie On 6orItaoeIie. at 81 oro.
1e5 III BAN, % ban funoe iiae
III Dem: Bare BOG ale 5 unge
StnOenter nj maa blioe meget Sc.
ore % onotiaere Qrpiter. emo ri
8amlc bar ppret."
anore fun6e incomes. men ieg
maa life fortirtte / zen Sfurp.
@en oil nm oen oppoffen6e SIpgt
ongre goot meO Bette Gun0. oen
SfoIe. 5ortioen teitnmenterer opn
til "a, set fan ingen pi6e. 1rem.
ti0en mno beibnre olioa bette
Spsrgsmnal; men laOe pare meo
at iperge fan iea life.
Ger itnnr ON 5srneI / CONNER.
tioen, at oct tiente Sebopn. mi.
oens De gnmle. Der bno6e lei Ser.
rens tore @erninaer. Ieneoe; men
oo 1soen bopoe bortreoet De aamle,
ogior6e 5sraeI oct on6e for Ser.
rens Zine. De toa life Nrpen op.
men oonore6e efter gnolerne }:
afgn6erne.
oSiitorien 0oor arebsgone,"
beo6er oct. @io Oct life ifuIbe tref.
fe IND Der, men at De iinge mnntte
billie fortiPtte poo rette gis oct
grbeibe, iom Rponinesmpnoene Of
leoere0e til Dem.
gNaor ) innr bnrbet, booo De bar
8Isiet, oo foar 5 at pi6r.
Spao De bor osiet."
SAP SaIt 3 eoer ielp, % bolo
5reo me0 boernnore". Bar pon
gaat oper for alt oct, iom nil tage
SaItet ira eoer % Ie6e e6er til al
i9tte arben ODER Stpr.
Spar Rarius 3onien.
..Sfnl ie1 urine MiSiinnp
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-07-25

Cen iapanife Stotsmano, @rep
Gfumoi bar ifle. S-e / pSipit.@
meo &enipn til aoren iagt: o8i be.
traeter Nisiion9rernes arbeioe iom
ct fort g9rf, for bnilfet ri maa tnf.
fe Dem. 0gino Ri mno betraete
aoreanerne iom bore grsore, pie
ReofsleIie oe 8enIigbe6 for Dem og
pao ben Mon6e acre Dem til ct
pirfeIie retinoigt Soft"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-07-25
6arD SnOiana.
6n mOocrnc SiOnnOcrbp.

Scr lem Aar ii0ell par genen,
boor 0iicbiganieens SpoipiOs be.
rsrer 5n0ianos apit, en- soeStr9f.
Ming al ~ifiitenoe San0ouner og for.
frebIet Ggefrnt - Iigeina soc og
tiIipnelaoenoe, lige iao unpttis JON
Sibiriens Stepper. Saa TOM unite0
States Stell Corporation" meo i'm
9illion-aapitaI og i'm Scr al Sn.
9%enierer o9 arbeioere.
elsie Npno uoisrte ct 8ertu.
es.Arbei6e. De bortIeoeoe en- sSIo6,
ilptteoe 200 QfiI al Sernboneipor,
~uograpeoe en- 9oon, rpooeoe en- Sfoo
% belagoe 3unore0e al acres al
Den nsgne Snno meo ct log 6ruet.
bar NuIoioro. De anlogoe 20 NiI
Al brolagte Sober og Cement Scr.
touae, bpggeoe arbeioerbiem i Sun.
oreoenis % foripneoe oisie meo @ns,
eleftriif Sps og ct fortrinIigt alo.
atipitem.
Gangs me0 Stran0en onlogOes
en- 10 Dtil lang a9oe nf SmeIteon.
ne, Stsberier og gprfiteoer. Elsie
bar alt Ienee oqret / ful6 Sang,
% De mango arbeioerboliger er for.
lpnoit optogne, iua Der iteoie moe
bpgges Here. Ia ieg iorle0en pas.
iereoe igennem gpen, iaos Suie /
Sneieois moer OpfsreIie.
Oct er imi6lertio life Blot for
i'm burtige 5rembptit og lit moOerne
@rRg, at @arp er mprfeIig. Del
merfeIigite al alt er Oens SfoIe.
i1item.
aaereoe meoens oct isrite itore
arbeioe meO 9pens anl9ggelie ito0
pan, tom Der en- une Carer oeo
Napn Nm. u. 8irt til Steoe. San
tom til of tole meo en- AT De le6en.
De Sneenisrer, artbur e. Relton,
og / Somtnlens COB u0nifleoe ban
for oenne noele iaa npe os mprfeli.
&c Soeer angaaenoe 9srneunoernis.
ming. at ban bIeo opfororet til at
ireml9gge Dem for Sf~oleraa6et.
0et fsrte til, ntI2r. 8irt blen
aniat iom SfoleiuperintenOent oe
ginet anleonine til at reaIiiere line
Soccer. 5eIgen er. at man ben Dag
/ Dag oar ct mere fremifre0ent Sto-
leipitem / @nrp emo maaife / nogen
anoen gp / gerOen.
Orr. @irt 6olber for, at MAJ for
at boloe 8ernenes Snteresie oe foa
Dem til at bline | Sfolen. til Sc OBJ.
nanr ct tilireositillenoe uobptte, maa
bpoe ben enfelte oct, iom ban eapr
bun netop er onlnet for. Derfor
finoes Der | bans Sfoler inaen
fait orenniere0e alnsier, men ben
enfelte gipes a%nleonine til at gao
frem, iom ban fan beoit.
st nnoet@runoprincip er, at Sfo.
len bsr life itoa Ie6ie 3 Wonneoer
al aaaret, oe De babe Elmer bper
Dag. Zen ber uonpttes iom en-.
bber anoen 5abrif. geo Gen.
nemfsreIie of bette grincip opnaar
ban lite alene at giDe ben enfeIte
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-07-25
Miaioneren ebporb 6ines In.

Wiqion9ren Gonoro 9ines lng.
ger life Sfiul poa, at ban bar or
beioet ior at fao Ism. sorimer
polet til Senator; men ban bnr
eiort Oct Of bare gpntriotiife geppg-
erunoeo. Senotor 9enroie mener
ogiao, at BET par 9ntriotisme, Der
orep 6ines til at arbei6e for 9ori.
mers goIg. 8i ifal life mooiise
benne gaaitonO, men Blot u0tnIe
gnifet ON at fno en- goo definition
Of Botriotisme. 800 fan be.
pie, at Sruitene life er patriotiitel
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-07-25

Suffer 6ruitens Sagferer Tiger,
at oeriom 6gieiterets- CONNER 9nr.
Ions anifueIier bleo gennemfert,
ioa oiloe pore 6pngiIer mart bIioe
ooerfplot. Bel, moaife Oct par Der.
for, 5lertanet Of dettens Me0lem.
nler uotalte en- f%orifeaig anifueIie.
mener en- Rollegn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-07-25

4aere0e bar man 5ent9oet til
nprpGren6e 8ongres iom en- Billion
Collars aongres, % qCmaba Gee"
mener. OF oeriom BET oemofratiife
8epr9ientantbus fan forIPnge ben
ret meget mere, iaa oil Sen mart
blipe en- 81, 0Oo, 100000 aongres.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-07-25
S%OganmelOelie III. III.

Srinitntis Seminarinm 1856
1911. Gen ierite oluifc @rrite.
ifole / amerifa. Sem % tDce QIor.
st 9iorag til ben lutberife airfes
% set 0anife 8olfs 6iitorie / Ame-
rita. III Z. z. @ig, 5oritanoer Tor
5rinitatis Seminorium. Blair, 9}e6.,
Ganii6 2ut6. 9ubl. 0Ouie, 1911.
Soaleoes lpies poa Iitel6laoet
al ct 6eitifriit, iom uofom / 5or-
5in6elie meo Dor Sfoles 3ubiIpum,
Der nplig er 6olot / Blair, Rebr.
9ogeu er Ell lille 9ra9tOprf pan
IA Sioer, @lanspapir, mango Bill
leoer, bIaat 0milog meo SiIfe.
more oio., oip. Sfriitet giOer en-
flar 0periiat oper oct 4rbeioe,
ION en- Slot al pore 2anosmpno
bar soet / amerifa for at opbng.
&c Sfoleiagen i ben lltberife Stir.
fe bIon0t ben oanif omerifanife
SIpgt. Zen foiter 30 Gents og
iaos hos 9rof. 6. t. Sanien, Blair,
giebr. 9oert Stem bsr eie Ell
efsemplar al oenne Bog.
Bait. Big fnIber 3rinitotis Sc.
minorium Ell u9greminoe for Dan.
ife ariitne i amerita", oe ban eff.
teroiier, at SfoIen bar foitet Cant
fun6et ca. $1,000 Collars, o. at
0enne Gum er iomIet bIanOt en- fir.
felio 9efoltnine, boorof fun De
iprreite fan fables oeIbopenoe.
Ia iea berte, at PaitOr Big
ifuI6e ifripe bette 5eitifrift, fit ieg
mine egne 8onter oerom. Seq bio.
tie NOT, at Der piloe fomme ct opg.
ti9t Sfrift ira bans Sanno; men
ieg tPafte poo, at ban / Ell balo
Snes 4ar al Sfolens isrIte I'll.
oRrelie tilberte oct anoet oanife
airfeIamiuno, % at ban inoIeoes
let niloe fomme til at ie poa bette
Sfolearbeioe gennem Den Oanife
airfes" griller, Der JON befenot
er itarft iaroeOe, Oe at bans6rem.
itillins let oiloe ioa ct anitree
oerof.
Nen Den gefpmrine funoe jeg
babe iparet mig. Qu er ieg elaO
oeo, at Bot. Big 6IeD 5friitets
Gorfatter; tbi iaa plot, ies ian
lie, bar ban JON en-, Der ier itoo
uoen for bette Sfoleorbei0e, men
M itoar miot inoe i oct iom 6or.
itanoer for Sfolens ~teologiite ri.
being, beore END nogen onoen D9.
ret / Stano til at tage oct rette
geitif og ifripe oDerensitemmenoe
meO 9irfeligbeoen bon6e ON 5or.
ito og Rutio.
Dor lem 90 tDne anr enmIe $50.
le er ct Win6esmprfe, iom loffer
baaoe Eat 90 Spsr9smool.
frem. 5 bet ioun6ne aoori 9lnr.
bun6reoe bar @u6 label ct arbei.
De 6libe uOfert blanot bort 5olt
| Gmerifa, oct bGrer Sfolen Bio
ne ON. Der blep lagt oGruno meo
bonge Soar, men 3erren loo Oct
Ipftes; ben lille Spire er bIeDen en-
nnieelie glonte. o5aOer og Wooer
forloo os, men Serren tog os op."
Der lisger Sro, gen, arbeioe og
OfferpiIligbe0 bag oeo Oct Min0es.
mprfe, JON Irinitntis Seminarium
banner pna 8nffefammen Belt for
Blair. 2ao alt bette fable 1affen
fremi
Den MI ligger oenne Br9iteifole
me0 lin forbereoenoe af6eling %
lit college" Der iom ct a~rpego6s
til ben oppofienoe 6onif omerifanife
Slegt. De beoite oe iterfeIte Doge
er punone for en- so6 Del al benz,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-07-25

Qaor qGierue bsnDeuber ie til 6olt, Der
npertereri . label. enten 10, at fsbf bos osn
taer Tor at Faa Eplpsnin9 on bet apsrtsrebe,
bebes d altio outals. at e iao ADertisiss
reutet bette 8lao. 1st oil pare til gem
Fbig Jtpttt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-07-25
WlOrmonerues
NanOsll9gtlfab.

Is. aniprer nogle glaOuotalelier
augaaenoe Ell INTERCHANGEABLE De,
ION 9olotes ! aoncertpalpet i ~.
bea5aon for en- GiO iioen.
gIaoet anfercr ira uGfstra6Ia-
Ger. uSociaI0emotraten@ % sol.
tets 2lpis@.
Set er oa goot, at man lite
be6ooer At neies meo De llo0rag
al Referater, iom Rormon6Ia0et
9iper oS.
aarfiteligt 3ngbloo" % andre
9la0e leoereoe Oaiaa Reierat ira
Q}eoet i aoncertpalGet og De par
l bpert 5ol0 enige ON, at De 9e.
pier, iom gait. Iborien % 6r.
6reece bab0e benottet. og ION De
iremlagOe / oct neoenior omtalte
eitermeoe. oar egte. IA De io'r
fife meO Snot.
Qio0et / aoncertpai9et TOO, iaa
oiot ri ifonue0e, / en- pis 6orbin.
belle meo. 6oa0 ri ganife fort meo.
oelte / Gr. 81 ON aompen moo
Rormonerne 0erbiemme.
Men 5oa0 Der iarIig nteresie.
rer os Der. Oct er BET gepis - eaer
aompmateriaIe. Mormonerne BAR
ere6et til.
Sig mig, b0em Oh omgaas, iaa
ifaI ieg iiae Dig, boem 6u er."
@ormonerne ioriparer Jig meo
befenote friitenoomsiienoife gla.
oes Reierater, og iaa t~iIfsier a9i-
fuben": ~Eresien ipnes imiolertio
at bnpe peret enie ON 6reeces 6io.
TO"
9eriom glaoet bnDoe iagt
Smubspresen / Ste6et for
uFresien~, ioa bopOe Oct maaife
pastel.
Nen itiffeIige BLADE. iom ri
IPier, bar netop enige on oct moo.
latte.
Ren ri fol bioiptte enfeltc.
9ruoitptfer al Oct. iom y9ifuben~
benptter, ioa fan pore 2piere ie.
bDiIfen aanO Der eoor igennem Oct.
oa oerira osmme ON R%ormonernes
aanOsilpgtifab.
~efitrnblo0et": Ban beaDnote
oltiaa itrofs at gIaOe zig. De init
mere bellige Mgoer er altio De
moriomite."
rNan ier. at en- &. ). Il. ~.
@ierne ira amerifa (1et er 6r.
5reecc. Der bentp6es til) i lin aon.
Itruftion life er opientlig Gormo.
oentlig er Der uoelaot Gr6et Tor.
itellie) fra Dem, Ri fenoer aennem
I. Cts. Olfert Ricbaros 2ogifl =
San ieIo ion meget ifuiiet no. %
bans Slutningstiraoe: 9na0 pil
ben oonife Reeerine gsre? life,
inale6es iom ban MI / @arrpffe
bar oeret onnt til BET i GngIonb,
bIeb beipnret meo ct: afIfaffe aens.
6riften ne0 Qopi"
YSOciol9 %emofrnten":
oWormnnerne foriporeoe ia
brnpt q eftermeoet / ben fife Sal,),
greb ct Bar Gonge De oonife Bro.
tier / Ssen og Gerfi0i oe intte Sr.
8reece til 8egs. Diffusion blep
til Si6er ion boIoiom, at garterne
bar oeo at rpge ! 9otterne poa
binanoen."
puoen at Bresien, Der
ifulbe ogmme gorterne imelIem,
formooeoe at ofgsre, ON Mormoner.
ne, iom 6r. Greece tiger. er 3or.
6rDoere eler Blot nogIe Spefular.
ter | ReligisIitet."
y5oIfets anis":
9ge0 1t.9ioen ilntteoe bet Inf.
feoe Nsoe, og BresIens Reprpien.
tonter, Ser bar Gommere | Stri-
ben, bar one eniee ON, of Mor.
monerne onr be ieiren6e, oe at Ns.
bet bar ct 0eoerIag for be lumre
Wisiionsfolf."
De anfsrte 8ruoitnffer er WunO.
smag at bet Materiale, iom Wor.
monblaoet foriporer lin Seft meo.
Oct er fun to Ting, pi Der bel
hnhAo hot otfo OF NJ RreSfpua
The herald., 1911-02-23
THOMPSON-RELk.

At the residence of Rev. J. w. Booth,
Vallette street, Friday, Feb. Il, 1911,
at p. m. in the presence of a few
friends, Miss Gala c. Thompson, of
this city, and Mr.. ]. T. Belk of Glen
fawn, Texas, were joined in the holy
bonds of matrimony. Owing to the
absence of the brides father. which
was unavoidable, it was decided that
they would make no display.
Miss Gala c. Thompson is the eld-
est daughter of Capt. and Mrs. c. A.
Thompson, a valued employee of the
U. S. Government, Mr.. Belk having
met her in Gulfport, Miss, where Miss
Thompson formerly resided and has a
host of friends.
Mr.. Belk is a popular young man of
Northeast Texas and also an employee
of Uncle Sam.
The herald., 1911-02-23
WILL CELEBRATE ST. PATRIck'S
DAY.

The st. Patrick's Day celebration in
this city, as usual will consist of re-
ligious celebration in the morning at
the Church of the Holy Name of Mary,
when the members of the order and
the Ladies' Auxiliary will attend in a
body the solemn high mass at nine
o'clock A special sermon will be
preached for the occasion.
The members of the order residing
on the other side of the river will as
semble at the ferry landing, head of
Canal street, at a. m, Friday, March
Il, wearing badges. and take the ferry
for Algiers, where the members of Di-
vision No will be in waiting, when
under the marshalship of Col. John P.
Sullivan, State President, the entire
body will march to the church.
In the evening a banquet will be
held at Hotel Tranchina, West End.
The herald., 1911-02-23
AlGIERS lEvEE LINE.

The members of the Orleans Levee
Board Thursday made an official in.
spection of the levees in Orleans Par.
ish on the right bank of the river, (Al.
giers), from the jefferson Parish line
to the Plaquemines Parish line, those
on the trip being President Jules c.
Koenig, J. F. Muller, George S. Smith,
]. P. Vezien, Chief Engineer Sidney
F. Lewis, Attorney Bernard McClos-
key, Secretary Peter Muntz and AS
sistant Engineer Davis. 1t took them
seven hours to cover the ground, the
trip being made in automobiles. In
view of the approaching high water
the board desired to be thoroughly in
formed at first hand as to the condi-
ton of the levees. The result of the
inspection was satisfactory.
The herald., 1911-02-23
PUBLIC SCHOOL HOLIDAYS.

Superintendent Gwinn of the public
schools announced Tuesday that the
schools will be closed for half day
Friday to permit the children to view
the Elks' parade. This was author
lied by the School Board on request
of the Elks. The evening schools will
be closed Thursday night, on account
of the Momus parade, and Monday and
Tuesday nights. There will be a SEES
sion Friday night.
Assistant Superintendent Bauer re-
ceived a quantity of buttons bearing
a picture of the Davis monument. The
buttons were distributed as souvenirs
to the school children taking part in
the unwilling ceremonies yesterday.
The herald., 1911-02-23
PREMATURE EXPLOSION.

The premature explosion of a charge
OF dynamite at the Aurora plantation,
several miles down the coast, on Wed.
nesday forenoon resulted in the in.
jury of three men employed as engi.
neers at the place, two of whom, Rob.
ert and Henry Norman, are sons of
Overseer Thomas Norman. The other
is Emile Bruno, of No. $40 Pacific ave
nue.. The victims were only slightly
hurt.
Information concerning the accident
reached the police after o'clock Wed
nesday night, although it was IL
o'clock in the forenoon when it oc
CURED. The three men were prepar
ing to blow up stumps on the planta
ton, and were testing fuse, when OF
a sudden and for some reason not ex
planned, there was a report, and all
three were injured. Robert Norman
was hurt about the left leg, and Henry
Norman about the right side, while
Bruno was hurt about the body and
eyes.
The victims were brought to the
home of DR.. A. c. King by the senior
Mr.. Norman, and there had their in
juries attended to. Upon the doctors
advice, Bruno also was taken to the
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Hospita
for treatment of his eyes. All were
afterwards taken to their homes.
The herald., 1911-02-23
Ok. J. c. BARR TO PREACH SUN
DAY NEXT AT THE PYTHIAN
HALL

Next Sunday being the fourth SUM-
day OF the month, the Rev. DR.. ]. c.
Barr will preach in the above hall at
$3.50 o'clock. DR.. Barr has many
friends in Algiers outside his congre-
cation. and no doubt they and their
friends will turn out in great numbers
to hear him preach Sunday next.
Possibly DR.. Barr will have some.
thing to say about the $4,000 beuuest
by the late Mr.. w. R. McKowep to
the Presbyterian Hospital, news of
which was received by him Monday
morning last.
DR.. Barr states that Mr.. McKowen.
whom ne knew very well, was one of
the staunchest members in the Pres.
byterian church, a man of exemplary
character, and greatly beloved in his
community.
Mr.. McKowen had shown a deem in.
terest In the movement to establish
the Presbyterian Hospital, and his be.
quest is substantial expression of
that interest.
The herald., 1911-02-23

patch, but the village mail was late.
and it was an hour before he reached
his own gate again. The house was
In darkness. There was no singing.
The cat sat on the steps Of the kitchen
door and meowed dismally.
Deacon Dolby was not alarmed.
There was the well pump. and there
was the dipper on its nail. and he
pumped himself a drink of water, pet
ted the cat for a moment and then en-
tered the dark house and lighted a
lamp. He did not call upstairs or
down cellar. He did not look under
the table or the bed. He had brought
from the postoffice a circular on bee
raising. and he sat down at the table
and pulled off his shoes and began
reading
When three minutes had passed
there was a long drawn groan. In
two minutes more there was another.
Then came a moan like a November
gale sweeping over a farm under a
81 500 mortgage.
Inc deacon heard, but he was not
disturbed. He was reading that hon.
eybees were divided into two classes,
the workers and the drones, and that
the workers were soft marks for the
drones. the same as in human life.
/ Eskimos and Tobacco.
The Eskimos will not allow their
women to use tobacco In any form.
The herald., 1911-02-23
Algerines at Law.
Real Estate Transfers.

Joseph Rumore to Giuseppe Cor
teze, lot Brooklyn, Diana, Teche anc
Newton, 5000 cash. Dreyfous. notary
Mrs. Annie l.. Fox to Henry j
Keogh. lot LeBoeuf, Patterson, Whit
ney and Pelican, 1900 cash. Maho
ney, notary.
Leonard F. Gisch to Third District
Bldg. Association, lot Pacific, Elmira
Eliza and Eyelina. $3.50 cash.
Purchaser to vendor, same property
$7Sc terms.
Mrs. William II. Riley to Robert l.
Riley, interest in lot Pacific, Elmira
Evelina and Eliza, $3.50 cash.
Robert l.. Riley 10 Third District
Bldg. Assn, lot in above square, $2,25C
cash.
Purchaser to Mrs. Leonard F. Gisch
same property. $2,OSO terms. Zengel,
notary.
Brown Realty Co, Ltd, to Wesley
Williams. lots Nelson, Lawrence,
Shepard and lands of property of Oil
yier's, $500 cash.
Brown Realty Co., Ltd, to Mrs. Chas
E. Esnard, 4 lots Barataria, Nelson
Olivier's property and Seymours pro
perty, Sl20 cash. Vidrine, notary.
Fred c. Webert ct ais to MoritZ F
Webert, lot Belleville, Alix, Eliza and
Vallette REIMBURSEMENT.
The herald., 1911-02-23
Civil District Court.

Succession of Mrs. Christopher
Thompson amounts to $lO,SS2.9S.
Succession of AdOlph p. Baudler
and wife, Civil District Court for the
Parish of Orleans, Division Z. NO.
$4,000.
Whereas, Jos. X. Gonzales has petl-
toned the honorable Civil District
Court for letters of administrator on
the estate of the late Adolph +. Bau-
der and wife, deceased, intestate.
Notice is given to all whom it may
concern to show cause within ten days
why the prayer of said petitioner
should not be granted.
BY order of the Court.-Thomas Con
nell, Clerk.
Succession of Thos. Finnegan, tu-
torship. p. f. Hennessey, attorney.
The herald., 1911-02-23
ANNUAL SPEED CARNIVAL

New Orleans, La, Feb. 1S.-(Spe
ciaD.-The third annual Mardi Gras
speed carnival will be run at the Fail
Grounds track in New Orleans begin
ming next Saturday, Feb. 25, and con
tinuing through the 9th. In con
! junction with the races an automobile
| show will be conducted in the grand
stand building, the show opening Fri
| day at noon and remaining open dur
ing the race meet.
For the motor car show twenty
eight dealers have bought space. Three
motor boat exhibits and eight acces'
sorry exhibits have also been contract
ed for, while several applications for
space have been refused because all
available room has been sold.
The races have drawn the largest
entry list on record for a mile track
meet. No less than twenty-five cars
have been entered while the probabil.
ity is that five more cars will be nam.
ed before the meet. Robert Burnham
and Arthur Chevrolet will enter with
Bucks. The list follows:
John Aitken, in National.
Lewis Strang, Louis Larsonneur
and Will Jones, with three Cases.
Caleb Bragg, with the 80 horse pow
er Fiat Cyclone.
Louis Disbrow, with two National
cars. He will probably have racing
partner.
Harry Endicott, with two Cole cars
He will probably have partner.
Fred Belcher, in a Knox.
Frank Kulick and partner, in Fords
Walter Donnelly, in a Cino.
A. j. jacksonville, in a Corbin four
T. S. Duby, in a Midland six.
John S. Ireland, in a Midland four.
H. B. Pennebaker, in a Stearns 80
S. l.. Speer, in a Jackson.
James Benzie, in a Jackson.
Harry Cohen and Witt, in two E
NJ. F. cars.
John Walker, in a Marquette-Buick
David Besuden, in a Buick special
Ellis Joubert, in a Ford.
Jack Tower, in a Warren-Detroit
Bob Evans, in a Warren-Detroit.
In addition to the automobile races
two motorcycle races will be run each
day. In these events the cracks OF
America will compete. Those entered
to date are: Arthur Mitchell, of Los
Angeles; A. G. Chapple, of Boston
Robert Stubs, of Birmingham; H. G.
Baker, of Indianapolis; Oscar Clarke,
of Dallas, Texas; Edward Hasha, of
Dallas, Texas; Roy Wickline, of San
Antonio; and Val Jansen, of New Or.
leans.
The meet and show is under the
personal direction of Homer c. George
who has entire charge of the manage.
ment. This is the third year in which
the Mardi Gras races have been given
though it is the first show ever at.
tempted in New Orlans. All the daal.
ers are enthusiastic over the pros.
poets, while nothing like it has ever
been seen for mile track racing.
The herald., 1911-02-23
Second City Court.
New Suits.

Mike Gallagher VS.. Mrs. A. kenney'
claim for 81 for rent.
Luke Gillin VS.. VIM. Deblieux' clainh
for s2S for rent, and writ of proVi'
sional seizure.
Jos. Lamana VS.. Sebastian Regusa'
claim for SIS, merchandise.
Marcel L. Bernard, agent, VS.. w.
Murphy and occupants, rule for pos
session of premises, 4S6 LeBoeuf Ave.
A. Danielson vs.. p. II. Brandon ana
occupants, rule for possession OF pre-
misses, 610 Olivier street.
Marcel l.. Bernard, agent, VS.. W. D.
Powers and occupants. rule for pos
session of premises, 1873 Lavergne St
John NJ. Couget VS.. John Vallette'
claim for $10.75, for merchandise.
M. H. Morse VS.. Mrs. NJ. Kennedy
claim for $50 for rent, and for writ OF
provisional seizure, docket satisfied.
A. Kerseths, agent, VS.. Josephine
Mayfield, claim for s2S rent, and writ
of provisional seizure.
The herald., 1911-02-23
BAPTISMS.

The following baptisms took place
Sunday at the Church of the HOLY
Name of Mary:
Dorothy Alberta Weidman, daugh
ter of Thelo Weidman and Katie Fox
Sponsors, Jacob Leuff and Bertha
Ruprich.
Thomas Lawrence Baratina, son Of
Lawrence Baratina and Agnes Bealer
Sponsors, John Ghiradelh and Mrs
Mike Bealer.
William Bruce North, son of viii
liam Bruce North and Elma Thibaud
Sponsors, Ben. Giblin and Louise Thi
baud.