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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-11
Usooie1ou sdnserd)or.

Nn kr ,Whiiieal grhanee" fdnb
aeIi<rn Rahmittas ni. rtselmdbise
Weriommlung bes obie.n Bersins
itatt, in ipsther Serr 1uso artn ben
gorlis nno 6err Sxnrp Alkrs bas
YrctpioII fiibrie. auf Ginlnoung bss
Ghneiaer N1nner6ors ipirb iih Der
Uerein am 81. Desember b. J. on osis
fen In Der Central 1urnhalls ituttfins
henben Gbriftbaum @.rlooiuns NIT
aam in eorpor.1 betheiligtu. Giir
bic Gbriitbaum Dsrlooiung Der
Deuticb amerif. Gssenisitigsn llns
ieritisunas geIsllfhoft puresn
1ideis i'm Betrage BON S. iibernonls
men. Qlls Biihsrrepiiicns aomm'ts
tee purben bic 6err.n Jatcb Rudsrs,
6enrp Rieboff unb guiioo Wingsl sr@
nanni. Der ausidub fir ok am
n66ften Spnntos In Der Nrbeitsrbaae
fsaitfinpenbe GbriitbaumsB Bsrlocinns
NIT 1ons bsridtete. bab sr ale Wors
ttr,itunafn in 6Gnosn babe uno nnl
udnfien Wittpoh abeno NIT BEN
Ddmentommitke nod eins Sisung
cbbalseu tperbe, nm a1es enoailtis Sil
srlebiasn unb einsn Grfcls su fihsrn,
Die Ginnabm.n betrusen $8 une BIZ
Nusqoben S29.40. 6kraut fpurot 5n'
gaeupabl Der Beamten gslnrlstsH, ci'
fotaenbes Refultoi srecb:
pr6fibens: Sulius Hrer.
| Wise prGTibent: Ben. 6astomp.
grot. Gefretdr: henrp albert.
| syinonss S.sreiGr: albert ariiger.
| Ghasmsiiisr: gbcs. aiib1.
| 1. Bibliotbetar: WM. Rdnb<r.
| 2. 9ibliothetnr: Alfree SAmurr.
| /. Dirineut: Nlbert Geper.
| Q. Diriaent: ghas. Aubn.
,sobnentrds.r (neue): Ben. 6as'
lamp: olie Iahne: albert Rriissr,
| Deleaoisn su ben Der. Sdngsrn'
bsnrp alkrs. pblip Deb.
Deltadien gum .Stnct Utrbono
6enrp Mlkrb, gbas. aubl.
Dertpaltungsrnih: Wm. Sdltiin'
esr, 0enrp pftiffer nno Jren. Dtla
Roleitor: Saeob Weinarb.
| Rad Der 0erfammlung bsgdbtn ilt
| Bic gnipeienben nah Der arbeiter'
bale, um an Der Ghriitbdunoerloo
Hung bes Geuionia Wdnnsrnors tbtil'
3untbmen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-11
9emtpnia Nytdnner1pr.
Siibider GrfOls Der seitrisem Gbriit'
banm.0erlooinmg nit Eans.

g8ern bic @eibuadtstage beran.
nabelt reet es itt3's tn ben Delitlder
Bereinen iittb in Den nleilten oerielbeu
tDeroen fitbid]e GmiItba1int-Berioo4
.ilingen nit i1nhfoleeaben Ian36en
Deranltaltet, BET benen opd beu "a.
men uno paifiDen Witglisbern. bic
Ddgreno ee5 a5abreS rid)t piel 8cle'
geitbeit erbalten, ON octt gereinsle-
ben tbeil3unebmen, @elegenbeit gebo.
ten miro. iif) 81 aniiiircn. Zen 0tei-
gen biefer 5eitlihfciter eroffnete ge.
itern Der 3elitoilia Rdunerhor IN Der
4rbeiterbaae uno CT barf nit StoI3
auf Sen cr5ielten erfolg 5urilfbltden.
Shon frilb am Rad1mittog, ais Die
iseitli6teit ibren Nnfang nahm uno
ote Tdnen fditn1 3eit gebabt battelt,
Die Sunoerte bon Artifeln ipeltle lie
ieit @of,en fiir Die @erioollmg 5u-
ianmeu gebrnht batter, aus3uleger,
fanoen lid Die sSeitbeiiidler ein, bic
nit ibreu Wanunon nift fargten, 10
ooB bic Irbeitsbiencn, meIhe Die
2oole abiesten, leidtes Spiel battelt
nnb elm hiibideS Siiuurlhen in Die
8ercinsfaiie fIoB.
8dbreno oes sIbenos fpuroe aub
nod gum Son5e oitfgeipielt ulo nift
MIR bic Witglieoer oes feitaebenbe.
gereins, ionbcrn auh bieientgeu an
Serer 8eionapercine, Die erihienc!l
maren, triigen bnrf berrIid)e Sieoer'
portrdee 5ur aaeen1eiren llnterbois
tunq BET Inter ben erid)ienenen
gereincn befanoen iif Der 8ooofelloru
Sdngerdyor, goperiid)e Mdnnerfor,
Sflpei5cr Ndnnerfor, Gooiellcps
Sdraertor, Weiteno Wdnnertor,
Clifton 5eigbts @eiarqnerein, Der
Sonnooeroner lint. .8erein 9to. Die
@ilbeIm Tel Gage, :. 6. 8. g., ulto
bic anisbts Of Cosmos.
Gas riibrige Serrcu. uno Iarelt'
aomntittee, tpelden 5iun QroBtcn
lheil Der GrfoIa bcs sSeites 81 per'
eorfen mar. beItanS aus ,Sclacnoen:
,,Sobu gnnebrof. 8ori.: Chris. ain-
fer, Sohn 9tunf, 2ouiS Stte, aarl
,Sppalnien, Grit 5IcSoermann, Sefr. !;
Srau Senrp aerrper, 2rait aart sSo'
bonlier unb oen Srduleirs anna
aenlpcr, antnlic Stunt, gtatlISeHunf,
Bertha @eIternnnn, Sohannu 9eie'
mann, Gona Insaner, Siloa JIeooer'
/ mann.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-11
rFsanslpeisbtsrs@ ssrtaftel.

3lusi pom ben bier -pennpipstgb.
terSs fpfi1s por eiHiger 3sit sinen
Dicmcntring I'm Merib BON $210 IN
tenn Juuelitresln6ft bss R. s. 0rsens
lpclb, Rp. 603 Walnut Strdbe. tnts
ipenbsssn. btfinben fiH in ben p6notn
Der polioei. Der % Sabre ate Joe
Gtanep pon Goiibourne 9erroee uisrbs
ssfsrn Don ben Otbeimpoiisiittn QUIT
lein unb pflus Dtrbdftti. iDdHstnD
Glpp< 0opRe bon Gcbinston. 0p, In
gendnnte, Gtabt perbaftet luuroe,
OrnRsp iOll Elm Gsn6nbnib abgflsoi
bdb<n. Gf tbeilie Der poli3si mit. ipa
esr asnobIen< Ring ptrtoufi lu1sbl
uuD isbitrsr luurbt uoH ber g)eltjkl
yDiebksstlunat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-11
Gterblidf feitSberiMt.

/. Wino g. Garner, 80, 215 Mtn 8.
Npsr,a<; DarmpsrIhlinsung.
Aorsp @. Wniers. az. 1101 Of 3.
Etrabe; 2sberperbdrtuns.
Gnfreiter Resina. 80. Rotre Dame
Aiofsgr; Hrebs.
Other Aeffn.r. SO. Glendale. Dbio;
nirninlns.
GlIsn Grop. n. 814 Rihmrnb
Sstnbs; QunsenidDinbfuht.
Winnie 6artndnn. 45, 1915 8roaos
nan; ldbniung.
Nsaibe aram.r. 70, 1856 gaiiern
.Wptnus; Goreoma.
Carlton g. Hropn. 70. 1884 Qous
ben Mnenne.
Barbara Diers. SO. I'LL yors
GtrdBs: 3u6sriranikit.
0brorb galIoaban, 81, 624 Sf 8.
Npsnnes Nierehleibsn.
Jnd 6dfner. %. 663 Wst Wes
Widsn Mpeune; 2ung.neni3iinbune.
Jchn q. Ban aeupen. 81. 255l
McoSburn apenue; Snqusit tn Der
Ghrpst<. @ayof
Games Moors, SO. CITADEL 6ctel;
Ghipinofunt.
WlaanoIene, Weber. SO. Clifton
beiatil; gsisrenleiben.
auaufs u. Beper. A. 2410 Spring
Grops Mrsnue; Jnqu.F in Snnste.
Ruth Carlton. z Wondte, 1928
Epring Drope apsnue; 2ungsneut5iirss
buia.
Mnn ReilIp. SO. 1896 Meft 8. aps.;
lRrsnlsinen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-11
Neiaer lleberiaG.

Tlprris Heuer, a SABRE uIi. bon
10. 1414 Glop Gtrobt. stns ssiftrn
&tenb bic Nine &iroBe tntlGrg. dls
an Der Ode ber 9. Mpenue pl6tlin eiu
Mann ouf i'm 3ufprong uHb i'm mil
llnenl stlpoltigen Gdufn6lns II boi
GeftMi ia Dobtn itredtt. 5m 6ofpl.
III helIk e fdb teraus. bdt Ntuel
elnen 0ru@ bes Nafenbtins erlitten
Sfte. q srtl1rte. bor ldueertr 9eii
6kreit mil sinsm eeniHtH Dam g..
taM unb feitbem me9rere Gtp4brief'
son bemielben eg4dIteH ~ boben. Dtl
gloJl)si fa5abet laf ~ Qoan
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-11
GuyiiaSiid)er gerImit.

2ouis Cent pon go. 622 prospstt
pIace melbeit ssf,ern psr peli3ei. bah
feinsr Jrau auf Der Geimiobrt Don BEN
lprit 1beoisr In timer Apcubate Gar
Gin aoIDenes. NIT toitbaren Gttinsn BE-
isttes Mrmbdnn I'm Mert4e bon 500
obbanbtn gttcmmen III. Of % ji6 nm
einsn Diebitabl bonhslt. oeer % gran
Qeui baS Armbcno jnidlio peE(sgell
bat, Iieb ii4 ui&t fsfhenes.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-11
ct. 9lloDiins - aiienDerei,t
GrfreuIi9er 8ups9s 90 ntneH 1its
plieberm.

Die monatIids Ueriammtuns bes
ct. Nl0piius Waiienpereins fonD ess
tern 0ahmittag unter bem WorEb BON
6errn Merner gibmeper unD Der prc.
tcfo1fiibruHe BON 5errn George 3.
Shranb in Der ct. Warien Shulboue
ftoti.
Der Woritanbsberift, tptlfkr 5ur
gerleiung unb 4nnabme geIansts, sms
pfabl, bab bic Ginfiibrune Der neuen
genmten am Gonntas, 7. Sanuar. In
Der ct. Sohannes Ghulbole itattfin.
be. yiir bic RenoDiruna Der 4ltdre
in Der aapeQe Der aHftalt fperben
5000 eeforoert.
Nus bsm Ghpeiiernberiht geht
heroor, bab i'm Qauf. bes Wonats 3
Ainber aus bem Ddiienboule entlufs
fen tpuroen. Die 3dhl Der atnoer be.
trdst 264, baoon 118 anaben uno 146
Wdnhen. Ter aafenbeitonb betrug
am /. Ropember $57.19, Die Ginnabs
men tpdbrenb Des Wonats beliefen iih
auf $191.5O, bic 4ussaben ouf $35
55c unD sits fpurben Dem ShaBm.i.
| fer iibsr.pieien, 10 bab $38.14 in Der
aaife perbfieben.
Der Beridt Der WdHrihter ii6er
bic am 3. Ge3ember abasboi!ens Dors
itanbstpdbl ldutete tpie folgt:
prdToent - M.rner giBmeper.
8ise.prGjibeni - Goiparo guFe.
Griter SetretGr-Geo. 3. Shrdnb.
3fpeiter Sstretdr-4nion Runne.
baum.
9ritter SetretGr-6einrih p0.tsr.
Griter Shasmeiter - Sohn 8.
Weiners.
3ip.it.r Shabm.iiter-2orenb Bed.
| @srtpdltsr - 1ko. sbale, u. Riss
mann. Ghas. Ditirod.
| Griier Jobnsntrdser - 8. Jrei.
erfte Jahn.nbesl.it.r - 5ermann
8ennins, bn. SEEMING.
| 3peiter iSabn.utrds.r - Deter
Motf6.
3peite Jabnsnbesleiter - 1bso.
godborit, sJobn Shoti.ltotit.
Sn g.sus auf bi. biamanien. Gsier
oes 8ereins berihtete Der Grobmar'
Iftan, 5err DoIi, os8 bic GAIL Der
Reit.r fir Die srob. purab. cine BIN
r.ihenoe iei uno bab am .rfien Conn
taa i'm .ydnuar cine 0eriammluns BET
MaritGa. ftatifinben tpsro.. um Dor.
btreituneen fiir bic pdrabe su treifeH
Ias neue Spe5ialtommitse. bes Der
ems fuiro iih am 3. Sountas I'm 80
ruor orsaniIir.n.
| Sn Der SiBuna bss gp.sial.on,mit'
tees, in Der 6err CD. Sspaln Der
0priib unb 5,rr 6p. aolsmeDer bas
prctotolI fiihrie. tpurben foig.noe Der
rem sur Nlitalisbihaft porseihlus.r
nnb BON 9erein nufaenommsn: Grso
Dretpe, Geo. Z. GsoeHharbt, 2ti
aampe, 8. 6. Gang. 8. 3. FaDi.l
Weiner, gern. Robbe, 8. =. RHnnin5
Or. Mm. 6. Sdmiotsr. 8. 7. goin
.. grsmsrins, Sr., Jof. g. Dtahcff
Dm. qlonn.. Dittor arehnbrini, Geo
9lua, 4lons goition, 60. r. gnrtntr
Gua. r. Builder. Qmbr. grttmnnn
S.baitian abel. 2ortnb SonHeu. aar
Rattle, sof. alus. Deter e,poIb. On
Sonnenb.ra. gbas. Wtuer, sSr.. Dn
Kramer. CD. 8. ablers. Gerf. glfen
=. 8. Sdulte, Grant 5p. Beuiine
gbos. .. Mlorris. Sof. Sdulis, mm
shpemberssr. 2ebenslduslihes Wii
lelisb: Gb. JaniI.n.
4ls seitorben nurosn berihttt
Bern. 9unie. Ghos. !. Rpdn. Wm
1stsrs. germ. 1erbalIe. Z. 8. Wl0mts
9hsc. Gr0ne unb Sobn Weiterer.
Die ginnnbm.n betrusen $3759.5C
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Der go Sabre ate Wottbiv Diss
tsris, BON SO. 1404 Bremen Gtrcbs,
ipeldxr om %. RoDemt<r On Gpring
Orcpe Mp<nue unb Gtroish Strobe
BON sinem cusfhlnsenoen pftrbe gts
trcfFsa ,purbe. III I'm itdbisintn 6os
ipisaI isinsn ger!tsuusen trieesn. Der
Coroner orbnete eintn Jnquef an.
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estsssssfztrIid.e 0ri6nasbsa.

Die sleins brei Sabte oiie DefAits
Ekpti pom Golem. Dbio. fiel gextsn
h M. Ride Der Drou miQiom 0rils
- 4. SO. 6820 Mibee apenne III
|6llt bibss. Bel nsidber BE 81 ~
I&t ipIIie, IN sinen ouf beM 0u6b 6bebsa
ef1l nit beibtm 8uDer ~ efil1ttn
ri of anb So9 ~ 0s6gwrnesk
- o11llg &5rper y. NED ! - -
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ben 9amen, ipelhe bem Gommittee
ourh ibre Nrbeit unteritiibten, als
Ddnt Elm 9untett gu geben. Mud fpure
be beidlofien. cine NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
runs unter ben attipen Ginger gu
neranitalten. Dus 8ergniisunsstome
mittee tpurbe beuuftragt, bic 4rranssz
ments su treffen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-11

6sutise ,pidtise Gibuns Der gaatioRals
RommiFion tn Rem gort. - prd=
iibsnt 9errmann bat fsinsH neuen
9duptIing eeiiHert. - Wirb beHen
Namen morgtn funogsben. - Dix
Neubauten I'm bieiigen gallpart.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-11

6eute tritt bic National> aommiIs
iipn, beiteknb aus Serrn 4ug. 5errs
mann unb ben beibsn prdIioenten
lpnh unb Jobnfon, in Rsfp Yort un>
tsr bemgorfite bes griteren aufamz
rrsn, um bic Nngeleesnheit b.s uners
laubien 5i6stpertaufs on bic fog.
.GeaIpers pdbrsnb ber lebten
W<Itmeiiterf6afts Ssrie Don Spie@
len in Rem Dori uno pbilaoslpbia,
ipoburh bas pubiifum in unDeri4Gmz
teiier Weiie iiberportbsilt purbe, in
llrtsrfudung su oieben, 2luF benz Wege
bes gefebes tonnen bic Saulbiaen leiz
Der nidt CUR Strafe sebrodt perbsn,
bod tpirb man ibnsn our9 eeeignete
Dor..bruns fiir bic 3utunft bas un>
faubtre 5anoDert gu Isgsn oerfuten.
Mlle 4usfihten beuten bdrauf bin,
bab bas ndbitiGbrias Spislprogromm
um ipenisftens cine BO6s absetiir5t
tperben ipirb, 10 baB Der aampf UNI
bic DsItmeift.riHoft 5pii6en ben Be-
trsffenben Qigasgbampions 2lnfdngs
CtiOber Gpdkitens om 81 Beginner
tam.
Sn ein.m ssnterpiep ertlGrte am
Sonitag prdiibent aug. 5errmann
auf B.fraeen In Nep Dprt: sd babe
jest meine Mobl fir ben Ra6ToIger
bes 5GupiIings Griffitb sur 2situug
Der rR.bs" in 1912 sstroffsn, tperbe
ben Ramen bes Mns.rtorenen aber
nift bDr ndHHen Disnitag, mad 9srs
Sosuns Der SahresperIammIung bes
Direttoriums Der Hdt. 2iga, psrofz
fentIiden. W.ine WabI tpirb allses
rnsin iibtrraihen, neil Der Ram. bis
Der untsr ben pielen geipertsrn nod
Hiht senannt fporben 1T. SD babe 10
Ionse nit Der gntideiounq gs3ossrt,
nm Der prefe Gelesenheit 3u 9ebsn,
Fid in ibren Rdtbihldgtn unb Wut6>
mobunseH polIitdnbie gu sri6opfsn.
Dies 1T s,'6eben, unb perbe ih am
nafiten Dieuiias Der Sdmpagns untsr
ben gintinnaiier .3eitunsen iiber bieIe
Ans.l.s.nb.it .in befri.oig.np.s gnoe
MAIDEN
Die Qifie Der aanbioaten fir Qeis
ierihoft Der ,Rebs" in 1912 .ntbdlt
bic folsenbsu 9lamen: Sintsr, Gpers.
Brcpn, Zimmerman. Suggins,
Sipe.nep. qea6, Dooin, giap Smttb.
glpmer, Wlithen unb 6otIisea. 9o
Gerrn 5errmann's Dabl ni6t auf ei.
nsn Der Obenssnannten s.falen 81
isin fheint. befinbea iih bic bi.Iiesr
Gans in fieberhoftsr Gpannuns. 81
tpurDe inbefsn Riemanoen bier ishl
iiberrafh.n oher sur Gldse QulaB gss
ben. folIs 6err Jranf Bancroft, oa:
oIte .arieesrob" oes RotionalIpi.ls
| issieer g.i4Gftsfii6rer Der ~R.os"
ben 0oeel obeeihoifeu Bate.
Die Jortffritt. in Der 4rbeit al
ben, rieiigen Reubouten i'm bieiieer
Boapcrte finb pobrbdfi iibtrrafheno
Den Greunhtn uub g0nnern De
YRsbs" lit Elm gsIuh bss 9artss nab
tenb oes siinfis.n Meiiers nnsura
tbeH, bonn bort tpiro grobortisss Uni
llnertportetts ibr Jnter.fIe beanipru
d<r. Gin. stpuH3is JuB bote Ran.
Dirb ben ean3ez Spielplas Elm
fdiiebeu.
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II II { dtle.

- Duolsp goin, Elm SO Sabre al.
ter 6etser ppn go. 1455 9laoftons
4benue oIitt seitern on Der aemper
Game uno GaIteru 4penue aus uno
sps ii6 i'm 5alen einen Sruh oes
reften Jubgeieuts Su. gr trurce
nah oeu ftdbttiteu 9ufpttal eebradt.
- Douglas Sobnfpn. Elm 80 Sabre
alter SQustnsht Don go. BOT 0eprse
5trabe alitt geftern nabe ieiner Mob
nunQ auf benz 5eitenpeoe aus uHo
brad ein gein. potrolpagen l
bra6te ben 8srunglIdten nah een
6oipitol.
prpbirt IL. Q. WtetoI ppinh
"a =
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ttbnnbslnben Mr3ie Dr. 4. o. Genour
fiir lsbenssefGbrlid gsbaltsn tperben.
Drou g. g. Scott, bic Wlutttr bss Der<
tinsiiidten ainbes. iit infclgs bee
Shredens fhip.r ertrantt.
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Oroke Cper.
9as einmaliss Gaitipiel finbet bsnts
Abenn in Der Muiiibaas ftatt.

Qm Wontag abenb ptrb Cincinnati
irieber einmalgelegtnheit .rbalt.n, .ine
Opsr 81 borsn. Sieg bicagosr Spsrnsss
IeaItait piro ndmlif an bsm ab.uo
Elm 9oftip<I in Der Muiit6olle abs
iolpirtn unb BEL bisfer Geleeenbsit
5onisstti's .2utia hi 2ammermDor"
CUR QuifIhrung brineen. Die Srds
germ Der GitelroIle III 2uiia Setrass
ami, Die bier in Der psrfIoHsn.n Scis
ion eelsgsntIi6 zines aonserts 10
slGn3snbs sriumpbs esieiert bot. Die
iitrigsn RoQsH iiuo sbsnfalls bur4
arGfte eritsn Ranses kieBt uno bic
auffiibruns piro infoIseo.hen cine in
ieSer biniiht sldnseaoe rperosn.
Die pouItanbig. geiesung 1T pis
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Ipl9l.
9utia Guiia 5etraS5ini
4liid. Rinuie gsentr
Gbanroc !. amaoeo guiIt
Gpro 4ihton . 4lfreop Gotta
Raimonbo gerarno 8eroroi
4rturo emilio 9enturini
aopelImsiItsr, attiIio 9oreQi.
Der Dprosrtduf Der Gintrittstarten
finb.t BEL Der Ruopiph Wurliser Co.,
Ro. 117-121 Of 4. 4pe., itott.
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prpbirt IL. Q. Wsetal ppift@
unh -gar,sepers Grieuo1. -
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-12-20
IN MEMORY OF EMMET
Memorial Service and Concert to be Held in Poli's Theatre in March on
 Sunday Nearest His Birthday.

Congressman James Hammil of New Jersey will be the speaker at the memorial services for Robert Emmet to be held on the Sunday nearest his birthday in March. The annual meeting of the club was held last night and the following officers elected. s
 President, William Clifford; vice president, John O'Connell; recording secretary, Patrick Mccarthy; finan. ,ial secretary, James H. Rooney: treasurer, James Farnan; trustee for three years. Charles J. Byrne; board ,f management for three years, James Feeley.
 The committee to arrange for the memorial celebration. and concert in honor of Robert Emmet consists of John O'Connel, James Whaley, Will liam Clifford Thomas Spears and James H. Rooney.
 The members of the club consider themselves fortunate in having SC. cured so able speaker as Congress man Hammil. A number of musical artists of ability will take part in the concert program which is always an interesting part of the exercises. The event will be held in Polls thea ire s4
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-12-20
WHEN SAMUEL CLEMENS
 BECAME MARK TWAIN

l As the boys of Hannibal had gather ed around to listen when Sam Clem-
 ems began to speak. so we may believe that the pilot in the Rooms at St Louis and New Orleans laid aside oth- CT things when he had an observation to make or tale to tell. Few of his stories of those days are remembered now, and perhaps all could not be printed even if they could be reca led Occasionally some of his droll yarns i would get into the papers. He may have written them himself
 But if he published any work in those river days he did not acknowl- edge 1t later-with one exception. The exception was not intended for publi- cation, either. It was bur esque written for the amusement of his inn mediate friends. He has told the story himself more than once, but 1t belongs here for the reason that somewhere out of the general circumstance of it there originated a pseudonym-one day to become the best known in the hemis- phere-the name Mark Twain
 That terse, positive, peremptory, dy- mamie pen-name was first used by an old pilot named Isaiah Sellers, a sort of oldest inhabitant" of the riv- CT, who made the other rtlots weary with the scope and antiquity of his reminiscent knowledge. He contribut- ed paragrahps of genera! informa tion and Nestorian opinions to the New Or leans Picayune, and signed them Mark Twain" They were quaintly egotistical in tone, usually beginning,
 My opinion, for the benefit of the
 citizens of New Orleans" and reciting incidents and comparisons dating as far back as 1911.
 Captain Sellers naturally was re-
 garded as fair game by the young pi-
 lots, who amused themse' yes by imi-
 tating his manner and general atti-
 tude of speech. But Clemens went
 further: he wrote at considerabl ble
 length a broadly burlesque imitation
 troduction which referred to the said
 Fathom as lone of the oldest cub pi-
 lots on the river" The letter that
 fol owed related a perfectly impossible
 trip, supposed to have been made in
 1763, by the steamer ''the old first Ju-
 a Choctaw crew." 1t is a gem of it's
 kind, and will bear reprint in full to-
 day.
 The burlesque delighted Bart Bowen,
 who was Clemens pilot rartner on the
 Edward J. Gay at the time. He in- sisted on showing it to others. and fin- ally upon printing it. Clemens was reluctant, but consented. It appeared
 in the New Orleans True Delta in
 1859. and was widely and boisterousiy enjoyed
 It broke Captain Sellers literary heart. He never contributed another
 paragraph. Mark Twain always re- gretter the whole matter deeply, and his own revival of the name was
 sort of tribute to the old man he had thoughtlessly wounded. If Captain Sellers has knowledge of material mat ters now, he is probably satisfied: for
 these things brought to him and to the name he had chosen what he could never himself have ach'eved-immor-
 tality.-A' bert Rigelow Paine, in Har-
 per's for January.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-12-20
CIR STMAS DAY IN
 CATHOLIC CHURCHES
Congregations Will Follow Cu-- tom of Remembering Their Priests With Christmas Offer ings
Hours of Masses i1 Catholic Churches Throughout the City on Anniversary of Birth of Christ

In keeping with a time honored cus-
 tom of the Catholic churche the va I rious congregations of this city will
 contribute generously to a collection ! taken up in the churches on Christ
 mas day, as a testimonial to the pas tors. 1..
 1 This is the only collection of the en-
 tire year from which the priests de- rive any financial benefit. It gives the parishfoners an opportunity to manifest their appreciation of the un- | SC fish and unit ring interest of their pastors, not alone in the spiritual but | the material welfare of their docks. | The hours of masses in the Cath ollie churches throughout the city are practically the same as in former years. In most instances the early 1 mass will be either solemn high, or high mass, and the same ss true. of | the last masses. In sevei al churo hes
 as many as five masses will be cele- ] brated on Christmas day. As usual some of the most elaborate musical programs of the year have been pre-
 pared.
 At St. Augustine's church, Washing ton avenue and Pequonnock street, { o'clock. Low masses will follow at I7, and g o'clock, and solemn high mass will be celebrated again at 10:30. At the Sacred Heart church, 718 Myrtle avenue, the first mass at will be high. Then WI come low
 masses at 7:30 and g clock. At 10:30
 a solemn high mass will be celebrat- At St. Peter's church, 521 Howard avenue, the first mass at o'clock and the last mass at 10 o'clock will
 be high. Low mass will be celebrated at 8:30.
 Hours of mass at St. Mary's church Pembroke and Steuben streets, will be solemn high mass at 5:30; low masses at 7:a0 and g o'clock, and high mass
 at 1o:3O.
 At St. Charles church. 1255 East
 Main street, high mass will be sung ! at 5:30. Low masses will be held at at 10:30 will be a high ce ebration. At St. Patrick's church, 851 North avenue, the hours of mass wtil be 5:30, a high mass, then low masses at ] and 8:30. The last mass at 10:30 will be high mass.
 At St. Joseph's German R. C. church, A3 Madison avenue, high masses will be sung at and 10:30. Low masses will be offered at S:30 and 9:30 ves- pers will be sung at 7:30 Christmas evening
 Hours at St. Anthony's French R. c. follows: Low celebrations at 7:30, 8:30, . and high mass at 10:30. Vespers at
 D. m.
 Priests of St. Patrick's parish will l celebrate masses at St. Wncent's hos pital at 5:20 and o'clock; and at the Fairfield county jail chapel at 6:45. | One of the priests from St. Charles church will follow the. usual custom of celebrating mass at Lakeview Home, where the destitute inmates will have an opportunity to assist at morning.