The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1911-06-15
PARADE TO Be BIG FEATURE
German Veterans From Forty Cities in
Wisconsin Expected to March Under
Old Flags cn Sunday Afternoon
Program in Detail.

German Veterans of Wisconsin which
will open in Kenosha on Saturday and
continue until Monday evening and the
members of the committee IN charge of
the reunion declare that there will be
great crowd Of people come to Ke.
nosha to attend the three day session.
It is planned to make the reunion the
greatest gathering of the German
soldiers ever held in the state and it
is now certain that delegations from
more than forty cities in the state will
be in attendance. One of the big feat
ures will be the parade on Sunday af-
ternoon and it is declared that there
will be at least two thousand men in
line and that the greater part of them
will be men who formerly served in
the armies of the Kaiser Official Ke-
nosha is planning to give a great well
come to the soldiers and the city hall
and all public buildings as well as the
bridges and other places Of public in
terest viii be decorated in bunting and
flags. The people of the north side
of the city are also planning for ella
borate decorations and it is expected
that the city will be in gala attire from
one end to the other. The program for
the three days meet follows:
Twelfth Anniversary Reunion
Of the German Souner Societies OF
Wisconsin June IL, 13 and 49,
Saturday.
Arrival of guests and delegates In
the evening a thirty piece band will
play for taps, led by "Bundes "
President, Max Hottelet, Milwaukee
and Bundles Secretary, Gustav
Guenther Of Chiffon, Wisconsin.
Sunday.
Reveille and firing of cannon, Parade
leaves Market Square at one O'Clock
p. m. sharp for Washington Island,
SchenG s Park and Germania hall.
At z o'clock p. m. display of fire de,
partment and run on Milwaukee Ave.
Order of March for Parade.
Commander-Co Max Hottelet, Mil
waukee, Wis.
Adjutant, Lieut. Gustav Guenther, Chill
ton, Wis.
Marshal, Adj. Carl Piehl, Kenosha, Wis.
Hon. Marshal, James German, Kenosha.
Hon. Marshal, G. F. Stemm, Kenosha
Police Force.
German Consul Giesler Of Chicago,
Mayor Scholey, members Of the
common council and such other
guests of honor in au-
tomobiles and vehicles.
Music.
Fred S. Lowell Post G. A. r. No. 230,
Kenosha, Wis.
German Soldier Societies of Chicago
of the North American Union.
Austrian Hungarian Military Society,
Milwaukee,
Hungarian National Guard, Milwaukee.
German Workingmen Sick Benefit So,
ciety, Kenosha.
Gerlnania, G. U. G. No. 21.
Plattduetsche Glide, Moltke No. IA.
Singing Society, Liederkranz.
First Battalion.
Commander, Major Linde, Milwaukee.
Adjutant, Lieut.. Sonntag, Milwaukee.
Music.
German Veteran Society, Milwaukee.
German Soldier Society, Milwaukee.
German Soldier Society, Chiffon.
German Soldier Society, Watertown.
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German Soldier Society, Appleton
German Soldier Society, Green Bay.
German Soldier Society, Manitowoc.
German Soldier Society, Columbus.
German Soldier Society, Fond du Lac.
German Soldier Society, Neenah
German Soldier Society, Medford
German Soldier Society, Clintonville.
Military Society, Madison.
Second Battalion.
Commander, Major Kreiter, Milwaukee.
Adjutant, Lieut.. Brannert, Milwaukee.
Music.
Military Society, Milwaukee,.
Prince Henry W. Gen. Society, Milwau-
kee
Landw NJ. Society, Sheboygan.
German Soldier Ehem. Society, Ply
mouth.
German Soldier Society. Oconto.
German Soldier, Society, Oshkosh.
German Soldier Society, Tigerton.
German Soldier Society, Seymour.
German Soldier Society, Mayville.
German Soldier Society, Amigo.
German Soldier Society, Kiel.
German Soldier Society, Wausau.
German Soldier Society, New London.
German Soldier Society, Wabeno.
Third Battalion.
Commander, Major Nahorn. Milwaukee.
Adjutant, Lieut.. Schibilsky, Racine
Music.