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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-03

(Eine MefoInttcn. ivsins e filr notb'
" fcenbia erfIdrf, gu berbetfern burln Sdlns
Iitriing BITE ggtIfinfcn Gtr0be, bcn GpurneS
Eirnbe bis siirs eitIeu iueftIid bon GorIer Girn.
Be; sScpIer GiroBe. siptfdcn g8tIiinfcu Gtrab:
uno gurbonf Gtrabe.
Gel es hti6ioasn Rom Gtabiraib eet eissi Gins
einnnii etaai CHA. ersi gtrtsl on.r sa,u eripdbIs
ten Tiitstessr attrtinhimmene: Sab Is nottmeHets
it, 3a pcrbeiiern hnth annaItiirnHa bic 8il'
fnfon GiraBe. BON Gpmntes Girabe bis sur
AHeb iuciiIitb bon sycfpIer Gtrabe; NIB aciuEer
girate. sipiiden Htlfinion Girdbe nno gIrboni
sstrnbe, in neberesniiinmil's nit oe,, sn
Rldncr, nHaenpnfmef bon bcm @inntrafb
nm :. Wai 1911. nno pclte isei " ber II
fice oes gbef.5Haenienrs bes 3epurierent ni
@ublie Serpies anfIteeen iYeLds Nlans IN ss ss.
siia out bds lertifoIiuM obeu beinrienens piets
nit gnigebeiben icerben.
iinS fsf a j,rHu bfsbIoF,n, sas bsiaete absuass
tandis tenituiri iostesn i0sE IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
csus III ber cifee oss Gsits GnainstE RES Ttpariss
HleHts Of 2uhiie gtrpit tptlHs. Sps,ttitatioutH
5 s, sisastsa sssaas.n 'ss ssasssaaas
her ssretitbsnsn 8rbsferune.
liro fei es ierner beftIof'en, bah s5 Rrosens
Ssr sanissn ess ssissisn ssfDssrnIs ,i,s1Ise,
tverhcn folen per ssrcniinb naf nas
auarensenhe nHb onitpbenbc Gisenibuni
bic osrssssnna sss m i0,ssS s,su.,s e Hi! g.
ireii 1T. ireIne befaateu ccie isnb rdnoereien
biernur6 beiisutu,i fuo. befonoere acrtbeiis
burf befaeic 9erhetictuua al eeniebeH- -
sEab bic 10 ai.fertseteH afisbments IN ianl
tbl jdbrIi6eH 3abEluaen tesaui ueresn toueH
NIT 3inien auf bic binnusaefdobeneu Bablnns
gen an bier 90 RrnseRi rer Jabr ooransee'eef
bob ber 9tsenthhmer traeuniuetter beiteucrien
gtpenitunls, ie Hdt fesaem @nfbiirfen. foItes
MHcbmeri boar besabit iHuerbaIb bon bretba
lsol 1nGcn bon unb Hd1 esr Hdfiruna Der
HfiebmentsE Erbidns.
9db Renbs ber Etast Cincinnati nuseeHebsn
Detber fpuen nor Der apaeitton bon afieb'
msutT * hetIsu blunneff, nnn sfudr su ttiisM Bs'
trao. ber beufeIben alet1fomut.
Tot bcr Heif bes eSefnrinltfofsen bcr bslag.
ter gerbeHernng, msner nict spes,sn aaierieai
tpurbe, bon Der .Giasi Cincinnati Gus ecfn Or.
I3s bes Eer.Gliis ncn Bombs be4bIt sperbeu
fouen BITE bon befaafer giGot fltr foI1e 5fpe6e
une In ber gleife aiseepeben fuereeR fousn, pse
es bas tSefee bogf6reibt
Eei es teriler beftIoNen. bah ber Gierf bier
baatt dHeetpieien fptre, bic ger3NeHflGuna biz
fer #efoluiton In uebeteinfiimugna nit eem
Gsfse sn perdnla'eu.
gaNtrt am 81 Tesenber 1912.
Gtmeon Or. Sebufo
4ydhbeuf bes St1btxath&.
Gtieii. artbur Gspo. gIaf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-03

fEtue MefoInttc n--g9eIne es fir Icibs
~ uefbig crfIdrt, 5u berteiiern ote goii
| Geeeern aaep, bon gsoohirdrh Gsrase bis sitrl
noroli6en enoe SerieIben, bnrtt Rftaitern m!t
| gaffteinen.
Gel es bef6Ioilen bnrct ben etnbtratb ber
Gtabi Cincinnati. etnnt Ohio (becioerieI oer
| fdnimiIben eripdbltei Mal.sIiebes sissiH absr.
| eiuitimmenbl:
Sab cs biernlit fir rotbrcnoia erfIdrt iptrs.
bic Bon seeeern Gleb. bon ssoobtporo YtraBe
hts Gum npIoltter Gnbc oerieiben ou herhet'
| fern bnrth fSrnbtrnffg, giInIiern bes 5abrfpege
| IN Der pr.ieH greife nit 9adftciHen uro Ser'
lieiinnp Der nothtern Grotrirlreen uno 3nIets,
III HesetetrtimiHurl nrit bcii Sldnen, @peatlr'
iaipre en, aofiennorGnffldeen nHo Qrcficn fitr
| Die fcraefdinaenre BerhcjcruHg aufllcgenb ~
| hcr ntfter, tes lircetor of Bubble GerDtce. wcp
DE bierrlif plttaebetscn tpcrbeil
4aB Der enrbst3rao ber befdgieH Bon Gel'
Germ MuepA bon Gonoiparb Sirnte bis 8uni
noroltcben gnoe bericihen. ocDelbe fein foa ME
| tpiro
Gos fiiuf5ia (5o) 9rcscnt Cher Scfnmmifos
Hen tiir bein9ie gerheiicrune, ubsialh ber stc'
perSrontfub aufl aile Cots nlib n1inoereieu ons
9rcn5eHo urb anftoBeun an oprlefhlaeene Ser
.. b.llcrung. tpeldc bslnaicn POTS nne giiIncrsteii
blerrti bciiimn,i finh, bot flc beirnheTe gcts
ipeile e,baIicn burb biz befocte serteiieruils.
3ab bic 10 onierIcatsn @iieBmenis in flui
t5) tdbrlthen 3obIungen bcSabIt tnefbsn fol'
len NIT SiHten aiif ole tinansseidcbenen Bah
lurgen; Der etgeu'hner iroenetpel6en be-
fienerien @teeuibnTne fam nber dub. lie nadss
BEN er es tpiint6t, foIde aiteBments hdnr be-
5ablen tunerbalb 3iDonsiq (20) Laaen bon rto
rad ost 4onruHg ber bciieutrnben GrotHnfi ).
Sob genes bcr Einot giuciHnati ausaeaeben
iucrnen fnucn ecr ter aoiieItton Der teiaGteu
IfeBmenis.
Tah Der acft Der esefammtfoftcn ben bcfaatcr
Nertaflcrnna. melder nidt fre5ieu niif2rlsli
nnro, bon ftr Gtabt Cincinnati te5dhi tDer'
Ten ION ais nerH erIos bes 8cTfnnfE bon
goHbs. bic bon hefceter Giaoi fIir ioIde <Sfpefc
unb IN her tacife arsaeaeben trerber iaIeu,
foie es bas Befee norifresht
Get es ferner beftloifen bag Der Glerf tter'
bnrch aueetpieien pirb, bic EeroffentIi6une BITE
itr GrotHaas tn Ecl cretaffiIIRune nit BEN 8e'
| fet en befaulufien.
Roffiri am 30 december 1912
Etmeon Wa. Sobrfpr,
Wrdfibent bes Eiaa!raits.
| BsaIr3l5ia!: arttur Gspb. eietf
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-03

Nrbtnans 80 6sa.isl2 Yesiimmenb
iorisufabEsn mt Der Rerbeferung coH
Naartba Gtrass. bon sirba espsHus bis Sabseiss
gbenue
Get es tsrorbnsf ben bem Giaetrafb her
GiaDt Cincinnati, etaaf G9io. 9Ieislsriel als
Lex bdsu srwaslisn Dsiieliebsr GbeTstatiiEn.
msHb;
Sefison 1. Tat ss tiabnra beiiimnt
ipirb, fo.:suiabrea NIT ber 8Ibshsrune Bon
w2arfba Sirabe. ben sirbp Nbenus BITS sabas'
leo aDenue. enrt Srabirung. SsesH bon Gietn'
Gmbf. gtIaiieru bes Sabvspeas mt Eitamfnoas
Baacasam nit 5udligin,gof'eH ure serfislane
ber n5ihieen 9raiHir1inasn unb 3nlets. In
usbersiHiitmnaHa NIT einer AsfcIntioa, patiir'
ON 25. 9ase I'm 3nni 1912. uno In lie
tereinitimHnHe ulti ben SIausH. Gpesi';faiicnsa,
saoiienp0EaHitloeen gne 9rofllsn. DsIfs fraber
euiaebsiten parbeu nne iegi 10 bet JEffies ess
Giteccr Of xnbiie sstrtee GHilisaeH.
setftcu 2 Tub ielhstg tc0b 4srcssTii
be. oefammt.oiisH filr bs1asis serbefsrana
abglQit1 Der aoiisn fGir aIelsanasn, aaferifgi
nerbtn foIeu I'm 9erboItnit 81 ben BeritslleR
iUelte bHra bic bsioaie 9etbefisruna stssell
ansfsn.snS gssDsa ss" ans arsssns On be sosssIsss,
8efbefieruHa tpel&s befagten lpis unb edHhe'
reler ptsrouro bsiitEEli flHe, bae ts beionnsrs
grribeiss bus6 bsfaeis SsrbehsrsHa eflan'
Ee.iiou g. Eab bic 70 auieriseien satsmsnts
in ssbn (iO) ihhrl, ten 5nbluHpsn besotli fper
ben fetien mt btnfeH dlf bic btHaiikeef tebeneI
Sananpsu 6u pisr ca DrossHf rsr Satr: BET
6issnttaHer tfaeueDelteu bsifeaerteu 4teeu
ibaulf iauH atsr aud, ie na1beru er eS fssiHfcti
isltes nNesemert b0er besabitu tnuertdIt
snunsia t2u) Taren ecH Gnb ua6 bsr 8afil
ruue ber hsfismesnbcu ErhiuGrs. In rveIdsr
| Safe befaates 9anrsaHeEmeuf uift bic 9infer
nHf bic @oubf In t1 f6iifsen f01. his Dor bsl
aoneiitoH Der hinanSasid eiHstMents
osefttgr A fok acubs Der Esobi Uinctuna,;
ausselehN foereer fonsn bot Der stclttttcr
/ &efrnp Der beHfeiben plei6fpmrI.
Ssitiou 8. T0t Der Ret Der 9tiammitcfter
ssr htiae;a nssfesnaRs, nsi4u Ht4i fsstss1
| auierIeei tpurbt. Ron bsr E;att Cincinnati aus
| lem Gsles hes 9eEnGts Ron Eorez tssntls
rttben 'ou, bic cpH befnafer Stnhi fa1 fcIfs
| 9fpe6e nHb in her snstfe niiBeecebeu meIeea fol-
| len, tpie es bns Gefst rcrfnreibi
GsiiGnn Q. Tah ale 9ois Hnn 2dnb<xsisn.
oagreE3eftb nre uniiObsah an beibtn EesieH BON
| Apnrbd Eirnse. bon airbp NbeHue bic @osgIef
glpenue, bs'iensr. iperhsE foHer far bic bsfogts
| @trtrieraua fpie chen bsfdIcisen,
Esittou Z. 1ds beT Ttrecier Of gub!ie Serptes
Hermit urtddi,si urb anasirieffn puee. stnsu
fsntTasi oussnfnsissn unb ausHfalrsn en- ss
| her nsefss naA Ser nsroffsnfli4une, In us4eUs
stri-rymltnd rIi. ss-. 9efete.
Sestson g. Ttsfe Grttrdns fen In nrnff ire
ten unb 0EttafetF f1bm bon uue neo Dec
| isiibeftsr BON Gefss erIaubfsE HsitYarffs an
Aa'iiri am ~. Ttsewbet 1912.
Gimsou 3D. SobHfsr,
Rr6liheHi bes EiebtraibA
| GeeIaubisi: Arttas qssc, Glert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-03

mas elm Sasen nerben
niII... Gin BON Sbsolsn nod gang
srfiilIisr ilnser asbrer. ers6hlt bic
rReihspoit", muBis iiiraliH an elmer
Shule In Wien bic uncngenebme
Wabrnsbmuns MAIDEN, oab ibm .iner
fsinsr Sdii!er, bic llbr, bic sr sspobn,
Iih auf ben 9iih su Iseen pflesie, ses
itobItn bate. Gdon tpolIts sr burh
cine 2eibespiiitaticn ben aonsfingsr
eriipen, bn fiel ibm bas Wort isines
nlien Qebrers Elm, Der ba iagte, bcb
mdn ME Elm finb in fsinem Gbrges
fiible perIesen. Is Dor ben onbersn ME
0ffsntIih blobft.Il.n niirfs. limb 10 81.
ihrdnit: er iih oenn borouf. nen Rim
bern ben Tbatbsftnrb mitsutbetIen unb
linen ~ faeen. ipis b6bli@ bas Giebz
len lei. CT ipolfs gar niht ipiHsn. psr
10 iisf sefunisn. Rad brei Eaaen
iperSe e. idmmtlthe Ghiilsr ouf BEN
Gang fiibrsn unb bonn einaeln ins
Hlafsn5immer treten lnfIen. mer bic
llbr babe. miHe ne In BEN GareibtifM
lsssn. 4uf hieis meif. boffte q, ME.
Der su fsinsr aeliebisr uhr 5u sommen,
obne ben biebisnsn gubsn SffentliG
anprdngtrn su miiHtn. DIT plnn
tpurbe hurhoefiibri. TDtr btfmreibt
nbsr bic gefiihle uno hos BeliMi be3
gehrers. uls er an bsm bstreffsnben
1oas ftatt Der libr ben - Ueyfuts
sst'sl IN ber sHubIabe fdnb.
Gin 90rtteiL
1rou: @Jis abr In Der neuen MsQs
nuns esne Tengs llngesiefer -
S6bnMen: .6onos. Wtuma! Nsn
leg Is nas Hs oaisttataEul
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-03

Htne aefoLutt2n. foelae es ffr nofb
" psnbis ertIdrt. gu bsrbeitsrn ets 5eifep
fon anenue. Bon Ct. Clair etrasc bis sum enei
ber ietiesn 5elabiof. Berteisrure. ndte Stpo!
line areuue. surt 9sIaiistaua hss 5aprmss'
nit ScisbIods.
Get IS beftIoiicu BON Giablraib Der ~iaei
Cincinnati. Gaaat Ohio Iorei @teuei aiisr 0asI
srtpdhItea ms.iqIieoer ibeFgiEftinmen5}
Iat es biermit fiir notbDenbia eriiari Dtro
gu perbeHeru bte Jeffericn aoenue, bon e.
gIdir Eirabe bts aim eu6e ber iesteen Seis'
bIod. Eerbeiieruna, udbe serooilinc aterne, Surf
Sesen bon sistpGlrrb, &raiteru hss eaeripcss
NIT Soisblods uue 3erttenma btV nottlaeu
T1atntuuupen In neberciHiirHmuug nit ben
gldnsn. Spss'iidiipnefi, sc'itHecTaHiGldgeH
uue 9rcnleu ftlr ois boypsidlsaeHg aetoeiie,
9ublic SeIptee. i0elde tisTmti eAieeeessH net
ben.
Gas ber gurbsgrab her befagten 7effed3r
aoensle bon Ct Glair EfrGbe bts aum 9Hbs
fine gioenus. berlslbe lein fDu Tpte he5etfnei
bLIdl bic jeetgc &eThgfetung pHp bcs fsiHS
aenoeruHa beB Graees bsabiitiiat pira.
Eat fiiHfste 600 Ere sri peg yeidHimiiciieT
filr bic befagte 2ierhenertng. abihelit eer $50
tien iilr aIelyuHeen. aufsrIeqi nerheu tousH rei
Srouiiut alif ate gcis nrb 9dfheteisn. aisarsH
serb amt Gnf,0feHo on Lte eorert6Idaere 1ae
hei'erpuna peide bsfagfsn Hois Euo a1noeTfisF
bierburt ttitimml ftn6, eas ne tefcnners gios
tbeile eara bie bdaate Terbse'riHa erbuI.en.
Eob bic fc aufer!eaieH afet'meH! In seer
t1O) idhrli6pfu 5abinnctH bssntli nerhsH fol
Ien nit SiHfeH aHf ete btuansqd4obfneu GAG
IInpeH; Der 9laenihlmeT trgeubipelfen tef.eI
vrieH fissrihgms fam uher aud, lie nnG sen
or 10 iDiiuiaHeH maa foiG3Cs Gftesment hear be
sobIen iurCrsaib gpGHsip 20) TeaeH bon UNI
naf ber Qdilirnne bcr beTtenern6ei: c1einarx
Tat Rurns Der Etahf 9inrinunit nusaeaebs
peroeu icucu bon her sfole!iton bon aNasmeu,
Ibeileabinnpen HHb yTcr ca esrem SeIraa. BET
DenieiSeH rleia'iogiHrf.
Tat Der Reft Der Ge'omm.ic'.rn ber befopisr
EertefierunG, ipei6er Hlri fpesieu au'erleg
rurte BON hsr Sinot CINCINNATI aus bsins 5r
Ics het BerfnI'es nor GoHbhs be5ahIi trereer
fcg, BITE ben besaeter Stdnt fir foi1s 3meel
onseeeebfn irerbeH foleu. tris - taS 0rfel
norf6retbi.
Gel es ferner befdloffeH Raj her gler, bier
6trf nnaefeieier min bic @ercffeuiIidnna bts
fer Erbtrar1 tn neterelnliimmuns NIT ben
SgfeSe su peGnInNen
4Gftsr! an 30 Ee1euIber 1919.
Gimeon 81 Sotrfor,
Itahosru bei ElcbiIaits.
Nttsii: Gr!blr SsSh. Gterf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-03

rem Mes finbet, langlam sipur. aber
bod finbet, inb in 5ebn Sabren maft=
DIES alte sSbeal umaerannt haben miro.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-03
neh. GtnIIn

u
aeIiebie Satin bon Clemens Noeiie, TIN aIter
bon 55 Sdbren 9te Reerbiennp ftHbe, Eontitda,
ben d. 3anuar 1918 APpraers, bonn TraiterbaIis
fe, 0o 100 Of ~. Sirahe, aus Itott, ifrfo piro
nm 129 ubr in ber Gt. Wsarieusstrcte elm teiers
lides neaiIeTt nbpebaiten Berluoilote uitb
Srennoe fino pofIttft cingeIobet. 2.3
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-03

In ibrem 81. 2cbensiabre. geer6iaune am
ganiidB, ben 4, Saniiar 1918, Nanmittaes 2
ilhr, bon oer ganbHung ibrer @direiter, 5ruu
@Itfabetb 0fennert 80, 976s puoicip sloenuc,
aus. Sreunoe fiiio bdiIicbft ctneeIaben. 1t
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-03

1entidr MmeriFanii4er stabtSsrbanb
esute EbsnS iitr ftHses in bsr gsasrn
1urubaEs bic uSnafls6s 9srfau,mlune iistt
wsst bsaifAsm orrt
5sta GHHaab. prof.
esnrb aI1ert. Eess. II
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-03

Gtorb nm 0cnneritna, ben 2. Sani,ar 1913,
Nhenbs he 1lbr, itarA farsfm Neteen, ruptloers
ibrer gaebnuna gto. 963 sticpfnouh EtrnBe, ms
fere innieiieeiiebte manter, 0rcbuiiier uro
et
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-03

aeItebter esatte bon stnua glaber, asb, Dreanen,
i'm 9ilier ron as Jasrsn. 3te eeeroienne fin.
lhs lIbr, bonn 1raueybanfe, garfbaae slneHae.
Sale Rod6. Bomb Gin, O., ans ftatt, ,porauf
um lIbr in Der ei, Hsnes-sirtts sir feierIl'
Dies ReGlnem abeebaiien mirt. psrfDdnete nno
SsreiHoe Ho botltt)it eiHleIabsr. TIE aantdet
fabren bon 9utfe & SoramatiBs Cniee z7
llbI Wlpraens CD. II
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-03
ptrpnira &uhns.

geit'tpe bon 3ohaun anbns I'm aIter bon so
2abren Gie 3eii ber geerbieune iptrb fpdfer
beiaHnt eemadi. II
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-03

Marp }reptaa,

Starb an MaitimcD, ben 1. Sannnr 1918,
WbeuD5 9 ltbr is DttItiitef
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-03

ggttgsr bon g gIita arstnRsgsr Sss 1sssIs5
suns mirS ipdisr beionni .seniaat II
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-03

1pxfer nno .nu GrpiInb Egan- In einem
xaIccn. Sprius Wrepe Hpe. uno aIissb E;r.
Qsip. IL
GrftfIafftas Gsment.OsHtfbers ~ Union
0enfrd ezfe JHe bft1.; mafisn enfspeoeE
sGAyp cber Rermtf.meu~ fem; te3He antereu
btan4tu n& ~ MstAsR. S-es
.skssS. ~ ! ss1a'us ;clc 1,'''~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-03

Gtarb nrn Torneritae, ben q. gnrunr 1913,
Hann1ittuas Ia3 ubr, in Der Notring ibrer
3pdter, srun lcuis EeibtcIa. BIO. 17A2 Setter
EtroEe GumuiiuHhtIIe
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-03
&. q. g. 8.

De @oagisAsy eer RumbcIhisncac no. eTs,
8. o. e. b. VHt ttsfnisf bsnaMri&iias, bas
6uibef yobn n Fiensi. Jr.. an 81. 9essmbes
1919 0sltorbsu IN usib bon ben VeGmien bss
Hcae beufe Ya4mtftua nM 1850 lltx "a fsinsk
iettsu &Etsft&ttt asssftd wire
JDk. .Ibstl EbersWqtfr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-03

Gentennicl 2see 20. ZIG. J.c.c.T.
g6netiss. cannis 7rpfees ii aa l. 3anuar in
ben. xserbisuno ttslies Drssfnp. Wafsssi,aas
ian uky, BON zxuasg6aire Gu4. NE Hsars.
tea ~ 4res nsxtep 1sdslbfn bsiwckner.
!. AsSiHs&f8 sess assb sse2s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-03

stor5 am wttitpo6, ben 1. 9ansar 1913
7Ibeuhs S 1ibr Dttrii.en
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-03

etarb om 9tenfiae, ben 81 >Gseuiber
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-08-30
NEWARK TECHNICAL SCHOOL

The school year for day classes has
already begun. The school year for
evening classes begins October 6. An
nouncement is made that no more
students can be received for the pre-
paratory class in algebra this season.
as the instruction has advanced to
such a stage that the instructor can
not begin a second time.
Registration for other courses prom
Uses to be large. The reputation of
the school for it's thorough prepara-
ton In manual work attracts many
students who seek to perfect them
selves in their work, as we'll as be-
ginners.
The school was organized in 1885.
The city of Newark and the State
both allow the institution endow-
ments for improvements and in
creased efficiency.
Many improvements have been
made to the school plant during the
past year, and the business side of
the institution has grown to such an
extent that 1t has become necessary
to have more office room. To facili-
tate the transaction of business the
library room will be used for office
purposes and the library transferred
to the second floor.
A course in electricity, with day
sessions has been esta blished along
lines similar to the course in tool
making, for those contemplating en-
ployment in the electrical industries
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-08-30
ST. BENEDICT'S COLLEGE

founded in the year 1868 by the Rt,
: Rev. Boniface WINNER, o. S. b., and
conducted by the Fathers of the Or
der of st. Benedict, was originally
designed to give the sons of Catholic
parents In Newark and suburbs a
thorough classical education COM
bined with instruction and training
in the Catholic religion and discip-
line.
Later q commercial course was
added, distinct from the classical, to
meet the demands for a thorough
business education. and the college
was placed on the list of approved
institutions by the New Jersey State
Board of Education and the Board
of Regents of New York, thereby en-
titling students who intend to take
up a medical or law course in any
college subordinate to them to ad-
mittance without further examina-
tion.
st. Benedict's is a day school, and
students while receiving their higher
education may at the same time en-
joy the advantages of home influence
and training. While in attendance
they are constantly under the pater-
nal supervision of the Benedictine
Fathers. both in the college and on
the campus, and everything Is done
to inculcate and foster the qualities
that go to develop the cultured Chris
tian gentleman.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-08-30
ST. VINCENT,S ACADEMY

Beginning its forty-eighth year on
Monday, September 8, st. Vincent's
Academy will open what promises to
be the most successful year in the
schools history. Situated as 1t is in
the finest location on Wallace place,
between Cabinet and Warren streets,
convenient to trolleys and railroads,
with modern, up-to-date furnishings
and equipment and with experienced
teachers, one can understand why st.
Vincent's Academy has won it's way
to the front rank of schools.
1t is school for young women and
small boys and girls-a school at once
select, thorough and elevated In its
standards and its ideals. For nearly
fifty years 1t has been commended by
patrons from all parts for it's happy,
home life, refined associations, thor
ough scholarships, high musical
standing and success in developing
the noblest type of Christian woman
hood
The courses include primary, gram
mar, academic, commercial, prepara-
tory. classical, literary, scientific and
special courses.
The Academy office will be open day
and evening from now until the OPEN
ing of school for the registration of
new students, and the sisters will be
glad to meet those who desire to take
up any of the courses, or those who
are interested in school work.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-08-30
NEW JERSEY LAW SCHOOL

The sixth year of the New Jersey
Law School begins on September 49,
1913. The indicationsy at present are
for the largest entrance class in the
history of the school. Announcement
has just been made of a change in
the entrance requirements which will
go into effect January |, 1914. The
entrance requirements will corre-
spond with the new preliminary edu-
cational requirements of the State
Board of Bar Examiners, which also
go into effect January 1, 1914.
The high percentage of New Jer-
sey Law School men passing the bar
examination In this State is un-
doubtedly due to the fact that the
faculty believe that the students
who attend the institution should
know thoroughly the law of their
own State. To accomplish this a Sc
ries of Case books has been begun.
The first of these books, that on
torts. will be made up almost wholly
of New Jersey cases, and will be
ready for use this school year.
The course in real property this
year is to be given by Professor
George d. Zahm, formerly of the
Yale Law School.
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.Vincent's Academy

St. Vincent's Academy, one of
the most successful schools in
Newark, N. j., will begin its forty
eighth year on Monday, September
eighth.
With the finest attainable loca-
ton on Wallace place, between
Cabinet and Warren streets, con-
venient TO trolleys and railroads,
with modern, up-to-date furnish
ings and equipment and with ex-
perienced teachers, one can under
stand why St. Vincent's Academy
has won its way to the front rank
of schools.
1t is a school for young women
and small boys and girls-a school
at once select, thorough and ele-
waited in its standards and its
ideals. For nearly fifty years 1t
has been commended by patrons
from all parts, for its happy, home
life, refined associations, thorough
scholarships, high musical stand
ing ard success in developing the
noblest type of Christian woman
hood.
The courses include Primary,
Grammar, Academic, Commercial,
Preparatory, Classical, Literary,
Scientific and special courses.
The Academy Office will be open
day and evening from now until
the opening of school for the regis
tration of new students, and the
Sisters will be glad to meet those
who desire to take up any OF the
courses, or those who are inter-
ested in school work.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-08-30
SETON HALL.

The question of selecting the school
is one of the most important for the
consideration of the conscientious
parents, because, outside of the in
dellible impressions of the home, the
impressions made in school by books,
by student companionship, by the
character and personality of teachers,
are by far the most lasting. Moral
habits, habits of thoroughness and
accurate scholarship, refinenlent of
heart and manners, are things which
the good school has in its power to
develop, and the superlative i'm
portance of school life is, therefore,
coming more and more to be recog-
nized..
For more than half a century, since
1856, Seton Hall has stood for these
high things, and its graduates in
every walk of life and the world over
attest the faithfulness with which the
school has striven to develop the best
in the boys under it's care. 1t Is a
thoroughly equipped school, with
tested and approved methods.