Omaha daily bee., 1913-09-28
BIG PARADE FOR GERMAN DAY
Ten Allegorioal Floats TO Go Upon
Streets Thursday Afternoon.
HISTORICAL AND EDUCATIONAL
scheme worked Out ~ which the
Pageant win ne One Of ths
Features Of Ak-ssr-Bcn


Ten floats win be In the German day
parade Thursday afternoon. October 3
work Is being rushed In o der to have
them in readiness for the German cele-
brauoh. The object Of the parade ia to
represent allegoricaily the Influence OF
German character and achievements on
the American people
No expense has been spared IN produce
int grand pageant OF much beauty and
Of historical and educational value. The
German American alliance OF Nebraska
has requested the business men of Omaha
"a decorate IN German colors for this oc-
cation.
Float No. is one about which a con-
srnvery arose and viii take the place
ef the 0ambrinus flcat which was al first
proposed. II represents a reproduction Of
the Pastorfas memorial monument. which
bF an act OF congress and through the
efforts Of Congressman 2arthold - 70
Be erected At Germantown, Pa. in eom-
memoration of the first large settlement
OF Germans there In 1ses. Foiiowtng h
liza OF the floats for the parade ana by
the societies IN charge:
FLOAT NO. l..
Uncle flam Receiving the Immigrants
ASSIGNED TO the Hormann's Boehno
FLOAT NO q
German Music and soma. -
AEsigned 20 the DameE Music and Con
cordia Yereina.
FLOAT NO. =
German Poetry.
Assigned 10 echWabcn Veretn-
FLOAT NO. 4
German Art
Assigned 70 the Munlk verein-
FLOAT NO. g.
German Scientists and Inventors.
Assigned 70 81. Peters Veroin-
znaisned 70 schiller Camp, wo0dnen OF
rfoAT No.4.
German-Amerlcan Patriots,
Assigned 70 the Krieger VcFein-
FLOAT NO, q
The German American National AllIence.
Assigned to the Harugad and Oogerelcn-
ungnTn Yereinf.
FLOAT NO. g.
*irA German Home Life.
tAHsisned 70 shs /, Plsttssusschsr L ne "a Vsrsn'
Gsrmania Our Mother. Columbia our
Assigned to the peutnchs Darnsn Vere'A
The societies that win take part In the
parade sro'
Omaha piattdeutecher yereln. Omane
Vsqeln aaxcnia, Omaha TurnVeteln,
g retFuoe vsse'"' ns s: omaha
sslwassn vsreIn. Hermann loae No. q.
Ancient Order United Workmeni Omaha
ioEe Ne 90. oroen der Aaru9nri, blsr- ,.
81 Ioseph'a yereln. Omaha Dculscner
UnferstuetzuuEn uareln, oeaterrelch-on-
rHfn vereln, Gefman-Amerlcan camp o
wssssS sssS e e The sSs Wsse Wsa sass:s TSrS
"' SOUTH oMAIsA.
fHned Omaha plattdeutacher :. verein,
6'RssR dIERa9 %cAsa 'SsS Es s6cfhTfEa 9 Il il AUTOS
Deutecher Danengtreirs. poncofqlh
Ladies', society and Demsn Muslkysres,t. n.
ar fiar1urai iosa. HchweasornioEe der
''s'n.n'o & onSslpE SisSsRs soqinrfns.
RIsssess,sshsg ysse,n In Yen s... Mllss p,sse
1suischer vsrsl1 Won nennington. platt-
dAutnrher vereln Won Nfefnas ltutacne
Former 0eGoneoitlxt Feuefvefeicherungs
9sss'sss s.ssss % ven psssas ssa ssosn SSSns Sa ss
WnhreIn 4oE Bennington. LAnQWelrein
van akfpT county TeutouiR lQ8o Her
mAnna eoehnet 1eeangyetein Aflon. topn-
LadwnhfFefeln Won Manning, Ia;
nsntachsr vereIn Won Atlantic. a.; Flats-
aeutleher voreln Won Avoce, tn.i Lard
u1hrperain von Hiidfeth, Reb.i Turn
esr9In' Miliard, Neb. Columbia lose, Sons
1lhrshais a. the par1ae on horseback
44ns
Henry nohllf. Ernest Eosnig George
ltoltman felef t.aux. J. ecnpeealeI a.
Julius HchuelE John Walters Henry
*oaanbern. ~ Q. Won Rahden, Herman
8DbilnE. Jhcon haalien. Val PETER preal-
Mayer. pnhlman. MAI 0erin9. charse1
Honald
III automohiIfal
Ndolph Erhndon. g., IA william
Hnhf4nan. Henry Frnhm.
Route 81 the Parade.
Ehe parade slnrta from Sixteenth and
Cunning sfresta AZ O'clock and marches
as fellows South ON Sixteenth 70 Doug
lne east on Douelnn 20 Eleventh. south
On Elsventh % Tarnam. west on rAr-
nam - Ninoleonth. south on Nineteenlh
- HasnAy. east ca 1IAFnsy 70 Sixteenth.