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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-03
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Der ifiules tit Julie Suoe unoer
imutfe 4IuOe~, tiger ct gammelt
Oro. = Seq leite en- Sang no.
get ON, at Der bar 9oner, Iom ONT.
bDegeligt iG6eooifeoe aniigt, gals
og 4rme. fsr De off neOrinee6e til
Bal, men Iom elers loo Here Wda.
ne0ers gammelt Scot, eaer bun6 BET
bar, iiooe poa Reiten al 2egemet.
Dan frRper 10 Renbeo al Roin-
ben, % oct er goOt, at man ger bet.
Nen oct betpoer bel life, at W9n.
0ene ifal bnbe Gneret paa at bore
nogle @riie2 9poo ON De nsieoes
meo at Daife Spn0er og aniigt og
iaa for Reiten loo 5eot og iamt
Dgre urgrt? - Ai, Wan0en iegte
at i~n0prGnte os nogen Sunobeos.
lore og iom ct ferite Brincip al
0enne Renliebeo. Seq timber Do
beller intet at uoiette paa bans
5remgangsmnnoe. gano er 10 for
bet meite en- binig Bare, og ben er
tiaiee goo og iirn6 til babe uoDen-
dig oe in6uenoie Brig. 90 iao
bar man oa for en- @ongs SfpIo
noget, fom er boaoe biIiet oe eoot.
Ueen til ben u~openoige grug bsrer
10 nogen llIeiligbeo o. til Den mo.
penoige ofte SelpfornGstelfe, to
Fina, iom pi Menneffer life boIoer
Ton meeet al. Oct er nemnere at
100 u6en ON, iom 0otten ON ben
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-03
&eO Sem 0iertc

9eo Sem 9ierte lint oet er
IroOs Stormene paa SorOen.
lroo5 alt, bpao tIngt mig bliDer
gr ban min 5reo Dog uor0en. Der.
Bel bruier 1pb mart Der. mart Der,
9fen oDer oisie ban mig barr.
9e6 Seiu 3ierte Iunt BET er
IroOs Stormene paa 3orOen.
Ser fpmper aiso og aano 10 emo,
q Aan0eu bittert IiOer.
Ser ieirer asoet oite - men
let ifal BOG Do omiioer.
9ten o. boao 2ioeIie og Roo -
Gn langiom Qeo er aoriets Dsol
Ser Temper SEQ % Aano 10 emo.
q Qanoen bittert lioer.
Ser oil oct iDnes mangen Sang
Som ifllOe alt gaa uH0er;
Ger bIon0es Suffe / min Gang,
. Serre, mango Stunoer;
Nen pe6 DIT 9ierte inoen fort
0er ale 1i6ens WisIpo bort,
Gn0ifsnt oct ignes mangen @ona,
Com ifuIOe alt saa unoer.
III Serre, fol aai9eoeI
IiliiOit beboloe Seiren,
% Blot / Dig min arme SipI
Gin Irsit o. Stprfe eier.
alt itaI 10 re, iom on bar iagt,
Seq itoler pon DIT Rao6, Din Rnet;
IN Serre fol aaigepel
1iIii0it beboIoe Seiren.
Din 0ue trpt ei tribes Der,
3 uil6e 3Semorfen,
San fom 0n. 6erre 5eius fPr
90 isr ben biem til arfenl
Zen Ipnges ira en- itormiul6 5trnno
Iii @lpoen / BET title 2on6.
Son bent Oo mart, 0 Serre fer,
Din Gte biem iii arfen.
ri Ogfor alenfeI6t.
SnOien6t al Rargrette @srt3,
Oledn6er. Calf.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-03

uare en- 6ortietteIie al oct lore
gaaenoe. ioet Der i~frioes:
g5a. ieIo ira 9Derne i 5eruia-
lens 0megn itr6mmeoe Nengoen
iammen % bragte igge og iaa0an-
ne, JON pare plageOe al urene Nan
Der, % De bleo ale b~eIbreotoe.
Suorior ifuIoe BET mere oGre
9oertro, At ipge / 9Den bragtes no
paa @a0en. en0 at man bragte ioge
ira 0megnen mo til Better? Oct enc
ligner 0ef anoet, % ON De iiofte
itaar, at Be allie 6Iep beIbreoet
81 er emo fife iiffer paa, At bette
ale" life ogioa gerber Dem, Ser
lagOes paa Senge % 2sibenfe
@aOerne.
Men Lao os fife opboloe os oeo
unDttige SpergsmaaI.
gn Gina er Hart - at Serren
/ iorum6erIie @rn0 bop6e 6srt NE
niabe6ens Bon til 6um ON at no
raffe FIN Saano til 6eIbre0eIie
1ean % ltn0re Tor at aipe Wenia-
6e6en % IprIig Ipoitfene 5rimo-
oia6eo
6erren aoD Menia6eoen gpne iii
at optrqoe meo guoOommeIig PIT.
t%oritet. % 6an pprneoe Sen imo0
faIit 9iITIlttnino, iao ben bIeo /
Stan0 til at pofie babe itprft
o. iun6t.
Ser er NnIe0nina I'll at tanfe
ul0orliat ooer. 6ooo 6errens @cnig-
he6 { pore Gaze ter be0e ham ON
Tor at en6oer Nenig6e6. iom Ben
er itiGet / 8qr0en. mao funne pio-
ne % iorfonoe @nos Oro me6
1%rimooiq6eo o. oof'e banoe Itqrft
% iunot.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-03

Item 0litorle. en- 6orretning, Der
Tor manat ct itaffels nifnloiat Sn.
oioio enote meo en- ior mroeIia
800 - % eui9 5orOenmeIie / iii.
ait. icloisIgelig.
sra De ploite 1ioer iDnes / oeu
ne 5orbin0elie 10 4rincipper al
treOe irem / Observation-Disclosures
Ter par 9rpiten, Tom itoo / umio.
oeIbart 5orboIo til aooe aauoer,
oe6 bois SipIp ban mob Giieraa.
ners erIpageIie iifreoe Golf 91ffe.
SeIbreO og oft oo6t. % Der par
1roIOmnn0eH, Sefiemeiteren, som
oiimof ira isrit al ieIp u6eap Tia
Tor at ppre Ems meO og6e ann6er,
Der baDoe tor Waat til Oeres Nnn.
oiabe6. Get innes ga. Tom ON DC
ierite To%rislaelier MOB Sortefumit.
nerne eaentlia ioranitoIteoes al
QrPiierne, Der oar misnn6eliqe for
Qonfurrencens SfpI6.
6oruo Tor ariiienoommen5 1io
aoDes ser nemIig oaiaa Stntsprr.
tier, Der ito0 / nPr 5orbin0eIie meo
Ieaeringen, paa boilfen De oitc
hnuoe beitemcn6e Sn6flDOelie. De
itoo oa poa en- Won6e iom outori-
Iere0e 9prnsmpno for goo Zone,
go6e SP0er teller bpa6 man M
oificielt bebaae0e at temple ionl
iaa0ant), % oa Sc 10 bar Wenne.
fer, og intet meuneifeliqt nor Dem
iremmeo, inOlpier oct let, at Sc fun.
Sc i6le 3a9 moo hine 3%rilanier,
Der itoo uoenfor, operere6e pao
eoen Sonno % for eaen 2eenina,
6nis belle Serb fort inat montte
aipe Dem Rrp9 of RipoIer mob
Nntoriteten, mob ben officielIeprp.
iteitnn6, Der ielpfelgelig efter On.
ne isate at brnme % bin6re 6eres
AnieelIe I ben oifentIiqe Weninl.
gfanot oct meniae ToIf onfnos
IroIomGn6cne for u6en S%enipnto.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-03

gen al bare reOe til Tor Detailing at
ltaa I'll enbpers 9~ao0igbe0 meo De-
res iormentliBe Iingi % oDernatir.
LICE argiter 5 pore Gage Iaoer
oet iig let ioritad, al en- Ran0,
meo nogen Raturfun0ifab o. ,5n6.
iigt / foritelIige llrters % glan.
ier5 8irtetraii Den @anp funoe
fate Tia I'm iom Sefiemeiter.
Zen romerite Sfri6ent 9orag
lortgaer ON en- 6efietone. iom iug >
at ireuitiIIe ct fraitigi aarlig6eos.
pnloer brugte isI9enoe 6remganes.
made: bun 8raoe0e en- Dreng /
Screen til SaIieu; naor ban mn
baooe iiooet Der, til ban par osos-
%iuIten. boIotcS Der Ieffer Rao
irem ior bans ZINE, at bans Rnro
maatte gennembrpes meO attraa:
unolipet 0enne Iilftnno piloc bans
D'oru 0anne ct o~irfefrniiigt Rio.
0eI.
Zen 1i6s oopaioere % Domme.
re iDnes life at baoe tnget iie Sef.
ieriet ignoerIig npr, men bar an.
taaeIig ment. at oct belle | Steoet
ior roget ooernaiurligt beroeoe paa
S0in0ef.
"a ariitenoommen iremitoo, oi.
ite Der ia Oelte Uieninger ON, bpao
6orbolo nan bur0e iagttage ouer.
ior IroIoeriet. Oct bIeo antaget
baaoe ior geOrag % Dmgang me0
onoe aonOer, meoeHs tiIIige Groom
paa ilia ooernoturlie arait 6IeI
miet iom aptteri / fla ielo. Gnonu
op MOB Miooelal6eren 6eiotteOe
airfen ia life tort meo Sefieai-
itrofieI'er, Der i Steoet operIooes
til 8efolfnin9en o. ben ~peroslige
Dprigbeo. Den gGneie Strof bar,
liaeiom moo aptteri, Dsoen paa
goofet.
Get er blcoen foIot cen al Si.
itoriens llregelmasiiabeoer, at
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-03

~ ica fiObte min isrhe @%isoninas-S preoer. trnttc i1 NE.
- re pad NINE pete enc paa MIN U}arf Seq tI6bte en
let '&G1t@ 0laifne. 1m 0f al ri81t9. naar on oar tom
e1er meo baDt 2rs. men Den ierraf ia % tlcnte iaame3a
eter Spreoning al ct Ear iul0e 9Gs. iua ben mart bleD ian.
ban, Al 0etene life fmoe trTtfe Den. ct 8ult betu0er ltc
alto let 1rgf.
en- @ieonH8seSpreoc moa 3a0c en- DIS 9rBt, oerom Den
lil arbeoe aooi % pare ct l9ll0ere 8iosrlh. Sen Spre'
0r. ION i9 M eier, er mad man fu0e taloe en- iuur U1aiftne.
1et beone peO ben or iml0eriiO. NJ oH hpcrien iorirTffer in
eaer flemmer n Den arbeioer H9teu ligeiad let, naar ben er
fulot lGsiet, iom uaar Den er ontrcnt tom. com min Nabo
i1g0e, 0a ban fiebte en- SpreOer Wiage I'll MN, seq fmoe
ipre0e sui meo Oen" Seq iinoer ben er melet beore Tor 9e.
ten, be0re Tor Narfen d beore ior min Rcnaepuul, emo Den
Nnffine, iom lea isrit prsDeoe.
Zen FARMER eier Ell 5 . 6 @isoninls.S pre0er. Den n6.
isrer aoOt arbeoe % or prepet Ninrfen lmoer ole 6or6olo.
3eus 9Tat er NIT anbra1t, bopr 0Gatcn beheoes. Oct hirl-
Der Al acre @'aifinea tin ca itGrf Oct i%ore5pa8er alemniug,
3ri0uinl, 6Orrrfnna % SoaUea Dnfnina. on sieniDnlia
u0eH n iorele oct anoen0te 6eietrUf.
6orbsr hos ben lofale ) $ 6 6%or5anoler. iom irllcr Dis.
ie Naitncr. % lao BAN pie ZEN, 5pa6 0e ao6e Ggeuifober
hos 5 8 6 Spre0ere fan uOrette. Gaer firm III os ON llu0cr.
refining. % ri pile op8iDe Gem Dor 6%orbon6lers Paon Of
QoDrI
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-03
Set. Der beitaar.
Dor Cubs Orb bsitaar spinbslie,
(Sf. 40, 81.
@tnigbeoens 89flt.

% Der fsieoes iteoie
ilere troenoe I'll 9erran.
Sfarer 6aaOe al 0pno
og aoinOer.
Up. o. 8. IA.
29s Sap. 3, t2-16.
The herald., 1915-11-18
Do We Need a Larger Navy?

The Navy society which seeks to
possibility of invasion deserves the
support This country force
entr line country.
the logical
freedom
position strategic isolation
than three thousand
approaches rest secure in peace
powerful for aggression
provinces contend with
armies aggesse inclined
nation from sending
they keep the
of homes and shores.
time there is more
and disastrous
other time within generation is
within membership all friends Of
the that exercise irresistible
the League
powerful the nation insurance
well organized association which
politicians
fail efficient condition
possible opponent
the Navy League when called upon
The herald., 1915-11-18

"a man of common sense and business
knowledge. AS a man of religion his
religion was practical, one of vital
force which dominated his whole life.
AS Christian he lived his Christian
ity. Always deeply interested in the
betterment of conditions everywhere,
he rendered to his church and to the
community most valuable service. Mt.
Olivet desires to record in these brief
notes her appreciation of his life and
character and to express her profound
sense of loss at his departure hence.
Grant unto him, o Lord, eternal rest
and may light perpetual shine upon
him."
The herald., 1915-11-18
Hsw5o'zy;z

On Sunday, at 4 p. m, James Percy
infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred ]
Belcher, received holy baptism at Mt
Olivet Church. Sponsors: William
Schurb and Mrs. Philip Vaccaro.
At the meeting of the Ladies' Guild
on Tuesday night, Mrs. Jos. Koenig
was elected secretary to succeed Mrs
Geo. Randolph. We regret very
much Mrs. Randolph's removal to the
city, but will gladly keep her name on
the Guild roll.
Services on Sunday next before Ad-
vent at the following hours: 1880,
$3.50, II a. m. and 1880 p. m. Thanks
giving Day, holy communion and SER
mon at 1880 a. m.
On Wednesday, the 10th day of No
yember, Frank A. Daniels entered into
he Paradise Of God. Mr.. Daniels was
The herald., 1915-11-18
The Herald Athletic Event

together with the
which will
Assisting the Herald other public
spirited who offering prizes to encourage
kind during each and this should receive
here that is given at other places
physically important the
faculties because depends greatly upon the
local entertainments which are necessary
the and
Nation wide holiday and usually observed
and other events of this nature then
evidenced by the enes are taking
feature and this will
following the events when Fos Folly Theatre
will eusedfo OF occasion
district will attend the and
man. Mr. Chsty, Bellevie
The herald., 1915-11-18
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We sympathize with Mr.. and Mrs.
Siaward, who lost their little baby
Sunday. The funeral service was held
Monday at $3.50 p. m. at their home,
corner Of Elmira and Homer.
The conference year has drawn to
a close, conference now being in ses-
sion at Mansfield. Bishop Atkins is
presiding.
The musical under the auspices of
Mrs. Gibson's class was classical
success as well as otherwise. 1t was
indeed kind of those from the "other
side" to give their services to u.s.
While all the numbers were good, We
especially enjoyed those given by our
Algiers girls, Misses Corbett and Nc
Nicely. We were glad to have Mr.. H.
j. Thompson with us again. 1t seemed
like "old times"
The Cleaners felt "rejuvenated'" on
Nov. 9th to have Misses Daisy and
lrma Daniels at the social. The place
of the next meeting will be announced
later.
The Sunday School appreciated hav-
ing with them their former superin-
tendent, Brother A. S. Daniels. He
seems to belong there.
We are glad to note the improve
ment of Mrs. McSwain, of 53S Belle
vile.
We have a new friend, Mrs. Brad
ley, at 4O5 Pelican avenue, who has re-
Gently moved here from Welhauken,
n. J.
The seating capacity of the church
was taxed to it's limit last Sunday
night by the large number of friends
that gathered to pay fond tribute to
the memory of that good man, Brother
Frank Daniels. While only a half
dozen or so spoke his praise aloud,
there was as deep an appreciation in
each silent heart as the virtues and
kind deeds, so modestly done, were
recounted. His memory is as a sweet
incense and we can never recall the
old church and its history without I'M
consciously associating with it the
life OF one who loved 1t and labored
for 1t from childhood until his name
was transcribed from the church mill
tant to the church triumphant.
The herald., 1915-11-18
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AHENEG.l9Ae11lzA

Divine services are held on Thurs
day evening at 100 and Sunday morn.
ing at s o'clock. Sunday school al
9:15.
Special Thanksgiving Day services
will be held in the evening at 1880
o'clock.
In our congregational meeting OF
Friday last, We decided to celebrate
Annual Mission Festival on Dec. 5th.
Our church. being one of the two
Lutheran churches which escaped
nearly unscathed in the September
storm, we decided to grant the use of
our church for the annual sessions of
the Louisiana District Conference of
Pastors and Teachers. The sessions
will be held Dec. 2S-30th.
Everyone is cordially invited to at
tend our services.
The herald., 1915-11-18
OoNNER-sRoWNLee wrnn,

Long will Bernard F. Dome |
Florence Brownlee renspbr /
event in which they were tie j
pal characters on "Wednesday. S}
Pretty indeed, was the picture = +
bridal party, headed by Miss | u
ner, solemnly marched down d. !
to the time of the majestic sny /
Lohengrin's Wedding Nart i
bride was given away by hs ID
c. H. Brownlee, after which q. 4
took their places in the sam,
which was a regular bower d y
and chrysanthemums. Ven Rr (
Their Larkin, S. NJ, assisted By I'd
Golf, received the solemn psia
fidelity of the couple and thrat
authority vested in him prwx|
them the happiest couple h u
to-day.
Nuptial mass was then sIssr
by Father Larkin. II was vin 4
pleasure that the Very Rev. hzs
ficiated at this wedding. for at
earnest desire of all pastors b
their people start of married IN
vided with all the means and hsr
make this state of life q success
a Joy. Besides organ iutehr's I
our old reliable friend, Prf R
three beautiful solos were mis
by friends of the young ccups
Miss Georgina Herbert, viii y
and clearness of expression M
zi's beautiful Ave Maria; NJ WI
Bonner, with force and msbtyi
Shubert's 20 Salutaris," sns
Fox with artistic finish and b.
No. 2 Ave Maria.
Bernard F. Bonner Is the N'
and Mrs. w. F. Bonner, ~ 'nI
and Miss Florence BroViss
charming and affectionate dslp'I
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Brovnlss
Delaronde street. Both taaA
among the oldest and most n
families of Algiers.
After the wedding q tasu "
joyable buffet breakfast was Sn
the home of Mr.. W. F. DOu's.
happy couple we're the reciFa
many beautiful and costly 20
Accompanied with the bes' -
their parents and numerous y
they left at s a. m. for 1ea
moon. which will be spent II W
nessee, chiefly in Memphis 1'
tanooga. III
Mr.. Ralph P. Nolan son
our best citizens, ]. T. so'.
grace and dignity acted IS @
Messrs. W. Bonner and ~
Brownlee acted as ushers
The herald., 1915-11-18
Another Reduction In Cost OF Living

insisted rates for
Railway Light
lower than
vaiin in ear Orleans
the Commission Council and the
concluded satisfactorily in the
of
acceptable the city authorities
In that the low rates
/.
The residents the convenience
make the best and cheapest OF all
light while and fans will
looked upon than
formerly
The herald., 1915-11-18

Adolph Wolverton, 938 Valete. ......... ,,n>>k
Cyril SCHNEIDER, 513 Pacific. ............ A0sn No
Earl Senat. 6O4 lie Boeuf. .............. ,ruosh ~
Henry Kline, $40 Emra ............... vDuosh No m
Henry Hntz, Newton and Nelson. ..... uOsh No IN
Steve Quarano, 343 Teche ............... NnOsa No Al
Norman Ramos, 1924 Pacific ...... ,IOsh No Al
Milton Acker, 245 Belevie street ....... NDsn al
Claude IIauer 1926 Beeville street. ... WnOsh No a.
Andrew BunT, 3O3 Morgan ....... vDOsh No a.
Sidney Conrad, 229 Lavergne ...... vOsh No Al
Perry Back, 925 Teche .......... NOsh No a.
EIileas Adams, 1915 Pelican ...... Ncnsa AL
Austin Spahr Pacific ........ NnOsl No 4,
Morgan Wattigny, 42S Bermuda .. Ncneu No Ill
Allie Picou, Beevile street. NonOsa No AL
Marion Short 44O Seguin street. ..... Ncr No
Samuel Harding 3O7 Opeousas avenue. ... Mcnsn Ill
Archie Sinclair Bellevle .... Nonsa No al
Joseph Folse, Alix ............ Mcn
Richard Keen, 215 Pacific Ncn4 NO NJ
Tracy Enwse Belevile ...... Nonsa No. n
Emmett Schwaner, 335 Pacific ... Ncneu No u
Wallace Owens 224 Bermuda Mcn No n
William Ellis Atlantic ......... Mcn NO. q n
Tom Riordan, 1923 Olivier street. ........ McDo No
Roy Drumm, 3O7 Olivier street. McnonI 40
Carl Hatfield, TIC Eliza street McDons
Joseph Dennis, Pacific ............. NcnI :" Il
cassidy Barrett Pelican Ncnn.I @ "a
Vivian Crawford 713 Opeousas Mcnn. 40
Alfred Peterson 329 Belleve McDons 40 III
Clement Bak, 237 Vaete ............ Ncnorn. A." vi
Felix Borne Patterson ............. Mcpnos m
Otha Donegan, 122 Olivier ........... McDnoos Nv
Frank Silva 211 Pelican ............. Mcronosh Nv
Emmett Hogan, 239 Pelican McDono., W.
Henry Burle Pacific McDoross w
HAYWOOD Vallette 313 Olivier Mcnonos, w W
Rules and governing are as follows,
l. All of the will open to all amateurs resa
side OF river.
Q All entries be made before p. NJ Noyemh a..
office of Herald, 500 Verret w.
g. participants the regulation athletic m
(boys' excepted).
ENTRY BLANK
Name
.
The herald., 1915-11-18
A LONG-LOST COUSIN.

hospital
asked the patient
gentleman replied that his unworthy
the doctors exalted
With Ling (Which Chi
OF Woods)
name! Now
big famine
he greeted of
the family cordially
The herald., 1915-11-18
A choies of CAVES

The difficulties the sar ". 81
rolonists had with then =. ~
curiously illustrated " .sa.sp y
In the colony Of Aassa , Nd,
red calf was cheaper 'As ,sst u J
mer was more likely to 80 > y
wolves owing. it was - -.
wolves mistaking IL io'
The herald., 1915-11-18
Mo. Looking For 1''s !.

"With the salary ana j
the other emoluments you : "A
pretty WELL" said the DOS
the new porter. -.ar
ITS de salary an de tips ~. q, )
ests me-" replied Rastus - y
think Aid cath much % 60. -
ments TIL aftuh Ahm d'h
field Union.
The herald., 1915-11-18
u. /. self opinisd''... y

Hokus-Flubdub seem. ~
wonderful opinion Oh =. ri
Pokus-I should say :. -, srrsp
have actually heard D., n' : b W
argue with his son, v9 SS.nns.cu'
man year at collese'
The herald., 1915-11-18
HOW TO IDENTIFY BRUNO.

printed The
French
ma a Vermont
Ar.
white wild him
notify
painting good by truly Felix Patno
which him big fox hunting
last
The herald., 1915-11-18
NEW ORLEANS, NOV. is, 1915.
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FORTY HOURS DEVOTION.

The annual Forty Hours Devotion
will open Friday, 18th, at I o'clock
mass. The order of services will be
as follows: Friday, solemn high mass
and procession at Z; Saturday, SOL
emn high mass; Sunday, solemn high
mass at 1920; sermon and benedic-
ton every evening at 7:3O. Hours of
alteration: Friday, school children,
from to 8; Sacred Heart League,
to 1870; Saturday, Children of Mary,
L. c. B. AS and Third Order; Sunday,
Altar Society conference, Ushers Holy
Name Society, st. Joseph Boys and
X. of C.'s, from II to 1880.
Friday the mass will be sung by
Very Rev. Father Larkin, S. NJ; Fa-
Their Cassagne, S. NJ, deacon; J. A.
Petit, S. NJ, sub-deacon; James Char
bonnet, master of ceremonies; Tom
Golf and A. Comiskey, censor bearers;
Raymond Euper and Ned Whitmore,
acolytes. A large number of altar
boys will be on hand and also numer-
Gus flower girls. All the societies of
the parish will take part in the pro-
cession on Friday and Sunday. All
the men are specially requested to
join in.
Observation-Disclosures at & confir-
nation and catechism classes and
Parochial School boys and balance of
children; Friday and Saturday, for
every boy, at 4 p. m.
COMMUNICATIVE school chill
dren, st. Joseph's Boys, Holy Angels;
Saturday, Altar Society. L. C. B. AS
League of the Sacred Heart; Sunday,
Holy Name, Ushers' conference, X. of
C.'s, at o'clock mass; Children of
Mary, seniors and juniors, at Z.
Very Rev. Father Weldon, of st. Jo-
seph's, will preach the closing sermon
No better devotions could be had to
refresh ones soul and take a new
start on the way to heaven, and 1t is
to be hoped that the people of the
parish will enter into the spirit of
these days and avail themselves of all
the opportunities for spiritual ad-
vancement offered to them.
The herald., 1915-11-18

THE PRIZES:
1st Event-The Herald Marathon.
; Prize Gold Medal DIR. {. y. Kraft
end Prize, Silver Medal Dr. \. !. Babm
3rd Prize, Bronze Medal, Peter Rupp.
End Event-One Hundred Yard Dash.
Prize, Gold Medal, w. H. Ward.
end Prize, Silver Medal Julius Bodenger
ord Prize, Bronze Medal, Robert q COnnor
3rd Event-Eght Hundred Eighty Yard Dash
Ist Prize Gold Medal George j. Peterson.
end Prize, Silver Medal Emile J. MOthe
ord Prize, Bronze Medal, Jno. MOynagh
4th Event-Bovs' Race, One Hundred Yard Dash
One Prize Only-Boys Silver Watch Phil Foto
9Th Event-Shot Put.
Prize Gold Medal NJ J. Rooney.
end Prize Silver Medal, Stanley Behrman
grid Prize, Bronze Medal, Louis Sierra
Marathon Checkers Carl Malone Walter Ryan, Kent Chry
be n following order:
Beginning Hundred Yard Dash Second
Fourth heat boys race
boys Sew
Verret
of Eighty
W a DeArmas
will be published
in n
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QUANTITY MOST IMPORTANT.

Said the landady to the newly bieted soldier
How like boiled?'
fellows
reply.
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THANKSGIVING DAY
ATHLETIC EVENT,
Prizes Completed and $50 Young Men Enter Races

Assisted by Rev. JOS D
VIM. Wal KenC hrisy and Charles f. Dckey
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A Has>rv Match

A watch carried by the Emperor
Charles v. in 1880 weighed twenty
seven pounds.
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Emira Pelican segun opeousas to
to starting point
Independent
.Ahambra
LeCourt H. G.
n.
Beelle. .Ahambra
Walter j. Harvey SO1 DearOnde Ahambra
Richard Nichols .Ahambra
Paul Malone, 226 Verret Ahambra
2ndE vent-lOo ard Dash.
Catholic church for 100 yards:
James Leddy 32S opelouas Independent
Roy Schroeder 647 Valee
Independent
John Rordan, 323 Olivier
Da'e foro, IZo hee'e ~ e.
Ben foro ,1o beeVle N G.
Richard Nichols 42s
Lee schr0de l2S Valee street. N G. C.
srd Event-ssO Yard Dash.
intersection of DeArmas and verret streets on ve street
toward Catholic church, for $50 yards onehaf
Ray schoder SAT Valete Ahambra
John Pollock 22S Lavergne Independent
John Riordan 1923 Olivier Ahambra
Andrew Bevan Bellevile street ................H G. c.
go 60 soe Da H N G. G.
req csyaa 0vo racine avenue. N G.
Hshst Quinn 1a4 o, N G.
iefoert onn ~ opelousas H N G. c.
Albert Welbacher SIS Opeousas q
Jpo J. Braa 1921 Pacific 'Aihanora
Paul Malone, 22S verret Alhambra
4th Event-Shot
John Ford 100 Bellevie Albambra
Richard Nichols, Segun street ....... Ahomh,o
Wallace Mcguire, .............. Anambra
Ray Schroeder, SAT Opelousas auouhro
" ' --N 'N-i0' .Alhamba
9Th Event Boys-1Oo YardD Dash
(Roue NJ EVENT.
Cyril SCHNEIDER Pacific. .......... Mcnonoob No
900
Nooieo No A
John j. Leonard, 719 Evefna Mcnonoeh NJ Il
~ oOAA'he' wv SCHOOL,
oONA'h0'' o0' SCHOOL,
r. Horn $50 Bellevile uou ~
Ho Name
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HOLY NAME SOCIETY.

The regular meeting of this society
will take place tonight. A large meet
ing is expected to arrange the details
for the Sunday celebration.
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H. n. G. G..

A committee was appointed to ar
range special benefit nights at H. n.
G. c. picture show. Many of the la
dies Of the parish have decided to or
ganize into booster clubs to make
the show a success. So many improve
ments are needed in the H. N. G. C.
buildings that large number of the
people have understood that this en-
terprise affords them the means of
making these improvements without
any extra expenditures to them.
selves.
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ENTRIES
1st Event-Herald Marathon.

1920 miles, starting of
Segun Opeousas
Pelican Segun Opelouas to
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SERVICES SUNDAY.

Masses, Z, 9, 1920.
Baptisms-3-4.
Closing of Forty Hours, 1880.