New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-09-08
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NOTED SPEAKERS
PROGRAM COMPLETED FOR NOR
THERN GERMAN-METHODIST
CONFERENCE.
BISHOP QUAYLE TO GIVE SEVER
AL SERMONS AND LECTURES
SEPT. Is 10.

The program for the twenty Ninth An
nual Northern German Methodist Con-
ference has been completed under the d.
rection of Rev. G. Holm. The sessions of
the Conference, which will take place
from the fifteenth to the nineteenth, in
elusive, of this month, will be held in
the Methodist church; all lay sessions will
be held in the annex. This is the second
time since the Northern German Metho-
dist Conference was organized at La
Crosse, in 1886, that the delegates meet
in New Ulm. The former meeting was
held here in 1902, presided over by Bis
hop Daniel A. Goodsell.
About one hundred and twenty del
egates will arrive in New Ulm for the
sessions; they will be taken care of most
ly by members of the local congregation.
Bishop w. A. Quayle will give several
addresses and lectures throughout the
conference sessions, and as he is will known
by reputation to New Ulm people, it is
expected that many outside the Metho-
dist church will avail themselves of this
opportunity of hearing him. DR.. ]. B.
F. Shaw, who speaks on Thursday, comes
from the Meridian Institute, of Meridian,
Miss. This is an institute for the Sou
thern Negroes; Rev. Shaw, who repre-
sents them, speaks excellent German.
The Program.
The sessions will open on Wednesday,
Sept. Is, with the Anniversary of Con-
ference Claimants. Rev. C. H. Sauter,
for1nely of New Ulm, but now living in
Minneapolis, will preside. The speaker
will be Ezra C. Clemans, D. D., of Chi
cage. This session will be closed with
the report of the Treasurer, Rev. G.
Raihle.
Thursday morning at 8:45, Bishop
W. A. Quayle will deliver the opening
address. At $3.50 there will be bust
ness session during which the organiza-
ton will be perfected.
The address of welcome will be given
by Mayor L. A. Fritsche at 11:30; and
Rev. C. F. Blume, also well known to
the people of New Ulm, will respond for
the delegates. In the afternoon, at two
o'clock, the anniversary of the Various
Benevolent Institutions will be presided
over by Rev. A. H. Korner. Two
speakers are on the program for the
afternoon: Rev. George Kaletsch, of
Berea, Ohio, representing Berea Or
phanage, and MIR. H. H. Jacoby, of St.
Louis, Mo-, representing the Central
Wesleyan Orphanage, OF Marrenton,
Mo. At 3:15 the conference sermon will
be delivered by Prof. H. J. Hoffert.
Thursday evening at Z o'clock, the
anniversary of Colleges and Sunday
School Work, presided over by Rev. W.
E. Mahle, will be addressed by four
speakers. They are: Prof. W. F. Finke,
Representing the Conference Educational
Institutions; DR.. J. B. F. Shaw, of
Meridian, Miss, representing the Free
mems Aid Society; Rev. H. thinner
mann, of Warrenton, Mo-, representing
the Theological Seminaries and Rev. F.
W. Schneider, of Chicago, representing
the Board of Sunday Schools.
The Friday morning devotional SER
vices, beginning at 8:45, will be conducted
by Rev. H. Zimmermann An address
by Bishop Quayle will follow, and then
the morning session will be concluded
with the Second Conference Session.
The afternoon will be taken up with
the anniversary of the Women's Foreign
Missions Society, Mrs. Jeanette Sauter
presiding. The speaker will be Miss
Hannah Scharof, missionary from Korea.
Lecture by Bishop Quayle.
Friday night at eight o'clock free
lecture will be given by Bishop Quayle,
on a subject to be announced later.
The Saturday devotional services
at 8:45, will be conducted by Rev. J. A.
Diekmann. D. D. At 900 A. M. Bishop
Quayle will address the Conference, af-
ter which will come the Third Conference
Session.
The Deaconess Cause will hold it's an
niversary in the afternoon at 2 o'clock,
Rev. Charles Schonheider presiding.
Rev. J. A. Diekmann will speak repre-
senting the Deaconess Cause; and Rev.
Harry c. Mccain will represent the
will represent the Mission Board.
The Anniversary of Mission Cause,
at 1880 P. M, will be presided over by
Rev. w. F. Fritze. The mission ser
mon will be delivered by Rev. L. W.