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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-31
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Inter 6cn gpriib 0es graiioelttcn
9errn Sr. g9rabmam lmO Der BRO
tofoQiiibrung Ses Serrn Serntann
Stodmalm ian6 geitern Die pierteI.
iabrlit,e @rmeinOeperimnnllng ltatt.
Ger 5inalBiefrctdr Serr SSSobn Sleg'
Ter unS ocr Sd)osmeiIter Serr Gbas.
S.ueuc 6eri6teten iIber ben 5inanj'
itano Der @emeirOe ii6erctnItinl'
meno: aaiieubcitano ,Sebr. 1919
$273.3i, Giunabmeu STAG. .56, Mus
gl6cli $749.30; jetieer Stniienbeitnno
S2T0.57. Der GreOiger beridjtetc,
oab i'm letter @iertelinbr 3rpci gtit'
glieoer 0eitorbcn iino, ndullih &ll'
bclm Sueneielo an If. Wfar5 mo
grprGiiOglt Gcurno Setri am 9.
Deai. 3uLgenoc neue Ytit8Iieoer Ulr'
ben anigenommen: Irou Charlotte
SueneielO 30S @ebiter StraBc, al
Steac ibres peritor6enen 8oten 8m.
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eocn g(uenuc, an 5teae ibres Der
itcrbenen Gater5 Gonrao Betri;
5rau Carolina 6reeie umo Sri. 2lIma
,Sreeie, 45i @eit 0tc0iiten Aucnle;
tSerr $enrp anitrltp, 1883 Reoolng
Ncoo; Serr Gmil 9ierIing. POS Cit
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tug, ben II. SuIt, III Sabcritumpid
9arf All 9rirc Sill abgebalten, Der
9reSiger beridtete ii6er gutcn @rfolJ
| oes gutres, Der am "a. gpril B. :.
| IN Der g(or6 Cincinnati Qrrnballe
u6gebolten purSe. Cine Ginlaoung
lunn proteitantiibeu 8aiienfeit an
Counting pluoe augenommen. @eger
bes 0aiienieites fGqt am ndhIieu
Sonntag @ottesoieuit mo Sonntag'
ifule aus. Ter Breoiger BAT I'm gta'
men Der 7amen Der 8emeiroe, mel
dc einen Iii6 beim Waiienieit itber'
nommen baben, I'm @nbcn al GB'
uauren etc. Solhe 0jaben itH0 bis
ndditen Sanritng im GiarrBauie, p
! Clt 8. StraBc. ab5uIieieru Ser
y9ia u. gldcrnamn beridltete ilber
oiinitigeH Griolg bes Don oen jungcn
Seutcu eingeiiibrteil GnocIop Su'
Items. - sln nd6iter 9ouueritaJ
Gadln,ittaaS llbr, bdIt Ser 6raiieE'
perenl ieine Notwithstanding
ncr6unoen nit Gniieefrdr8den mo3n
/ ireunOIidit eineeIaoen mro. II,
@uitgcGerinneH iino ioIgelIoe Ga
men: Sopbia 7oidJcr. Sopflu Gull
ueber, aolriin GusIer, 2oliiia GbIer
oine, Goa 5infe, Sopbia 6eIofamp
Rinntc Teilbc, gluua @ieie, sIIuinc
;5ieie. 9liinbetb @Icbel.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-31
Triebenss mmb NblferaSiga
plaut Gy grdiibeut 10. 8. 9aft ius
Qeben 81 rufsn,
@orberettsubs Scnferen3 aui ben II.
Smli aRberaumt.

Rem gort, 80. Wtai, Don etnem
9ommittee Don buubsrt berOorrasen@
ben MGnneru aug aQen 2betleu oes
aanbes, an bersn Spise grsprdiioent
70. $. 5aft itsbt, 1T am Sonntug etn
Qufruf fir cine SonfereHS erldiItn
porben, ote am II. SUM- in qbtlubsIa
pbia abaebalten peroen iOl, I'm bic
porbereitenOsn S6ritte fir bic Sbaf.
fung elmer SrieoensIIsu coer Sigo oer
86lter 5u tbun.
en- bem 9lufruf pirb OorgeiaId9en,
bab bic Der. StnateH Elm WtitsIieo btsi
Ter prpiettirtsn 90IterIiga perben IoIs
len uno oab bic UtitsIieoer oteisr 2isl
Ii9 perpfltdten iollen, ibre ueretrts
Wilttdrma6t baSu peripenoen gu pols
len, ibre U{itglieoer am gegtnn etuts
a1teaes gu psr5inOern, ebe niht Die
trittie.n Grapen einem ri6terIi1tn
Tribunal. ooey fails Elm iOIbes Sribus
nal in ben oetreffenbeu 5rngeu ni6t
suItdnois IeiN Iollte, elmer tnterndtios
aalen 8eriobnuRssbeb0rbe untsrbrettet
porpln Iino
0ieIer plan lit gum groBen 9bsII
bic Soee oes Serrn 3ait, Der geIeserts
lid Der SOufsren0 ben 9Oriis fiiAreH
pirb unb osNsH SOesH, pie es betbi,
aud, penniapn in unOffi8ieIsr @eiIs,
bonn prGitpsRten BtIipH iNopHtrt
ipproen iino.
Sm 2auie oss @inters bat Setr
5aFt i'm @enturp Club bier ets Reibe
DON aonFersn,sn in Der GngeIegsnbeit
chr'h1lter ebe Der 4ufruf erIaNsn
puroe, uno an OieIen aOnfereHssn
uapmen yrdhpeut GOpeu BON Der
6aparb llniperIitGt; bR qrOFeNoreu
Georus 80. air9peb uub Sobn Bates
Glurt BON Der Columbia uuiOeriitGt;
Darpiu g. ainssIep, Scbn Sags
Summpno, Qllbert Sbap, 6dmilioH
SOIt, Games %. Bed unS anesrs tbetL
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-31
Yroteftantif6es % aifenfea.
Gs miro ant 6. Juui nuf Den GnlGgeu
Der Anitalt beaungtn.

1as ,Srll0linasirit oe5 1elltiden
gllsemein @roteitantIidleu 8aiie1l'
pereins miro am Soultag. 6, SlmL
auf ben @riinben Der QnituIt duf Ult
quburu b.gansen. Dus riibriss aOms
mittss 1T ibon felt Idussrsr 3eit t6ds
tia u.ipeIsn mb bat ein prosrdmm
alTseitsGt, bsTsn 0uraiiibruHs Ss'
nub unS llntsrbaItuHs suslsit se'
rpSbrt. Serpprrasenoe Rebner lpsrbsn
anfpra6en baItsn unb aud bic ainoer
perbeu gum prpsramm beitraScn.
Die pader.R Trausn pom 5raueRpets
Gin ba6en tpi,bsr bic 2situug Der Siis
de inne uno tperoen nit Saifes uno
SUDDEN, Iprpi. sinsm ihmadbattsn
GFsn aufparteu. Gus 5sit bistst stne
portrsfflite 9elseeubeit 5ur gsii4ti'
suns bisIsr in isoer Sesisbuns muitsr'
bait ssrtpaI.s.sn GnitaIt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-31
SeutidIer lsionier.Ierein

0as 47te Stiftunssfeit piro Der
0eutIhe qionisr @srsin bon Gin.
am Sonntng, ben 13. Suni 1915 in
Straub's @arten nit isinen Wittglte>
bern. oeren Sunilien mo 6rellnocn
feiern. Der @oritanb bat ale Dor
tebrunaen getroffen, ben Sbeilnebmers
ben einen usrgniistenSOnntua beripres
6en su t0nnen. Serr RiAter 4If.
&. Yippert piro bic S5sitrebe bdlten.
0as TsIt beginnt ! ll6r y}d4mits
tagg unb Wuiit unb grfriiAungen
qQer Dirt iino nuf benz 5eitplaB gu bds
ben. Der 3utritt 1T fret, bod iinO
bic MitllieOsr aebetsn, ibre geretnss
9(6seiden gu tragen. Die OatIs9
Gars iabrcn 5luu ,5eitpIab.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-31
GisHie Der sis6snbiirser sadlisH.

am fommen6en sauitng. ben 8.
Ssnni uiro in Rei6sratbs gart Gin
irobIihes Seben ilno 3reIbeu herr.
i6eu. bsHu bort finost cas- oiesidhrise
girnic 6es siebenbiirser Safien
aranten .llnteritiisungsacreins jtntt.
Gos nit Sen Arrangements betrairte
sscmmittee 1T bereits felt seraumer
3eit eiiria on Der slrbeit depeien,
nm in Der umiibtisiteu Weiie Die
gorbereitlngen iiir oas Set 5u trei-
len inb angeiid)ts oieier 9batiodle,
iotpis infolse Der srpben gsliebtbsit,
beren iia Der @srtin ippblperoieniers
maBen in ipeiten areiien erireut.
eiirfte bns Tienie tid zines sIdnSen.
ben geiuds erireuen uno lid gu ei.
mem sIGusenSen GrfpIa seitaIteH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-31
5amilieufeit Ses gabiidsn iIuterit.
3ereins.

Ger gaoiIbe llnteriiitiings.g .ger.
Gin, Der su ben aIteiisn uHo unseis'
beniten IanosmanrifaitlihcH 9erei.
niaungen Der Stabt esbori, psran'
italtet am fomnen6en Sonntas, ben
6. SSilni elm sSamilienieit in Straubs
Bart in Satlep ,oas lid 5iueiieIsobHe
sii einem gl1Beil6en erioIa geltalten
ipirb. Die gabsnisr iinb als semiitb'
IideS 95If6eH 6efannt uri6 iie genie.
Sen ben suf bab iie SeitIidfeiteH
pcrtreiilih 5it nrrangiren peritebeu.
Ga bcuer 0os Arrangenentstonrnit.
Zee lid, ants Den riibriaiten Wiitglie'
bern bss 9srsins suiammsnisst, miro
bieier oItbeeriinSete @uf aud geIe.
aentlit bes oiesiibrieen Sommcrfe.
ties getpabrt ipcrScH uno bic Ibeil.
nehner an Der @eranitalhine, Die be.
reitS I'm, scbn llbr gorutittags ibren
slufana nimmt, biirften gerrubrei4er
gtl,nben perHaert iein.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-31
Guncp 5slano.

,si 9onep SSlanb be5onn mit oem
acitriaen lagc bic Saiion lno iitr
ole Groiinlma mar III oieiem beIirb'
ten Gr6ollmlSort aIleS uorbcrcitet
Nm amiiiemcnt mo ;3eitpertreib iii
in Gonep SsIanS feiu WaugcI. Dip
tbe.Iips, ole Serpcnttre GtrIine, Der
tviiting Goniter 5briIIer, Die Suit'
prcrenaSc, ooS gauScuillc lbeater,
Die sirrnn, g9aiicriport, @Spup Reit'
6abu iinS mr. etIid,e Der nieIen @e'
lpacn5eiten gum Gerguiigen Gdbei
die6t C. aon3ert uu6 Cans uno i'm
all,bhmls III Der Gait beileHS auiga'
hobcu. giu4 iiir ole gerpiIe9mg Scr
gcIuter ihlO Die 8orbrrcitilngcn ouf
oas gust6umiitlite getroiieu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-31

$. Clarence Mueblbaa, 2733 gtupine
Sfrabe.
Der Geirtdr tpnrbt beduftrdgt bep
in Der Genteinbe beitebenben 9eretnen
fir ibre oil benisftne 5ilfsb.rttf'
ffdft ben Oont abauitdtisn. Gbtnic
Ton bic Stiftuns Der gottpf.niter
purb cine gintrdsung ins protofoll
bsrsuist iptrben.
Das G.msinbepitnic finbss am "a
Suni i'm 6arpsit Some itatt unb fiir
baF.lbe 1T Der folssnbe ausiaub
tbdtig: adrl Strsi4er. u. 9auler,
@sO. alinss, 8. Sismsper. 8. Granb'
rs6 unb u. 9rdmfamp.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-31
Ser Samgertas.
Ssutidje geteransu nnS bsniide SdH'
ser Deranitalten tin bente i'm
Gbeifer Rarf.

W. 49, V~- wv
Gbeifer 9arf.
Seuic piro I'M G6citerpart oos
i5riiGlingsieii Dec TercilIigten Sdn'
aer 6egnnoen. Ter bclitige oifi5ieae
,SeiertGg 9iebt Sclegegbcit 81 Gle
ner GoppeIieier, elmer patriott.
id,er nnl gsadmiittaa unb elmer
b,iaoriitiifen am 9l6enh. Gie pa
irictiide 8cier beginnt nit Dem
Ginmdri9 Der btuiid ameritanii4en
geteronen bes giirsertrieses i'm GRs
il.r part. Ta9bem Iis ibrsr tobt.n
aamerdben sebad5t, bs5ieben L. nsben
ben Sauptquuriisren Der 8.rsiuigien
GGnaer ols 91ite berielbtn stn 3elts
laosr. 9i. alisn uniOntdmpisr in
Duiel Cams Uniform .rinHsrn an ben
aroben 4ntbsil Der Deutih Imeritds
n.r aur Grbaltung Der Union unb tpi.
pisl Gut, Blut unb 2eben lie oufiir
asopieri baben. Solde 3hatiafen be-
iptiien bic 3uDsrldfiiSi.it unb 3reus
Der bon DtutiGluub siuseDanoertsn
giirstr fir amsrita unb tpie Il. burtb
bi.Islbe uno ibrs SDmpathis fir bic al'
te Seimatb bi. fdlibsn SrsuHbe br
8.r,iuiateu Staat,n Di.l befsr bur9s
idausn unb Dor beui.Ib.n parnsH sbe
ss Su fpdt III.
Tas offi3isIIs proarumm am Rahs
mittas brinsi aub.r ben Ghorli.bsru
Ssr Sdus.r cine 9luiprate Ses 9Irn
giirgermeiitsrs Spies.l. oss S.rrn
Ridt.rs aiibers unb b,s &riesss. Sur'
ners unb GdneerOsteraneu adrI arh!.
9tm Igl6enb III i.u6t frobliaer
SGus.rtrieg. Die @.reine, an5.fsutrt
ourA bi. aufs.Tabrensn 8dtieri.n nit
ibrer Iors.nt0bt.nb.n Wuniiion. ipsit'
,if.rn i'm @ortras ibr.r luiit5it.n unb
bumorpolliteu 2ieo.r unb @eiings.
Gas poIlitndbi8e grogramm Ian'
tet pie iolet:
81 q d. mittags. grosra m NJ.
4 ubr.
I. Gr5ffnimss stnipYade.
gcgriibung Der oeittih ameritd'
nijden giirsertrieg @eteranen.
grdi. Gbas. o. SdmSt.
2. aieb: ,,0Ritte bid aif 8erHaria"
gIbt. - Ser. Sdnger.
3. Gcrtife anipra6e.
giirscrmeiiter 8. g. SpiegeI.
4. aieS: .Griibe an Die Seimntb".
6. aramcr.
Ser. Sdnser.
10. GnaIiite Seitrebe.
gfi6ter @m. 9uebers.
I6. Sicb: rgs Iiebt eine Sino" -
Soribrer.
!. gatriotiife Rebe.
Bet. GarI Gubl.
s. S6IubIieb: .slmerita".
Der. Saneer Erheiter uno
9ubIifunt.
abenb. Brogramm.
7.30 llbr.
I. 9eltonia 0annerdor: - Re
gneger" uno % poat mi heh.
ben. Carl StIeDI
(plattbeuiih)
2. Sruioen SaHsertcr: - rOsr
leidte @onoerer" gteumainl
3. @aperiiher W1merhor: Ter
iibele Stamntiif". W. geuifeI
4. Cincinnati 2ieoertranS: - eGar
2en5".. Gpsltnger.
8. Meiten6 MGnnerfor: - rWcd)
auf mein oeutides 9aterlano".
6. gionier sangerhor; - .Ods
Seutihe BaterIanb", .Gie Wa4t
am Rbein".
Z. Clifton SeisbtS @eianeberrin:- -
.SfiitenIieo" Sfnlol5er
s. SuoepobI 0ldmer6or: - Aim
slbeiR". GngeIsberger
| 8. Sfipei,er Iannerhor: - Ges
tsintcn 6riiblingsIieS"
slitenboicr
10. nbS feaolp ednserdor:
.glm sibein". gensel
II. @pooftllop Sdnserhor: -
rr;u,I;shs EShuf. sgn,ihn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-31

Ile ,.Ne00s" reIlteH aeltern glbeIlo
nad ct. 9ouis a6, no iie eiH 9eniinn
BON s Gpi.lsn gu abiolDiren bdbsr.
Gle febren am Greitag nah Gireiu.
nati sllriid uno Beginner am Cams
tog ole piertGsiser Serien nit ben
oitlif,en alubs. lie 9oitorer
,grapes" perben ibre eriteu 9egner
iein.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-31
8aie.Saa.

Gem geftern bonn glotionoHisa.
Souptdunrtier neroiientli6ten off.
siellen gerihte iiber bic 2eiitingen
Der abt alnbs iinb bic foIgenben
gioti3en iiber iniere ggfebs" eutnonl.
men:
Inter ben is Der t6S 2igaSSpieler
nit einem 8ro5entioB bon 800 Bunf.
ten Qanb mehr) befinb.n ii9 bic
,,HeSs~ Glarfc (370), @roD (339)
imo aiaiier (300).
oSn Der 3abI BON geiiferten Irci.
fern iteben bic .sieos" an ser
g pite Der aht alu6s nit eincm
9ro,entias bon 265 9unften unO in
Der ,Selopertbei6ieung aIs 3ritter
nit einem Rro5entiab BON 962 Bunf.
ten. sn nRbrbaiigen 3reifern be-
baltpten fie ebenfaIls ben oritten Blab
nuf Der ManaIiite nit einem Bro5elrt.
fns BON 37i glinften; inter ben 5ebn
leiten6en 2dufe.@epinneri iteht I'M
Ter @itteIidrp1rmer 2ead aIs ;Siinf.
ter nit einem Bro3entint bon &c
Bunfteu uno inter Ben 5e6n lettenoer
gaienoieben bebauptet ilitier S1iipt'
ling nno g(bf1nger Seraod ben iie6er'
ten gIas aiif Der Rangliite.
n
2u Dem geitrigeii SpieIe 5lpiiden
inieren .Heos" ino ben pittsburger
..giraten" I'M bieiiaen HeoIonb sSielo
batttn f6 ii6er 1000 3ui4nuer einss'
flnSen. MS uniere gatterie illnair'
ten Sd,leuoercr Sdlneioer unOo San
ger 6lorfe geaen Sarmou reip
Stong fiir bic Gegner. geioe Bat
terien bIiebcn biz sitm Gnoe oes
Spiels aui ibreu Roiten. llniert
rSunaeng mo6ten If 8refier gegen :
nno ipielten ieblerlo5 gegen 2 5SebIet
ser ,giraten" Ser5og llno Seat
lparen uniere SeIoen am gat mil
! nebrbaiigen 5reffern. Gs qelanf
ben ,,ReSS" in 6em 3. un6 3. @angC
ie 3 ihrer 3reffer All fon3entriren
mas ibn.n ibre 4 2Gufe einbrdd!s
Sdmei0er innotc A 2uitidhIer GIN
gant (seaen u unS perihenfte oer
einsiaen freipab CUR I. Bale in
SbieIe. g1iflter unS Sart tparen oi
Sdi.bsritter.
ReiuItat ser geitrigen
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1915-10-21
Oil or Gas For Algiers

the big things in the new"
people, ana we Can
for substantial developments from these sources .ou
of the administration LOOKING
expenditure of upwards OF Tour
share OF this enormous ap
the coming session
Secretary publicly stated that the Navy farus Vi INC
defense would De anu
q footing combat strongest naVles
Mexico means positively the esd'"
that the MISSISSIPPI
river could have would defenses which would require
he
district the enormous deal put
option very large
nropev in and Gretna for two million doaS
dollars cash 1t is understood aI
bore for oil and gas oe ol
the field ana ohers are Oh 'e way
Tho cobanv IS TO put will strike either gas
in vicnty y almost certainty
There evidence of in our District FOR
lighting MS mousse
hole the ground IN MS yau Inc
Whitney also mas
which the Ernst families and er
successors in this property to heat the water or
is well put down mere SOME
wears ago to drill proved unsatisfactory TINS no
quantities In the heds al
eight wells which were
well down at Only
would oil history the Beau
well has been put uo"
that OIL VIII De ou W
method is pursued
have in finding this ground but for the fact tha ~
in that has been going OF
Without finding OF OIL or gas
territory option this property will net the
people are
cam for kind of land
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1915-10-21
NAVAL STATION NOTES.

Paymaster William H. Doherty, L..
s. ", has reported for duty as general
stcrekeeper, paymaster of the yard,
and purchasing pay officer of the New
Orleans district, relieving Paymaster
w. w. Lamar, who has been detached.
Paymsster Doherty comes to the Ma
val Station from duty on the Arkansas
of the Atlantic fleet.
Chief Gunner William c. Bean, U.
S. ~, has reported to the commandant
for duty at the radio station and has
been given complete charge of that
important adjunct to the Naval Sta
ton. Mr.. Bean has had extensive ex
perience with radio work, particularly
with the kind installed at New Or
leans, as his last post of duty was al
the Arlington Seation, Washington
D. C.
Divers have been at work on both
the U. S. S. Stranger and the Santos
Amaral, the vessels sunk during the
recent storm. 1t is understood that
an attempt will be made to float the
! Amaral and then have the damage re
| paired, but as yet no decisive action
has been taken, either regarding thi:
vessel or the Stranger, though the
Stranger is considered to be so badly
damaged that no action towards float
/, ing will be taken.
The home yard of the U. S. S
Wheeling has been changed from
Portsmouth, n. H., to New Orleans
and all repair work to her will be un
dertaken at this station. Just wher
the Wheeling will come to New Or
leans for her first overhaul is no
known at the present time, but vii
probably be around the holidays.
The navy tug Peoria has been TEN
porarily transferred to New Orleans
from the Key West yard. This tn,
has arrived at the station under tn,
command Of Chief Boatswain Thoma
James, U. S. ~, and will be used II
connection with the work of replacing
the dry dock and disposing of tn
Stranger.
The U. S. S. Amphitrite has bee,
towed to the station to undergo r.
pairs before starting her trip North
1t is probable that these will be CON
pleted about November 18th.
Further survey on the Petrol by tn
Board of Inspection and Survey wi
be held to determine the advisabilit
of keeping this vessel in active ser,
ice.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1915-10-21
a}|}S;sysx;aGH. III

Our services are held on Thursday
evening at 1880, and Sunday morn
ing at o'clock.
We have begun with instruction
for Confirmation. All children who
yet wish to come are requested to
do so. The lessons are given on
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at
p. m.
On Tuesday evening the Young
People of the congregation rendered
a farewell social to Miss Rose Van
derlinden, whose marriage to Mr..
Hugh Wallace, of Port Arthur, Tex
as, took place Wednesday afternoon
at $50 O'Clock. She was presented
with a handsome table-cover.
Tuesday morning the funeral OF
Mrs. Charles Wiese, 727 Opelousas
avenue, was held. Interment was
made in Greenwood Cemetery.
Everyone is heartily welcome to
our services.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1915-10-21
Mss1a0llzszvsz

At the Sunday scnool teachers meet
ing held on Wednesday, the following
were elected to office. A. Spitzfaden,
superintendent and treasurer; Dewey
Thorning, assistant treasurer: finan.
cial secretary, Jas. Tufts; recording
secretary, Miss Irene Brookes. Bible
Department-Rev. S. L. Vail. supervis.
or; Miss Edna Karr and Miss Annie
Baker, teachers. Elementary Depart.
ment-Mrs. L. G. Daudelin, supervis-
or; Miss Elizabeth Guillot, Miss Cora
Swift, Miss Irene Brookes and Mr.. ].
E. Huckins, teachers. Primary De-
partment-Miss Eugenia Herbert, SUI
pervisor; Mrs. J. E. Huckins, Miss
Martha Hart and Miss Ruth Borne,
teachers. kindergarten Department
Miss Irma Lee French, supervisor;
Miss Edwina Thorning and Miss Edna
Butcher, teachers. Zach supervisor
is also a teacher.) Substitute Teach
ers-Miss Sallie Pearson, Miss Alma
Tufts. Miss Irma Tufts and Miss Mar
vel Walters.
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Regular teachers meetings will be
held on the first Wednesday of each
month at the rectory at p. m. and
en- the third Sunday at 10:3O a. m, In
the Sunday school room.
At a recent vestry meeting Messrs.
Geo. Koppel, L. ]. Peterson and A.
Spitzfaden were appointed a commit
tee on repair work.
The ladies of the Auxiliary are busy
getting ready for the meeting OF the
Woman's Auxiliary of East Louisiana
to be held at Mount Olivet on Oct.
3Oth.
On Saturday, at 4:30 p. m, the rec
tor officiated at the marriage of Mr.
John Bruce and Miss Jessie Mena
Grey. The ceremony took place in
the church, after which the young
couple left for brief honeymoon. Our
CONGRATULATIONS and best wishes for
a long and happy life are extended to
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce.
Holy baptism was administered to
Hettie AIverita Fernandez on last
Sunday morning at the close OF Sun
day school, Parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Fernandez; sponsors, Mr.. JOS.
Umbach and Mrs. Hettie Guigou.
Miss Kittie Janvier was a welcome
visitor at the Junior Auxiliary meet
in on Monday. Hereafter Miss Kit
tie Janvier will meet with the Auxil-
larry every Monday evening at 4:45
p. m.
Mr.. Wallace Christy has returned to
his home, after a ten days stay at Ho
tel Dieu.
Letters of thanks have been re
ceived from Dime and Daisy on the
Lower Coast in reply to the shipment:
of clothing sent them last week. An
other shipment will soon be made.
. On Friday, Oct. 18th, at els a. m.
Mrs. Mary Mcmahon died suddenly a
. her residence in Atlantic avenue. Thu
burial office was said the next day a
p. m. at Mount Olivet Church. Thu
interment was in Greenwood Gene
terry. Mrs. Mcmahon left her entir,
estate to Orleans institutions, ant
among them were Mt Olivet Churcl
and also the Children's Home II
Jackson avenue. Come to me-" saitl
One; "and coming, be at rest"
The choir of Mt. Olivet will NEE
every Friday, at p. m, at the church
for the practicing of church must
under the direction of Mr.. A. r
Woolf, choirmaster, and Miss Edwini
Thorning, organist.
Services on Sunday, the twenty-firs
Sunday after Trinity, as follows: 7:3
, a. m, holy communion; 9:15 a. m
Sunday school; 1880 p. m, evening
prayer and sermon.
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The prayer service for this evening
will be held in the old church. The
usual services will be held there from
this time.
Last Sunday morning the following
resolutions were read and unanimous
iy adopted:
Resolved, That We, the members oil
the Algiers Methodist Church, dc
hereby express our hearty apprecia
ton and sincere thanks to the good
people of Mount Olivet Episcopal
Church and to the rector, Rev. S. L
Vail, for the hospitality shown us dur
ing our homeless state, and that We
pray Gods blessing upon them.
"R. NJ. BROWN, Pastor NJ. C.
H. H. GIBSON.
JOSEPH w. DANIELS"
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from the general welfare Vi 'he
nunitv. and that is best obtalneu
tbrough the advocacy of private OWL
ership which leads to self-respecl' III
dusry and independence.
Where did those Fijis first origin
ate. nobody can tell for certaih'!
tbev have a mixture of Malay blood
and traditions among them out 'he
naproid influence is also very appar-
ont. their language strangely to say
is built up somewhat on the lines ol
the Egyptian or Hebrew languages
ond has MANY words used in the CEN
trail regions of Africa.
How did they emigrate and hnaliy
reach Fiji. is a puzzle Ike MANY
other puzzle that face the lheor-
isl in his city arm chair, out
that they are men like u.s. cap
able of being educated is a tact
proyen by results; some are able med-
icaI practitioners. Before the war
certain chief was at school IN oAioru'
England, and is now fighting IN
France in the Legion Etragere, ana III
q few wears there will be a few ma
tiyes ordained to the Catholic priest
hood. II tells a good work on the part
If the missionaries who went ana
lived among those former cannibals.
The Fiji Islands are very fertlle'
ANYTHING that grows in the tropics
thrives there. Sugar cane yleiuS
thousands of tons of sugar exported
to Australia. Bananas are exported
nv .OOO, 600 every year and the CO.
Iconut with its copiah bids fair to De
the richest production of those ISL
ands if only capital to develop 1t was
available.
But Fiji is only crown colony o.
England and therefore a much ne
elected Jewel of the larger empire
The sovereignty of the group passed
TO England in 1874 after the few
Europeans, amateur cotton growers
8 had tired of Fijian kingdom
, in the days of the civil wa
here. Cotton grows up into a tn'
silk in the south seas and for whil'
. in the sixties fortunes could hav'
been made in Fiji, but Fiji is the lant
of Incidence and when on the 4th o
July a loyal American citizen cele
brating the glorious anniversary
-. burned his thatch store down with
: sky-rocket, and when the natives hat
8 helped him to store away his scant
goods and when a compensation 10
$4,000 was asked, the king OF Eli
! could not pay it. He could not gath
er a year after the amount of 49,
= to which 1t had grown, neither whe
-, it reached $4,000; so he handed tn
islands to England, who paid tn
o American and liberty hid her face an
-, civilization came in.
/, Fiji has a future before her; he
S teachers are determined to stay Their
V and wait for better times when wa
l. being over the Europeans will devot
themselves again to the arts of peace
. Fiji lies on the straight road fror
= Panama to Sydney, sure has a fin
harbor and is a station of the Cana
$, dian-Australian cable.
D. Da bula is the Fijian translate
or the often used phrase This
% the life," and shows that the Fijiar
y are becoming up to date.