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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-14
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gen stptdsn ben gHsnbubnsn
unb ibren 2lnseitellten.

Rem gort, 13. 5uni. Sb.
sIei4 bic aDnferen3 sipiihsn Reprd'
ienianieu Der GiIenbabnen bes Qaaees
unb benen ibrer 4ngeitelten nod In
8anee 1T, ipuroe am Sienitas 4bsnt
oon 8ertretern beiber Seiter erildrt,
Du5 bic unterbanblunssn i'm Sntsreft
Der 9ermeiouns eines gensralitrsiis
fcblseihlassn i.isn. Sic ertldr.n, bat
bic &onferen3 b0hii tpabri9sinIid obs
sebro6en psrbsn piirbe, iobalb bic
riIenbabnen nit Der grlautes
rung ibrer Gsstnporihldee gu ben
Jorberungsn Der GHgeitsaien su Gubs
iinb.
Doh ipurbe bon beiben Seiten ers
tldrt, oab bas glbbre9sn Der unters
banolungsn ni6t bic iofortise SniSss
nierung zines 9sneraIitreits Der $50, {.
900 GiienbabnaneeitsIlten bebeuts, ba
bag ReIuItat Der aonferenS bisisn srft
unterbreitet iperben miiiIe. Damn ipirb
erit cine @bitimmuns erfoleen unb
penn Der Streit anseorbnst III, tpsrs
ben bic 2eute lire 5orberunssn bon
nsuem iteaen, unb erit fpsnn Elm lpsite.
rsr @eriu6, sins 9erein6aruns berbeis
5ufiibren, lei es burf einen 9sralsi6
pbsr bur6 Elm S6iebsgeri6t, feblges
f4laeen III, fpiiroe Der Strsit in araft
treten.
Die Wdnner perlangsn sinen dbts
itiinbi9en qlrbeitstag unb aubsrbaIbs
fade ge3abluns fir llebsrseitsarbeii,
fotpis Die gei6ebaltuns Der bsftsb.nben
Itethobe boppelter 8e3ablung fir pers
ithiebene grter BON glrbeit ipGsrenb
oefelben 2rbeit5tases. Die giisn6ab.
men iinb Wiaens, ben tiirssrsn Grs
beitstag unb bic nnbsrtbalbfade gss
3abluns fir llsberSeitsQrbeit au5uses
iteben, tpeisern iid absr auf bi. IsBts
senanuts Jorberung Der @ussitelten
eir5ugeben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-14

Die 3osIinse eer @coSiparb Sod
ibMle iietcn obne 6rage niii SeiieH
hires griu5ipaIs Eliiw u. Sobniicu
III DER llnteriud;iing, tueId,e 5nr 3cii
BON oern Gis5iplinattomnIittee Oes
s5od,idmIratbs be5iigIid Der pon sc.
miller Seite gcseu .Serrn ,So1niton er
bobcncn acknowledgement seiiibrt
lpiro. Gicies erbeIlte aus Der 1bai'
iafc, baB aeitcrn Dem aommiitee eirt
9,ctition Der Sdiiler uiiterbreltci
ivuroe, IN pelder iie bic 8crieblilil
hes aeacnp1rtisen Silfsprin5ipaiS !.
". Sinlon nahiud,ten NIB guar nod
Dor 9egilm bes neilen 'SdJuliabrs,
ipcil, lpie in Der Hetition periifert
miro. Serr Siinoii ein sSrieoens'
iiorer" iii ino cntiernt rpcroen iollic
,Saus Der SoditnIrafb iib ipeiscrn
ioIte, Serrn Simon 5ii neriesen, 10
ertIaren bic 9etenter. baB iie iih il.
rerieits ipeieern ,peroet, 6em llnter-
ritt in Der @oo6iparo ;s3obifpile na6
9esinn bes neiIeu Sduliabrs beiJiI.
|fuobnen.
SffisieQ ipitroe bieie 3ui6riit.
weId)e pon Charles Giitman, ais
@oriieer Der 3oglinse Der Moobwarb
Scd,idmle unter5eidnet lit, aIlerbinBs
nitt 5ur aeIintnib bes 9isytplinar.
fommittees gebfadt, oenn Der @or.
iiter Serr gonegps erfIar!e, enb cit
0etition NIT Der llnterfudnnta nifts
81 idnifen babe.
Sduliuperinienb.nt Gonbon uns
terbreiteie gelegentli9 Der seitrissn
'Sibuns BEG 2ommitts.s nod ipeitsr.
Acknowledgment gssen 6errn Joba.
iion unb spar beaiisIih einsr Mbret.
nung iibsr cine 8Oot.rturiion Der GIG.
linse Der Sduls, nit Riidfidt aui
iusl6e bic abrehnuns ni4t In torr.is
ter Weiis srfolst isin foIlie. auBer.
BEN bebaupiste Dr.. gonSon aud, bab
Ssrr SObniton nidt iiber cine gsltsi.
liauns oil eiuem Diner i'm llnip,riilp
Club Rednuns abssleei babe unS
iGliebIid ipurben Germ Sobnion aud
nod llnresslmdBisieitsn be5iislih bes
glntdufs zines NspuIpsrs porseporftn
unb aIs 3suaen in bieier 4nsslsstr.
bel. tperben Der Silfs prin3ipaI 3.
30. Gimon unb 5rl. Gttel y. Gimp.
ion, bic Setretdrin 6errn s5c6njions,
ais 3eueen angefiibri.
SRI. @erona S6risfer, cine aebrs.
rim Der etsnosrnpbis, btbaupt.te nab.
rsnb ibrsr gefirieen @srnebmung, bab
prinsipal SobniiOn eessn cine llntsrs
iu4uns Der gudfiibruns NIT Bt5us
aui ben 9ibliotbetsfonbs ssipsfsn isi.
unb fernsr perii9erie fyrl. G6rieier.
bab 5srr Sobniion ibr sessniiber bic
gsmeriuna gemndt babe. sr babe i'm
Otiober 1915 einsm 2ebrer, benz an
gsblicb 500 bonn pult geItobien lpur,
ben unb Der i'm gssriff itanb. ii6 gu
ptrGeiratben, bieic Gimme eriebt.
gsIessnilih bss ar.uSDerb6rs. benz
FRI. G6riefer bonn Qnipalt posus uns
teriporfsn iprrbs, periianb iie ii6 su
Der GriIdrung. bab prin3ipal Sobn.
iion birsit nit Der aoniroIIe lbtr ben
gibliotktsfOnbs ni&ts 5u tbuu sss
bdbt babe.
Die llnierfuduns pirb nprstr
Iadalittng nm brci llhr iortaeieBt
iperben unb bann biiriie Der H<ridi
Der erpsrsen iiber bic In Jrass ions
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Npti3.

Ser it1otiitc &ontu,iii6r pirt
hentc Ibcna in Der Gaiunia &c
puiiter @unf bic Steuern nnb Stra
Ben.@uflaeen foaeftiren.
@co. 6. 9biIipps,
sTnan5 &pnlnltiar.
=. Slsa prefpett tpurbe seitern in
Gircuitseri6t ppu s. M. prepett 9e'
ihieben. Der 4i6ter beitinmte j.
bod, bab Jrau 9repett SrunbeigsR'
tbum an Der 9arrarp @penue uni
State Strabe an ibren 9atten iiber'
traee, pprauf iie Glimente gum Be
TRACE BON 81 Die Woae erbaIten ioG.
Bon ben S6iilerinnsn Ter
glotre Dame 9ltaoemie pirD am ndhs
fteu Ereitag Qbeno bic reisenoe Spes
rette vS9neefpttthen uno Die lieben
.3psrge" Sur auffabruns selangen.
Sin 23sidbriges Mdb6en, ans
qeblid Nelie Burnett, an @iton Blace
IN Cincinnati tpobnbaft, purbe geItern
Iberb DON 8aiIanten auf Der 5Gnges
bride bemertt, als basfelbe auf bas
gratenaelGnoer binduftlstterte. SObn
3eGa, A, Elm Wai6inift, Ro. 1853
Ruiiea StraBe pobnbaft, elite herbei
unb Sog bic Burnett nit @etpalt BON
bem Geldnber binob. Wtit 5tlfe bes
Gbmarb Walonen Don SO. 1886 0ols
man Strabe tpuroe ioounn bic Bur
nett nat Dem poli5eiqudrtier ge6raht.
9luf benz @ege babtu BAT lie 3oGa iie
freiSulafen, ba lie Ruh Der Bride
5uriidte6ren unp in ben SfuB fih
ftiir5en pOGe. Sm poIiSeiquartier
rpurbe ii6 pon 6piteriI6en &rdupfen
befdllen. Dem Dr. gbdrlss &earns,
Der berbsi gerufen purbs, ertlGrts tie,
bub iis stnes Ser5leibens Degen, Oes
2ebens ii6erbriiifig gerDorben lei.
Srdu 8. 20. Senfius pDn yio.
65 Ginben Strubs, pel9e am 6.
burh cine Grplpiipn zines Sfens
i9pere 9runbpunben erlitten bate,
lit geitern Mbeno ibren Wunben ers
1egen. Sbr ainb, DI6es glei6folls
9ranbpunoen erlitten bate. tDirb am
2eben erbalten bleiben.
= Su Der aeftrigen SiBuns Der
Stdbt &ommiifdre erfcbien etn Res
prGientdnt Der Union Der gisipagens
&utiher, tpslder bas @erlangen itsG=
te, bab dbnlih pis In Cincinnati Die
Mblieferung pon @is an Sonntagsn,
ausssnpmmen IN eriHsenben 5dlen
bur9 cine Srbinans DerhDten fpsrbs.
RaDOr Craig srpioerte bab sr aud
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-14
Bum prin5ipa(
SaItsn bic 35slinHe Der @oubwars
sodJidHfe in Der Sobaiton
ltnterindnng.

Sie pcrIangen bic 9crietung St:
SiIisprin5ipaIs s. ". Simon
mciI or ein .Si6renirieb" it,
Iie bcireiicnee Eetition miro ir-
bod; pom llntcriudainssfomniittc
nidt beadtet. - Or. Gonbon crDcbi
peitere geihuloigunaen segen
&errn Soiniiton. - @,orgen wiro
Die ilntcriuhuns iortgeiest per'
oer.
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gas itaIienifde 2 Diff.

glellIid fommt elmer meiner 2eirtc
sil mir: aSoben's benn ber Serr
GberIeiiinart id)ou geIeien taB ol-
5taIiener ipieoer Elm Shiff perlorei
baben24 ~WeiHN, iaate i'd, It'd botc
bod oiid eben Die Seitiine geIefen.
8eig bod mol her, slIs f& bdrdpE
Die BON benz SoIbaten be3eidnef,
SteIIe nniebe, leie i'd; Die italieni.
j@e @aluta gejstaietL-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-14
: dorfe g1ote auf Genera
earran5u's Rote in
@prbsreituna

9D,e perlduiet, ipirb bic Mntiporl
duf 9eneral Garronsa's Rote eins
itarfs 3uriidtpsiiuns entbaIten. e.
pirb bon ueutm betont iperbsn, oab
Der qrdiibent Dilfpn sntidloiIen 1T,
iolanse bic am,ritaniidkn sruppsn
In Meritp gu bsIaFen, Biz bic Car
ranSa sruppsu befpiei.n bdben, bab
Fs i'm Stanbs finb, bic Sren5 sStaas
ten erfOlsreih rbsupatrouilIiren. 9sss
slsi6en tpirb bic grtIGrung Der be
faeto ResieruHs, In ipeId.r bic Gafs
ri6tist.it Der Waihinsipnsr Regies
runs In Sroae sefielli ipirb, ssbiitrens
be 3uriidpsiiuns srfabrsn.
plane fir stpaiss abb o.
lung BON ameritanif fdsn
giirssrn aus Msgitr
sttroffsn
SnspH6sn ptrb bsratben, tpel6s
Sdritte ssi6sbsn follen, fans Elm ans
porbsrseiebsnss Greisnis fol6e no.bs
tpenbis MAIDEN folIten. unb in aonfs.
reuSen spiiasn 8enmten bss GiaatEs
bepnrtemsnts unb bes Marinebeparies
ments bat man iih auf einsn befiniti,
pen pIun eseiniet. sm.riianer. ipsl4t
I'm Sale nod sefdbrli6srsr ausbriiHe
Ober eines 3uidnrmenitobes 3ipiihsn
ben ameritaniiasn unb msritaniihen
Sruppsn uuber aanbes fliebsn ipoIisn,
nbouboIen. Guh bic Serausborberang
ipeiisrer Milijtruppen gum SbuBs Der
Yren3e mar Gssenitanb srnsuier Tiss
fulton unt,r ben Beamien.
Die Iutoritdt Garran5as
anfdetHsnb i'm Sd ni n,
ben begriffen.
Die WlOtius fir bic antiamsritdnis
i6e prOpusauoa in Mtriio unb bic
wirtli4e Saltung bes Generals Gars
ran5a berieIben gegeniiber iinb nod
INNER Gsssnitanb Der Spetulatipn.
8isIs geumts iinb iiber5sust, bag bic
be factO Resisrung niHt mebr auf fss
iten Giiben iieht unb pielei6t ;bre
irieseriit: QOte nit Der abiiht had
WaibingtOn ianbts, cine Snterpsniion
gu peranIufen. Die aontroIe garrans
sa's iiber bic perifiebsnen elsmente in
feiner armse unb Resieruns III ausens
iheinli6 sins ibpahe. Mlan ipsib B..
g., bab Staatseoupernsure Getrste
srliebtn, iu,lds untfr Der meritanii9en
aonititutiou ,ur Surisbittion t,t
0sntrdlsR sRsgierune geb0ren. Gs beibt
fsrner, bab 9arrunSd nidt mage, 5ss
feble gu srlafsn aus Gur9t, bab lie
bed ni6t bsfolgt piirben. llnb Die
lria6e, bab bic grobe MaiIs bes Doll
fes in Msrito nur bns DON Der @rcn5e
srfdbrt. mas bic Jiibrsr ibm mit3utbeis
len fir gut bsiiHben, persr0bert rod
bic @tfubr Der ausenblidliden Siiu-
ntion.
Der prGiibent Wilfon bat nidt bic
9lbiidt. feline politif au dnbsrn, aubsr |
penn er bu8u ssaipunsen III. Wenn
.ine friebli6e aSfuns Der S4pierisE |
feiten aefunben fperben lam, ipirb |
oieIer aurs bsfOlgi psrben. Der prd.
Iibent siebt in fsinsm @orsebsn i'm
neritanifden problsm itsts In Be- |
'rd6t, tpelden Gffeit bic einasInfn
s4ritts auf bic 6dItuns bsr latsini.
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GpSingtpn.

Sis Gppinstpner Cffiee fur bas
vGin.innatier @plfsblatt" befinbet
hdl in bem @ebGuSe Der Tepples
Sauinss Sanf & Srnit &c., z @eit
Sedite StraHe. sluseigeu, Wittbei.
lnnaen uu6 8eiteliungen irsenS Wcl.
der Art iperbeH bis neun llbr slbenSs
oaicIbit cutseseuseuOmmeu. Selepbuu
Suatb 1854.
Rep. Sobn 4befspergsr s:s
itorbeu.
Nep. Sobn aoeIspereer, Der Saps
Ian bes ct. Gliiabetb Solpitals, ii
uurIebts Raht i'm 9lIter DON fiinfJlg
Sdbsu plDbIit eeitorben. Rsp. Qtoeiss
peresr mar isit Idneerer 3eit Isihenb,
jeoo6 purbs iein 3uitauh teinestpsss
ul sbsioreniberresenb beaeihnet. Sein
plDsli8es Sabinideioen tam beshnlb
iiberrai6enp unb pirtte I'm 10
ihmerslider ouf feline sahrei9sn
5reunbs. &ep. IoeIspereer prroe oar
fiinfSia sSabrsn in Sputb genb. Snb.,
eebUren. Gr bate an Der Rotre 0are
llniperiitGt flpoirt, porauf er gum
prisiter getpeibt tpurbe. SpGter tpur-
be sr nua OItinbien eeianSt, mo- tr
als beih0fIiter 8anSler fungirte. @or
fiinf Sabrtn mar er mad ben Ser,
Staten Suriidse,ebrt, ND er feitbsm
in Der Gppinetpn IibSeie, in Der St
Murp &atbebrale, in Der Ct. patrlds
STRIDE, iopie in gpntbiana. Gdrlisle,
ap., tbdtiu mar. Seine @eiuno3'it
Die bur6 ieineH aufentbalt in Snptsn
untsrgraben porben mar, beotnste
cine psRiger aufrssenoe 5bdtigts;t,
ipeBbaIb er als Stlfspfarrer in Der
iatbpIii6en airte in SsleOue uno
ipdter als 9opian beg Ct. GIiIabetb
Soipitals aneeItent purbe. Zine
S6psiter bes @erbIi6enen eebort
Gem Srten pom SeiIiesn areu5 al.
Die 2ei1e res 8eritorbenen piro il
Der &apeue oes 9pipitaIs Big morgen
ausgsitelIt iperoeu uuo Johann nab
Der ct. Marp &atbeorale sebrart,
no I'm neuu ubr cine Requiem=Ulslie
itcttfinoen rtrb. Dor berIsl6en 1tns
bet bic Scotenieier itatt, in pel1er
Der @encraIpitar s. 5lpnn aIs @sIe'
brdnt, qfarrer 5rant 9e6oe BON Der
CT. sntpnius Sir6e ols Stdton,
gfarrsr :. =. NcGaffrep BON Der q.
Qatrits airde ais Subbidton uno
Qfdrrer 8. SiIenmepsr, Der bil9oTs
life Sefretdr, als 3sremcnisnmeiltet
funsiren peroeu. Migr. &uhls BON
aauIas Gitp, Sanias, ipiro, Bis elm
Iatfplger abelsperser's pom So6ip.
8iI6of grpfart eruannt pirb, ais
&aplan beg 6oipitals funsiren.
Sm @ountpseriht puroe eeitern
bas seItament Der Gltiabetb Hettler
teitGttist. sic beitimmt $50 fir bos
9eIen ron Mefien unb fir eiuen tlei:
nen 9rabItein fir jeoen ibrer bret
&inber ie $25. Das Saus Rp. 450
8ortb Strabe 1T ibrer Sodter Rate
permatt. asBtere pirb Suglei6 a!s
Observation-Disclosures fungireu.
- Gbriit Slt, 26, unb Warn @lane
pool. 25, bsibe DON Gopinston, err
ipirtten einen Seiratbsiaein.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-14
Veri@rbem
murbe bic 9tbisnbuns Der slnttport
auf bic g1Ots bss Generals Gar-
ranSa bis nad Der bemotras
tifhen National apns
penfipn
Die geforsnib Der WafbinstOnsr He.
sisruns iibsr bic Situation in
Weritp offentunbia.

20 bingtOn, 13. Suni. Menn
ni4t bic INNER mebr I'm fid arsifsns
ben llnruben in Werito gu srnitlihen
Wlabrsseln spingen, ipirb bic Int.
mort auf bas gsrIaneen bes Generals
Garransa, bic ameritaniifen 1rups
pen aug MeriiO 3uriidsu,i.ben, Biz
na9 Der aorosntion In ct. 2ouia
perldoben iperosn, I'm ni9i ben 2ln.
ihein 81 eripetsn, aIs OBJ bic Rssie.
runs BON pOIitiI6en GinfIiiHen iit
Isiieu laife.
Sod ipolIte am 9ienitas @benb
tsinsr Der 9eamtsn porausiagen, luas
in Der naben 3uhuft iid ereigncn
mO6te. Sic sIauben. bab anseiid.s
Der fortseiebten 2tsitation in Wlerilc
es fpobI m0slid fei. bab bic Stims
muns Der bortigsn 8sp0ltsrune sins
INNER eerei5iers iperbe. gs tpurbs
cher srtIdrt. bab bic Wafbinstoner
Resieruns iein asersifipss .@orseben
i'm Sinne babe, ionbern abtporte, of
slnsriffe auf in Werito Iebsnbe 2tmes
rifaner obsr nui beg Generals perih>
ing Grpebitionstruppen sematt fpers
gen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-14

tc, er ipiirSe cinen SaitbeiebI gcgcn
Sane criuirten.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-06-26

ing to get a posse together to drive
away the rustleTs, if possible"
Judge Ray departed unobserved
from the hotel The following morn
ing. as Walter stood in front of the
hotel. a cavaIcade of despeTate-lOok-
ing men drove up furiOusly. Their
leader, a brOwny giant, confronted
him.
Judge Ray-where is he?" de-
mauded the rUffian.
Gone. You are too late, answer
ed Walter. "One moment, friend; l
am a man of honor. The judge by
this time is safe. l saved him.
gave him the hign sign. 1t has
doubtIessly enabled a safe trip home
ward.
'You-you did that?" fairly shout
ed the incensed leader.
ITO save a friend-yes. Gentle
men, if that makes me a traitor in
your eyes I am willing to accept the
penalty"
With a great snarl the leader
struck out with his heavy riding
whip and dealt Walter blow that
sent him PROSTATE to the ground,
Senseless.
Hang him to the nearest tree!"
he grOwled out vengefully, but at
that moment there was a new COM
motion. The marshal with a posse
from the next town appeared on the
scene, and then began a struggle
that ended in a battle fatal to the
last one of the desperate group.
Eugene came running from the
hotel, white and frantic. She knelt
beside her wounded hero. She
pleaded for help as his head lay in
her lap. Weeping, distressed, she
leaned over and pressed his lips to
his cheek-the cheek she had once
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-06-26

Formerly an artists model, Miss
Mcclure is named by Mrs. Gallatin
Welsh in her suit against Charles
Newbold Welsh, millionaire clubman,
for $4,000 annual alimOny, Welsh
defends Miss Mcclure, .
The herald., 1916-04-20

There will be a joint meeting of
the Second Quarterly Conference and
the New Church Commission Friday
evening.
The Cleaners will be entertained
next Tuesday evening at the church
by Mrs. Warren and Mrs. Summers
Mr.. S. a. Daniels, of Biloxi, Miss.
has been here the past few days can.
wasting for our new church and has
done splendid work.
We regret to hear of the continued
illness of little Billy Huff. Mrs. Huff
is making a sacrifice much appreci.
ated by us in taking Mrs. Gibson's
place as teacher of the Cleaners.
We have lately had to give I'D one
OF our teachers, Mrs. Tisdale, and
are soon to lose another, Mrs. C. f.
Escousse, who will move to Texas.
The herald., 1916-04-20
Milk From the Desert.

FL Paso, Tex, has one Of the nc6
interesting milk supplies Of any eitJ.
A considerable amount of the milk .
goats milk produced by number q
goat diaries, one Of which has Q thor
sand goats. These goats get their ~
ing from the surrounding hot dry ter
ritory, deficient in grass and only mod
erately covered with sagebrush ana
cactus. A COW would starve to deat1'
but the goats, though fed neither bay
nor grain, give on an average about =
quart each. The milk brings the same
price as cows milk and is sold ocn
in bottles and in bulk.-Farm and Ere
side.
The herald., 1916-04-20
NswS0t'11zsyvz

At a meeting of the Vestry held
last week, the rector was granted an
Easter vacation OF one week.
During Holy Week the main sub.
ject OF the sermons has been They
Crucifed Him." John 1918. Sunday,
The Palm Sunday People," Monday
"Herod the King" Tuesday, "Pilate
the Politician" Wednesday, Judas
the APOSTLE Thursday, "Caiaphas
the High Priest" On Good Friday
the services will be as follows: SIS,
ante-cOmmuniOn service, meditation /;
1913, three hours devotion; 100, Lit.
any and sermon. The Rev. \. Z. Ed
brooke, rector of Grace Church. will
be the special preacher. Saturday,
SIS a. m. meditation.
Services Easter y-Celebration
of the holy communion. 6. 100 and 9
a. m. The sermon will be preached
at 1:3O a. m. The II a. m. and the
$50 p. m. services will be omitted.
Children's service, p. m. Easter
musical program:
Professional, Jesus Christ Is Risen
Today" from Lyra Davidica; introit.
Christ Our Passover" HUMPHREYS:
pre-sermOn, "Alleliuah Sing to Jesus"
Elliott; offertOry, Awake Thou That
Sleep" Stainer; communion service.
Chas. Gnonod; occasional, Alleliuah.
Hearts and Voices Heavenward
Raise" Sullivan.
May the blessings of a joyous Eas-
ter be upon US and remain with US
all.
Hymns of glory and OF praise,
Risen Lord, to Thee We raise:
Holy Father, praise TO Thee.
With the Spirit, ever be-"
The Sunday school room has Just
received a general overhauling and
Mr. }. Z. Huckins was busy on cleo
llon day putting up the paper neces-
Sary to make the big change in ap-
Dearance. 1t required over two hun
1red rolls of paper to cover the cell
ng alone. Most of the work was done
The herald., 1916-04-20

Lords Supper at any of these COM
munion services are requested to an
nounce their intention previously to
the pastor.
After the closing of each commu-
MON service a special Offering will be
taken at the door.
Sunday school having been drop
ped on Palm Sunday, will be held on
Good Friday instead, at 9:15 a. m. On
Easter Day Sunday school will be held
as usual, at 9:l5 a. m.
The Young Peoples Society has de-
cided to give a lawn party on June
10th. Tickets for this occasion are
already out.
Everyone is cordially invited TO at
tend all our services.
The herald., 1916-04-20
THE ELECTION RESULT

To the rregulars Independent
the Republicans what those
medicine a
Col Pleasant will be Governor the
good citizen should
forth
have four which
state out of the financial embarrassment
a good and business administration.
1t manly and shows good citizenship
the majority
that existed to the election We should all
Louisiana for the interest
material
OF the Legislature will
part of all the people
our state Let all
that he will the
good measures for the
The herald., 1916-04-20
2ze4zzzxA.<,e<
TeCa@

The apron bazaar at the home OF
Mrs. J. ". Daniels was a success
more than SO being secured for the
new church fund. Mrs. Daniels eX.
tends her thanks to both contributors
and buyers.
In the report last week of the
church gathering on April 5th. the
amount subscribed should have been
stated as $1375, instead of 1919.
Since that time some very generous
subscriptions have been received.
The program for the Easter service
is being prepared and we hope to have
an interesting hour and a half Re-
member the collection goes to our
orphanage. Sunday school will open
at 10 a. m, and Immediately after the
records are taken the Easter pro-
gram will begin. There will be spe-
cial music by the choir, Easter songs
by the school and by a special group
OF girls, recitations, two special mo-
ton numbers and story of the Eas-
ter lily.
Rev. RObt. Wynn. president of Cen
tenary College, will deliver the eve
ming address.
Communion service will be held
Thursday evening.
The herald., 1916-04-20
MEMORIES.

The club is in receipt of Easter
greetings from our old friend. George
Brauner, same dated from Mexico,
and We are especially glad to hear
from him insofar as he shows that
while he may be devoting most of his
leisure time TO making love TO the fair
daughters of Mexico, he still has lit
tie time and a little spot in his heart
devoted to his old club members and
their interest. Come again, George;
we are glad TO hear from you, and on
your return We will look forward with
pleasure to a lecture from you on
Mexico and its fair daughters. The
one weak point with the boys in the
club is their love for the girls. and
pertaining to that particular
subject will be listened TO with inter
est.
The herald., 1916-04-20
NuramberQ

Nuremberg was once almost tnener
est and most famous town In Europe
The well known saying Of Pope ~.
ii. that a Nuremberg citizen was w.
ter off than a Scottish king was !u'3
fed by the accounts that have oe's
preserved Of the town and Its burgneis
In the fifteenth century there esn'
from Nuremberg the first waIc.1
known as Nuremberg eggs; tne us
cannon. the first gun lock, the ".
wire drawing machine, the claiins-
certain descriptions of pottery and tx
art of painting on glass. For S' !es
its walls defended the valley Oh =.
Pegnitz against all enemies. -Four ~. y.
dred towers once topped the Waiis, ~
only about a third Of them now reinA''
The herald., 1916-04-20
ALOCAL BROOKLYN ON THE WEST SIDE

n
Last week spoke prospects
whose miles of
the Immigrant Station and the ts lower limits
offer the most available sites possessed by the CITY to-day o us
looking the question often asked
lined with big manufacturing
enterprises while our front on the same side OF the river ahougn Oeo~
practically building We
is her acquisition the
railroads which run along er river front ana serve these
like Others under the
preston that Ga being under different municipal government
labor efficiency
find nothing phase compare
exempfcaton uim Trans
the industrial life of the state Facto
without ferrethey would
fF, "r i,t 70, which tb ,n na as whole ~ saw
lens that if the Grand Isle railroad for instance had taken the longer
bend through proess prairie this whole lower section
would to-day be dotted with big ndustr which would be big thing
Public
this local thus adding materially
facilities would
that should not be difficult convince the Belt Com
below and behind the Point mentioned
through Passes land
leave her wharf under her own steam while avoiding the danger OF going
Belt should develop
back OF town in the city
1t is understood factory consequence
shipping actthe RsRiver, Rail
which would
facilities
develop will big
we mentioned last week takng shape from on beyond any
of projected
built without further delay the plans specifications being
builders building
will the entire the Behmn General
which
will provide of light
through safety exits on four streets Mr. Joseph W. ennoX the pom
possibly
the that
as the Naval Station section.
public
what Drainage District which the
this Parties doubt WILL order
down which
be
he inauguration
hne and other avaiabe the 10 mile automobile
Boys Home the of the Immigrant when
dered connection with the p shops going should
ny followed by the
protection the towns extension In the light
ha of which
there should hesancy
ubmit claims
padvenure this West Side be relatively
rookyn there nothing
and facilitate desderatum potenialiy
adding of railroad
the of timeju that
greater. Why {