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The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-11-02
HANDKERCHIEF SHOWER.

On Thursday evening last Mr.. and
Mrs. Jos. p. Sicily entertained most
delightfully."- at a handkerchief show
er and supper in honor of Miss
Nellie Behrman and Mr.. Nat w.
Bond, whose marriage will be cele-
brated in the near future.
The spacious parlors and dining
room were profusely decorated with
horse-shoes and bells, the color
scheme being green and white.
On the table were two large white
cakes decorated with a green horse
shoe under which stood a bride and
a groom. The guests of honor, Miss
Behrman and Mr.. Bond were called
upon to cut the cakes. Much to
their surprise, they could not &C
complish this. Upon closer inves-
tigation the cakes proved to be
large boxes packed with handker-
chiefs.
The evening was a most enjoya-
BILE one, Mr.. and Mrs. Sicily prov
ing admirable host and hostess.
They were assisted in receiving by
their father and mother, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. w. Morrison.
Mr.. Bond and Miss Behrman are
both very popular among the young
set. Miss Behrman is the only
daughter of Mayor and Mrs. Behr-
man and has a most lovable DISPOSE
ton and charming manner. Mr..
Bond is the son of Henry Bond, a
prominent contractor. He is a men,
Der of the State Legislature.
Those present were: Misses Nellie
Behrman, Florence and Stella Lee
court, Alva Bond, Nellie Ready, Bes-
sic Morel, Lillian Hotard, Myrtle Pc
terson, Bertha Durand, Florence
Long, Hilda Keen, Gladys Short,
Mamie Morrison, Eloise Lecourt,
Messrs. Norman Hotard. Stanley
Behrman, Ed. Brodtman, NJ. ]. Roo
ney, Jos. Brown, NJ. Ehrhardt, JOS.
Verges, A. Mitchell, B. Cleary, NJ.
Palmer, Dick Sullivan, John Dono-
van, Norman Brownlee and Turner
Morrison; Mayor and Mrs. Behr-
man, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Thoele, Mr..
and Mrs. A. Dumestre, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hy. Oertling, Mr.. and Mrs. Myles
Morrison, Mrs. R. Keen, Mrs. Geo.
Sullivan, Mrs. E. Bosarge, Mrs. C.
w. Whidden and Mrs. ]. w. Armi-
tage.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-11-02
McDONOGH NO. ) SCHOOL.

Names of pupils who have had
perfect papers in spelling dictation
during week ending Friday, Oct. 27:
5th ALVIN Gauthreaux. Walter
Scott, Edmond dillingham;, Gertrude
Wagner, Bernadette Wagner, Jose
phine Trapane.
5th B-Louis Fernandez, Irwin
Campbell, Edward Prados, Irma
Klein, Isabel Gayaut, Sadie Buyers,
Isaphene Clasen, Elvera Burmaster
Lucy Alexander, Josephine Roberts,
Louise Lingoni.
4th B Grade-William Calm, John
Ortolano, Milton Barichivich, Joseph
Entwistle, Samuel King, Curtis
Brakeman, George Perez, Andrew
Meyer, IRA Babin, Lillian North, Do
"a Street, Leotha GaUthreaux, Leo
ma Jourdan, Ellma Jordan, Irma Ar
saga, Anne Thomas.
4th A-Leona Diket, Ida Burmas-
ter, Olga Hibben, Hazel Saleeby, Vio-
let Lingoni, Antoinette Figarola, Ir-
ma Braai, Agatha Hausknecht, Mary
Quartano, Sylvia McQuiston, Genera
Albert. Robert Danenhauer, Fred
Hebert. Alton Diket, William Rau,
Earl Roussaire, Leo Hinyub, Stanley
Gaker, Karl Saleeby.
3 A Grade-William Teal, Henry
Rizzuto, Biaggio Maggie, Nolbert
Burmaster, Ulen Albert.
Ord A Grade-Charles Corona, An
nette Johnson, Rose Orlando, IRA
Dubret, Deionese vitter, Mae Boil
mar, Josephine Calderone, Lucille
Da1gle, May Prados, Salvado Schel-
lecl, Fred Burmaster, Albert Drane
Henry Weckesser.
ord B Grade-Orelia Jorden, Thel-
ma Schaefer. Dolores Diket, Camille
Cotton, Christine Haag, Florence
Boudreaux. Pauline Materlich, Madge
Elma Trotter, Rose Advert, Fred
Jeanfreau, Marie Louise Leddy. Rob-
ert Begue, Sam Ortalano, Harold
Ciapper, Jack Gallo.
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NEW ORLEANS, NOVEMBER >, 1915
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PERSONAL

Rev. Father McShane of Ossining
n. Y, who had been spending a few
days at the Rectory as the guest OF
Father Larkin, left last Friday for his
home in Indiana. He spent few days
at Jefferson College and then went to
Memphis, Tenn, where he was to meet
several classmates.
Last Sunday Very Rev. Father Lar
kin, S. NJ, and Father Petit, S. NJ,
assisted at the funeral of Sister Mary
Agnes, former Mother Superior of the
Charity Hospital.
Father Stenmans of Gretna was al
the Rectory Monday.
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OUR FIGHT FOR FREE FERRIAGE


Agerne who thousand miles his
home helping the Herald gathering important data to be
this barrier commercial advance
with help
Der letter and facts furnished by the president of employees
which purchased corporation system and
onehaf the making
raising We below
president
October "a, 1916.
C.. V.
will find enclosed
the Island Employees Association
franchise and hope will be uphill
cheaper transportation
There doubt that the present ferry between New Orleans
drawback upbung
holders
their
their
Vallejo,
ahead Agers
lie
now.
With wishes respectfully,
STORER G. DYER,
511 Kentucky Street Vallejo California
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to an especially good congregation.
Holy communion was celebrated in
Mount Olivet Church to-day at 1880
a. m. in commemoration of "All
Saints"
Services on Sunday will be as fol-
olws: Holy communion, 1880 a. m;
Sunday school, $50 a. M; evening
prayer, 1880 o'clock.
The Rev. S. l.. Vail will officiate at
the Free Church Of the Annunciation,
Camp and Race Streets, at the IL a.
m. service on the Sundays during No
vember and December.
The Woman's Guild and the
WOman's Auxiliary to the Board of
Missions, Mount Olivet Branch, will
hold their meetings Tuesday, Novem-
Der Z, at and 8 p. m, respectively.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-11-02
McDONOGH NO. q MASS DRILL FOR
EDUCATIONAL DAY, NOV. IA.
9Th Grade.

Sa-Lorain Broussard, Charles Bur
gis, Lawrence Crespo, Lee Bonner
Rudolph Frenzel, Henry Gerrets, vii
liam Grundmeyer, Julian Hogan, FL
dred McNeely, George Munsterman
Matthew Morse, Benjamin North, AL
exander Scott, William Sutherland
Frederick Umbach, Walden Yer
doodt, Gundo Gundisch.
Sb-Byrns Anderson, Ernst Ancoin
Stanley Barras Tisdale Daniels, Ell
dred Drumm, Malcolm Ehrhardt
James Fillery, Elliot Hafkesbring, AL
ton Humphrey, Leslie Johnson, Louis
Laufer, Roy Parker, Hart Schwarzen
bach, Leslie Sturtevant, Royce Trauth
Dewey Vrgano.
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NoTG

Mrs. Wells and Mrs. Garland are
Improving; the latter will return home
Friday. Mrs. Harris and Grandmother
Schmidt are also better.
The choir enjoyed Halloeen with
one OF their number, Miss Mary Har-
vey, who always makes such occa-
sions very delightful.
The Gift Sale is being well worked
up. Mrs. Labit and Mrs. Brakeman
will have charge of the refreshments,
Mrs. Cayards class of the candy, and
Mines. Daniels, Warren, Miller, Sum-
mers and Misses Dunn and Emma
Rhodes Of the fancy work.
Next Sunday will be communion day
and the collection for the poor will
be taken.
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UNCLAIMED LETTERS.

remaining at Station A, n. o. La.
T. u week ending Thursday, No
yember 2. 1916:
Men-Charles s. Adams. Stepben,
botonvel. A. Bourgeois, w. s. Lewis
Frank Robingson, l.. s. Smith.
Women-Mrs. Babin (734 Webster)
MRS. Bauns (305 Letoeup), Mrs. o. ]
Borne, Mrs. Nellie Davis, Mrs. Liz,
Ericsson, Miss Josephine Green, Mrs
w. l.. Meredith, Miss Betty Reed, Mrs
Rowdy (129 Pelican), Mrs. Stern (23,
Vallette), Mrs. Ann Thomas, Mrs. Vic
toria Velmore, Mrs. Amamy Washing
JOS. w. DANIELS, Supt. Sta. A
CHARLES JANVIER, P. NJ.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-11-02
ADDITIONAL Names

The following names were sssut
tionally omitted in our ias. ssdds
the "write-up" of the siivs, .. 10
anniversary of Mr.. and ,, ME-, ~
Brown of Seguin street, REM. 10
Misses Laura McouillinSs,. rlssIf
Martha, Lucella and Anna a. ytbs
C. Hymel. Ethel Lauff, Ma% ,1srs Esf'
Annie Golf, Gladys Short % Fan O.
Elise Golden, Mable Allen, .ss 10
Eola Abbott, Messrs. Ge so,...sSs,erps,
ing. Roland Horn, Geo. .s,s 4 ;
Jules judith, Harry W. sauldsrjcs. :
Clingensfeel, Alphonse 'tcfsksy ;
NJ Nolan, A Haydel, H. : Ricfs.
III. Johnson, c. Bourgeois, , - e. z
A. S. Hebert, Seldom is ssc,t. Jsf J
Nelson, Mark and Kirk A . I'D. :
Gerretts. n. F. Bonner. p IL ROB-
Wetzel. J. \. Behthelot; .0I nd y
Frank Berthelot, Jr, n n,.rsN = =
Sam Boylan, Mrs. Sam o ysslsoa 4
D. H. sirey. Mrs. B. Z; =, - ~
and Mrs. F. Berthelot; $40
Jas. L. Vent, Mrs. B. Benz
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TO SPEAK AT NORFOLK.

Announcement that Mayor Behr.
man has been appointed by Cover
nor Pleasant to represent the State
at the Southern Commercial Con-
gress to be held in Norfolk, Va, De-
cember lila, comes in the form of
a letter received Monday from Clar-
ence j. Owens, of Washington, man
aging director OF the Congress, urg-
ing New Orleans chief ofiicial to at
tend and take part in the program.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-11-02
FIRST BILLIARD TOURNA-
MENT AT AlHAneil
Twelve Entries. First Game 10 81
November 6.

The first billiard tournameni I
gins at the Alhambra Gymnastic u
on Monday night, November s.
The tournament will consist d
contest between twelve Of our q
pocket billiard players, all Of Va
are members of the Alhambra y
tournament is being arranged BY "
ager Geo. c. Kraft of the club and 2
winner of the games will be pfesna
ed with handsome ivory-mountH !
lard cue. Each Of the twelve ~
ers will play forty-three points "
every one of the entries, and me y
who makes the largest munger
points will be voted the winner y
following have entered: 3. J. no, |,
DR.. ]. E. Pollock, j. l.. Riordon' /,
Hotard, c. r. Corbet, Jr., Thonss !,
Kennair, ]. ID. Tufts, W. =. kysa
z. ]. Quinn. E. J. Brodtman, =. ~
and w. S. Hampton. A meeuN
the contestants will be held in''
night. All are urged to attend
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oAez<sL

Baptisms-Wednesday, October 25
Joseph Emmett Calm, infant son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Calm. Sponsors: Adam
j. Rome and Miss Mamie Smith. Sun.
day. October 29, Dorothy Olivia Phil.
lips, infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John 2. Phillips. Sponsors: Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry vogt.
On Saturday the rector was present
at the Sewanee-L. s. U. football game
and rejoiced in the Sewanee victory.
Score: Sewanee 2, j.. s. u. o.
On Sunday night the Rev. 8. L. Vail
preached on Religion and Medicine"
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-11-02
YOUTHFUL OFFENDER.

George Morgan, a 14year-old
white boy, was arrested Sunday by
Special Officer Arthur Muntz, of the
Texas & Pacific Railway Company,
and turned over to the eighth pre-
cinct police. who sent him to the
Juvenile Court for the theft Of brass
Journals,
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-11-02

The worlds largest importer of
the best olive oil is v. 8. Dantoni.
$40 Hospital Street, New Orleans.
Their Italian Beauty Brand is a
recognised superior oil. 10-oz.
bottles. soc; 32-oz. tins (quart),
sec; 12s-oz. tins (gallon), $3.50.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-11-02
HOLY NAME JUNIORS

The juniors held a special meeting
last Sunday and elected the following
officers for the coming year: Ray
mond Richards, president; Maurice
RObichaux, secretary; Ortie Com
miskey, treasurer; Leon Legendre,
Ned Whitmore, Tom Golf, Matt Morse,
O'Neil Barrett and Julian Hogan, pre-
fects. Rules and regulations were
adopted and this worthy adjunct to
the Senior Society was properly
launched. Leon Legendre was ap-
pointed committee on badges and it
is hoped that through his good work
all members will soon be equipped
with official badges of the society. The
boys are enthusiastic and, with a lit
tie encouragement from the parents
and public, great results will soon be
attained.
SERVICES
Thursday-Masses from 5 until 9
o'clock, masses every half-hour Con-
LESSONS at o'clock.
Sunday-Masses, >, Z, 9 and 10I
o'clock. Baptisms, to 4. Benedic-
tion, 4:30. Sunday school after 9
H. n. G. c.
Basket ball is all the rage at the
club. Seniors and juniors have some
great battles, in which the juniors dis
tinguish themselves. 1t is even ru-
mored that the juniors gave the Sc
niors a beating the other night. OF
course the little fellows dare not say
anything about it, but 1t seems, never |
theless, that there was some battle.
A junior 63-inch team, made up of
NJ. Robichaux, Andrew Worley, Nelson |
Graham, Raymond Richards, Neil Bar |
rett, Artie Commiskey and Tom Golf, |
is now ready to take on any 63-inch |
team in the city.
BAPTISIsMS
Mary Cecilia, daughter of Frank
James and Theodore Dubret of Slidell
Avenue. Sponsors, Theodore and Ce-
celia Spellman.
Frank Matthew, son of Frank NJ
Callaghan and Ella O'Connor, of 600
Pelican Avenue. Sponsors, John and
Loretta O'Connor.
IWlliel MARY, daughter Oh Wlillam
p. Salatbe, Jr., and Ethel Allen, of GIG
Seguin Street Sponsors, Erwin T.
Salathe and Mary Allen.
Henrietta Frances. daughter of Ben
jamin Richards and Frances Sinatra, |
Of 1888 Patterson Street. Sponsors, |
Edward Germann and Blanche Vezien. |
Louis James, son of James circuit |
and Lea Pharr, of POI Eliza Street. |
Sponsors, Arvey Haydel and Agnes
Bonicard.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-11-02

Mrs. o. V. Verneuil in Olivier street.
The evening was most enjoyable.
Refreshments were served and all
games appropriate to the evening
were played.
Those present were Misses Dorothy
Murtagh, Eloise Mitchell, Dora Morse,
Florence McCord, Lille ROesler, Edna
Keefe, Isabella Andre, Hilda Boly. LII
ellie and Clothilde Andre, OsceOla and
MATHS easier, Noble Richards, Annette
and May Verneuil, Rose DemOnt;
Messrs. Mat Morse, Lorraine BrOus-
sard, O'Neil Barrett, Leo Trenchard,
Steve, Louis, Sidney and Leon Andre,
Leon Legendrc. Bob Kennedy, Attire
Cummiskey, Milton Henry, Ed. Henry,
Ben Levy, Fred Demont, Mr.. and Mrs.
Leon Andre and Mr. and Mrs. Yer
neuil.
The Misses Schroeder were hostess
es at a delightful Halloween party.
Dancing was enjoyed and refresh
ments were served.
Those present were Misses Hilda
Hantel, Irma, Edna, and Eloise Schro-
der, Eloise Lecourt, Camille Spahr,
Irma Tufts. Jennie Daley and Alva
Salathe; Messrs. Raymond and Willie
DAILY. Jno y. Schroeder, Lee DaveZac,
Lee Schroeder, Earl Vallette, w.
Knowles. w. Gaspard and Ben Ar
thur.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-11-02
Seventh Grade A

Elmer Barichivich, James Bevan
Behrman French. Gaines Glider, Frank
Hornosky, Lemly Hubener, Warren
Lawson, Camille Pitre, George Ran
Harry Ran, Vincent Reany, Charles
Reynolds, Albert Ryan. Francis Sad
Ter, Albert Senner, Joseph Uchello
Adolph Wolverton.
Be. Reany Angelo, John Beninate
Aaron Breaux, Salvador Calabrise,
Sidney Dupuis, Cleveland Duvic, Jos.
eph Hambacher, Claude Lecourt, Fe-
lix McAnespy, Charles Newberry,
William Nolan, Charles Penisson, Cy-
ril SCHNEIDER, Edgley Schroth, Albert
Treadaway.
eth B-Earl Cayard, Carroll Crane
John Forrest, Bernard Grundmeyer
Melford Pitre, Walter Pope, Vincent
Rosamano, Marion Ryan, Joseph ST.
mon.
9Th A-Milton Acker, Mileas Ad-
dams, George Adams, Osmond Angelo,
Andrew Buniff, Emile Fredericks, JOS
eph Folse, Ralph Gerrets, Lee Hol-
man, Alvin Hoffman, John Kramme,
Michael Lawton, John Leonard, Vim
cent Maggie.
Sixth Grade 3.
Milton Burg, Perry Back, Claude
Hauer, Samuel Harding, Harold Os-
valid, Norman Ramos, Henry Tierney,
Haywood Vallette, Lee Acker. Roland
Cayard, Henry Clement. Stephen Gro
nan, Marion Short Richard Biehler,
Roy Drumm, Don Duffy. Tracy Ent-
wistle, William Ellis. Arthur Felsher,
Lucius Forsythe, Carl Hatfield, Morris
Laufer, Otto Meder. Andrew Meyers,
Wallace Owens, Linnell Pennison,
James Peeler.
B-Albert Altman, Marion Craw-
ford, John Cieutat, James Curren.
Henry Dufau, Charles Dubret, John
Fournier, Stewart Calm, Emmett HaI-
dy, Willie Hiddens, Clifford Hintz,
Warren keenan,, Eugene LeBoeuf, Ed
die Newell, Lambert Murtagh, Will
liam Olsen, Ralph Rizzuto. Thomas
Riordan, Marcel Serpas, Emmett
Schwaner, John Roberts, Hilary Schro-
der, Clifford Swart, Philip Saleeby,
Theodore Schiele, Eugene st. Ger
main, Dearo Trotter, Warren Treada-
way, John Wall.
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the Association.
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A Halloween party that was much
enjoyed was given by Miss Marvel
Stumpf.
Halloween ideas of Jack OLan-
tern decorations were carried. Among
the many that had an enjoyable
time were Misses Marvel, Faye. Kath-
crime and Verona Stumpf, A. Martin,
B. Williams, NJ. Sheen, L. Kirby, H.
Nelson, S. Benoit, J. Hoffstetter and
5. Sawyer; Messrs. w. Hoffstetter.
5. Marlborough, r. Brean, F.. Dupre,
F. Zwicke. w. Benoit, H. Smith and
K. Williams.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-11-02

A most enjoyable Halloween par
ty was given by Miss Kate Green at
her home in Eliza street. The house
was beautifully decorated with jack
o'-lanterns and pumpkins and other
appropriate decorations. All had a
most enjoyable time.
Those present were Misses Esther
Marker, Ida Krogh, Marion Harris,
Martha Hart, Blanche Vallette, EN-
ma and Mable George, Marvel Wal
ter, Frances Huckabur and Flor
ence and Kate Green; Messrs. Ches-
ter and Curtis Green, Gerald For
stall, Roger Schenck, C. Collingham,
Carl Malone, Jervais Penack, Ed.
Daniels, Gus Lyncker. Chas. Rous-
selot and J. Effenger.
Miss Dotsie Toledano entertained
few of her little friends at a phan-
tom party on Halloween. The little
ones had a most enjoyable time.
ducking apples and such other games
as are played on this night.
Those present: Dotsie Toledano.
Ardath McNeely, Elita Scherer, EN-
ma Butt, Louise Braai, Susie Thorn
ing, Emily Choate, Thelma Kennedy.
Elmer Chico, Martha Ponti. Isabelle
Hogan, Aline Pollock and Lillian
Jones.
Miss Mary Harvey entertained the
Mizpah Choir at Halloween party.
Games were played, apples ducked
for and fortunes told, all present had
a merry time.
Those present were Mrs. Blake
man, Mrs. Orrel, Mrs. McEkron.
Misses Thelma Cayard, Helen Davis
Irva Daniels, Inez Daniels, Mary Har-
vey, Messrs. Wallace Hebert. San.
lord Herbert, Claude Entwistle. w.
Inomas and Rev. Brown.
A children's party was given at the
nome of Mrs. c. c. Gisch Halloween
night. The little ones had a most
ENJOYABLE time. Those present were
Lillian, Mildred, Alfred, and Walter
Lahusen, Elizabeth Gisch, Warren
Gisch and Vivian Smith, Mr.. and Mrs.
Z. c. Gisch and Mr.. and Mrs. w. La
husen
A most delightful evening was spent
at the residence of Mr.. and
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A most delightful evening was spent
at the residence of Mr.. and
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uoQltduhiBc aontrollc Der Smlbca>
rc9icrung 81 tonrmcn.
eli Aompngnicu NiiitensN rttucric,
BIC an Der NtluutiidIcu mn Der @plfs
fine itntiUnicrt murcn. bnbcn hcn
SCfcbl crhaitcn, nnd) Suu Nntonio,
SIo2, ut5ugchcn, lnt nla Iniantcric
III Der 0rCn3pod,t 81 oicncu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-18
StimmtunesbilS ~
Sranfrcib.

Wt. HugcL Src.-9n3 st.
Soicpb'a glott" mcIbct: Ser Sildoi
BON Wcubc, Migr. @clp, ihrcibt III
cincm 9irtcubrici iibcr ocn 6ricbeu:
.Sn c5 10 picle gcopicrtc Menihen>
lcbcu iicbt, idreit Seutidlauo:
Sricoc. SricOc! IS ihrcit nod
luutcr: @rotl @rot! &ir nbcr,
burdb Dos @ciipicl Der Sclgicr unb
Serbcn bclcbrt, ruicu Den Scutiten
cutgcgcu: Aric9! aric8l Gin Der
rGtbcr mare Ser, Der Dor bcn llntcrz
gauge bcs Seinoes bon SricOcu rcbcu
luiirpc. Srantreid, reid pericbcu nit
9%ebensmittelu nller Nrt, Sebcrridcrin
Der Wcerc, 9cinBt unb luiirbig, nil
audi Den Sricbcu, nbcr cincn Sricbcu,
Der nlIi DEM cnbgiiItigcn Sic8c be-
9rilubct it,"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-18
Hcinc antcrieaniid,e Eceisn.

9ioh elmer am S. Wtoi cr9an9cnen
%erriigung Der 9unbesbeborbeu in
Cttalua bilrfcn Nmcrifaucr. ipeldc iid
filr Den Scercsbicnit III europa bas
ben nnlpcrbcn laiien. bcn Namen
"Imcricnn He9ion" llid)t iiibrcn. @ic
mnn bort, lit Die %criii9unR nti Or
luthcn Der nmcritaniidcn Me9icrung
an BIC britl'd,cn Stb0rocn c%r9ungcn.
SlrtD Die %crfilaunG miro uuf Den
G1Tt5tcrcn lnp Wtamliduitcu bcs 81.
SatailIon5 uno unpercr Srllppenpcrz
bdnoe III Sorontp. lpcld,e aus Nmeris
tanern 8ulummengeieBt iiuo, inter
iaat, Den Namen an Der Uniform ODER
unbcrcit Sbcilcu Der Gouipierllno Sl
tra9cn. Nud) boa PIP. lulh 213.
Battalion III Mirnipcg luo &untpupcr
mcrncu 0 Dem %crbpt bctrpficn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-18
0esci, ~Jinsstkmnt.

Ser mctbooiitiidc @iidof Carl
Gron3tou bon &aibiugtou. 3. g.. Der
Die III Snrntogn Spriugs, g.. g.. Ia
gcnbc ~. @cncrol : &ouicrcnS Der
Wctbpoiitcu Stride crDiincte. nabm
AuInB, lid ilbcr Die aric9siituatiou
mic ioI9t nllS3uiprcd)cu:
"&ir Wctbooiitcn GIoubcn uidt,
bnB cS patriotiid icitcn3 ctlidcr
Imcrifnncr iii. ans pcrioulidcu
@rilnpcn uui ibrcm tchuiihcu Gcdt
3u bcitcbcm in ciucr 3cit mic hieicr
5ur Sec 81 rciicn uub 10 iiir Milio
ncn ibrcr amcritaniid'cu Mitbi ger
Die Sdrcdcn eincs aric9eS bcrnui5uA
%bcidlpprcn. Sh pilrbc icboh pcn
YrdiIbentcn Der Der. Stnutcu Der
iid,crn, bnB ole aroBc Mnlic unicrcS
SoItcs III BOILER llcbcrcinitimmm9
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-18
1Dse sic iriic3sn T2atristcn
pre;s, Iie.3 luugS:n.

Gin Ecrtr.ttr lcY Wrclic uurpc
iircy ii. %ili uuo %.riie Der %chuur
La. Ter ncjna>clcn ~@uirGnSi dcn
lao r,@ &,criunrsn5 por ocn Mricp2
rtyialcr. nis nor nn2 Stidiul ncl
&c tc 81 rutIlctocn la,sn. nuiGctldrt
Tl.nnt miro. iogn.N Gin %uiitdu
ri uty in ii, NcrHc ser &chorOcn
i"G;. ncncn Wocut,tIt iciracitc0t un(
ircrNcu Die iluiriuOc ptotplpuorijdt
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