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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-21
gSiirntcr lcidjt cnticrut.

Wtiitter. lucnu Grcr &inb mcincrz
lid uno pcrbricBlih iii unb I'M Shlni
uufidrcit, lciOct c3 pahrldcinli6 an
8ilrmern. Sicie SdImnrobcr cnts
5icben Dem &inbc Die %Ycbcnafrait mn
MAIDEN Is cruitlihcn Arontbcitcn
mcbr 3ugduglih. S0htct Die @iirmer
ifncu uub iider nit Aidnpoo Norm
Sitter unb trcibt tic aus Dem A0rpcr
Cures Ainoc9. Sicic5 mgcnebme
3udcrGbulifc NbfiIbrntittcl in 5oblcts
form bcicitigt Die Flogc iduca uuo
Glcr &inO miro picbcr better. Aauict
Nidapoo @orm Sitter bel Gurcm
A~potbcter. % Cts (In&)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-21
Geritupfnng madjt Sud matt.

Gas matte, IcbloIc. bcbriidcnbc @cs
fiibl lit 8~clu0bulid) Die Solgc BON Ser
ii0pfung. Sic g%iugcipcioc Iiuo bcrs
itppit uno bn5 SlHt miro pcr9iitct.
%crbeiiert Guer gcfinocn iofort burd,
Den @cbrnlh bon Sr. Sings Nclp
&ife Yilcn. 9icic5 gelinNe Nbfiibrz
mittel ipirtt ihnell. Cine Soiia bcim
Shlufcugcbcu miro gucr Sefiubcn am
iolgenben Nor9cu mcrtlih b~ciicrn.
Sulct nod beute cine Slaihe bel
glrem Npotbefcr. % Cts (AuS.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-21
Sl0id)cnpult.

SIN @oieu BON 9tew Sopen, Conn.
fam filr5lid cine iingcrgrobe Sloihc
o~n9eidwemmt, Die einen 3ettcl nit
cinigcu |5luan5ig @Ortcn in idppeoi.
id)cr Sprohc entbiclt, Die onfdnglif
nid)t %pcritGuolidl warcn, ober bon
Snd)fmOigcn oobin cnt5iiiert mllr.
Ocn Dab lie in llebcrieBung lnutcn:
oWiein 9tonIe lit Sobn (Sution; id
bin elm ihpe6iidcr Scemann, ser
nit cincln britiid)cn llntcrieeboot I'm.
tcrgc9angen lit mo Jest allf Dem 20.
Den 0ea MtccreS rubt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-21

itoBcn molle. Sic bobcn e2 perlcrnt,
Die aberdeen 81 fiirdtcn. Abcr
bier mar etluas i'm In5uge, 0as Wen.
ldellbirne nit mebaniihen il6erge.
paltigen &rGftcn 5l elmer Seuielci
ulsgeItnttet batten, Elm 0ebeimniB,
Dos be0riidte un0 Die ardfte f%eIielte,
neil man ibm NIT Dem ScrItanbe
niht nabe fam, Elm GerbdngniB, Dem
gegcniiber man lid bilflos porfam.
Wfnn itarrte uno %itorrte, mie &c.
lGbmt: Gie l~lngetbiime udberten
ii6 langiam, ~bumpelno, ldppanfen0,
ldallfeln0, aber lie ndberten iih. IS
gab fem SinoerniB fir lie, cine ilbers
natiirlihe arait id,ien lie poran 81
trcibcn. SrgenO cinem I'M @roben
fllbr es our6 Den &opf: Ser Selt-
iel fonmlt," uno oos @ort glitt Die
Clinic entlong mie Elm glibif)lng.
Eloblid) ledten Scucr5rnGcn ans
DEM Ean5crrildcn Der Giieruoupcn.
@ronnten piifIcn ilber Ole a0pfc, un0
Ser gruuenbafte Gintlnng zines Ma.
Observation-Disclosures e"rfillltc Die
Suit. Sns HdtbieIweicn bate iein
8eheinniB prciSge0cbcl, IND Die
@ciiunlng febrtc 5lrilf.
Die pom Motor Wtaid9incn0c.
pebrforps" gefiibrten oreiicbn Snbr.
5clge maren AM %. NIglIt III sc
SABRE mlsgelaoen morOcu. Sic MIR
Den, nm fem Nltiieben 81 crrcgen,
fiir Oie sSubrt an Die Sront III nlehs
rercn 6arben t%ilpienpciIc bcnlult mo
9tad)ta 5ei0rocrt. Sbr 8emid)t iii 10
gepultig. Dab Gin GiIenbabnmagen
inter ibrcr Salt 5lllarnnlelbrad). Sie
lngertcn 5llludn bintcr Den Scl0.
artllerieltellll1gel mo iultr0en
Damn hil1ter ole 8rdbcn %gcfubrcn.
9ln 16. September betbeiligten iih
5pci oieIer Gun5eraltto5 an Dem eng.
liihen ,Sniantcric : Nngriii oui Ole
SteQun0en bel Slera. liner Ma.
Observation-Disclosures un0 uriere Sallos
maiien prullten m~irtun8sIoS an ibrer
G~iienbuut ab. "a Die rilfipGrtigen
&crbinOlnNcm ~ubgeld)nittcn maren
founte Die glrtillerie gegen 0as Mais
icnicuer 0ieler Eau5crtbilrme nidt
SIT &ilic gerllicn mcroen. 90 gelang
Is linen miibaloa, ole Gclatumgareitc
Der porgeid)obenen 8ranntl0d)er 81
p%cruid)tell. Sic iilbren alsoann iiber
oie erite oclltid)e Sinic bimpeg in oa5
Oori 6lcrS bincIn mo bieltcn BORT
einigc 3eit, 9todyOeln Die cngliidJc
,%Sniunterie nad)gefommen mar lm0
lid in Den 9eiib oeS Gories gclett
bate. iitbren iie meiter aui ser
StraBc 2ignp.S biaop. llnteroeiicn
mar ibr Grid,eincn in lnlicren rid.
mdrtigen' Stellungcn befannt geuOr.
bcn. @utiibcn0e Srciicr u%nicrcr
Selo0cidiibc mad)ten ibrer SiegeS-
inbrt binter Dem Gorie SlcrS Elm
Gn0c. Sie 9eioBlng perbrnmntc bel
Der @en5iuerploliou Elm MOnteur,
Der iid) gcrabe mlBcrbalb beiono,
mur0e geIangcn genommer.
Cas- mbebolicne, nN ocn Scitcu
2,5 3eutimctcr Did 2cpnn5crte Stubl-
0ebGuie lit in pcrid,icoenartiger @es
itult Spiidcn Gombles unO Sbicppal
ouigctretcn. is hat mciit Ole tSorm
cincS GicS, opS iid) nui e%noloien Set
tcubGuoern iortbcncAt. Sic Soften
rageil am Soroertbeil Elm Stiid iibcr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-21
Euitfutid)e. bcranbt.

3pei masfiertc HGi,ber bielten
nenIid) pie 5miidJen Hogcrion, Soabo
mo Sarbribge, NepuOo, p~erfebrcnoe
BoItfutid)e auf llno erbclltcten ctlpa
$4,000. Ger autid)cr, ser @ioer-
ltunO %leiitete, mllroe erifoIien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-21
49,.

Son ben 10000 inter ole 8aiicn
gerltfcnen irnn5oiiiden Sebrern iino
nad ben Zines" 2600 geiaucn,
1pdbreno 1000 pcrultnOet iino. Sie
Sdule Der id)onen &iinite bat 1873
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-21
Mttcntat i'm 8eridJtsiaal.

Sm SituugSiaol Der Superior
Court in SGmmonb, &nO.,, pcruum.
oetc Midacl Snnit, mclhcr lett SAB
rem einen g%rimmigen SAB gcgen Ole
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-21
SD bin aus NcaOrc, SritiidJz
SnOien,

uRo prroe non beiSniincn Gltern ae6urru.
ga ipuroc i'm fatDuliifcn @iiifiuns.g Saiicn.
buue cr5ugen. Ge gibt Sunocrte uun Sin
bern, bic Dicrbtn tpnmen ri1dien, nber
nnier Yriciier iagt. baf bic Scitcn ~
idiutcrtg icicn iuiulgf bee 2ricgcS, baf er
ia uieileidt g~r5lunn9en iehcn mas, oas
&atfeubans III idlieRcn. &uIIeu sic
| h ntdt hclfen?
lie flcinitc 8nbe miro onnfeno uugc'
nunimcu uni mir Ucrocn prrindlen, nile
@aben bnoGrdl 81 uergiiten, baR mir iir
uniere @pgitBiicr bcten. Snl6Ic, bic 6cbn
Collars (nteic Sunmc gcniigt, rm Gin
Stnb Gin gan5c5 ,Salr lang ~ perpilrgen)
gebcn, Ipnacg ben 9iGmen %beitimmcn, ben
oas 2ino BET Der Saufe crbniten iun uuo
iuerbcn cine 9butuarapble Tires Sdjtte.
lingS erbalten.
Dian ienpc feline @abe asil. an bieie
3eitung pber oireft an Rev. j atBer
y. &. Ncicn, RrIurc, Srttiib Snoia.
(Sic Gpitgebi1r iRr @r.eie nab 3cnpre
tit iini Gents. 8clo MAJ man ihifen
per Sntcruntiunal Wiuncn Sroer, II. e.
IutcS uocr per periUnlidJen 6bed.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-21

WeUWT0UQ
fcbt jekt
Die lpulOcrboren DISQUALIFICATION icines
groBen Ndcrbau- Nreas ein. Seit
Sabrcn mar IS bcriibmt ncgcn iciner
Yferoe., &icb. mo Sfai WGrftc.
Sic Sieb-9orone unb Die Sd)of.&o.
niae 5ogen grobe Sermogcn aus Dem
reld)en iungfrGuliden 9o0en Won-
tana'S lr0 0cnnof mar Die @cpols
fcrlnB OicicS groBen StaoteS, oeiicn
ObcrflGdc GROCER lit ais bic Nem
Oorf'S, Nenniplpania's, Connect.
cuts, WtorplanO's uno Ginger onoe.
rer Staoten 5uinmmen8enomnlen,
bel Dem lebten oif5iellcn 3eniuS Der
Der. Stnnten-Negierung nltr 316,.
600. Gem bier MAJ baS San0 beS
groBen oGtounosup", no cine cin5iIc
&und DIT Elm gan5es Solunibip I'm.
ioBte.
Cine groBe 9lenoerlttg gebt obcr
lett in WiOntana Dor lid. 6ortihritt
mo Gutmidellng loien Die GroBen
HandeS nad lnb noh III Gnrmcn
AM, melde nlliogleid) bon SclItcn
aus Soma, Sllinois, Wisconiim IN.
Diana, Miiiouri, Widigau uro an.
0eren Stnaten 6cS mittlcrcn @cItens,
no 0aa &auo umerifnuingli6e Freiie
crreid)t bat, ungefauit meroen, oenl
int mittlcrcu @eitcn Bat cin junger
Sarmcr ooer elm Wtunn nit begren5.
ten Mittcln iebr nenig 0elcgcnbcit,
i%eIbItonOig 81 meroen.
@ero0c icbt bieten iid i'm Mniiel.
hell Sbalc (befarnt luegen lelneu
rcgelmGbiAcn Gegen) auBergeu0bn.
lide @elcgelbeiten iilr fntboliid)e
Sormlcr. Gaa Sano i'm Mnilclibcl.
Sbale lit cbcnio irlld}tbar pie Oa5
tbclleritc Sul0 IN Soma mo SllinoiS.
IS bat olle acknowledgements
feitcn mo bciibt fntboliifc airdcn
mo Sd)lilcl.
I'm n1bere Gin5clbeiten iiber Gas
Snl0, lomie ii6cr Die auBergep0bn.
lid giinitigen TerfauiSbeoingumgcn
81 ~eriabrcn, i6reibe man an Serrn
i. !. HOogcrs, Eioneer 9lOg., ct.
saul, Mimn. Gas San6 I'M Wniiels
ibel, Sbal lit fem Experiment uno
Die Sortbcile, ole Is Dem fntboliiden
Sarmer bietct, lpcr6cn id)nca bcltubt
merOen. Sntereiienten ioateu iid
ioiort nit Serrn HoogcrS in 9erbill.
Dung ieten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-02-03
Erupin; 6aHrapcr.

2e9e. Sn 9prum iit bic gtls
lsrs Stiitung, cine 2lrt Qrmsns unb
Woifenbaus fir bns Qanb @uri;en,
total nieOsreebyannt. Die etlpa 40
gepohner Oss Souiss iiub einftipeiIen
bel Rodbaru untsrsebra9t. Ger
isbr betrd4tlide S6aOsn iIt Our6
@erii6erung eebedt.
Stnos. SnnitGtsrat Or. Stiue
BON bier feierte tiirSIi6 ieinen 70.
Sebnrtstae. Stille 1T Elm Sinb bss
I9abeIer SjetIonOes unb 1845 in
Stsinau als Sobn zines 9eiitlifsn
asborens Seine mebisinifhsn Stus
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-02-03
8iirttemberg.

9orb. Sn bsm ettpos nubsrbaIb
oss Ortes @utinssn, Sberamt Sorb,
seIesensn Suuis bes 3immsrmonns
S0tIer bra9 absnbs 5euer aus. 2ns
bic i'm Ra9burbouie ipobRsnbs So6s
Ter SDtlers, bic 8itipe bss 8nueru
Rauerer. bic bos 6suer Suerit erits
oedte, in Oos brsnusnbe 9aus eins
trat. fanO iis ibre Wiutter unO bsrsn
Stpei SABRE aItes @nteItinb in ibrem
9lut lieseno Dor. 8eibe ipieien SabIs
rei4e Wefiritide auf. gs ssIons,
Die 8eioen Dor bem 6euertObe gu rsts
ten. 0as Suus lit niebersebronnt.
Der sdtsr Patts sinen Raubmorb aui
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-02-03
Sreie Stabte.

Bremen. SIN SO. 2sbsnsicbrs
1T giirssrmsiIi.r Or. pauli beriiOrs
btm Sie Sruusrf.isr funb urtsr
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-02-03

Gid Il. b. 9(Ia Sier brad Seu.r
dus in bsm DobnbauIe oes @iries
Sobonu Rpfii. Sas !6ous FAINT bem
MobiIiur ipuroe sr0BtenteiIs eihees
Gfbert. Der Gdoosu in S0be BON
10000 Jr. iIf bur9 9srIiderung gee
bedt. Die GntitebunssurIade oes
9ranbes iit Gnbetnnnt.
RumeIinsen. anlGBIib oes
garbarofsifes botten mebrsre 4rteis
ter esfsisrt aub tart seSeht. Sn ib.
rem Goitbaufe fam es Stpii9sn bens
felbsu gu fdarfen Quseinnnbtrlesuns
gen. 8eibe partsisn griffer gum
MsHer unO bradtsn iid segenTeitig
osrnrt erbebIi6e WsrIsbunsen tei,
boB iie ms arantsnbcus berbta9t
perosn mubisn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-02-03
YrouiuS Beitpreuken.

Dansis. 8as 0ansissr Sdpur.
eericht perbnnoelte eesen ben 20
Sabre alten JiirIOrgeS6sling Mor
9fomanotpfti, Der i'm SttOber poris
gen Snbres i'm Sreiis DanSieer
S0be ii6 bsttsIu6 umbertrieb. 9lIs
CT ir benz 0orfe &Otoi9fsn nibts err
bielt, aiinbets sr eine nit Getreibe
AnS 5uttermitteln gsfiGIte S9eune
eiues RittergutsbeIbers an. bic nit
fsm gsinmter Snbnlie psrbrannts.
Dos in Der S9eune lngsrnoe 9es
treble pa- nit 10000 Nnrt psrs
fidsrt. Ser iu. snbli9s 9lnsetlosts
purpe gu isds Sabren 3u9tlnus
berurteilt.
9iri6au. Ser @osendufIsbsr
5ranS aus S0nigsbsrg, Der ben %
3us / bsslsitets, ipuroe luf benz biss
fssn Sobnbof bon benz einfobrsnbsn
9zSus iiberfabrsn lnb aet0tst.
5rnuen 6trg. % Sabre trsue
DienHs baden bic @beIsute Mars
cuarbt ols Sriilsute Bel Ssrtn S6lIs'
in grttenOorf ssIdFtt, !pierfiir purs
ben i9nert. bon Der 2anSipirtFdaftss
".
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-03-02
3oost For Cv0wned Ferries Feriage AT CoEvnua Free oag
TREASURE PARTY.

Miss Lillian Sprich entertained her
friends Saturday at a treasure par
"" at the home of her aunt, Mrs.
George White The house was deco
rated for the occasion and the guests
we're delighted at the many and dainty
treasures of the bride-elect. The
guests included Misses May Julian, G
Schaener. r. Schaeffer. f. Rhodes. h
Reese, r. Malain, Beryl and Miriam
Allingham, Ethelyn, Mae and Gladys
Brungier, \. il. McNeely, +. Giblin, K
Pettigroye, \. and F. Giblin, |. Brooks
IF. aud NJ. Berdami, /. Orchard. }
Soule, G. Tobin. \. Stevenson. Lelii
Caro-. Ethel Pinski. Mrs. Alfred Mics
ter and Mrs K. kelleher.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-03-02
MISSPELlED WORD.

Those to receive the boxes OF JACOBS
candies are: Joel Lilly, PA Seguin
street; Martin Behrman French, Sl3
Pacific avenue. and Miss Felicle De
B,anc. al Layergne street, The mis-
spelled word was repairing in the ad
of Modern Electrical Shoe Shop, r.
proprietor.
On account of the great number OF
answers sent in TO our mlsspelied
word contest each week we have
placed a box for the deposit OF these
replies. and in the future we Will ASK
all those who send in their answers
TO deposit their guesses in this box,
which will be located under our office
sign on the front of our office.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-03-02
UNCLAIMED LETTERS

Remaining at Station 4, New Orleans
Postoffice for week ending Thursday
March ,, 1916:
Ladies-Mrs. Mary Barrett, Mrs
Joseph Diaz, Miss COlline Dye. Mrs
\. Johnson. Mrs. Francis Kelley, Mrs
Sallie Pattison; Miss Fannie Nc
Comb, Fannie McCOmb.
Gentlemen-C. A. Barlow, Wiley
Brown; Willie Brown, Gussie Casby
Amos Cooper, Bullay Caray. Louis
Dewey, ]. W. forget. Thos. A. Webb
Gussie Walber. Monsieur Wifrer.
MiscellaneOus-1SS Verret street
1927 Verret street.
JOSEPH VOEGTLE, Postmaster.
JOS. w. DANIELS, Supt. Sta. A.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-03-02
DIED..

MerX-On Thursday, Feb. "a, at
11:55 o'clock p. m, Nicholas L. MerX,
husband of Josephine Elchinger, died
at the age of sixty-two years. Mr. Merx
was well known in our town, where he
worked for many years at the local
post office as a letter carrier. A few
years ago he resigned from the service
and went in business for himself The
funeral took place Saturday afternoon
at 3 o'clock from his late residence,
1922 Barracks street. Interment was
in Greenwood Cemetery.
Green-On Friday, Feb. %. Jacob
L. Green died at Lake Catherine, La.
Deceased was born in our town sixty
seven years ago. The funeral took
place at Lake Shore. Miss, Sunday
on the arrival of the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad train No. 6.
Ahysen-On Thursday, Feb. "a. at
3:l5 clock a. m. Lucien T. Ahysen
died. Deceased was born in Thibo
dauX, La, thirty-two years ago, but
had resided here for twenty-six years
He is survived by his wife, who was
Miss Sadie Sims. and by several chill
dren. The funeral took place Friday
afternoon at 3 o'clock from his late
residence, 519 Alix street. Interment
was in McDonoghville Cemetery.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-03-02
BIRTHDAY PARTY.

On last Sunday evening Capt. and
Mrs. Heuer entertained the younger
set in honor of the fourth anniversary
of the birth of their son, William. The
parlor and dining room were elabor-
ately decorated with American flags,
flowers and incandescent lights. The
red, white and blue color scheme was
carried out. Music, dancing and games
were INDUCED in by the little tots
and refreshments were served in
abundance Master William, who
proved himself quite little host, was
the recipient of many beautiful pres
ents, among which was a miniature Of
the tugboat "Mongah," a gift from his
father. A most delightful time was
spent by all.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-03-02
GEORGE TX. o. SIRE
TO COME BACK

Word has been received from
George Sirey, Algiers boy of pugilis-
tic fame, thai he will make his grand
comeback in the ring shortly. He is
to begin training at the H. y. G. c.
gym some time during the week. and
will be ready to take on all corners at
mis- weight after Easter. George has
the good wishes of his many friends
for a successful comeback May his
first bout be with the mighty Rousso
and may he put him away as easily
as he did his many other opponents.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-03-02
RIFLES TO GOVERN CONTEST

ALL ANSWERS MUST BE SENT IN NO
LATER THAN FRIDAY EVENING. YOUR
ANSWER MUST BE ON A CARD OF
PIECE OF PAPER NOT LARGER THAN
AN ORDINARY POST CARD AND YOU
SHOULD WRITE ON THE CARD AS
FOLLOWS ONLY:
FIRST YOUR NAME AND ADDRESS.
SECOND, THE MISSPELLED WORD.
THIRD, THE NAME OF THE ADVERTlS-
ME.NT IN WHICH 1T APPEARED.
THE MISSPELLED WORD CONTEST
APPLIES ONLY TO OUR CLASSIFIED
COLUMNS AT PRESENT ON PAGE 8 ALL
IN A BOX AND THE FIRST THREE
DRAWN OUT ARE AWARDED THE
PRIZES IN THE ORDER IN WHICH THEY
ARE DRAWN.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-03-02

Melvin Perron. Andrew Wright, Will
liam Sullivan.
lB: Scholarship and Department
\. l.. Redon. Russell Glider, Arthur
Nuench. Alvin Reed. Vincent Trauth.
cholarship-Frazer koeppel
Deportment-Lynn Angelo, Leo
Willie.
OUTING.
Last Friday afternoon delegation
of Eighth and Seventh Grade pupils
of McDonogh No. t enjoyed an outing
that was not only entertaining. but
very instructive. The day was an
ideal one and everyone in the party
was in merry mood.
| Proceeding from the AlgierS side OF
1.-THE river. on the Canal Street Ferry,
1.-The children noted with interest the
swollen condition of the Mississippi.
the amount of driftwOOd carried down
Iby it. its currents and eddies. the con
crete.covered levees and the shipping
lcarried on in the harbor.
The main object OF the trip was to
Visit the main Water Publication
Pumping Station in CarrOlltOn.
The power house and the puritica-
ton building were inspected and the
mechanism and work of the various
Ir,,ob;,oc ,rara ,borouCbIy aynIained
That portion exciting the most inter
est was the eight immense concrete
reservoirs connected with the puriti
lcation plant, where one sees the diff
lferent grades of Water, from the mud
dy Mississippi river water TO the
practically pure water, which is sup
piled to the residents of our city.
This branch of our city's public
works is a most progressive one, and
this plant is considered the best OF
Its kind in the United States; there
fore, our young citizens should be
shown its value. The visitors noted
the. absolute cleanliness and neat
ness of the buildings and the sur
rounding grounds.
The following comprised the party:
John SchwarZenbach, Julian Hogan
Eldred McNeely, Harry Rau, Matthew
Morse, Tisdale Daniels. Albert Senner
Charles Penisson, Elliott Hafkesbring
Noel Duvic, Hart Schwarzenbach, Ed
win Stacy, Dreyfus Korner, Vincent
Reaney. They were in charge of the
Misses Louise f. Averill, COrinne c
Hughes and Marguerite Walsh.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-03-02
BASE BALL.
Marines VS.. Tigers.

The second game OF the series be-
tween the Marines and Algiers Tigers
will be played Sunday. The Marines
won the opening game last Sunday,
after a hard struggle, by the score OF
6 to ;. Four hits were made OFF Maye' 5
delivery. while Gerretts held the sol
diers to three scratch hits. The Tig
ers will have more confidence than
ever Sunday, as the old reliable John
ny Sullivan will do the backstOpping
The game will be called promptly 81
3 p. m.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-03-02
McDONOGH NO. 4 SCHOOL.
WASHINGTON'S DAY.

Both teachers and pupils entered
into the spirit of the day with a zest
and the anniversary of the Father OF
Our Country was fttingly celebrated
at McDonogh No. 4 School. The
classes assembled at As in the base
ment of the school and the program
was opened with the daily salute to
the flag and the singing of America.
Every class being represented by
one or several numbers on the pro-
gram, the life of the noble Washing
ton was fttingly told in Rotations,
dialogues and stories.
The little boys of the First Grade
proved very entertaining and are
to be commended.
The program was brought to a close
with a rousing yell for Louisiana.
ROLL OF HONOR.
SA: Scholarship and Department
John Schwarzenbach, Victor Zatarain.
SB: Scholarship and Department
Henry Gerrets.
northumberland Broussard, Ell
dred McNeely.
"A: Scholarship and Department
Ernest Aucoin, Noel Duvic, Leslie
Johnson. Matthew Morse. Royce
Trauth, Roy Parker.
Stanley Barras, Paul
Scobel.
7B: Scholarship and Department
Hart Schwarzenbach, James Fillery,
Behrman French. George Rau.
Observation-Disclosures Korner, AL
bert Senner.
GA: Scholarship and Department
Felix McAnespy, Cleveland Duvic
Gaines Glider.
6B: Scholarship and Department
Milton Acker, Aulton Dauenhauer, Ar.
chic Sinclair, Evans Mahoney, Chas
Leber, Andrew Buniff, Alvin Heit
meier, Edward Williams, John
Kramme.
Deportment-Joseph FOlse, George
Adams. Emile Fredericks, Hileas Ad
ans. Henry Tierney.
"a: Scholarship and Department
Roland Cayard. Henry Clements, Lu
cius Forsythe, Marcel Serpas, John
Roberts.
cholarship-William Ellis, Arthur
Felsher, Otto Meder.
Deportment-Lea Acker, Leonce An
DIRE.
5B: Scholarship and Department
Cassidy Barrett, Felix Borne, Thee
Dubret. Joseph Cast, Thomas Tucker
Earl Wilson, Ira Olroyd, Otha Dune
gan. Roland Briel, Louis Acher, Lester
Broussard, Charles Christensen
Hugo Lilly, Frank Silva.
Scholarship-JOseph Dennis.
Deportment-Arthu Grundmeyer
Melbourne Reed, Ralph Umbach.
"A: Scholarship and Department
Clarence Arnold, Louis Cronan, Clyde
Glider, Emile Mothe. Albert Monroe
Bertrand Peck. Joseph Trauth, Gilmore
Dauenhauer, Sidney Swayne, Delmal
Pitre, Irwin Treadaway, Horace Har
ris.
Scholarship William Kassmer
Samuel Sicuro, Joseph Metranga, Ed
win Gerrets, William Carroll
Deportment-Patrick Duggan.
Alb: Scholarship and Department
Otis Meyers, Charles Henly, Henri!
Burlet, Robert Talbot. Harry Lewis
Lee Wilson, Floyd Hofstetter, Alvin
Covell, James Cousins, Ray Tagart
Clemens Muench, Peter Anderson, 10
seph Bruno.
Experimentation Foucha, Emme
Hogan.
3B: Sidney Andre
Ethelbert Lagarde, Elmo Voegtlin
Harold Treadaway.
PA: STANDARDIZATION Cieutat
James Louis Higgins, Fred Kraemer
Louis Perdreauville, Charles Pickett
Nolan Richard, Aloysius Serpas, Ell
mer Bradley.
Experimentation Cieutat.
IA: Scholarship and Department
Mark Amuedo, Faler Armitage, james
Fabares, Raymond Grundmeyer, Emil,
Hantel, Osborn Hunter, Hugl
IO'keefe, Marcel Roth, Joe Wilmore.
Scholarship-Lucien Ahysen, Well
man Bond, Douglas Curran, Oakle,
Dodd, Nelson Fallon. Charles Nichols
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BUILDING PERMIT.

Olivier Land Co. owner and build
er; one-stOry frame building, ware
house, Behrman. Patterson, Pelican
avenue and Hindee, $500.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-03-02
CONVENTIONAL MORTGAGES.

Joseph =. 4. Cast to Edgar NJ. Calm,
$2l05. six lots, General Meyer, Peli'
can. Webster and Wagner-Schuber.
Divide V. Verneuil to Interstate
Trust and Banking Co, $685., lot, Yer
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PRESSING SHOrs.
MODERN DYE WORKS

VIII IIUV.
Suits pressed, 35c: Suits cleaned :,
pressed, 7Sc; Pants cleaned and pressed d
Coats cleaned and pressed, 4Oc; Pants pr,,.1
25c; Coats pressed, 2Sc Boys Goats el.,1
and pressed, 25c; Boys Pants cleaned !,
pressed, 25c; Boys suits cleaned and pr,,,1
4Oc. Ladies work our speciality. Skirts el..0
and pressed, IS and Soc; suits cleaned /,
pressed, 75c. Our standard price frou n
on. Satisfaction gua.a ed. Work c,I]
for and delivered.
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TWO FINE BUILDING LOTS CORNER
OF SUMNER AND HOMER STREETS,
SIZE ABOUT Axlo FEET, ACROSS
STREET FROM LAUHAN RESIDENCE
RECENTLY BURNED. WILL SELL FOR
$4,000 IF SALE CAN BE MADE IN 30
DAYS. ADDRESS 1911 LEVIN ST., ALEX
ANpRIA. La, OR 500 vERRET ST.
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WILL PROBATEO.

John Camus leaves to his wife all he
dies possessed of and names her exec
utriX
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AWNINGS, SAILS, ETC.

SPEARING & COMPANY, JE,,,nI;.s.s -,
SAIL MAKERS, Awnings. F,ss ~, W
Inns and Tents. Theatrical WORK = sa1
Cumberland Phone, Main 1891, Corn, n
nal and IehOupitoLlas SITS. New Or,
La " Vriea1
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-03-02
INVENTORY.

Succession of Jos. Healy, amount.
to $685.
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Unsounded Depths.

Happiness and misery are the names
of two extremes, the utmost bounds of
which we know nOt.-Locke.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-03-02
HearsaY Evidence.

Mrs. Frost-How's your husband?
Mrs. Snow-The members of his club
saw he is looking splendid.-Life.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-03-02
Outen LancIorus.

I'm Holland no landlord has the power
of raising the rent or of evicting ten
| ant.
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Ereezinu Water.

The sea freezes at % degrees F..
and fresh water lakes freeze at ~ de-
greeS +.