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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-10

elmer Shoar RuiIen, bi. nifi ipsittrs
BIN fig Grantreib tdmpfsn ipoli.n,
iurSerbnnb 150 asute ais Rdbe!slibs
rer bsrausssiuti unb jebe. IA. clio
insdanmt fiinf5sbn sridoFsH tprF'
ben.
Die Dpfer bes Siebeus
idbrieeu arieses. I'm etlrt
Teines Wsries iiber ben Sieb.nidtris
gen Rrisa aibt Jrifbrih II. sine .3n'
Idmmsniislluna Der Wsnidencpfcr.
bic bas srobs Rinstn esforbtrt bat.
Rad ieinen anadbtn baiien bic prsus
ber 10000 Scbte 5u perjsihr.n.
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bar nod 10000 perfOnsn aus her
3ipilbeDOlftruna bic in prtubm BEN
Wiitbsn Der RuFsn aum Opfsr sefalr
len. btseItifu 5000 In yommerr,
1000 in Der Reus unb 5000 In her
Eurmarf. Den 0efummioerIuit bst
Ruif.n on 5obisn be3iffert ber i5n.g'
life BefpGbrsmann dui 120.CN
Rann. Di, Dsiisrret1er iisusrn AT
Der blutieen Stdtiitit 10000 Bonn
bel. Di. JrdnsUien Nbaiten gar 200..
600 oeifxn ouf Der Balitati setaFtn.
bic GnslGnber, b. 8. In WirtIiditit
arobitntbiIs ihrs bann6ptriten un6
fonitioeu bsuiffen 6ilfsD5lisr, 150.s
900 Rann. 9ie G9tpebsn rparer
nrit 25.0O0 Wann baponaeiommsl
unb bic Reihsiruppen mi. 26.0o0
Wann. Wenn man bisfe 5unsen 3ahs
Ten sufdmmenrehret, 70 eraibt fih Elm.
Gsfammt,iMmer bon $4,000 9obttH.
Da3u iinb cher. ME Der alie pfi'ter
NIT Redt bsrrorbcbi, nod beirddtli1.
Wttnaen bon Wenfdtn Az rehntu. he
i'm 3uiummtnhdnat nit BEN arisoc
oeiiorben iinb. Mnn man oicf.
bin;u5GbIs. msint pfiitsr. 70 IN Der
eonss 0erfuii au sinsr Willion ssfyif
nift an bod and,IdIaeeu. ippprr ets
iua 100000 auR Deu!fdlanb :cuis
men mSsen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-10
@eidiitbtes 9elegramim
gsraHIab.s ausitdnoiss ssIesraphtft.n
Der peunipIpania Sobn seitfpsilig
bic arbeit lpisOsr aufSunsbmen.

Burlington, 81. g., 9. Se&t.
DIE ausitdnbissn 2eIsrappiittn Der
psnnipIDania gabn Isgtsn am Sonn'
tag abtno fpisber bic 4rbeit Eitbsr
nddbem iie fiiuf StuHbeu Dorb,r ben
Strsii untsrbroten bottsn. gDR ibr
5iibrer SObu $. qrouIl eriIdrts. lpd'
rsn iis bur9 Elm eeidIihtts 3eles
srdmm peranlabt porosn bic 2lrbeit
lDisb,r aufsunsbmen. Di,Te 9spsltf.
Die dneebIih Don Der guHbesreaisrang
itammte, lauiets tpis folet:
r2sIesrnpbiiten fcIltsn arperaa5Iia
an Die 4rbsit 5uriidtebr.n, pdhrsnn
Inter rbaHbluneen TN 9auss limb.
9ertreter ipiro in Burlington noripres
den.
(s,j.) gunbesrssisruHs."
prauIl ,r.ldrte, bab sr uatarli4
tsius qbnuna bapou bate, bdb oas
5elssramm eiue JdIftuns mar unb
.r ri,f ounn eilisit bic ausitdnbissH
juinmmen, be jih anssiitts htr De-
peide audi obne ipeiier.s on bic arbeit
beeabsn, ,Oos Girtreff.u bts Dsrtres
ters Der guHDesrtsieruns eripertsno.
I'm tr.i ubr Rotsniitass purbs NIT
8sitimmtbsit srmiiisl, bab bic Depts
idt eins 6dIi4ins mar, ipOrnuf bic
3desrnpbiitsn nnpsrsiisli8 ipisosr on
ben @usfaub ainssu. Die ansitinbis
gen bebuuptsn, bob Der ausiiailo, Der
in Der 1rsnion DipiiicH besann. ii1
nunmsbr aud auf aRbtrs 3ipeiee Der
gabn nusg,psbHi bat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-10
am e,eIunbbeitsanlt lpurben h

- Jm 0tIunbbeitsamt ipurben In
Der abasIaufsnsn Dode fOisenbe Sos
besfdle angemelbet: emma amelia
Pope. Al; Ssnristta 1rancis Watsrs.
81; gBm. y. gcbb, A Ronats; Soc
RrpIan, SO; Geo. 6. Diet, l MOuut;
9lnna glair. "a; S0bn 8. MenteI.
II; Maris 4uitiH, SO; Warsaret
Nurpbp. 80; Satie SibseraIb. AZ;
Tarp aapensb. 45; Sobaua SnipalIe,
66; CLARA 5rsilins. %; SEQ. Moors
bern, 10; gnna pottmspsr, 81; Rarp
5. WiItsrion. 80.
Siinfunobrsibie Retruten. mel
DE 5ur 1abnt sin6erufen purosn, fnb
eeiiern nod benz Gomp SapIor Wfos
tiIiiatipns Eager abssrsiit. Ulebrere
tauisnb Qcrfousn, unter tpelten iia
RE Jrennbe unb 9srpanbteH Der gfb=
siebenben beianosn, battsn iid am
gabnbpf sinsefunoen. nm ben S6eis
tenben sinsn lsBtsE @rub gu ipens
rem. Dieienigsn, pslbs BON Der Eons
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ro. l (gouiueton)
fir tduglih befuuoen tpuroen uno sez
itern ubreiiten, iino: Gapt. ). glbert
GteItentamp bon To. 2034 8arrarb
qlpsrue. ). g. Steffen, 531 9arrarb
9lpsnus, gIiff gorberrp, 16 Wartin
Sirabe; s. ). Bremen, 1S1 9arz
iorb arenue; @. 6. Mpnberg, 1877
Huntington apsnus; Spbn g. gons
Hin, 3512 port 4psuus; Charles
@pencer SaGI, 224 Sit II. Strabs;
:. 8. aIbers, 315 plenFdnt Strabs;
Sermann Slbing, @in4eitsr GOenue;
Gbp. 3. Mpier. 1907 Scott Strabe;
@ictor Slitner, 1915 5untinston
@penus; Strmann 8. 9rote. 210 on
is. Strait, uub 6. u. Oupened,
900 Srepor Strabe - Gus BEN
9pnffriptiunsbiitritt glo. 2 iuurben
fpleenbe nad BEN Eager ssi6idt: U.
S'Serron, aapitGn, $50 Deit JiinFte
Sirabe; R. 3. Grame, 3S @eit 8itrz
te Girabe; Wm. q. Sanien, Cos
Gbort strabe; Soiepb u. 9nmm, 314
Meit atte Strafs; 8. pitts, TOP
pbilabelpSa StraRs; Z q. Winhes
tier, 215 Bite Strobe; Wm. MtcGars
tn, 524 Ddttins Strnbe; Garlin
Dlurtin, q @eit Sshite Strabe;
2lIfreb glud, GAS Dalton aoenue;
Gbp. Wubbaloins, 214 atbsp ape.;
6. ~. 5aiptins, 210 Deft 3ebHtc
Gtrcbe; Dt. Come, 1909 RuTen
aoe.; Sibpr 8inceur, 1903 Gburh
@benue; 8. 6 Tlprris, 2469 Ddrren
gpenue; 10. Z. RilIsr, Sc aipinsiton
GtrqRs; 7. N. Sume. 331 pite
Gtrobe; anoren 9uah, 66 altamout
gpenu.: Girie Rite. pa 8.rrp Ctr;
Scnrn 8onta, 535 @ottins Strabe
uut Ridarb Willsnbrtnt, 1909 Gee
Gtrabs.
- Seute Rotmittog finbet Der
guttionsrertouf bes 6auies Ro. 125
On ~. StraRe Fott.
- Charles 1ursned unb Ri&oro
g9iaenbrint, iuel6e Der 6eueripepr
oneeb6rten, iebot su ben Ga6nen elm
teruFcn puroen, Itno ben Der Spria
ten gp. Ro. 3 aum 4bidisb nit si.
mem @etogcioenf heboat tporben.
- SuIepE 2obrmoun ron go. 335
QleoIant strabe, psfher ssitern auf
eer Qidingbriids an Der 3poFten
etrots nit stpei lln6etnnntsn in Elm
Saneden,enos aerrt5sn mar, erlitt boz
fe; sinen grm6rud. g. purbs uad
bem St. gliia6st6 6oipitaI gsbratt.
= 6snrn 9. ,. &nseniuepsr, q,
pou RedOina. 3d., unb Gli5ubeth
TelTon, "a, ppu Sroiunupolis, Snn., |
erluirfteu gefterr siucu 6ciruthsihetn, |
Samuel Rolano III 1etern i'm
SauIe ieines grubers Z. 3. Rplano,
SO. 917 goutlid Strabe, i'm alter
BON So Su6ren geftorben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-10

dem bic Grlsoiluns Der gsrii6erunsss
portage bis Tejsm6er aufseidoben
perbsn fon nit rem 9inipeife barauf,
bab Bis babin taum dmeritaniide
9ruppsn tbotiGtlih in ben Sdiibsns
srGben iein oiiritsn. Der grdfibent
uno Setrstdr plcaboo bnbsn iid iss
bod fOfpsit eerp,issri, bisfem aufs
idub su5uftimnsn, uno bsitebeu auf
elmer fofortissn aHnabme Der Dor.
lngs. 5isrbu-t t0nnim unter llms
itdHbsn ale IetisnpIdne Dor Der regels
mdbissn SisunS i'm 9e5tmbsr su
S9anbsu iDerbsH.
9Iunttionsfdbrif abge.
brarut.
SittIe 9 d, arf., 9. Scbtem.
Der 9lm Somitaa brarnte Die NnIaec
Der Norton @ourite 9onlpaw in osnr
brnchbartcn @aurite Hieber 1ie CT.
seilgniiic Der ;Sirma ipcrben SIR Ser.
iteQnug uon grtilleriegeidoiicn rer.
pcnbct uno Die sirma botte einen 9ie-
Gierungsfontro.t. 9urd, oos .Seuer
pcroen vittpeiIig ii5er 1000 arbciter.
5ie tr 9lnIagen in 9,iaeara Saas, j
D., irno @orceiter, Waii., areeiteat
f.llo, beIhdftiqunesIcs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-10

mics, CAB Der Staliener aug fsinsm
RsDolper Jsuer uuf ben Oet,iiip. ipas
oann bic aIgsmsins Shiebsrei sur
6olee tntte. Gs ipurben fhleus
nisft poIiSsireerpen berdnsebrndt
unb iieben Wednnsr unb eins 5rau,
Ialit.r StuIisntr. purb.n in Saft &c.
nommen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-10
empfeblnna G. M

Chef GUM aorpagnon): Y&ir
nebmcn ben 9ohn bon Der SIrma eu.
sel als Rroliirift Der III Elm &c
idleiotcr @erid. Der bat uus Tie frc.
citirt!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-10
3 mel SeeIen.

u. (ber ieinen SreiinS on poGbe.
ietter lafel i'm ieiniten Reitaurdrt
iinoet): rsue adhmgl Das did.
Ten i6eint ia redt eintrdgIid3 3il iein!"
0itter: nGl irritl sd, ihlemme
bier MIR aIs Der erbe meines RIDDEN
GnteIs. aIs Gidier bIns're unh
barb ib i'm glelbl-
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guf II m 10 egen.

.@ie bat abnen nteine Iros0oie
gciaIlen?"
.2aiIen Gle efne Wliif ba5u id,rei.
bul iino Denn sie e,it III. i4retbeu Si,
elm neiies 2ibrettoi"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-10
Grnemmnnsen
9at Die Central Seutf4e aonfeesr,
Der Yii4OfliasR Tsst9Obiitsn.
Rir4s bsianut sssebtu.


"a. SabresDeriummluns esr Central
Dtutl4en 9OnfuenS o<r gii6Sili9tn
Uletbopiitens STRIDE tam am SoEatas
Apeno mt Der Hetdnniedbe Der ers
nenniiHssn Der UeiltIi4en an ben oers
f1iebeneu air4en Der aonisren3 gum
4bf4lub. Die ermnnunstm iino ME
foIei:
ebetrtDH, o.: 6rani aoiemetr un5
u. o. Srufdsuib; eImors: Jreb. u.
S4dnsIin; zOlebo: Gmmanuel uno
SaIena Strobe: g. 3. pf,ifftr; Gas
lem unb sIerrpsbure: q. %. Bod
iiabler; 3icn: Dsear Roaobfp.
einetunuti. gouisoilIs Difrift:
Oiitritts sSuptrintenbent: 6. 9. Rod.
Batesoills: 6 ". Sdreiber.
BoonepiIle: Sobn eIaus.
eaborn: ebdrles 3. S1p<iber.
eintiHndii; eriie gemeirbe: 9. g.
5ifdba6; Wt. auburn, gemeinbe,:
8. 5. gnebtolb; 3tpeiie 9einsinbe:
.. 9. Oansei; Sprine @rupe ges
reinbe: 6ermann Rpsosip; 9riiie
Gemeinbe: Charles TreufteI; 9etbs
Itbem @smeinbs: Z. 6. guentber.
Gcpingion: 8. 80. qers.
GponsuilIs: grite gemeinbe: ernit
Wtrner; 3ipeiis 0en,einbs, u. g.
Gaur.
bolldnb: 9beobore wubiu.
6uutinsburg: Charles 8. MiIler.
StfferfonpilIe: u. y. 3artpeu.
qouisbille: Driite Gemeinbe, 20.
". S6rtff; Nari.t Strnbe @eneins
Be. z. q. Spedmann; 3ipeiie Gemsins
be, Spfepb 9amp; Wars, 6. n. aen3.
Ncuut grrnon: gbparb G. gbels
nnnier.
TafboilIe:: 9. 6. pbtnipas.
Peip 4lbdnh: gImer Rpesner.
Rem SALISBURY. 3. !. E9p.iHs
furtb.
Peipport, @illidm @ruedner.
Salem. g. 9. plo9
Sanct Gldus. g. &. 8. adrmann.
Sepmour, Dillidm WeiKr.
Wbite Greet, 80. Z. q. gstitabisr.
Ghio Diitritt. Diiiritt Supsrin'
t,noent, Sobn Raper.
2ftrrn, U. gD. alaibsr.
geren, 4. q. S6daI.
gucpris, 9. r. guerfle.
glaringion, g. g. Rutf5el.
6leoslanb, 9sihnnp, R. u. Blunt;
erite, o. 3. gtnIs; SoIsm, %. J..
B:ter; ct. PauPs, W. 6. ROriOd;
9ioH. 6enrp 2ebman.
Columbus. Griit, 3. 70. 5uber;;
3fueiie, Sobn Otijsn.
1npton, 8 6. Bspsr.
GnliOn, .. 70. Ylusbbsmann.
9rsenDille uno piqua. Grisbri4
Sobannes.
6omilioH, DorieI Rattbdi.
5annibal, Carl Grtsl.
5enrittta, 9. 6. Wsibsnbd@.
Wiarietta. ). !. gaumann.
Wldrion, 6earp annuff.
WarioH Gtrcuit, 2. y. 2agsmann.
RsD SnorpiIs, Q. 9. pbiIipp.
Wlueblsmaun WlemoriaI unb Rprib
grabbod. Distrih Wortbmann.
Yomerop, W. J. Beg.
Yortsmeutb, u. g. Rnrtine.
SpsHcsrpiile. 6. u. Selipis.
Uermillion. Q. @. u. Rooebiffer.
Wheeling. %. @a.. 6. u. eeperinge
bdus.
anfruf on bic SoeiaIiiien
Tewgorf. 8. gcptenihcr. Gie
ioSialiitifeu Dslegaten, bic an Der
acHieren5 Der aHericau ailidnce inr
eabor arb Democracy IN Rinnenpo.
lis t5eilraburcn, taten aH SonHtag
hicr einsn glufriif an ale 'So5ioliiten
IN 9aiibc erlaiierl, IN lpeId,em fie Die.
ielbcn mrfferScrn. lire eeianrnrte
eneraie mo :bren Gnibuiiosmts oerI
s'esierim9 sur gerfiigfns 81 itelIen,
oniHii Der ariea sii einern id,neaeHl
nrS iiesreidgn abiHub 1ebra6 per-|
olH taua
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-10
Gin fdIehter gIat.

.ytinl, WunIieI, ME gefiel Tir's
aeiteru i'm .Iatnbiuier 2"
.gs mar lfon sapeien = nber idl
bate einen iebr id)ledten gIasl~
.8ie III oas niosIih2 III tparit
ood im Bartettl~
IA. ia - aber neben mir iab
mein Shneioer, uno Dor mir mein
Sduiterl-
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an nr,t Strrik
Club fir Wtnmtag 1000 2lngetellte BON II
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per aebilbete qonL

SnnHes: Ysso. parnm baidt 6an
Mari 70 a @atih'n abig'bmaS..
Eoni: p@'itritten bnb'n mfr uns
un6 ba bat er mir 70 seiiroert 6ob i
ouu unoera pnriomeirtnrild]eu aus.
axas6 uehx a'mzht haR I.
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.@as ieb' ia oa, Srtba - Gu
bidteii2"
.Tur elm poctiifer Derin6.
Tapal"
Aud Der geri,ia, mem ains. iii
ftrafbarl"
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unbeareffItd.

@atte Our iunsen araii): rTas
@nlaid,, oas III ,ubereitet gait, iii
nidli 5u seniebenl"
Simge sSrau: ;. itiino i'm Rod.
bud itebt bod, oaB es 10 porsiisIiG
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SnperbeI.

oSdlon ipieoer fir meine Raoden
cine Rs9nnHa iiber nan ssieiSer.
neil bic aiten idniutli6 Su tIein ipa.
renl. ~. Sei'n Sie irob, Iieber
8reinb, bdB Sie feline l5hter baben
= oie tbun ben gansen Iog niGfs
als iuahienl"
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9amiltps.

llnier gasut in Snmiltpa 1T Ser
GSmarb grud, 40 SHb SiiHite Ctr.
geQ Se. 476-G. Some gboue
1631.g.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1917-04-14
F;remen's Fair 10 Open Today.

Ascension Hall will be the center
Of attraction for local amusement
seekers during the next three days.
The grand fair for the benefit OF
Vigilant Hose Company's truck fund
viii open there this afternoon, con-
tinuing until Monday night, inclusive.
Every effort has been exefted by the
committees in charge to make the en-
tertainment a success, and it the CO.
operation of the public is extended IN
a degree merited by the worthlness OF
the cause and the measure OF enjoy
ment that will be afforded by the fes-
tival, there can be no doubt that che
fullest expectations of the tlre-hght-
ers will be realized. The Vigilants
are generally recognized as one OF
the most efficient, reliable and best
equipped organizations comprising the
local fire department. They have rem
dered invaluable service to the COM
munity on many occasions. Now thar
they are asking for assistance IN the
way of raising funds to pay for their
modern combination chemical ana
hose truck, every citizen Of Donald
sonville, as well as the territory con-
tiguous. should cheerfully respond to
the appeal, and aid to the extent OF
his or her ability in making an I'M
qualified success of the delightful fes
tival planned in behalf OF the worthy
cause.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1917-04-14
Weber--WiId.

Harry NJ. Weber, of Donaldsonvllie,
and Miss Marie Louise Wild, OF New
Orleans, were married at Notre Dame
Church in the latter city Thursaay'
April ~, at 80 o'clock p; M, Rev.
J. A. Gervin officiating. Mrs. James
Knoll, of Pontchartrain Grove, SIS
ter of the groom, was the brides sole
attendant, and DR.. A. W. Martin, OF
Donaldsonville, was Mr.. Weber's best
man. After brief honeymoon trip
the young couple will come to Donald
sonville to reside, occupying apars-
ments in the home of Mrs. George
schmalzrid, in Opelousas street; me
bride is a daughter of Mrs. William Vivian
Wild, and is lovely and accomplish
ed young woman. Mr.. Weber IS !; a
native SON, one of the community
,well-known and popular young elti-
zens, and is presently filling the posi-.
ton of territorial representative OF
the J. w. Thompson Gravel Company:
The Chief joins the wide clrcle o.
friends of the happy pair in extending
them warmest congratulations anu
good wishes.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1917-04-14
IN MEMORIAM
JOHN w. TUCKER

Donaldsonville, La, April IL, 1917.
XXYHEREAS, 1t has pleased the Almighty
w in His inscrusable wisdom to take from
among our friend and colleague,
John W. Tucker; and
Whereas. the vacancy in membership
caused by his passing away is an irreparable
loss to the official personnel of this corpo-
ration; therefore be it
Resolved, that John W. Tucker has left be-
hind him a record which merits public rec
ognition and emulation An exemplar and d
model in all relations of life as son, hus-
band, father, friend, citizen and Christian,
his career nobly fulfilled all the require
ments of honor and duty, and may be safely
commended as an example to his contempt
raries and to posterity- To those of who
enjoyed personal as welr as business inter-
course with him. his character presents for
consideration many noble traits, chief
among which were his profound integrity and
his responsive attitude to the call of duty
under all circun stances, however trying
He was a Christian gentleman, an honor
able citizen, and true and faithful friend
whose good qualities were acclaimed and
recognized. and whose demise will be uni
versally deplored
Be it further resolved, that extend to
the bereaved family our heartfelt sympathy
and coincidence in this, their hour of ordeal
and tribuation; and that we mourn with
them the loss of one whom we all revered
and whose memory will ever be fondls
cherished in our hearts. Respectfully,
S. GOETTE, President;
H. C. BRAUD,
L. e. BENTLEY,
JOHN D. HANSON,
E. LANGBECKER,
CLARENCE GOETTE,
Board of Directors, Donaldsonvlle Ice
Company, Limited.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1917-04-14
Style Show a. Big Success.

The Grand Theatre, with a seat
ing capacity in excess of 800, proved
inadequate to accommodate the crowd
which assembled Wednesday night to
witness the style show given under
the auspices of Misses Amelie Gre,
Rita Comeaux and Laura Colomb, for
the benefit of the. Catholic church re-
pair fund. With every seat taken
and all available standing room oc-
cupied, the sale of tickets was dis
continued long before the time for the
performance to begin and scores OF
people were turned away. The en-
tertainment was one of the most orig
inal and enjoyable ever given here,
and scored an artistic success in keep
ing with the gratifying financial out
come. Styles of various periods in
Americas history were shown. and In
addition to the attractive sartorial dis
play there was a delightful program
of vocal and instrumental selection rs.
Outbursts of patriotism were elected
by several features, the entire au-
dience standing at one time and
cheering vociferously upon display
of the flag and the playing Of Amer
lea" by the orchestra. We had ex-
pected to give an extended review of
this extremely delightful entertain
ment, but unforeseen demands upon
our space make it necessary that the
subject be passed over with this very
incomplete and unworthy mention.
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Church Notice.

The congregation at the Methodist
church at II o'clock Sunday morning
will be favored with a lay sermon by
II. w. Hayden of Demopolis, Ala, his
theme being, after All, Is Religion
Worth While?" Mr.. Hayden will be
accompanied to Donaldsonville by J.
Hans Meyers, Of New Orleans. The
public in general, and the men in par
ticular, are invited to hear their mes
sages.
Jesus, the Good Shepherd, will
be the Bible lesson studied in the Sun
day school at 10 o'clock. During the
Sunday school session Bible will be
presented by the school to H. L..
Baker, who will be present to receive
it, as an expression of love and es-
TEEN for the faithful service render
ed the school by him as superintend-
ent for the past three years. John
Hunley, of the boys class taught by
Mr.. Baker, will make the presenfa-
ton speech.
''The Lords Day the Best Day"
will be the theme Of the Epworth
League program Sunday night.
P. O. LOWREY, Pastor.
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ELL, 0mcers Installed.

The deferred installation OF me mere re-
Gently elected officers Of Donald 1s,3
vile Lodge No. 1853, B. P. .. E .,sas
took place Thursday night, ana was
marked by unusually interesting ano
enjoyable ceremonies. Alex. bloom loom,
enstiel, retiring exalted ruler acteo
as installing officer, and the eAecuels ..
corps invested with the management
Of the lodges affairs was as foilows
Exalted ruler, Charles Maurln; es s
teemed leading knight, Jas. Won Lo D
ten; esteemed loyal knight, r. r
Blanchard esteemed lecturlng kn1gnt
Paul Gisclard; secretary, }. {. Bou.
chereau; treasurer, Leon Lew; tller
Walter Lemann; trustee, Swear term
Charles Schrieber; representative -
grand lodge, Alex. Bloomenstlei; al
ternate representative, Waiter Le'
mann. After the installation cere
monies the members repaired to tne
stein room, where delicious supper
of chicken sauce piquante, lettuce
salad and appropriate beverages wa:
enjoyed.
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DISTRICT COURT.
Progress of Litigation Before Judicial
Body Briefly Reported.

At d session of district court Thurs
day, the following business was tran
sacted:
Grabenheimer VS.. E. ]. Damare ct
ais; suit dismissed in so far as Mrs.
Damare is concerned; default entere.!
against other defendants.
Mrs. Cecilia Boudreaux VS.. Picard
q Gelsmar, Ltd. commission to take
testimony extended to Monday, May
7.
Matchai Baker VS.. Ascension Red
Cypress Company; fixed for Tuesday,
May 8.
Edward C. Weber, receiver, VS..
Charles Maurin, E. K. Sims, Henry
Meter, Myer Lemann and Adolphe
Meter; fixed for May 7.
M. K. Pearce vs., L. W. Warrick !;
default entered.
A. Adler & Co. VS.. u. P. Savoy
default entered.
Harry Schneider VS.. Morris Schnei-
der; judgment for plaintiff for $780,
90, with legal interest from Jan. 5,
1917.
Joe Schneider VS.. Morris Schnei-
der; judgment for plaintiff for $170,
with legal interest from Jan. S, 1917.
A. Wilbert's Sons Lumber and
Single Company VS.. Belle Helene
Planting Co., Ltd; final account Of
E. NJ. Loeb, receiver Of defendant cor
poration, approved and homolgated.
District Attorney Guion filed an III
formation against Charles Washing
on for horse stealing. The accused,
being present in court, pleaded guilty
and was sentenced by Judge Gilbert
to Imprisonment in the penitentiary
for not less than four nor more than
five years.
Court adjourned to Monday, May
7, at 10 o'clock a. m.
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"The Green swamp"

Bessie Barriscale, one of the most
brilliant stars in the Triangle firma-
ment, will twinkle at the Gem Thea
tire tomorrow in "The Green Swamp"
A gifted actress supported by ca
liable cast; an exciting story with a
surprising climax-these elements
of quality combined with superb act
ing and lavish production, make
The Green Swamp" truly notable
picture. A screamingly funny Key
stone comedy, Her Painted Hero, .
VIII also be shown.
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

THE UPPER FLOOR Of the. Nichols Cafe
building in Mississippi street is offered
for rent for office purposes. Contains
three conmodious, well-ventilated rooms,
each with individual entrance from main
hallway which may be secured slngly or
as suite Layatory and sanitary toilet in
rear. Best located and most desirable office
quarters in the city. For terms and further
information apply to address FRED.
ROGGE SR., Donaldsonville, La.
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NOTICE OF EsTRAY.

Burnside La, March 81. 1917.
TsAKEN UP, on Orange Grove plantation
near Burnside. Dec. /. 1915. brindle
COW, with white spot in face, right horn
missing, left horn crumpled: bell attached
to neck by chain. The owner is hereby notl-
date hereof, establish title, and defray all
costs, in default of which the animal Will be
disposed Of according to law.
.'ispoS~ j. W. STEPHENSON.