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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-16
COMMITTEE WILL MEET

A meeting Of the Fairgrounds and
Recreation committee of the city Will
be held this week as soon as It is de-
cided at what date w. y. Dickinson
of New York, a playground expert
will be able to be present. Mr.. Dick
inson will he invited by the committee
TO make the city visit and investi-
gate local playground and recreation
facilities. At this meeting also there
will be letters from other cities to
whom the committee have written for
data.
The tango wiggle-the Grizzly bear,
Are dances full Of life and dare;
Join the throng. prance a few
Rocky Mountain Tea will liven you.
For sale by Chas. Coonley & Co.
Drug Standardization
Call at the COLISEUM Garage and
see the AppersOn Jack Rabbit and
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-16

upbuilding of his mental and spiritual
side. These are left to shift for them
selves and as a result today. man is
we'll developed physically but the
brain and his soul show their neglect.
children he said learn many things
at school that are not good Tor them.
They hear things they should not and
from their earliest days OF compan-
ionship with others. they are taught
the things OF the body. He urged
that man pay more attention to the
needs OF his mind. and said that TO
succeed a man must possess all his
faculties and develop his mind TO its
fullest extent and keep his body in the
best OF health by observing both the
laws of man and of God.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-16

glories bright is for all who perse-
we're. not for one alone. The crown
of life that fadeth not away is worth
all effort through the whole Of life.
Unlike every other contest, abe 1nding
rewards gladden. the years and give
foregleams OF the great and lasting
compensation"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-16

COONLEY SYRUP FIGS AND
co. Perfect laxative and
worm remedy for children and grown
people. 25c at Coonley Drug Store.
Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-16
WANTS PROTECTION

HAVANA. Mar 16.-ManaEer Stew
art OF the American sugar mill APP
pealed 10 the Cuban government ask
ing them 20 protect his mill from in
cendiaries. Stewart claims 1G2.5H0
tons Of sugar cane purchased hy his
mill have been burned in the last
three weeks
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-16

Your family will need spring
tonic. Why not give them HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea. Nothing EQUALS
it as bracing, blood purifying, sys-
tenn. cleansing spring tonic. 35c Tea
or Tablets. For sale by Chas. Coon
ley & CO. Drug Store.-Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-16
Strengthen Your
Nerve Vitality
Kelloggs Sanitone Waters Make You
Happy, Strong and Vigorous, Fill
Your Brain With Cheerfulness
and Make You Jingle
With Life.
5O.CENT BOX FREE
TO MEN AND WOMEN

Just be glad you are alive; don't let
work or worry unDerve you. Tone up
your low vitality with Kellogg's SAM
tone Mafers and get q new grin on life
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-16

Greatest spring tonic. drives out all
impuritts. Makes the blood rich. Fill
you with warm. tingling vitality.
Most relible spring physic. That's
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea. the
worlds regulator. For sale by Chas.
Coonley & Co. Drug Store.-Advt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-03
SranrH llntcritiitunsS.ge .gereiu.
gegriitertc geriammiuns, in Oer
Gprtiebnng Ses sHtsn @ertes
beIdlUiieu luurOr.

@eItern gtohmitfog bot Ser 0elit.
ide ltnterItiibungsperein i'm 9eut.
iden Saus ieine reeelnidBiee Ser
iamnlIuug abgebolten, in melher I'M
ter gegeiIteritng badloiien nuroe,
0os cole @erf Der Silfstb1tigfeit
olid in ser 3itflinft fortjuiesen. Die
Gonren baben cine groBe gln5obl @e.
idente erbolten, iinO peroen oieie
bel @elegenbeit 0es qroBen 8enefi5.
Bales S1lDeiter Nadt i'm 9eutihen
Saus ourf 8erfnuf unO glusloiung
in @elo un1ieben. 5ie bitten oes.
balb iolhe 2eiite, Die nod lpoS iden.
Ten poIlen, 0ies all tbun.
Ole Gouien bnbcn sroBe Mengen
bon gerbdnoItoff erbnlten. Die iie
mad 0eutidIdro uno Celterreih lin.
gorn obIenoen iDerocn. Sic bitten
ober, fin iofde 9npenOlngen lieber
@elo All ienocn 0a agrb einen @rob.
eint1ilf mebr crlaH9t tper0efr fam.
Die Shreiben Der oeutihen itno
oiterrpidiiden 9otidafter, porin iie
ben @npfang bon ie $500 fir Die
gtotblei0enoen beitdtigett famen 3ur
8erleilng unO erregten groBe @e-
nitgtblung.
Die 9omen beidloGen, oiih benz
@eneral bon Sinbenburg 3u ieinern
groBen Siege iiber Die auiien Elm
@rotiIations. .Sdreiben 5u ienoe1.
Ser groteit Der 9rdiioentin oes
@ereins gegen oaS Grideinen zines
&omons aus Der 6eoer eines eng
IGn0ers in Ser &Ggli6en Sntabo
3ribiine tpnrbe inooiiirt. (gtlu1, es
ioIl nidt nlebr borfonnen.) @Ieid.
aeitig lpllroe ober beI6loiien, oie
oeitide 3eitltng tiihtig 3u foroern
oaourd, OoB iie bel @eiddftsleuten
ais Hetlamentittel entpfoblen iper6en
ioa. Gas lit notbig, oenn leioer miro
Die belti6e 8reiie bon pielen @e.
i6dftsleltten in 0ieier ge5iebung
nod iulmer iebr ifofeI bebanoeIt.
9esbaIb Oanfen mir Sen Oonten fin
Sbre in g[ilsIidt geiteIlte Wtitbilfe,
8eiieritng au i6affen.
Die n16lte Geriamutlimg oeS Ser.
ems fiuOet nGditen glittipod gtad.
niittag I'M 9eutIden Snlie itatt
glue 0ertiden 8anen iino iest i6or
gum 8eiu9 eingeIaOen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-03
9egIset nefnnnen?

aupItobt, 5iioafrita, 3. 9ea. -
gbriItian 9e8et, elmer Der berbor-
rogenoiten 6iibrer Der 9irenrepo-
Iution, ipuroe nit nn0eren 0teboltt-
tionaren gefdngen genommen, miro
Dor elm ariegsgeridt eeItellt uno ie.
OenfallS eri6oiien peroen. 9e8ei
uno 50 ieiner glnb1nger tpurOen in
einem @ouernba1ie 100 Weilen oIt.
lid bon @tafefine bon elmer gluto.
obtbeilung iiberrnStht: oa iie einia-
ben, ooB @iOerIton6 nergeblid mar,
goben iie iid 9einngen. Die 9riten
batten es beionoers nltf 0eg9et obge'
icbcn, oa tie fpuBten, Dob er Oie See.
le oes glufitan0es mar. CT mar cir
entifieOener @eguer oes arieses Der
IiiOafrifoniiden Republif oeeen Oit
DcutIdcn i'll Siiolueltofrifa ln6 Set.
felte einen glufitnr0 eegen bic 9ritet
an
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-03
Die OtIterrtider
btItttn Dflgrao!
Serbien OOllitauOis scidlassu nuO
rnft bic gllliirten nm Silfe an.

2onoon, 8. Ge3. - Die Soupt.
itaOt Serbiens, 9eleroO, ilt bon ben
Scrben oliigegeben uno geitern BON
oen Oriterreidern beieSt iuoroen.
Die Staot murOe mebrere W2ole oon
Ben Geitereifern beftig beihoiieu
lno ipdre ofienbor ibon l1ngit SIT
iSaa getommen, batte nidt 9fnBlanO
in ben arieg eingegriffer mb 0e.
itereif ge3iuimgen, ieine Snupt-
madt Der Srlppen onoeripeitig ju
oeripenoen. Gfienbor batte Deter.
reid Die Stdrfe Serbiens unter.
iddst uno oemicIben MIR Elm idna.
hes Seer entgegengeItellt; erit nn9.
Dem iic in 9osricu eifgebrungen
maren. Dot Oeitereid elm ltarfes Seer
nnf itno oertrieb bic Gi1t6ringlingr.
Sic Gerber finO iett ben Geiterei.
fern mlf @na0e uno llngnaOe er.
geben un0 eriparten iebnIidlIt SiIfe
bon ben 9fuiien. Gieie bo6en aud
dniheineno lDtbeiIlngen Goiofen III
Die aarpatbeupaie geian0t, in Der
glbiift, Die Seitereiher 81 perarl-
Iaiien BON Den 9[ngriffen auf Die
Serben ab5ilIaiien; bieie ie0of idei.
net entihloiien nit 6ieien elm fir
alle Dial ab5urehnen.
g9ieu, iiber Qonoon, 3. 9e3. =
General 2ronf, 4onmouoeur 0es
5. oitereidiiheu glrmeecorps, ieBte
aeitern aaiier 6ran3 Soiepb uon
Der geietiung 8elerdO's in tolgen.
ser 9epehe in SenrltniB: ,@ele-
aentlib sSbre8 sc. RegierungSiubi.
Idums geItotteu sic mir, SSbnen Die
Gadrift 5u 5iiIien SIT leeen, 6aB
gelgrao geitern bonn 5. Qrmeecorps
beiebt mor0en it,"
9al6 no6 g[usbruh oes &rieges
tuur6e 9eIgra0 BON oiterreiAiihen
Gruppen beIngert, tuornuf Der 9te'
qierRugsiiB nod gliid Oerlegt tuurOe,
Der gormnri6 her Seftereider III
Serbien modte eS fir Die Serbeu
inm6gIif, Die Sta0t l1nger 81 bal
ten. uno tie rdumten OieieIbe.
9Font, 8. Sea. - GalGs 6ie Ser,
iben niAt ihnea Silfe erbalten, banr
lit oeren Sdifinl beiiegelt - iit
IIiro BON ben 9eiterreidern boIlitdt
I6ig gei6lagen. Serbien bat gtuB
Ilan0 Inn SiIfe oneerlfen, itn6 bieies
bat Iid Dieoer an 6ranfrei9 uttt
england getpottot, Inn nuf Urgent
eine 8eiie ~ berbi1oerh ooB Ser
bien bon 0eiterreih ga1ta 1ittterioh
miro. 3ie ierbiide armee, bon mel
der man ontlimrtt, boB tie thinner
nod 100000 Mant 5Gblt, ipiro bot
100000 0eiterreidern bet1n1pft Uni
bat ioulit feine gluslt1ten ouf Gr
foIg. 0ieier 9riea ion ben Serbei
100000 Monn on Sooten, 8ertpltn
Oeten irto @efaneenen sefoltet boben
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-03
lltueltf 4ritgs-
na6ri6ttn!

Berlin, 3. Del, iibcr eOnSOn. =
Saiier &ilbelm traf seiteru Nadl'
mittaa nit Grsber5Os irieOridl,
Gberfummauoiren0en Der Diterreidli.
Iflen 5rnppeu, nn6 Dem 6iterreidli'
idlen @enernlitnbsdJef b. 66benburf
5niammen. SpGter beindJte Der 6ai-
ier bic 6olpit1ler greslans nno mn.
terbielt iidl nit ben geriunnbeten.
9unbon, 3. Scs. - gei Der len.
tiseu GrOffnnng beS itulicuiiden8ar.
lamenfs bat gremierminifter Salan.
Sra nufs 9adDOriiflidlite bic gseu.
trnlitGt Staliens berDOrgebOben.
gn6apeit, 3. 9es. - Die ierbiife
,6anptitaOt iunroe bon ben SerbeH
nift sntiuiIlig serdnmt, iOnOern
iunrOe BON ben Gelterrcidern &c.
itirnt. Die Sie8er 9ielteu OaHn
ibreR Ginsng.
St1mpfe an Der @iIfe.
goris, 3. 9e5. = 9ie 9eutffen
hnben ibre 9Gngriffe Ser beleiihen
Riiite entlong ipieoer nnfgetnumen;
aud iiiSIid bon Dpern iino beftige
Sample i'm @onge. 8as Ariegs.
amt neIoete berte, oaB BEL gpern
iino in Der @eaeno bon gtieiiport
Elm beftiger glrtilleriefartpf onsee-
brohen iei. glu6 n0rOlit bon 9lr.
ros lit es gum blutigen Sample ge.
fommen. (0as 9riegsamt ifeint
ettpas ii6pr Die Sample bei Arras
All peridmeigen. Gum eriten Male
ieit LANCER 3eit boben Die 6ran5oien
feineu 9lngriff Der 8eutiden 45li-
riidgeidlagen, y
gtiAt neniger tpie 100000 Deiit-
/ ide (ob Sie Sron3oien pobI genalt
ge31blt babenO befinOen iib BON
S5ean bis nnh gpern in Der
Stladtlinie. Sii6Iih bon Sitenoe
fino itarfe oeiltite 9ruppenradidii.
be eingetroiien, ingefq6r 100000
M1ann. Wlm fiirdtet ie0od, OaB Die
auaenideinli6e 3uiammeu5iebung
6eutTfler Grilppen olif Oem ipeitli.
den Gtl6e Der 2inie MIR 5um Sheir
betrieben lpiro, uno oaB Der Saupt-
anariff pieOer in Der gpernregion
erfolgen miro. Stride eugliibe
Sruppen 6aben Ole ltarf in an'
| ipruf genommenen frnu50iiiteu
Gruppeu in iener @egenO obgeloit,
65 Sabre nnf Oem S6rOn.
g9ien, iiber 2onoon, 3. De5. -
aailer Srans Soiepb feierte oeiterr
! 6ie Sc. Bieberfebr ieines &egie-
rrnasautrittes. Die 9et%feruna
brahte oem greiien ttnO l4iebter
ISerrider groBortiee SbationeIt Oor
Igluh in Berlin tpuroe oos Regie.
IrnngsitbilGln 0es berbimoeter
sSiirIten entipreheno aefeiert. Oh
3eituheen geOahten Oes Cages II
lentlpreAen0en glrtiteln.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-03
sIas GOnntil glnffs.
Scnrp 3. Gn66eH seitur6en.

&err Senrb S. 2ubben, Elm lang.
idbriger Oeittider aniieOIer, fam
lebte ISOLDE 6ur9 eiren beOauerIid,en
llnfaII unls 2e6en. glm Mittipod)
Den 25. gtoo. legte er ii9 5u 9ett,
o6ne Den @aSbabn bollitGnoig ob5i.
breben. glIs na6 Ginger 3eit feline
sSrau in gegIeitltng Oes Sobnes
beimfebrte, fon6 Iie ibr gelie6tes
sSantiIienbailpt ols 2ei6e Dor. Ser
8eritorbene crrei6te Elm glter BON
nobe3u 65 sSabren, mar Wlitglieo
Der Seutonialoge 9to. Is, 8. 3. $.
@, uno oes glrion @eianobereines.
Gas 2qifenbegdngnis fono anl
Sonttag inter 9roBer 8etbeiIigung
itatt. Cine beoelttenoe g[nsobl Der
&ernians.Sobne nabner All 0emiel-
ben tbeil unO ertpieiet 10 ibrem ber-
itorbenen 9ruoer Die Iebte Gbre.
8on Der 8eIiebtbeit oes, 8erItorbenen
iprahen Die bielen irtO prahtpollen
9IumenipenOen, bic ben Sorg oef.
ten. Ndt Dem Geritorbenen Id)ieo
elmer Der beiten rno beliebteitn 0elit-
iGen aus itnierer Mitte. Grieoe iei.
.ner Aihe
Sitter bDni &ullmunC.
m 1. 4
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-03
eunbun enttanidlt.

'oet tllulilitbe4k AASllelt AuAAsuI kt4ls
2Un6On enttanidlt.
2cnoor, 8. Ge3. - Die 6elitI6e
glrmee in Ior0poIen, tpeI6er eS
geIang, fid ans Oem Giieitring 8ii
befreiet, bat ipeitere 8eritdrflingen
erbalten urto ipie6er Die Sffeniipe
erariffen. @egentDdrtig iinO Die
glaiirten iiber ben SebIidlog Ses
5eIo3ugs in Roropolen enttdnidt,
6enn man mar iider, 0teDeittideu In
Der Sale ST. baben rno bernitteuo
su idlaeen. gtls Eroit ptro &c.
meIoet, oab ait6 Die 8ertihen nift
imitanoe paren, bic ruiiiihen 2i-
MEN All our9bre6en uno tpeiter nlf
@arihau bor5t0ringen.
Qie gfuIIen baben aber ipeitere
grfoI0e Dor Der felt iiber OreI Wto.
naten beLagerten SSeItnug graeulpsI
al ber3eid)nen. 9ieielbe miro I'm.
aufb0rIih beId)oiien. Cine 8epe.
ide aus 8ene0ig meloet, bdB Die
@ebGuoe i'm SSnneren Er8empsls
ottrG Die @eihoiIe itorf in 9litlei-
benidaft ge8ogen iino, baB in ben
geiben Der 9elogerten Seudei aus.
gebroden fino nnO Ste 2e6en8mitteI
fnopp meroen (oIterreifii1eriets
tpliroe nod Dor tpetti1en Gogen ge.
meIoet, oaB Die 6eItung iid borsiig-
Itd baIte nno nut 2ebensmittelr
onf Elm Sabr perIeben iei).
SentIder @asemnt5.
2onOon, 8. 9e5. Gin tueiterei
geridt zines nglngen3engen" I'M bri
tiIden Sauptquortier in 6ronfreid
bebnlOelt @orfommliIie BON itrlterge
promoter @i6tigfeit bont 23. BIZ
26. geobenlber. Sad oieiein 8ertdt
lit es in 0ert ertD1bnten Soeert mn
su nnbeoelltenben gorpoiten.@efeh
ten Qefontneit, BEL lpeIhen ouBer oer
@emehren Sort09ranaten, Bomber
un0 Wlinen gerlpenoung fanoen
g[ud Die 6lieger fanSen @eIegenbeit
binter Der Oeiltiden Sront etlide 12(
@onpbet au id)teloern. Ser v4u
geu3enee" meiB ipeiter Bunoeroingl
bon Dem 8lutbno 5tt beri6ten, oas
Die frnnnlen S1bel Der @burfas il
oeu oeutiden 2nufgroben nngeridlte
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-03
9entIdlcr 9afncnberein.

Mnreen 9in6mittag 2 llbr finoet
oie i1brlide @enernIoesiontrnlung
lino 8eanteniunbl 0es Getttihen Do.
menbereins lt1tt. Da iebr biele iitb
iuiHtige @eid6fte borliegeiL Tttt0 Die
3oinen frellnolidIt eriudt, friibaeitig
5it eriheinen.
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one nene(len lla6ridtgn OeS 5lept(uS analOp6O6us!

Smbruo. 80. glop. Zen
Geihid)en 1T cs eeliineen bic
Siirfen eegen oic glmerifoner ani.
Inbeten. Der anlerifoniIhe areu.
ser Genneiiee iuurOe seiterH be.
idloIien. sSu Berlin berridt oo.
riiber grober SilbeI.
geleien, 90. Sob. Die 9eiit.
Iden moroetcn un0 pIiin0erten ae.
itern iuieoer einnlal. Die Sdug.
liuae purocn bon ibneu nit be.
iotl0erer 8orliebe maiiatriri.
Ole englauoer Tadteu lpie0er
$500 @eioneene.
Sier 1T. Sas 9lualopbo
Gns idlIeimige sieptiIiu
is ipritt imO ipudt IN
g9ir ober ipiIlen ia, tut
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Slennenfampf Sas aarnideI..

es miro geiaet, OoB General
aeinenfantpf (oer bereits 5tpei Maf
pon 5eIomarifnu b. StnOenbilrg
oernihteno geihIagen tpur0e) Die
sduI0 oaron troge, Dab Die 3uIien
ftift ben 8ertihen cine beritidten-
be Nieoerloge beieebrodlt bdben.
CT ariff nit feinen aruppen 5pei
Gage 81 ipdt in Den aoinpf eit
bann ober gob es nidjts mebr Su
retten. gienneufonpf lit ieines Som
manbos efltbobeu tporoen 9eutfd)e
grritdrhuigen treffen tagIid etn,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-03

i'm 9lubitoritint itott. Mebrere bum.
bert 8dite bon glusp1rts tporen ct.
idieuen uio idjienen ii6 nortreff-
lid 3u iltterbnIten. 0te @infiib.
rings Gereuouie matte bielen
SpaB. Der rnuIifoliIfe Shtponf,
1enonut ,9es 4onigs Sdos", tuur.
oe gut eeeeben Unto Oie bieIen @ite
belaht. 0ie Sipeite gorltelIung iiber.
trnf Die grlte fotpobl in oen aebote.
nen @eniifIen ipie oud I'M geiuh
iino Ser 5abIreiten @Gfte.
Die geiuobner Ser N2cG6er.
ion Slpe. bnben cine getition an
oen Gtootratb eeri1tet, tporin fie
anf cine @erbciieriing Oieier tDi9tis
gen StraBe oringen,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-03

- ., s. @ura, oeiitider Gpti-
Ter. Cueeii unteriuht fiir Bril-.
len. 4a3-5 @FnHbsia gebduOe
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Ginpcruebmen sIns6rild Derlieben,
ods atpiihen ben &eerfiihrern Ge.
iterreid1s unO Geutidlauos beitebt. =
Die Sample in gsurOpOIrn.
Ectroarao, 8. Ge5. - Snfolgc
oes WiBIingens 6es ruIIiifen 4Ia.
nes. bic ociitIde armee bel 2o5
bonn Sauptbeer ab5uihneiOen uuo
geinugen 81 nebreh lit oas son3e
ridiiide Centrum in cine eei1brIide
Gage gernthen glidt aIlein baben
iid Ole 8eiltifen ans oem Neb be.
freit, ionbern ben glidien babel cine
beoelrtenoe Sd)lappe bpigebroht, 70.
oaB 6ieie iebt ee8ipilngen limo. if.
rem gan5en 5eIo5ugsplan 5u GnOern
Gic 6oIge iit, OaB es seitern nidt
al adnlpfen gefonnien it, ober oos
ruIiii6e Seer lit tpie0er iotueit reor.
aaniiirt, Dab es Die 0iieriiDe ergrei.
fen fam. (@Iaubt ieIbit Der gIii.
beuoite 6uiieuperebrer nidt)
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sRittcr bDill gsuIlmunS.

Nlui Nfitttupd) glbeno fonD Die
stpcite goritclunig itlo glbenOnnter-
bnltitnQ Der Bitter bonn goumono
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-04-17
TRADE EXTENSION
TRIP PLANNED BY
COMMERCE BODY
Secretary of Chamber Now Max
ing Arrangements at Stop
ping Points

Plans for trade extension trip by
the Harrisburg Chamber of Commerce
will be completed early next week.
The trip will be made in automobiles
and will include York. Lancaster and
Lebanon
Two days will be required to visit
these cities. About $50 members of
the Chamber will participate.
Tentative arrangements are now be-
ing made for the trip. which In all
probability will start on May and
end the following day. While in Leb-
anon to-day looking after accommo-
dations for the party the secretary of
the Harrisburg Chamber of Commerce,
Robert n. Wadsworth, received an in
vitation from the Lebanon Chamber
of Commerce to be the guest of the
latter while in that city.
On the return of Secretary Wads-
worth plans will be taken up by the
board of directors of the Harrisburg
Chamber of Commerce and definite
arrangements will then be announced.
The visits by the Harrisburg Chamber
of Commerce will be for the purpose
of boosting trade relations and to look
over methods followed in other cities
for improvements, housing facilities
and the caring for industries.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-04-17
She Smokes Pipe Because 1t
Helps Pass Away the Time
Sells Buttermilk and Refuses
to Bite Penny to Make the
Change For a Pint

"Buttermilk? Yes'm, it's real thick
and good. Oh. yes. good bit different
than the kind you kin buy. It's
8 cents a quart. Nope; 1 don't have
any jars. What's that? Only pint
jar with you? Well. I'll sell you a
pint for cents. can't bite penny
in half. can I?''
An aged woman, on whose face
fingers a perennial smile. was selling
her goods to a prospective purchaser
in the Chestnut street market when
the Telegraph camera man hap
pened along. 1t was Mrs. Jefferson
Martin, long a familiar figure of the
market, who thus parleyed with the
buttermilk victim. and when the sale
was completed and Granny" as she
is known, had dropped the bits of
copper into a wooden box she was
asked to pose for her picture.
"Oh. everybody knows me-" she OBJ
jected, but at last. after much cajol-
ing, she consented to appear in the
Telegraph's gallery of immortals.
Mrs. Martin. who lives near Sid
doEsburg, York county. and drives the
sixteen miles to Harrisburg every mar
ket day in the summer, is going on
seventy" as she herself explained. For
years she has smoked a briar pipe.
"Yes. I light up before and after the
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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-04-17
BLAZE IN NEW YORK
TENEMENT CLAIMS
Il VICTIMS As TOLL
Fire Which Started in Basement
Quickly Filled Stairways
With Smoke

New York, April ia fire that
swept through a fire-story apartment
house at TAI Eighth avenue early to-
day claimed eleven victims and re-
suited in the serious injury of many
others.
Only five of the eleven bodies taken
from a theatrical clearinghouse that
occupied half of the building could be
identified. the others beiLg charred
beyond recognition. The identified
dead are: William Wallace, 46 years
old; Mrs. Nellie Wallace, his wife;
Mrs. Nellie Spencer, a cloak model;
Muriel Davis. 3 years old, and Mrs.
George C. Davis.
Among the injured are Joseph Mes
ser, Martin Welch and Charles Burke.
Others are less seriously injured.
The fire started in pile of waste
in the basement of and 10 cent
store which occupies the ground floor
of the building. 1t spread rapidly up
stairways and shut off escape by them.
There were no fire escapes in the front
of the building and the large number
of dead and injured was due to the
refusal of the panic-stricken people to
remain in the front windows, where
many were rescued by firemen. All
of the dead and injured were taken
from the rear rooms and halls, where
they were caught while attempting to
reaching the roof and fire escapes.
Thrilling Rescues
One man was killed in trying to
escape over roofs. The fire was un-
der control in less than an hour, but
in that time many thrilling rescues
were made by the firemen working
from ladders in front and from win
dows of nearby tenement building.
Captain Smith, who was suspended
by his feet from a window, prevented
Lois Boyland from being dashed to
death when a ladder broke on which
he was crawling from the burning
tenement. Captain Smith seized Boy
land and held on to him until both
could be dragged to safety.
The proprietor of the rooming
house. a negro janitor and several
of the rescued occupants of rooms in
the building were summoned to ap-
pear to-day before Coroner Timothy
Healy. who instituted an investigation.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-04-17
BUILDERS AIMING
To MEET DEMAND
FOR CHEAPER HOMES
Architects and Contractors Say
Well Built, But Not Expen-
sive Houses Needed

A revolution In building tactics and
an impetus toward providing for the
demand for cheaper houses in Harris
burg is promised soon in connection
with construction operations in this
city. Prominent architects and con-
tractors interviewed this morning said
that it had long been apparent that
the need to-day in Harrisburg is not
SO much for expensive, as for cheap
but well-built houses that can be
bought by the artisan and working
man. 1t is said that a well-known
contractor is planning an extensive
operation along these lines. under a
plan TO build many houses and sell at
a close margin of profit on each one,
rather than build a few expensive
dwellings and have them hang on his
hand for several months or longer.
Real estate agents coincided in this
opinion and said that the newcomer
here could find plenty of houses that
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