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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-02-20
ct. aoniicr MarftpreiIe.

SIN 8ei5enmarft mar ipdbreno 6cr
m 9ienstog beenheten @od)e feint
iucientIid)e @erGlpoer,ug 81 peraeid
mem. Ser @eihdftsgong mar nleiI
iIoat, oie 3uiltbren nlGbig. Die Gage
in europa 5eigt d6es, boB eltrppaiidt
Gi4ufer 8orrGtbe aus oen Ser. Staa'
ten llmo gmtooa fperben be5ieben mil
len. 8erf1llie ipurOen bereits abgc,
i6loiien, nber Der llntiang lit nod
nidt befalltrt genpodt tporoer Rreiit
lino ettpas b0ber ilrb ielt unO boS
@eiiibl berridt Dor, bob, pem mir
nift iold giinIti9e @rnte'slusiihter
Inn gaisen 9on6e bdtten tie nod
bober fein ipiirben.
0ic fonrnler5ieIlen @orrGtbe nnb'
men MIR tpenig nb ,pdbrenb Der
ISOLDE. Sic beIoiifen iid iett aui
59.t9S,000 9itibeL gegeniiber 3d.
$4,000 8liibel Dor SabresfriIt
8reiie paren am 9ietrstog fir
.graoeo" peiden @ei8en 80 --951a
Gts. pro 9irTbeI in ct. 2ouis, IN
@bicago 93-97 cts, un6 in Rep
gorf 81 Gts. $1.02 pro 9ltibel.
Dtois bat einen regeren @eifdfts'
aoitq, bei feiten Breiien, rtdntlid)
5915 @4s. 65 Cts pro 9idbel
'foIt oar fein go. 2 ober dolce"
Sorn fonlnt olf ben Warft; bic
3uFtbren iin6 neiit ipGiierig oocr
nisgeborrt.
Safer but eberfolls einen gltten
Ueorft, Bel gutter gtod,frage 5u Den
berridenben Greiien. 9iSe finb fitr
,orooeb" Safer 391a-42 Cts. pro
gid6cT; rettcren greis be8dblte man
fir .,foice" peiBen Safer.
Die Nodfroge i'm Sortoffelmarft
lit gut, ittfoGge Der eingetretenen gin
itiqcren @itterin1. Nan be5oblte 70
Bis II @tg. pro gitIhel in S0den BEL
@ngGorloSurgen.
2ebenbe SdJtpeire fonrmen IN
nrdbiq gpoBen 8orrdtben ein. 8reiIe
tparen elsuas niebrieer, iino aber iuie'
Ser mn 5 Gts. geftiegen. 8ro Gent
rer be5abIte man $725- $685., mad
AitoIit6t int6 @efpiht Der Sbtere. Die
meiften 8ert1tfe ipurben sat 1885, :
$3.50 bro gertter abgei6loiien.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-02-20
lteber ssenspfoiten.

oobnt es fid. Ser5pfoften nit ci-
mem GrGiernatib 5ll bebonbeln, ba-
nit fie IGrger baiterbaft bIetben2
SIT es nroglid, gottonboIa, glm
Spcanore itip. 10 an bebanoeIn,
bob iie 10 laiuge bolteri, ipie 8eiBei-
delt- ober idtpar5e 2ooitt 8foiten
obne gebanSlirng9 9as WdIiouri
9lericlItltre College 5u Columbia
Bot elm Experiment begpiitten, tpeI-
DIES basu beitragen miro, biefe Sra
gen 5ll bearttnorter. gs ipurben nnl
80. gonentber 1913 Die lebten bon
533 8foiten olsgeiett, tpel6e 81
beridieoene Sol5lorten repralenti.
rem. Sic ipurben 5,pei SUB tief aif
ebenes 9apo eeiebt ,ttub ipltrben In
terIbieSener @eiie bebanbelt. @ini-
ge lp,trben in @ropelboben geiebt,
atbere am unterert SbeiIe brei SUB
lang gebnamh, anbere INIT beiBer
Greoiot perfeben, ipieber anbere NIT
beiber garbolineim unb einige 21a
Sturben lang gang IN beiber Gree.
iot itntergetaltdt. @s lperben piel-
Ieidt red,t bieIe Sabre bergeber,,
Bis Ser lebte 8foIten abgefmtlt iein
ipino, aber Ianee por Dem @roe tper-
ben mir etlid,e 9inge iiber Sen3-
pfoften-Sefononie ipiiien, iporiiber
mir iett mir rotben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-02-20
InftanbsIeljre.

2eltteh Me fiir bie 3eitung ntdt
5ablen ipolert trohbent iie bieielbe
5fpei ober mebr Sabre bon Der Soft
Office abgebolt baben, ltrtb bic HaIii.
fde @emerfltne nnden: SD ba5e
bieieIbe ia nift beitelIt", ntodten nil
gerne folgenbe 9batbidl1ge geben:
@eiu Sbnen tpieber cine 3eitltrtg
olrgebt, bie Sie ridt baben tpoIlen,
70 follten Sie bieieIbe bon Der 8oit-
Office rridt abboGen, ionbert fpenn
sic in Sbren eigenen @itgen intb in
ben glitgen moerer @enidJen als
ebrIi d e @mn gelten tpollen,
oirf Ole 3eit,lng v&ehtieb" if,refben
uno bieielbe Dem BoItmeiIter 5itriif.
aeben, Der Damn Dos iibrige beiorgen
miro. @erm Sic l1mgliid i'm @eifnft
gebabt boben lip6 fonfpen Sen glbore
nentertspreis fir cine belttde 3ei-
timg iid ni6t erlauben, 10 fam Sb'
men bas ia gtientmto libel 1pebmen
iutb Sie bonbeln rihtie, tpent Sie
6os @lott (Sie fonnen es ia Damn
uld, 8iYd nerrerO dbbeitellen sic
foIlen dber Die 3eititng nidt iobre.
lana BON Der Tcit abbo1en itnb Damn
aIs Shelf" 8npier ober gum Butt
ter-ginipifeIn gebraiifen, intb bann
nofber, penn bie &efnlure fonlmt,
Iagen: SD bdbe oos 9latt gar
nidt bertelIt itno Ieie es aiid niht,
foIgIid besabIe idl rid,t Safiir," Bic
Ie oelte boben ioNar 5ipei ober orei
beitNde 3eitunaen unb ieSe bebart'
6eIn iie oiif bieieIbe Grt. Dab fte
oie 8eitlulg leidlt airf cine a n
itdn6ige slrt log tperben foll-
men, fdeinen iie nid)t 5it tpiilen, ooer
rtiht ipiIietr sii tpoilen. @edielbl.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-02-20
Nm,,t,,1er 10
Gridrefenbe Statiftif iiber Stcrbli@.
feit inter Wabies.

Wdlbington. Sn Dem eriten Sob.
resberidt, tuelden Srdlileir s5idia
.. Safbrop, Die an Der Spite bes
Sinoerbiireairs Der 9unhesregiernW
itebt Dem Brdiibenten @ilion er.
Itattete, ipeaubet file ii1 NUT einem Sip
pell ON Sie anlerifaniiden Miitter,
ole Snmmn gereirtisingen upo slI.
lie, Die on Der io5ioIen @oblfabrt Der
gdation glntbeil nebmen, I'M Inter
itiitung Ser 9eitreb,uueem 5ur @pbal-
tinrg 0es 2ebeilS neiner &inoer.
Die Sterblidfeit lutter ben fIeillen
GinSenG beiBt es in Dem 8erfdf, iit
Elm @egeltitonb, tpeIher gegenapGrtig
ole allfnlerffonlfeit Der galpsen cibili.
iirten 8elt altf iid) siebt. gs 1T ari-
nroglidl. Den Gro5entiat Der 4inoer.
ipeIde trn friibeiteu Sllter iterben, ge-
inat an5ilgeben peiI mir i'm @egen-
fab 81 onberal cibiliiirten 2iinoern
fem allaenieilres Spftem Der 9fegfItra.
tton Der @ebitrten beiiten Sod Der
Sdnelm9 Der Stotiititer Der @un-
oesregieritpg, ipeld)e fidl aui Oie Cen
insberid,te itiisetL ergiebt iid aber.
oaB I'M porigen Sobr nid1t ueiliser
alS 800, 900 fleine Sin3er ben Sooe
herfielen. gon 6ieien b1tte man mint
oeiterts Die SaIfte mu 2eben erbaIten
fomlell, beriiigten Die ein5eInen ssouti.
lien inpb Die @elneiitipeicn iiber Die
JDgienit,en ltnb ianitGren Gorfeb-
rllBert, lpeld)c 6ie Wiilonid)ait fir
notbig erudltet mlb ipelbe iibernll in
slnpetrbauw gebrodt tperben forlten.
Ser uirgebelue Serlltit an ntemidllf-
d)en Wcien, fpelde i'm 5arteitcn &in-
oesalter iterben, III aitsidiicBlih Der
gtod)l6iligteit Der @ir8elnen inp6 Ger
@elneirapeien o,l3lti6reibell.
Sn eirler Neibe BON 8liaeIhriften
miro nohgeipieien, Dob I'M Sabre
1911 i'm Dem @ebiet, iit tpeldem @e-
bllrtsper5eidniiie ai9elegt fi,r6, ettpas
mebr als 12 Yro5ent Der Sfilpoer, mel
de I'M Sitter bon neriger aIs einent
Sabre itarben, iiber ben eritcn 2e-
hensnlonut lid)t birolisfnnen lnt6
Dob lulter 6ieien AZ Bro3ert Der SGIle
6eiuobe IN iie6en 3ebntel Der GOO Die
SpIBe bon @erbGltriiien, meld)e bor
Der @ebrrt bcltonben batten, ober
ron gerlcbillpen ln6 llnfdllen bel
Der @ebllrt mar.
giner ser gtgentcn beS 9nremis iit
9egenipartIg init eiuer llptcriltdplng
ooriiber beid)6itigt, Oh Die @eiebe be.
jitglib Ser Gilpoerarbeit wirfIi6 ge.
milIeltbuft 0ilrdNeiitbrt iperOen. nu6
ob Ole IN 6en gil8elItnoten oltsgeiten-
ten 9lrbeitS8ertififote ipirfli6 gebii9-
reno Der geiitigen Scrfolillng unb
ser pbDiiiid;en gnttuidl1ula Der &in-
Der 9ed)amlrg traeen.
glnoererieits bot oaS 8ureml Die
@rfobmrng gerlodh, OaB inter ben
Wfoiiep ser @epolferi>ltg Die lleber.
5e,t9ilna beitebt, Elm &in6 iollte prite.
8ipeI Der Siiriorge elmer glrten Ofut-
ter ridlt aus Dem olfeilligen @htt6e
ellt5oaen tperoen, tueil Die Sanilie
nittelloS ift. Die Sruge, tpie iih
bieie llebcBeilglnp i'm offeiltli6en
2eber alrsimtten liebe, erforoert neA
SrGulein 2atbpop's glniidh cine iOr9.
idItige llno griinbIide llnterilpdlutg.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-02-20
sd,rcdlid,e Slcden SeS Gesema.

8ai6e Suren our6 Or. SobIons s
@c5ema Sentiment. 6. g. GalOtpell
in Stem Orleans, 60. idreibt: vWtein
9lr5t rietb mir, Or. Sobion's gc5cnla
SaIbe ou periuden. SD ge6randr
te bpei S6adtel 6es Ointment ulro
Srei Cafes bon Or. SobiOn's 0erntd
3ema Seize. Seitte babc i'd mir
genbs eiren SIeden on meiitem aor'
per lln6 id fam 'Io8en, NoB i'd &C.
beiIt bin" gs miro baSielbe iilr
Sie tbnn. Seire lir0errbe, 9eilelr'
oe, mttiieptijde @irfllng miro sic
pon alien Sdppur5f0picrt @outolIs.
idylGgen @c5cma 6lefen, GinpleS,
rotbIifen b6bli6 ausie6eluoen @e.
idbpiiren befreien, Inn Sbre Sdllt
rein lnto geilrpO 81 geitaIten. Yer
iebt @ud, beute nit elmer SAadtel.
8orantirt. 9lne gtpotbefen ooer per
Goit. SOC. @feifter Chemical Co.
Z JiIo6elp9ia ilno ct. 2oits. -gln5.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-02-20
Nrr Gnnia nller 2aratipc.

9ei geritopfur9 gebraltdt Or.
&inq's nelte 2ebenspillen. Baltl
Wsatbulfa in Buffalo, ga. D., iagt
,Sie limo ole Gonise aIler Saratioe /;
iie iinb Elm Segen in meiner Somi.
Tie ril6 id balte itets cine Shahtel
an SolIe." SoIt cine Sfa1teI iiiio
iper6et geIllrlS. Breis 25c. gllle
slpotbeten oSer per 8oft. s. g. Bud.
len & Go, BbiIaoeIpbio ODER ct.
2oiris. an5
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-02-20
@ntter BON eli ainbern. ..


babe felt sSobreiL" idnIbt Sroit Der.
tho Seibert bon @afefielb, &ans.,
,Sbr 4lpenfrGitter ab uno gu ae.
nonlmet lntb claude, oarin Die In.
icdc at finoem bob id ftets itdrfer
gem;ien bin, ols anoere 5rnleil, bic
es Mft geronnnen boben. SD bin
Die @iuttcr BON elf airoern uuo bic
Se,te foge1t, bab id nod iilriner tpie
Elm iunges MG6d)en alrsiebe. SD
berfe, es iIt Die SoI9e bes alpenfrait'
ter, oemn @r 1T oIles in aIlem ittto
obne s5bn foiuien mir nidts tbln."
5ormi's snpenfrdliter 1T fei11e slpo
ibeter Mebi5in, ionoern elm elm.
iofes, oeiterprobtes ardllter-SeiInit-
tel, tpeIde$ Dem Siblifun oireft &C.
lieiert miro 6ur6 Spe5ial g9en.
ter, oie ernaut itnO BON ben Ser.
iieIlern: 9r. Eeter Sobrnep & Cons
60, 1876 60. SoDne sIpe, Gbi-
ndgo, Su.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-02-20
SIanb elanbercieR.

SesleH SoIlilerSpng ufto SSpett69
batten mir bier einen Sd)nce Der
Seirierligen meld,er inn Iesten Otto
Der bier fieI nod iibertrai l,nb boi.
| fen mir Dab Der 8oIfsbIatt Monn
ridt pieoer iltglalsbig oen Gopi
| idiatelt iiber Die "a Boil. Dabei
battel mir cine iibiriide adIte 10
boB eiler ultierer ,Seib1ders" oar.
iiber tlagte, baB bel linn ser Strob.
liad an ole 9ettitelle ieit1ciroren
iei. Sieier ,rnerapartet faIte gYinter
ritft one erinnenlW eines alien 9ie.
ipes m inns tnad, lpeldIes mir oils
&ublitl9e bor etipa 60 Sabren in
Ger Silllebltrger Saibe inter benz al.
ten @alger oltstpenoie geIernt bot
ten. Gs lolttet ipie foIst:
Der @inter lit Elm red,ter Wtann
&erirfelt unh auf bie 9aller,
Sciil SSlciid] fiiblt iid) mic @iien an
limo Ideint nidpt iiiB nod iauer;
Spd penn Die Sii6ie beIleno gebn,
@enn's $ols inn Diem fl1ittert,
llnb I'M ben Sfen anedlt lnN Serr
Die S1nbe reibt t1pb 5ittert;
g0cun Steilt unh 0ein bonn SSr5it
5erbridyt
lln0 ipenn oie 91inne fraden,
0as flingt linn 91lt, bas adt't er tridyt
@@np mill er tobt iib laden.
slbcr Der 8arnler ladDt nid)t lpenr
er biz an sic Siifte 6,lr6 6en S6nee
ipiiblen lutb Iein &ornftrob Iosbode,,
nlltb iml iein 8ieb bolnit 5u fiittern.
@cmt bies @etter ttob lange 10 balt.
ert, hann bat has @ieb alles Sutter
per5ebrt lub man muB ibm einen
Stof ms Maul tbun, bas beiBt
menn man fein @elb bat gum Sitt.
ter foltfeig benn obne @elb giebt
2oltis &itterblrld ni6ts heralts,
ipenal er alth itnner elm paor Gar-
lnoos Sen l1n6 Corn an Sanb bot.
sld ia Der Saulner bot irnner feline
Iiebe 8lnge bieipeiI iltiere Sa,nlIel,te
iiber ben @inter laden. Die ySro-
deuen" iiten beiin naunen Sfen
ilnb brnuen iif) ibren Godtail 6eim.
lidl, au6 sic ,,HaSIen frleipen 6f.
ielhIid} bel 9iH giriliipbam.
@m. @oelIer bat icin 8ieb oltf
Sem Geriteigerun9s1pege perfalrft,
nidt neil es linn an 6utter iebIt
fon6ern neil ibm bos SdlaroffenIe,
ben perleibet ift.
Gos faIte @ettcr bat Oft olh
llngIiidsiille sur SSoIgc, neil 6ie
2elte Bel Oieiem taIten @etter 5it
itarf eilrbei5en. SSn Ser geadyt bon
Wittlpod) oltf Tonnerstag lit i'm
Eanfp SoIlom bas Salts bon @oI-
ter 2acb niebergebrqn,t. Die 2elte
nmrbten in ijren 9ahHleibern imo
barfllB aus 6em brennenben Saitie
Ioltien llnb babeu nidtS gerettet als
6aS itofte 2eben. Die armen &ellte
iilp0 ST beOauern.
Ser @eIilnObeits8itltar6 IdBt bier
pieI 5u lpiiliIdyen iibrig, IaIt in ie-
Denl Sollie iinb 0uiernfranfe.
GeIbit Sd)reiber 3ieieS mitbte ied)S
8oden lang nit Dem gaeruenficber
baS 9ett bitten.
SpfoIge ser aGlte int6 bes SdJnees
geben bie @eid)Gfte iebr flalt. Die
@il5i9en ipeld,e CUTE @eid,dfte nla'
den iinb uniere 9oftors. 9od mol
lem mir boifen bob es balb 8riibiabr
miro iurb bann miro iid allies ne1t
belcben, aitd) Die Weni6en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-02-20

SnaperbaIb 6 Otonaten baben
Die 9iirser bon Sprttpgfiel6 gum
atpeiten WeaI 6urd @ftinllnuttg oie
an,,abute 6es gonrmiiiions- -8ertpol-
tiupgspIanes pertporien.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-02-20

gei eirem sfutomobil llnfalI
III SopIin tpur6e orn Sonntag Der %
Sabre olte Speo @oI6imitb setooete
uno bier on6ere SnfaiieH iddper ber'
lett
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-02-20

abonuirt oa,f Dos $erntaraer
goIfsbJatt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-02-20

- 8eim 8ran6 bes 2eibftalles
BON sobn q. Sborefp in ct. 9ouis
fmnen 90 Bfer6e in oen SIomnlen
lnn.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-12-18
JACOB KKODERER INJURED
He Was Knocked Over by Bobsled
on Mohn Street Hill While
Walking to Borough

Jacob Knoderer, carpenter, resid-
ing on South Front street, was serious
ly injured last evening shortly after 5
O'Clock when he was run down by a
bobsled containing four or five young
residents of Mohn street, who were
coasting down the steep part of the
Mohn street hill.
The injured man was employed OH
carpenter job at Oberlin, by Contractor
H. c. Wright About ) o'clock last
evening, he started to walk to his home
in the borough, going by way of Mohn
street. When about halfway down that
hill, bobsled left the top of the steep
incline and with increasing velocity
: dashed toward the pedestrian. AS he
is almost deaf, the shouts of warning
of the occupants of the sled were un-
noticed by Knoderer who continued in
its path and was run down, while the
occupants were spilled in all directions.
He was Knocked unconscious and re-
manned in comatose condition nearly
all night. No bones were broken but
the physician who was called found the
man suffering severely with shock and
the victim is now confined to his bed.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-12-18
FINE PROGRAM AT OBERLIN
Mission Band Will Meet Sunday After
noon at 3 o clock

Extensive preparations have been
made by the Mission Band of Salem
lutheran church. Oberlin, for the meet
ing to be held in that church Sunday
afternoon at 3 O'Clock. The following
program will be rendered.:
Song, Hail the Saviour King"
Mission Band; Scripture lesson, prayer;
recitation, "Welcome, !" Mark tBrehm
recitation, "Christmas in Other Lands, "
Sarah Dickey; solo, "Dolly s Lullaby,
Ruth Rupley; recitation, Edith Beck
motion song, "The Time We Dearly
Love, -" eight boys and girls; recitation,
Earl Cassell; duet, "He Loved Us
So," Mary Alice Chambers, Luther
Brehm; pantomime, ''The Infant
Jesus" Isabelle Baker and six girls;
solo and chorus, "The Fir Trees Are
Waving Roman Brehm and four
girls; recitation, GA Star, Song, a
Child" Helen Myers; song, "Joy to
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-12-18
splendid program has been prepared fol-

splendid program has been prepared for
the occasion.
The regular order of services sus-
pended at the beginning of the Slough
campaign will be resumed in the First
Methodist church Sunday, December
20.
The choir of the First Reformed
church will hold its regular weekly re-
hearsal this evening at clock.
Steelton Lodge No. AL, Knights of
Pythias, conferred the third degree
upon class of candidates last night.
Visiting knights witnessed the degree
work of the local team.
Many donations consisting of great
variety of articles of food and clothing
were given the Associated Charities yes
terday for distribution through a move
ment started at the Slough tabernacle
in Harrisburg. The donations marked
'4tSteelton will be distributed by the
charities committee here.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-12-18

New York Boy Sold $500 in Jewelry
for S125

New York, Dec. 1S.-'' Every day
for month / have been missing jew
elry,' Max Dolberg, a jeweler of II
West One Hundredth street, said when
he rushed into the West One Hun
dredth street police station last night
Sometimes it is watch, sometimes
it is rings. But every day they are
gone.
To-day my wife, Rosie, is in the
store and OUR 6-year-ol son, Louis, is
sitting on stool near the door. Ny
wife she goes to the rear room and
when she comes back Louis is handing
gold watch to a man and the man is
giving him a nickel He is just getting
a nickel for that watch, which is worth
$50, If it is worth a cent.
THE man runs, but not before my
wife sees him. Then she examines
Louis bank and finds $1.25 in it.
That g adj that man gave Louis for
5000 worth of jewelry."
The police promised to arrest the
man If they could find him.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-12-18
SfeeIf0n News
THE SCHOOL IN english
IS Progressing Finely
One Hundred and Sixty Foreign
speaking Residents Are Now En-
rolled, Fifteen of Whom Are
Women

The unprecedented enrolment of
foreign-speaking residents of the bor-
ough, now numbering 100, in the school
established by the Rev. J. H. Roger,
pastor of the First M. f. church, to
teach these people the English language
was announced this morning by the
founder to be very pleasing to him
and to have exceeded his most san
guine expectations.
OF the total number enrolled, fifteen,
or nearly one-tenth, are females. The
work is progressing satisfactorily and
the Rev. Mr.. Roger is now assisted in
his labors by six or seven of the local
High school Seniors and number of
members of the Epworth League of his
church.
AS soon as the pupils are advanced
sufficiently to spell words they are Civ
en- first reader especially prepared for
such work, which is divided into three
parts. The first part is a simple re-
view of American history, the second
part is devoted to geography and the
third part consists of civics.
Most Of the male students are EN-
ployed at the local plant of the Penn
sylvania Steel Company, some working
in the daytime, others at night The
largest attendance at school on any
one night so far has been SO. Gram
mar and sentence construction are the
gist of the work up to the present time.
William l.. Bennett, superintendent
of anthracite missions located at
Pottsville, attended the session of the
local school Monday evening and deliv-
cred an interesting address on "Char-
acter Building A review of the work
done by the scholars since the school
commenced was held Wednesday even
ing and showed great advance by all
who have been attending sessions reg
ularly.
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FIRST LITERARY PROGRAM
Knights of Methodism to Hold Initial
Meeting

The Knights of Methodism, an or
ganization composed of young male
members of the First Methodist church
of the borough, to promote sociability,
has been launched and will give its
first public literary entertainment this
evening in the social room at 7.3O
O'Clock
4 feature of the affair will be a
defamation by a boy, aged 10, said to
be one of the best in that line in the
borough. A collection will be lifted near
the end of the program for the benefit
of the boys. The program follows:
Overture, orchestra; "History of
Order William B. Kenney; recitation,
Charles Sellers; defamation, Charles
Smith; debate, Resolved, That Elec-
tricity Is More Useful Than Steam, /"
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RAILROADS
CREW BOARD
HARRISBURG SIDE
Philadelphia Division-114 crew tx

Philadelphia Division-114 crew to
go first after p. M: 122, 12o, l2S,
125, III, 115, Ill, 105.
Engineers for ia, 1872, 1O5.
Firemen for 1928, Ill.
Conductors for ia, 1928.
Brakemen for ia, 125, 105.
Engineers up: Albright, Smeltzer,
Spease, Newcomer, First, Huber,
Davie, Foster, Hindman, Madenford.
Firemen up: Martin, Gilberg, Du-
vail, Spding, Wagner, Kegleman, Bren-
ner, Houser, Packer, Naylor, Behman,
Arnsberger, Dunlevy, Kochenouer.
Bral0emen up: Morris, MeNaughton,
Wiland, Brownewell, Busser, Sweikert,
Knupp, Dearof, Dengler, Mumma.
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the World" Mission Band; benedic-
ton.
ORDINATION SERVICES TODAY
Services Held in Trinity P. E. Church
Were Followed With Luncheon

Ordination services in Trinity P. E.
church, Pine street, this morning were
very interesting and impressive. The
candidate to receive the honors was tne
Rev. j. Vaughn Davis, who was or
dained to the priesthood and as a dea-
con.
The services were in charge of the
Rev. III. B. Pulsifer, of Marietta, and
the Rev. Mr.. Kitchen, of Mt. Joy. Three
services were held commencing at 8.45
clock and continued until the noon
hour when luncheon was served in the
parish house. Many visiting rectors
from other towns were present.
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SHE HAD TO FEED FURNACE
Woman's Love Grows Cold as She
Shovels ii Tons of Coal

New York, Dec. 1S.-Because she
was forced to shovel fourteen tons of
coal into the furnace in the course of
one winter, Mrs. Adelaide F. Pond, a
musician, il, suing Charles W. Pond for
separation. AT the time of the alleged
coal-heaving the couple lived at Little
Falls, N. Y.
All my husband would do was to
feed the chickens" Mrs. Pond told Su.
preme Court Justice Erlanger. "Once
when we had guests and | failed to
place bottle of beer beside my plate
ne threw bottle at me. -
The plaintiff would not repeat orally
the names she alleged her husband
called her, but wrote them on slip of
paper and handed them up to the Jus
tice.
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: THE READING

P, H. and P-After $50 a. M: Il,
6, 2, 10, l, 30. 5, IS, IA, Is, II,
IL, IA.
Eastbound-67, 6S, -62, So, So, SO,
81, so, So, 81.
Conductors up: Philahaum, Gingher,
German, Markley.
Engineers up: Martin, Glass, Upton,
Wood, Massimore, Kettner.
Firemen up: Brown, Sullivan, Chron-
lister, Beecher, Bingham, Aunspach,
Dobbins, Fulton, Corl.
Brakemen up: Strain, Shearer, Steph-
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ULRIcH-HoCH WEDDING

Ralph Ulrieh, 239 Lincoln street,
and Miss Helen Hoch, 241 Lincoln
street, were married at Hagerstown,
Nd, Saturday, December II, by the
Rev. Mr.. Basom, of the United Evan
gelical church, of that place. They will
reside with the groom's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John A. Ulrich, 239 Lincoln
street.
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Middle Diytsion-250 crew to .

Middle Division-250 crew to go
first after 2.40 p. M: II, 106, "a,
Ill, 26.
Preference: 4, 3, 1, 8.
Engineers for "a, 8.
Fireman for H.
Conductor for 26.
Flagmen for 8, /.
Brakemen for 106, III.
Engineers up: Free, Moore.
Firemen up: Wright, Davis, Ross,
Seagrist, Potteiger, Buyer, Gross,
Sheesley.
Conductors up: Bogner, Patrick
Flagmen up: Mumma, Jacobs, Mil
Ter.
Brakemen up: Schoffstall, Frank,
Reese, Matthias, Spaihr, McHenry, Troy,
Henderson, Peters, Kohl, Rissinger.
Kieffer, Plack, Fritz, Wenriek, Werner.
Yard Crews-Engineers up: Salts
man, Kuhn, Snyder, Pelton, Shaver,
Lands, Hohenshelt, Breneman, Thorn
as, Houser, Meals, Stahl, Crist, Swab,
Harvey.
Firemen up: Sheets, Bair; Eyde, Es-
sig, Ney, Myers, Boyle, shipley, Revie,
Ulsh, Bostdorf, Schieffer, Rauch,
Weigle, Lackey, Cookery, Meyers,
Shelter, Smell, Getty, Hart.
Engineers for 1854, $50, SS5,
1920, 2393.
Firemen for 1859, 1854, 1870, 1881.
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Paul Metzger, w. H. Carson, William
Kenney, Roy w. Green and Harold
Suydam; selection, orchestra; declama
tion, Roland Goodfellow; recitation,
Russell Marks; essay, Frank Har-
lacher; biography, Donald Stouffer; Sc
lection, orchestra.
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DiSsimilaritv

:" Marriage is lottery" said the
ready made philosopher.
81 shouldn t say that" commented
Miss Cayenne. In lottery it S a com
paratively easy matter to tear up a
losing ticket and take another chance. !"
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