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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-09
Jn(anO ge(egrap0
Cine g sDttli6e 5eil.rtu"
perbaftet.

0reeupit1e, Sbio, 8. Sunuur.
D.Qa Geumling, bic fih fiir sius rgOtt>
lids 5eilerin" ausgSbt, tDuroe am
0onnsritau Ra6ulittaS in eiRem hIelts
cen 6otsl perhdftet.
in ben bier peroifsntlihten Aunons
cen ertldrte bic Trau, oaB fie tsins
0erqiihlng aunehmen tperos, big sIne
6eilung erfoIat fei, iie bate aber oen-
rph ihon DOR ibrer 8erbaftung 9elo
auqsnpmmeu. 9utienten lparen BON
1antou uuo pom fiiolifeu Gblo gts
tommen, lie peieertsn i'd aber lbre
Qqmen gu ueHneu, ertl0reno, oaB ne
piiBten, oab iis bei6ptnoeIt pOrosH
IeIeu.
frau 8eimIing iDar pou Sltoer
Stibler, -ibrem 8sihGftsfii5rer, uno
ibrer Iohter beglsitst. Sic fOuroe III
GrmaH8sluug upn $500 8argIhaft tHs
8eiGngHiB seitltt.
Stdtieuiider Grpreiisr
perbaitst.
gBaIbiugtpn. pa 8. Suuudr.
Tomenico 2ombarot, stn gouHtps8ss
tettip itaIieniiaer 2lbtuHft, perbaftets
ON Tonueritag in einem bieiissn
Dalsperte eineu iungen italient'feH
2lrbeitsr, als oisisr gerabe binter etnsn
grisfiafteu griff uno elm bort nieosre
csleqtss gatet h.rporholte. Der iurge
Miaur bate .S6tp1r5e 5ouo" sSrlsre
an fames Greco, einen reihen ttali.s
niIhen aauFmdnn, asi6rieben. @r
ipuroe unter $1,000 9irgihaft an Die
GroBasIhporeneu iibsrtpieisr. 8iele
| 2sute in DaI6ingtpn Gountn bdben ir
| Den l.sten p1or Sabren Iribut on nts
GrpreFerbanos besohlt.
| 9elh. .oas teineu4 bne me,
| finoet.
| g4dIhingtpn, .. g., 8. Sdn
| grit am 9onnerItag fpurbe bic Shat
! fate betanrt, oab 5rau ReoTseIi
Qroctpr, Die Dittpe beg peritorbener
| Senators groctpr pon @ermout, I'd
| bebarrIih aepeigsrt bat, Die $500 an
sunebmen, Sic Der Ssuat mad BEN
ablebeu hires 8atteu, am 4. Uiari
/ 1908. bepirIiot bat. Gs ioa bies oa;
erIte Wal fein. bab iih Semanp ge:
/ peiuert bat, geIb bon Der ReglerunC
ansusbmen. Das 9elb liegt ieit ben
| Sa6re 1908 fir syruu prpctor In
| S6obamt brett, a6er ale gsrinae, u
| All peranluFsn, es sntgegen3unelmen
! fino erfpIslos gepeTen.
/ Gg lit Elm unabGnoerlihsr 9ebraud
| b.s Gerats, bel bsm Qblebsn sinei
| Witolieoes Der Wittipe ods SdIdr oei
! Ssnators fir Elm Sahr 3u bepiligen
7yrau 8rpctor, bic Ielbit is6r reid 1T
Ia. ii6 absr bisher getpsigert. 'oui
I gelb ousunebmsn, obglein bic gDitt
men pieIer anosrsr reitsr Ssnatorei
eas ibnen bepilligte GeIo ohne 3oserl
onssnomnten baben.
SelbFmoro.
/ atron, Gbio, s. Sanuar.-6rul
| aarcn Cation, bic so Sabre lite 8ot
| tin einss reideu Garmers bon 5urtep
foot Cate, BAT ii9 am DonHsritog mi
aarbplI6ure osrsiftet. ar6ni.intei
20, Is AZ Der 2Aat 1sszikbsa.
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mettsrteriAf.

Fir Chin: Reaen ober Shnnee i'm
nSrblihen 9beil; ipahriheinlih ReaeE
Inn fiiblihen 1beil am ssreitaa. am
Gdmltaa 0rtlifsr Shneefnll unb t1l-
Ter. Uer1nbtrlid,e. in Der Sreitua
Haht noh Rorotpeit umfdlagenbe
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-09

Z II Y II, 5fH.y Q. aS-AAlL'
General Simon 9olioar 8udner, Elm
ebemalioer 9ouperneur BON 9entufp
rno Observation-Disclosures auf
Dem nationalen 5tdet Der 9olobemoz
traten i'm Sabre 1896. lit am DoHs
neritaa in isiner Wpbnung in Qart
gpuntp geitorben.
General gutuer bat ioDohl ben
msritaniihen Grie8 pie Den 8urgers
trieg mitgemadt luo ii6 in betoen
Grisgen ausge3eiaHet. Gr puroe 1m
/. 4pril 1923 al,f elmer Sarm in 5art
Gountp, ap., geboren uno graouirte
i'm Sabre 1914 Don Der Der. Stdaten
Witrtdrs sQtapemie.
Wdhreuo oes nerttuniIheu 8rieges
3eihnete er iid1 in ben Sblaateu BON
Gontrer1s, Gburubuscu uno WIoIinp
be. Rep aus. Gr perblieb big gum
Sabre 1855 in Der 4rmee, rporauf er
reIguirte.
geim 2lusbru9 bes gIrgertrieges
ThlDb sr itd Der 2lrmee DER apnfppe~
rirtsn nit benz Ruuge elmer 8rigaoe@
Generals an. gr purbe ipGter gum
8sneralmuior uno gum 9eneraIs2eutz
uaat erH1nnt.
&utner mar Gouperneur ppH aens
tudp ppu 1887 bis 1891. Hachoem er
acnoiodt fir 8i3sprdTibeut ullf oelH
5tdet Der @olo0emptrateH mar, 5ou er
| Iid auf feline Tarm in 5art Gouutg
3uriid, bis al ieinem Gnoe uahm er
| aber oa5 grDBts SntsreiIe on allen Df.
fsntlineu Gngelegenb:iteu.
ged ber American RE
bsmptton 60. perur.
tbeilt
| 8uffalo, q. g., s. San. Del
prp3eB gegen Die Qmerican Rebemps
tim gompanp Don Roheitsr uno ibr,
9eamten rpegen genuBunQ Der YcT
/ fir betrigeriide 3ipede erreihte on
9onnerItog i'm bieiigen 9unoesgsrt6
Elm pl0BIides Gnbe, inoem Die 2lnge.
tIugten fid ihulois betannteu uno oel
Ridter 5d5sl Iofort Die Strafen oit.
tirte.
Die Gompagnie puroe 81 $4,000
| 9eloitrafe psrurtbsiIt; gbtparp 4
Morlep, Der 9rdfoent, Su S2500 uni
| ). Burton Warren, Der SetretGr, 81
$4,000 Gelbitrafe.
| 5Siinf Matler, bic in 9srbinount
| nit bem getrug in 4ntlage3uItort
perIsst tpurben, iperosn I'M 5ebruo1
pro3eiIirt tpernen. Gs iino bies: u. 9
Crane. BON Gspart, y. g.; 81. u
Wprtb. BON Nsp gorf; SS. .. Mun
paro, bon Cincinnati; SdmueI Sra
| BAN, Der mebrere GeI6Gfte in Sane
| hat, unb 9. R. Sbiuner pon pbiIaoel
Ipbjd.
| Die Qmerican redemption 60. bait
| fir bas n0drantiren" BON Ntttar
| Gmiifionen Gin grp5ent bes qart
| Wertbes berefnet. Die Mdtler batter
| oieie Garantie psriangt, e6e lie bi
2lttten gum 0erfaufen iibernabner
| Die Regierung behouptet, baB oi
| @innahmen aus biefem 6dHbeI spi
| ffen BEN 8eamten Der 4ompaonie iii
motIern, bic ibr bas Geihdft 5uge
fiibrt batten, nertbeilt nuroen. 81
8orantie mar, ME bic Reeteriing be
bauptst, ni1t oos 9apisr pertb. al
pas Fie aefhrieben mar.
Dte 9ureaur ber gentrd
Stpd ano Grdtn Go.
ausgehpben.
gIepelanp, Ghie. s. Sanual
poitinipettoren uno Elm 5ilfsagnnbes
marfhaQ 't1ttetsn am Touneritas be-
NursGuy Der Central Stod sas Gtai
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Muslan0.

Muslan0 n0.SeIegrapb
DDS eaos oes Mi'gsgeridts
In Stra66urq.
Der 6TentlideAnfIdse oerlanst
iebr milbe Gtraien liz o ,.rt
BON Nenter nno Z ntn ut
GmaO
Die aber. ipenn y nrtbeilt ans
Der Mrmee street a
miHem.
Das lirtteil niro am Samitas sefdn.
fperoen.
-
prins Milbklm BON Wish 3eigt tpenis
Reisuns, ben 9bron BON sllbas
nien dnsunebmsn.
-
Ca Js3st pcfba unb Ssntdel RENAL
Ben fih um ben gbron befperben
uno ieoer iibsr einen Itarten Nnbang
perfiigi.
-
Grob.r Stanbat in Der britif6en
Irmss.
Der Stref Der GiienbahnangeiisIitsu
IN Siioufri;a Elm Giosto.
-->A-
frau 0iolst goolb, bic W1rnsrin ber
emma Qspin in Monte Carlo,
-~ES~-
SIN 3uhthaus su Montpeuisr, Jrant:
reid, seitorben.
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gen. Simon BOliDar Bu(kaer
Nnf ieiner ssarm in Sart Co.,
ag., im alt.r BON 80
eSabreu seItOrben.
9ie Seiatuns Der Sarfe ,,gattle
NbbeD" npa San ssraacisco

Sic duf 6ober gee oerbrarrlt lit,
8on Ger 6elttiben 8arfe ggilbef"
nah aitoria, Org, ge6raht.
Charles $. Neoper oIs 3euge Dor Ser
@rauo SurD in Sougbton, Ytt6.
Cine rG0ttIide 5eilsrin" in Green
oille, g., berbuftet.
9ie 9[mericon Re0enlptiou 60. pom
9todeIter, gt, g., unb i9re
Beu1tten
81
gefennen iif i'm @ltroesgeridt gu
Buffalo, sc. o., Der 8enlltung Der
BOIt 3u betriiaeriideu 3Uefen
iduloig
ltnb peroeu 81 boben 8eloIrafer
nerurtbeilt.
Sx>
G2yrlportation bon 0tat5 aus 2lr9c'r
tinien.
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Ca Ss3st pofba unb Ssnldel Genial
Ben fih TIN ben gbron befperben
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Gie ouf bober gee oer6ranrlt tit,
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DDS enoe Oes Iriggsgeri6ts
In Stra66urq.
4te aber, tuenn nrtbeitt aus
Der Qrmee q street =
undnem.
Das lirtkil piro am Samiias sefdll.
fperoen.

prins Wilbelm BON Wnh 3eigt ipenis
Reigung, ben Sbrcn BON sll6as
nien onSunebmsn,
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Der Sireif Der Giisnbahnangeiisatsu
IN Siioafri;a Elm Giasto.
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Nus 6 bina.

WeftHa. China. s. ssanuar. Die
Grtldruna Der ruiiiihen aegisruns,
bah lie ben aututtu (ahan Der Won.
nolei) Der Nutoritdt iiber bic tnnere
Monaclei beanIpruht. nitht unter.
iiiibsn nerbe. III pon ben hineiiiheu
Heamien fisptifh aufoenommen nor.
ben. Die hineFiihe R.aisruua tpirr
es ober barauf antomHltn iafieH. bic
luifiihe Renierunn auf bic grobe Al
iteIen. uno pirs niht nur militariihe
IonDern auh ppliii'hs Wabreaeln an,
nrbnen. um bas sip's*er Der uroben
Wnuer uno Der 9obi g1isfs Iieaenos
nauh ilI China az srtalt<n.
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frau DioIst Goolb, bic Wl0rnsrin Der
Emma Qepin in Monte Carlo,
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q u 8 &c b 0 ben.

GlepeIanp, Gbie. s. Sanuar.
poitinipsttoren unb Elm 5iifs sgaubess
nlarihaQ itlttetsn am 5ouneritds ben
Nuysa,sr Der Central Etod Gno Gtain
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Sefbit m orb.

Qtron, Gbio. s. Sanuur-6rau
glarcn Cation, bic so Sabre 1Ite 9ots
tin einss rsi6eu 5armers bon Iurten.
foot Cate, bat Iib am 8onHeritog nit
Rarbolidure osrsiftst. arGni.idteit
90, iIs 1u Der 1Aat 2stziebea.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-07-06
Boy Drowned in Swatara
at Hummelstown Saturday

Hummelstown, Pa, July 6. - Jacob
10. Stephenson, a 1~4-year-old boy, was
drowned in the Swatara creek about
$3.50 Saturday evening. The boy had
left the home of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Stephenson, who reside on
the Fox farm, east of town, in COM
pany with William and John Seace to
witness the parade held here. After the
parade the boys went to the creek to
swim.
Going into the water near the Han
over street bridge, Stephenson evidently
slipped on the s1oping bottom of the
creek and getting beyond his depth in
the water cried for assistance. The
Seace boys both tried to ave him, but
their efforts were unsuccessful.
Robert Hassler made several unsuc-
cessful attempts to locate the body by
diving into the water.
David B~eidleman, of 1914 Swatara
street. Harrisburg. went into the water
and in a few minutes succeeded in
bringing the body, which had stuck in
the mud at the bottom of the creek, to
the bank.
DIR. W. G.. Baker and M. L. Nisley,
both of whom had been summoned, up
on examination, found that life was ex-
tinct. Coroner Eckinger, of Harris
burg, was notified and after making an
investigation and hearing the Seace
boys story as to the drowning of their
companion, stated that 1t was a case of
accidental drowning.
The funeral will take place from the
home of the parents tomorrow morn
ing, at Q o'clock. Burial will be made
in the Oberlin Cemetery.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-07-06
WEST SHORE NEWS
MIR. and Mrs. c. M. Baker
Give Fourth of July Party

Enola, Pa, July 6.-Mr. and Mrs.
Charles M. Baker gave a safe and sane
Fourth of July party at their home
on the mountainside west of Enola on
Saturday afternoon and evening to a
large number of friends. The lawn
was beautifully decorated with flags,
bunting n lanterns. The day was
spent in games and a mountain climb
by a number of the guests in search
of berries and cherries. The evening
was spent in dancing and a fine display
of fireworks. Refreshments were
on the lawn to the following
guests: Miss Marie Sellers, Miss Ruth
Sheets, Miss Carrie Armpriester, Miss
Isabelle Charles. Miss Florence Ben
ner, Miss Maude Richardson, Miss
Mary Watson, Miss Naomi Barley,
Miss Grace Myers, Miss Carrie Whit
ers, Miss Laura Smith, Miss Minnie
Harshberger. Miss Alice German, Miss
Bessie NJ. Miller, Miss Sarah Miller,
lack Smith, Charles Walters, Howard
Young, Marion f.. Fry, Elwood Sierer,
John and Charles Eppler, Grover
Shaeffer, Richard Baker, William
Winters, John Luther, Howard II. Dis
singer. Norman Baker, Joseph and
Aaron Meyer, Albert Patterson, Will
liam Howard, Samuel Hertzler, Cam
eron Goodman, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r.
Fry, Mr.. and Mrs. William Winters,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Eppler, Mr.. and
Mrs. George King, Mrs. Joseph
Charles. Mrs. M. 1. Sheaffer. Mrs.
Maude Young n Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles M. Baker.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-07-06
Visitors Entertained at
Stoverdale Over Fourth
Special to The Tclcgraeh

Stoverdale, Pa, July 6.-Mr. and
Mrs. Il. A. Sterick and daughter, Miss
Gladys Sterick, Miss Anna Blumen-
stein, Miss Edna "Blumenstein and
Miss Katherine -Blumenstein will oc-
cupy Bonnie Brier cottage during the
summer months.
Miss Violet Albright and Mrs. S. H.
Albright spent the weekend at their
cottage, Buena Vista.
Or. and Mrs. c. r.. Phillips, Miss
Katherine Phillips and John w E.
Phillips were at Oak Glen during the
weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Grundon, Mr..
and Mrs. John w. German, Jr., and
Mr.. and Mrs. Emory Wolf and Miss
sarah Wood enjoyed a trip to Her.
shey Park on the Fourth.
John Clark, of Harrisburg, and Miss
Frances Hooker, of Steelton, were
guests of Mrs. S. II. Albright at
Buena Vista.
Lloyd Reeves and Joe Kelley spent
Sunday at Oak Glen cottage.
E. f. Eichelberger and Norman
Helff were entertained at the Limit
yesterday.
Miss Carlotta Meyer, of Blooms
burg, is spending several days at
Clyfrest cottage.
William Pyfer, of Houston, Texas,
"hN "lllldIl hurst, OF YORK., were the
guests of Emory Fisher at Emery
Villa.
Clyde Brown, of Bloomsbury, has
returned to his home after a short
visit with friends at Clyfrest cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Thorley, OF
the sylvia, are spending several weeks
at Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Fisher were al
Emorey Villa during the Fourth OF
July.
Miss Nettie Hemperly, Miss Mar
garet Lehman, Harrisburg: Miss Eva
Meyer, of Lucknow, and Miss Harriet
Lehman spent several days at the
Oleander.
Misses Esther Smith, Vera Var
Horn and Mabel Edwards, j.. Edward
Shoaff, William Marks and John
Klineline enjoyed a house party dur
ing the Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Grundon were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John w
German, Jr., at Sunnyside cottage.
Miss Ruth Barnhart, Horace Jack.
son n Mr.. and Mrs. jackson were
at Wood Haven yesterday.
Miss Elsie Hill, Miss Florence Wits.
Ter and David Heefinger and Mr.. Gar.
land spent Saturday at the Sulphite.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-07-06
July Wedding Ceremonies
in Central Pennsylvania
Special to The Telegraph

Marietta. - Miss Pearl NJ. Kirchofl
was married Saturday to William ID
Johnson, a confectioner of Lancaster
by the Rev. DIR. Haupt, pastor of the
Grace Lutheran Church.
New Holland.-Miss Elsie V. Green
berger was married Saturday to Edwin
B. Caldwell, in the Trinity Lutheran
Church, by the pastor, the Rev. S. M
Mountz.
Marietta.-Miss Naomi Shaub and
Frank Haas, both of this place, were
married Saturday by the Rev. DR.
Haupt, pastor of the Grace Lutheran
Church, at Lancaster.
Sunbury. - Miss Mary K. Gaskens
and L. w. Fenstermacher were mar.
ried in Mahoning Presbyterian Church
at Danville, by the Rev. DR.. Charles
w. Kirk.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-07-06
P. o. S. OF A. OFFICERS ELECTED
Special to The TELEGRAPH

New Germantown, Pa, July g.
Washington Camp, No. 497, Patriotic
Order Sons of American, has elected
the following officers:
Past president, Daniel e. Mumper;
president, Orlando Trostle; vice-presi-
dent, Robert Swartz; recording sec
rotary, Charles w. Otto; assistant re-
cording secretary, j. w. Hockenberry;
financial secretary, Marshall NJ. Clou-
ser; master of forms, Russell f.
Swartz; treasurer, NJ. n. Willhide:
conductor, Harry Briner; guard,
James Brukett; inspector, William
Swartz; chaplain, William Minick;
right sentinel, W. r. Mumper; left
sentinel, M. n. Willhide; trustees,
Daniel E. Mumper, Marshall II.
Clouser, William Minick.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-07-06
Captain Copelin Hurt
During March of Troop

Following the military exercises, Sat
urday morning, thirty-eight members
of the Governors Troop made a prac-
tice march up the River Road and
canned in the valley back of Dauphin.
ON the trip, Captain owen M. Copelini
City Treasurer, and inspector of small
arms of the Eighth Regiment, was
thrown from his horse while riding in
the dark, Saturday evening, on the farm
of ohn w. Reilly, n his arm was
broken. An X-ray examination at the
hospital disclosed that the break was a
clean fracture of the upper bone of the
right arm, and would require about SIX
weeks to mend.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-07-06
BEAR WAS HUNGRY

A good-natured Dear Saturday bit
the finger of Stanley Shuey, 1912 Mar
ket street, on his first visit to PaXtang
Park in seventeen years. He was
feeding peanuts to the bear. Shuey
says the biting of the finger happened
through the bears eagerness to get a
peanut he was holding, and not with
malice aforethought. The wound was
dressed at the hospital,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-07-06
Bottle Travels IFS Miles
on Susquehanna in 6 Months
Special to The Telegraph

Sunbury, Pa, July GA letter
placed in a bottle eight months ago
by William Duetsch and George Clark
at Danville, was found at Port De-
post, Md, II miles away, by Victor
C. Roberts. They received a letter
from him, telling of it and enclosing
their addresses. The contents were in
as good shape IS the day they were
put in the bottle.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-07-06
WILLIS IN LEAD

]. Willis, of the Mt. Pleasant Com
pany, leads at the close of the second
week of the firemen's popularity con-
test. His total is 2,219. Levi Title
is second with 1875. More than sc
are entered. Those with more thar
100 votes are Fl. B. J. Douglass, $50,
K. King, 321; Truss, 253; w. Wolf
III; e. Ellis. 1873; ]. w. Hepford, 115i
Charles P. Neck, 10.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-07-06
Recent Deaths in
Central Pennsylvania
Special to The Telegraph

Lebanon.-John w. Hauer, 81 years
old, a member of the ]. C. Hauer
Sons, ~tobacconists and wholesale cigar
manufacturers and dealers, died here
on Thursday.
Conestoga Center. - Mrs. Katie
Bremen, 76 years old, died while on a
visit at Pittsburgh.
Strasburg.-Mrs. Kathryn l.. Shaub,
"a years old, died yesterday. She is
survived by her husband and six
brothers and sisters.
Elizabethtown.-The Rev. D. B. Ar
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-07-06
DEATH OF WILLIAM WHITE

Enola, Pa, July 6. - William B.
White, 73 years old, died very sud-
denly on Friday at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. W. A. Baer at Enola.
He is survived by the following chill
dren: Harry r., of M~arysville; Mrs.
Baer, Mrs. Hassler and George b.
of Enola; William B., of Harrisburg.
and Mrs. Bretz and Edith, of Phila-
delphia. Mr.. White was a Civil Wal
veteran, having served three years in
Company F, One Hundred and Thir-
tieth Regiment.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-07-06
Enola Railroad Employees
Raise Flags on Fourth

Enola, Pa, July e. Employees of
the Enola roundhouse and car repair
shops unfurled large American flags
ove their buildings in honor of the
Fourth of July with appropriate exer-
cises. Addresses were made by the
local officials and employees. These
flags fly from high flag staffs and will
money was contributed by the en-
ployeS.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-07-06
QUIET AT LEWISTOWN
Sbecin[ To The TeIcernbh

Lewistown, Pa, July 6.-The
Fourth of July passed off quietly in
this place. The use of blank cart
ridges and high explosives was for
hidden. The old time parades with
drum corps playing patriotic airs and
fireworks demonstrations on a COM
mons or on the rive front was lack
ing. At Burnham Y. NJ. c. A.. field
there was quite a few events pulled
off
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-07-06
INJURED BY BLAST
ShecinL 10 The TeIcrrnhh

Special to The Telegraph
Sunbury, p, July 6.-Struck in the
head by a flying stone in a prema-
ture blast, at his foundry, near Hern-
don, Jacob w. Lenker, 81 years old,
suffered injuries hat may cost him
his sight. His wife found him lying
unconscious, and he was rushed to the
Mary NJ. Packer hospital at Sunbury.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-07-06
GREAT EVENT AT MARIETTA
Special TO The Telegraph

SpccidT to TIE Telegraph
Marietta, Pa, July Cone of the
greatest vents of the history of the
town was celebrated here Saturday,
when there was something doing every
minute. The opening of the new
Riverside Park. and a concert by the
Saginaw Band, several games of base
ball and electric illumination and dec
orations of Centre Square and Market
street.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-07-06
NEW MANAGER FOR CAFE
Special to The Telegraph

Hershey, Pa, July 6.-Miss Sara L.
Stick, OF Philadelphia, a graduate Of
the Drexel Institute, has been secured
as manager of the Y. w. c. A. cafe
terra, in place of Mrs. c. NJ. Bentley,
who resigned recently. Miss Stick will
assume her duties about the middle of
this month. A new outkitchen, with
all the modern conveniences, has been
erected during the past week.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-07-06
Preacher and Constable
Fined Two Cents Each
Special TO The Telegraph

Goldsboro. Pa, July 6.-The Rev.
w. S. Sturgeon and Constable j. A.
Wertz were fined two cents each for
picking ~blackberries from the prem
Uses of George NJ. Altland, in New
berry township and the costs were
added by Justice of the Peace Peter
Fortenbaugh.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-07-06
PARADE AT sHIPPENsBURG

Sh~ippensburg. Pa, July 6.-Fourth
of July celebration here ended on
Saturday with a monster civic parade.
In the line of march were quite a
number of the school children, many
of them wearing costumes represent
ing the various States of the Union,
three troups of Camp Fire Girls and n
number of Boy Scouts and the local
lodge of Red Men. The parade was
followed by a patriotic program and
a display of fireworks.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-07-06
OTT-FLICKINGER WEDDING

Lemyone, Pa, July 6. - Miss Sara
F~lickinger, of Samettsburg, was mar
ried to George NJ. OFT, of Philadelphia.
at the home of Mrs. Louis Crist, 1874
Hummel avenue, on Friday evening.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Melvin Menges, pastor Of the
Christian Church.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-07-06
SUICIDE AT
Special to The Telegraph

Lebanon, Pa, July 6. - A. More OBJ
erly, 81 years old, of Palmyra, commit
ted suicide by hurting himself on the
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
tracks, at Palmyra, in front of a pass
ing west-bound freight train, a short
distance east of the station. The wheels
of -four heavily laden coal cars. passed
over his legs, completely severing one
from the body and frightfuly mangling
the other Death resulted in a few min
utaa.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-07-06
ATTENDED ooNLEY FUNERAL

New Cumberland, Pa, July 6.-Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Koellner and fam
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Brubaker,
Miss Frances Conley and other friends
from New Cumberland, attended the
funeral of Mrs. Jacob Conley, near
Goldsboro, yesterday.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-07-06
DISPLAY AT w~ILLIAMsTowN

Williamstown, Pa. July 6.-The
Fourth of July program here included
a civic parade. in which many of the
fraternal organizations from through
out the Lykens Valley took part. There
were several baseball games and in
the evening there was a display of
fireworks.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-07-06
BOY L L BY HORSE
SheeinI to Tie TcIeerath

Special to The TcIegrdfh
Ephrata, Pa, July 6.-JaCob
Parker, IL years old, is in a critical
condition from being kicked by a
horse. The boy was found lying in a
pool of blood, his face very badly cut,
and suffering with conclusion of the
brain.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-07-06
LARGE PICNICs COMING TO
HERSHEY
SheeidL 10 The TeIcPrabh

Hershey, Pa, July GA number of
large picnics are coming to Hershey
Park during this month. Among them
are: Hummelstown, on Tuesday;
Middletown on July %; Myerstown
on August 4, and six Sunday Schools
from Reading on July II.