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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-08
2lmerifanife Sl0oer
/ Krieen.

Chicago ben 5te December, =
Zen amerifanife ~Sob"-Sl9be BIZ
mnIigens fonrme til at lpiue en- frcm.
rogenoc @oIle / De aliereoe Wtagtera
Sinterielttog,
De brittle % iranife &esierineer
bar hos ct Sirma | South Senb,
Snb., laSet beltile 5000 SI9oer,
ser bopeoiaeelie ifal anpenoes til
transport al Iropiant % andre Sor.
ipninger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-08
San Srancisco :uoltil.
IinSens 2labntn9 uoiat.

MaIbington Den Ste December. -
N%obringen al lloitiaingcn / Son
5roncisco, iom itliloe bouc ilrnoet
Stco Den lite Sonuar 1915, er bic.
oct ltoiat til oen t5oe Warts. Com
@runo BERTH ongipes, at man life
fllnoc bli illloitGnoig iGroig til oen
%oprinoelig bcltemte Sio.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-08
hammond taser 2lfifeo.

@oibinoton ben 3oe 9ecember.
MiinneiotaS nppnlgtc @liuernpr og
&eprGlcntnnt / aongreaien ira 20ct
Giitritt. ". 9. &ammonb, oplpItc
peo lin Infomit bio igaor, at ban
piIOe lege Nliifeo ira i'm iioitnrpnte
Stiuing omtring Den 15oe Gecenl.
Der og penoe tilbnge til Minnelo-
ia Ior at iorbereoe iig poa Spertd-
ocllcn al @llpcrnprcmbe0et.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-08
DIR. % Mrs. :. u. MpelsaaarS,

Mimcoln, @oobbuc 60, Wirn., fei-
rc0e Ben 24oc Hpp. 40-Narsbagen
for lit r~gteifabelige SnnIip. Ceres
10 Gstrc, Mr5. Srelitoo oa airs. St-
TO &olons, orranaerebe / Inleoning
al ToQen en- Neitligbeb for sc TO
@omIc. Tnitor Grcng oq q. q. Sta
gebcr9 tnltc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-08
SpoSfnlo / Surdlelter, Mais. 6

al Gorheiters melt inofpoeliesrige
SfanOinaper, SioImor @otirio Gar.
ion, Snoebaperen al Gorheiter @raiS
Tounbrp, afgif nnliQ pes Cohen ef-
ter finn noqlc Cages Spgelcie al
9lingebetrnoelle; 4iopoe bar finn 81
9lur gnn1mel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-08
Norif Sfib fapret.

2pnoon ben 5te December.
Get norife Sampifib "GonraN
Mobr". icm ben 19be Nopember al
ait ira Tbilaoelpbia meb Ell 9aoning
Ole. er ifslse ct Telegram til Or.
DANCE Telegram Company bleuct
fapret al en- britiif &rpoier paa Iei-
fen til 9r%iltiania.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-08
Spring @ropc.
(Giter 6erol0").

Sans 8oSaaen al Gois, u.
9af., bar pGret paa geisg hos q.
z. Nembouie % camille.
= 3bomas SDeten fom iorleoen
berneo ira Biting, q. Cat, ior at
beisse iine 5orplore, 90 iammel,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-08
@mpcrnpr Carlton ipcnif. Get up.

lpIeS III mCo iulot &rau poa Eaali-
oell9beb, at oct beror paa ell tSellta'
9elie. noor man bar antaget, at Colo
raoo@ mpolgte 8%iipernpr, George u,
Carton er al norlf Serfomlt. Wr.
CARTONS Norplore par ipenIf. De
batter :. ". Climber / Chicago meo'
oeler, at ban bar bette ira Carbon
ielp. Senne pil altiaa bli ben fieroe
Spcnite. iom bar befl1bt 8liperner'
embeoet / en- al pore Stoter. Sel
bar oaioo prrct fire ncrlte 8uperne'
rer. iaa 9Grcu err Iiaelig iorSelt mel.
lem Dc 10 S~rpnbefolf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-08
SplpbrDamp.

SplpbrDlmp. aoptcin Sginius
Hopen og Sliltru / 9rooflpn bar M
Zig ieiret S%slpbrn1ltp. - Wr. og
WtrS. s. .. @icf / Gullttb bopoe Sen
19oe Nopen1ber purct gifte / 20 9lar,
/ builfeu NnleoniuQ Oc blep @ien.
ltano Tor mlegen Cpmertiombeo al
line Genner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-08
je. Sielae
Zen nprife Nmcrifalinie.

telegram mootaaet ira Slnlels 500
oeofontor ontom "@crselsflorn" I'll
Bergen 6reSag Sen 4oe December e.
ter en- meaet peapffet Cur. Taa liant
me Sio iuoleb traaSlss McIbing ira
"ariitianiaiioro"s aapteirl at Sit
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-08

Sjsmanbspreit / Bolton, Solpor
Dfiotbp, bleo forleocn r9tepiet til
Wiis Margit Senncicn. @ielien no.
ierteS al Sen norifc Siemunospreit
/ 9rooflpn, Eaitor ,Sobn Gfelonb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-08

Y. &. Sobmion ips. q. 6. Sobn-
ION, Sfanoinacien amerifolinierts
Sopeoo9ent | Neip gorf, err alporlig
Ipg. San er "a gar gammel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-08
Gomnro q. Sammcr, @onornil

20, Minn., Ser bor iorcitaoet Sitano-
irttelien al 6rifirfcnlenigheocnS
airfeboicnlent, ian at set fllroe be-
nptteS til SsnbnQ$ifolclofoIe, blcp
iorleoGt iom T~anifiemneIie for bel
giort Nrbcioe operraft ct @uloubr al
M%enigbcbcnS Weolenlmer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-08
Eaitor ". 9. Midlacliun on 8

ltru / WlQmar, Mim., blep forleben
opcrralfet al fine Menigbeosfolf paa
lin 13oe Srpaupsoog. Gn bpggelig
Set bleu arranecret ior Dem nleo "a.
Ter al Z. >. Gilbert. 81. Z. Hpffen og
Ealtoren ielp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-08
Wrs. Mnric Teobc, Suitrll til @l

briel Seooe / 9rooflpn oQ DIOR til
2raemiSinnUr / aina, Nothoniel
Sebbc, iunlt Or. 9. 81. i. 6eo0e, er
nplig ~oigooet peo 0sbenL 20 Nor
ganmel. SIlOooe omtales iom Ell
iicloen nobel apinbe. Sun por en-
al SAiterne al Sre~iolbi9bc0S Meni9-
beo / @ropflpu Tor % Mar iioen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-08
Qorrona.K

vi Is Eatienter peo StatsaipIet /
Daiifton, 2. Cat, er % Sfanoina.
Der.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-08
9. g. @sllcicn / SSepea. Ga, fc

.. g. gellcicn / SSepeQ. Ga. folte-
Sc / Iil9uit paa Siemreiien ira Nor-
&c til gmcrifo fra Tampifibet "Gn-
banin" Ell IIaife / Sauet meo Ell SEQ
oel, hporpoa han bap0e ifrepet, at
Ben, iom moutte finoe Slalfer, niloe
ioa iig tiIienot en- Collar peo at iln-
berrcttc hom (geneien) oerom. Settc
ifebe 700 NiI ira Srlonb. Ser ror-
leoeu mobto9 Sr. @ellelen ct Sreu
ira ell Teriou / Soiiie Sorbor, Mag-
oalene SSIaro, Quebec, Canada, ON
at SIalfen par ilanoorepen Der.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-08

Faitor 3. 2%sfenSgnarb / Soniep
Sails, Winn., blep nplig oerraft en-
irnilf 8ape al airfeforet iom Or
fienotligbeo for bans opoirenoe Pr
bei0e lum aorets ScOer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-08
Gruf. Wrthur r. TelIpu, Ser tif

llgere bar 9eitprcr Tor Den oiieritlige
Sfole | Neip 2onoon, Minn., ifol un-
oeroiie peb @iamlor seminary He-
item al Sfoleoaret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-08
Mrtbnr |rr0b, tioligcre al e

TrfblIr |rr0h tloIl0cre AZ q.
Saul, Minnciota, blep iioite Cont
nler poIot til 2irefter ior Mem 0orf
Municipol Crheitra, Ell Sr9aniia-
ton, ser beitoor al "a. 60 Meolcm-
mer. Mr. @ergb bor boet / Sem
9orf iioen 1908. Geb Sioen al at
ppre Ell iieloru bpgtig Mlliifoireftor
err han ogioa aomponiit. Soaleoes
bar ban 81. a. Ifrepet Mflliif til 60
oar Eoc'S She Hapen".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-08
2ecDrab % Slnegl1.
Csbsfnio.
Zen oc Seccnlber 1914.

en- al Gor1ltnct3 pclticn0tc WTnb,
Sdbrn Galtcrton, CT | 6rcong@ az
Qaoct pcb Gsbcn / it Nicm her |
Cxornh. 6an hup0c pUret ipgcIia
en- lrnQcre Gio. NiOsoc por 'eot /
Glmlano i 1880 og blcp ioolcOea 81
Mar qorimcl. 0an Tom til Nine
rita / 1852 ~ boiattc ll1 / Slltnpl",
hppr ban 0rcp Ell iorpoatct 6arn,
inotiI han / 1886 iIuttcbc hi0 til
@inlcihict Gormtp, huor ban bapoc
fisbt iiQ en- Nurm i &igblano Gomn-
ibip. Ser tortiotte ban ion1 6or-
nlcr, iuotlI ban / 1896 trat zig til
baQc % ilptte0e til Gccoroh. Ser
/ @pCn bIcp ban / Norenea Sob III
tcrc&icrct / i~orifjcaige 6orrctlliuQ@s
iorctoqenoer; iuuleNea par han en-
al De ~iteritc AttiouUrcr / Gitijcn2
SapiuQ3 @onf og par 0ennc@ &icc-
prpiioeut / ilcre Nnr. I}r Cater
tons 0ltitru oeoc i 1910 &c oucr-
leoe$ al TO Barn. NeQrnpelicn lore.
Quar ioal, / builten 2nlc0nuA
iamtliQc @pcu9 Banter er Iuttepc Al
Meipcft ior Aiopoe2 Nitu0r.
Strroocr Nmuuo &jictb 0ooc i
@uict ho2 Cars Sejm her / Nucu
/ @erou9@. Nioooc por en- ptItlcuot
Sfiftclic j 2ecoroh. buor ban bop0c
boct omtrinQ 40 9or ~ orbcioct /
lit 6o8. Nan uor loot Den l2tc &lrnJ
1s41 paa @oorocu 2iiieth puo lllp-
mt0cioct peo ariiJiouirmo. ) Nc
iioite IS 2lor mar nam 'taoil boct
hos Mr. "a Mrs. Sclut, hpor Ben
III qanrI, "a tn2li1c Mann hapoc
ct go0t ~ Aulgcljl Njcm @earo.
rclien iorcQoar (ir2oa9 Gitcrmio.
Oo9 ira GEMS Nu4 81. ;, Eaitor
Wiaiou iorrttter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-08

enmaHiuen "Susoeruer' er moefneen !
ace Srsen, 90 ben er alt ~ ian crTe en-
ebmaNiue at hare. Zen sisr oobt srbeiss
% aaar let.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-08

Gnfieurn Srbc "a Ciuimcnt iGl0ca oocr hclc
Gcrbcu. 2ibcralc 4yeucr az bpcr 'cnoc" 'rli
mco 81 sioero Boa. |ore9ic: "Guiielira-.
Sept. 1iN, Cotton
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-07
Obregon Charges Villa
With Murder { British
Ranchman in Mexico
Special to The Telegraph

Washington, D. c.. Dec. William
S. Benton, the Scottish rancher, whose
execution" at Juarez last February
was believed to have nearly brought
about Intervention in Mexico, was as
sassinated by General Francisco Villa,
according to a statement issued here
by Senior Rafel Zubaran Capmany, the
accredited representative in Washing
ton of the Carranza government
The charge against Villa was made
as coming direct from General Alvaro
Obregon, one of the leading division
chiefs of the Carranza faction. He
also accuses Villa of perhdy, treason
and a long category of crimes. 1t is
alleged that Villa tried to assassinate
Madero and General Chao; that Villa
is now in collusiton with Mexican re-
actionaries; that he betrayed Huerta
when the latter was still loyal to Ma
dero, and that he assassinated Con-
gresham De LaL CadenZa and Col
onel Mazanero. Colonel ManZanero
was General Arrieta's representative
at the recent convention at Aguas
Calientes.
General Obregon alleges, according
to Capmany, that Villa assassinated
second Villas conductvbgkqjiftij; ;f1ffij
ManZanero because he declined to
second Villas conduct in connection
with the action of the convention.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-07

Representative Augustus p. Gardner.
of Massachusetts. one OF the strongest
Republican members of the lower
house, had heavy backing for his
proposed investigation of the army
and navy His resolution for a com
mittee to begin inquiry will be taken
up by the rules committee, which must
report to the House for action. There
have as yet been no good guesses as
to whether or not the House will pass
or defeat the resolution.
The inference has gone out that the
national administration is opposed tc
the plan, but President Wilson has
said nothing definite. Secretary of Wa1
Garrison has insisted that all the in.
formation that could be gathered bN
placing on the stand army officers anc
officials of the navy department has
been sent to Congress in reports from
the department and is therefore avail
able.
In the meantime the work of MI
Gardner has stirred many persons
throughout the country. as a result o
which a National Security League ha.
been organized to make a fight for G
greater navy and army.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-07
PROPERTY HE OFFERS IN
TRADE is COURTHOUSE

Kansas City, Mo-, Dec. 7.-Dennis
MCKenna, owner of orange groves in
California, met stranger in Los An
geles. The man wanted an orange
grove.
"Tve got valuable property in Kan
sas City that I'll trade you for one of
your orange groves" he told McKenna
TITS flve-story building at Nos. 515-
517-519 Oak street-takes up a whole
block"
The proposition. sounded good to
McKenna and he asked It. A. J. Shafer.
who was coming to Kansas City, to
investigate the property.
Shafero wandered into the crimina.
court building, looking for Nos. 515-
517-519 Oak street.
There's your property. right over
there James Mccormick, a deputy
marshal. told Shafer: but it happens
to be the courthouse
Guess McKenna won't want to
trade decided Shafer as he left.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-07
CONSTABLE RECEIVES EXTRA
COSTS FOR HEIFER CHASE

Bangor, Maine, Dec. 7.-When a
constable has extra trouble serving /,
writ of replevin on a heifer he (thC
constable) must be allowed extra costs
under a decision of Judge Blanchard
Constable Sheffington Kelso told tn,
court these things happened when he
wen out to replevin a heifer in connec.
ton with a civil suit:
Animal led him merry chase through
four miles of swamp.
Heifer circulted a mountain.
Ugly dog held up capture of heifel
for two hours.
Kelso broke through ice twice.
Also stepped into a mink trap.
Lost his iackknife.
And not only tore his clothing
ruined his shoes and lost lot of time
but was held up to derision by young
woman who wrote funny poem aboui
his chase and read it at a grange
meeting.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-07

Grated by the physician.
The accident, according to Kemp's
statement occurred about $50 O'Clock
in the evening of October -. Kemp
says he was on his way down Second
street on his motorcycle and that when
he got opposite DR.. Dicklnson's office
the physician. without warning. turned
out into the street directly in the way
OF the approaching car. The resultant
crash loosened a couple of Kemp's
teeth. lacerated his right leg and dam
aged his machine.
Saturdays Realty Enthusiastically
transfer in city and county Saturday
included the following: John u. Reed
to Harry Stahler. Susquehanna town
ship, 1.400; ]. c. willard to c. Will
lard. Gratz. 1915; c. w. Cumbler S
executors to f. e. Bailey. Highspire,
81; j. |. Hamaker to Sarah Harrison,
625 Herr street S1.500; c. d. Lamber-
ton to George Creznic, Herr and Mon
roe streets, 81.
To Appeal City Auto Tax Case.-The
Dauphin County Court this morning
allowed the appeal of John l.. Dare,
O coal dealer, from the summary con-
| viction for failure to pay q license tax
Tor maintaining an automobile garage
for hiring trucks or cars.
Postpone Street ViewS.-The board
of viewers recently named by the Dau-
! phin County Court to report upon the
grading of Twentieth street, Chestnut
to Market; Twentieth, Chestnut to
Mulberry; Nineteenth, Chestnut to
Mulberry; Chestnut, Eighteenth to
Nineteenth; Mulberry, Eighteenth to
Nineteenth, and Hildrup, Eighteenth
to Twentieth, will meet December %,
| Cd fasa n Nf
change the date having been granted
to-day by the Dauphin County Court
| on petition of City Solicitor d. S. Seitz
To Declare Two Legally Dead. -
Hearings to declare legally dead Reu-
ben Resch, Jr., and John Lentz. who
have been missing for more than seven
years, We're conducted this morning
by the Dauphin County Court.
Sale on Courthouse Steps.-Two
tracts of ground, including four dwell
ing houses and barn, will be sold at
public sale on the portico of the court
house at 10 o'clock Saturday morning,
December 10, by the Commonwealth
Trust Company. The properties will
be sold for the payment of indebted
ness of the late Eugene NJ. Ensminger.
Tract No. 1 consists of a plot and a
two and half story frame dwelling at
Seneca and Front streets, and tract
No. covers forty-foot frontage in
Derry street extending to Berryhill,
containing dwellings Nos. 1S47 Derry
and 1880 and 1882 Berryhill and a
| frame barn.
Open Bridge Blds.-Bids for the
construction of the proposed concrete
bridge over Spring creek in Cameron
parkway just east of the Cameron
street entrance will be opened at 2
o'clock, December Is.
REM On Trip. - Earle z. Rem, at
1nrnaN 10 Tnt nN,r T..
on a weeks business trip to New York
City and Pittsburgh
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-07
DOES NOT
DENY FALL OF LODI
Austria Reported to Have Asked
Russia For Terms
of Peace
By Associated Press

London, Dec, I, 11.35 A. MA com
parison of the reports from Berlin and
Petrograd leads to the conclusion that
the Germans again occupy Lodz, from
which city they were driven on their
first retreat from Warsaw. Berlin
makes positive announcement that
Lodz is in their hands. while Petro-
grad admits that the situation there is
desperate.
If the fall of the city is a fact. it in
dicates that communication with War;
saw again is seriously menaced, hut a
Vemiofficial statement from Petrograd
declares that the Russians are strong
,nough to hold the invaders in North
arn Poland and will content them
'elves with doing this while devoting
their main energies to the reduction of
Craeow and the invasion of Hungary.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-07
PEARL NECKLACE LOST
BYMRS. VANDERBILT
String Valued at $4,000; Reward
of $500 Offered For
Its Return
Special to The Telegraph

New York, Dec. Mrs. w. X. Van
derbilt, Sr.. is advertising for the re-
turn of pearl necklace containing
more than 200 stones and valued at
$4,000. The loss occurred some days
ago, but published announcement was
not made until Saturday, when this
notice appeared:
Lost, two strings of pearls with
locllet; $500 reward and no questions
asked if returned to John H. Gleason,
No. 20 East Forty-sixth street"
Gleason is a scalp specialist, with
many rich and well known patrons.
Mrs. Vanderbilt lost her lecklace on
the occasion of a visit to his estap-
lishment. Whether the necklace dis
appeared while she was actually in
she left the building could not be
learned last night, when information
came to The World that it was Mrs.
VANDERBILT in whose behalf Gleason
was advertising.
Information Refused
At Mr. Vauderbilt's home, No. $50
Fifth Avenue, it was said that since
no questions were to be asked regard
ing the return of the necklace no
questions could be answered regarding
its loss. 1t was added that the neck
lace disappeared three days ago. but
nothing more specific was to he had.
Gleason's office was closed yesterday,
and he could not be found.
Mrs. Vanderbilt has been back in
New York only since November J.,
when she returned on the Lusitania
after an unusually busy and exciting
STAY in France.
once before the loss of some of
Mrs. Vanderbilt's jewels-which are
among the three finest collections in
New York, it is said-attracted at
tention This was in 1905, two years
after her marriage to Mr.. Vanderbilt.
=. diamond necklace valued at $5O,0OO
was stolen while she was in Florida,
on her return from visit to Cuba.
The recovery of the jewels brought
about the arrest of a number of en-
ploYes of the Florida East Coast Rail-
road.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-07
Harrisburg Rotary
Club Belgian Benefit
Plans Are Being Made

The Harrisburg Rotary Clubs Bel
gian benefit committee will meet this
afternoon at the home of Mrs. NJ. E.
Olmsted, North Front street, with the
members of the new emergency relief
committe to discuss ways and means
of making Belgian week at the Or
pheum Theater a success.
Already large numbers of tickets
for next week at the Orpheum have
been purchased. Monday night will
be Rotary Night. Members of the
club will attend and many of them
will bring with theim parties of their
friends.
Manager Hopkins is arranging for
one OF the best bills of the season at
the theater. 1t will be especially de-
signed to meet the approval of family
parts. The house will be prettily
decoroted for the event.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-07
Hungary. aceording to reports from

Hungary. according to reports from
the Russian capital, is the weak point
in the armor of the Teuton allies.
These messages from Petrograd say
fall of Lemberg, Austria asked Russia
for terms of peace. The story is again
revived in Petrograd in the form of "a
report that the Hungarian prime MINI
ister. on recent visit to Emperor Will
liam, demanded better military pro-
lection for Hungary, lack of which
Diplomatically interest is centered
in Rome. where the statement of
eX-Premier Gioletti that Austria
planned war against Servia in 1913
has caused something of a sensation.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-07
Buy From Home Merchants
Urges Commerce Chamber

"Be cautious reardlng placing or
ders with agents and nonresident
Dealers was the warning issued to-
day by the Harrisburg Chamber of
Commerce to-day. Information came
to Henderson Gilbert. president of the
Chamber of Commerce, that cigars,
liquors and other goods were being
sold in Harrisburg by canvassers rep
resenting outside firms.
Nothing is known definitely regard
ing the quality of the goods sold in
Harrisburg by outsiders, and in order
to be on the safe side. the warming re-
quests that everybody be on the look
out. In the opinion of the officials
of the Harrisburg Chamber of Com
merce buying from home merchants is
the safer way
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-07
Wins Two Turkeys and
Loses Twelve Chickens

Michael Dwyer. compositor for the
Harrisburg Telegraph. to-day is figur-
Ing up his profit and loss as a poultry
fancier. Saturday night he found him
self the happy possessor of two big, fat
turkeys, his virtue of two lucky num-
bers. This morning he found himself
a poorer man by twelve chickens
Some kind soul had robbed his hen
and two nearer dead than alive-were
recovered by Patrolman Hoffman after
chasing man whom he saw leave the
back yard of Mikes" home with n
suitcase. The thief dropped the suit
case in his hurry. Where the other
chickens are is still n mystery,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-07
SMITH MAY GO TO
NORRISTOWN ASYLUM

Edward G. Smith, the youth who
escaped standing trial for the murder
of his grandfather, John e. Bush, fol-
lowing. the Dauphin county jury
finding that he was insane and there
fore incapable of defending himself.
may be confined at the PENNSYLVANIA
Hospital for the Insane at Norristown.
Additional Law Judge McCarren who
conducted the hearing, said he hadn't
lecided yet as to where Smith will be
sent but his present judgment is that
he youth should be confined at Norris
own.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-07
FORD TO FEED UNEMPLOYED
Beds n Auto Manufacturers Hospital
10 lie Provided Also

Detroit, Mich, Dec. lodging and
breakfast for the homeless unemploy-
ed will be provided by Henry Ford at
tho new Ford Hospital. Cots for about
fifty will be available tomorrow, but
Mr. Ford hopes 90 care for many more
as the "igors of winter began to pinch
the unfortunate. When 1t was sug-
gested to Mr. Ford tnat the prosperity
of the Ford Automobile Company's
employed drew many OF the unem-
pioyed to Detroit. he said:
"If that is so. then | propose to care
for some of these men who would
work but cannot"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-07

The annual ELECTION OF Othcers OF
Colonel S. G. Simmons Post, 116, Grand
Army of the Republic. was held Satur-
dav evening at headquarters, 303-305
Kinnard's Hall, Verbeke street and re-
suited as follows Commander, DIR. Will
tive term; senior vice. e-commander,
George l.. Sellers; junior vice-com-
mander. j. c. Miller; chaplain. Isaac
Haifieigh; surgeon. H. T. Baltoser; Of
acer of day, Robert Dougherty: officer
of guard. Franklin Lantz; trustee,
George W. Wolford.
Representatives to Department En-
campment, to be held at Easton, Pa, in
June 1915, were also elected as follows:
George /. Sellers and Isaac Haillelgh.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-07
DROPPED RoNIBs on HANGARs

Washington, D. c.. Dec. 7.-Aerial
raids on Freiburg, in Baden, were ac.
knowledged to be the work of French
aviators to-day in an official report
from the German foreign office to the
"French aviators yesterday We're sue,
cessful in dropping bombs on the avia.
ton hangers in Freiburg."
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-07
ONE EVENINGS TANGO IS
NOW VALUED AT S1lO

Chicago, ILL.,, Dec. 7.--One night of
tangoing is worth $140. according to
Douglas Jarmath. Jarmath sent his
best suit to Morris Weinberg, tailor,
to be pressed and cleaned, intending
to take his best girl to a tango party.
When the suit came back. according
to Jarmath, the pants were so tight
that he blushed when he thought OF
what would happen If he tried to
tango.
uling the pants as $40 and "one even
ing tangoing' at $140.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-07
HEAR GRADING TESTIMONY

Testimony on the question of bene-
its and damages growing ont of the
grading of Wiconisco street from
'front.' to Sixth streets will be heard at
20 o'clock tomorrow morning in the
'ouncil chamber of a board of viewers
onsisting of James ID. SALESMAN.
larry Fahnestock and Attorney Paui
O. Smith. The viewers visited the i'm
proved street this morning in the rain