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Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1914-05-22
BOWERS

The town of Bowers and the surround
ing country is surely a beautiful place to
visit at this time of the year, for any one
that wants 10 enjoy country outing, and
10 observe its activity and beauty The
adjoining farm lands are something that
can [ be eNCelled in any part of the State,
and the farms are occupied by men who
,ake great pride in having everything
right up-to-date, while the land is in the
highest state of fertility and cultivation
All Of our citizens are on the hustle
as the trout fishing and King grabbing
are in full swing, and with several cot
tages going up, there is quite a scarcity
Of help at this time.
The firm of Minner * Davidson who
are sailing and packing trout, employ
lots of help. Most every day this firm
salt down from two to three hundred
bushels of fine Delaware Bay trout into I
barrels, for shipment to their many Gus
toners and the city markets. ANY one
wishing a quarter OF half-barrel of these
fish can be accommodated at any time, /
and their prices are very reasonable; s.. Is .
Tor a quarter and $500 for a half-barrel.
Frank Cooper, who owns the land along
Hubbard Avenue and the river front eN-
poets to get a sand blower and dredge to
till in that land ana grade il, so that he
can lay II off in building lots and streets;
also LAYING off a park for the erecting of
d tobogan slide, base ball ground and
other amusements for the public.
The Frederica steamboat wharf at
Bowers is nearing completion, and when
finished. it Mil be of great corveniece IN
the Dubiic II i ,nrcb eide srJ co,,l
siderably longer. If the company would
only put roof over ii, to protect the
Ielght and passengers III time Of storms
and from not suns, the writer thinks it
would De more TO the company interest
-; IN, '''''0 p'e'7'' anu Noii's'i- ]
The people OF this district are looking
ana listening everyday Tor the good road f
oHiIlihs' Which was promised 10 us by
me Levy court 10 De completed by the g.
lulddIe OF May. surely the engineer and :
Levy Court nave not forgotten Bowers d
ana thelr sacred promise also.
The writer had the pleasure ofinspect- O
ing the past week the farmers shed and il
stable Of John George, of Frederica. D
This is something that every town should h
have, and Mr.. George has certainly spared h
no expense to make his building RIGHT
lp-to-date for the accommodation of the il
public. This building is $50 feet by $50,
with electric lights town hvdrant water Fl
and a telephone, with a man right on in
he job at all time to wait upon, and ac- N
the public. Surely Mr.. George
deserves the patronage of the public. at
Miss Cora r Fle,nniror of pb;1ade1. O,
2hia. is visiting her naTerts NJ and
,frs : G FIe,r,ni,,o, te
7ot. d Da,,a--,,9 al
I'm p 60 soi1 anu MlIe are spend XII
WIN AZ 'ss i'iiIil'd Ilaiiliiiei' ba
Olihord Kelly and wife, of Milford
Week spent the week end with W. u. tn
Aelly and wife.
Miss Margaret Flemming is on an ex- hc
ended visit with relatives of Philadel- Iii
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-28

kakor tudi "a razpeeavanje So
gladstone literature. prirejanje
shOdov it'd. ako V TO popuseajo
gmotna sredstva.
: 6. Nadzorni odbor, sestojeG
IL treh clanov, ina nalogo vsake
tri mesece pregledati vse racun-
ske knjige in ~porocati ma prihod-
NH sell kluba o rezultatu.
Dnevni red seize.
/. Volitev predsednika.
.. Citanie zapisnika zadnje Sc
ie.
B. Spreiemanie novih Glanov.
4. Uplacevanje mese6nh pris-
pevkov.
.. Citanie dopisov.
6. Poro6ilo ia inika.
I. Poroeilo organizatorja.
S. PoroGilo osebnih odborov.
9. Porocilo stalnih odborov.
10. NedovrSena opravila.
IL. Razno.
10. Zakliu6ek seize.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-28
ZASToPNIKI ~PRoLETARCA.

aurora, Ill: John BlaschitZ, X. F. ID.
4, box SO A.
Aurora, MINI: Frank Orazem, b. 344.
B~arberton, Ohio: Frank Levstek, SIT
Wooster Ave, in John Balant. 3ll So.
4th ave. F. Merzlikar, b. l2l.
Bear Creek, Mont: Frank DaniGek.
Bessemer, Pa, John Popetnik.
Biwabik, MINI: Fr. Mamie. box 100.
Black Diamond, Wash: Thomas Erien,
Box 72l.
Braddock, Pa: Mike Bambich.
Bridgeport, o.: John zabkar, box 375.
B~roughton, Pa: Jakob Dolens, boz ISL.
Butte, Mont: Louis Sporar, Frank Zajc
box $50.
Buxton. Iowa: John Krasevec.
Canonsburg in Meadow Lands, Pa
John Koklich, box 276, Canonsburg.
Pa.
Carona, Kans.: Blaz. Mezori.
~Carrollton, Ohio: Anton Widmar.
Chicago, Ill: Frank Wegel, 400 y.
Halsted St; Frank Ales, 1905 w,
81 St; Ant. Vi6it, ass y. Halsted s.,
Chisholm, Mimi: Math Ritter, Anton
Maine, box l52.
Claridge. Pa: Jacob Okorn & John Mia
kar, box 6S; Frank thurman, box 255,
Cleveland, o.: Anton Pozareli, 1854 +
SIND St; Anton Gradisher, ll5s E
+. 6lst St; Rose Kolar, 1913 st. Clair
Ave; Jos. Marin6ich, 1886 f. s0th
St; Math Petrov6iG, 1901 Prosser av.
And. MiSko, ll5s f. 6lst ST.; L. Ste.
govec lllg Addison Rd.
Cliff Mine, Pa, Moon Run Pa. in I'm.
perial, Pa: Math. Petrich.
Clinton, Ind: Niktor zupanGiG, box 42l
X. X.
Collinwood, O.: Dominik Blummel; Ant
kuznik. ASP - l5S. ST. in Joe Kun.
Gle, 439 +. l56. ST.
Columbus, Kans.: Martin Jure6ko, X
X. 3, box 60.
Conemaugh, Pa: Andrej Vidrich. po1
523; Frank Pavlovie, Frank Podboj
boz 2ls.
Cumberland, Wyo.: NJ. VerGi6, b. 237.
Darraugh, Pa: John Matelko.
DDavis in okolica, w. Va: John Kriz,
mancic. Box 2s3.
De Pue, ILL.,: John Roman, Box Sc.
Detroit, Mich: r. C. Oglar; Joe Pref.
mer; Thos. Petrich, llS4 Russell st
Dodgeville, Mich: Valentin Krall, Boz
Dunkirk, P%ittsburg, Kans.: Anton Tom.
Sich, r. X. !. box l67.
Dunlo, Pa: Frank KaueiG. box %.
East Palestine, o.: .Jak Istenich, b. 374
Ely, Mimi: Jonh Teran. box 432, j
Skerianec, Louis Ferkol.
Eveleth, Mimi: Jacob Ambrozie in
Maks NolSansek.
Export in Pennsylvania: John Prostor
box l20.
Fitz Henry, Pa: Frank Indef.
Forest City, Pa: Fr. Ratai6, b. 6S5.
Fort Smith, Ark: Frank Gorenc.
Franklin & Girard. Kans.: FIR. Wegel
Frontenac, Kans.: Anton Kaufman
John Bedene.
Garret, Pa: st. Fabric.
Gilbert and Mckinley, MINI: T. Gnje.
ida in John Koncilja, box 10.
Girard, o.: Anton Strah, box 372.
Girard. Ohio: Frank Ban, box 365.
Glencoe, o.: Mace Zlemberger, l.. 3. 10
Greensburg, Pa: Frank Mako. Kew
stone Hotel; Frank Steiner, AS
Grove St.
Herminie, Pa: Jos. Bic.
Hibbing, Mimi: Frank Hitti in Henry
bellies.
Huntington, Ark: Karel Petrich, l.
Box 204.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-28


Indianapolis, Ind: j. Bruder. III War.
man Ave.
Irwin in Wendell, Pa: Louis Brio.
Jenny Lind, Ark: Frank Gorenc in
Jos. kogei, b.. lS2.
Johnston City, III: John Slivnik, Louis
Bric. box 1873.
Johnstown, Pa: Math. Gabrenja, Jacob
hocyan, 400 Obi St; Bern. Dobli.
kar. sos w. Raym st.
henosha, Wis: Frank zerovec, % How.
land ave-.
Klein, Mont: NJ. Meznarich, box 1877.
La sale, ILL.,: John Rogelj, l2l6-3d ST.
Martin N%ovlan, Vencel Obid, 43S
Berlin st.
Little Falls, N. Y: Frank Masle, 81
easier st.
Livingston, H.: Fir. Krek.
Lloydell, Pa. in okolica: Anton stra.
zisar.
Manor, Pa: John Metelko, box Il, Ola.
ridge, Pa, in Frank Demsar, Box
253, Manor. Pa.
2l3.
Mcdonald, Pa: Anton Skafar.
McMeechen, w. Va: John Merzel.
milwaukee,, Wis: Val. Razbornik, Ala
virginia ST.; IL. Kusljan. 229 -
LIST Av.; John Krainc, 3l7 Florida st
Minnesota: F.. nitte.
Morgan, Pa: John Kvartich.
Muddy, Ill: Louis Furlau.
Mulberry, Kans.: Aunton Sular.
Martin SmOlshnik, r. X. ., Box 2OS.
Muuan, Ida: Anton Bambich, Box ESQ.
Murray. Utah: Nencel Branisel, Box l.
New Duluth, Mimi: Albert lIrast.
Nokomis. Ill: Math. Skinner, box COZ.
North Observation-Disclosures: Paul Bar
tel, 400 sheridan Rd., Waukegan,
Ill.
Oregon City, Ore: Frank Sajovic, l3l
18th st.
Orient, Pa: Louis Versnik.
Panama, Ill: Jos. FerjanSiG.
Piney Fork, Ohio: Louis CHASER.
Pittsburg, Kans.: Jacob Selak in j. So.
dec.
Pittsburg. Pa. in okolico: Anton Zidan.
SEX. Blaz. Novak, 656S Rowan ave.
Pueblo, Colo: Chas Pogorelec, sos Mof
fet IN Jos. HoGevar.
Pullman. H.: John Levstek, 1929
Ralphton, Pa: Mart. KoroSetz. Il. POS
Reading, Pa: John Pszderc, 343 River
Red Lodge, Mont: Louis Yeller, bO,
~ Cali.
Reliance, wyo.; Jernej Ver6ie, box 1852
Rock Springs, wyo.: F. 5. Tavcher, 44C
eth ST.
Roslyn. Wash: John Zobec, box 10; q
JanaCek.
Roundup, kamp 5 in 4, kakor tudi "a
King kampO, Mont: Frank Novak, b
1876, Roundup, Mont.
St. Louis, Mo-: Val. Sever.
st. Paul, Mimi: Matte Gregorin, IS +
4th ST.
Sharon. Pa: Jos. Paulenich, R. F. D
81, Box A.
Smithon in Westmoreland Co., Pa.
Joseph Radisek, Central Hotel.
South Fork in st. Aicheal, Pa: Jakot
Rupert.
Springfield. NJ: Frank Bregar, le2.
y. 10th ST.
Stanton, nj: Anton Ausec, l.. B. l5s
in Jos. Mostar.
Steelton- Pa: F. n. Ribarich, ITO n
Front St.
Stone City. Kans.: Milne Fine, box 1876
Stone City, Mineral ter w. Mineral
Kans.: John Gorsek.
Struthers, o.: Math Urbas.
Sublet, Wyo.: John Ostroznik, box III
Superior, Wyo.: Luka Closer, box 34l
Sweetwater, Wyo.: Pavel Hribar.
Thomas, w. Va: Frank Kocian, Lad
Bewedek, box III.
Tonopah, Ney.: w 3. stefanae.
Vandling in Forest City, Pa: Anton
Drasler, box g.; Frank Rataic, box l06
w. Newton. Pa: Jos. Zorko, r. F. d
;. box Ola.
W~alkerville in Butte, Mont: Peter NJ
Barich, box 1915.
WauSegan & North Chicago: j. Zakov
SEX, 427 Belwedere St.
Wick Haven, Pa: Luka kralj, Box 6S
Wilcox, Pa: FIR. Sedej
Winterquarters, Scofeld in Blear Creek
Utah: Peter Zmerzlikar, Box IS.
Witt, Ill: ID. Sanuskar.
Youngstown, o.: John Petri6, box $50
VI. trbas, box 43l; Ant. Kikel, Ill,
Franklin Ave.
Yukon, Pa: Katarina KlariG, Ant
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-28

tudi mesecno porocilo in pristop-
ne karte.
Svota 20c Sc deli takole:
Gl. odboru skupne stranke... DC
GIL. odboru zveze............ sc
State in County organ...... sc
Izvanredni prispevki ....... &c
Skupaj ....................2O Doc
Poleg te Svote prideio Sc pra-
iila, HI staneio 30 DC komad in
pa clanske knji2ice, XII so 20 &c
komad.
ko preime talniStvo zveze pri-
stopne karte in svoto, odpoSlje
marke. da klubu StevilkO in po-
Size $ potrebno "a poslovanje.
Charter dobe klubi cd County
ali pa drzavne organizacije, in ST.
Ger vedno drugi mesec. ko ie
klub spreiet V zvezo.
Opravilnik "a vzdrzevanje sci.
s l. Pc klubu izvolieni pred
sednik ~predseduie. Ako zeli pred
sednik g%ovoriti, ga zamenja tai
mix. Ako govornik ne govori k
tocki dnevnega reda, ga ina
predsednik pravico poklicati k
redu. V skrainem slucaju pa ape
lirati ma priGuioGe, da Sc odvza-
me govorniku beseda.
s ,. Govorniki dobe besedo DO
vrsti, kakor Sc priiavijo.
s 3. Predlogi Sc stavijo ust-
memo.
s A. Debate o predlogu zamo-
reta voditi lie diva clana. eden "a,
drugi pa proti.
s ). Osebne opazke Sc Stavijo
vedno le ma koncu debate.
s 6. Predlagatelju ie dovoljeno
h-ure "a poroGilo in 10 minut "a
zakliucni govor.
s I. Vsak drug govornik govo-
ri lie dvakrat k enemu predmetu
in sicer prvic - a drugic 5 mi
nut.
s s. Predlogi Sc ~sprejemajo 2
nadpoloviGno vecino glasov. Pri
enakosti glasov odloci predsedni-
kOv glas.
s 9. Glasovanie o predlogih je
iavno z vzdiganjem roke.
: 10. Volitve Sc vrSe potion tai
mega glasovania.
s II. Kvorum ie tedaj, ako je
navzocih 3 clanov.
s -. Pri predavanju Sc lahko
razviie stvarna debata, nj pa do
volieno posegati vines z uprasa-
Mi ali meklici.
Dnevni red in drugo.
s /. Seize kluba sklicu.ie tainik
2 dopisnicami ali potion Zveznih
CLASH. Dale ~predseduje sell, dok-
Ter nj izvolien predsednik.
s 2. Predsednik predseduje in
v~zdrzuie red glasom opravilnika
in dnevnega reda.
s 3. Tainik kluba vodi racun-
sko knjigo o prejemkih in izdat-
kin. pobira clanarino in izdaja
clanom redne in izvanredne
strankine marke; dale vOdi ko-
respondenco s County, State in
81. tajnikom zveze pc potrebi;
hrani spise, premozenje in vodi
imenik dobrih in slabih 5lanov;
podpisuie vse uradne iistine in
mora imeti ypogled V vse delo
kluba.
s 4. Z~apisnikar vodi zapisnik
in V vsakem :zlru pomaga tai
niku.
s .. ORGANIZATION vodi brigo "a
pridObitev novih Glanov in da so
Slani n~aroceni ma zvezna glasila,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-28

Ia 81 Sc lahko vsak XII INA cita-
ii anglesh naroci "a cello leto. q.
M. w. Journal, uradno glasilo
organiziranih premogarjev, ali
pa Miners Magazine, uradno gla-
silo organiziranih rudarjev. Oba
lista sta tednika in sc Jill naroei
pri sodr. |. Susnarju, tajniku J.
S. z. cor Halsted & Madison ST.,
4th floor, Chicago, III.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-28
NEKAJ NAVODIL, KAKO IA
CETI SOCIALISTICNI
KLUB.

&c je V VAST naselbini poleg
Vas Sc cetorica zavednih delav-
cev, 81 zamorete ustanOviti socla-
hsticni klub in ga priklopiti Ju-
goslovanski socialisticni zvezi V
Chicago. Klub mora namrec lmetl
pri osnovanju najmanje . clanov.
DotiGnik, XII misli osnovati klub,
mai pise popreje tajnistvu zveze,
Ill n. Market ST., Chicago, ILL.,,
in zahteva tiskovine "a ustanovl-
tev, kakor pristopne Karte, for
mule "a m~esecna poroGila in en-
iztis pravil.
Pri ustanovitvi Sc ie ozirati ma
sledeca navOdila:
Sklice mai Sc skupai ljudi, Ia
katere Sc misli, da bi postal So
cialisti. 10 ste zbrani, mai skill
cateli razdeli med priGujoce pri-
stopnice. Vsak, Xxi zeli postati
clan kluba. izpolni emo teh pri-
stopnic, kakor Sc glase vpraSa-
MIA. Nato Sc izroci karte s soc
vred sklicatelju. Ko so vse pri-
stopne karte in svote pobrane, sc
vol takoi odbor. in sicer tajnik,
organization in zapisnikar "a emo
leto, predsednik Sc vol pa pri
vsaki sell. S tenn ie klub vstanov-
lien.
Pc sell pOSlje tajnik g. tajni-
ku zveze cd vsakega Glana pc
20c "a mcse3ne prispevke, kakoy
tudi mese6no poroGilo in pristop.
ne karte.
Svota zoe Sc deli takole:
Gl. odboru skupne stranke... DC
Gil. odboru DC
State in County organ..... sc
Izvanredni prispevki ....... DC
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-07-11
A2ggEASGEA:NI
WEV I&I1s NEkS ana NOTES

i The first endurance run of the OF
| tumwa Qa.) Motorcycle Club was made
| to Iowa City, a distance of 1877 miles.
| The annual hill climb of the Buffalo
| Motorcycle Club was witnessed by L.
| 500 people.
| Many croquet enthusiasts in and
around Kansas City use motorcycles in
/ travelling to and from the different
tournaments.
The grand opening tour of the To-
ronto Motorcycle Club was attended by
thirty-five riders.
In a race between a motorcycle and
a Mineral Range passenger train in
Michigan. the two-wheeler came out an
easy winner.
One of the speediest and most fear
less girl motorcyclists of the country
- Miss Florence Kellog, of Sioux City,
An all-motorcycle picnic, given by
motorcycle dealers for motorcycle
riders, was recently staged at Mime
A State motorcycle association has
been formed in Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noah, of Muskogee.
Okla, made motorcycle trip to
omaha. distance of S25 miles, in just
four and half days.
A new motorcycle club has been or
ganized at Waukesha, Wis. Runs OF
200 miles and upward are planned for
the summer.
Charlie Coon, an enterprising
farmer of Peabody, Mass, uses a mo-
torcycle with sidecar attachment for
delivering eggs and poultry into town,
and carrying supplies back to his
farm.
Twenty-four new motorcycles were
this year added to the Detroit, Mich,
police department.
AS q result of a recent contest. the
membership of the Tri-Ctiy Motor
cycle Club of Rock Island and Moline,
ILL.,, and Davenport, Iowa, was boosted
80 per cent.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-07-11
TWOMBLY CYCYECAR
NOW A LOCAL FEATURE
Graceful Little Model Is Being De-
mOnstrated by Trostle & Mourer,
Local Representatives

The new Twombly cyclecar was re-
cetved by Trostle & Mourer yesterday
and is now creating considerable in
terest as the trim-looking little car is
seen in the streets. With its fine,
shapely proportions, true stream-line
effect, the new Twombly is a model of
smartness, exceedingly graceful and
artistic, but the greater attraction is
in the surprising comfort of the rider,
convenience to the driver and it's re-
markable evenness when going at a
very high speed.
Owing to it's low center of gravity
the Twombly sticks as closely to the
road as the big cars, and. while skim
ming along at a fifty mile gait, nego-
tiates road conditions that are exceed
ingly difficult to all cars and impossible
to many.
The wheels are specially designed
with heavy wire spokes and extra
long hubs, practically an indestructible
wheel
The Twombly has true differential
axle, with a solid shaft from wheel to
wheel, more than doubling strength
and efficiency-and it is the most ac-
cessible live" axle ever built, for the
car can be raised on the roadway and
the entire axle and differential re-
I moved within five minutes.
Telescoping steering wheel is an
other of the many good things in the
Twombly-raised or lowered while
running or movable entirely out of the
way in entering the car. Detailed de-
scription shows Twombly specifications
to be as attractive as most cars of very
much greater cost. The Twombly price
is 1895.
The Twombly cars won every event
i'm their class from competitive field
of five other entries in the first cycle
car meet held in America, June 13,
through northern New Jersey. This
included forty-mile schedule and
hill climbing, reverse gear, fuel econ
omy, crank start and low gear con-
test. The Twombly again won at the
Michigan state Fair grounds race
track. These were regular stock cars,
going twenty-five miles in 20 minutes,
fifty miles in go minutes, minus one
tire, and twenty miles in 26 minutes
with broken wheel caused by collision.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-07-11
Invermore Passengers
Transferred in Safety
BY Assoeiated Press

st. Johns, N. F., July 11.-All of the
passengers on the coastal steamer In
vermore. which struck on the rocks
near Brig Harbor Point and the Lab
rador coast, last night, were landed
safely to-day. Messages received here
from the scene of the wreck said that
the steamer filled rapidly after strik-
ing and war to-day resting on the
rocks with only her top deck above
water.
The Invermore struck while trying
to avoid the heavy ice north of the
Strait of Belle Isle. She left here
July to go as far north as the ice
would permit. She carried a heavy
freight cargo and many passengers,
most of them Labrador fishermen and
planters who were bound north for
the summer.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-07-11
Abbott-D etroit Enjoys
Prosperous Sales Season

George J. Nachert, manager of the
Abbott Motor Car Company's local
factory branch reports an exception
ally prosperous season for the Abbott
Detroit cars. Four of them were de-
livered by the local office this week,
and the National report is equally as
encouraging since Edward +. Gerber
assumed the ownership of this COM
pany with it's famous "Bull-Dog'' line
of motor cars.
The publicity appropriation is among
the largest of the advertised automo-
bile concerns in the country. Quality
standards are therefore essential to
back up the expressions that build
confidence for a motor car. Many no.
ticeable improvements and refinements
are noticeable even to casual OBJ
server, since scientific factory oper-
alton is the rule of the present or
ganization-
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-07-11
"GIRL IN THE MOON" DRAWS BIG
CROWDS

This will be Harrisburg's last chance
to see The Girl In the Moon" at the
Colonial Theater. for the clever little
miss, who has sailed out over her audi
ences like a mysterious being from the
heavens above. ends her three-day en-
gagement tonight But 1t is likely that
the management will wont to bring her
back again, for she has been tre-
mendous hit. No one knows where
the moon and girl come from, but there
is no doubt about her presence, especi-
ally when the young woman reaches
out of her seat in the moon and fastens
a flower in the lapel of someone's coat.
Monday Tuesday and Wednesday, there
will be a new and very excellent bill at
the Colonial, including the comedy
musical act of the Four Banta Broth
ers-AdVertiSement.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-07-11
WEST SHORE NEWS
DAMAGE AT NEW CUMBERLAND

New Cumberland, Pa, July IL
Storm damage last night was very
heavy in and about New Cumberland,
owing to the heavy downpour. The
water rushing down an alley near the
United Brethren Church Flooded the
basement, damaging the quarters used
by the mems Bible class and which
We're handsomely fitted up. The cell
lar at the general store of Yinger and
McKeever, in Fourth street, was filed
with water and a large amount of
produce and groceries destroyed The
loss here will be heavy.
Chickens were drowned in coops
in all parts of the town and streets
and pavements were badly washed
out.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-07-11
New Brands of Tobacco
to Be. Offered Navy Men
By Associated Press

Washington, July 11.-General sat
isfaction was expressed to-day
throughout naval circles when it be-
came known that Secretary Daniels,
contrary to expectations, had au-
thorized the retention of popular
brands of tobacco and articles which it
had been rumored would be denied
admission to the commissary stores.
Under the new order, not only will
those articles which have been car
ried in the commissary departments,
be retained but it is intended to as
sure greater latitude of choice to the
men by admitting additional brands
of tobacco and personal commodities
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ONLY IN TIES STORE

And nowhere else in the city, can you
enjoy a side side comparison OF
the Victory -Victrola, Columbia Grafa-
nola and Edison-DamondD Disc. Come
in any time. j. H. Troup Music
House, l 5 South Market Square.-Ad-
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GOSPEL CREW AT SUNBURY

Enola, Pa, July 11.-To-morrow
afternoon the Gospel crew of the
Enola Pennsylvania Railroad Young
Mems Christian Association will con-
duct the service at the association at
Sunbury. The service will be held in
the park along the Susquehanna
river
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Quoted by the Baraca class. In the
morning the address will be delivered
by Rev. f. d. Keen, the pastor of the
church, and the evening address will
be delivered by Rev. M. r. Bartholo-
NEW.
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CAMP INSTALLATION

Enola, Pa, July Washington
camp No. $50 of the Patriotic order
Sons of America, of Enola, will hold
an installation meeting in Bitner's
hall on Monday evening.
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SUCCESSFUL FESTIyAL

Enola, Pa, July IL. - large
crowd attended the festival given by
the ladies of the Methodist Episcopal
Enola, on the lawn adjoining
he church on Thursday evening.
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BARACA DAY CELEBRATION

Lemoyne, Pa, July 11.-To-morrow
will be observed as Baraca Day in the
Grace Evangelical Church, the morn
ing and evening services will be con-