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Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-21
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s " " .ss = i. ~ s";si ses xs.sss ss,
t one tSressis xsss ;. <. s.s $50 scft : = g e
eill ado. snd Containing IN ~ three
h..i.,.rsd tseniy. - snr~s. asors az ie-~.
ssF i6sTss s 4 ,ass..sr sss ..sS sssH" II mrrsss ss
nieuis thareon- and al y ~ster sight- there
~ Longing or N ssss ~s-s ssspertssn-
~ ,..s.a'',,, ~ - 80 ~ ~
iuiss aus iof ths sam oi snnl. - a4xssi Wow
~. ssh, @s. paI aide Y she order q
I alIllsilo. Ninety days slser iats With IN.
-, I thareen ron assse - the rs1e ~
s'-sni ger cent per amman sad one tsr shs
3 ,i'ie . The order u the S.usreuty Sease
a,,sa sss' a,s s.sk ss i.ssssss sAsssss Ssss
irom date al the r~ae ot sen psr esst per
Aud Whereas. Ds.sault No. beep made
p ne said sranior .n ss.i frssi Deed 10
esadsaSs %Psses usos s'ss"ass & ss sSs sef%s %s
% sad Trust Deed IN thss. to-wn. That
said zrantor has Jailed 70 PEI ssid princi-
ths interest due on said principal nodes,
ur aiif part thereof.
And Whereas, said notes siso provide
N mag Land aud Investment Company
- pas All costs. expenses and attorney :
Ana Whereas. The legal holder of the
Indebtedness represented by SAID note
ha- hied With said Public Trustee notice
and demand in writing. declaring said de
debt represented by said notes and inter
est thereon TO date OF sale due and pay
able and demanding the sale Of sa.si
ihna, water rights and improvements IN
Now, Therefore. Public Notice is hereb,
( EVen that. pursuant 10 said notice. eiec
tiun aud demand. aud under and by virtue
Y the authority vested in me BY said
/ Trust Deed and the law, L. .. q. Palmer
! Public Trustee of said Gunnison County
rights and improveme pts Tor cash. II pub
,c auction, TO the highest bidder q ths
West front door Of the County Cour'
RADIO. on Saturday the Dth day Of Nay "A
! y. 1915. AT ii.p O'Clock in the forenoon TO.
the purpose Of paying said note, Interest
10 date Of sale. reasonable attorneys feee
and the expenses Of this sale. and viii
/ give TO the purchaser thereof . cert hcsts
Z Of purchase therefor rs provided BY Isw.
Dated April 18th. tsf5.
I SEAL 4. q. PALMER
| Public Trustee Of tiunnison County. Colo
I sapp and Nash, Attorneys.
/ First publication April nth, isi5.
/ Last publication - nth. 1e15.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-21
eRNIAG CHARGES IRE
SOME HIGHER THIS YELH
0ummOus.

Grazing charges are higher than
last wear. For cattle and horses they
are As to 80 cents per head in the
west and IS TO 3 so for cattle and
Sll0 to 80 90 for horses in the east.
Sheep ana goats pay II to Is cents
in the west and 25 to ~ cents in the
eoet; swine % to 40 certsin the west
and 80 to 90 cents in the east
The cattle and horse allowance ~as
made 92.656 and the sheep allow
ance 120,Ssl smaller this year than
lest year. This was because high
beef prices have driven many sheep
men into the cattle business.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-21
Huliss q ~ Ssalsnsu

In the msstss a the ssssss u James =.
Carr.
Notice is hssvAV sivsa shst os nosday shs ~
day of Jsse 4. D. 1Sa5. bsiaG one a the No.
uisr dsys a the Jsue ssv1 a the eoset0
rads. l. Jeusis mcvsoa, Amisistsasris a saia
estate. will sp0ssr kseoss ths JsAss q ssid
mioistrasvis psoS tie appsO~sl 0kthe same asa
Will then apply 10 - aisshssDs1 sssh cd
pinistratris - wkbeh tius and piece eng PEE
500 In interest ~ appsor and pressat Obise
tions 70 the same, n any there BE-
Dated st 6ussisea. Colosado, Nay %, 1915.
JENNIE MCvEAN,
Deces sod.
ir-t rub Mar "a. lyi5. Last pub June II. 1A
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-21
~ GsuuDns's -

WhksREAs. Dudley NJ Carr whose ad-
dress is sas.nero. tsunnison Coanty. Colo
RADIO. grantor by his Trust Deed. dated
February 2lst. lsu and recorded March
isth, isiA in the Once oi the Clerk and Ne
corder Of 1nnnison County. Colorado. in
Cosnty convey ed 10 the Public Trustee q
said County the followins land in said
Sss".y s, u ,s: % Ig ss, AZ !" - sssssS Sss,S
p esnse Thfse z Nes, 2, the New Mes.
81 or essS @ date With 1 said Trust Bsed , Nor iar
s>ns.6t, pay able TO the order of The GaDni-
son Grocery Company SIX months after
the rate OF ten per cent. per annum pay
And Whereas. Default has been made By
the said grsntor in said Trust Deed in the
performance q the covenants aud condi.
tsons lmpo4ed upon him By the terms u
said Trust Deed IN this. to-~it: That said
note when due and has Jailed 20 pay the
inssres, .s ls due on said principal note OF sns
And Whereas, The legal holder of the
indebtedness represented BY said note
has Aled with said Public Trustee n0tics
snd demand in writing. dec eclaring said de-
debt represented by said note and Interest
thereon TO date Of sale due and pay sble
and demsndiag the sale od ssid land under
Nov, Therefore, Public Notice is hereby
given that, pursusnt 10 said notice, elec
q tAe swthority. vested - me by said Trusl
psed sad the lev, !. =. q, Palmer, fvblis
Ivsstse a esia 9xnnisoe Co~sty, will eel
lie sNctioa, 20 the hiQhese bidder = tAe
West ir0st door of The COeaty .CeHr'
Mouse. 10 the town II 0enaie0e ia th<
% Monday tke i1sh day of june 4. d. ~
/ = = O'clock in the forenoon Tor the PNs
80 q peyinG 80 note. inserest 20 -
/ a saAe zen per cont attorney lees and tn
ekpen0eo a this sale, snd will give 10 tn
purchaser thereof . certiRcste of purchas,
theFef0F - prov ided By Law.
Dated uay nth, to15.
SEA- =. O. PALMER
Public Trustee Of Gum nison County, Colo
Iedo.
irst pubIicstion Nay 10Th, iei5.
Last publication June lith, 1915.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-21
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UesAaUs0- NJ ss-ss~eny = -
asAaxss - ps~as>unsss . - - 0S
ia1iws S9 sdnsnsuasslag - - -
UessA prw~sdH sans aua~ms' tunA -
~ ~ .n@s sr s0os hAB -
ssd sehsr s~sssssssnsl ps-vDo ssse
Of ese scs~s - se-s S2 Vssss1b - -
exs.sd sssry yssrs. Ths sss ssuG
osnts sA~ resoksbss p~russ vs>so -
aer UAscA sscssssssaal ~ a -
sos~sas sss~sdy has dssss.s-d ssnGs-
sbly. usnS u~srs Ass< b<sa uswalnG
~ ssake sohstsutsai suspsoss0sota -
csass q tee usesrtssaV ~ tssus~ -
Vowed Va the Odd form Of pssmst. whscA.
hesessr. 70 still exp~ct~d " sssst shs
s~quirements Of persoas whe sse not
lskeiy 70 Sscupy sss ssasl fsr asss 49,
Zee ysas~. % 10 ssake sasbsssaD -
psosss,suss.
The Pssaesy ebJset Il ~ ''0so
pseUSea, - sAe isoses 60 caAkB4 -
80 to sb&aia ssssuue but - pss0o&s
ne use u nasssnol fosest lanA fer -
cssstsoasl pssposes. say tbs seGuassssns.
At the sesss tssse. ssacs peswistses re-
ceIve spscssl benefits. st - rsGestsd -
only far shst they should ssi0busse
The Gosesnussat for The expeudisuss w
currsd IN administering the fesssts.
The rstes rsaGs from q . yesr ~ u
accordance with the lscssisa II sAe
land. the demand for it. and the We TO
which il will be put. The district for
esters ere authorized TO Grs.t pssuits
to applicants Who intend to Uake i'm
provements costing less thaa q, no,
sad 20 use the land for . pssisd not
loaesr thsa fifteen yesss. An seher
psrmits will hs approved BY the fossst-
er ct Washington.
Applications must he filed with sAe
supervisor Of the forest effected, de-
sienstine the location Of the load desir-
ed, the use 10 he made sf il, saa tbs
approximate cost Of contemplated i'm
psovemsats. Exsmipation anA survey
of the lsad wlll be msae by sAe fsssst
service frse u charge. An applicsti0a
for hotel or . summer resaGt site Rust
bs accompanied BY plans saA spscSfica-
tisas u psopossd structures snA . sssts-
nent - to shsir ps0bsbse sest fhe
lev stipslstss hve scsss - sAs nsxi-
num, ed it 10 believoa thot nscA less
thea this will sufgice for NEST pssDsas,
bSt PssMjttsss will R0t be plassd slsss
tsessAss sksspt whsa il = nsssssjtstsd
~ hssvy As@asd for lsai in pssties-
~ Iseaaity.
Rosos4 s2eoss 60 ia0eSueeoa = -
vset sssassseiseie ssstss, q Assisuhhlu
lss.Aisns by is1iviAusls - Gvssp -
- pssntGs vill - Oivsa ls laaAs vAisl
- sshtset - saasy unAss - hs~s.
sesaA lsW, - 1ss laa1a UAisA vill be
ssstsd - psb,ie - sssi-VuAle pur-
psss. Whsse psowisisa ~ - sseds of
s0cs0etssa usssv snlls lse susA . csurse,
- fsess4 sseviss sssssvss puklic camp
ING - sstinG 0sssaAa, spsa without
sAaaUe to IN ~ dssise 10 aake use of
them.
The regulations psoviAe amonx other
things tAst psrMitAsss sAall comply
with stsAe lsws - ~ rules sf the de-
Psrt1eat q agsicsltsse; tAst premises
BE kept nsst - ssaitssy: that all
ressonsbIe precsutiras be taken to pre-
vent forest Ares; that in the case of q
hotel ~ rssort Tie pesnittse shall con-
dsct his bssiaess IN . legsl end orderly
-~>A0,
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-21
state of Colorado.
County of tsunnisor
IN the MATTER
OF TIM EST ATE
on
kmma y. Partch.
Deceased.
G.. A. Partch.
Administrator.

this sth day Of LAY A. ID. lel5. upon the pc
titIon fled herein by &. A. Psrtch, Admin
istrntor of said estate, Tor the sale of the
folio wing described real estate, OF . por-
tion thereof. to-vit: Lots eight ~ nine
o., snd ten ~ in nlock thirty ~, ToSa
q GsIn.n:,.en, sssessa;c % sns ss .oa 9. os y
record in the Once q The Clerk SD -
corder of Gunnison County, ets4e u Colo
RADIO. for the purpose of paying the debee,
claims and alloW nncee against said 80
tate, and for the suvther reason that u
would be 70! the ssss intsrsss = said &C.
said petition Sks1 proper sad ieGsi
grounds exist Tor the sale "a all or . pos-
tiQn of said reel eseate,
Now The.etore, y is ordered by the
ss. q .s sss q Ss
oi, or heirs q said aecedeRt. be sRd -
of ssid CouN, in the Town ef 0unnisoa.
County end eta1e aa0gesAid, on the Nh
dsy a june, A. 2. iess. q the hour d tve
sss sS.s. s q -: .sos css: q :ss NV
vky sn order sAeYl1 not be HsAe direct
ing the said z. A. PAstch 20 eeil the Whose
necessery tor the purposes specseed n
Eis fsrsSsr ovAsvsa TAss this ovasr b.
. eeks in the 9Unnison KewsChanp,oa
I . weekly public newspaper published IN
~ the SSRIs'io~a SRf'i; =: STONE: m
County Judge.
Tir.s p1blishsS nsy !. -.
Last published june T. 1ol5
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-21
hs1iss ~ AAInaaiso
DekDNT Weut O1 VhF IbVFF1OT,
U. b. Land OAce at Montrose, Colorad

IJepnF' WeuI Ot Vhf IbVFFIuH
U. B. Land O&ce at Montrose, Colorado
May 18th 1875
Notice is hereby given that Ade bsssvell
Of Bapiasso. Colorado, Who. On April 2+fh,
MA, = ode Ds-sr Land Entry. No. tnrse
igs eVh a NVh. section 2s. fowasbip "
NostA oanGeS West, Nee Mesico Principal
DeSidiRn. has 6lsd notice of intention to make
Final Desevt Land PIocf, 10 establish cisia
70 the land above described. before Ernest n
kousss, U. .. Commissioner. 1T GnontsoD,
Colosado, on the swent yfiftb day of jane
lSls.
Ciainsst names - witnesses:
Petsr Psserson George Lucas. Ernest En-
boa, Charles Austin. ell II Sspin.ro, orsdo
o. c SKINNER
Register
Fisst publication Nay 2l, 1918.
Last Publicstion june 2a, 1915.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-21

Col. Jared L. Sanderson, the man
Who brought the first mail into Den.
yer and the Sanderson of the famous
Barlow & Sanderson stage line Of
early days. died in Boulder rscestly.
q the advanced age Of "a.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-21

ros viii mics TIE laugh Of your life II
you fell 70 sse Dick DeeAeye" at Pin
afore MoaAay night.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-21
o4n = - c. = esnlniD ~
- e - G1nuh
IN THt COIN
!. IN COT KIT,
IN PROBATE.

Order to sh Q "
Cause ON Position
Tor Sale 0f Rea kr-
tate.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-04-14
[-ENHAUT
GIVE KITCHEN SHOWER

Members of Class No. of Enhaut
Church of God Sunday School, taught
by Mrs. Elias Fackler, gave q Kitchen
shower Saturday evening at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hartz in honor
of their son, John A. Hartz and wife.
Many pretty gifts were received. Re
freshments were served to Mrs. Elias
FackleR Mrs. William Staub, Mrs.
Walter Fackler, Mrs. Erwin Fackler,
Mrs. Jacob Boyer, Mrs. o. Bachman,
Mrs. A. Bachman. Mrs. William
Flowerlield. Mrs. Fred Flowerfied.
Mrs. William Aungst. Mrs. Hayes,
Mrs. Jacob Snavcly, Mrs. William
Hartz. Mrs. Albert Kriner. Mrs.
Michael Wagner, Mrs. John Grone,
Mrs. William Houseal.. Mrs. Ed. S.
PAUL, Mrs. John Hartz, Mrs. Harry
Hartz, Master Mason Staub, Master
William Staub, Master Erwin Fackler.
Master Charles Fackler. Master Harry
w. HarN, John Crone. Ed. S. PAUL,
Michael Wagner. John Hartz, Harry
IIartz, Miss Mary Boyer. Miss Opal
Fackler. Miss Florence Bachman, Miss
Edith Bachman. Miss Catherine
Houseal, Miss Margaret Houseai, Miss
Nina PAUL. Miss Pauline Wagner,
Master George PAUL and Master Ed
ward PAUL.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-04-14
HIGH STUDENTS To
SING OLD LEGEND
Cantata .Christoforus" to Be Given
April 20 Under Professor
Harclerode's Direction

Under the direction of Professor
William M. Harcierode, supervisor OF
music. students of the Steelton high
school VIII present their fifth annual
cantata in the high school auditorium
Tuesday evening, April 20.
The title of this years cantata will
be "Christoforus, by Josef Rhem-
berger. "Christoforus" is built upon
an old German legend dealing with a
giant who served the devil as a war
rior until he was called upon to bear
the Christ-child across n river where
upon he deserted the devil and became
a servant of Christ.
The part of Chrstoforus is taken by
Luke Butt. The other soloists will he:
Miss Martha Armstrong, contralto: NJ
G. Hummer. of Dauphin, tenor; Re-
becca Miller. soprano; Eugene Buck,
grammar school, boy soprano, and
Margaret Atticks, alto. .f-'
Reserved seats for the cantata will
be placed on sale in Frumin's iewelry
store, North Front street, Saturday
morning.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-04-14
INDOOR LIFE MAKES FAT
TAKE OIL OF IIOREIN TO KEEP
WEIGHT DOWN, OR TO RE
DUCE SUPERFLUOUS
EAT

People who are confined within doors
and who are deprived of fresh, invgor-
atinG air and exercise must take pre-
caution to guard against over-stout-
ness, as fat acquired by indoor life is
unhealthy and a danger to the vital
organs of the body. Lack of exercise
in the fresh air weakens the oxygen
carrying power of the blood, so that it,
is unable to produce strong muscles
and vitality and the forma tion of un-
slightly and unhealthy fat is the result
If you are IL or 20 pounds above nor
NAL weight you are daily drawing ON
your reserve strength and are constant
ly lowering your vitality by carrying
this excess burden. Any person who
is satisfied in their own mind that they
are too stout should go to good drug
gist and get a box of oil of koren cap
sules, and take one after each meal
and one just before retiring at night.
Even a few days treatment should
show a noticeable reduction in weight
digestion should improve, energy re-
turn, footsteps becomes lighter and the
skin less flabby in appearance.
oil of korein is inexpensive, cannot
injure, helps the digestion and is dc
signed to increase the oxygen -carrybuS
power of the blood. Any person wla
wants to reduce their weight 10 or -
pounds should give this treatment q
trial. There is nothing better - Ad-
vertisement.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-04-14
t.STeeLTOnS1
BIG FIELD DAY MAY
De HELD ON MAY 8
To Make Final Plans For Formal
Opening of Borough's Big
Park System

Final plans for the field day and
formal commencement of the develop
ment of a comprehensive park sys-
tenn for Steelton will be formulated
at a meeting of the park committee
of the Municipal League early next
week.
C. S. Davis, chairman of the COM
mittee, and Harry c. Wright, president
of the league, this morning discussed
tentative plans for the field day exer-
cises and intimated that the date will
likely be. Saturday, May 8. There is "A
possibility, however, that this date may
not definitely be decided upon on ac-
count of the high school interclass
track meet, which may be held on that
date.
1t is the intention of the Municipal
League to invite all the children of
Steelton, particularly the boys over IL
years Of age, to aid in laying out the
paths and drives in the Luther r. Kel-
ker park tract, which just recently
has been plotted by Warren III. Man
ming. the Boston landscape architect
who planned Harrisburg's park sys-
tenn.
The members of the park commit
tee in charge of the field day plans
are: G. s. Davis, chairman; j. V.
w. Reynders, l.. r. Johnson, Robert
NJ. Rutherford and j. NJ. Heagy.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-04-14
~OBERLIN "a -
oBERLIN PERSONALS

G. A. Stengle was the guest OF
friends in Mt. Joy Sunday.
Professor George Capp. of New York
city, spent Sunday with Postmaster M.
G. Tobias.
Mrs. Jacob Kreiner visited her
daughter in Hoernerstown.
Walter Hooker has gone to Barring
ton, Montana, for the Pennsylvania
Steel Company.
Miss Alice Butterfield, of Gettysburg,
visited Mr.. and Mrs John Bennett.
Miss Stella Kostenbader, of Ruther-
ford, visited in town Sunday.
Mrs. George Etzweiler, daughter
Sara and Miss Emma Eshenour, of
Millersburg, are guests of their par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Fl. c.. Eshenour.
Mrs. William Masmer spent the
weekend in Marietta.
Miss Efiie Rupley is visiting in AL
toona
Mrs. Irwin Hackman has gone to De-
troit Michigan to join her husband
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-04-14
CALLED HIM CROOK;
FIGHT ALMOST RESULTS
CONTINUED from First Page. ]

=
but did not pay particular attention to
who was in 1t. A moment later some
one yelled, There's that stiff-necked
crook now l turned around and
saw Jamison. lie called me an ugly
name and | rushed up and struck him
in the face with my open hand. 9th
ers in the crowd parted us and took
Jamison away
Stood For Local Option
'I do not know what the Mayor had
reference to in calling me crook un-
less it was on account of my position
on the local option bill. / made my
fight last Fall on a local option plat
form and have always stood for the
bill. j never at any time said would
vote against the bill and the liquor
men knew my position. l am sorry
that this affair occurred, but / do not
propose to be attacked in such "a man
ner without defending myself"
Representative Wylie said the Mayor
and Jamison had tried to persuade
him to vote against local option but
he refused. Other members of the AL
legheny county delegation, VINO had
witnessed both affairs. said the Mayor
and Coroner also criticised Representa-
tive Mearkle, accusing him of going
over for the local option bill.
Neither the Mayor nor Jamison
could be found this morning, but those
who talked with the Mayor last night
say he made light of the affair. The
clash was discussed to-day with inter-
est by members of the Legislature,
many of whom had witnessed the af-
fair
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-04-14
Standing of the Crews
HARRIsBURG SIDE
philadelphia Division

Philadelphia Division - l2O crew to
go first after S.45 p. M: l2G. 127. 11S,
112. 11g, 1872, t05. 1O7, 116, 1909, 1875.
Engineers for 105. t12, 1872.
Fircmcn for 1i9. 127.
|. Conductors for u.s. 1872
Flagmcn for 113. ia, lS2
Brakemcn for 1O5, 107, 1872, 12S. 1872.
Engineers up:N Albright, Seilz, Snow,
Speas. Huber. Gecsey, Earhart, Stat
Ter, Conlilin, Shaub. Layman, Everetts,
Foster Madenford. First, Welsh, Grass.
Mulholm. Miller keaFney; Wag-
hart, Lantz. Neidigh, Yentzer, Behman.
Copeland, Balsbaugh. Sees, Libhart.
Manning, McCurdy, Huston. Watson.
Myers, Bushel Kreider, Hartz, Durall.
Conductor up: Ropp.
F'lagman up: Donohoe.
Brakemen up: Malseed. Coleman,
Dengler, Frock. Jackson. Riley. Al
bright, Bogner, Knupp, Stehman.
Moore, Cox.
Middle Division 26 crew to go
first after l.30 p. m. 23i, 215, 227. $50.
Preference; 2; 3.
Fireman for ?.
Engineers up: Wissler, Smonton.
man, HertZlcr. Free, Knisley.
Firemen up: Cox, Karstetter. Pott-
iger, Gross Ross. Fritz. Arnold Sea-
grist, Sheesley, zeiders, Liebau. F'letch-
er.
Conductors up: Eberlc, Baskins.
CAN'T.
Flagmen up: Bodley, Frank, Miller.
Brakemen up: Roller. Troy Martin,
Stahl, McHenry.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-04-14
NEWS or Tssg
hus usRAMR04 04S !
WEAR CAP STRAIGHT;
NEW COURTESY RULE
First of Series of Schools Fol
Pennsylvania Railroad Employees
Held Yesterday

Answer all foolish questions and
be particularly polite to rude and
offensive people" That is the rule
which henceforth will guide employees
of the Pennsylvania Railroad.
Yesterday the road launched its
courtesy campaign and held a series
OF meetings at Philadelphia They will
be known as courtesy schools for in
struction. Harrisburg and other cities
will have similar sessions.
II. c. Bixler, assistant superintend-
ent of the terminal division, outlining
to sixty men the purpose of the cam
paign, gave them the following cour-
tesy code:
When on duty, be alert and alive
to the interests of the public and road.
Keep your cap on straight. Keep
your coat buttoned. Have your shoes
shined.
You must not engage in unneces-
sary conversation with passengers, but
answer questions that, are addressed
to you, no matter if the questions
seem foolish. Give civil answers.
THE road is operated for trans
portation of passengers and goods. 1t
spends large amounts of money
through solicitors to get business and
hold il. IT is then up to us to handle
the business in such way that every
passenger and every shipper will be IL
booster.
Courtesy plays an important part
in getting business and holding it. AS
employees we must not only cultivate
courtesy. but exercise it at all times"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-04-14
Political Move in New
Note From Ambassador

Washington. D. c., April 14,--High
administration officials made no secret
to-day of their displeasure not only at
the tone of the memorandum recently
presented to the Department of State
by Count Won Bernstorff, the German
ambassador, but at its publication by
the embassy without consulting the
American government The memo
randum is regarded as an effort to
bring political pressure upon the ad-
ministration through German Ameri-
can voters to stop the shipment of
arms to belligerent countries, though
the German foreign office. in official
communications, has admitted the
perfect right of American citizens TO
make these shipments.
II is learned from a high official
that special umbrage has been taken
by the administration at that part Of
the memorandum which reads:
IF the American people desire TO
observe true neutrality they will find
means to stop the exclusive eXporta O.
ton of arms to one side"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-04-14
ENHAUT NOTES

Mr.. and Mrs. Artemus H. Ellen
berger have returned from their
honeymoon trip and will reside at
2115 North Sixth street. Harrisburg.
The Rev. A. S. Fasick. superintend-
ent of the Harrisburg district of the
Methodist Episcopal Church. addressed
the federated Bible classes of Swa-
tara township in the Bressler Meth
odist Episcopal Church Sunday aft
ernoon. Several hundred men were
in attendance.
at Middletown.
The Rev. DR.. William Sebert Houck,
Of Pittsburgh, preached in the Church
of God Sunday morning.
Harvey Lebo and Ray Wagner are
on trip to the Pacific Coast
Supervisor A. $. Green has a force
of men at work on the Poorhouse
road: They are macadamizing this
piece of road