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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-24

Ser YrGiitent, Der ben
aonareb los iein mill, nm bic aus
tpdrtiaen slngelegenbeiten ielber 81
perpiuidcn unb baber Die Sertogune
nid,t perbinoern lpirb, oiirfte iif nod
ipeniaen Monaten seiotbigt ieben,
i'm ipieber einSuberliierL nm eii'
W,ittel 5ur Teflua bes rieiig olt'
ipad,icnben Seii6its III finSen. VI
hat bercitS Dem 9anoe eine ariees'
ltcncr pom bunbert WsiIlionen anfer-
Ieat unb er lpirb scnotbigt iein, Dem
@oIfe nod peitere bunbert Riaionell
oIf,ubiiroen. Tieie 5rpeibunoert
W,illionen Touors. bic bos @olf ber'
aeben muB, iinb Der ~Trotit" Der
QHaif,nlisfsrung, auf ben Der pra'l'
bent ni6t per3i6ten nil. lie 8ui'
len bdtten ibon ldpeit matt aeiesi
nerben f6nnetl., ,fpiirbe ibnen nidt be-
itanbia ariegsmaterial aus Oieienl
aanoc suaeiiibrt Iamit mare Der
ariea ieinem gnOe nabe. Die groo'
tfeucrllng ipiiroe balo aiiboren, Die
9(rbeiter ipiebcr @eid6itigung baben
llno bas @eifdft iid ipieoer IN nor
malen 9crb1ltniiien befinoen. gber
bos beriibrt ben 9r1iioenten ni6t.
er mil bic @affenlieferanten be.
ihdftiet baIten. isrciIih bat er rod)
cine Gnti4uIbisurg gtad ieiner
8ehallptiing pdre es unneiitral, ben
Werfoui Al perbieteH, 9os III elne
bonSareiflide llnlnahrbeit. slber
obiolut pabr lit es, Sob Die Sieferiins
in,biuaan 1T. Dine Die nmeritani'
iten aanonen uub gombeu tonnten
Die Ruiien niht Die SGuier BON frieo'
Iifen giireertl in granb idiefen mo
lpdren Die aoiafen nitt i'm Stanoe,
giolrb, 9liinoeruug, 8ranoitiitung
imb Gotb5u6t sii beaeben. Der frieo'
liebenoe, ser humane, Der ebrlihe
iinS Der fllIturf6roernbe Brdiioent
nlB feline fsreil6e baran haben, ipel'
die alorreifen Sbaten nit amerita'
niiden @affen in Sauben Ser Rriien
dpideheul
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-24
Die sisslpsdiasa gsnptsnisssas.rts

Die ndhfen bsib,n gpmpbonision.
's,rts finb.n ON Radnitiag bss 20.
unb am absub bss q. 6tbruar fat.
Nls SoIiitin pirtt bic SopraniItia
SRI. 5lprsHts 6ini!e nit. bic BEN
bisiisen pubIitum nod pom pstfioiits
men WaimuIitfeii In Der befm Grins
ntrnns iiebi. 2tuBsrbsm fpirb sslsssHi.
lid Der bsibsn aonSsris Gin bier ans
iiiiissr 9oniH5pfsr 5u Mcgt tom.
men. Gs III oiefss 6etr gcuis o.
Giurm, Der fonobl ais lusiibsHbtr
Muiilsr. iplt aud aIs ariiiir lkt aui
bas @oribsilbafitiis bstnnHi III uHo In
muiiiberftdnbigsn unb wuIiilisbsHbA
arsiIfn pirb BEN Debut osrrn'
5iurms als 9onidSpfsr nit benz
grBbtsn SRisrsiFs sIlissgsnedshsn.
Gas politdnblss prosraulm Der tfis
ttu 2ouserts II ME folss;
Epmpbonis 30. 38 in D-Dur. Wc5art
aEi, .gcl DE fdpsis' aus .Jigar0's
6od3sit+ Ml0sdrt
sirtIubiO. lena @nriasious
-. apuis O. Gturm
9lps Waria aus -0us btusrlrrila
ssupboniT4s 0i4iuHa .usasspgas
s.ssss 80 Svit
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-24

Cine eieentbiinilide @robe BON
@iiraertrrne baben Die Irobriten lid,
3nrehtgelegt. 9tad, ihrer gluifai-
iiiHe lit Scoer Elm gerrdtber, Der nid]t
3ugibt, Dab Die enpI1noer, Sraii5u-
fen uno 9iuiien i'm Nehte nnS Die
Deuti1en i'm llnredte iinb. lin Die
fen llniinn al masfiren, iagen Die
@robriten, oab bie 9eiitiden in Die.
ie m9anbe iiir 4aiier ilnb Heib ein.
treten uno Die Ser. Staaten als
nidt porbanoen betradten. Tas lit
ili6t bios llniiiaii, ionoern cine grobe
llntpabrbeit. gSerm Die Seiitiden
SteIliing gegen Die @afferlieferung
nebmen, mollen Tie nift Geiitiblano,
iunoern ole Ser. Staaten inter-
Itiiben, oa oieie burd Den arieg
i6iper leioen imo Die @affenlieie.
ring ben &rieg in Die 9anee siebt.
@enn tie oaaeeen proteitiren, Dab
england iinieren Sanbel aeipaItiam
unterbinoet. 70 lit oas Stellrngnab'
me Al @unltcn Ser Ser. Stnaten iIno
niht 9GltihIanbs. @enn es ali6
sutriiit, baB iebe @erfebtrng Der
Refte Der Ser. Staaten slei6ials
0eutidlanb gum ghlsen gereid)t, 10
lit bas pollfommen ueritanolit lln'
iere siette iperben nift pom 0elti6'
lamb beeintra6tigt. ionoern pon Gna'
Lamb. g8enn oie 3ertidlen Die en9lt'
ide Seite pertreten ipollten, piiroen
tie banit SteIliine segen infer Sano
nebmen. @orails 5ii erieben iii, oaB
Die pabre 9oDaIitdt aui beutiber ilno
nitt aui probritiidler Seite an3u.
treffen lit unb Der 8oripurf oes ger'
ratbs Die Nrobriten trifit, peld)e bic
@elpaItatte, Die gnelano gegcn I'M
fer 9ano begebt, nitt befanpfen ipie
oie Teiltiben es tbnn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-24

8ie Der TrGiibent nit
ieiner 4robnote gegen 9elttiblc1io
iibereiIt aebanDelt uno oamit Sen
GngIdnOern IN bic Sanb geipielt bat.
bariiber faun i'm Der aapitdr Der
rGoeIpn" belebren oeiien Sdiff nit
elmer 9aoma 9aumpoae III Der
9sorOiee aiIi cine Rine aitfgeiabren
ltno aeritGrt poroeu lit. gSie er NIT
ibeilt, lit er BON Dem engliiher Sfti'
sier, Der Oas Sdiff anbielt uno Die
2aoung 0llrhiudte, angefpieien luor-
oen, non oem ppu Der oeutihen glo-
miYalitdt poracihriebenen allrs ab.
siltpeiben rmo ii6 in oas Wiinenfelo
binaiIsBlheae6en, no er Deruagliiden
Muhte. RatiirIif geibab oas nit Der
fdltrfiihen Ibiiht, einen arieg 5IDi.
iden 1eilti6lanS irno ben Ser. Staa.
ten ber6e3ufiibreu un0 oieier Sal
hlnferltrei6 ipdre pieaeidt gelungerI,
Renn Die geiasung bes S6iffes err
truHfeu Ddre, mas aIiidli6er @eiie
nidt Der SAD gepeieu 1T. stber Der
&rdfioent fam ii6 oeriidert balten,
baB oieie RiftsDiir6igfeit aui einem
anoeren pHo gefdbrIiferen @ebiete
nerfu6t peroen pirb. inoem Die eng
Timber in Der oertiden ariegs8one
elm amerifaniibes Sdiff biud ein
lIuterieeboot torpeoiren laiieu, 0ab es
mt 0fauu uue @airs iiutereebt, SIN
Hidte Der anseiibrteH Sbatiadeu er.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-24
Iitt,uodl, Den "A, ;sebruar 1915.


@eri6iebene ameritaniibt
Meeoer babeu ibre aapitane angeipie'
fen, ben @eg I'm Sdottlanb berlln
ein5nihlagen, mas ibrer SrieoensIie'
be unb ibrsr @ernunft Elm bsfisrei
3eusniB aiisitellt, als oem Sraiiben.
ten 5ilseitanben perben fam, Der lid
ipeisert, alle amerifaniiden aupitln(
an3utpeiien, oaB lie ben @eg nebmen,
Der ieoe Spannlng NIT 9eutidIane
bernRioen miirbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-24

Ole Gbicagoer @eioenmat'
Ter baben Der llnteriu6une. nelbe
Die 9ilnoesregierrng neranitaltet, OBJ
iie Die @ei5erpreiie fiinitlib in bic
Sobe treiben, elm SinoerniB entge.
geneeitelt, Ter 9fegierungsanpalt
herlanate bic llnterbreitlingibrer gii.
der. Inn baraus 5u erieben, pieniele
DON ben @ertGufen tpel9e bic Matler
bermitteIt baben. Gdt uno Diepiele
bios ipefulatiper glrt iino. Die
Weufler baben Die @iniift in ibre Bit
fer aui 6en 8runo bin nerrpeigert,
bab iie in benielben @e5iebungen gu
ibren aitn6en iteben, tpie &Iienteu 5n
einem g[opofaten, ODER Batienten 5il
ibrem gIr3te rn6 Die 8eihdfte ibrer
&unoeu gcbcim gu balten nerpflihtet
iino. 9eatiirlid lit oas cine tuiiient-
Iih faule slusrebe. @eitditsmotIer
iino i'm Gimme oes @eieseS teine Der
traieusperionen, tpie glopofaten itnb
S[er3te ODER @eiitlife. SShre sI6iid1t
lit lebiaIif, Die llnteriutllng alifat'
baIteu. @ir gIaiiben iebod ni6t. baB
Oie Heairrrluq oieI ausridten fonnte,
ieIbit tpenn tie ben mabren Snhper'
baIt srmittelt. lin Der iAdblihsu
GpefuIatiou Ginbalt Su aebicter,
uuB man gu iolt)en HaOifoImittelu
greifeu, lpie iie iest bic beptite Re
gieriing in 9luiuenoung bringt, inoem
fie ben aan5en 0etreibebanbeI in ofe
Snnb genommen bat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-24

ipie froftIos llnS iddbisen6 fir Die
aInerifnniiten Sntereiien er iid &C.
gen gilsIaiio perbdIt nno ipie iirse.
redt seeen Geutidlano, unb ipie er,
itatt bos 9aiio aus einem ariege bers
aus5ubnIten oieien berbei5ufiibren
fnht.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-24

|for,k mat qpis pI,hns Nm a
DoIbo g]ernsr
mir So gloroenlit,,uo ~, q mn
Ibi, Observation-Disclosures M, D isrh ri6t
Ilpsuiasr uis i6 mo,tgsos nrcs,t.1Ssf
,,nb ;ebe Gibuno enbs, MI. s},,s, m.
osmtinsn DisfuRion ssis S;i,s Sks,rcso
liiub 10 pitIftitia ois mSolix 0fIs
l!]robe iei auoefdbrt: G&uk ~ a..
fuFsiutereiTeu GmuI6i6er 5sbrsy.
iuusbifouuu HprtbiibunoIs pub Rcnb.
merfsfh,,Isn 9erufsid,IIen M &rc,,.
on uotiouat aiirjoro, fir Wsrufs,r,
,isb,Ino louSpirtbjdoftiihs Grsie.
Suno u. {. 10. {.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Die g
oroanf,ntion of Gseonba.
I'm Gbueafion bift ibrs sfif,
mtrIammluuu beut, 9ormittdo 9 libr
| IN Der MuIa ber @uilfprb gdbuft IS
unb III, ,lpsii, eibuuo trioIoi nm ,
lllbr Roxmiftoos Dis Tiordsnfihuna
lffsbt inter qtiiuuo DON glartnss 3.
incsItp auIpeltor Der hoxf6uIsn
/ IN Bolton unh Woriibtr her 0onmij.
lfiou MIR WurfrGos iiber bie YbStis.
| t,it Der 4ommiffion uub NSrberu,1s
,ibrsr 8isIs unb Spsde fttbtn ouf BEN
groaramm Der observation-disclosures
braiibirt Wilriom Orr VIoriihsr be-
ltpifIenIHaftIibsn aom,uittees vs
limb aipei gjortrSas onasmtlbtt. bod
lbanbslt ss iidb mebr i'm, zine oliasnisi.
ne DistuTion. mad benz 0srlaui
lberIslb,n ipirD bic abmmifiion ibrs,I
Gdlubberiti sinrittsn.
Die gitp Normaf Gd,opf
IaTfptiatim tritt bsute Rad
mittao i'm aroEsn galiual beB 6otsl
Oibipn ,ufamrRsn unb srpar untsr BEN
gtdIibium bts 0orfitsnbtn ;yranl
20. Gmi.b, qrinaipaI Der VormaI
9rainina smals DON paiufofl, q. q.
Die Observation-Disclosures bdIi proisi.
| for Bm. Q. gurris, Detan Sss aetrsr
! GplIeoe Der lluipsrjitdt Cincinnati.
Qud bier idIisbt iid zine HissuiTion
ben Uurtrdasn an.
pie SnternationaI Ainbtr.
| laartsn Union taat bsuts In
HaIifaal bts Sinton. Gs finptt nur
| Gin, Sisuna itdit. bic UNI 8 llbr Dor.
mfitoas ibrtn 2(nfana nimmt. Qras
Iibsntin Der lInipn in Wsarb q. poas,
aeit,rin ba aiuberaartsn Snjtttuis
lin gbieaao. Sefrsidrin III Wsah G.
Wurrap, Rebattrim Der ..ainbranrs
len gisbi.ip1 in Gprinafi,lb., wfoN.
aucp Dbeelod Qrin,ipalin Der Rim.
beraart.n 9roini,,a ShuIe in Bolton
| fiibrt in Der WerIammluna ben Dor
Iiib. Das uIlasmsins Sbtma Iauiel:
Die Me6I.lbs,iebunaen bes ainber.
aartems gum Wolisf6uIibIiem.~ Hsun
6errsn unb 9dmsn ,perben bic Grros
ae erSrtern uno untsr bieIen befinben
Ifid r. 3. Dper BON Bolton, unisr
|fribsrtr S&uIfuperinleubent, font.
Der iebiae Guperintsnb<rt, Or. Or. q.
gpnbcn.
Der Rational gpnartB Of
Wotbers anb parsnt YEA,
der affpeidtions trtti kuk
gld6Hittaa 2 ll6r i'm DallfaaI bss
Sintpn Sotel in Gisuna. gs IN
eine ssmsinfame aonfsrsns nit Der
5oms EDUCATION DipiIion bes gurtan
OF Gbucaiion unb Der Dbioer Supsrs
inienbsnt.n. prdfibsntin bts Ron
grefIss in 'lrau ;sreberie ghoff IN
gbilobslpbta, unb Gsireiarin In sJrau
artbur q. girntp bon Mai6ineton,
.. g. Inter ben Rsbnsrn bsfiubst
fi9 Der Der. Staaien Gdultommifdr
fn W gfnrtno IN gl1fh;urter h.x f;h
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-24

Ibeinf Die 0robnote oes srdiibenten
on DeiItidIonb oils cine foloiiaIe De
ipiHenloiisieit unb sr modi fi4 zines
ihiperen 8erbreheiis aesen Die ame-
rifaniide geation fduIoig. ipenn er
Die amerifaniiden Sdifie nift alii
Der Stelle aiipeiit, ben @es i'm
ShottIano berum einbuihIogen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-24
llnter ben @eidiieen unS Ser

llnter ben 8eidiisen inb Der
Milnition, peI6e Die 9eutideu in
Sitpreuben ben 9hiiien abgenouunen
bnben, 5efirlbet iib uiel amerifaiti'
ides Material. Dieies bat Die glor'
rei6e 9erlpenhuns eefunoem oah
man oamit Die SGuier bon frieoli6ei
@iirsern in gran6 eefboiien. 6railen
ilnS 4irber inneebrnf)t unb aoiafen
gebolfen bot, sSraiien su pergeipalti'
gen. @enn amerifaniihen Wtdnnerll
nod ein sSlinfen Wannesgefitbl nnS
amerifanii6eu Srauen nod elm Sum
fen MitgefiibI fir ibre leioenoen
S6peiteru per6lieben lit, miiiien
@Guner unb sSroiien i'm gat5en Gam
be ii6 crbeben uno Die Ginlteaune
Der @afienIieieruua forbern.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-27

don't blame him. Little Mrs. Mary
is about the most attractive shop
keeper 1 ever saw in my life. Why,
do you know, Margie, l counted five
old bOOkworms in the store who were
patiently waiting for her to wait on
them?"
That only means, my dear, that
she is probably the only woman in
town who really knows books"
"And which makes her more dan
gerOus to Max's peace of mind
Kitty, you only think of the ro-
mantle side of life. Even your work
with Herbert among the sordid and
sodden has not taken your sentiment
tally from you"
well, Margie, you know as well as
l do that if two young people of op-
pOsite sex are thrown much together
you can count more or less on emo
tional disturbances. Where is Jack?
Why isn't he about taking care Of his
wife,"
Ito Be Continued Monday.)
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-27
HIT OPTION GRABBERs

A scrap has been started that may
put an end to "option grabbers" who
have been reaping a harvest from the
school board by getting a "tip" on
proposed school sites and then pro-
curing options on the land.
Hereafter the school board is go
ing to make its purchases public, and
after proposed site is approved of a
fair price will be offered. If the offer
of the board is refused condemnation
proceedings will be started.
"Once these option grabbers have
been given a thorough drubbing in
the courts they will all rum, % declared
Trustee Rob't Rouston, chairman of
the site committee. eve shall fight
them in the open and in the courts
in the future"
BET SHE'S GOT A MEEK HUBBY
New York, Feb. 27.-Frauline Car
oline Baumann was acclaimed victor
in an exhibition boxing match against
Prof Eddie Toy. She has a nifty
right hook.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-27
TRACTION LINES IGNORE CITY %

President L. A. Busby of the Chi,
cago surface lines boldly told the pub
lie utilities commission yesterday that.
he paid no attention to council orders,
for improved service, that he would
use his own judgment even when an.
improvement was ordered by the
board Of supervising engineers,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-27

"Sing in America first, " is the mott
to of Miss Myrna Sharlow, the young
soprano Of the Boston Opera COM.
pany, who has crossed the continent
three times and knows America as
well as she knows her native Boston.
Miss Sharlow was invited to make
her grand opera debut in Florence,
Italy, two years ago, but she insist
ed on remaining in America until she
won her first operate laurels.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-04-30
Chairman Woodward
Admits He is Wor-
ried About the APP
propriations
BILLS TO RAISE
CASH GO DOWN
Judge johnson, of Charities Board, Says
Overcrowded Conditions in Insane
Hospital Call for the Expenditure
of Half Million Dollars

Conferences were held yesterday by
Chairman Buckman and Woodward, OF
the Senate and House Legislative Ap-
propriations Committees, with the heads
of departments of the State govern
ment ON the Central Appropriation
bill. which it is expected will be IN
shape to report out next week. Inc
two chairmen also conferred with Au-
ditor General Powell ON revenues ior
the next two years. The big Dill 1t
is announced, will carry only ADMIN
istrative expenses for the highway
Health and other departments whose
general work will be provided Tor III
separate bills.
Chairman Woodward admitted, after
his consultation with the department
heads and state officials, that the sit'
uation regarding the raising OF reVe'
nue to meet demands from various
sources for appropriations rs very
grave.'' He called attention to the tact
that members of the House were Kill
ing revenue producers and yet were
pressing for large appropriations for
various projects.
The overcrowding of the State IN
stitutions for the care OF the INSANE
was the subject of conference yester'
dav between the Governor and mem
bers of the State Board of Charities
Judge Isaac johnson, of Delaware coun-
ty, a member of the board, in state
ment afterward said
estate institutions are overcrowdeo
to the extent of about 1900 patients.
County institutions are overcrowded TO
the extent of about 500. And the IN
crease in numbers of insane annually is
about 700, SO that in two years the
overcrowding would be increased one
hundred per cent. We need approx
matelv half million dollars.
"We do not feel that the time Is
opportune for the building of new in
stitutions. We ask that funds be ap-
propriated to add units to existing IN
stitutions. In this way we can pro.
vide for the present overcrowding and
prevent many insane from being con-
fined in jails or cared for in aims
houses.
The members of the House Commit
tee on Appropriations will have the
chairman of the committee, James F.
Woodward, of McKeesport, as their
guest at dinner at the Harrisburg CLUB
on Tuesday, May IL.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-04-30
HELD CLASS DAY EXERCISES
Eight From susquehanna Township to
Receive Diplomas Tonight

The class day exercises of the Sus'
quehanna township high school were
held yesterday afternoon in the State
Street United Brethren church, Eight
eenth and State streets. Many persons
witnessed the two-day program ar
ranged for the third annual graduation
event.
The commencement exercises will be
held in the same place this evening at
s o'clock, when eight graduates will
receive diplomas The valedictory ad-
dress will be made by Frank Rudy,
who will chose for his address "What
Will We Do With Our Education -
and the salutatory address will be
made by Glover Rogers, who will
speak on "The Negro and the Ma
ton" A. +. Henry, president of the
school board, will present the diplomas.
The program for to-night's COM
mencement exercises follows:
March, orchestra; invocation, the
Rev. E. A. G. Bossler; song, "The
Violets Fate school; oration, Glover
Rogers; recitation, Catherine Speck;
selection, orchestra; oration, Lester
Gerverich; defamation, Glenn Lynn;
recitation, Esther Long; song, "How
Glad the Moon," school; defamation,
Gilbert Zeiders; Grafton, Ralph Kra.
mer; oration (honorary), Frank Rudy;
song school; address, Professor Robert
NJ. McNeal; selection, orchestra; pre-.
sentation of diplomas, A. F. Henry;
benediction, the Rev. L. A. G. Bossler;
march, orchestra.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-04-30
NINE RECEIVE DIPLOMAS
Sixth Annual Commencement Exer-
cises of Penbrook Held Last Night

Penbrook, April 30.-The sixth an
nual commencement exercises OF the
1916 High school class was held mere
last night in the United Brethren
church, when several hundred people
witnessed the exercises.
The valedictory address was made
bv Edwin Lester M. Garman, while
the salutatory address was made by
William Dewey Garberich. The devo-
tional exercises were in charge of the
Rev. H. NJ. Miller, pastor of the church,
and the diplomas were handed the grad
yates by George NJ. Aungst, president
of the school board. Nine graduates
received their sheepskins. They are:
Edward Lester NJ Garman, president
of the class; Miss Naomi Faye Weav-
err. secretary; Miss Edith DeBree Den
new. treasurer; Miss Eva Virginia
Evans, William Orville Bobb, William
Dewey Garverich, Alvin Levi Martin,
Banke Pannebaker and Chester Pot
teiger.
The program follows: March; in
vocation, the Rev. H M. Miller; music,
sWhen Life Is Brightest" Girls
Chorus; salutatory, Struggling for the
Ideal,'i William Dewey Garberich; es.
saw. "The Power of the Present, .
Edith DeBree Denney; music, Elves
Dance Girls Chorus; reading, "The
First Settlers Story" Naomi Faye
Weaver; instrumental solo, "Salute A
Pesth, - Edith DeBree Denney; vale
dictory, "Still Must On, Edwin
Lester NJ. Garman; music, "Come
Where the Blue Bells Ring" Girls
Chorus; address to graduates, "What
Is a Man Worth7" DR.. Charles H.
Gordinier; presentation of diplomas;
class song; benediction.
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Funeral of Mine Victim

Tower City, April 30.-The funeral
of the late Harry Reimer, of Reimer.
ton, who was killed by fall of rock
in the East Brookside mine, Monday
was held yesterday 1t was one of the
largest funerals held at this place for
a number of years. The services were
held in the United Brethren church, of
which the deceased had been "a member
for fifteen years. The pastor, the Rev
0. G. Romig, conducted the services
assisted iby the Rev. Norman Fake, of
Annville, the former pastor. His broth.
er, Oliver Reiner who was also serious.
ly injured in the accident, is improv.
ing and hopes are entertained for his
recovery. He is suffering from broken
arm and several bruises.
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friend, leaving all his estate to th.
friend.
Makes Record Laying Bricks

Carlisle, April 3O.-Placing between
forty-eight and fifty bricks, each
weighing nine pounds in each and every
minute of time, John Dorsey, EMPLOYED
on paving operations, set new record
In activities here when in an hour ana
a quarter Wednesday evening he placed
some $500 bricks in the North Han.
over street. work.
Dorsey was formerly with the Stuck.
er brothers, contractors, Harrisburp
According to reports Dorsey has one Of
the best records in the country placing
some 1000 brick in a ten honr dav
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Adams County Cigar FACTORY Burns

gettysburg, Pa, April 3O.-Fire, be-
heved to have been the work of an in.
cendlary, burned the cigar factory of
.. IL. Johns, McSherrystown with its
contents, last evening, entailing loss
of $4,000, which is partially covered
by insurance. The blaze broke out only
few minutes after employees in the
oflce of the factory, who had been 90.
ing over reports. left the premises
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Will Broken by Court

Waynes!oro, April 30.-The heirs
of the late Emanuel Robinson, who died
in Mansfield, Ohio, February 4, 1871
have won the legal proceedings they
instituted to break the will of Mr.. Rob
inson.
Among these heirs are Mrs. Mary l.
Gauger, this place, sister of deceased;
Mrs. Annie +. German and Miss Car.
rie Robinson, Waynesboro; Mrs. Lu.
cinda Shockey and her son, William
Hovis, Clay Hill.
Robinson, who, it is said, was Of un,
sound mind and possessed nine farms,
had no family and it is alleged he was
induced to sign will drawn up by a
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Woolner,s Tin

The little tip or point that often ap.
pears on the inwardly folded margin of
the human ear near the top has re-
ceived the name Of "Woolner's Tip, -
from the sculptor Woolner, who first
reproduced it in his bust of Darwin.
Other sculptors, though they must have
noticed the tip, never reproduced it.
Darwin held that this tip was a rem.
nant of wrinkle left by the coiling
up of the ear and hence proof of
mans descent from lower animals
New York World
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Mrs. Marie H. Wehling

Mrs. Marie H. Wehling, aged 40
years, wife of Henry Wehling, died
yesterday at the Harrisburg hospital
from nephritis. She is survived 10y her
father, Adam Kreig, Sr, three broth
ers, Adam Kreig, Jr., Charles and AL
bert Kreig. Two sisters also survive
her, Mrs. Harriet Grace and Mrs. Lot
tie Conrad.
Funeral services will be held Mon
day afternoon at 2 O'Clock at her
home, PIG Verbeke street. The serv-
ices will be in charge of the Rev. Rein
hold Schmidt, pastor of st. Michael Is
German Lutheran church. Interment
will be in the Harrisburg cemetery.
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Care of the Sick and wounded

Equipped with the most modern fa-
cilities for the care of the sick and
wounded, the United States revenue cut
ter Androscoggin is now in service al
a hospital ship and will operate among
the fishermen working on the Grand
Banks of Newfoundland. This is said
to be the first hospital ship ever out
fitted by the United States government
for service with fishing feet, although
the plan is not new one with other
countries.-Popular Mechanics Maga-
zine.
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A Trouble Escape

you II escape much trouble in this
here world, my boy" said the Bill.
vile parent, eff you IL turn down all
contracts for raisin of the place where
the devil lives at. Wherever it is. il 3
right where it orter be, an eff it needs
any raisin' the devil himself is more
competent to tend to that business
than what you II ever be. Atlanta
Constitution.