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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-07
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Spmpbonie.C rdciter inter Der Sci.
ting bee groBeu ocutid.amerifani.
ihen 3irigenten @alter Gamrolb
gid5t beute abeno i'm granoei8.I6e Re.
nter Elm aon5ert, oas alien auuit.
freun6en einen boben @enuB in
4usiift ltedt. 9os aon3ert bat au6
besbalb gang beionoeres SHtereIie,
neil nniere einbeimiide 4iamiitiu,
Sri. Gorinne 4auIicn, BET oieier @c.
Iegeubeit i6r Debut MAIDEN miro.
SRI. golIlen bat iid befonntlid in
Berlin 8ur aiiultlerin arsge6il6et
un6 bdtte bort i6r Debit genadt
tpenn ite nidt tuegeu BEG @eIttrieas
nod Omaha 5~uriifgefebrt mare. gs
mare 81 boffen. oaB Oteies muiifaIi.
fde GreigniB Elm groBes 9ubIilim
dn3ieben tuir6e.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-07
lie sanqcrfeit 3eitnno.

Sic ioeben eribicueue lDaitc
Summer Der 5eit5eitlml fir 0o5
S1ngcrieft itrlt lid i5rgr 9or5dn.
GERM naroig 5ur Seite. Ter 5Ii.
bait lit biclieiti9 un0 Der Qeiitoii
b6dit intcreiiant. g3it a~gborisuIcn
ubcr Wluiif uno aunit ieitalis berlt,
fener 0idlter uno auuitgroBan filbrt
lid Die 3eituug bodit pirfmlsooa
.tei ben S1nperu ein. IS f3l9t 70.
Damn Der 8leiieplm oes gunoes6ri.
aenten uno cine eroBnrtige abbonS.
lung iber oes MGnergeianges
Madlt uno 5errIiffeit pom Wluiif.
oireftor aoolf 9rlmert in 5ilitt.
Bon Dem ferneren Snbott be5en mir
Die neridie0enen berrlihen uno Jeit.
aemd6en @eoidte ber0or uno eiuen
aufias o8ihnro @agner's Qeutihs
tbum@. gs mangelt uns an Houm.
ben gar5en Snbalt etn5eln nlf5u.
flbren, peIter ie6em Sange3bru0er
piel oes s5ntcreiianten bietet uuO in
Die 8orte ausflin1t, nit oenen Die
5uerit genonute abban6lung idlieBt:
~@eprieien i5i 81 oIer Belt
Ges Mdnnergeianges 9la9t uuo
9errli6feitl"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-07
gritilfe geIdSniganesuerindc

0on6on, 6. Moi. - Die Regie.
rurg Der Der. Staaten Bat Su teiner
3eit ocs aegerudrtigcn arie9es If.
geuo neldes ariegsmateriaI an Die
,britiide Gegiernnq geliefert." 8ies
roren Die Bcrte beg britiiden Wei.
niiters 0es geuBercn @reD ais er
am 1ieuitng i'm llnterbouie BON
benz Liberation a6geor0neten Cir
arthur 9 Marfbom interpeIliert
mur6e. Marfham tuoate wiIIen, Of
bic geitimmuil9en Der Soaocr aon.
rention aud Itrift ~CirgeAaItcn tuar.
ben. Ger Miniiter 6es aeuberen
Giiste biH5n, es itebe Den 5abrifon.
ten ncitraIcr Gambler abioIut frei,
triegfiibrenoen 21Hoern qrieqsmate-
rial su IieferH, uno vIestere wiirOcu
obne 3ipeiiel iest In 6ieisr @eiic
ueriorgt.S
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-07
4apiaipn 9Iatlbcntider @erein.

Am 4onnnbau0. Den II. Sum B.
s., feiert obiger @erein icin Dies.
iabriges Shftunasfeit. INN 6 llbr
~aniungen0, NIT elmer gSaraoe bur1
Die 9ouptitraBen Der Sta0t 9apil.
lou 2allt 9eidluB Scr lesten @e.
understanding ner0cn nidltan.
lDeieu0e Q}itglieoer bel oieier 6eier
nit einem 8oaor b%eitraft. Rad Ger
8araoe groBcr Boil I'M Geutiten
Sdus, gapilion. Gintritt fir Wlit.
gIie0er SOC. eintritt fir geidtmit.
glie0er Toe. Gas aUmite.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-07

Die polnii6en Son Seouts bon
Glib omaha Uer6en iebt non Rso.
@nter @luba ieocn abero georiat.
nm an Der Sonutag itattfinoenoen
garaoe ans 4nlnb oes n4oIniidan
Gages" tbeiI3uncbmeu.
Die 8eeroi gIug oes eridoiienen
Sobn gutflis fauo beute u, rgen
ron Der ct. antbonn's Stride aus
ouf Dem Ct. Mariens6rie66oie itott.
Ter Snqucit i6er Den Sal miro am
Somitag abgeEalten.
Samitaa el5eno meroen Die Reo
Reu Gin InBfrdBden IN ibrer
sale teranItGlten.
Bernard 9ortin, Der i'm Ct. So.
iepb Soipital in Gmaba am Blind.
BARN operiert muroe. befirt0et Iif)
nuf benz 8eae Der geiierung.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-07
aluat poialnaAhahu,

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f'ltf @astalitifs tlai.ah lf
fn mti htt lih nbi ell
0f1e 6lf tclitraHf
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-07
Gutter @gisfe0 nidlt gcinnSgeits.
idla0liGl.

Grit fiir5Iid1 BAT Elm @eneraIar5t
Der 6eutiden armee oarauf biuge.
mieien, ooB mdbiger @enub zines
guten Gdnapies nift nur Hi6t &c.
iunbbeitsiddoIih, ionoern iogar
geiunobeitsforoerno lei. Raturge.
NAB itast er iid bierbei auf feline i'm
6eIoe gemoften grfabrnngen uno
beit1tigen ieine 8eobadtungen nur
oos, mas anocre me6i3iniife autho.
ritdten ldon Dor i6m bebdupteten.
"a bier5ulanoe .Dluder" cine an.
oere Weinung ~per6reiten molten.
fam nidt oft genllg orf olde Be.
meiie ge5ug genommen meroen,
bod mub INNER babel betont ner.
ben, oob Der @bisfrp Dor ollem aber
gut iein mub. Run peroen uicIe
iageu, oab iolher a6er aid iebr
tbelter iei uHO mag 6as aud i'm 4a.
.9eueinen 3utreifen, bod giebt eS
aud ausnabrnen. Cine iolde bil0et
Der bon Der Some 5uppID So, t6.
un0 G9icogo CTR, im6aubel nnges
botqne ggebble groof.W Sister, Der
nift MIR unter Bomb obge3ogen lit,
Ionoern ouf) bro 4 ooaen Charts
gu rqr 1920 perfanft piro. Sir
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-07
Nil0tratidIaata nn6 6cranbt.

9Is Scr 8ouOufiuir Scr Union
Qodft gobu TauieI Gotten acitern
abeR0 cue 9laen an 0er III. Str.
5piiheu Capitol are uuo 1a0en.
port ctr. paifirte muroe er bon 4
.glegern nnsegrificn mo beraubt
4lIt eInem idpcren 5tttu wur0e er
uber Den aopf geidIagcu unO ibm
aubtroem nod Der brittle Singer
Der liufen 5ano e~bgcbtieu. Der
Den 9cgcru in bic 9anoe geinaene
Rdub belduit ii6 aHf $t00 in boar
m0 cinen 2ioulnatrmg. Goifep
mubtc in's ct. 5oiep5 Soipital ge.
bradt mer0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-07

filter mo Geinbeit oes @6isfers
miro earantiert. uno oiirite Der hui
Der 6irn1a, bic Die RchtsHadfolge.
rim oes felt 80 Sa6reH in unierein
Staote rilbmIidit befouuten GGitago
giquor Souie lit, pole gemdbr oo.
fir leiiten. oaB man ettpas Glites
aenner zines guten
Tropfeus ioltcn iid ieoenfanS oieie
@cIegenbcit nidt eltgeben laiicn
uno pcni1itenS cine Rrobe mt
.8e6ble @roof" aniteQen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-07
gOlisei sellt idjarf Dor.

anfgeregt ourdl Die in Iester 3eit
lh6 b1ufenoen 9ie6it1HIe in unierer
.Stoot, beitloB bic 1oIi5ei, euergiif)
.ae1en onnerDiinidfe~ gepo6ner bor-
8ugeber. Gin Streif3llg bon 7 be.
ionOers oasu au~sgciauoten GeteftiDs
bate ben grfolg, odB bis gum
abeno runo so geiite, Sdnar3e uIio
Meibe, Die iid nid)t ousrpeiien fonn.
fen, ms goIi5eieenabriam gebra6t
uurocn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-07

ipuroc. oaB 0ie Sdnacrn ih So5u
bcwegen heb a6aireit 81 toe Gar
aIs 9Ttroitiid por3uiraaen. Die
9ioIinpirtuoiin 6raulein Mlargel
Stud bette cine 8b1utoiie aus
p6nirt@ bon 8ieuialusfi eelDdbIt,
pelde BON Der aiinitIerin nut gro.
Der Iednif uuo NIT @cfil5l geipieIt
nur0e Gin berrlides Buffet bon
Roien mar Der bette 8cpeis ilr
lire aeiddste 2eiItung.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-07
Gerlangt.

Gin tiidtiger reiienoer asemt fir
bic aSdglidJe Emaba Sribine" inn
Staate Nebraska. @ah Gmpfeb.
lnnaen babeu. 9~auernSe, CUTE
Steanng.
Gin jiHaerer Nnnn, Der Elm DO.
tOrraO eignet, pirO uorse5usen.
ainn melOr iid iOfort.
EmaBa 3ribiine, 1911 SOiuarS Ctr.
Cmabd, Nebr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-07
gaSHOrinm Dirb i'm SUM i6er.

0a6Sem Die @ablcr 0ma6as mit
orober Mebrbcit Der itaotiIden Der,
tpoItung Die DlitteI gum antauf oea
a~u0itoriunis in Sore BON $4,000
eur gerfigung geitpIt BADEN, lit bic
lleberna6me mr. nod cine 6orma.
Iitot. 0dditen 8ienitag pirb Die
S~ta0tfommiiIion Die Bombs gum
9erfauf lte0en Hito ioa a(s6ann Die
l%lebernobme in Der leeten 9dlfte oes
Sum erfolgeu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-07
8OblgGbenSer Sarmer iuirS le6ens'
ma0e.

Gniaeinen0 6urd dr0auernoe
aranfbeit CUR @er5peifIung ecbra6t,
begging bier $enrD 9entlnge, Elm
pobIbdbenoer Garmcr ans gleoEd,
So, I'M Snuie 2102 @irt Ctr.
5elbitmorb, in0em En- fd NIT einem
Eaideumeiier bic aeble OurAidnitt.
8mei 8oden lang mar er aIs pa-
tient IN einem bieitgen Soipitnl ge.
tpeicn un0 batte olih bort idon an-
ponolumaen bon Risoergei6lngen.
belt ee5eigt, bod bate niemono oo.
ran ge0odt. ooB er ouf 1icie Meiie
en0en uiirDe. Seine Berp1n0feil
m NeoI1 ipur0en betndridtiet nf1o
'trateu bereits bier ein.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-07

ItottIide S6oar fubr IN freun6Iid
bereit oeiteaten automobilen 0om
9forrbouie an Der If. StraBe 81
Dem melt msgeoebnten i66nen Gin
.cOln.4nrf binaus. Inn iid mad ei.
mem frob oerlebten gtadmittag 5tl
einem iolennen Smbib i'm Stuoier.
Geitourant gu p%eriammeIu un6 mt
Der Soffnlng nuf neue Ebaten iid
gu Itdrfen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-07
qinSer's @adIas uerflaat.

gs I6eint, aIg OBJ Elm unItern
iiber Dem 9a6laB oes berltorbenen
Sobn 2inber naltet. 3iht oaein,
6ob bic grben einen 9ro3eB 81 be.
Iteben baden, Der fpobl etne ergie.
6ige Ginnnbme fir Die ab0ofaten
beoeutet, aud oos gountp bat cine
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-07

alose se9cn oen RadIob eingcIeitet
un0 omar luegen ritditdnoiger
5teuern. Ger County dasmciiter
Derlangt bic bobe 5umn1e bon $27,.
els, Die entueoer elm giedenfebler
lit, ODER Oas @rlnoeigettbum lit
p~ertbooaer. oIs frlber beri9tet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-07
Nas Dem staate.

geenner. Die .Mfufer~ ftno bier
siirig an Der Arbeit. Rahoem Dor
oer Qi3ensbeborOe nad Iongem Der
Boz bic 8oltIoligteit Der gintDanoC
gegen bic Reu.2i5enfiierung Der
Gdonfipirtbe Claus Stnmp unf
srnnt aoncpoIef errpieien mar, muir
Be bic 2iJeniierung Der geiOen &C.
nehn1igt. Ser 4npalt Der 4uti ga.
Ioor.gig1 Iegte icoo6 iofort gerlt.
Fung beim GiItriftsgeriht 1tergcgeu
EN-. ioOab 9ecmcr Dorldufig 9tro.
den 6lciben nnlB.
E0pio Gitn. Ser Superintendent
Der DurIington.8abn Gignea legte
benz SonOelstlub bic Blame fir Die
llcle bielige giicnbobn.S tation Dor.
TieieIben fonoen ollgemeine giai.
gnng. Nl3 @ait 0es bieiigen San.
0~cIsfIubs ipra6 bier 9unoesienator
9itdcod iber Die Gntiuidelung un'
icrer Nation uno erntete oamit nll.
gelHeinen WeifaQ.
Elattsmottb. Sir oos an 6rei.
iua abeno bier Itdttfin0enoe aon5ert
De8 GIEs. MaHnerhors aus omaha
ffno idHumtIide YLdse bereits Der.
fnnft.
Ndhco. 3onnerItog trnten Bier
sssobu u. @roan aus Hoco uno SRI.
Sterile @rabom, Geb., in Den Stnuo
ber heiIigen Gle.
@ering. Die gieeierunss . Be-
D1IIerungs1nIogen in unferer @e.
eenD IcILen bnlo In angriff eencm.
men tper0eu. Gus Rcbrasf1 rDer.
BEN rnnD 1900 GGer aus Der an.
Iaae BortbeiI 3iqben.
GnItinas. Bunoeslenator @. W
&itdtod BAT fih bereit erfidrt, BET
ncr bieiigen 5eicr oes A. Slli cine
Mcae iii balteu. Gle dItcfte Gin.
mohneriu miercr GtaOt, Die nc erin
nrnu GIara Gapion better hcfanHt
nls ,GranOnaa grileD@, fonntp bier
iii better @eiuno6eit ibren It's. Ge.
urtstoa IeierH.
~HairhHrD. SIN alIter bon mir 33
Aren peEftnrb bier nod tlr8er
Nranfheit 1rau TapiD ". Lerp, geb.
ar1tidino. Netrcuerf miro tie bonn
watten uuo eillrm Gobn.
ans RinsuIn.
4ser cY,tnemAncrein nor nufhIIiheff.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-07
9entIder UeneraI aefanen.

amfteroom, 6. w1oi. Gine bon
Berlin bier ~eingetroffane Tepeihe
meIoet, 1oB General 9nao BON gei.
Senit an Der Spite ieiuer 9ruppen
eefaaen lit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-07

aon8erte geben. 9ies fidert I'M.
ierem 9ublifum eincn muiitaliiden
SodgenuB, ben man iid nif)t emit.
oeben lailen iolte. Die Gnpeae lit
nuf Dem Mege 5ltr administering
uno bat in alien St1otcn, no lie ii6
b6ren lieB, 9egeiiterung berborge.
rlfen. Gle fiibrt audi beriibmte 90.
Iiiten nit lid uuo elm @edielblntt
i6reibt ii6er bic Soliiten Die foIet:
Gr1ulein @irgina Root. 0eren Ia.
lent idon felt 3nbrcn BON Dem be.
riihmten aapeameiiter 5u' Ihasen
getpubt nur0e, iong nit TiiBer uno
b~ortreffIid geifnlter Gimme bias
SoprorfoLo oamereaa~, 0os NIT 70
LebbnfteH 9eitoa 1uf0enommet
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-07
sOnfa's aagcae i'm qaOitorimm.

Die beriibmte Gouio.aapefle nirh
iibermorgen Radmittngs uno
Qbenos i'm Quoitorium unter ben
gluipi5ien Der 9rieftrdeer erobe
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-07

1er AuaeHbDerein Der dufbIiihen'
hkn okiti6en ID. -Tlttbertlden ct.
connisgenleinbe madie an Eebtsn
Sonntda ieiness eriten ~2lusEug. Cine
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-05-01
NEWS OF STEELTON
PROMPTNESS in DELIVERY
BRINGS Another ORDER
Remington Arms Company. Bridgeport,
Conn, Places An Increased Order
for Structural Steel With the Lo-
cal Company

Promptness in making delivery of
an order for l,400 tons of structural
steel TO the Remington Arms and Am
munition Company, of Bridgeport,
Conn, by the local plant of the Penn
sylvanis Steel Company was the prin-
eipsl factor in landing an increased see
ond order for s,200 tons Of the same
kind of material for the same COM
pany. The material ordered is for use
in additional buildings now being
erected bv the Connecticut Company.
There is not much change in the work.
ing time at the big plant which is be
ing operated at about so per cent. Of
its capacity. Announcement was made
this morning that the rail mill would
be closed down this evening for one
week, or longer, for lack of orders.
The large electric motor in the eS-
inch finishing mill of the new chain of
mills, has been repaired and, will be
given another test early next week. At
the first test of this machine, the east
iron hy wheel burst and the flying
pieces wrought great havoie in all of
the three mills The S2-inch mill ad-
joining will not be ready 10 have its
machinery tested before June. The
44-ineh roughing mill is being operat.
ed daily and the machinery is working
smoothly.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-05-01

ing service during the evangelistic
campaign.
Grace United Evsngelicsl-The Rev.
J. Nj. Shoop, pastor, will preach at
1880 and 7.So. Sunday school at els.
X. L. c. E. at 6.45.
Main Street Church of God-The
Rev. G. ". Getz, pastor. will preach at
1880 on Delight in Gods House. -
Sunday school at ..
First Methodist-The Rev. W. c.
Sanderson, pastor, will preach at 1880.
Sunday school at ?. Evening service
at $50.
Centenary L. B.-The Rev. A. h.
Wier, pastor, will preach at 1880 on
. The Church and the Highways of
Steelton.n
Trinity Episcopal-The Rev. s. H.
Rainey, rector. s, Holy Communion.
10, Sunday school. II, sermon and
Holy Communion. 7.So, evening pray.
er and sermon.
United Brethren. Highspire-The
Rev. H. F. Rhoad, pastor. 1915.
Prayer for Guidance. 7.30, "Prinee
or Slavef" Sunday school at 1.S0.
Y. P. S. C. E. at $50.
st. James Cstholic-The Rev. J. c.
Thompson, rector. Low mass at s.
High mass at 10. Sunday school at ..
Vespers and benedietion at $50.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-05-01
exams FOR SCHOLARSHIP
County Superintendent of Schools Frank
E. Shambaugh to Conduct
Qualifying Tests

Through a donation made to the
Pennsylvania State College by DR.. and
Mrs. T. r. Hayes, of Bellefonte, five
scholarships worth sS5 each are given
each year to the FIVE counties of the
State showing the highest ratio of stu
dents in the college to the total popula-
tion of the county. The successful coun-
ties for 1915 are: Cameron, Center,
Dauphin, Forest and Wyoming.
Dauphin county has held one of these
scholarships each year since they were
inaugurated. Among the local holders
have been: Alvin Dinsmore, A. E. Fish
er, Z. Z. Fisher, d. f. Graham and Lu-
ther Zimmerman, all of Harrisburg. A
competitive examination will be held in
the office of Professor Frank E. Sham.
baugh, Dauphin County Superintendent
of Schools. in the Court House here on
Saturday, May 30, at a. m. The SUBJ
jects covered in this examination will
be those required for college entrance.
Candidates desiring to enter the con-
test are required to advise the county
superintendent as early as possible of
their intention of so doing.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-05-01
PERSONAL

Mrs. Matilda Foose, Landisburg. i:
visiting her children in the borough.
Mrs. Henry Marks and daughter
Miss Helen. who were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. W. Marks, have returned to
Baltimore.
William R. Shupp. Harvard. Illinois
is In the borough, having come here to
attend the funeral of his father, John
Shupp.
Miss Ethel John, Lykens, is the guest
of Miss Margie Newbaker, South Sec.
ond street.
Miss Marie Alleman entertained the
members of the High school senior class
last night at her home on North Front
street. he rooms were gaily decorated
IN the class colors and music and cards
were enjoyed by the guests. A luncheon
was served.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-05-01
SQUIRE GARDNER AS JUDGE
Presided at Mock Trial Held by Steel
ton Club

Members and friends 10 the number
of about 100 were agreeably enter
tanned in the rooms of the Steelton Club
las tevening at reception which was
featured with mock trial in which
Walter Keister, weight about ESQ
pounds, was the plaintiff and j. Ran
dolph Nauss was the defendant. the lat
ter weighing about 100 pounds. The
specific charge was assault and battery.
the plaintiff alleging that the defendant
had beat him up severely Saturday
night at street intersection and had
left him lying in an unconscious condi-
tion in the gutter until morning.
The jury, after hearing both sides,
rendered verdict justifying the de-
fendant.
Squire Gardner was Judge of the
trial. W. B. Boyd and District Attor.
ney Michael f. Stroup were the defend
ants attorneys, and Fr,.-k wiekersham,
Assistant District Attorney, represented
the prosecution.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-05-01
1910 Passengers on
the Lusitania Alone
Will Brave Dangers
of German Blockade
CAUTION NOTICE
FAILS IN EFFECT
Number Of Passengers on the Lusitan-
Ia Warned in kilograms Not to Sail.
Saying the Liner Was to Be Tor.
pedoed by Submarines
BY Associated Press.


New York, May 1.-The largest
number of transatlantic travellers to
leave New York in a single day this
spring had booked passage on six big
liners leaving port to-day. The Lusi.
tania alone had aboard nearly 900 cab
IN passengers and a large number in
the steerage.
Apparently the notice published in
newspapers over the signature of the
imperial German embassy, reminding
passengers that vessels flying the flags
of the allies are liable to destruction in
the war zone around the British Isles,
had no effect on the travelling public.
There were the usual number of last
minute cancellations, but no more than
customary, it was said at the various
steamship offices. In the absence of
authentic figures, it was estimated that
more than 5000 persons had reserved
sailings to-day.
When the Lusitania sailed she had
aboard 1910 passengers. A number of
the passengers received kilograms at
the pier, signed by names unknown to
them and presumed to be fictitious, ad,
vising them not to sail, as the liner was
to be torpedoed by submarines. Among
the persons who received such tele-
gram was Alfred G. Vanderbilt. He
destroyed the message without com
ment.
Charles P. Sumner, general agent of
the Cunsrd Line, said that the Lusi-
tania s voyage was attended by no risk
whatever, as the liner has speed of
25ia knots and was provided with un.
usual water-tight bulkheads The boil
ers of the vessel are in the middle of
the ship and next to these, Mr.. Sumner
pointed out, are the coal bunkers, thirty
feet deep.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-05-01
SPEAKS ON SAFETY FIRST
John s. Spicer Addresses Mems
League of Harris Street Church

The Mems League of the Harris
Street United Evangelical church held
an interesting business meeting and
workingman s social" in the social
hall last evening. The attendance was
encouraging and each man attending
in his best clothes was fined ten cents.
Safety First Movement was the
subject of an address by John s..
Spicer, of the State Department of
Labor and Industry, which was highly
appreciated. He spoke of the i'm
portant factors in the countrywide
movement and what is being done by
employers and employees with regard
to the safety first movement. He also
said: 'Even the fellow will apply the
safety first idea by asking his girl
whether her father is at home or has
retired.'
The male quartet composed of w.
L. High, T. E. Schwartz, Widney Pef-
fer and Wilbur Dimm, rendered an ex-
cellent selection after which work
ingman s supper of beans, sandwiches
and coffee was served by the social
committee.
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Hills CAMPAIGN Opens
HERE SUNDAY evening
Tabernacle Dedication VIII Be l.eld
Tomorrow Afternoon at sis a. m.
The Rev. g. N. Lauffer Will Be
Installed Sunday Morning

The opening of the Hills evangehstic
campaign in the borough tomorrow
evening will affect some of the services
in four local churches, all of which are
sfihating in the movement. In these
atfiliating churches the evening services
will be dispensed with, all but the First
Methodist, where, at largely attended
meeting of the official board, held last
evening. it was decided TO keep the
church open as usual throughout the
Hills campaign. The Rev W. H. San.
der>on, pastor of this church, has re-
turned from his vacation and will ofiei.
ate at all the services.
The dedication of the Tabernacle.
Second street and Booser's run, will be
held tomorrow afternoon at SIS
o clock instead of this evening as pre-
viously announced. the change beng
made .beeause of unavoidable delay in
completing the structure. The Rev. DIR.
W. \. Yates, of Harrisburg, will de-
liver the sermon and the large chorus
will be present TO sing.
The chorus rehearsal announced for
this evening has been called off on ae-
count of the necessity of putting the
finishing touches TO the tabernacle. Vol
unteer help is needed TO finish the work
and all VINO can possibly do so are
urged to lend helping hand Saturday
night in the placing of the seats and
IN other work that may not be COM
pleted.
The opening service of the campaign
will be held on Sunday evening. begin.
ming az 7.45, with the evangelistic
party in charge.
Mrs. c. E. Hills will deliver an ad-
dress in the First Reformed church to-
morrow morning at a joint session of
the Sunday school and church. A fea.
ture OF the services in ST. John 5 Lu-
theran church will De the installation
OF the Rev. G. y. Lauffer, pastor. These
services, TO be held in the morning. will
De in charge of the Rev. Charles r.
frow6rldge. OF Easton, and the Rev.
;. W. Herman. of Harrisburg.
The following churches of the bor-
ough and Highspire have announced
their order OF services for tomorrow:
St. John s Lutheran-The Rev.
George n. Lauffer, pastor. $50. Sun
day school. 1915, morning worship
and installation of the pastor bv the
Revs. Charles r. Trowbridge, of Easton.
and s. W. Herman, of Harrisburg
$50. intermediate Christian Endeavor.
l.SO, evening worship and sermon. At
TINS service the pastor will preach the
nrst of series of sermons on the life
OF Joseph, the subject being "Joseph
Sold Into Egypt"
st. Mark S Lutheran-The Rev. Will.
lam B. Smith, pastor. 1890. "Pure
Religion. ,, Sunday school. 6.45.
Christian Endeayor Society. 7.3O, "Is
There Godf' 7.30 p. m. Wednes-
day, prayer meeting.
First Presbyterian-The Rev. c.
Benjamin Segelken, pastor. will preach
at II. Evening worship in the tab.
ernaele at T.30. Sunday school at 9.45.
First Reformed-The Rev. Charles
\. Huyette, pastor. Morning service
and Sunday school. opening together. at
10 Mrs. C. E. Hills will address the
congregation. C. Z. at 6.45. No even