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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-08-31

pends upon the courts decision. John
son was locked up a few weeks age
following a running chase in which
he figured as the chasee and Captain
George f. Lumb, assistant Superin-
tendent of State Police, as the chaser
johnson was accused of entering the
house of neighbor of Captain Lumb's
and OF attempting to attack a colored
maid. When Johnson ran Captain
Lumb fired. Eventually Johnson was
rounded up, charged with attempting
criminal attack and resisting an
Kesher Israel Hcaring.-The two
factions in the congregation of the
Kesher Israel threshed out in an ar
gument before President Judge Henry
to-day their respective reasons why
they think certain members of the
synagogue should or should not be ex-
PEELED. Judge Henry took the papers
Appointed Minority Inspector
Charles w. Mucher was appointed
minority inspector for the West ward
of Lykens to-day to succeed Emanuel
Peters, who is dead
To View Iron Mine Bridge.-Attor-
ney Paul G. Smith, e. Clark Cowden
and Harry c. Wright were appointed
board of viewers to-day TO report
upon the advisability of CONSTRUCTING
new bridge over Iron Mine creek
near Lauffer's Mill in Londonderry
township.
Begin Dissolution Proceedings. -
September IL was fixed for a hearing
In the dissolution proceedings begun
by the State to-day in the cases of
the Delaware Water Gan Electric.
marlborough Gas, Industrial Electric,
Dolaburn companies
Approve Nineteenth st. Bridge
Bond.-The bond offered by the
terro Concrete Company for the con-
struction of the new concrete bridge
over the Philadelphia and Reading
tracks at Nineteenth street, was ap-
proved by the Dauphin county court
to-day. 1t was for $17,S66 and a New
man.
open Bids For Gradlng.-Bids for
the grading of Seventeenth street
from Herr to 220 feet north of Yer
beke will be opened at noon Friday,
september 10 by City Commissioned
w. II. Lynch, superintendent of streets
and public improvements
To Re-Organize Old Firm. - Notice
has been served by Attorneys Neiffer
and Saussaman, counsel for Bowman,
Nell & Co.. of the proposed re-organ-
lzation of the firm at meeting to be
held at o'clock, September g., at
1347 Howard street New officers and
directors will be elected.
City NONcI1iHlenU OOeS 10 heading.
Mayor Royal. City Commissioners
II. F. Bowman, w. II. Lynch, M. Har-
vey Taylor w. l.. Gorgas, City Clerk
Charles A. Miller, Assistant City Cerk
r. r. Seaman, City Solicitor D.. S.
Seitz, Engineer NJ. B. Cowden, Build
ing Inspector James H. Grove, Plumb
ing Inspector P. J. Bradley, B. f.
Umberger, secretary of the planning
commission and DR.. ]. M. ]. Raunick,
director of the bureau of health. and
sanitation, left this morning at 1890
to attend the three day convention of
the Pennsylvania League of Third
class cities at Reading. They will re-
turn Thursday night or Friday morn
ing.
Redeem $91, 900 i'm Bonds To-nnor-
row. - At least $1,000 worth of
bonds of the Laird improvement loan
will be redeemed tomorrow by City
Treasurer Copelin. This is the first
series of the issue authorized in 1910
for $641,000. Hereafter the remainder
fthe issue will be redeemed at the
rate of $4,000 per year.
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''Peeping Tom" Caught
By Police; Panhandler
Gets Thirty Days

In the absence of Mayor John K.
Royal, who is attending the Third
Glass City League meeting at Reading
to-day, Alderman C. Emmet Murray,
presided at the police court hearings.
He heard only two cases.
William Kelley, arrested by Patrol
man Hoffman, for panhandling, was
give his choice of a $40 fine of 80
days in Jail Harry Fry, arrested by
Motorcycle officer Fetrow and Patrol
man Carson, was held for a further
hearing. Fry is said to be the Peep
ing Tom" who annoyed South Har-
risburg residents.
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Third Class City Men .
in Session at Reading

Reading, Pa, Aug. 31.-The six
teenth annual meeting of the League
of Cities of the Third Class in Penn
sylvania convened here to-day for a
three days session. Mayor l. w.
Stratton, of this city, the president,
delivered the address of welcome. At
least a dozen cities were represented
and by tomorrow it is expected all
will have delegates present.
To-day Readings city officials spoke
as follows:
Councilman Peter S. Holl, on Gar
bage Disposal; City Engineer Ed
mund B. Ulrich, Sewage Disposal"
Councilman Jacob P. Mcconnell,
Street Construction; Councilman B.
Frank Ruth, Reading Park and
Playground Systems"
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500 Reward. 500

The readers OF this paper will be pleased TO
learn that there is at least dreaded disease
that science has been able to cure in all it's
stages and that Is CatsrFh. Halls Catarrh Cure
IS the only positive cure now known to the med
zeal fraternity. Catarrh being constitutional
disease, requires constitutional treatment
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces OF
the system. thereby destroying the foundation
OF the disease, and giving the patient strength
By building up the constitution and assisting ma.
ture In doing its work. The proprietors have
SO much faith In its curative powers that they
OFFER One Hundred Dollars for any case that 1t
fails 10 cure. Send for list of testimonials.
Address F. ]. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, O..
Sold by all Druggists. 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
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Cool Wave Expected
to Bring Light Frosts

Light frosts in exposed places are
predicted at the local weather bureau
for tonight. In the city the tempera-
ture will drop to so degrees but a big
rise is expected tomorrow.
Sudden rises in temperature are re-
ported from the western part of the
country and it is believed that by to-
morrow night warm weather will
again be here.
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QRnfFERReAsbp pett11nt1ssa4a asskzgalnEl@l9eaMst ~ va
WILL SELL 38 OSTRICHES
Farms Of Feather Company Also In
clhded In Order of Court
Special to The Teleel

Sunbury, Pa. Aug 81. BY agree
ment OF counsel Judge Wilmer. in the
United States Court here, yesterday.
signed a decree directing the sale of
the property of the African Ostrich
Farm and Feather Company, at
Bloomsbury, against which there lie a
debt of more than $4,000.
Personal property. including thirty
six ostriches, will be sold first after
to meet the bills and liens will be sold
by the receiver 1t was also agreed to
sell the real estate divested OF all
The African Ostrich Farm and
Feather Company was organized in
1910, and since then $152.000 worth of
stock was sold, but no dividends were
paid. More than two months ago dis
satisfied stockholders petitloned for a
receiver,
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Cumberland Valley Railroad
TIME TABLE
In Enect June 27. 1918.

IN Hhect JUNG II. 1915.
TRAINS leave Harrisburg
For Winchester and MartinsburR Al
6:03, sT:b2 .. m, S3:40 p. m.
For Hagerstown, Chambershurg. Car.
Iisle,l Mechanicsburg and intermediate
stations at s5:0S, s7.B2, s11:63 a. M
Additional trains for Carlisle ana
Mechanicsburg at s:As a m. 2.I6; s:2s.
S:3U, e;35 a. m.
sil:5s q m. AIS. s3;40. b:S7 and $40
sDaiIy. All other trains daily exoane
Sunday. H. A. RIDDLE.
J. II. TONGE. a, ~ =
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GROWERS GET POOR
PRICES FOR PEACHES
c. V. R. R. Runs Special Train to
Dillsburg Each Day to
Move Crop
Sereioi to The Telegraph

Dillsburg. Pa. Aug. 31.-The Cum
berlard Valley Railroad Company Is
running a special train each evening
to Dillsburg to move the peach crop.
At present from three to I'VE car
loads of peaches are being sent from
here daily.
The fruit is being shipped as far
west as Chicago and st. Louis and as
far north as Boston.
The price this year realized by the
growers is extremely low, even to
such an extent that less than ten cents
per basket is netted after the freight
and commission is deducted.
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SHIRT FACTORY RESUMES
Special to The Telegraph

Duncannon. Pa, Aug. 81. = The
Good Intent Shirt Factory resumed
operations to-day after being idle ten
days to give the employees a vacation
and for the management to make re-
pairs and Improvements to the plant
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-08-31
LEwIsTowN SCHOOLS OPEN
Special to The Telegraph

0petfdI 70 Inc eIegfdfH
Lewistown, Pa, Aug. 31.-The Lew
istown public schools opened yester-
day with an enrolment of 1,751 men,
bers and more to enroll The total
attendance will likely be brought UP
to 1S00.
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Sufferers

from skin tortures get speedy and per-
manent relief by using
Dondi Eczema Ointment
Cases of Eczema of years standing
have responded to the treatment and
permanent relief effected. Price SO
An druggists or P. o. Box 4ss. Har-
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EDUCATIONAL
School of Commerce
Harrisburg Business College
Day and Night School
Sept. z, 1915

Business. Shorthand and Civil Serv-
ice. S0th year. 800 Market ST., Har-
risburg. Pa.
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DOUBLING GAP, pa.
White Sulphur Springs Hotel
DOUBLING GAP. PA,.

numerous medicinal springs naturai
beauty, and abundance of fresh vege-
tables which aid in emphasizing ex-
cellent table service. Special attention
along with reduced rates will be given
to Harrisburg patrons during the month
of August. For prompt reply inquire
OF Mrs. @. A. Freyer.
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JOHNSON HEARING IS !.
FIXED FOR SATURDAY
Negro Who Attacked Maid VIII
Obtain Release on Writ Of
Habeas Corpus

Saturday morn
ing at 10 o'clock
was fixed, to-day
by President Judge
C. ". Henry for
hearing Ode John
son who will obtain
his release, tenn
porarily on a writ
of habeas corpus.
Whether he will
remain out of Jail
permanently de-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-08-20

RariSfa bon SerDs8osnar aus gels
Rono ur (lliisarn), bic ben SeIb'
aug i'm 9prben ais SreiiuiGtee bes
acknowledgements Nr. so mits
madte, gum &orppral bef6rbert unp
i'll einem @efedt pertpinhet ipirbe.
Sir 8erteibieung elmer Stride err
belt Tie bon einem 8iidof elm aren5.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-08-20

8sfu9e Der Gbmnaiien in Sorsau
unb SaIe bic Sp9f9ule lebtgenonns
ter Stobt, unterbra9 aber feline Stus
bien i'm Serbft 1869, I'm iein Sreis
miIigeniabr BEL ben 2. 2eibbuioren
obsubienen. Oa lam nun Die arps
&c .3eit bes 70er &rieses; 5ie bra6ie
benz iunsen 9ufaren cine Siile rns
ausl0f6lt6er @in6riide, bas @iierne
arers unb Die @rnennuns gum Re
ferbeleutndnt, lie erpette unb Der
tisfie feline leibenf6oftli9e 2iebe gum
apdienfanb. Sas Corpus juris
% Mrfi i'm niht mebr gu befrieDis
gen, als CT nod benz Srieoensf9luHe
feline Gtubien nieoer oufnobm, nnb
10 enif6lpb er iid, CANA um3uintteln
ilnb tro, 1878 als aftipsr 2eutnnnt
tpisber bei isinem @esiment elm. 1876
fam CT dls aoiutant Der /. &apalIes
riebrisabe mad &oniesberg, tpurbe
sfpei Sabre fpdter Sberleutnant unb
fonnte nun AZ, bic 8egriinbung zines
eigenen S~nusftanbes oenten. Seine
Wabl fiel auf Doris b. Sprn, Soas
ter oes Sberprdfibsnten Der prrpirs
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-08-20
GeneraIober(t Aus. Y. Maehenfen

General b. Modenien gilt in Sad
ireiien infolee ieinsr sablrei6sr
triesssefdidtlihen aufidBe lanatt
als elmer Der glG~nsenoiten Milis
tGrtbeoretifer, oab er ii9 aber ebenio
gut aud auf Die 8roris peritebt. Int
CT 3uerit pdbreno Der blutigen 2as
ae bon 2oDa, 2otpics unb @loclas
mel unb neuerbingS Dur9 feline 0ers
treibuna Der RuNen aus Dem eroB'
ten Seile @ali5iens binreideno err
pieien. au9 neiteren &reiIeu 1T
er I9on friiber nomentlid burh iein
aweibGnbises @ert .Sdparse 3us
iaren" betannt eemorben, in Dem er
meiiterbaft Die @eididte Der beriibms
ten 9ptenfopfresimenter bebanoelt
bot. @r gebprt su penjeni9en nentS
fben Jelbberreu, bic aus eutbiireeriis
der Sanilie (ben Ibel erbielt er erit
1899 pGbrenb feiner 5dtieteit ols
Jliieelabiutont bes &aiiers) herpors
aesaneeu iino, BERN ct ipurbe am 6.
December 1849 ais @obn oes Bitter
e~utsbeIiBers 2ubtpig Modenien (ses
ipr6en 1890 unb fsiner @ottin mo-
RE aeb. Rint ouf Dem pdterli4en Bee
fibtum i'm Electromagnetic Meriee
burg ~0ebpren unb mar sund6it ii6crs
faupt ni6t fir bie Offi3ierslauibo1n
beitimmt, fpnbern be5pa na9 osm
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-08-20
Sas Gr,pr6r Der aanabier.

Die ge!pebre, bic unter ben arteg'
fiibrenben i'm @ebrau4 finb, iine
bsute allies Musasin,S dnell teuers
f~paffem, bic bur6f4nittli4 5-S pa'
tronen ent6alten Cine Musnobrne
MAIDEN nur bic Sruppsn reg &ons
tinaents, bas 3anaba ben Gnglar'
bern au SiIfe geididt bat. 0isie
9ruppen b.iibsn Elm antomatiides
@epebr, pas Elm duberf raideS.
Neuern aeFattet, obne bob Is BON
Der @dnlter sntfernt 8u iosrbsrt
braudt, inbem etnfad Der Singer
ouf ben 9lb3ug sebriidt pirb. Der
aiidfdloa Der 8affe Derurfadt aus
tomatiid bic Mieoerlaoung, uno 10
lam Der S6iibe in raider 5olse
bic Is gotronen perfdieben, bic bas
maaosin entbdlt. Bel ben anberen
@epebrInRemen 1T Der Solbat ers
miibet, tpsnn sr $50 Potronen abses
feuert bat; bic S4ulter TT tpie SER
idlaaen, bic !oanb 70 miibe, bob
bic Singer nur nod ungefdidt ibren
1tenit perri6ter. 90 bet Der autos
matii6en SIinte Der &anaoisr bic
aidfdlaapirtung aaf bic Sdulter
nur i6ipa9 1T, 10 smpfinbet Der
Sdiise aud feline grmiibung; oud
bic SGnoe nerben tpenistr ar,se1
ttrenst. @r tart alio immer ipsis
ierfeuern, aud mad 300 unp 800
Gdiiiien, pobur6 feline Rampftraft
srbSbt 1T. Set einiaen Sabrsn
nirb bic Sroae beg autpmatii4ell
gepebres pielfod erGrtert. Toh hass
ben Die meiIten Der sroBen Wilitors
nationsn troB Der 8orteile, BITE bieis
@affe bistsi. lie in ibren !9esrsn nidt
einoefibrt, benn Der @erf6penbung
ron Munition mirb bamlit Spr uno
9lr gsOffnet.
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vsdlimmiier gnfan
BON Nrrp6iitdt"

gor nnocf1hr hrcibia cSabrcn
mnrbe Or. N'iIcs' Ierpine sum
eriten Mal Dem Eiiblitum ais elm
Seilmittci iiir ucrpoie 2ciSen Dor.
aeltelt. Ter ioit allaerucine @e.
braidl hcsic;ben hi Aort5en 2aRbe
lit Der beilmogiidite 8epeiS icincs
&ertcS.
8on jcoem Gtoatc IN Der Union
iinb freipiGiee eepgniiie ei,lerl III.
fen. msciid)t mo scrue aeacben,
bon 2euteri, Die mirfliG nun eincm
nerpcien 9eibcn bcfreit murbetl.
Mrs. Saro6 a.. 8arter bon
Ciorfs Sin, Sno., lit cine bon Die
len tpobI5nfrieSenen Snnoen bon
9r. MiIes' Nernine. Sic itrcibt
fuie foIgt: gs.
sd Fam Or. T'iles' 9aerpite eiriaG oar Mica
sntbsbrtft 4pr msbreren Munaten iputbe Id
mad! 90 wrippt ben Reroettnt aigtnriftu. 20
s ,garss r e ia ssssn , sss ~ s as' iS sH ss ssrs .t,s %ssss
nor. Sd fonnts iusbsr otbsitrn. md meme De.
iintettaltuna su thbrta. Sh j~toIperte. tpsnn ID
lief. % mas Der itblirunEe s@ninn bort Rerp5F.
tat, ben i'd 10 In meinrm acbsn bate. Sd tanfts
etne nlnfdhe BON Or. miles Meruine nnh nodbbeuR
Id le p%erbroudht batte. iulrbeu nieirte Rerpen
rubber, baber nnhiu ii nod m,br bon Der Heebt.
ain. Natboei1, ib oie brittle Glaidbe e~itarncmrneu
bate. tnnb i6. bab it sipap5ia Bfnnb i'm De.
tuidbt snaeurunsn hattie nnb th flbie 10 pief
better. Std uiroe bic siuti erfirn bIuitbeu pun
Reruiue nibt FIR $4,000 perfanien. ipern i'd gu.
rii6 rnuets. 100 i'd iuer. che ib NIT oersn De.
branh auf1a."
3um Sertaui bel alien aput6eferu.
@cnn bic rritc 1iaidlc nift lilft, mira
Sbr @elb 6nriiferitattct.
MILES MEDICAL CO., Eikhart, indiana.
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@ffarr Sdtrribfhriff bfs
Nhilipp 5anframptrr.
1t2i.

Mtin Iietcr Ssrr aeSattipndr:
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Sic iieareiaen sesrfa4rer in @ali8ien naa Yolen.

preuben, unb aus biefer Gbe iino
brei @0bne unS cine 2u4ter berpprs
eesaneen. Der hoffnungspplle al
teite Spbn Cams 9eors 1T Der milis
tGrifde 8egleiter bes Prinsen Qiiguit
@ilbelm ppn 9reuBen. Wttiper
eeporbsn, 9ing Iugut Modenler
1908 nit Der aomtefie 9eonie b. b.
Often cine sipeite ghe Elm. SbpCbl
|er feline 3riessatabemie beiuGt hdts
te, befpirftsn es feline auseeseihneter
@ieeni6afien brd, bob G als
Sauptmanu in ben 9eneralitab beru@
fen fpurbe. go mar er bel Der IA.
unb nod Der gefSroerung gum Mas
ipr bel Ser A. 9ipiIipn in @erfpen'
hung, uno nur bur9 cine fanm eins
iGbriee SGiietsit als Gstaoronfef
bel ben Mebtr 9raeonern tam er
ppribereebenb nisber in bic Sront.
b8eIonbers beSeutunsspoa fur bic
EGntpidlung bss bohbeeobten Diff
Siers purbe es, ols i'm 1891 Der ods
malice @eneroIiiobs6ef @raf b.
S6lieffen ii4 gum abiutanten aus
bot, ccnn bel bieiem dusgeSsidneten
Sottiter, Dem Die Gntpidlung bes
beuti6en !Sseres 10 unenbli6 piel gu
perbonten bat, lam Matenien in Die
rihtige GGule. Qls Sberitleutnant
srbielt er ben geTe6l iiber bic l. 2etbs
buioren unb nurbe in bieier Stelz
lung S6erit, bis Ser 8aiier i'm 1898
nnter 8efOrherune sum 8eneralmae
jpr Su ieinem 5liigelabiutanten err
nnnnte. Der oberite 8riessberr mar
ia i6pn msbrere Sabre friiber bel
ben grpBen MouDpern auf Madens
fen aufmsrtfom geiporben. butte Jpn
tpie6erbpIt dusggsid)net unb iid aud
BON Inn @ottrGge liner 8riegsgee
T9i9te baIien laFen. Nd9 Reubils
oune Der 9eibhufaren6rigabe erbielt
Modenien 1901 bns 8ommanbu iiber
bieie feline 2ieblinastruppe, als
@snerollsutnont fiibrte CT 1903-0s
Die Sc. 9ipiIion in 0onsie. nit fpels
der Stabt i'm BON ieber nabe BE.
5iebuneen perbuuben boben. Dts
8diierseburtstagsfssr bes Sdbres
1903 brdGte Donn bic @rnennuna
gum General her aobollerie unb gum
8efeblsbober bes XVII. Irmee.
tprps. Sci btn sroben aaifermdnD:
bern in Der BrOpins goTen erbielt er
bann olsboIo @%eleeenbeit, feline sd:
Bisteit 5ur 5ihruns srOBerer Srup.
penmafeu segeniiber einem 10 sefGbr'
liden @ssner ME &lnd gu bepeifen
Der bsntide Rronprins bat ols Giib.
rer Der Sotenfopfbufaren in Dansie
lGnsere 3eit binbur6 nnter Maden.
TENS 8efebl eeitonben, unb man boi
in gut unterrihieten" 8rsiien mob
iiber elm sefpanntes unb rnerquidIt.
DIES gerbdltnis 5pif4en beioen &C.
munte!t, ober Der 9rpnprins ielbf
bot in ieirsr offenberaisen 9rt bieit
Geritie 2iieen geitroft.
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@abre S,Ibtn.

Uus Gem groben 9QuptquarItet
auf Dem psitli9en ariessi9auplab
beridtet elm neuti9er ariegsberidters
iiotier ON q. @priI:
S.uie beiu6ten mir bic paderen
Streitsr BON Teupe Gbapelle un6
bOrteu BON ibnen 3eusniFe pnn !SeIs
bentateH, Bel bsnsn bas Sers fd ers
beben tonnte.
Da ioben mir eini9e Mustetiers,
beren 8ruit nit Dem giiernen 8reu3
erfter alaFe sssiert NOR. sic tpar.n
i'm Sample bon ibrer Sruppe abse.
ipmmen, unb ebe lie tpieoer ben Mns
f6lub on lire 8ameraben finben
fonntsn, near Die 9adt bereinsebros
den. sic fudten Ii9 Elm 8erIted.
10 gut iie Is in Der Gile finben FONTS
ten. unb MOLTEN oen Morsen abpars
ten, UNI ben Riid5us gu iuden. als
ober bic Spnne Ses nGdIten SaseS
oas SdIodtfelb beleudtete, iaben lie,
oab ibnsn Ser Wes perlsst fpar, oa
fe nett binter bic ensliide Tront gee
raisn rparen. @s blisb ibnen alio
nidts iibris, als ftia in ibrem 8ers
fed aa berbarren, aber phtpobl Sas
um Sas bersine, pbne bob ss ibnen
mosIid purbe, ii9 gu Den nnIeren
suriid3uibIeifen. peridmdbten iie ea
bod, iid eefansen gu eeben, unb Be-
f6lofen, in ibrem elenben 2p9e ipet'
ter aussubalten biz gum 2eBien. Die
eiierne portipn, bic lie bel Ii9 botten,
ipar Iangit persebrt, unb Der Sungel
begann fie gu plagen. 4ber iie bieltsr
aus unO iudten Iid ibre Robruns II
ben Sorniitern Der 2eiden, Die I'm
fte Der auf benz 5elbe lasen. Si'
aben Die eiiernen 9ortionen, bic fl
bel Rem Spten fanben. un6 trantsr
on3u bus @afer aus Dem Iebmisel
@rabeu. llnb als olf in ben Spr
niftern bsr 9sfdlleneu nidlts @Bbarei
mebr 81 finben nor. ba tloubten Il
ii1 Die &Drner aus benz @ei5en, mi
Dem Die perlaHenen llnteritGnbe aus
eeppIitert moren, in Oenen fie bau
fen. Mebrmuls tamsn, pdbrenp Il
brnubsn na4 Hobrung iudteu, eng
Timber in ibre RGbe. aber bann iten
ten lie ii4 tot, unO bic 5einbe gin
gen an ibnen poriibsr, pbne ibns
8eadtuns gu fdenteu.
60 lebten tie bier longe Motet
Bis es ibnen selang, ii9 gu nniere
9oiten hurdsuidlsiden. Sn ibrel
Meuberen iparen lie natiirlih mGbren
ibrer 2eibensseit bDlis perpiIoe
unb tein Meni9 battle fis mebr a
oeuiI6e Splboten erfennen mDge
9aber wollie tie Der Soften aud nix
unaebinberi paFieren laien, fonber
fraete boritdtig nad Der parol
Das mar nun cine grobe @erIese
belt fir bic 8rapen, aber an Der Ill
tenntnis ser parole iollte i6re Re
tuna oenn bod nidt i6eitern, Iol
bern aud bier lpubten tie itd tpteo
su GeIfen. On S4ofstppp, bic y,
rpIe peibt 9u ia felber nt9t!" ri
elmer bon BEN Moderen Dem poit'
su unb fprosrte i'm auf, feline Rtic
feite elmer nGberen @iirbigung /
untersieben. 0aran dber ertanil
Der 9oiteu, bab er es nit einem ben
iden &dmeracsn gu tun bobe, III
!icB bic @ntDmmIinee paiiieren. g
iparen lie enoIi6 aerettet, iinb %
Giferue arsu5 erjier &laHe iparo 4
. men ols ao6u fir ibr muttges au'
! barren in glot unb 8efabr.
! Man ft5t aus oieiem aberteu'
- es Gonbelt iit aud bier, pie du'
briidii6 bemer!t iein mag, ni4t u
Experimentation, ipnoern Inn a
!, tenmGBig bsgluutiate Satia9en
. aud i'm mpostnen &rie9e 1T Die "
: mantit nod nift aiis9eitorben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-08-20
Local Time Table

Henry schuch. Emil q. schucn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-08-20
Edw. w
Hermann, NO.

Raaft Geflassl Gitr und Tarmpre.
bukte nnb besablt bafir barh an'
tpeiTune anf bic Sermann GaDings
8anf. rbeJablen pinftlih fir
iebe Hb%lieferuna.
Sn Oh. Bnls @ebdubet an Der
5~rputitrabe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-08-20

MACHINE SHOPS
OTTO n. VOELkERDiNG,
Hartmann. Mo.

Meine NerfItatic III nit allen nSihiaen
NloIdinen oussrriftsi nm ole Repatnm.
rem an TampI. unb SoioIine.N eidiner
Gre'ds nnb Grniemoiiineu raid nnp gut
anSSuiiibren.
Wlaidinenthcile. R6hren. Del, Snmper
uIm. Iteie or Sanb.
acknowledgements cine epe3ie
liiGt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-08-20

WeH, Der Nos
MIG BON Siielis
nor ari9 neis gu
mid. @s bat 9es
iast: -StgnOre
Sousrampter, in
bic eridie 2sin
ipelc mst cmal
{ ipeni9 Sredicit
III cbbes gu prins
ts ben, oann tons
ne mer piel beis
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-08-20

issi Die Senties pebrs bubu, ,pomii
i'd p,rbIeipe
Sbne Sbr I;siper
P6ilipP S~auerampftr.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-10-11
Dinners.

Mrs. A. Ferguson entertained a
her nice home on Scenic Drive We'd
nesday evening at an elegant {
o'clock dinner. Invited guests were
Messrs. and Mesdames Emil Peil
Herman Mattern, c. B. Lamkin, w
Caldwell, w. A. Turner, B. E. Whit
more and Miss Emma Jack.
Mrs. B. E. Whitmore and Mrs. Irv-
ing Finley entertained at 6 O'Clock
dinner Thursday evening, at 167
church street, in honor Of Mr.. E
Finley's eighty-first birthday. Those
present were Messrs. and Mesdames
W. A Turner, e. Finley, Mesdames
Emma Jack, A. Ferguson, Mr.. Irving
Finley, Miss Alice Finley and Mr.. B.
E. Whitmore.
Mrs. B. E. Whitmore entertained
Friday evening at o'clock dinner
Miss Emma Joorfetz, Miss Emery,
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Finley and Mr..
B. E. Whitmore.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-10-11
Pledge Missions S20. 900.

After a three days session the
twenty-third annual meeting of the
Columbia River branch of the Wom-
ans Foreign Missionary Society of
the Methodist Episcopal church ad-
journed at Salem Friday. The meet
ing next year will be held in Spo-
kane. Pledges by the various socie-
ties in the conference were made to-
ward the $4,000 which it was de-
cided to raise next year to carry on
mission work.