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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-02-16
5anlt gitteratur
% Sanif.A merifanerne.
Nj 8. .. Sonen.

0teo De mroprertoe europ0iite
5orbolo ior 2ie er Oct Hnppe Al
oente. al Suoonnorin8en ira euro.
"a til De 5oreneoe Stater oil BIZ.
De iaa tor i 6remtioen, iom Den
BAR 0aref i 6ortioen.
0Da0 eette oil betDoe Tor CAN'T.
5eoen beroUre er enonu life let Al
o0eritue.
Den Door breo eaer ingOer Hu emo
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ira oe
qamle 9ano til amerita oil bliue
fommenoe Gage, er Def bog iifreit
at reane meo egne 5iplpefiloer til
geonrelien al 0auif aanosiIp /
De iorifeIli9e 5opmer, bOori bette
fan ptre iig beroore.
01e0 anbent 9lif Tor. buao Der
alIere0e geres / 0enne aetning,
fife minoet al ben Oanife STRIFE
bero0re, iorefommer bet mig Dog.
at oet oar muIiat at gre noget
mere til uioere llOpifIing al 0aHit
aanOSliD. napnlia aen0ifab %
anrligbeo til oanif 9%itterntur.
7et er onnifeligt Tor ben eafel.
te at islge ON blot nogenlmOe
6oao Der melIem aar % Dag no.
fomner al oanff 9%itteratur pna DC
iorffellige Omraaoer, 9iitorie, bio
Igrafi. 3eIigion, SfsnIitteratiir oio.
enoiige ian 2eiIigbeo til at little
nprmere gefenorifab meO BET
minoite enfeIte al oisIe 5ing.
Men bette er ct lab. Der life
paa a1Oen Bis fan genoprettes
% peobIiper Oct at gaa ianIeoes,
bill Den o~pDofienoe Slngt itan
iremmeo ooer for oarif amoslio
% 0e alilturpRroier. oct rimrmer.
aae Dnnife / smerifn buroe
6nDe aoqang til fife blot at leie
oanif 9itternturs oiatigite o. eien.
Oommeligiie 6rembrittgeIier; $.
Is. anoeriens Goentnr, 5Hgemnnns
biitoriife Romaner @mtber: 6ior.
TENS 5liigt: 4mtlnoan Nsller:
aOnm 9omo, 0. il. a., men ogiaa
ct f6niomt ll0Oalg al De betpoe.
Iigite upere Granddaughter al +.
CTS. 3af. RieIien, Sobannes SER.
genfen, Oil. 8icaro. 5foogaaro
Beterien m. II.
Wen Oet funoe Ife. bpis ui ban.
De ct tort oanff 9ibIotef, boor
onnife ~iortrinspis bauoe aoaang
til at laone gsser. ieIofsIgeIig I'M.
Der betrpqgen6e @arontier.
Get er 10 meget goot at Here
Observation-Disclosures bar 0anife
ener ffanoin1piife a~foelinger, men
Oct moa 10 / 5slge Sngens gsatifr
bliue ct ipnriomt ltOoolg al oanif
Q~itteratur, Der Der tnn ifnfles
9laos til, o. oernRit oil oct for De
fleite pare iorbunoet meo aoifil'
liat 9efoPr at lame 9sger Der =
lea Oeo fife, ON Der ~operboDeoet
fin0es antologer oper iddoaniie
Iprlfoe afoelinger. fna man fan
asre ia befenot meo, bpao Der Dir.
feIig finoes.
SdDoe man ct eget 6auif giblio.
td, por BET mrtIigt at boloe antn'
log oper Oct. foa enbper fiinoe bra
ae fitl6 Rntte Of oct, ligegploigt
bpor | II. q. ban Ieper.
Wen er BET muIigt at tilDeiebrin.
ae ct foaoont gibtiotef9
ga, ies tror bet.
Der fon life D1re Tpipl ON ID,
foruofot Der er Trdng I'll Sfeoe,
Der fra onnR Si6e, bno6e fra Gor.
Iaeenes o. iffe minSit fra &esertn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-02-16

% Up. o. 2, 39 leier oi 4poitelen
Reters SOAR til Spprgerne paa
Binieodg: u0mpenOer eoer, % boer
al eoer laoe jig ogbe paa Seiu ari-
It'll RaDn til Spn0ernes 6orIaoelie,
% 5 iful0e fan Den 9elligaanos
@a0e.
elsie 5teoer iDnes 10 At beteg-
ne buaoe Sobannes's 0aab og Sc.
III Daab iom Om0enoelies- Daa6 til
5onoernes 6o~rIaOelie.
gi maa ior Oct ierite merfe os.
at 5or5oloet mellem Sobannes %
,Seius life par ct 9toofet.
Intngs iorbol0. SaaIeOes er 5or.
boI0et mellem Sobnnnes-G aaben o.
Seius.9 uaben beIIer lite ct
DO o0etnings or 5oI0.
Sobmnes pr9oiter OmOenOelies-
Doa6 til Spn0ernes 5orIo0elie oeO
8ro paa Den tommenOe 5relier. S
ben friitne 0aa6 osbes Der til ben
treenige @uOs Ra0n % Samnun0
og til Spn0ernes 5~orIoOelie peo
Eroen paa Sen 6relier, Der er font.
men o. bar hnlobragt lit 5relies-
oprf.
Gen triitne 0aab fan Der 6eitan.
DIG plies tiI6a1e til Tom oen att,
boor0eo ben troenoe oe6te bar iaa.
ct inGo SnnOsiorInOeIie % er opto-
get i SUBS Gi9e % / SamimO meo
ben treeniqe @uo.
9nqaacu0e Observation-Disclosures -
ga er BET 10 rent paaiaIOenoe, at
apoHos. iom inaen ITrlig aanos,
me0oeIelie fit, blep til itor GeliigneI.
Re, iprlig / aorintb, meoens Oi life
6erer ON, at noaen iprli9 oanoeliB
8irfiombeo uofoIoe6es al nogen al
oe toIo. Tom itrnfs be9nnOte At tale
Il Sunaer o. profetereoe.
8enne hiitoriIfe aenosaerning al.
gioer 9eIprina al itor praftiit BE.
tponing.
On apollos iiaes. iom ri iao
iioit. at ban par ftprf / Striiterne
~unoeruiit ON 6errens Be- brpn0en.
oe / dan0en. San BAR oe0 SUBS
91naoe De troen0e til me9en Tptte
tbi ban qen6reo Ssoerne ofientligt
meo tor araft oa beoiite peoStrif-
terne, al Seius er ariihis.
SmmenIign bermeo. bOao Ban.
Ing ~Ifri0er init til ReuigbeOen i
aorintb, hoor baaOe ban ielD %
apoIfos baDoe oirfet:
On gibes oeo Nanoen @isOoms
Iale; en- anOen aunOitabs Gale i'll.
Ben idrme 4ano; en- nn6en 9ro /
oe famine Nnn6; en- nu0en @ooer
til at beIbreOe / ben enc Aano; en-
mSen At uofsre fraitige @erninqer =;
en- nnoen hroietiif @oDe@ ofo. Il.
aor. ~, SID.
Ser er Ben aanosaaoe. Iorn par
gfpet apollos. ftiIet 1 Spioien =
gisooms Gale og arn0ifnbs Gale.
SelIignnn6ens @ooe til at gre
nnOergerninger er life 6en alminoe.
Iige, beller life ben oistigite. Zen
5orm Of aanosonbenbnreIIen, Tom
piier fla I araitseerninger, fer uL
boor en- iaoonn arnftuOfoIoe,ie oi.
Ter fla n~sopenoig for at Itstte %
itprfe De eifliges FRO oa oDeroinoe
ben foreliggen6e Rooitanh.
nenbDer gioes aanoens anben.
bnrelie til oct, iom er 1donligt~
u aor. ~, u oerme0 er aft ingt
meO Senipn til. bOorleOes aonOs.
aaperne til enbper Si6 oil uiie fig
Ii @fl0s Wenidhe0.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-02-16

Ri tror. Der er manee sooe Den.
neifer ogiaa noenior Dor Jro.e
9Samen tror 5 De fan blipe iaIi
&c paa ben 2ro, De bar24
Ri pe9 life, 9ooroan Oet ifnlOe
gaa til; De bar intel ianOt Rruite.
ifab. o. Dc bar life @uos aafro."
n9ar De intet ianot 9rpiteitab %
life @IOs amOl = men 8ibelen
bar DC oa.@
g5oritaaelien Al 9ibelen oar 10
ifiuIt aeniiem belle Den LANCE Gios.
perioOc Of .tbe 0eatb ages"
a6oornaar par Oa 0et2"
Oct par ira Den IiS 4poitelfir
Ten ophsrte til 0atber iremitoO. ui
rcgner banoe 9utber % 5obn anor
% andre al 9eiormation ION aoOe
91pnO. Ser oar Reoifdber / @uOs
Soano % ioa nooet 9Us, men belle
Smo6eoen ioritoo sc life"
De par 8ltos Reoifaber, iaa
maatte De pei ogiaa baOe elIOs
aano."
aQeb iaa meaet fan ri life mo
rsmme.@
a1ror ) paa 9oIu8ami?@ iparg
II 9aitor eimo.
Ri ger. % belle &erOen oil mart
fonrnc til at tro paa Oct ianme;
mis- GoIMami uar alminoeIigt, uil-
Dc life 20 q al Rriocne / Il. z.
oure beiplpte meo iIeume 5ps.
BONNIE"
aSnmen 9ibeIen iorbpOer Oct 10"
a9ibelcul eps ieres aamle &c.
itdmeute, q 5 pil iinoe Al Dc beoite
0fpuo baooe mnn9e aoner. @bra.
ban. 0aoio o. mallae andre. ian.
oarme. ser / iprIia @rao teuote
@uos Billie, o. bois 9ip oiOneOe
ONT. at Dc latte alt mo paa At islse
oen."
IS mener aIinn. at 9oIpaami cr
@u0s 8iIIie2"
49fbiolutl~
graftiieres oct Oa enom2@
Rel II. 2 har iorbuot oct Oe
ieuote oeres 6oIf berilo, ia. ieg oil
fife foIoe Dem 5oIf. oct par llnen.
~neIfer; De trGrl9te iig inc / 9uiene
ol i1a ncorigt % usieIt DC bar ii9
40. fan life beitrioes. Be @ruiom-
acocr oc tifloo iia, oet Tan life
tales omi"
~goImami bleo iaa Dog nfitai
ict2"
"a. oi tror % lGrer, at man ifal
aolooc oet %oeroslige 0rSen o. %.
rigbeo."
nSameu. De iaaoe 10. at 9olp.
gmni par @uos Billie % 9cin.
lima. tror ; fife. al ma ber 40.
lDoe @to mere enc @ennrifer. ieIu
gorig6cocu2"
so. 10 (oai1 ~io, mei Dc
fen0er 0iitorien ON abrnbam; ban
blep bciaIet at ta1e 8ngtens Ssn,
BAN. al boem 5oriettelien ON ei
5of ina talrigt iom Simlens Stier.
ner % 9nnoct oeo Saoets greO al.
bona. At taae BAN Of oire BAN. gu
4br13om nolse til Finft o. griffe,
3aroe aniuen lsitet o. ifIloe Iiae
II At iteor til. men "a iaa @lo, AT
abra3am par lDoia, Oh oct BAR bn.
r. Oct. bnn piIoe pioe. og Dan raab.
te til abrahnni, al Ban ifnloe luoe
care % oiite bnin / Ste0et Tor Ell
9p6oer. og abrnbam oireoe Den,
nn0an er Oct nleo os, @no bar ief.
OF ba0oe 9lillie til 9poigbeo. o. ban
er tilircos."
qSpaO er Oct ina no ior Ell
9sn0oer, MormonglIOen lager til
1offe meO i SteOen Tor 2pOig6eo.
og bDao meo De 20 q, t9nfte ieg
Ii nit title SinO, men lea ingoe
ingentirp. ior bun bnoOe pRret iaa
ilinf % beiIig; en- ouoerleOes taf
%nemmeIig 3iIbsrer oar en- una
Mnlo, Der par / 5slget. ban be.
mrrfeoe: nDours ieems TO be a prac.
teal religion.
ga, Der bleO inst me9et mere, men
bette ipntes mig oct Understandable.
9nar man lrier Normonernes
Siitorie, fan man life blioe iritaget
for At ie, at ben Sl9gt, Der ior De.
res 9ros SfDlo uioer 3orislgelie
al etboer slrt o. Suit og Smoom
bleD oreoen ira Steo til Steo og
en6elig UNDER utrolige 2ioelier fore.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-02-16

beo moo anore 0leineifer, aBe.
iom @iIO ogiaa oinOer leneere %
lrrgere irem oerpeo, Al ban CT goo
oeO os og belDntrer iig ior 0or
9eliarO, ON ban / opbeiet egen
fprliabeO 6aDoe laoet os ieiIe DOR
egen ~, bapOe ban oermeo ior eoiat
uoeluffet g~lilia6eoen ior i'm eaen
pi0ere lloUiflin9. Sigeiaa ueo o.;
Ct aabeat @ierte % oillig 0iGlpi0ni
beo betaler iie. or Den eitite Bel
I'll 5remifriot. Dette er eDan8eIiet
Men euangeiiet CT enigt. Sut
ui par inl0fomie. bunO ad2 IA
iaa bleu 2ioet en- eneite aeOiomme.
Iiabeoens Commercial. 9%ienneifeis
Qnffe beitdar / at frntpe % piHoe.
/ at Irrpbe eiter. men life ! 9eiio.
belle; al Den @ruao er ono boiler
life iaa iul0f0men, iom ban fan
bliDe, clers Diloe aeOiombe0 ogfaa
uure bans 200. Spnoen or oerfor
life ct ilbetinget SHoe. Get er
life et @oOe, %ioritaa mig ret, 8rs.
ore % Ssitre, men alligeDel, Sec.
%Ionibeoeh Ulloe in0iinoe iig, ON Der
life par mere at itrpbe beiifnoo
oio., oiD, aItida goot en- 5ine
aoret lana iaen, 90 Oct par JON
gluten rrnieoes, ieB funOe life for.
ital Cr0ene. motoaen g@race nlo.
ne, iaa Oct fnnoe life DGre IN
aatc mormonit Saag, % eli agro
Der" mffeOc ior tie ipIeuOio Dis
oonrie4 % oen beaanOeoe Snn9, d
@sOet par iorbi.
Seq fan aerne meO oct idnnre
iortpae, bpor0an oct 9nor til, IT
iel tan ia artifler itreoei RI
9nnifcren' lei fonmuer Al, at u
er meet inOe / Oregon, bar ligget
Der / 3G Timer o. nllia0is bIi
per her 36 mere. 0a Sneen inl0er
u%nfbruOt, o. Dluligbeoen FOR al
fippe aennem bliper min6re On
min0re. vi er hm S. gil ira Bort
lono, men Sneen er oDer tooe TSn
mer, iiges Der, % Strgfningen. u
bar iilbaBe. lilaer mcllem 9icrae,
hoor Der or 3are ior Sneifre0. 5ne-
ploocae BAR noe, men Stormen /
9iera0iitriftet tpana oem al Sfin
nerne. on 6e fon life arbeioe. Sna.
oanne o. andre 1ioenoer bsrer ui
i'm 5io til on0en. men pi er itnne.
let peo en- IN. ian ioreIsbia utter
Oi oa life. On oi nnar Stibet er 10
unfit, mes minSre oct nenter. Ser
er iIere Qasiagerer pna Goaet Tor.
il0en os ieIo. o. BET iises. al iiei
intet Goa aaar. iaa Der er Saab
euonn. @eo Silien.
anna RieIfeu
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-02-16
Del. Der belta0I.
Bor @uos Orb beiaar suinoslis
fF{ 40 a
Sobannes= Daabsn, Jeluss
9aabcn, ManOsaabens
barellen

Da iagOe 8aulus: a5o9an'
mes 6e6te meO OmOenoelies-
0aab, ioet ban ia9Oe til Solicit,
at De Ifuloe ire paa Den, JON
fom efter BAN, bet er paa St
ius.~ U1en oa De bgrte bette,
looe De fig Osbe til Den Serres
Sein Quun. u. OR. 10. 10.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-10-05
FRESHEM UPy
give YOURSELF
A REAL Chew
The Juicy Sweetness OF ''Am-
erican Navy Puts More
Snap Into a Man
Big VALUE rich CHEWING

A sweet, mellow chew of good tobac-
co is wonderfully refreshing. But the
tobacco must be in plug form to give
you the utmost of wholesome, healthful
enjoyment.
The rich, natural juices pressed into
golden-brown plug taste so deliciously
good that it puts new snap into you.
American Navy plug is the distinc-
tive chew. 1t gives you the same type
of leaf as the best SCRAP" but it
gives you aVhoie leaf instead of "cut-
tings," and it's hard-pressed instead of
loose-packed. That means more sweet,
mellow favor and more genuine tobac-
CO satisfaction.
The leaf for American Navy is more
carefully selected and the plugs are
more carefully made than is the case
with many higher-priced tobaccos.
You actually get more than your
moneys worth of chewing enjoyment in
American Navy.
You'll know this for yourself soon
as you get started chewing American
Navy, because its rare distinctive flaw
or gets right next to your tongue the
very first chew-and stays there.
Try big cut of American Navy
and you'll wonder how you ever got
along without it. In Sc and 10c cuts.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-10-05
IRON PRICES GO
ONE STEP HIGHER
Advance Over Last Week S
Record; August Exports
Break Records

Heavy buying of pig iron accom-
panied by price advances on top OF
those of last week is the outstanding
feature of the iron market, says the
Iron Age in its review to-day. II
comes while evidence is accommodating
OF the trend of finished steel to still
higher priccs. Export demand IL
partly responsible in iron as it has
been in steel, but with high levels re-
garded as certain for months to come
domestic purchases, one after another
are, after repeated postponements
being brought forward. In the face
of shortage of labor for the increas-
ed business, the mills have difficulty
in adding to production and shortening
deliveries, yet buyers could use more
material; the result is a growing price
strength.
The August exports of iron and steel
broke the record They totaled $685.
192 tons, against the high total of
$4,000 tons in May. The figures bear
out the contention that the smaller
amounts for June and July did not
mean that the high point of the export
movement had been passed, and in
deed the showing of the steel works
order books at the time was other
wise. The inquiries for $4,000 tons of
rails for France and for $4,000 tons
for a road in Western Canada are not
yet satisfied, and not much Mas Devn
placed against the 10000 tons for a
number of American railroads accept
able for 1918 delivery.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-10-05
HIGHSPIRE
HICHsPIRE PERSONALS

Prof, and Mrs. ]. e. Lehman, oi
Lebanon Valley College, spent Sat
urday and Sunday in town with theil
son, K. Lehman.
Jos. o. S. Poorman, his sister, Mrs
John r. Gore, and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Ney, of Royalton, motored to Ann
Vile on Sunday afternoon where. they
visited the formers son, Tyrrell Poor
man, a student at Lebanon Valley
college.
The Missionary Society of the
United Brethren church met at the
home of Mrs. P. Fl. Mozer, Market
street. Tuesday evening.
Adam Ulrich, spent Wednesday in
Mechanicscburg visiting his son, Sam
uel, who had his left leg broken be-
low the knee. He is a dairyman and
his own horse kicked him.
Adam Ulrich spent Wednesday and
Thursday of this week in Steelton
with friends.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-10-05
Surprisingly Good
Cough Syrup Made at
Home
Costs Very Little and Easily Made,
but is Remarkably Effective.

You'll never really know what a fine
cough syrup you can make until you
prepare this famous homemade remedy.
You not only save So as compared with
The ready-made kind, but you will also
have a more effective and dependable
remedy in every. way. 1t overcomes the
usual coughs, throat or chest colds in
"a hours-relieves even whooping cough
Get 21a ounces of Pinex $50 cents
it into a pint bottle and fill the bottle
Here, you have a full pint---a family
syrup that money can buy-at cost of
only 81 cents or less. 1t never spoils.
The prompt and positive results given
by this pleasant tasting cough syrup
have caused it to be used in more homes
than any other remedy. 1t quickly
loosens a dry, hoarse or tight cough,
heals the inf1amed membranes that line
the throat and bronchial tubes, and re-
lief comes almost Immediately. Splen-
did for throat tickle, hoarseness, bron-
chitis, Group and bronchial asthma.
Pinex is highly concentrated som-
pound of genuine Norway pine extract,
combined with guaiacol and has been
used for generations for throat and
chest ailments.
Avoid disappointment by asking your
full directions, and don't accept 1ny-
thing else. A guarantee of absolute sat
isfaction. or money promptly refunded,
goes with this preparation. The Piney
Co., Ft. Wayne. Ind.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-10-05
THANK YOU NE|GHBOR
I'M FEELING FINE"
Popular Tender of Harrisburg Toll
Bridge Chcerier Than Ever
These Days
Tells Everybody How TanIac Fixed
Him I'm

Him Up
Everybody that crosses the Harris
burg toll bridge gets an extra
cheery hail nowadays from w. r,
Smith, the popular custodian OF the
over the river highway, for neigh
Dor Smith is in fine fettle and he
doesn't hesitate to tell you that Tan
lac is the cause of his good spirits ~
He says: Il was in pretty bad
shape even though didn't let on to
everybody / met. ] always try to
have good word for all who pass
over my bridge but was beginning
to feel SO bad that it was sometimes
an effort to reply cheerily.
Il was all run down. maybe be-
cause I smoke too much maybe not
but at any rate I was getting SO that
didn't taste right l couldn't get !
good nights rest and had a LOT
more headache than man ought to
have. Yes, sir, felt right mean.
Then one day / read in the papers
about Tanlac and the help it had
been to so many people and let me
tell you, neighbor, I got a bottle that
very same night and started in on II.
"Neighbor, If you ever feel run
down and out of sorts take it from
me, take Tanlac for it's the greatest
medicine ever made. 1t fixed me up
III no tiine SO that 1eit better than
l have felt for many year. My ap-
petite came back, my meals took on
a new flavor and I soon got so l could
sleep the sleep of the just. Yes,
neighbor. l feel fine and Tanlac did
it,"
Tanlac, the famous reconstructive
tonic and stomachic invigorant is
now being specially introduced here
at Gorgas' Drug Store, 16 N. Third
ST., where the Tanlac man is always
ready to explain the merits of this
Master medicine to anyone interest
ed. Tanlac is sold also at the Gorgas
Drug Store in the p. r. r. Station.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-10-05
0RRINE FOR
DRINKING MEN

We are in earnest when we ask you
to give Orrine a trial. You have moth
ing to risk and everything to gain, Tor
Your money will be returned If after
trial you fail to get results from Or,
rine. This offer gives the wives ana
,,,otbers of those who drink to excess
an opportunity to try the Orrine treat
ment. It is a very simple treatment,
can be given in the home secretly,
without publicity, or loss Of time from
Orrine is prepared in two forms:
No /, secret treatment; orrine NO. =,
81 90 a box. Ask JUS for booklet.
Geo. A. Gorgas, 16 North Third
street, Harrisburg; John A. McCurdy,
Steelton; H. F. Brunhouse. Mechanics
burg, Pa.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-10-05
Typhoid Is Increasing;
Sixteen Cases Reported

Sixteen cases of typhoid fever have
been reported in the borough until
to-day according to Health Officer
Eber Butler, and the authorities are
giving much thought to prevention
of a further spread of the disease.
Health Officer Butler and Secretary
Edward Lewis are both of the opinion
that raw ice water is one of the causes
of the epidemic. Charles Detweiler,
of the firm of Detweiler Bros, takes
exception to the theory of the auth
critics. In paid advertisements to-
day the firm declares that no natural
ice has been distributed for four
week and that only filtered water is
used In manufacturing ice
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-10-05

ing. Services were also held at the
chapel of Jednota home. The Rev.
rather Howard. of Middletown, Off
ciated and burial was made in the
Jednota cemetery.
w. S. Fickes, of Newport, driver
OF the car which killed the boy, will
be given a hearing before SQUIRE
Frank A. Stees, Steelton, this evening.
AN inquest will be held by Coroner
Jacob Eckinger at the funeral estab-
lishment of H. Wits Sons. stee,ton
this evening.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-10-05
Steelton Snapshots

Mccullough Is Held. - Samuel F.
Mccullough, coIored, who attempted
to rob the store of N. S. Fencil few
days ago and who was stabbed in the
back by a companion, was given a
hearing before Squire Frank A. Stees
last evening and held without bail for
court. Mccullough will face charge
of attempted burglary and carrying
concealed deadly weapons.
Consistory Meets. - The Consistory
of the First Reformed Church will
meet at the church this evening at
o'clock.
Water Board Meets. - The borough
water board will meet at 100 o'clock
tomorrow afternoon at the pumping
station.
Committee to Meet.-The executive
committee of the Civic Club will meet
Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs
j. M. Heagy, the president. The reg
ular meeting of the club will be held
the following Monday
held by Mrs. John Houck's Sunday
school class of the United Brethren
church, this evening, has been post
poned.
To Cancel Debt. - During the har-
vest home services in the First Re-
formed Church next Sunday morning
small church debt will be cancelled
~ opSh Iva lie
treasury box Of Glass 5, Grace U. E
Sunday school, taught by w. H
Ickes, will be opened at social tc
be- held at the home of Charles Near
hood, Lincoln street, this evening.
Refreshments will be served and or
sale.
Plan Anniversary Celebration -
Plans are being made by the Young
Mems Hebrew Association for celebra.
tion of it's first anniversary. An elab.
crate program is being prepared and
number of speakers of national
reputation will be here. The commit.
tee includes H. Margolas, chairman;
Louis Lobarwitz, d. p. Baker, Jacob
Yosolowitz and Jacob Levin.
Committee Meets - The Highway
Committee of council met this after
noon to consider several drainage
problems.
Commission to Meet The Steel.
ton Parks and Fairgrounds Commits
sion will meet this evening to pre-
pare plans for next years work and
to formulate recommendation tc
council.
Wells Is Improved - ]. c. Wells
widely-known printer, has recovered
from a two-weeks' illness. He was
confined to his North Front street
home.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-10-05
Keep
Food
Properly

The use of ice in winter
gives you more whole
some food, less loss from
spelling and less danger
of poisoning.
1t is a well-known fact
that a varying tempera-
ture is most harmful to
foodstuffs of all kinds.
The temperature of
your refrigerator is 40 de-
grees.
An average tempera-
ture of 40 degrees is far
better than a freezing
temperature one day and
sixty to seventy degrees
the next.
Food placed out of
doors is apt to attract
germs which may cause
serious illness.
A piece of ice will last
a long time in cool wealth
er.
United Ice & Coal Co.
Forster & Cowden SITS.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-10-05
Million a Day Wagered
in Chicago Betting Ring

Chicago, ILL.,, Oct. 5.-Government
officers were authority for the state
ment yesterday that more than
100000 changed hands daily in the
operations of the betting ring recently
exposed by Federal Judge Lands.
Charles F. Clyne. district attorney
and James e. Stuart, postal inspector
conferred in an effort to determine
whether postal laws have been vio-
lated.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-10-05
MERCHANTS WIFE ADVISES
HARRISBURG WOMEN

II had stomach trouble so bad
could eat nothing but toast, fruit and
hot water. Everything else soured
and formed gas. Dieting did no good.
was miserable until 1 tried buck
thorn bark, glycerine, ETC., as mixed
in Adler-i-ka. ONE SPOONFUL ben
efited me INSTANTLY" Because
Adler-i-ka empties BOTH large and
small intestine it relieves ANY CASE
constipation, sour stomach or gas and
prevents appendicitis. 1t has QUICK
EST action of anything we ever sold.
II. c; Kennedy, druggist, 321 Market
street :
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-10-05
ARREST HARRISBURG GIRL
UNDER MANN ACT AT BATTTNfOp1

Baltimore. Oct 8. - United States
secret service men, Pennsylvania DO.
nee and aBltimore detectives arrested
MISS Amber Robinson, Harrisburg
and Charles P. Davis. of Richmond
Va, in Baltimore, yesterday. @ on ssr-
lous charges. Davis is charged with
violating the Mann act. Miss Rohin1
son said that she went to Baltimore AZ
Robinson's request az
Davis request.