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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-18
gIIs 0eIertenr 5uriidscldJuift.

SnmeS Slpann, 9fr. 1000, 9lop
Str., Gin 0cicrteiir pom grnocstrenr =
6cr g6bicago". Der om Dlcnitag p'.
perboftet piroc, nuBte eeiterll "
9ceIeituue oeS NoIi5iiteu slIbert '9O.
.Oon bon Der oitIibcn EoIi5eiitatlO~'
oic 93ciic nod Ser 9eoaue SSlopy',
NIottenitation ontreten no CT C''
gimocSbcborOen ousgeliefcrt ipilrVF'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-18
Der Oioaurrncnr bsimdjt Sas 3ndJf-
bans,

Goupcrncur gmcrion 6. Sarrino.
ton m0 Staats.5cfrctdr 1boS. ~.
SinunonS pcrocii moreelt Dem @ot,
tesOicnite I'M 3uht6uuie bcimobnen
mo oonn cine Snipeftion Der 9ln.
iiaIt rno ciner llnterbolhlnd Der
3nbibouSIcr i'm Souiitaosidnlrou.
ne bciluobnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-18

9eIearap6iidJrr g9etterberidlt.

glus oen iibrigen gunoes.@etter.
9eobadhmes Stationen rurOen ole
ioleenoeu nicorigiteu EeHperatureH
0ie uni s llbr geitern slbeuo berrid.
ten. beridtet:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-18

WiaDor Ereltou lieB geltcrn anlaBlig
oes 6ubboa @eitipielS in Some.
pooo sic itdotiiaen gureaug tim
? llbr ihlieben. geriebuneeu
TN 6cuer.Geportenent Staots.
gonoiiroBcn Gominiiiion ocrsibt
mebrcre Gontroftc.
gIuldBlih oeS 6uBboll @eitipiels
5Uiiben Der Nlannitait oeS Eolg.
tetbnifnnS uno ser 0lannidoit oeS
Baltimore Gitp College lies geitern
@aDor Ereiton oie gureolu i'm 8ot6.
baus I'M 5iUei llbr idIieBen i'm ben
itdotiiten 9lngeitcIlten @clegen6eit
8u gebeu Dem @ettipiel bei5utpob.
men, Gr ielbit begab lid ihon friib.
5citig nod Dem Spielplab.
Ole @obl foitet Scr Stoot
$4,000.
Iie @rdiioenten.@o6l om 7. go.
uember foitet Ser Staot lneefGbr
$4,000. Bis icbt betrdet Der Info
iten6etrog $65,720, eS ite9en jeOob
nod DeriAieOeue 6oroeriugeu an Die
StaOt mis. Gie glugeitenten ser
.9IliiiihtS.geborOe priifen sur
3eit ole 8ehmmgen Der @obIrihter
tnlo Glcrts. Gle 9lehnliugeu iperoeu
Dem Staot 9egiitrator ii6ergeben
perOen ser OieieIben beoleiden miro.
Gr mlB ungeiabr 2300 GbedS aus.
itellen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-18
GMiffSFarten

bon imO nod 2cuiidlono inO
Seitcrrcd,lln0nrn iibcr giottcrOonl
lmo ylciu.0orf. @eIoicnOlmgcu nod
europa.
SbrO. s. 9icuer & &c.,
2l7 CitguItimOrc.Str.
Cyadr5i3-) 243 GaO'yruaOUau.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-18
Eucsiol.Gpn,ert.

0apeac Ses 7nmpferS yOl6eim@.
Sdmitao Slbeub, 18. OtuDember.
@eO. 8iIlina's, glr, 9, NOrb.WaS.Str.
(g(ob1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-18
nie IanS@irttidlaftIide sLnsileILnna.

Se6r gutter 9eiuh in scr &oiieu.
Sollr. Cie Frcisucrtbeiling.
Frohtiee Erooufie aus ouen
I9eiIcH WiarDlono IT 6inonjieGe
Scite dlBerit 5iiirieOenitelIenO.-
GlcIc GcuiidJc utter ocn ErGmiir.
ten.
Gic Notwithstanding gIusnel.
ling erfrelite iid) getern unpueiiel.
bait oeS beiten geiiits ieit ibrer Gr.
oiinung unO man fonnte es ben Sci.
tern Oerielben uiO oen goritebern
Der ueridieOenen Gepartements am
@eiidlt ableien, Dab iie nit Dem Ie.
iuliat oes llniernebmenS poaalli be.
frieoist iino.
| Gin Gomite, bcite6enO aus oen Ser.
rem &. y. Gobil. Sol. " W. Sisf
lnO Erofeiior Z. 9. SDmons iiber.
bradte Dem ErGiioenten Ser .ameri.
can 6eoerotion Of So6or" 5omueI
@onpers, cine @inIooilng all sic Der.
lammelten Gelegaten. Die gluSIteI-
lung 5r beiuden inO oie lononirtb.
ihoitlibeu Gr5eiigniiic oeS 5tootes
| in glugenibein 81 nebmen un0 Oie
| GinlaOung puroe nit Can't nnae.
nommen unO Die anlueienoen Gelego.
ten iueroen beute ser glusItellune lin
rorpore" beiuben Sic SdiiIer ser
oiientIihen Shulen 9altimore's er.
boIten ireieu 3ltritt, penn lie IidJ in
gegleitung ibrcr @Itern ODER 2ebref
befinoen. gIud Oie StuOenten ser
So6ibulen f0unen Die 9lusitellunq
toltenlos beiiben.
SIN glebeuiaol belt sic .5tate
OairDmen's 9(iiociotion" ibre IT,.
5a6respcrinmmlrmg unter gorlib oes
Frdlioenten Syobn Dl. Dennis nb.
ytaGoen Der 5etret6r R. $. Hufiner
ino Der Shnsmeiiter glia y. @oiOi.
ner ibrcn Sabresberift critnttet bat
ten, biclteu Or. s. ". SSoorO bon Der
lonopirtbidloitIiben llnipcriit1t BON
@luiidbuietts, s. q. @ombIe pom
tgunocs 2onOtpirtbihoits Bureau
itnO iSreoerid s. g1infIcr BON Rcp.
I Seriep Qlnipro1en, Ole nit groBem
geiian anfgenommen mur0en.
9ic peribieoenen 3ipeiee DER
Wlildpirtbidaft pltroen cilr6 Bon.
oelbiloer iIluitrirt.
Sic SdiiIer Der ct. WiarD's Sn.
ouitrie.5duIe, iowie oie ,gSntional
Grange BON @aibington, 8. g., be.
iudten geitern glbeno ole gluslteaumg.
Gin Gomitc, beItebeno ans oen SS.
| y. S. Sanion, &. S. @aIter, w. SSr.
Oiug 8nIfer, 3. W. Sboeluafcr, 2.
y. SpnonS mo s. 6. IempIe be.
! griiBte Die geiuder imo eelcitete ole.
! ielben Ourb ole glusiteIlung.
| Frciic er1ieltcn fiir Cont
erben.
6rat Soiureilce 2efpis BON go.
poits; 4f4 M@w
sraiiIein elIo @iitinGs BON 6oreit
4 Bari, lss
4 5toil g. SmuolO Don Dlt. 9llto;
i Sobu 5oirf BON 9nneDtolpn;
5roli @iorgoretbe @atouS bon
4 gSooolaipn;
Srail g 81 Somes BON 8eocroIs.
burg;
Sron eooic elorf BON ;SeOcroIs.
burg;
8rdulein SOo 6. Grep BON G6eitcr.
toipu;
6rqn u. 8. SorriS bon 9cttcrton;
5rau $. y. Sprcuger Don @out.
gomerp;
Srou eOaB QoianclI bon SeOcroIs.
burg;
BURG,
Srnit 6. \ glbbott bon Der Calls
| 9loao;
4 5rou SeurD Seeming BON OOen.
ton;
irauIein Giiie @iiueltcn BON
| GrolunSpiIIp
Sir 9Iumen:
SSianc s. ARoB BON @opans;
81 Gincert bon Nbitcmari6;
glad Bros. BON Baltimore;
4 SSobH &. @ogner BON Iopion;
4 Gromon & lllrid BON 9clair
&oa0;
], iSre0. g. Bauer pon Gobous;
0rou ". g. Godran BON @ooo'
broof
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-18
9 ollteu Oie ipauiid c
Sprade Ierncn.

SSn Begleitlng oes Sefretdrs No.
bert 6. See imO Der $50. 8iliom z.
GbiIos, Dem iriiberen 0iilis.Staot-
GOntroleiu, imO Siilis.Staot.Gon.
troleur GborIes $. Sumpolt, Itottctc
Mopor Ereiton DER Wlc1onoueb.
SbuIe einen geiut ab. Gr bicIt an
Oie 56iiIer cine SIniprode. in wcIder
er oarauf binpieS, Dob Oos GrIernen
Der ipaniihcn Sprade beute Don
GROCER 9eoeutimg iei, oa Die 9erci.
nigteu Staatcn ibren SouOcI in 3u-
fimit baupti6hlid udh oen iiio-ame.
rifoniiben Staaten auSoe6nen mir
Oeu. Ger Wla0or iagte, ooB in oen
oiientIideu S6lleu iponiit gelebrt
miro uno bob oud Die McTonougb.
Sdule ibren Sdiilern @eIegenbeit
gebeu iolte, oieie gprndle 81 erIer.
nen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-18
ylnlrnnnamiItt[ fiir OlnaIan0.

Ger gcItern bon SuIl, @ngla''s''
iiadj iiiirmiider Relic bier angeto'a.
meme Gompler ,9lmpIefortb", sou e
s. Q. lnuies, miro cine pclle ~
oung MebI iiir europa einne0II'e"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-18
e0nncnanI. nn6 llnicraann.
tlnt6
g9ettcranslidte

Sir WnrDlonO mo Ocn Diitritt
GoIumbio beute flor imo peitlide
gSinoc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-18

,glnbiigrirus" trcnoiuan after Carr"
sScrb's"-a 0ii Toe Irail 0ouionO4.
,eanelD"-a SOujcs OF Blc0iure".
,oippoDrOme NnuOcbiile unO ggdHbelblIber
,,WinNinuD llnu0eOine.
.WlnfisNiobtmig"-- 8bin 0bn"
0lcinrla"--&aubcple uno 0ennbelbilber
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-18
Sin glcOcr cridIOiieu.

Ger gteger g9iaiom 9upeI ipnrOr
in ieiuer 8obnung. 9lr. 234, g1oro.
Gurbam-Str., BON cinem 8oiieeenoi.
ien ud6reuo eireS StrciteS cridboIien.
Tic YoIi5ei gIaiIbt, Dab Ter Nceer
Siaiab Soies Der 8eriibcr Ger @iorO.
that iit un6 periudt, OeS N2omes
6abbnft 5lt lperoen. Der 2cihndm
0cs GrHioroeten purOe nad ser @lcr.
eilc gebrabt
WrOhes Nnitsrn-OR6aeu bee oSaltO.
Wietscr GrantsH llntrrit.- @ertins"
SonntaG, ben 10. glOOembCr.
gCnfert'S Narf ~. SDrieb eaue.
(9loD17-19)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-18

Glne netraDtlicDe Wliloeriing DER
EcHpcratur lit i'm Often, Siioen uno
giorowciten aemcloet mor0en unO es
liegt fcine 9noeutlng aui cine 9leu.
Oerlng in Der nahiten 3eit Dor. SSn
Der 5egion Der groBen 5ee'iL Refu.
2orf mo yfeu.gnaIano famcn Ieidte
Sdnecscit0ber Dor. sSn ocr 1aciiic.
9legion bcrridt Elm ibtpcrer SturL
oer nad Dem Often 5icbt. Geitlia
pom Giiiiiiippi.5Iuiic wirO Oas gget.
ter wdbrenO Der ndhiten 5uei Edge
ich1il blciben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-18
gnnOcS. Scpartcmcnt fir 9anOwirtg.
@ettersgmrean.
NcridIt 0cS galtimOrc @citer6nrcaus

Ger Seuhtigteitsaebalt Der Suit
mar SO 9Sro5ent Inn s llbr MorgcnS
lM0 5l Nroaent nm s llhr gben0s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-18
@ericbitngen i'm 6cucr-
Tepurtei1cnt.

2C y uTLe lIl I'll 1.
9lii 9lnoromne ser 6cucr.9eb0rOe
nabm geiteru 6ener-6bei 9hloiit em.
rid beridicoene Neriesungen por.
Iic Sdlnud.Gompasnicn glr. mO
9lr. 9. peIde gcbilOet purOeh, nadj.
Dem bic Sodorud.0oiicrleiiiing in
9etrieb geiett wiirOe, pcroeu bon
ieet on BON Gopitdnen beiebIiOt uer.
oen, ipd6reno ie bis jebt MIR bon
Siciltnants fommunoirt poroen rpo.
rem geforoerilngen wuroen nidt
porgcnommen
6ol9enoe 6euerpcbrIeite tpurocn
beriest:
Capt Nobert 8. E6ompioB bon ser
Spribcn,Go. g2r. 50 nadD SGloud.
so. glr. i;
Capt. Sobu s. GIoneD BON ocr Sci.
tcrluagcn.Go glr, 3 nod Spriben.
So. gir. 80;
Capt 5reo 6. @eiB bon Der Sci.
tcrlpagcn.@o ylr. II nad ocr 2eiters
lrager.Gc. 9tr. 3;
capt. eugene Short bon Scr Gpri.
sen-Go. 92r. a nadl DER Sdlaud.Go.
gIr. 2;
Gapt. George Snnauer bon ser
Spritcn.Go gtr 6 nad) ser Spribcn.
50. Rr. a
6opt. So5n &. Ologuirc pon ser
Spribcn-Go. 9lr, SO nod Der Spri.
tcn.Go. ylr. 6;
Chauffeur SenrD SpiitIe BON ser
Spriben.Go. Rr % nod scr Spri.
bcr.Go. ylr 27;
6boltiicir 6DorlcS =. Stcinualo
bon Scr Spriecn.6o. 9ir. q nod Der
5prieen.go 9tr. %;
SdIaudiiibrer Bm. s.. gea bon
Der Sprisen-6o. Or 81, puroe pen.
iionirt;
Sdlondiiibrcr Soicpb 9. @Gitner
BON Der Sprisen,Go. % nod Scr
SpriBer.Go. 9fr. %;
S6lanhiii6rer sSoneS ~ gSil6eIm
BON Scr Sdloud 80. Or. 2 nod) Der
electromagnetic 9lr. 2 als Stciger;
Stciger ,Som 6. Ioerer BON Ser
electromagnetic. 9lr. . uo6 Der Sci.
icriuaseE-Go 9tr II.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-18

0gaDerilder WIGuucrdJor"
bdlt iein 6cIicbtes gtniteru.9lOiteu
Sonntag Oen 10. yIOpember,
N0itc SaIl, 1880 gonf. StraFc.
(3opt2.1S,i9)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-18
3wei 9nn6cu uutcr NtOrOOnidmlbi.
stns.

Eie iinter Der geihul0i1ung, ben
9reniicr @iaionl ". gofer, bon Ir.
1880, Siio.gapooO.glpenle, erihoiien
5l babeu Derboiteten anaben 6elir
aopaleipsfi 10 So6re alt, BON ylr.
2540. 6ait-9Ipeniie, mo Ger t2jdb-
rige 9Iusuit DleOerS, pon gir. 407
Siio 13. StraBe, muroen nod Ger
ct. Marien SnouitricsSbiile geididt
bis ibr @erb0r i'm Sueenoeeriht itati-
fiitOet. Iic beiOen ana6en limo iih
onibeineno ser S6were Oes @er-
brehenS nidlt 6etpiiBt. Ter Grifci.
ieue 1T Elm Better oeS perboiteten
aopoIeipSfi mo Die Boli5ei glaubt
Oob oicier Sen oerbdngnispoacn
SduB o6geieuert bat. geioe anoben
geben an 2 Geipe6re imo 100 ga.
tronen in SigbIonotopn gefauit 5u
baben uno ooB lie ans einem leerIte.
benOeu Sauie an Der @oiterr.glpenue
in ser glGbe ser YenniDlDania-@iien.
babn.@eIeiie me6rere Shiiiie abge.
ienert b1tten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-18

Der vN6ilooelp6ia &oncNs Srooc
Union Sigo" mo @oitor 0r. Nicrcer
O. SSobniton. lie 6rnten Der 9enm.
ten linO Gelegaten Der Gonucntion
mo sic 6rateu Ieleeoten iucroeu
Die @brcnedite iein. Cine 9In5abl bon
pronIinenten gerioneu goltinore'a
lit cirgelaoclt lporDCn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-18

Tie itaatIbe neutrality-suspicious.
ion oereab seItern oen Gontraft fiir
Die 9IspbaItirlng ser YenniDlponia.
QIuenue, juiihen Ger glort6. rmo
fulton.9loenue, lrno Der Silton.Str.,
noDe observation-disclosures, on oie 5irmo
B. 5Iontiioau q CONS bon gnIti.
more iiir $54 653.50. Tie gIspbdIti.
rliiig Der gaDoro-StraBe, ppiiten
&iogelep. StroBc lnO Goliim6ia.glpc,
msroc iiir $27 620.9Osocr ,,glnerican
Yooiug,ono @oiitrocting SO. jligc.
iprohen. o. Iietctnon g. Cons cr-
bicItet Den gluftrng iiir ocn 9ou ei.
ner Bride ii6er oen Glf.5lub in Gcs
cil-Gouutu iiir $t41s2.40. sic luir.
oen ierner bcauitrnot Die Gonoco.
dlca9ue-9riidc in @oibington.Gonu.
tp 5n reporiret iooiiir lie $685. cr.
bnItcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-18

3 Jiir 9lumen:
Sianc s. ARoB bon @opnns,
81. gincert bon Mbitcmorf6;
glad Bros. BON Baltimore;
SSobu &. @ogner BON 1opion;
Gromon & lllrid bon 9clair
&oa0;
iSrco. 8. Bauer pon G5obaus;
trou ". 9, Godran BON @ooo.
broof
w. 3. Sauuigou BON @ooObroof !,
5rou Seurp Barton BON llpIanos;
Sorrp :. Gidd bon Baltimore;
u. Q. Iihmou0 bon GrOnan.
9lbcmie;
Gbas. g. Smith non Baltimore;
Sarrp GfoS bon 5reOerid;
g. 81. 2oee BON @Ienblrrnie;
". 6. 4ieriou bon Connecticut;
Glmer :. Smit6 bon Dli9ioan;
Steoenion Bros. bon 5oplon,
2ebr Bro. bon 9rooflDu;
Sobr & 3rise bon Statiun q;
Sobn Goot bon 9barles.StraBe;
glnorep glnocrion bon @oDanS;
SSobu Mc&ornlid BON baltimore
SaS. Soiniltot bon @oibiueton
Gonrno SeB bon @aperIp;
Geo. Olorriion bon Baltimore;
SorneS @Iunb BON goltimore;
Sobn %lnB bon Baltimore;
Solioag Bros. bon Baltimore;
6rau Nlarp Sobniou bon 9olii-
more;
6. " Seioepib bon Baltimore;
3. 2 aeIlp bon Breton,
Iapio 9aHaruh bon Baltimore,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-04-12
CHILDREN We WORRY ABOUT

Close confinement in school during
the past winter, overstudy perhaps, an
attack of the grip or tonsilitis, some
one of these things is doubtless respon-
sible for the condition of the child who
shows decline III health now.
What are the symptoms? Pallor and
languor, a tickle appetite, dark rings
under the eyes, bronchial colds. Very
often the best efforts of the family
physician fail in such cases and the
condition of the child causes the most
intense anxiety. Cod-liver oil, 30 often
prescribed, generally fails because the
weak stomach is unable to digest fats,
Try this treatment. Before break
last each morning give the child the
juice of half an orange. After the noon
meal give one of DR.. Williams Pink
Pills. Keep this up for few days and
then give one of the pills after the
evening meal also. Weigh the child
before beginning the treatment and
again after two weeks. An increase in
weight of from two to five pounds will
show you that you are on the right
track at last. Care is necessary in the
diet of the patient and it will be well
to send to the DIR. Williams Medicine
Co., Schenectady, N. Y, for a diet
book and the pamphlet, Building Up
the Blood" Both are free. Yourown
druggist sells DR.. Williams Pink Pills.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-04-12
Reporter Roth's Illness
Caused Temporary Delay
in April Civil Court

While taking notes this morning in
the Gordon-NeelY trespass trial in
April Common Pleas Court Stenog-
rapher Frank j. Roth became so ill
that he couldn't go on. A hasty search
for another reporter was made but
none could be found nearer. than Leb-
anon and he was asked by phone to
report here. Court accordingly was
adjourned until 2 o'clock this after
noon.
The trial is being conducted by
President Judge Kunkel. 1t involves
Gordon's claim for damages against
Grace NJ. Neeley, executive for her
father, a Steelton liveryman, for in
Juries he alleged he received when a
fractious horse ran off with him.
A verdict of S61.67 was returned in
trespass suit of John S. Lutz and Son
brought against Kohl Brothers. The
latter who operate a well drilling ma
chine bumped their machine into the
plaintiffs automobile.
Before Judge Rush Gillian, especially
sitting, the assumpsit action of Harry
r. and Luther NJ. Strayer, brothers,
against Oliver f. Strayer, their cousin,
to recover $500 option money paid
him during negotiations for his busi-
ness, was resumed in No. 2 room.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-04-12
Deplores Lack of Logical
Development in U. S. Navy
By Associated Press

Washington, April IL. - Lack of
logical method in the development of
the American Navy was deplored by
Rear Admiral Bradley A. Fiske, u. S.
N, in a paper on Naval Strategy
presented at to-days session of the
annual convention of the Navy League
of the United States. The admiral did
not appear in person. his paper being
read by delegate.
I'm the elementary parts of the
naval profession" said the paper, I'VE
do very well. But of the higher
branches. particularly of strategy we
have little clear conception. If we
compare the strategical methods en-
ployed hy, say Germany and us, we
are forced to admit that the German
methods are better adapted to pro-
duce economically a navy fitted to
contend successfully i'm war against
an enemy. In Germany the develop
ment of the navy has been strictly
along the lines of n method carefully
devised beforehand; in our country
no method, at least no logical method
whatever is apparent
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-04-12
Province of Chekiang
Declares independence
By AsSocfntcd Prcst

Shanghai. April 12.-The indepen-
dence of the province of Chekiang
was declared this morning at Hang
Chow, the capital of the province.
The railway station was occupied by
armed forces and troops were dis
patched as far as Kashing.
This declaration of independence
caused surprise in Shanghai, as it had
been understood that the revolution
lists intended to announce the inde-
pendence of the provinces of Fukien
and Human before that of Chekiang
Action in the case of the last mention
ed was probably fastened by the
news that 10000 government troops
were approaching Shanghai. These
have since been recalled.
1t is expected here that the 1000
soldiers located in Shanghai and sur
round districts will go over peace
fully TO the revolutionary side, unless
some hot heads, under the leadership
of Chen Chi-Mei, formerly Chinese
minister of commerce and now an en-
ergetic revolutionist, should attempt
to take the arsenal by force.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-04-12
Butterine Factory at
Mount Holly Springs

Carlisle, Pa, April ia butterine
company, the main offices of which
are in Philadelphia mas practically
completed arrangements for the plac-
ing of a new process factory, employ
ing 60 persons in the town of Mount
Holly Springs. The proposition was pre-
sented to the Industrial League of the
town at the last meeting and efforts
are being made to secure signers for
the issuing of a stock amount of
$4,000.
An opinion has been secured on the
building which formerly housed the
Mount Holly Printing and Stationary
Company and it is expected that it
will be entirely remodeled. The grade
of butterine to be manufactured has
a 25 per cent. milk base.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-04-12
Central Pa. M. E. Board
in Executive Session

Central Pennsylvania Methodist Epis-
ecutive session to-day at Grace Metho-
dist Episcopal Church. State street. The
annual session, which follows the yearly
sidering the distribution of annuity
funds to retired ministers and to
widows of ministers. This year the
900. '
The meeting to-day was presided over
BY the Rev B. II. Hart, y. p. of Will
Methodist Church, this city. Ministers
were present from Wiliamsport, Car
Isle, Altoona, Sunbury Shamo<in,
huntington and Harrisburg. The final
report of the trustees. it is understood
viii not be made public until after APP
proyal by the bishop in charge of this
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-04-12
URGE CHANGES IN
MISSION METHODS
Carlisle Presbytery in Session
Here Elects Commissioners
to Assembly

A complete change in the present
system of home missions in the Car
Isle Presbytery was advocated this
morning in report presented by Il
special committee to ministers in ses-
sion at Pine Street Presbyterian
Church. The report was submitted by
the Rev. w. L. Nudge, of Chambers
burg, and the committee chairman
was the Rev. T. ]. Ferguson, of Silver
Spring
-Four of the six commissioners from
Carlisle Presbytery to the General AS
sembly of the Presbyterian Church, to
be held in Atlantic city, opening Nav
lS, were elected on the first ballot this
afternoon, as follows: The Rev. e. r.
kellogg, Second Church, Carlisle, So;
the Rev. G. H. Johnston, Duncannon,
40; elders. L. e. McGinnes, Steelton,
90; j.. c. Reed, Robert Kennedy Me-
mortal near Greencastle, 54. Sixty
nlne ballots were cast; So required for
election.
a second ballot was cast late to-day
for the election of another minister
and one more elder
The regular Spring session of pres
bytery opened yesterday afternoon and
after sermon by the Rev. E. E. Cur
1t'' " " SotiilhSLtE CnuTCn, Ine t(eN.
Frank E. Taylor, of Gettysburg, took
the chair as moderator. The Rev. n.
l.. Euwer, of Mechanicsburg the Rev.
John H. Reid, of Lebanon, and DIR.
Ethelbert Warfield. president of Will
son College, were elected members of
the Carlisle Presbytery. The Rev.
George r. Bernhard. of Carlisle, was
dismissed to the Washington Presby-
terry and Thomas r. Nelly, of Silver
spring, examined and licensed in the
Carlisle organization.
Elect Executive Commission
The Rev. DR.. George Edward Hawes.
pastor OF Market Square Church, and
Drs. Ridgway and Platt were elected
TO the executive commission. Last
night the Rev. DIR. Robert Wells
Eeach, of Philadelphia, secretary of
rellglous education of the Board of
publication and Sabbath School Work,
spoke on Religious Education" fol-
lowing the devotional exercises. which
We're conducted by the ReVS. Harry E.
King and j. S. Armentrout.
The Rev. Harvey NJ. Klaer, pastor of
Covenant Church, was elected mod
orator TO preside at the next stated
meeting of presbytery in the MERGERS
burg Presbyterian Church, Tuesday
afternoon, September 26. The home
mission report was discussed this
morning and this afternoon.
Committee reports were received
during the sessions, including state
ment of the home mission fund. of
which the Rev. Harry E. King is
treasurer.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-04-12
News Items of Interest
in Central Pennsylvania
Special TO the Telegraph

WaynesbOro. Bill" the favorite
driving horse of Jacob Grouse, died on
Sunday. The horse was 2s years old
and had been in the possession of Mr..
Grouse for twenty-four years.
WayneSboro. - Nine hundred and
ninety-two mercantile licenses have
been issued to merchants in Franklin
county-two hundred and, three of this
number to merchants in Waynesboro.
LebanOn.-Forty additional ore cars
have been placed in service on the
Cornwall and Lebanon railroad for the
10 the concentrating plant at the North
Lebanon furnaces.
Hork.-Adhering to the old-fashioned
method of blowing out his light before
going to bed, Aaron Dietrich, farmer,
applied the same to a gaslight in his
room at a local hotel last night. with
the result that he nearly died before
being rescued by attaches.
Mahanoy City. - Wendell Thomas.
aged so. fire boss. was found dead by
workmen at the bottom of the Gill
berton colliery slope. He was crushed
under a "gunboat" when it left the
tracks.
Mahanoy City.-victor, 5-year-old
son of George Ball. was seriously
he played with matches. His sister
rescued him.
HazletOn.-Joseph Kushner. of Eek
ley, trapper and game protector in
the Hazleton district. killed a mother
fox and eight pups near here.
Carlisle.-A move is on foot to form
a branch of the National Security
League in Cumberland county with
headquarters here.
HazIeton.- Fellow-miners donated
SIS of the $50 needed to buy a rolling
chair for John Krege, whose back was
broken by an accident in a local
colliery.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-04-12
Justice Asked to Decide
Unique Question in Sale

Carlisle, Fa., April 12. Justice
Hughes, of this place, has been asked
to decide u rather unique question,
following a dispute among real estate
men over the sale of property here.
j. c. Eckels has brought suit against
Mrs. Emma Eversman, claiming that
she owes him slightly over $40 in
commissions, having a contract with
him to sell her property. r. f. Shear
er, another agent, actually sold the
house and also asks for a commission.
Following a hearing the justice re-
served his decision in the matter.
ROBBERIES AT CARLISLE
Special to the Telegraph
Carlisle, Pa, April IL. -Burglaries