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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-02-10
re SLASKA.
Kto pod kim dolki kopie, sam " ME
wpada.

WpaQa.
RYrS1k.-Zona cha4upnika Wiz
toszs z Mszaony W pow'ecie Ryo'
n,ckim napisa}a do lsntrata list
ktory rodpisa}a nazw'sk'em "franc
Tatarcxyk" a W Acknowledgements ze
oberzy sta I'eodor TatarczVk prse-
trzymaje " swych lokalaeh goSe'n'
nych rome w6dk,. Mezowie przYcho
dza p;janl do domu, spia "a dnia
nie cbodsa do piracy. Ma mocY tego
listu xytoczouo obersydcie sprawe
karns. lecs juz W slesdzsw,e okasato
sic ze 2arzutY i ebwin'enla SO he's
podstawne. Wobec tego zwroc'4a
SIC w}adza prz.clwko autorowl Ii
stu kt6rego w7kryto W osoh'e WI
toszowej.
Odpow,adata; ona " tych dniach
"a sfa}szowan,e dokumeutu, pc pe}'
Move " tym ee'u, by ma majatku
szkodzic o%berzy6cie. Ma rospra~ie
tlumaczy}a SIC oskarzona Re ME
mlafa zamlaru szkodzenia NJ majat-
XII, )ecz chciaia os,egnac to. by jei
MAJ sic ME uplla}, gdy2, gdy jest
p,ianym, poniew,era il. Sad jednak
by} innego zdsnia i skaza} oskarzo+
na ma ? tygodu1e w%iezien'a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-02-10
WlESCI ZOJCZY,ZNY
2 PRUS POLSkICH.

" Ietargu.
.Kn6LEx1Ec. Jak niebezpiecznem
lest pic,e zimnej woody lub czeggof
innego gdy sic jest zgrzanym, mech
"a prsyk4ad pos}uzy nastepujacy
przypadek o kt6rym donosi. ko-
n,gsb Hart Ztg.:
w ubieg}y czwartek wieczorem
pray by| do domu zsgrsany l4~letnl
ch{opak Walter S., zatrudniony "
pewnym interesie jake ko}ownik
napit sic nagle zimnej woody. Me"
dlugo potem chlopak ten zasna{ ma
krzese}ku rodxina ma tC ME Zwa.
za}a. Gdy p6zniej matka chcia}a go
budziG, by sic po&ozy4 do }6zka, z
niema}em przerazenlem spostrzeg1s,
re ch}opiec ME lyle, jest zupeanie
Jimmy ME oddycha. Przywo}ano
lekarza, k}ory orzek}, re chfopjec
zmar4, tkniety paralizem ma SERGE.
Rodzina, dotknieta tax nsg}a zs}o.
ba przygotowa}a wszyszko do po~
grzebu, kt@ry miat sic odbYt " ME.
d2iele, tramne postaw'ono obok
zw}ok leiacych " }tzku, OLGA l
czterech bracl ma polu WALK POI
wiadomiono o wypadku kazano
i'm starac sic o urlop. w nocy z So
boty ma nledz,ele matka nagle sic
zbudzl}a re snu. Prey Jei 46zku
stat rzekomy zmar}y syn j prosii
]a O jedzen,e, gdYz jest bardzo
g4odny. Matka sic przelek8a, POI
cse4a krzyczec ma cafe gard&o i wy
szia ma kurytarz. Lecz wkrotce sic
! 1spokoi}s, skoro sic p7zekouaaa. ze
syn rzeczywiscie jest zyjacym.
Prsygotc wa{a mu co do %zjedsenia j
rzekomy ~n'ebossczyk zdradzi} IA.
wet ulez4y apetyt. BY} jednak bar
:dzo sz'ebniety, vice matka rozebrar
Ia 15zko i syn eie po4o2y} don, z
kt6rego.w piedslele wstaf dosyc
zdr6w. OotYchczas jesscze ME
stwlerdsono, csy zaszed} tn przyps.
dek kurczu. czy jaki ,nny przypa~
dek., W .kazdym ra'ie przeslleuie t"
I os}abi-nie pcdzis}a}y ma MIN TAX,
Re zsnik}y wazelkie zewnetrsne o.
znaki zyciai pc przebudzeniu ME
wiedz'a} co zass}o.. Kupiona juz ola
niego trumne ze wsgledn n* sabo>
bon porabaI o ma kawa}k, spalono.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-02-10

swrotulczegoo Baczyka tax niebez~
p~ieczuis, 10 nieasc.ealiwY umar}
tk46tko potem " leozn'cy.
Kradziez.
Czemp,n. w nocy na platek VIA.
NAL, sic z1odzieje ma wlkarjat. VII
k~arjuszow, X. Fiewegerowi ukradll
!kilka centnar6w wegli i bryki.tov
.naczna szkode w~yr,adnil' take
,rgan,scle i kos1ielnemu nsru
szyli navel 2apasy konft rencji s~.
Wlncentego a Psulo, przeznacaone
ola biednych, zab'erajac take ws~
ole i drxewo ops}owe. Zfod1'e]e
pr2ez nikogo niespo strzezeni uc'e
XII. Policja jest ma tropie. zuchwa'
iych op~ryszk6w,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-02-10
z POD MOSKALA.
Wszystko zniszczone.

w Bifgorsjskiem zn,szcsen,a SO
bardzo wielkie. Gale mlejscowosc'
jak mp. Krzeez6w, zosts5y doszczet'
ME %.niesione. LudnosG ruska wyemi.
growa}a i pola jej ME zosta}y zu~
pelnie sprzatuiete. Zssie~y v'yno-
sza 1-3 czesc normalnych. Lud-
nose przystepuje luz do odbneowy
spalonych dom6w, = ctrzymujac
drzewo cd w3ads 2 :lssdw rzado-
wych lub cd ordynacyi, kt6ra Wy.
dale drzevo ma kredyt. Pcmocy lie"
karsiiej udzie|a 'udnosc, jedyny
tutaj lekarz dr.. Mon,uszko, kt6ry
Jest jednak n,e.mierule skrepowa-
ny brak,em aptek. w. prawdzie ko.
m,tety ratunkove dazq do zak}ada.
MIA ich pc parafisch. ale usitowan,a
to rozb,jajq sic o brsk zupe}ny le"
karstw. Ochron W Bigorajskiei ME
ma wcsle.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-02-10
Pe6eya lwswska prague.

Lwow.k Pewnego dnia godz,
6 w,eczorem ~wyruesy}o d" m'ar'a
niespodslan,e kllkunsstu komissrzg
policy, tylu ag.ut6w oraz k'lku.
dz,esieciu %zo}nierzy polloyjnych !
zandarm6w " celu stwierdzeris ,czy
wszyscy przeehodnie' " szcsego'n'e
spacerow,cze ma acknowledgment ul'"
each miaeta posiadaia PREY sob'e
kar1e mel6unkowa. M uiicach dz'a'
" sic " c>ssie kontrol' traglkom'>
cane scen,. Ia b'ak ]egitynacyi
przytrzymy~ano e'egancko ubrane
panic i pan3y, kilknnastolotn'ch
ch}opc6w, najwiekszy zas konty-
gent stauowi}y s}uzate, wybiega
lace do sklep6w 20 zakupna. DO
godz. $ wieczorem sprowadzono ma
,nspekcye policy k,lkadz'esi:t os6b,
wskutek czego ~panowa4 tam rach
n,ezw7kfy. Do zs}at~ienia t7ch"ka
wa}k6n" wyznaczono specyalole
dw6ch komisarzY policyjnych, kt6-
rzy " poole czo1a pracowali do POI
nei uocy. Sprowadzorych zatrzyma.
no " aresztacb, gdz.e p%ozostana do
CHI il, ~wykazan,a swej 'dentycznc-
SCI. W zape}nionycb .szc2elnie me
zwyk}em towarzyatwem: ME kto-
rych celach panowa{ navel humor,
kszdego nowego przybysza BOWEN
witano owacyjn,e, ably wes@l lei
dzielic wsp6lny los. Ze sdziw'e'
MEM spoglads4 ma to k'ucz"ik, ME
przypominaj2c sobie drugiego po-
dobnego po.owu. P6zna noca, k1e'
dy ullce opustosza}y, p~rzetrzqsnie'
to kaw,arn,e i hotele. przycaem
! przyaresztowano rownlez mase
os6b.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-02-10

Nlekt6rzy ludzie daliby ME
wiedziec co azeby sic pozbvc
zapchania. Hollistera Rocky
Mountain herbata 2r0bi to
a zrobi szybko. Wezcie ia
raz W tygodniu a bedsiecie
regularni, sscze6liwi j wolni.
w apiece Brown.
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-12-21
MOLINO ITEMS

Moline, Mo-, Dec. 1s.-Mrs. Joe
Python and son, Harold, are visiting
relatives in Kentucky.
Harry Heller has moved into his
new house in Moline.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Camplin OF
Santa Fe and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F..
Blum of Mexico were Sunday guests
of John Heller and family.
Clyde Marshall and family of Mex
leo spent the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Marshall.
R. S. Montgomery and family of
Mexico spent Sunday with Lon Heller
and family.
Mrs. Will Hendrix and Miss Edna
Cauthorn were guests of Mrs. An
drew Cauthorn Sunday.
w. w. Mundy, who had been here
since Friday, returned to Vernon
county Monday.
DR.. F. P. Wood of st. Louis was a
Moline visitor Sunday.
The Moline rabbit hunt last Thurs
day resulted in 1920 rabbits being
killed, which were sold at ten cents
each, the proceeds to be used for an
oyster and ice cream supper some
time during Christmas week. C. L.
Weaver was the champion of the day,
killing 81 rabbits; Will Heller was
second, killing 70.
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-12-21
HEDGE DALE NEWS.

These are letters written by the
first four grades. They are copied
exactly as the children wrote them
themselves:
Dear Santa Claus: l am a little
girl six years old Please bring me
little dresser, storybooks, box of
handkerchiefs, pencil box, and can
dy and nuts. Don't forget my little
brother Calhoun, who wants a rock
ing horse. With love. Florine Bar
kley.
Dear Santa Claus: l would like a
doll, doll bed, writing desk, and can
dy. Don't forget my little brothers.
Merry Christmas to you. Frances
Skelly.
Dear Old Santa Claus: Please
bring me an organ, doll, ring, hand
kerchiefs and candy. Sister Anna
Lee wants doll cart. Best wishes.
Effie Sims.
Dear Santa Claus: Please bring
me doll. handkerchiefs and candy.
With love. Marie Fisher.
Dear Santa Claus: For Christmas
l want a Flying Arrow" coasting
sled, box of paints. pencil box and
candy. Yours truly. John Henry Ca
leb Shook.
Dear Santa Claus: l want a gun,
top, new horn, water pistol, pair of
ice skates, sled and candy. l am a
little boy and do not want to take
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-12-21
HEDGEDALE LETTER.

The school will have a short Christ
mas program and tree Friday after
noon.
Leroy Shook spent Thursday night
with Edmond Witchie.
Henry Beckman butchered Thurs
day.
The Kircher family is entertain
ing the measles.
Merwyn Fisher finished shocking
corn last week.
j. r. Shook took two wagon loads
of wheat and oats to Mexico Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Barclay spent
Sunday with Mr., and Mrs. F. F.
Witchie. Miss Florene Barley spent
the weekend in Mexico with her
aunt, Miss Sallie Calhoun.
Mr.. Bethel, Mr.. Robert James and
Mr.. Fisher dug for coal on Mr.. Fish
er's place. O..
]. r. Shook took a load of 500
bushels of oats and wheat to market
last week.
George Downs and family spent
Sunday with Henry Holterman in
Rush Hill.
Mr.. Neal and son spent Sunday
with Harry Carnes and wife in Rush
Hill
The Christian Church people will
have a rabbit hunt this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Val Erdel spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs F. F. Witchie.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. R. Shook spent
Sunday with Pete Erdel and family.
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-12-21

Dec. 11,-Mexico, Mo, Dear Santa:
My sister Althea wants a doll,
nuts, mixed candy, oranges and gum.
Eddie wants n harp and Mary wishes
pair of beads. Dorothy is not asking
for anything. Elmer wants a bicycle
light and why. | want a bicvcle
horn and we all want goodies like
Alth"0 asks for Rememher Miss
Sullivan, my teacher. Aunt Mary
wants a hobby-horse and Uncle Hem
ry chatter-box. They'll get them, |
am sure. Your loving friend.
Harold Erdel.
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-12-21
CLEARING is RELIEVING"

Those who have heard the New
Columbia Grand Grafonola at the
Mexico Music Company's Store pro-
nounce it the best of it's type ever
brought to Mexico.
The Grafonola is all artists and all
instruments in one. 1t gives the
actual tones of the renowned singers
and instrumentalists of the world. 1t
is the genius, the power the beau
ty of every voice and every instru-
ment. In every detail it represents
the highest scientific development of
the art of sound-production.
The Grafonola is the last word in
instruments of music. Tone beyond
compare. Operated by electric mo-
tor.
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-12-21

everything from the others. Ernest
Fisher.
Dear Santa Claus: l am a little
boy eight years old. Please bring me
a rubber ball, watch chain, paper
caps, carpenter box, Our Best Color
Box, candy, nuts and oranges. Do
not forget my little brother and sis
ter, and my teacher, Miss Ruth. Mer-
ry Christmas to you. Wallace
Witchie.
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-12-21

Laddonia, Mo-, Dec. IS, 1916
Dear Santa Claus: l am a little girl
eight years old. go to school almost
every day. and l am in the fourth
grade, SO please bring me a story
book, and some hair ribbon and a
sewing box and candy, nuts and or
anges and bananas. Please don't for
get my teacher. Miss Blanche Sip
Pile, and mamma and papa. Your lit
tie friend,
Ruth Worsham.
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-12-21
Charles Casper Stuart.

Mexico, Mo-, Dec. 20, 1916. Dear
Santa Claus: I am little girl eight
years old. am going to Hazel
School l am going to write you TO
to tell you what | want you to bring
me. I want a box of handkerchiefs,
a storybook, a bicycle rider, a little
stove and some candy, nuts and or
anges. So this is all Don't forget
mamma and papa and sister Mabel
and sister Margaret and brother
Tony. Eta Erdel.
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-12-21

Rush Hill, Mo. Dec. IS. 1916
Dear Santa: / have worked hard at
school this year, and for Christmas,
] would like to have a soldier suit
and toy sword. Please don't forget
my papa and mamma. Your little
friend, Cedric Carnes.
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-12-21
Box Cigars from SOC to $3.50 a box
at BuCkner's.

Mexico, Mo-, Dec. is, 1916. De ar
Santa Claus: l have been a good
girl. I'll be four years old in March.
want you to bring me a doll buggy
and a doll, a little stove and a little
skillet, too. l live near Moline, with
my parents. John and Alma Heller;
I'll tell you so you can find me. Good
bye. Your friend. Fern Heizer.
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-12-21

bon bow; l want some nuts, candy
and oranges. don't want much for
got one nice Christmas present from
mamma I got a nice piano this week.
/ hope you won't forget my brother
LAYTON He wants q fiddle, a real
cranking car, a toy train and some
dominos. That will be all for this year
Beulah l.. Erdel.
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-12-21

Rush HILL Mo, Dec. 17,1916. Dear
Santa Claus: l hope you will be able
to come around this way. I want
you to bring me some goods for doll
dresses, a yard of blue and one yard
of pink baby ribbon, a pair of kid
gloves, set of glass dishes and a
nice Christmas tree, some English
walnuts, some chocolate candy and
some fudge candy. Don't forget the
tree. Your little friend. Estella
Widaman.
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-12-21

Molino, Mo, Dec. IS, 1916.-Dear
Santa Claus: | am ten years old.
helm my mother all I can. I go to
Fisher school. Santa Claus will you
nlease bring me some Friendship
links and ring with a set on it, and
two rubber balls and a pair of side
combs end a hair ribbon, two spools
Of crochet cotton and a new school
dress II you please. Please don't for
get my papa and mamma; all my
cousins, Carrie, Dea and Ebert Pay
ton. and all my friends. Your little
friend,
Ella Baker.
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-12-21

Mexico, Mo-, Dec. 20, 1916. Dear
Santa Claus; l am a little girl five
years old. am not going to school
vet, but will go next year. Please
bring me horn, a box OF handker-
chiefs, ball, top. little sandbuck-
ct, a spade with pictures on it and
some oranges, candy, and nuts. That
will be all for this time. But don't
forget mamma and papa and sister
Mabel end sister Eta and brother
Tony. Margaret Erdel.
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-12-21

Rush Hill, Mo, Dec. IS, 1916.
Dear Old Santa: I have been a good
little girl and want you to please
bring me anything that is real nice
for little girl seven years old. Do
not forget nv teacher, Miss Anna
Miller, Your little friend. Gertrude
Ollie McManamv.
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-12-21

Dec. II, 1916. Dear Santa Claus:
am six years old and live in Bea-
vcr Dam District. I went to school
e"ery day till whooping cough got
mo. wish candy. nuts. oranges, a
doll buggy. Remember our family,
Grandma Reighley, Grandma Will
bingham, my teacher and my class
mates, Your Friend,
Jewell Willingham.
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-12-21

Rush Hill. Mo-, Dec IT, 1916.
Dear Santa Claus: Please bring me
some goods for doll dresses, and
ball and jumping jack. wish a
pair of shoes for my doll, little
stove for my doll. want set of
dishes for my doll, and | want a ia
BILE and some little glasses, box of
paints, and painting book I am 7
years old. Your friend. Eva Wild
aman.
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-12-21

Rush Hill. Mo, Dec. 16, 1916
Dear Santa Claus: l am a little girl
eight years old. | live six miles from
LadcOnia and four from Rush Hill
want story book, a ribbon and rib
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-12-21

Laddonia. Mo, Dec. 1886. Dear
Santa Claus: am a little girl FIVE
years old, and I want you to please
bring me a picture-book, some hair
ribbon and a doll head, and some ba-
nanas, oranges, candy and nuts
Please do not forget mamma and
papa. Your little friend, Christina
WOrsham,
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-12-21

Rush Hill. Mo, Dec. IS, 1916
Dear Santa Claus: / am little boy
three years old. For Christmas I
want a knife, a gun and that little
log wagon at Doolin's store. Don't
forget my little brother, II. w. Your
little friend,
Charles Casper Stuart.
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-12-21
WANT ITEMS.

FOR RENT-House and Barn, two
lots, south of Hardin College. Apply
to S. j. Buckner at bank.
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-12-21
NOTICE OF WARNING.

Parties are hereby warned that il
apprehended shooting at insulators
of Rush Hill Tel Co. they will be
prosecuted to the full extent of the
law. Val Erdel, Jr., Pres. Tel Co.
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-12-21

Mr., and Mrs. Pete A. Erdle made
The Message a pleasant business call
this week.
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-12-21

Miss Frances Wakefield is home
from Howard Payne College at Fay
cite for the holidays.
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-12-21

Everything in Ivory at Bucbner's.
Xmas Candies at Buckner's.
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-12-21

Wanted: To buy pair OF old and
irons. Inquire at Message Office.
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-12-21

Mrs. VIM. Hesterburg remains
quite ill.
Miss Amelia Knoeble will entertain
her pupils Friday afternoon with a
Christmas tree.
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-12-21

c. C. Lucas was over from Santa
this week. He has been a Message
subscriber for IT years. c.. c. is all
right.
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-12-21

C. D. Wilson is a new Message
reader.
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-12-21

MolinO, Mo-, Dec. IS, 1916.-Dear
Santa Claus: l am seven years old
aud my brother is four years old.
Please bring me storybook, set of
dishes. and please bring my brother
a hobby horse and a set of little
tools, and bring some candy and
nuts and oranges. Your little friends,
Mary Opal and William Martin.
p. S.-Please don't forget papa
and mamma and grandma and grand
pa and my sister Ruby.
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-12-21

Buckner leads them all in Per-
fumes and Toilet Waters.
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-12-21

Ruckner, agent for johnson, Nun.
nlly g. Whitman Candies.
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-12-21

j. w. Kemp gets ahead for The
Message another year.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-26

that spirit of far sighted naonais which is essential
deal adequately with social industrial problems
Mr. Wilson and his have actual amenaby failed
safeguard the and honor the United They
brought abroad and division weakness
nome They have accustomed the highest and
sponslble offices of filled by appoint
ed only for partisan politics. They have dued the moral
cowardice and dshonor indifference welfare Others
be above righteousness above the unnchn
ormance OF duty whether the duty pleasant Yet
Mexico they have failed the which they thus
sought and they have failed spite of ample warning
prepare real fashion the which their policy
invited They have taught safety first safety before
duty and honor that maeasm which itself in
mere money making and the fatted e above all
things above all the high and fine of the soul They
taught ado eocuon substitute straigor-
ward and efficient action They have raised ndecso hesancy
and vaclaton into settled governmental policy
Ungrudging Support of Hughes
Mr. Hughes has shown his the efficiency
which will that under him. the will
work with and force He that habit stragor-
ward thinking which that his will
his deeds and translated into facts His past the
Tor belief that he will be the unang opponent
invisible which finds domination
the party boss and the machine His guaran-
tee that whatever he before election will be
acts after election Morally his public shows him
man OF unbendng integrity intellectually it shows him
ung in office amentabe failure of putting office
minsraton which have every believe
with efficiency for the interest and honor all people
esy besPeak from fellow Pgresves their ungrudg
of Mr.. Hughes
Yours truly
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
Sycamore Hill June p, 1916.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-26
Letter List

LIST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
the Post Office, at Harrisburg, Pa, for
the week ending June "a. 1916:
Ladies' List - Miss Grech Book Miss
Berthen Brooks. Miss Mary a. Fenicle,
Miss Emma Fields. Margaret FoxX. Miss
Irene E. Harlacker. Louise Hoover
ID. Ii, Ida LAWN. w. y. Mccarthy, Mrs.
Lillian McLauahan, Miss Emma Porter,
Mrs. c. B. Segelken. Mrs. L. C. Smeely,
Mrs Frank Snyder. Mrs. Albert Strife,
Miss Edna Tracey, Miss Mary Ward.
Gentlemen's List - sydney e. Abel,
z. Allen. Harry A. Blakslee. ]. T. Brad
ley, L. o. Branton go, Frank Bricker,
]. VIM Brown, Elliott Cook, F. j. Dar-
lington, w. p. Difenderfer, A. Dillard
I'd. IL, Samuel Eachus. Chas. r. Eb-
erly Hurst Eckels. Felix Eley, w. F.
Engle, James II. Fiering,. NJ. ]. Gibney,
Fred. w Herman. Chas. f. Keefer w.
B. Knoll. Richard Manley. Chas. B. Nc
Cord, H. G. Meisling. W. E. Mercer.
John Null. William Myers. John Nolfe,
Mr.. Ortman. Frank Phipps. W. NJ. Pierce
ID. Ii. stephen f. Seldel. Harry
Shut, z. ]. simpson. Robt Shilling, A.
Spier, Harry f. Stauffer. J. NJ. d. Sutch,
Ray Williams. II. f. Wilson.
Firms - Director of Art. Lodge s17,
International Association of Machin-
lists.
Persons should invariably have their
mail matter addressed to their street
and number. thereby insuring prompt
delivery by the carriers
FRANK c. SITES.
Postmaster.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-26
Fulhlls Wish of Dying
Mother by Enlisting

Altoona, Pa, June 26. - His
mothers dying wish was fulhlled
when William A. Seilhamer 80, of
Altoona, gave his services to his
country and went into camp with
the Tenth regiment at Mount Gretna
yesterday.
Mrs. William Seilhamer was an
unusually patriotic woman. Her
husband, father and two brothers
all served in the Civil war. Just
before she died, three months ago,
at her home in Wheeling. W. Va,
she told her son that she wanted
him to be one OF the first to take
up arms in the event that his
country needed his services. He
promised.
After President Wilson issued
the call to the National Guard he
Immediately enlisted in Company
G. Tenth Regiment as a private and
went away with that command.
Seilhamer was married nine months
ago to Miss Blanche Hourst, a West
Philadelphia girl.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-26
Tech Athletes Will Help
Make Up Volunteer Troop

If Uncle Sam should issue call for
volunteers, the echo would scarcely
die away before a brand new troop
of cavalry, containing the pick of the
city's youthful athletes, would be
ready to be mustered into service.
And ex-"Top'' Sergeant Grant Koons,
of the Governors Troop, and an in
structor at Technical high school,
would command 1T.
Ex-Sergeant Koons has served for
10 years in the Troop, but his enlist
ment expired and he couldn't get by
Father Times check-up on the age
limit. If the call for volunteers is
issued, however Mr.. Koons will or
ganize full troop, ask for commits
sions for himself and a lot of other eX-
troopers who want to go as officers,
and offer the troop for service.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-26
Here Is Oath Soldiers
Take Under New Law

Oath of allegiance to both the
Federal Government and the State
is required of all men enlisting for
service in the National Guard under
provisions of the Chamberlain Army
bill. The new oath is as follows:
II do hereby acknowledge to have
voluntarily enlisted this day of
-, 10, as a soldier in the Ma
tional Guard of the United States
and of the State of -, for the.
period of three years in service and
three years in the reserve, under
the conditions prescribed by law,
unless sooner discharged by proper
authority.
"And l do solemnly swear that
will bear true faith and allegiance
to the United States of America
and to the State OF -, and that
I will serve them honestly and faith
fully against all their enemies
whomsoever. and that l will obey
the orders of the President of the
United States and of the Governor
of the State of -, and of the
officers appointed over me. ac-
cording to law and the rules and
articles of war"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-26
MARSHALL ARRESTED
"a Associated Press

New York, June 26.-H. Snowden
Marshall, Federal district attorney,
was to-day served with a warrant of
arrest in connection with his alleged
contempt of Congress for criticising a
House subcommittee investigating i'm
peachment charges made against him
by Representative Buchanan. Mr..
Marshall Immediately obtained a writ
of habeas corpus.