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Gen norIfe Spgepleierife Sigrio
Moe giper / ct Yar @repe til i'm Mo-
Der / &ongspinger ct meget interes-
liant og nniooelbart @iaeoe al Sor-
boIoere / 2embers og @ien unoer
&rigen. Si biolGtter .efter "SnO-
lanospoiten":
2embere, 23oe Mug. 1915.
Seq err nof fommen rent uoenfor
So.feififfen MI, faar life Hoit en-
gang. Sa, mi bar ieg mart ilof al
arisen. SiI Slll baaber jes, on Far
llOt goo Mub til mig, for BET trGngcr
jeg. gu fan life fro, buor hi lGngcs
efter en- Sop llorif auffe. S Sielit5
lepeoe hi 10 boit; men her faar hi
fele, at Set er &rig, Iom 10 ogiaa ri
melig er.
2emberg er en- baffer @p, nleget
itor, % alt funbe beret uomerfet,
bar hi bare life fonlnlet op / ct Ian.
bont Selifab, iom hi er. Nlt bar
bel til iioite Sag fer @irciien; ga
iii hi no9le olinfle Inclier ON, at hi
lof fom / ct blanoet &or. 81 tire
norlte par oe enclte uooonncoe
Spitre. Mle Sc andre so bar noget
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&anter.
s @ielits bapoc hi iaa meact at
gjerc og bapbe set iaa goot, at hi
lGilgteOe iielocn bienl. Mcn Der!
So, Dor Sopeointeresie bar oreiet Jig
ON Wao. Ifab er Dor fprite Sonfe
ON Wor9erlen % por iibItc ON apel.
ben. gi ntaa ma,gen Sang lie ielp
at bort Mtaoprot. Get cr gobt, hi
CT ire; bar ieg alcne, pilOe ieg 9ipet
mia oper. -
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Soctalilterne 90
Sr%eosfonferencen.

@aibington ben 15oe Sebr. Scott
gresmano 90. 2pnbon, ben eneite 60
ciuliltreprGielltailt / &ongresien, INT
oerretteoes ioag / ct aabelgram fra
Sialmnr Granting, 2eoeren for be
81 Socialiiter / Ben %ipenife &ifsoagS
Nnoetfammer ON, at Der err lat en-
ltnoeriegelic igan9 angaaenoe Me-
ilingen blanot SociaIilterne / oe npi-
traIe ellrop9iife 2urtbe ON Whnligbe,
ben for en- siebliffelig 6GaesoptrG-
Sen / Hctning al Sreo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-18

ct. Yai,I BEN 15oe Sebr. 6bp.
Statsfasierer @alter s. Snlitb, Ser
nroer Tolitibepogtning bar opbolbt
Zig paa ct Tripatboipital / Iinnea-
polls, bar / Sirsoaes iaapiot / @e'
bring, at ban funoe fremitiues / 81
ltriftSretten beriteos. Otter pei lin
Saaierer at bape erflpret iie life
ifpIoig", blep ban leslabt moo at it'll
lie aalition for $4,000.
Il. 6. Ticfit, Ser bar beniiooct /
COMMUNICABLE, bar oeiaa miolerti-
sig erbolbt fin Sribeo mco at itiue
aaution for $4,000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-18
e. forforoeliet KompIot,

Chicago oen lobe Sebr. Eolitiet
oplpier, at set / SorbinoeIie meo bets
Gitericrifninser al 6orisget paa at
ioraiite npiten 800 M%enneitcr pco
Sonfctten for Grfebiifop Ilnoelein
icrriee llsc, er fomlnet paa Sporet
eitcr ct aisantiif anartiitiit @ombe-
fomplct meo Sprarcninaer itr9ffen-
DC liz ira apit til apit, % iom bar
til 1sormaaI at anitiae Masiemproe-
rier paa Treiter al ole Srccsbeficn-
oclicr, Ypliti, @anticrcr % NiGno !
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-18
Popeoitaoen lfi9lper.

@aibington Sen 15oe 6ebr. 81
meget poloiomt SorbifiGlp notereoes
imprgeS af Seismogroferne pco
Georgetown llniperiitet. @ibratip-
nerlle pareoe / oper en- Sime. &c
iterfeite Hplte!ier inotraf meDem 9l.
7:0t % 1908. Get artoges at ieIpe
SorbifiGlpet fanot Steo / en- s%lfitanb
al ca. $500 Mil fra @aibington.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-18

ENrEERD As SECOND CLASS MATTER JrNE lbTH 1908 Al
.nr Posr orrIoK AT DEBORAH. Iowa, UNDER THE ACT
OF CONGRESS or MARCH s.. 1897.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-18

Stranger &c en- Spmaifine? "Sus.
pennen" er iaa COB JON nosen anSen
Spmoifine til ben oobbeIte Eris.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-18
@ien, lite Tel

Set gaar Imaat meo &orreipon-
oancen. Seq bar nleget at glere, on
iea bare bar en- Seiter MI. Zen an-
ben maatte leg ienoe bort, for bun
bar liot for umlilig. Get bite Jig,
at bun pprinoelie bar Gi~rfusberioer-
tie oe &unitatbIet. Sioit bauoe bum
arbeioet / ct aisffen - Soipitals-
fisffen, bel at merle =, % ba par
bun 10 iaa balppeis uooannet til
SeIter. Wen ba bun til Stabigbeo
Lao oe breo meo Gatienterne paa
@uIpet, ipntes ies, oct bIep for me-
get. SiPr ga bun life tog / BE-
~t9nfnine = ia, BET fan bare bet
iamne. Set er utrolist alt, bpao
man ifaI ie % oplepe al "Spgepleie"
/ 8rieens Sib.
Gu bar ieg altiaa bare eli Sl9lpe'
leiter til 90 E%atienter. Wen Oct
saar, oct osiaa, for leg bar en- Ea'
tient - Ell ltngarer -, iom arbet'
ser beore enc nosen SiGlpeieiter.
San paifer Cube, maaler Sempera'
tur OF aisr f~crtiast alt mliligt. -
Men Iaa maa han ogiaa bare ct Sor-
flroe, OF en- Sroen bar ban osiaa
faaet (tiI % Sre). "a orbeioer
ban itolt.
Sea Iifer mig ipprt sobt Der M.
= @eapnoelien par ies life iaa be.
aeiitret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-18

bsie ofientlige Stiainser, oe gbe.
I9ggelien al airfer, cffentIise @ps.
ninser % belle Sorretninssfpartaler
/ ct 0uiin amerifonife 9per.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-18
6rsiS physicians

1et bGuser sits. al Srebc. 'eui inseboIocr
lctc Genae % life or rcaiiircrei. cmmer bcri
pGa Seisn. smb berisr lite Istc eemse apen
at iaa Suffering ior Srepet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-18
Mien, 2bell Nop.
Ser / @ien gaar alt lin

9Sl l ~SiSit Suut WI ~"
pante Sang. gare Den Sorifjel or
Scr, at Ell life Ter andre Serrer paa
@aoerne etO Iaarebe Soloater. -
Somerne er nleget elegant alltrufne.
Gn ifnl life faa Snbtrpf al, at Ser
ipares. s Seatrene gaar oitc Sore
itiaingcrne for operiplot Sus til
t~reopbbelte Nriier. 90 alc aafeer
os ainoer er gobt beIsgte. Seq tror
life, man bjemme piIoe ta9e Sitlla-
tionen meb Iannme Sorglpsbeb, iom
Der. Seq tGnfer bare paa Fanifens
Gage / gugilit flor. - Sligt frlnoe
life fnrpfnm1ue hPr
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1916-08-26
....Patronize These Ocean City ADVERTISERS.
" HOmeWOOd"
Mrs II. II. Collins q Miss Blnnch
Riggin. Managers

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looks both the Ocean and the Bay
Always cool and breezy Large
airy bedrooms Excellent meals
Special dinners On sunday Spec
ial rates offered 10 Summer school
Students. Teachers and other or
CARNATIONS
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Baltimore. Chesapeake & Atlantic
Railway Company.
Schedule Now in Effect.
Pocomoke River Line leaves Baltimore
SPIN Fridays for Crisfield. Onancock.
Finney's. Popular Cove. Saxis and land
ings on the Pocomoke River to Snow
HILL
Leave Snow Hill Mondays a. m. stop
ping at above landings
Subject TO change withoat notice
WILLARD THOMSON IL MURDOCH.
General Manager GENERAL Pass Agt
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We nave 'lrie 81 N'a 'i' pN'l''
q ''od l"N" ha Mhae" Nrf N'.'t.
r'A 'u lH sh"nl3 mos i"fi~h iai' .a'''
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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1916-08-26

What would ym hna IL cod should
write acro4 be sel in namus III.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1916-08-26

Quality firs!" That's just important a cry IN
the drug store business safety frst! We believe
absolutely in quality first. SO you will find large
reasonable stock of toilet articles and perfumes.
our soda and ice cream. drugs and proprietary
medicines prescriptions and general service all
offered the basis of quality first Shun limitations
Our reputation is guarantee.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-08-07
MYSTERIOUS DIVER
ON COAST,
PROBABLY BREMEN
NO AMERICAN SUBMARINE NOW
IN THAT VICINITY, ALLIED
wARsHlPs RUSH TO SCENE,
HOPING TO CAPTURE PRIZE

PORTLAND, MaMine. Aug. "A
gigantic submarine vessel, believed TO
be the German merchant vessel Bre-
men, was sighted five miles Off the
Atlantic coast at HIPS o'clock this
morning. 1t was moving swiftly west
ward The weather was thick and il
was impossible to determine the div
ers nationality.
The vessel was sighted when it was
coming to the surface. 1t emerged
completely and a lookout was observed
taking observations from the coming
tower. Fifteen minutes later the diver
again submerged and no further trace
of her was seen.
Strengthening the probability that
the submarine is the Bremen, the COM
manding officer of the Ozark, the
mother ship of the American subma-
rines. today stated that there are no
American divers in that vicinity. He
said the mysterious stranger was un-
doubtedly foreign.
battle to the finish is forecast.
Britishers Hear the News.
BOSTON. Aug. Five British war
ships, which failed 10 catch the
Deutschland, this afternoon heard by
wireless the news of the appearance
of mysterious submarine on the
Maine coast and Immediately started
north at full speed, hoping to capture
the prize.
Naval officers stationed here say the
Britishers may be running headlonE
into trap, for they have reason to
believe that this submarine is armed
with torpedoes and that there may be
half a dozen of them. The belief is
gaining that a German submarine
fleet, with n base on some isolated
island in the Atlantic, is now strung
along the Atlantic coast ready to be.
gin a campaign of destruction among
the numerous vessels of the Entente
Allies.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-08-07
DUST TO Be LAID
BY SPR|NKLERS ON
CITY DADS ORDER
COMMISSIONERS, IN SESSION.
TO EMPLOY THREE SHIFTS
THROUGH "a HOURS, DURING
PRESENT RAlNLEss PERIOD

BY order of the Commissioners, now
in session, the srreet sprinkler viii
get busy" Immediately, working three
shifts of eight hours each, until the
dust has been properly settled and the
service will continue during the rain
less period. The whole city will be
given a wetting.
The Commissioners are rSw passing
on county bills and transacting great
deal Of routine business.
Commissioner Henry Jones arrived
Saturday from his home at Rowland.
He said he had gone over all roads of
the north where work had been done,
or was in progress, and found condi-
tions satisfactory. All of the roads,
he said, were in fairly good condition,
considering the dry weather, which
caCses dust TO accumulate and chuck
holes TO be formed.
The Commissioners today also or.
dered that the dog muzzling law be
Continued on Page Four)
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-08-07
Reasons why you should sup
port Key Pittman delegates


come to Nevada to make a
Senator Phman service Of higher
man personal scheming for denomination
stay here There things be re-
eseng my post and neqlectno nv duties then am
resigned TO the
Such faithful Nevada Dem
h FIX" county delegates who pledged
nare:
JOHN H. CAzIER, of Wells CHARLES q KApPLER carln
CHARLES g. HENDERSON. A. W.S
ROBERT W. HEssoN. voloHT, Larnolle.
THOMAS HUNTER, EUo. GEORGE
ana most progressive members of the Senate In the struggle for
better national legislation he has
beneficial to people
cessfui advocate legislation.
The test OF his worne as legislator is the
such a s these:
The Clayton law
The elght-hour provisions in the Alaska act
o the
The child
The immigration and Chinese
The federal compensation rori injuries
The locomotive inspection
The railroad of scryIc act.
The law providing public wucpower
extension OF this water power for manufacturing
The Pltnan silver
The validating the title
The The establishing est of two land districts in Nevada
The bill to encourage development of otesion water
Federal
The bill for
eVs the government from the eorons of the ring of plate
munitions
He is powerful advocate
OF good roads
Senator Pttman has been
ticket for delegates the
nation
JOHN II. cAzER, Wells CHARLES .. KAPPL ER csrin
CHARLES q. HENDERSON, w. sEWELL, Tusearors.
ROBERT w. voIeHr, Lsmorre
THOMAS HUNTER, EKo GEORGE WlNkLER, Jabdge
Vote for the entire eight delegates and you will
vote for Senator Pittman denomination
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-08-07
BIG OPEN-SHOP WAR
ON At GOLDEN GATE;
SALOONS IN PERIL

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. THE
Central Labor Council, representing
all the unions, today Is sGuarely be.
hind the strike OF the culinary work
ers and is threatening TO call out the
bakers, in retaliation for the threat of
the wholesalers to sell supplies to res.
taurants running open shope
The restaurant bakers already are
out
The Central Council last Saturday.
for the first time in history. declared
war on the liquor business and endor-
sci the proposed constitutional to
wipe out the traffic in California. This
action followed the discovery by the
labor men that the leading liquor deal.
ers were cheek.by-jowl with the Cham.
Der OF Commerce and open.shop crowd.
For years the San Francisco Cen.
trail Labor Council has strongly op.
posed the progress OF prohibition, con
trlbuting heavily to the funds of the
wet forces. Speakers have been sup.
Piled by the labor unions TO oppose
prohibition in various parts of tho
State and the labor press has used
every argument against the dry cause.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-08-07
GREAT R. R. STRIKE.
DANGER LESSENED,
ARBITRATION WINS
INDUSTRIAL WAR
TO BE HAPPILY ESCAPED,
OF PRESIDENTS APPEAL

NEW YORK, Aug. Tt is stated
this afternoon in authoritative quart
ers that an agreement is imminent be
tween the railroad managers and lead
ers of the train service unions for the
arbitration of the employees demands
for an S-hour day and time and half
for overtime. thus averting a disas.
trous general strike.
II is said that the influence of PresI.
dent Wilson was eXerted on the one
side for an agreement TO arbitratc, and
on the other (that of the managers)
for an assurance of a square deal for
the men.
The last arbitration of this kind.
three years ago, was unsatisfactory
Continued on Page Four)
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-08-07
FLYERS OF ALLIES
BOMBARD MIGHTY
GERMAN FORTRESS
KAisER's CENSOR ADMITS FEAT
ARE OASHlNG FAR BEHIND
TEuToN LINES IN FRANCE

BERLIN, Germany, Avg. 1t Is Of
ricially announced this afternoon that
the Germans have recapured the
strategic ground taken by the British
north OF Pozicrcs and that the French
attacks at Monsolu farm were re.
pulsed
1t is admitted that a large number
of the enemy flyers last night and
today bombarded Metz, the Kaiser's
greatest frontier fortress. Extensive
damage resulted" says the War OG
lice. but other attacks against the
areas far behind the German lines
were unsuccessful. The flyers were
finally driven off by German alrmen." ."
II was added that the Allied flyers op.
Grated with the greatest skill and
bravery.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-08-07
Turks Rout Russians.

CONSTANTINOPLE. Turkey. Aug
7.-Official: The Russian armies In
Nush, the Armenian sector. today
were routed with great slaughter by
the Turks, after a severe battle. The
Turks captured many officers and
hundreds of men. The loot included
vast stores Of munitions, seven large
guns. siv machinc-guns. and supply
train. The Turks advanced southwest
OF Ditlis.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-08-07
81 DAY EXTRA FOR
SUBWAY EMPLOYEES

NEW YORK. Aug The Subway
car employees today were granted 81
a day extra. because the subway sys
tenn was jammed on account Of the
strike. 1t was feared they might join
the surface car strikers.
Only few surface cars are now on.
Grating in Queens County and the
Bronx. The congested condition of
traffic is growing worse every hour.
The police have put down riotlng
and comparative quiet prevails.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-08-07
German Diver Seen Off Maine Coast
ELKo's TRUE NOBILITY
EXPECTED TO SEE SHOW
OF THAT NAME TUESDAY

- The True Nobility" will he .
. the theme title OF superb Q
. picture show at the Bradley -
g Opera House tomorrow night, =
8 for the benefit of the Catholic q
= Church building fund. -
. The appeal of the worthy -
. cause and the beauty and -
. thrill Of the picture-story are o
o expected TO ill the house. o
- Tho orchestra will play. as -
. a special treat, the latest song -
- hit by ]. NJ. Owens of Elko, .
- when the Golden Sun Sets, Q
. Then I'll Come Back To You" -
q. -
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-08-07
German Attacks RepuIsed.

LONDON. Aug THE German
counter attacks north of Tozicrcs were
repulscd and the situation on the river
Sommc Is unchanged. The Germans
yesterday rccaturod the ground OF
their second liue and consolidated and
rcoTganizcd their forces
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-08-07
FIRE AT UNIVERSITY
CAUSES $4,000 LOSS,
RUINS mANzANlTA HALL

> Special % The independent. :
. RENO, Nov., Aug. Fire :
o starting in Manzanita Hall at :
- the University Of Nevada at I
Q IL O'CLOCK this morning caused Z
. a loss Of $4,000 and the fire 4
= stll is burning, but is believed (
. TO be under control. 4
= The tire caught in the base :
> ment, evidently from defec- I
. tive electrical wiring. :
. The fire department did ex- (
. ccllent work, reaching the I
. scene promptly, overting Z
. heavy loss. I
=
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-08-07
PARALYSIS UNABATED

NEW YORK, Aug. with the cpl
demic of infantile paralysis entering
its sixth week today, there were no
signs of abatement There were lI5
new cases and Al deaths in the last
"a hours. The weather is hot. humidl-
ty high.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-08-07
JUDGE HUGHES ON TOUR,
LAUNCHES CAMPAIGN AT
DETROIT, Big PARAoEs

. DETROIT, Mich, aug. -
9 Judge Charles E. Hughes, Re :
Q publican candidate for the {.
. Presidency. on his arrival this :
. morning TO open his campaign
Q was given an enthusiastic re- :
. ception.
- At least 100000 persons .
- lined the streets and cheored /.
. as Mr.. Hughes headed the pa :
. rade from the depot to his (
. hotel.
- He will have a busy day. (
- There will be no speaking till :
. tonight, but his programme in :
. cludes conferences with politi- (
. cal leaders, a tour of the in (
- dustrial establishments and I
- baseball game. He is an en- <
O thusiastic fan. :
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-08-07
aermans Attaek En Masee.

PARIS, Aug. 7.--GCrman assaults at
Thiaumont Wood and the VauX and
Chapitrc Woods today were repulscd.
German losses on the Mouse were
enormous. The attacks were H. mass
formation. making an easy target for
the French artillerymcn.
French aerial sQuadrnns today
bombed Sablon, Thionvillc, Rombach.
North Metz and Etain. Three German
Fokkcrs, which attempted to halt the
FrenChmcn, were dOwnsd.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-08-07
Four Vessels submarIned.

LONDON, Aug. THE British
steamship Spiral. the Norwegian
steamship Amanda, the British ships
Leoch and Mond, were summarized
today in the North Sea by the Ger
mans. The crews were saved by the
Germans
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-08-07

ficialiy claimed that the attempt OF
the Germans along the river Stokhod
to assume the offensive broke down
and that the Russians captured the
villages Of Zuyjinvkostanico and Be
niuy.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-08-07
1924 Germans Killed.

GENEVA, Aug. THE German OF.
fetal casualty list is now 2.964.25I of.
iiccrs and men killed, wounded and
missing, and of these 762,S7i were
killed i'm battle.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-08-07

cLinotyper's comment, aftaS com
pleting the above item: My! That
name alone was enough TO make the
Germans flec")
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-08-07
ltaIlans Storm Austrlans.

Italians Storm Austrians.
ROME. Aug. THE Italians today
stDrmed several lines of Austrian
trenches in the Monfalcone and Tol.
rano sectors, capturing 5000 prisoners
and three big guns. Bloody fighting
continues.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-08-07

Russians Claim Progress.
ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 1T IS Of.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-11
I-MTDDLETOWN4
Middletown Teachers to
Meet Tuesday Evening

Teachers in the Middletown schools
will meet Tuesday evening at o'clock
in the high school rooms. The pro-
gram: The Proper Direction of the
Curious Child" Miss Yost, d primary;
The Value of School Games" (a)
Indoors" Miss Neagle, b and C pri-
mary; (b) Outdoors" Mr.. KEEPER,
principal of the Wood street building;
In What Respect Do the Midterm
and Final Examinations Influence the
SCHOOL," (a) The Pupils" Miss
Beard, A primary; (b) Methods of
Teaching" Miss Keefer, C grammar:
Preparation Which Should Precede
the Study of Latin" Mr.. Gotwalt. de-
partment of Latin and German: ''The
Definition of the Thing Defined" Miss
Overdeer, c and D grammar: for
study and discussion, report of Penn
sylvania Educational Association. 1914,
page, 1913: "A Peace Day View of
War" Hamilton; page 21O, "The De-
velopment of the Moral Instinct of the
Child" Shenk.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-11

B. Caldwell, Stephen w. Keys, John
]. Zimmerman, Jacob NJ. Meyer, Ed
ward Linehan. II. j. Stewart, A. w.
Bergstresser, John Bernheisel, Phares
Brown, James E. carp, Ephraim IL.
Neiss.
The Program
The program for the evening fol-
lows: Assembly; music by Mems
Chorus of Penbrook Church of God,
including c. G. Miller, j. A. Miller,
VIM. H. Winand, S. T. Grubb, VIM.
Putt, l.. f. Garman, Chas. A. Bobb,
+. E. Sites, John #. Felty, A. III. Ham,
mer, Miss Esther Bobb, pianist;
prayer, the Rev. l.. Whitaker; Scrip
ture reading. William Huggins; solo,
Miss Catherine n. Heicher; address
by the Rev. j. c. Forncrook; roll of
deceased members, by Adjutant n. A.
Walmer; strewing of flowers. Mabel
Mulfair and Mae +. Pugh; recitation,
Miss Parthemore; hymn and benedic-
ton.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-11
Steelton Snapshots

Sermon Series. The Rev. C. n.
Lauffer, pastor of st. Johns Lutheran
church. will preach a series of SER
mons on THE Life of Jacob" commenc-
ing sunday. His opening subject will
be Jacob in the Home"
To Hold Bazar.-Reed's Group of the
First Methodist Sunday school, will
hold patriotic social in the lecture
room of the church this evening.
Inspector Here. - G.. f. Koch. a
High school inspector, from the State
Board of Education, Harrisburg, Wis
tied the Steelton High School yester-
day. Inspector Koch expressed him
self as being much pleased with con-
ditions here.
Goes to Philadelphia. - Robert
Wilt has gone to Philadelphia to un-
dergo an operation.
survey street. - Borough Engineer
w. P. Callaghan is making a survey
OF Swatara street preparatory to paw
ing plans.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-11
POST So WILL
HONOR DEAD
Annual Memorial Service For
Comrade Who Died
During 1915

Memorial services for "a members
of Post 5S, Grand Army of the Re-
public, who answered "the last roll
CALI in 1915, will be held this eve
ming in the post hall, 26 North Third
street. at o'clock.
Although "a have died, almost as
many have been added from other
posts and little change has been made
in the total roll of members which
total more than $50.
The veterans for whom services will
be held follow:
Gabriel Stager, John NJ Mcclure,
Enos NJ. Russell, w. T. Pritchard,
George J. Buser, w. ii. Robinson, C.
Fl. Kitzleman, ]. f. Brown, A. n.
Lukens, John Yeager, John H. Sharey,
w. o. Smith, Alfred c. Keys, Thomas