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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-25
UNITED STATES ENGINEER IN THE
CITY AND LEAVES TODAY FOR
VISIT TO SCENE OF THE
= PROPOSED HARB0R.
PROGRAM is OUTLINED FOR FOUR
OR FIVE DAYS STAY IN THE
SECTION THAT IS TO BENe-
FIT BY HARBOR.

Colonel j. &. Sanford of New Orleans.
United States division engineer. arrived in
Brownsville today from Galveston and dur
Ing four or five days stay III Brownsville
and the Lower Rio Grandc Valley will
make investigation in connection with the
proposed Improvement of the Brazos San
tIago harbor. Colonel Sanford comes dI-
rect from Galveston whore hc conferred
with Lieutenant Colonel q. - Richie. the
district engineer, who recently recommend
cd the Improvement by the government Of
this harbor. Colonel Richie WAS unable t.
visit the Valley at TIN, time.
The visiting engineer was met M ITar
lingen by Commodore Louis Coholini. see
retary of the BrazoS Santiago harbor com
mittee, and at the station here on his ar
rlval was met by delegation of citizens
headed by Mayor A. Albert Browne. chair
man of the committee.
This afternoon Colonel Sanford. accom-
panied by MeSsrs. Browne, Cobolini. and
other citizens left for Rrazos Santiago
pass, where Colonel Sanford will have an
opportunity To view at first hand the scene
of the proposed harbor and the contiguous
territory, including wharf and general
shore facilities, on Brazos Island on
Padre and on the mainland.
Colonel Sanford j. al the Miller hotel
A tentative program was announced to-
day for Colonel Sanford stay in the Val
ley. and 1t will be - follows:
Friday-Nisit 10 Brazos Santiago pass.
returning To Brownsville for the night
Saturday-Saturday morning to BE- spent
IN San Benito with dinner there. aud Sat
urday afternoon at IIarlingcn. returning To
Brownsville Saturday night.
Sunday-ln Brownsville. with motor
trips 10 points Of interest IN the surround
ing district, 10 the rabbi ranch Palm
Grove, the Piper plantation where there
are $500 acres of land under cultivation.
and TO other tracts. including the sugar
cane raising di~tricts.
Monday Monday morning. visit u all
points between Ilarlugcn and Ne.cc,lpS.
meeting the people ~ the various towns.
Monday afternoon. All points between Mer-
cedeS and Pharr, the night 10 be- spent at
Pharr.
Tuesday Visit all point between Pharr.
Mission and Edlnhurg. including stops ~
varying lengths Al all these points and III
torviews with the people.
The route for the return trip had not
been decided ON this afternoon. hnt quite
probably viii he ~ way of Raymondvillc
and Lyford
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-25

NEAR LYNCHING IN HIDALG0 WHEN YOUNG
MENATTEMPT TO LASSo SCHOOL TEACHER

An attempt by party of three young
Mexicans 10 lasso a young lady school
teacher. Miss Gertie Mcclellan of Donna.
on the river road. between the Donna
pumping plant and the San Juan Hacienda,
abont fifty miles west Of here, yesterday
afternoon nearly caused lynching.
One man was arrested by party of
United States soldiers commanded by Lieu
tenant Hugh Il. kvent Of the Sixth United
States cavalry. while the other two men
made their escape. Civilians IN the neigh
borAood demanded that the prisoner be
turned over to them, but this the army Of
ficer refused To do. and the prisoner was
sent to Donna where he was turned over to
the civil authorities. Today the prisoner
was removed from Donna to the county
jail at Edinburg for safety. No charges
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-25
MAN MURDERED
IN MATAM0R0S
CARLOS B0LAD0, KNOWN IN
BROWNSVILLE, VICTIM OF
SHOT FROM PISTOL.

Carlos Bolado, p years old. we'll known
~ Brownsville and at varonS times during
the past few years \ resident ot this city,
was shot and killed in house in Mata-
moros yesterday. The trouble j. said to
have arisen during an argument. and one
shot was fred AT Bollado. He was struck
in the mouth, death being almost instan-
tancouS The shooting occurred shortly
after ! o'clock.
The police of Matamoros are looking for
q man named Jesus Pena. who Is said TO
have made his escape from the house inn
mediatcly after the shooting, and j. be
hcvcd to have crossed the river "a Browns
VILE.
This H. the first occurrence of the kind
m MatamoroS in many months. The city
continues under martial law and during the
past few months has been exceedingly quiet
IN police matters
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-25

have yet been preferred against him, but
il is expected that charge of aggravated
assault viii be made
Miss Mcclellan had just dismissed her
school and was going along the road alone
toward her boarding place not far distant.
She was followed by the three men for
some little distance when one of them be-
gan attempting 10 laSSo her. He failed OF
success after several attempts and Miss
Mcclellan hurried On. She made d motion
a. il ID draw pistol from her handbag.
and this hindcred further aggressiveness
ON The part of the men for time. Finally
she reached thick brush and lodged in,
making her escape 10 neighbor's home
where she gave the alarm. The soldiers
were informed, resulting in the capture Of
the one man.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-25
PASSENGERS ON
LINER CRETAN
ARE ALL SAFE
C0LLIDED IN FOG WITH A SCHOONER,
BUT ALL ABOARD ARE TRANS
FERRED SAFELY.
SEVERAL VESSELS RESPONDED TO
WIRELESS CALLS-MAY REACH
PORT UNASSISTED.

NORFOLK, Va, Feb 25.--All passcn-
gers aboard the liner Crctan which colldcd
with as chooncr IN fog off Cape Hatterns
today, were transferred several hours later
with no loss Of life and slight damage.
wireless was picked up here and and was
sent.
The Cretan was struck by the schooner
in the heavy fog while en- route from
Philadelphia to Savannah. Several vessels
responded ID the wireless calls. II was
believed She would b. able to make port
under her own power. The collision was
nj the bukhead, which saved her from
foundcrng.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-25
GERMANS ANNOUNCE SUCCESSES
OVER FRENCH AS FAR AS L0UDE-
MONT AND SAY 10000 MEN
ARE PRISONERS.
CLAIM CAPTURE OF SIX MORE VII
LAGES-FRENCH OFFICIALLY
ADMIT FORCES FALLEN
BACK TO BEAUMONT.

LONDON, Feb. 25.-The German war
office announces the capture of all
French positions in the region north of
Nerdun as far as Loudemont. Ten thou
sand prisoners have been taken since the
drive began. The capture Of six additional
villages ~ also claimed by the Germans.
The French officially admit that the
French forces have fallen back To the
rear of Beaumont, although they claim that
the fighting j. diminishing in violence. 1t
says the Germans made ne attack last
night.
The Turkish official statement today
says the British forces made an attack on
the Turks below Kut- FL Amara, but were
driven back with considerable losses, in
cluding seven officers who were killed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-25
Especial 10 The Herald. }

RIO GRANDE CITY, Texas, Feb. 70
The hrst labor strike on record on this
part OF the border came 10 an end today
when fifty laborers employed in laying
mains and digging bitches for the Rio
Grande Ice. Light & Water Company. re-
turned to work after being out two days.
The men were receiving % and IS cents
day for their labor. and struck for 81 a
day. The increase was met by the company
The strike occurred at noon Wednesday.
The workmen, none OF whom probably had
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-25
RIO GRANDE CITY SCENE OF FIRST LABOR
STRIKE ON LOWER BORDER--WACES CAUSE

ever participated in a strike. took their
tools az noon, and quietly deposited them
IN the company'S warehouse aud tool
sheds and departed from the scene of their
until ] 80 in the afternoon when it was
noticed that no workmen had reported for
work. Soon after this committee Of FIVE
appeared and made known their demands
to the management.
The strike was entirely orderly, and no
trouble Of any kind occurred.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-25
SILENT
ABOUT CHARGE
SUPPOSED EMBEZZLER OF BIG
AMOUNT WORT SAY ANY
THING OF IDENTITY.

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, Feb. 25.-A
man Jailed here yesterday on the belief
that nv i- Doctor" r. Grant LYMAN.
wanted III New York on charges of obtain
ing more than $500, 900 through illegal use
of the mails, maintained silence today re
garding his identity. The local police are
awaiting the arrival Of New York dctcc-
tivcS. Lyman was arrested On a small
boat here, which the police said hc had
provi-loncd for long voyage.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-25

The first meeting of creditors IN the e.
tate of II. c. Stevens. bankrupt. of Mer-
eedes was held thlS afternoon before Ref
cree III Bankruptcy +. X Goodrich George
:. Freeman of Mercedes was appointed re-
ceiver for the estate. \ settlement 81 2e
per cent on the dollar was offered and ac-
cepted by most of the creditors The estate
claims assets of s3.sl7 and liabilities to
the amount OF $4,000 A.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-25
Strike Fomenting Cases
Must Be Tried In New
York, Says Official

WASHINGTON. ID. G.. Feb 25.-The
United States commissioners here today
dismissed an attack on the Indictment ~
Robert Fowler. Herman Schultes and
Henry Matin, charged with fomcnting
strikes. a. members of the I.aborer>' Ma
tional Peace Council. holding that they
must be arraigned in New York.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-25
tRv Associated Press.

PEkING. China. Feb. 25-Thc Amcri-
can Minister Rcin~ch and heads of other
legations received today formar circular
urging the foreign powers to maintain q be-
nevolent neutrality IN the present Chinese
revolution The circular was sent by the
military governor of the lunnan province
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-25
C0Iliced With Steamer.

BALTIMORE. Md, Feb. 25.-Rep"rts
10 the general offices of the company own
ing the liner Cretan this morning SAID that
the liner was in a collision with the steam
er Dorothy, which rescued the Cretan's
passengers and that no schooner was IN
vulycd III the accident
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-25
Man And Wife, Both 90,
Take Grip, Linger
Week, Die Same Day

BROOkFIELD, Mo-. Feb. 25.-
James Campbell and wife, both 90
years old, were stricken with la
grippe the same time a week ago.
They died at almost the same hour.
They were married sixty-cight
years ago.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-25
THE WEATHER FORECAST.

The following weather forecast for
the lower gulf states and the Magic
Valley III issued by the United States
weather bureau at New Orleans.
Tonight, fair, somewhat colder; frost
nearly to the coast except IN the Low
er Rio Grande Valley. Saturday,
fair, with light northcrly winds.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-25
United States Makes
Inquiries About The
Removal OF Germans

WASHINGTON, ID. G., Feb. 25.-The
United States instructed Ambassador Page
Of London to make inquiries ~ the British
foreign Office regarding the removal of
thirty eight Germans from the American
steamer China on the Pactic ocean, and TO
demand the release of the prisoners if they
were arrested on the high seas, a. indi-
eaicd.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-25
is
CONFIRMED

WASHINGTON, ID. u, Feb. 25.-The
senate today confirmed the nomination Of
Henry Prather Fletcher to he United States
amba ssador to Mexico
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-25
Girl Who Inherited
Fortune Will Give
Lost Brolher Half

CHICAGO, H.. Feb 25.-Miss Frances
McGovern, who recently inherited an estate
IN California worth 100000, learns today
that her brother. Edward, for whom she
has been searching for year. D IN New
Mexico. She has not seen him in twelve
years. She wants TO divide her fortune
with him.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-25

PARIS, Feb. 25.-The German troops in
the Nerdun offensive have been given To
understand that this is the last great of
fensive against France, according to the
statement Of prisoners.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-25

RIO JANIERO, Feb 25.---A Bahia news
paper SAYS that "A bomb was put aboard
the liner Tennyson there few days ago
IA the request of German merchant. The
authorities are investigating.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-25
Texas Wheat Crop This
Year Is Half OF 1915

AUSTIN, Texas. Feb. 25.--The comrnis-
sioner OF agriculture announced today
that the estimate of the Texas wheat crop
viii be less than half of last years and
that the oat crop will be thTee-quarters
less. The crops were entirely destroyed in
4 number Of sections on account II frccz-
ing, drought and green bugs.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-25
National Lines Pay
Car At New Laredo
Robbed Last Night

LAREDO, Texas, Feb. 25.-Robhcrs
broke into the pay ear NJ the National
Lines ~ Mexico M Nucvo Laredo last
night, taking $4,000 pesos. The paymnstcr
wa- arrested today and il held on n tech
meal charge of negligence. There Is no
clue 10 the robbers. The money was N
Carranza CURRENCY.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-25

BALLINGER, Texas, Feb. PSI. r.
Wild of Moran, Texas. was instantly killed.
and J. W. Chestnut of Abilene was prob
ably fatally injured when an automobile
was truck hy a train near here this morn
ing.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-25
More Ships Seized.
"OFO 0FFP1 0VfHtus
tRy Associated Press

Nv Associatcd Press.)
ST. VINCENT, Cape Verdi Islands, Feb.
25.-Eight German steamships in the har-
bor here have been taken IN charge BY the
Portuguese government
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-25

The following local we"'her obser-
vaiions, covering the 24-hour period
ending At z a. m. today, are furnished
by j. q. Hester, United States weather
observer at Fort Brown.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-16
@eians perihont bas 2eben,
@cians erfreut bas Ser5.
Sbn bot ms 8ptt 9egeben.
a., ,,S,x Gor,' ,,rN Gd,n,rrt

9ralltfralr5c nirb Shleicr. ouitig mo
5nrt ipie ein @coid)t, beimlif ais
SodJ5eitsgube iiir ibren Snfel maltc.
Cine rcd)te a,,rIt, meiln man nit
2iebe malt" pile8te lie frcltoeItrob.
lenb 5u iagelt, ipcrut Spini, Den JIG
e~ingcpeibt bate IN ibre ~llcber.
raidyuItg nid)t iebr I'M ltnflnreir, mir
5citgillg lobtc. "a SriS natiirlid)
icOen Wor9en %minoeItens cine Stitloe
yiisen" mlBte. 10 mar Shirt Sod)'
walo iid iiber sic Natur Der lleber.
raihung nid)t iebr i'm nnflarel,, llllr
bas @ie, Die I%usiiibrung blicb lbnl
nls iold)e p%orbebaltcn.
@roi grlenitein iomnte lid, iid)tlih
inn @liide oes ainoes. bns er 81 lei
mem eigenen gerndd)t, bon Dem er
ieIbit nid)t mebr empiunb, Dab es lein
eigen Sleiif nto 9lut nidt mar.
@enn er trosoem filler luaro ais che.
Dem, 10 ipar oaS nid)t Der Ggoismls
Der beporitebeuoen Srenmullg bon iei.
icm ,Sonnenid)ciu"-er fiibltc iid)
uielmcbr lcibero iulO gcitano Dies
and Sigrio, Die i'm oft bis ipdt in Die
Itaht ifreibello ianO unO i'm bat,
lid ST id)onen.
.@er meiB, Oh mir nod Belt
bleibt. SD babe maitfeS Si oro'
nen!" bate CT mebrmals geia9t.
S6licblid peraing sic 3eit mic I'M
Sllge, uno ser S%lorentiner 6riibling
crreibte Den Sobepunft ieiner Sd)on-
beit. Is lpar am SornbeltO ocS
criten Mai mo INN Die Ndmmer5eit,
Sris nnIo Sigrio inBen i'm 3inmler
Der Ietteren, bcioe uud)oenflih iino
wenig rebeno; ole junge Sroilt IN Der
icicrlid)en. ~gebobenen Stiinmlun9, Die
10 wobl 5lm GorobelrOe ibreS Gbrci'
ta9cS paBte-Si9rio miioe, trdirig
mo ihuercm Ser5ells, inoenl lie Der.
gebIid), wcltn aud ebrlit fGnlpite nit
Den IGnlpnen Der Giieriudt, Oes ytei-
Oes umo Safes, Die lire wiloen, lau.
ten Stimmcn I'm 10 bober erboben,
lie n1ber Die Stlnoe riidte. in mel
der Marccll Sodmalo lno Sris Der.
butoen nerOen ioaten iiir'S Seben.
llbaloo bate gerdliid]los Die Sampc
ouf einen Seitentiid) gcitclt mo Die
Salcuiien berabgelaiien. Sris lab
aii einem nicoeren Seiiel, Ole idlan.
fen SGnoe nab riiflpGrt5 inter Dem
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-16

&opi ucridr1nft mo trdlnnte nit
lpclt oficnen Nugcn bon Wprtbcn
Weibrnud) nno 9rultlicbcrlt, pom
Mccrc, oaS tire llelte &einintb I'M.
ipilltc. mo BON ibnl, Der lie 10 itber.
lclig genladt.
Sigri0 iub in Scr Soiaefc uno ioD
acruOeaus, mo ba Ole Campo lie
blenoetc. italrb tic oui mo breitcte
eilcn rotten Sd)lcier iiber Die @lode,
Der oas 3ilmnler alSbnlb in Elm roia
0dmmerlidJt billie mo oaS weibc
&leio BON Sris mic nit ~gbcnorotbe
iiberbaudte. IS mar Gin lieblid)e5
Silo, uto Si9rio milBte glei6 oaran
oentcn, nie eS i'm cnt5iiden lperoe,
lpelr1 or balo cintreten miro, uno-
t1ortieSung oIgt.J
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-16

fbr ais Sdppdgerin %porgeitelt iperoe.
Sit 0as nid,t oroQig, baB Der liiBe
Boris unb Saida mid jett Sante
nerulen? slber lie parell olle 10 rel.
sctO nett uno ber5lid, 81 mir-1pirf-
lihl llno min oenfc Dir, Muoame
Gbrpiopras-ober Olga, pie ih ie
iett nennen muB-iic bielt cine ldnge.
iebr orollige Heoe irber Den 9tod)tbcil
elles langen 0rmltitonoes--oaS lei
elm 5lucifelbofter @cnuB fir oas
Srmltpoar uno oeiien llnl9ebung,
ltn0 Marcel meilte, er bate itber.
laltpt feline 3eit 5itm @arten-aber
mas lit Sir, Sigrio? @iit Su wieocr
franf2"
vIid,tS, nid)tS! IS lit id,cn mie.
ser porbei."
rSu slrnte! Sa, ulO 9Sopn iiiete
iih uilo erfI1rte iid iibereinltimmenO,
lino 10 lprrOe luliere Sod5cit allf Den
eriten Moi ~fcltgeiett. llniere Sod.
Seit, benfe uur, Si9rio! llno Ma.
oarne Gbrpioprus. Olga mcinc idL
miro mcillen Srolieal bciorgeu-0a
lit tic gnn5 IN ibrem ff-Das beibt
Sefbau1id)e lno Soilettc, alles allocre
lit ia oitf Sodrpalo mufgeipeid]ert,
Warcel iagt. moiieuboit. 9tur einige
Silbergerutbc nit meincm @oppen
bringe i) nit in Den Silberid>ab ocS
Walorats, Ous lit 10 Sitte IN Der Sa-
milie-aber am eriten Mai, Sigrio!
Weitige @od)en nod, mo id) bin cine
Trail, ieine Srai! Mir it's INNER
nod. ais trullmte id) un0 miiBte
erpdd)cn llno-tnm CO oenlt pirflid)
lein, Si9rio, fam er, Der reid)c, herr.
lidle Wann, Der Die @nbl bate Inter
Den geiten, Sd)oniten, fam er mid
gem1blt baber, Scine ornle feline
Sris mutt ibren pielen. pielen Seblern.
tbren 5abaoiel llnpolfomnlenbeiten ?
SITS mo9lid, tits wobr ulro fem
Sruum?"
Sic marcn ipubrcno oieies @eploll.
oers hiiallfgclangt in lire M16d)en.
5inln1er, mo bort itnro Sris Dor ibrer
SdnpcItcr nit ibrcn Dor innercr BE.
pegiing feild)t 9cluoroenen Milgcn,
nit eefaltetcn SGnoen uro oen oenii.
tbigcn @ortcn oui Sen 9ippen-ilno
lpleocr id,nlol5 Sigrib's Sers, unO
ipieOer orildte lie cincn altb mlf Sris'
@ungc.
per hGtte fcillc Before p1blci
fonrcu ais Sid" ingtc lie gcriihrt.
Ibcr ais ,SriS gcanrgcn mar, oa
ruid) aud Der quite @ciit pieocr BON
ibr.
.SuOns! NNlooS!" itobnte lie nit
gcrlngenen S1ioen. sd babe nit
einem Oreiiad)en altiic breimol nncinc
Sdwclter perrntbcn! Nein, er fonnte
feline Before ip1bIcli. dis lie. nno
bod, nlb bod, nidt i'm fam i6 bal.
len, nid)t iDn-"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-16

0ns iparen min beipegtc, aeld,Gi.
tigc Wod,en. sic ser Gerlobula oe5
Siiriten Wnrccll Sodppolo nit ser
8rGfiu Sris G%rlenitein iolgtcli, be.
rpcgt uno ~geld)1itig, uie ebcn lllr eill
10 fur5cr grolititallO ~perlui,ien fam,
mobrell0 man an tollieno Iingc az
oenfen Fat. Sies bciorgte nm frci.
lid Mooame Gbrpiopras inter Sig.
rios Verbilic nlein - lie bcrictb,
priiite utb mablte mic cine mirflid)e
Vrautlmlttcr mir tann-jn, lie reiitc
logar lclblt nad) Sodppnl0, Inn BORT
allies SIM Gnpfang Der ilugen Srall
81 %rilltcll, ocnn luciter alS bis in bie
Scinlarb ioate Die Sod5eitsreiic nid)t
9ebcn. Sebr be%iriebigt bon ocm Me-
%1lltat rbrcr Snipcftion bon Sflob,
Silber., Wdld)c., H%or5eQoil. mo
8luier aumnlern febrte Wuoumc
GbrpIopros mad, Slorcn5 sitriid lno
nabm tire oortigc SbGtigfcit picocr
alli.
Siir bas @rniltpaar ielbit pcrItri.
den oieie Slorentiner Sr|iiblin9slpo.
d}cn iuie elm idoner Sroull. Ser
Ilfentbalt in Der idonen Srenloc gab
ibrcn Veme9ungen meit mebr Srei.
belt, ols mcnm lie IN Gcutiflairo ge.
ipcIen rp1rcrI. iirlO nern lie in 0eS
8rafen pocr Said,o's 8eieaifait oie
&%lrnitid)dsc Der glllmcnitaot begpllll.
oerten oocr Ole @e9eno burfitreiitcn
in gan5cn Sagcsporticcn, 10 lparel
Dies Stlrnocn bod)iten geiitigen 8e.
mules, Stunocn reinen, llngetrii6tel
geiiamunenicins. no @eiit mo Sers
reid)e Nabriung fallOcn irlo ibre See.
len aui lm~ge5Gblten griifen gentciit.
Ianler Snterciiclt iid) tragcn uilo IN.
einanberiloiien.
Sigrib mor iclten bel oieici Nus.
ilogen betbeiliat. Sic iub nlro fiiblte
1llr 81 mobl Ole geiitigc Terlpanot.
id)aft, ole SriS nit ibrem Scrlobtcn
perbanO, nnb lie fiihlte iid ielbit oa.
bel pic orrd) cine bobe Wallcr bon
bcioen 9ctrcult. @ciitig nid)t arm,
in pielcu loaur reid, icbIte ibr bod,
bic marme 9egciiterung, ole Sris fir
nle geiitigcn Sntereiien batte. llno
bod bate ulld Sigrio nit SleiB an
ibrcr geiitiacu gilouna gearbcitet.
INNER iibcriliigclt bon Scr %ipurrnber.
5iaen @cGeiitcrun9, nit Der SSris boz.
mGrtS elite. Wnrtbo's SlciB- Wa.
ria'S 0lutb! Earin cbcn lag Der I'm.
teridico, Die blmincllpeite aluit.
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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-10-11
CENTRAL PA. NEWS
Social and Personal News
of Towns Along West Shore

Mrs. +. /. Rowe. of Los Angeles,
Cal. is being entertained by Miss S.
Irene Heck. at Shiremanstown.
Mr.. and Mrs. George X. Eshleman
spent several days with Mrs. Eshel-
mans parents. Mr.. and Mrs. D. 3.
Wentz. at Plaintield.
Mr.. and Mrs. sherman Hawthorn,
of Harrisburg, and Mrs c. NJ. Frank,
of Carlisle, were entertained Sunday
by Mrs. Kate A. Eherly at her resi-
dence at Shirenanstown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ceorge f. Jacobs of
Shiremanstown. attended a reception
given At the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis Jacobs in Mechanicshurg in
honor of their son, who was recently
married.
Mr.. and Mrs Peter Warner, of
Shiremanstown spent Sunday with
friends at Carlisle.
MIR. and Mrs. Mcclellan Walters,
daughters. Miss Cora Walters and Miss
Mary Walters. of Shiremanstown.
spent Sunday at Gettysburg.
Miss May Kutz has returned TO her
home in Mechanicsburg after being
entertained at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. William E. Rowles at Shirenaas-
town.
Mrs Ellen Smith, OF Mechanicsburg.
and Miss Clara Watson. OF Harrisburg
were entertained recently by MIR. and
Mrs. S. S. Rupp, at their residence at
Shiremanstown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Brown. son
Daniel OF Wormleysburg. were recent
guests Of Miss Louise Noell at Shire
manstown.
Mrs. Wilenchick, of Philadelphia, is
tho guest OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Cohen, at New Cumberland.
G. ". Brady. OF Carlisle, was at
New Cumberland yesterday.
Mrs. George Cohean and son. of Get
tysburg, and Miss Emma Fought. of
Hogestown. are visiting ]. r. Eiek-
inger's family al New Cumberland.
harles Pearson. of New York. was
at New Cumberland Yesterday
Mrs. Frank Sutton. of Gettysburg
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Kaufman. at New Cumberland.
this week.