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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-08

beintleiO rerbrGngt porben, un6 Der
6rau lit es geitattet, elei6 Dem Wlan.
ne, ben natiirliHen SiB auf oem
fiiden 0eS 4feroes ein5une6men
gtidt oaB oieier 8e6iel li9 ploblih
ooll3ogen Bate. 9ieie neue W2anier
uno &rabt bate oufangs biele @eg.
ner, ino Bat aud beltte nod man6en
Almdblid aber lit Oas 8oritrtbeil ge.
idDlnoen, nobel audi bDgieniI6c
9liidiidten in 8etrodt ee5ogen mur-
Den. 5eute it0Bt oieie g[rt oes &eitenS
fom nod ouf eronen g8ioeritanO.
Wer Ii1 an Der neuen Sorm bes 0ieits
babits it0bt, fam Die S66Be 0es Ian.
gen Modes, oie i'm @iiden bis an oic
&aillenliliie oltigei6Iist IinO, Inn 9e-
tr1dtlibes bcrl1ngern 10 0oB iie ei.
nem faltigen 9iod glei1 an beioen
Seiten bernie0erflieBen
Ser fai6ionoble 9leitrod, pie er in
unierer bierten Slmtrotion ee5eiet
miro, lit lang, bis 3u ben &nien rel.
6en0. Der SGooB 1T reiHlib meit.
70 oaB ct iib~leidt iiber ole SSigltr
breitet, menn Ole 9leiterin i'm Sottel
iibt. 3ie 9einflei6er Iino ii6er benz
Git nit g9iloleoer gefiittert uno an
Der 9[nBenieite nit ounfIem 2eOer be-
fleioet, ipo iie nit 0en1 Sottel in 8e-
riibrung fonmeu.
TieIe 2eoerbeflci0ung uno 9lltter
0ienen ais einel9lrt g2ottirimo, sic
0as Gciteu erleibtcrt. Ger bier I'M
@iloe mieocreegebene 9ieitrod lit bon
neueitenS6nitt llno NIT oreiGn6pfen
geidloiien. @ntueDer broine Qeoer.
ooer ihpur5e BotentleOer.StiefeI fon.
nen qetrogen peroen, mGbreno Stulp.
banoidu6e bon englii6enJ eegerbtem
2eOer fir paiicnO gelteu. Ger elegant
tclte &ut fir Serbit-Jieiten lit elm
Greimaiter ODER 9}opoleonbit bon
meidcm, idwar5et 5il5 ooer Sutmo.
der 8liiid. 0ieier iibt tief auf Ser
Stirn bent Ssopfe engonliegenO, uuo
lit sur Sidcr6eit NIT einem @unlmi-
bano beieitiat, 0oS entpe6er luuer
Dem SinH ooer 6inten iiber Dem Soar
iDlieBt.
Sat- oGe iuneer MGo9en mO
8rauen ilebten i6r Soar lno binOen
eS nit einem idmolen, i6uor3en Sof-
fetbono, poraiif oie Guoeu ser 8opfe
oft genug Inn eirlan6ergeOrebt iuer.
oen ,um iie iebr fir5 8u MAIDEN.
@enn oos Soar niHt 1eflodtcn lit,
piro es in einem tisfen, felten Rnos
ten i'm gladen befeitigt.
g9onoa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-08

ger iunfaBt beiite cine erltaunlibe
gluSma6l an wlmoerbiibi6en M6ns
teln, Die tbatid6li6 ni6t foItipielig
iiuo SIS gibt ga ale m0gliben SSnti.
tationen bon ehten 8eI5arten, ber
geitellt bon Dem @el3 bel1eioener flei-
ner Ebiere, Die ibr eigenes Sen ni1t
rDicoererfennen miiroen, nuboenl 0os.
ielbe Den Bro5eB ser @eorbcitirng
ourbgeHobt. W3an mag D9blen, mas
@inem gefGllt, Oie Seae bon allen
Ebieren iino horbanoen, eutipe0cr in
8irflidfeit, ODER in irlitirter Sorn
Ole aroBen W}dntel fir oen &erbft
fino groB nod jeoer @i6tllng bin. @r.
teniiD In g9eite, iunfanereid i'm
Sdnitt rno bis ouf oen duBerIten
9lano oes @lcioerlaunes reibeno
9lidt 5itfrie0en nit oieIer @r6Be, ia.
ben iie micb groBe Grogeu groBe
Wlanidetten mdcbtig groBe @nopfe
nno oft brcite @lenoen bon abite6en.
Dem 9el5 dlS @arnitir. @as oie Gle.
gan3 oeriel6en nod erb0bt, lit ooS
pr6htige 5eioenfiltter, IN WlaItern
oOer in Streifen s,n @eiib eines
groBen DlduteIs oieier glrt, lit Sic
Sr1qerin ausqcriiitet fir W1otorfa6r.
ten 9feiien @infaliistoltret, @eiude,
fir bic Gper, OaS Ebeoter ooerglben0.
Gmpidnge. llniere erite g(bbilounq
beronidoiilidbt einen Der qroBenWfGn.
tel noh nelicitem Mlitcr Geriel6c
oiirite obnc 6rage allgcmein gluflano
iinoen, oa er, mie 9elagt, fir ole
Gjelegeu6eiien paHeno lit.
Sir 6rmien jeOod, Die einen W9an.
tel bon anOcreml1aterial einem Yels.
Hantcl oor5ieben lit e6enioas mlfS
Geiie aeiorqt. Gin W3antel ion ui6t
.nur morn iein, ion0erit audi tpurm
oisiebeu. Sos iit eS, mas man oie-
fen Scrbit iibcroa NIT 2eidtiafeit fin.
zen fam. @slour beloine 1T elm
UInoer6cres Wlateriul, ooS I'M Der.
Elm NIT Bel8garnirung ebenio 3iped.
mdBige, rpie mooiih elegante @inter.
mdntel ergi6t. GG0nbeit Der Qinien
iino Gleioiamfeit bo6en oie aleide
0oieinsberchtiaung, mie gebngliG-
feit, uno beiite finoen mir IN cinern
0lontel ane oieie Gigenidaften per-
eint.
Gas nelie 8elour oelaine fonlmt in
Oen mltnoerbariten Gdottirungen.
Die 8ar6ef iino 70 ueib uno Die per-
idlic0cnen gfiiancen 70 obgeo1mpft,
Bob man eiuen rot6cn, griiuen ooer
lila Moutel traaen fam. obne i'm sc.
rin9iten eeeen ben guten @eidmacf
~ 0eritobeH 2ieie GarbeH iiIo that
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-08

unisrer britten Qlbbil6uug picbsr
gege6ene gSoAmittoeSfleio. @dbreno
Der &od in glatten yalten bernieoer.
fGat genla6nt Die Sdile al Gton-
W2anier. @emerfensmertb 1T oie ME.
oerartige 8eite bon 9rofatitoif Die
I'M @erein nit Dem breiten &ragen Ell.
nen pieredigen 9htsidnitt 6iloet. Gin
Invertebrates Getail lit au6 Der nit
groBen 8ierfn0pfen beieste Sol6giir-
tel.
Gie Grage oes Srnien.0ieitfleioeS
lit i9ou @eoenitano uonder &ontro.
Oerie geneieu, imo IN geipiiiem @ra.
sc lit es oas 9feittleio, oos oieien ent-
i9ieocn nornebmiteu Sport je no6.
oeuL beeintrddti9t ooer geforOert bat.
GuS olte, glott onlieoenoe 9icitfleiO,
ons friiDer ais OoS ein5ige, itottbafte
&abit fir SSrauen Qolt, itno oieie
5maug IeitipdrtS 5u rciten lit bcute
fait gan5 bon Dem mooernen 0feit-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-08

porberri6teu. Canals aalt es fir
itot6wenoig, fiji Die gluidaiiliug zines
@el5montels Elm flcines germogen 5il
nernISgoben, 0enn Der D}ontel uuBte
bon TeIienem, toltlpieligeu 4el5 Iein,
tpie Mobbeniel, Otter, @iber, gerliid
2amm. @linf ODER Gbinhina. lIniere
@roBmiiiter bielten es ioaar fiir I'M
erldBlit 8obel 81 tragen peHu tie
groBe 1omeu pareu Seute lit oas
on0ers. Sel6it Die reicbiten, eleganie.
iieu umo mti's Sorgidltigite gefleiOe-
fe Sraiien begniigen iid nit oeu pe-
niger foitipieliaen ReI1arter @ritens
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-08
@eiunObeitltGes.

8ei SGuglinqen unD tIeinen Sim
bern itelleu ii4 5dufig Grtrantungel
q. .. pI0Blicber Uiunodusi4lag) ein,
beren @riinbe man bergeIli9 81 err
fOri9en Iudt. Sn Dielen TGllen iinr
oaran bic @ummiiaden f9uIb. 0enn
bic gum @ebrdah unO gum Spielen
fir 8inber teitimmten 9fropfen,
Puppen un0 ibnli1e Spiel3euge itnO
ni9t INNER 10 unI9Golicb, als man
alsemein anninmt. UIan iol 6o6er
beim&dufe Der GummiIacbsu iebr bors
It4tig iein gei ben Saugpfropfen
dbte man Oarauf, baB mon mogli8H
rotbe ober rot6prdune er6dlt. Qlu9 Die
ibpar3en, O0nig bur6gefGrltenSdugs
pfropfen, iinO unI9GbIi@. Dor Dec
grauen Sarbe bite mda ii9, uuD
mdble lieber beim gintauf bic porges
nannteu Sauqfrofen.
Ulit bem @ummiipiel5eug muB man
beIon0ers DOril9tig lein. Msan geb,
oem Sduglin5 ntemals I1par3e Pups
pen in bic Sarb, bic man ni9t bOrber
auf ibre llnl1Gblibteit bin gepruFt
BAT. SGpav5e puppen bic bur9
unb bur9 ssiGrbt fnb, iinb msit
ibd6lit, peil lie bas siftigs 8leiorDo
entbalten. Gs 5i6t aber uu1 uni9dbs
li9e I9par3e Gummipupten, bic aus
bem qlet9en 0laterial tDis bic Saitgs
pfropfen bsrgeitellt porDer Iinb, uno
oieIe, bic ollerbings Diel tbeurer Iino,
gefGbt6en bic GeIunbbeit bes tleinen
Sinbes ni6t. Man pruft iie, inbem
man fe In linen moglibf boben
SOpf, Der nit BaKer sefiint 1T,
pirft. 2tl bic @umiIa9sn, bic Iofort
ober audi na9 aeraumer 3eit untsr=
Iinten, fn6 Fir DaS &inE T6Golih
uub Oilrfen t9nen ni6t in bic 6onr
gegeben perber. Der @ranO Des llns
teriintens lit rtr, baB Iie sieIe mineras
lii6e Stoffe antbalten, Die I6perer
ais WaTer inb. Qtu9 bic sr7uer
GummiIc9en limb nit OiiBtrauen az
beGanbeln, psi! Iie ale me5t ober ip.s
niger 3inforno entbdlten, bds nidt
gang unI6dolih 1T. Msit teHer 1T es,
rur rotbe ooec rotbbrarlc @ummiIas
den gu ipGblsn, be duh, penn iis
bur& unb Ourh gefdrbt Tnb, feline
I4G6lidtn SuGItan3en ent6alteh, neil
5ur 5drbung bas unI9dblibe 5dnf-
fod S9pcfelantimca oerpeuOei
Do5Ssn 1T.
Die @ummiIpieIiaden, bic nit dns
oersu Torben cbtrfld9licb ii6erfGr6t
iinb, 3. 9. Puppen, oenen ran @eTic6-
ter ansemalt 5at iinO eGenfans ni6t
5E taufen, BERN bic bafiir oerpenbete
1farbe 1T ni9t einpaubIret. @snu Tis
au6 feline tirett giftigcn 8eltanbs
tGeile entbGlt, 70 lit Iie bod fir BEN
SGualing Der ia betanntl!6 ii6sraus
empfinOli6 lit ungeiunb @s em~
pfieblt f6 Odber, beim 2tntuuf bon
Summiio6en bic or0Bte gorIi4i
ipalten gu laher.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-08

enpfinoen Iie Die nit etnem 10 foit-
ipieliaen @eeenltano perbrmoeneSor-
&c ais ldItig. 1onn aber audi rednen
lie oamit, ooB elm @el3mantel lei6t
aus ser N1o0e foumt, uuo Elm foit-
ipieliges Gel5ltid mooerniiireu 5lI
laiien, foitet 6einabe ebenio oiel mie
Elm ncuer N}untel bon meuiger folt.
ipieliaem @cl8. glnerifouiihe SanD-
ler in 4sl5tleiberu 6aben in humber
torer @eile Sii6hlng gewonncn nit
oieier ueuen glnidaung lluo ibr ga
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-08

bem bic periOu lsi9t Oieien OOer ienen
&rantbeitsba3illen our 8eute fGut,
Die INNER bers't iiub, cine aeI&padt:
Teitung gu eritiirmen. Ser @runb.
parum in bartnddisen SGlen bon
ylaleHbluteH tin Qlr5t 6erbeigerufsr
perben ioute, lit Der, baB er NIT SiIFe
sepiher 9lppasate iofort ben Ort ae,
nau beitlmmen fam, rc bas llebel
liest, uno Oann gerabe BORT Iein.
9ilfsmitteI in 4npenbung brinaen
lam. Go ge6t teine toIt6dre 8eit nit
@Tperimentiereit berlorsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-08

i16licb fleioIamer, ais oie eintonigen
eraueu in0 ounfellobfarbigen Sbot.
tiringen, Oie bis6er in WlGnteln por-
berridbten &ann man ii9 ehpas $ii6.
i9eres noritelen, ais eiHen rnalllbeer.
farbigen 8elour oelaine 05antel, gar.
nirt nit einem brciteu Streifen &ob.
6enfcq, init cinem groBen, ruiiiihen
Gragen un0 6reiten W}ani6etteu BON
0emlelbeu, oldn5enben, braunn
Bel3. $ier3u Elm 6utter BON rci5eu.
Dem 9rofatitoff, in peldenl N}aul.
6eert6ne in Roia rn6 Gran 5erilie.
Beu, itn0 man bat oen iocolen l2on.
tel fiir raube Gage
@enn man cine bormoniide 9}ote
5miiden Sut uno 8el5beias al bubeu
piiniHt, fam Der Sut BON Der Sorbc
oes 2eBteren iein, uno menn man ct.
mas me6r oaran penoen fmn muroe
iid naulbeerfor6iger Sanuuet nit
StrouBicoeripiBen ooer 9Ippli-
qiiee BON fla6eu6rudt- ooer 9lumen-
biii6eln in qebleibten @laulbeerto.
nen, nit Silber untermii6t iebr
bii6ib madden
Sin 6iibiHeS WlooeG Ser 6eIbrie6e-
nen 9(rt leben mir in unierer 5rueiten
Slultration.
Wlit etnem ioI1en Woutel, rn0
gpei &leiocrn, oas cine Elm einfades
Serge, uno 0os onoere Elm gltlas ooer
Summet, lit sic Serbitgoroero6e
ourdaus fomplett Gle Soi6cn ser
neueu Wt1ntcl ino 70 gerdlntig, DAB
man iebr mobl obne Duff unO aub
Sanotoibe fertig mcr0en fam. Wlan
iiebt olio, m6 bonn ofnononii6en
Stanopunft lit oieier 0lontel 5i
lbGBen,
Baris bat elm @oift erIoIien, sob
ale @epebe nit eldn5enoer Sberfl6-
DIE berporraqeno MODERN Iein ioQen.
Die &oriIer aleioermader gobeH bel
ibrer MISUNDERSTANDING i6rem @utbu-
iiosmls bierii6er leb6often 9lu5.
orud, uno ancrifaniibe Srouen 1tiin-
men oieicm grlaB nit 8eifaa 81. @s
lit Elm eigener 9fei5, Der Dem @tlas
onbaftet, Dem ieoe 5roli leidt erlieet
gltlas bat Die Gigeut6iinlidfeit, cine
5u runOli6e SSigur ihlonf uno gro.
clos erIdeinen 5u loiien 3esbolb 1T
9ltlos 10 popular Bel 6ralen, Die Dem
,QefGbrli6en" 9lltcr nobc Iin0, 0aS
beiBt oen Sabren, no bic 5igur cine
beoenflibe Stumbling annimnt Wlon
branbt licb oesbalb nidt 81 pin0ern,
lpem Die 9ladfrage nod 9ltlas bel
Dem beronnabeuoen Serbit eine iiber-
aus rege 1T. Sran50iiide SabriFanten
geben freimiitbig 8iI, oaB iie nidt I'M
Ston0e iin0, irgeno ettpas berOor5u-
bringen, mas abioliit neu lit aif Dem
@e6iete Ger Geioenitoffe llno GA Is
ibnen moglib lit, ielblt in i6rer ae.
eenpdrtieen, idpierigen in6uilriellen
Gage, mun0eroole 9ltlasiioffe 3u pro.
bu3iren, iinD 1e 6dran gceangcn ent-
5iidenoe Stoffe bon berborrageno
gldn3euOer Sberfldcbe, in oen mim-
oerbariten, neuen 5arben oi5uierti
gen. Sel6it oie9lau iin0, iinD ocr16ie.
oen BON oen altmooiIhen marine s..
Een unb MlitterndGts sGlau.@s ; iBt,
onB Dies Dem W2angel an SSnoi9o 5it-
5uihreiben lit. Su gltles bon einem
Oieicr neuen 5arbentoue lit oas in
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-08
q en gorf, H. september.

Sn 0en letten %abren itno lniere
fSrouen 8u Der lleber3eiigrng gelangt
SAB nidts praftilber uu0 im @rrmoe
0fononliiber ilt ais Die glnidaiiuug
Cines groBcn &el8mautels 6reilid
Iino Die @erbdltniiie uno bic 9niitten
iiber oieien &inft beIte 9aa5 anoere,
fpie iie IN langit pergangenen 3eitet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-08
2adierts M6bsIDon

Maan ne6me cine DliIbung bon gIei,
Gen 33eilen 2einFl, MtingeiIt unt
gerpeutinDl NIB r.tbe nit einem mil
bieIer WliI9uns etfpos bsfeuhteter
2uppeu bic 5lcden, bis bitieIben Der.
i6nunOen iiuO, Johann ober bieit
Stellen nit 5sfpD9nIi4em TlisBpdpieI
ab.
RIebsmitttl filr 9Ge9.
alebemittel fiir 9ie6 sr6dlt man
penn man glsias Sbeile 54e1ad uno
3oIopborium IN 6 EbsiIen rartsu
petRestE l0lts X ~ ~
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-16
Junior c. E. Choir to Hold
Rehearsal at 4th St. Church

The junior choir for the State Chris
tian Endeavor convention will hold a
rehearsal in the Fourth Street Church
of God this evening. Mrs. John DeGray
will address the juniors at this time.
The Rev. r. L. Meisenhelder will have
chrage of the singing.
The Pine Street Presbyterian Chris
tian Endeavor Society will hold So
cial in the social room of the church
this evening at s o'clock. This will be
in the form of a reception for the new
members who recently Joined the So
ciety. Contests and games of different
sorts will be enjoyed by all those pres
ent. Refreshments will be served by
the social committee. All members
are most cordially invited to be
present,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-16
S O C. IA L
FETE
OF MEMS CLASS
E. n. Lebo Entertains Bible
Class of Redeemer Lutheran
Church Last Evening

The Mems Bible Glass of the Lu-
guests of the teacher, E. n. Lebo, at
the annual strawberry feast and cleo
tion of officers.
The Rev: NJ. E. Shafer, the newly
elected minister of the church, was
admitted to the class and made an ad-
dress on the work.
The following officers were elected:
President, William Pensinger; vice.
president, ]. d. Wells, Jr.; secretary,
RAYMOND Sheesley; treasurer, George
Wilmer; chorister, M. H. Hartman;
reporter, Jesse Wells; pianist, Mar
garet Cover; librarians, Monroe Wit
mer Earl Yeager and Walter Lesher;
assistant secretaries Joe Scott and
Earl Glace; assistant pianist, Esther
Stouffer.
Addresses we're made by Joseph
George Lebo, Grover Wolf, George
Sprout, E. n. Lebo, C. Glenn Fickes,
master, B. E. Stouffer. Brief talks by
the past president, Nathan Burman,
and the incoming president, William
Pensinger, were enjoyed.
Attractive programs bore a large
daisy and number of songs to be
sung IN concert; In attendance were
r. L. Hauer, Edwin S. Eisenour, I. G.
Cassel, Howard S. Bortner, Frank
Sewers. E. S. Horner, Paul A. Geiger,
Joseph Care, Henry Geisel, Sr., Harry
Boerer, A. E. Workman. Edwin E.
DeHart, Irwin P. Matter, A. A. V. Herr,
2. S. Wolf, John f. Lenker, Harry E.
Holler, ]. F. Losey. Robert Paul, Ed.
E. Eshenour, L. NJ. Barnitz, Ralph II.
Sweger, George Sprout, j. F. Swisher.
Lewis Bose, j. S. Carpenter, Earl Os-
man, ]. w. Sprenkle. F. II. Bomgard-
ner, William E. Collins NJ. E. Wilmer,
j. w. Baker, George D. Lehr, Newton
Buhrman, S. B. Sweger, John FRANKIE
berger, j. Walter Baker, Paul Lenker,
the Rev. NJ. E. Shafer. J. w. Colestock,
George n. Feehner Joseph Summey,
d. II. Hoffman, F. z. Stouffer, G. c..
Wolfe, A. S. Lutz, F. H. Hartman, Da-
vid Lenker, E. n. Lebo, A. ]. SINNERS,
E. Fl. Ripper, John S. Mumma, Will
liam II. Procasco. Jesse Wells, Eugene
e. DeHart, Ralph j. Matter, Amos L..
/ fKoppenhaver, A. f. Bair, George Cad
del, Fred Marks, ]. NJ. Relish, ]. d.
Wells, Jr., William Pensinger. Glenn
Fickes, William ]. Shuey, George Wit
mer, Raymond Sheesley, Robert
Thompson, Hugh A. Cover. John S.
Lutz, John g. Hauck, f. E. Flohr,
Lester Matter. w. D. Sweger, Earl V.
Yeager, Joe Scott, Luther Wiland, Da-
vid S. Garman, J. S. Lutz, Walter
| LeSher and BENJAMIN Spitler
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-16
Commencement Exercises
of Cathedral School

The commencement exercises of the
morning at 1890 o'clock in the
plomas and medals, Rt. Rev. Mgr.
graduation program includes: Open
ing chorus, "Boatman's Song" class /;
presidents address, William T. Con-
ley: salutatory, Miss Martha C. Kelly;
duet lie Carlton" John P. Bolen and
Norman NJ. Jones; class history, Miss
Inez c. Young; "Our Country's EN-
blem," Miss Catherine J. Falvey;
trio, "Gavotte,' Miss Ruth NJ. Ulrich,
Miss Pauline c. Wall and Miss Mary
j. Joyce; Breaking of the Wreath"
Miss Ruth NJ. Ulrich and Miss Pauline
c. Wall; "Naledictory," Miss Beatrice
+. Hilton; duet, The Union War Gal
lop," Miss Martha c. Kelly and Miss
Elizabeth Eberle; presentation of di-
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-16
Sunday School Convention
Postponed Until September

H. r. Saussaman, chairman of the
committee having in charge the ar
rangements for this years convention
of Sunday schools in Dauphin county
announces the postponement of the
yearly gathering of Sunday school
workers to September 14-15.
AS originally planned, the 1916 con-
vention was to be held in Harrisburg
June 1929, but the committee is pre-
pairing program i'll keeping with the
centennial celebration of Sunday
school work in the county and believe
September to be better month for
carrying out their plans.
According to records in the hands
of the committee. the first Sunday
school in Dauphin county was organ
lied in August, 1916, in a building
which then stood on the lot now num-
bered 3 South Market Square.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-16
FORT WASHINGTON DANCE

On account of the inclement
weather. the regular Thursday even
ing at Fort Washington pavilion had
to be postponed. Saturday evening the
dance will be held as usual and Pro-
fessor George w. Updegrove has ar
ranged a fine program of waltzes, two
steps, one-steps and foXtrots. Special
cars will be run TO the park every fif-
teen minutes On Tuesday evening
Harry Welsh will give a dance at the
pavilion and large crowd is expected
to attend.
Miss Sara Thomas, who has been
spending some zine with Miss Louise
Carney, of Steelton, has left for her
home at Whitford. Pa.
Miss Louise Carney and Miss Mary
Elizabeth Meyers are going to York to
spend the weekend with Miss Vir-
ginia Stair and attend the weddings of
Miss Judith Smith and Miss Mary
Schmidt.
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MISS FRY WILL SING

Miss Jennie Fry. who for the past
year has been studying music at the
Millersville State Normal School, will
exercises. She will be the soloist at
the baccalaureate service to be held
in the normal school chapel and will
sing "My Redeemer and My Lord"
from the Golden Legend In the
concert given Tuesday evening she
will sing the soprano solos of "Athalie"
as given by the choir. She will also
play Chopin's prelude in A fiat major
and "Poupee Nalsante" by Poldini.
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NELSON II REIRER

Funeral services for Nelson Fl.
Reiber, aged 53 years. who died at the
Harrisburg Hospital, will be held from
his home, 3204 North Fourth street,
Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. He
was a brakeman on the PHILADELPHIA
division of the Pennsylvania railroad.
He was a member of the knights of
Pythias, Red Men, Loyal Order of
Moose and Brotherhood of Railroad
He is survived by his wife,
one brother and one sister.
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One of the best hair tonics and dan

One of the best hair toncs and dan
druff remedies can be prepared at
home by getting a bottle of Jabrequ
Compound from your druggist, and
follow directions in package. Jabrequ
is an exquisitely refined preparation
for application on the scalp used in
proper manner it will supply the nat
ural oil to the hair. 1t will effectually
prevent the appearance of scalp dis
eases. such as dandruff and falling out
of hair. For sale by all druggists, 25c.
.Advertisemen
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sIrFFRAGIsTs CELEBARTE

Honeybrook. Pa, June 16. - Suf-
fragists of Lancaster, Berks and Ches-
ter counties are holding an all-day
session to-day to celebrate the inser-
ton of woman suffrage planks in the
national political party platforms.
From the three counties enthusiastic
suffragists began to arrive in Honey
brook early this morning.
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IN ORGAN RECITAL

Miss Violette Cassel will give an
organ recital in the Fifth Street NJ.
E. Church on Tuesday evening, June
20. assisted by Thompson Martin,
tenor. Miss Cassel is organist of the
Fifth Street NJ. f. Church, and a
pupil of Prof. Frederic c. Martin.
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plomas and medals, Rt. Rev. Mons.
Hassett D. D. Members of this years
class are:
William Thomas Conley, John Pat
rick Bolen, William Joseph Cahill,
Mary Josephine Joyce, Martha Cecilia
Kelly, Pauline Cecilia Wall, Mary
Charlotte Keible, Anna Marie Wall,
Inez Cecilia Young, Mary Delphine
Hoffman, Ethel Irene Saunders, Bea-
trice Frances Hilton, Antoinette
Gladys Sariano, Mary P. Mathilda
Herbert, Ruth Magdaline Ulrich,
Catherine Joseph Falvey and Helen
Margaret Sheehey
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FREE DEMONSTRATION sATUR.
NAY

All day in our storeroom we will
give free demonstration of how YOU
can get sixty glasses of sparkling
orange phosphate from a 25-cent bot.
tie of syrup. It's a favorite drink with
the children. Grand Union Tea Store.
2O8 North Second street.-Adv
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CAMP HoNoRs PRESIDENT

teenth and Derry streets. Mrs. Lizzie
Adams, the retiring district president.
was presented with a handsome gold
pin of the order, for her efficient and
commendable service. Mrs. Martha
Lehr made the presentation speech, in
behalf of the officers of Camp No. 90.
A social hour followed the regular
business meeting.
Miss Florence Van Dyke, OF AL
toona, formerly of this city. is spend
ing some time with Miss Frances Gel
wicks, 410 Hummel street.
David r. Shotwell, a student at
Princeton University, Princeton, n. j.,
is home for the summer vacation.
Miss Maryland Gourley, a student at
Wilson College. Chambersburg, re-
turned Wednesday to spend the sum
mer vacation at the nome of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Gourley of
202 Chestnut street.
Friends in this city of the Rev. DR..
William E. Pettingill of Philadelphia
will be interested to know that he
will occupy the pulpit of the Seven
teenth and Broadway Pres sbyterian
Church, New. York City, of which DR..
Halderman is pastor, during the
months of July and August, in the
absence of DIR. Halderman from that
city.
Miss Ruth Martin, a Wilson College
student, has returned to spend the
summer months with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. E. H. Martin of 1871 Green
street.
Miss Esther Wengert, a sophomore
at Dickinson College, is spending the
summer vacation with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Wengert, 1927
Market street.
Miss Sylvia Cover of Highspire. vis-
tied friends in this vicinity recently.
B. w. Wright of 1907 Thompson
street spent yesterday in Coatesville.
Herman Shuey, student at Dick
inson College, returned to his home,
1927 Market street for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. George f. Etter and
Miss Katharine Etter will open their
cottage at Mount Gretna tomorrow
for several weeks.
Percy Beetem, of Philadelphia, is
spending several days with Mr.. and
Mrs. George f. Etter, 209 Pine street.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS c0RRECT

Most laxative and cathartic medicines
tend to aggravate constipation. Black
burns CascaRoyal-Pills really are cor
rective. Take one each night for a
week or two. Right away you'll feel
better and soon you'll be cured 10c and
25c.-Advertisemenf
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Mrs. William Bingham Kay, 1855
Market street, is spending two weeks
with relatives in Pittsburgh and New
York.