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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-13
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Eie gsorooentife Sdiiten-@eicll'
i6ait mill bent geiipiel anberer Der
eine icIgcn iruO 5um 9eiteu Der
Qricasnotbleioenoen cine SeItIi6teii
ueranitalten. Ger grtrag ocs BicnicE
uno Sdiisenfeitea meIdes ant 30
Slli I'M SigbIano @rOpe geieieri
riirS, ioa fir Sieien 3uef @eriuen'
ouna iinoen. Ger Grtra9 MIRO Der
Oeutifen iutb Seiterreidyiif- -llngari'
i1cn SilfseeieQitaft iiberipieien Der'
oen. Die Sfiisen treifen fiir oas
(sommcrfeit untiolienoe Scrbereitlnl'
oen unb iperoen Ginlaolngen an
iimnltIid)c SGiieenreihe im6 @ereine
:i,r 9beiInaBme ergeben Ioiien. 9ie
Bcranitaltllng peroieut ihon beS gu'
ten 3lpedes pegen oen beiten Griolg
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-13

getreffenb bic etpaiss
aufbebung oergIoddbs
Wirb pobrf9einli9
am Oienftasinatben
iiberreiht tperben

Itben, IL. Suni. llsber 2onbon.
Gs berribt MeinungsDsrifiebenbs
bariiber, fpann bic semeinl6dfiIite
Rote Der alliirt.n MGhte, in Der bic
Bepinsunsen eenannt iperoen, inter
ipelden bic 9lodabe dufgeboben tpers
ben niiroe, untsr6reitst tusrben piro,
aber pabrTdsinlih tuirb IS morgen ees
f1ebsn. Wlan glaiibt, bab bic 2(bs
riiitung Der srishiIten armes uno
Elm We6Isl in Der qerion bes gbsfs
Der poli3ei perlangt fperbsn ipiro, In.
bic ssssnipdriise gtegisrlins maGtIos
5li MAIDEN.
Die ameritaniI4e Gefanbtidaft
tpirb ii6erlaufsn nit proieiien BON
Reprdientantsn umeritunii9er gss
f6GfishGuIer in dlieu 9btilen Do,.
Gjris6enlnnb ssssn bic glodabs. Su
4apala tpirb sdbat i'm Werthe Don
$2,5O0,0Oo, tpelher dmerttanifaen
'yirmsn gebSrt. feitsebalien.
Reuer britifdtr poitraub,
Berlin. II. SUM. - 2luf brabt.
lOfem Wese na9 Sapoille. u. q. =
Die lIsbsrI.e Tadrihtens4s s4sentur mel.
bet, baB Der bolldnbii4e 9ampfe,
~Reijinnl1. BON 9lmiierbdm na4 Sol,
IanbiT6 Oitinbisn bsitimmi, se3nun.
gen Durbe, feline goit in gngIanD sil
Iaiien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-13

frei bon alien ptrI6nlihen 4nfpies
lungen iein iperbe. aeiner Der Dele
aaten bsnit bnran, bic IGbisteit oes
Germ 6ushes 1Is aampognefiibrer 81
bemdngeln. sic baben ipsber isiEe
4ampasnsn in Htip gori, nod isins
Rebs in gOunsstOiDn, g., i'm sabre
1903. init Der sr ben admpf fir
5errn 5aft eroffnst bate, pergeiien.
Sis iinb ii9 aud ipobl tetpubt, bab.
sr iiber bic pb1fii6e ardft fir cine
anItrsngsHbe DisrmOnatise aampagne
Derfiiet.
lin Serrn 6usbes unb IsineH re-
publifdniidsn aumpdsns Rebnern
bic Siapse bieten su f5nnen, elaubt
man. bab bic bor3iisliditsn Didnnsr
Der bemotratif9sn Yartei bsrangs5o.
gen iperbeu. Der prdiibent fel6it
bat gu eniffeiben, ob sr psri5nlia in
ben aampf einsrsifsn fpirb, aber es
III lpabrfdeinIid, bdB Elm gsriu9 sss
ma4t psrbsn tpirp, ibh gu aamz
payne Reben 5u DeranlaHen. 9enn
fopiel bic aampasnelsiier ii9 aud
auf iiihrsnbs 8smotratsn perlofisI
m0ssn, 70 finb fie ii6 bod BEG Be-s
ties eines peri0nlifen giHsrtifen bss
prdiioenien betpuBt.
Dsmotrotti6s Jiibrsr iassn, bab.
obglei6 man es BON ieber beonitaHs
bete. bab eiH prdfibent fir isine
Wiebsreripdblung peri6nlih auf osm
Siump sebe, Is bp6 au6 eegeni6tis
lige prd5sben5fdlle se6e. Sic psiIen
barauibin, baB 9err 5aft in ieintm
4drpfe nit Gberit Rooienelt I'M
apnpentions TsIegdteH oftmals
our6 ben Often reiite unb bab iein
6ffenili6es auftreten. nobel Die 5irei
Gdnbibaten einanber bur6 einen
Stadt na9 ben dnbern folgtsN, in
Der periOnlihiisn unb bifttriten &ams
paane in Der ppliiiI6en GeIhitte ye
iultirt. Tihts liest stpar ben bemos
fraiiidsn Syiibrern fsrner, als cine
dbnlite &asne berbeiaufiibrsn.
aber es 1T faft fiter. bab 6err nil
ION aufgsforbert ipsrben fpirb. attio
einjugreifen, I'm ben 9ortbeil Der
aepubliaHer. ben Tie bur6 bic ReSsn
zines Wsannes baben m0gen. ipsl6er
@ouperneur zines Der md9tigiten
Staaten unb Ri6ier beg ObsrbuHoess
seri6ts mar. a6sui6pdden.
iein risfissr 9inpfaur In
utab ausgegrabeu.
Senien, Utah, IL. Suni. - Bro
feiior Carl Douglas, BON Garnegiez
Wtufeum In pittsburg, ga, bat in Der
Rdbe bisiiger Siabt Elm perfettes Gpss
simeu BON einem 0inofaur ausgearas
ben, bas mebr aIs 135 syub lang ift,
unb tpabrideinli6 bas gr0bte, bds
bisber in ben Der. Staaten asfunben
ipuroe. Der 6als iit msbr als 60 ;yuB
lang inb bic S9enfeltno6en iino mebr
als bret SUB bid. Der Sinofaur III
bouitdnbig aussegroben unb pirb bins
nen aur5em na9 piitsburg geididt
iuerberL
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-13
&ies mnS Sas.

= Noriuoo6 bat petiRer @irts'
ihaiten, aIs ea i'm @erbdltniB 5u iei'
ner Ginlpobncr8aM bereftigt lit. LIN
benz oriidenben gSungel ab5ubeIien.
bat SIC 9i5ens6eborbe 5rarlf Sunae'
mer ENC 9i5ens ertbeilt, nm IN BEN
Sa,de 1900 Sberman gloenue eine
8irtbihaft 81 betrei6en.
- SSn Der gerianlmlung bes San
ielinamr aIu5s am 6reitag slbenO Die
Ter g9ode bGlt Serr $. 6. @iloe ei'
nen @ortrag iiber r6erlnanp Of 30
Sap". sSerner miro hos DeforationS'
apnfnittee ieineu geriht unterbrettel,
ano iiberSics lit cine Segriibung Der
S1renntiteIie0er porgeieben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-13
Gigentbumsipert
Ger Straken6abmseiellidJaft AMI
S11969,2S4 pOm ifabtiiden
6rpertsn feitseieet.
Sie slbiddtnng 1T beOentenb nicori'
ger ais bic Der @eicllidait nno
Ser Staats lltilitGtcnbeb0rOe.

Ger pom Ser Sta0t NIT ser Grrnii.
telltng oes Gigent6unsiuertbs Der
Cincinnati 5raction SO. beEaut Ge'
pelene @rpert &tar0 galolpin bot,
mic 6ereits in nieien Spalten berId)-
tet, Ieinc SEatigefett beeiIbet nto
laut ieinem 9eridjt, ben gclterrl
Slo6tanlpalt @room betannt CAB, tot
er SEN g2ertb hes gigcntbunls Der
Strabenbabngeieaid)ait altf Sill
969, ,2S4 Sc abgeiddbt, mas qan5 be-
oeuteno nicbriger lit, ais bic ab'
iddbune iciten5 Der Glngeitellten Der
StraBentabngeiclifait iolpie ull3 iei'
tens Ger Stauts lltilitatenbc1oroe.
9ie Grperten Der StraBen6abnge.
ieQihoft batten einer @igentburts.
iuertb pom $50, 1887 044 53 berallSge'
retanat, uGbreno Die Stoats lltilitd'
.en6ct oroe lire borlaltige glbI6dBllng
.auf S21, ,333, ,947.36 angeiest bat.
Baro 8albtpin 1T Bel ieiner Sere4z
nung natiirli9 ganS anoers gu Wert
gsganeen, als bic Grperten Der Straz
bsnbabngeIeGf9aft unb bat gum Seis
ipiel ni6ts fir Die ni6t me6r eriItiz
rsnben altsn pferbebabnpuqen, Die
lGngIt perenbsten Mauleiel, fir a5gez
nuBtes Pflafter uub naerbanb ionitige
abgenuste Saden in 2lnre4nung ges
bra9t. Serner bat sr aud bic 2lbz
i6dBuug bes Gigent6ums nit 9roBer
Sorgfalt unb genauigteit Oorgenomz
men ino 8um 9eiipiel bas @ebduoe
in @beiter part, bas ausi3IieBliA ppn
Der Gincinnatier Gar GD. benuBt fpiro,
iiberbaupt ni6t in gnre9ntng se6rdht
unb bic iibrigen bort befinbli6en Sez
bdube, bic semeinIdaftli6 BON Der
Traction Gp. unb Der Gar 60. benust
psrben, nur tbeilfpeife eingsIddbt.
9as Grunbeieentbum Der Geiells
i6aft BAT golbfpin I'm $470000 ME-
briger eineeI9dBt, ais bic Grperten Der
9eIeGi9uft unb Su bieIem HeiaItdt
tam er babur6, bag er ssfuiIie 2dnbe>
reien, bic bon anOeren @eIeGf6aften
benubt iperben, unbenubtes 2dnb IN
Der NGbe Der Mt. qlbums unb Der
Gliftpnsglm Shisfebeneba6nsn, 2anb,
bas fir ben 9au elmer SdieFebenes
balm na6 price Sin gstduft ipuroe,
fotpie anbertpeitiges unbenuBtss
9runbeisentbum niht einI6dbte.
9lm 90. Suli pirb nun por Der
Staats lltititdtsnfommiTiion etne9ers
honSIunq itattfinoen, IN ipelfer cine
osfinitibe g(6fddbung erfolsen ioll.
gl[ier Wabri6einli6teit nu9 tpirb bic
Sc6e iebo6 ibre enbgiiltige grlebi>
gung in ben @erihten finbsH.
9(n fsiner 9(bI6dsuua bat 9albptH
ieit bem II. SUM- 1915 qearbeitst
uno bic StaSt pirb fir bic Grbeit
runb $4,000 gu bssablen baben. Der
9eritt umfabt 16 gdnbe BON 5uiams
men 4,039 nit Der S6reibmaf9tne
geTfriebeneu Ssiten.
Die Ssftfebung beg giuent6umse
pertbs Der StraBen6abn @sfeGi6aft
muB betanntlih erfolgen, ehe bic ges
feblidh porgeItrie6ene Reptfipu bes
Srei6riefs Der @sienIduft pOrsenum>
men perben lam.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-13
ediHsaabri6isH.

Iep yorf. IL. Suni. - 4nsst.;
.GalGbrid1 bon Genua.
Gbriftianfanb. 9lnsst.: .sSrs,
berii VIII BON 9lep Dort.
gtbsesanssn: ~Sstar H. nad Tstr
yort.
2iperppol. 9lnsst.: ST. paul-
pon Ren YOrt.
YalerMp. glngefom.: .Dueo
b'gtoita" BON Heip Yori.
atrfpdll. 2lbsss.:: .9ioorban4
(pon 9iptterbam) mad Rem Yorf;
.gersensfiprb1 (ppn Bergen mad
Rem yorf.
GaperpooI. anget.: rDrbund'
Don Rem Yorf.
Gibraltar. glbsss.: .Jialia4
IIuh gleip gorf.
Qiberpooi. QInaelommen:
.lnplanb1 bon gtetp ycrf. afbgegdns
cen; .Sis apaia.- sa8 gls1 Oert,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-13
DR.. p. Wehner,
Sabuar5t,
21, Crt DlcD,idtu apeuus,
G1s Sine Strnke.
Efien abenSs funb epnuiaas ssf. GannI 3732.
SQbnGr5f,

Sn amerifaniI9en 5Gfen tperben Sc
beuti4e unb u DIterrei6ii9e DAM
pier, bon 5lfammen 398,479 Ionnen,
bon Dem 8riege feitgebalte,.
Die n2lmerican 9rutb GI5cietb" bal
bic &ongrebz zU}itglieDer auf bic M&6gs
li3teit aufrnerfiam gend9t, bab bua
nperfiOe" Gnglano periu6en 6iirTte.
mittels getaperter beut19er 5aud3a
boote uno ben beutIAeu na9geua6icu
sOrpebps Elm umeritariI6es S6iff
5u berienten, I'm 5DtIfen ben Der.
Staaten uub 9eutf9lanb einen 8rub
berbei3ufubren.
9ds brittfhe 9efi5it fir 1916
1877 BON $6,615,525 900 erforoert
8elbaufnabme our Rate BON 10000
600 pro Gag. Sebr ernutbigenb fir
ameritaniIhe Snoeitorenl
Die IN 2onoon pohnsnben 9tmeria
faner, Die ipie bic 9ieiige engIifhe
qreIIe brtti{der iinb, als bic grtfen
ielbit, iinb jeBt iebO6 enp0rt bariiber,
baB BON amerifuniI3en @ertbpapieren
in 9robbritannien cine befoHbere
&riegsiteuer ppn 10 9rp5ent erbp6en
lperben foll, bic iia ipater nod Iteis
germ mag.
Der nab mebrmcnatltdem 4ufents
bait in Seutihlunb suriidgetebrte Res
oatteur, g. Q. Wtc@lure. Der ,@pes
ming MaiI" ertldrt: bate RuBlaub
ni8t i'm 9tusuit 1914 feline Sruppen
mpbiliIirt, fpGre es ni9t gum &riegs
aetommen; bdtten bic @ngldnber bic
Daubaueleu : 9ur8fabrt er5tpunger,
10 bdtten bic Surten &onitanttnopef
5erit0rt, uno bdtten bic beutf6en
Sruppen BEL bem 9orriiden Biz CUR
Marne eeniigenb Munitipn sebobt. 10
pGren lie gu @eibna4ten 1914 in Pa
rig getpeien.
Sn ben S6iffsbaubOfen nabe gletp
gprt perben 3. ct. ni9t lpeniger aIs
IA Sdla6tidiffe, &reu8er, Sorpebos
lino Sau9boote brtngeno notbpenota
gen Hepuratureu unter3ogen.
Seit 9eainn bes Srieges babeH
glsenten Der 9lGiirten uQein in Ct.
2ouis fir @erIdiffung nab europa
205,4 ,492 pfer0e unb 1856 Wtaulelel
dngefuuft.
Cine bieIige SetreibemiibIe nit
tGsli8er 2ieferungsfd1isteit BON liz
900 6aB Mepl, Iou ouf einen oeits
I1en 4uftrug q. st. tart bei6dfttst
iein. Dds Nlebl ptrb dufgeipethert.
Biz iih @eIegen6eit fir transport
uab briiben bietet.
5rpbbem gegen bret Mfonate oer@
ffrt6en Iiub, ieitbem Der SOngreB bic
Gtnreibuna Qou peiteren 10000
WIarn in bic guHbesarmee ongeoros
net bat. bubeu srit S,141 Retruten,
BON 36,3s4 gpplitanten, sefponneH
fperben fDnneu.
Mebrere Smpprteur gereinigun'
auneen 6dben cine neue Sompogne be@
apnnen, I'M bpn @robbritunuten bic
GrlaubniB fir quslieferling Der n
Rotteroam uno TtuubinubiT9en SdieH
fir tie laseruben oeutiden uub offers
reihiid&r Daaren su erlanaeu, tpelhe
fie por SntraFttreteu Der britli9eH
gIodabe getauft baber.
(gPelp gprter SarbeIss 3eitung)
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Gsrernoer: ,,ssubren sic niHt NIT
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fa6rit II MliGionsn unb fir cine an>
ld9e 5ur @r5eugung bpn NatronIalpes
ter 20 Wliq. Dollars auf5uipenben.
Staatsietretdr 2aniing fu9t ieine
Parteili4feit sessn 8eutI4lanb oas
bur9 gu ertldren, nbaB cine 8erleBs
ung bes natiirli6en He6tes auf bcs
2eben etn ithlpereres @ergehen lit, ais
8erleBung Der geIeBli9en Seiibreate,
Rad bieIiqen Qufiteaunsen itnO inl
Wiai bem Seetrieo: in erropdiI6eu
9elpGfern 81 SanbelsI4iffe pon 5us
iammen 116,724 Spnnen gum Spfer
eefulsn, sesen 80 S4iffe BON 214,8SS
grutto 3pnnen i'm 9lpril. 0apon
fnb 46,83O bop. 153, ,768 9onnen auf
britiide S4iffe entIallen.
Der 8unbesienut bat einen Ses
| I9luB gutgebeiben, bur6 tpsl9en baz
Gtaatsbepartement ansepieien pir0,
fir bic Si3erbeit unb Woblia6rt pol
9lmeritdnern uuo ibres @tgentbungs
in ben 5beilen bon SrlanO, no bds
&riegsre9t beitebt, Gorge 81 tragen.
Su WaibingtpR 1T man empprt
iiber ben rfre6sn" Son Der neueiten
Garranad=Hote, tpelhe 3uriid5iebung
Der ameritaniI9en Sruppen aus Utes
rito forbert. Den 8epublitanern 1T
bamit bus i9Dnite &agne@Wld
al eeliefert tporbeu.
Die Rodefeler Stiftung 6at einc
tpeitere MtiQion Dollars fir Siilfeleis
flung in qOlen SerbieH, Montenssro
unb 9llhuuien beipillist.
Die britii6e Sdtffstaperung n6ea
5ablt ii6"! gereits iolen iiber q
WiiQ. Dollars CUR @ertbeilung unter
ben betreffenben Marinemanni9aften
bereit fein.
Sir Suli Biz MGrS felt ii9 p;:
attipe 9anbeIsbilana Der Der. Staas
ten fir ibren WlarenaustauI9 mt
benz 4uslanbe auf 2,772 WiiQ. uuD
fsit 9lusbru9 bes &rieses auf 1856
Mil. Dollars.
I'm feline epmpatbie fir Die
gariessbereitf6aft" 9epegung gu
betbdtigsn, tpirb prdIibent @ilIon in
Der am pGlasssutage", ben IA. bb.,
in @aibinston itattfirbenben pdraOe
bis Su ieiner Sribiine mitmarIhiren.
4uf ibren leBten lleberfabrten BON
9lep gprt aus lit bic geiammte poit
Der SoGanb 9anpfer r8efterbpt"
unb ,,RDuoum" iopie beg IianOinaois
Ihen Dompfers puniteb States" OOn
ben grtten bei9lagnabmt porben.
9o6 bic 2lbminiitration bofft auf
.3useItGnbnife Ieitens 9rpBbritaaz
MEMS eegen biesIeits i9arf beanItuns
bete geIeBpibrige 4OftbefhIagna6me.
grGiibent @ilion eripottet, bem oemo.
fratiI8eugta Acknowledgement eiuen neuen
.biplomatiI6en Sieg" pertiinben gu
tDnnen.
Die biesIettisen qroteite TolIen i6p1
inIopeit geniibt baben, uls bic brtti=
ihen gtutpritdten angeorbHet baben,
baB 9eIbanpeiiunsen fir amerttani=
i6e 9iirger in 0eutialanb unO
Oeiterreith llnsarn niat aufge5altsn
tperoen IoIlen.
Der bis6erise ameritaniIche Bot
f6aIter in Spnitantinppel, Senr9
Morgentbau, bebauptet, Die Spmpaz
tbie Der 5iirten babe iib 8eutl9lanS
susetpanbt, als @jrobbritannien atpsi
baIelbit fir bic siirtei i'm Sau BE-
| ftnbli6e &risssidiffe beIdldgnabmte
unb barauf DeutiGlauo GriaB nit
spei eigenen 9an5ertreu5ern lieferte.
Der in Der Retp gprter glationdl'
sarbe fi9 bel Der geusRstrlttruna
betunbste 2lntiiemitismus biirfte 5ur
gilbuns zines iiibiiAen &estnsntss
| fiibrerl.
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Gmerifamiid.s ariess-a alerlei.

Der StaatsfoSialismus madt in
folae bes europdifden &rieges aub
bisnulanbe rapibe 6Drtiaritte. Su
leBter Mode bat Der aongreb bei9loi@
zen, fir eine taatIi4e qanasrplattsH.'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-13

laIIen tptrb, bic ausfsllung In augers
f4ein gu nsbmsn, bic Biz einf4lieblia
Samitds Don 5ebu ll9r 8ormittass
big bal6 asbn llbr abenos geOffner
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-13
2ofaI {. BeriGt.
Gr0ffnet
sarSe seitern bic snsitsllmHs Don
SdJiilerarbeiteu i'm Clio
IeGanies Snitifnte.

Ole slusiteliug bietet in oieiem
Se5re ipieoer iebr piel 6es 2e6r.
reidlcn uno Syntereiianten. - Gine
glnsiieaimg ben SdiiIerarbeitea in
fle;ncrem llmfange ipiro ben gan.
jeh Soinmer binolrG 5iIr Sd)au
geiteat iein. = SSn idnritIiden D..
pnrtements lit gorBiigIides eeleiitlt
iporoen. - Gas Sduptintereiie ocr
SamenfDelt oiirfte ii9 alf oas Dc.
partenlent iiir Sdneioern fon5elt.
triren. - Siitide slrbeiten iperocn
i'm Department iiir Srmenoefora.
tion geSeiet = 9ie sIbtbeiIung iiir
Sol5bcarbeitung bat einen ganj &c.
maltigen 6leib .ent1pidelt. = Spu.
rem ibrer Sbdtigfeit in @eitalt bon
Shaiiidjrdrfen NIB @lasfniten int
ean5en 8ebdroe 5ii iitloen.-- 8iele
pcrtbooae 9Inuen0ungen iino Dem
airdeiim genlaf,t roroen. = 9Im
Domnerstag @6en6 lit Die SdllB'
ieier I'M emerp gtuSitoriilm.
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5rcmoer: .5abren sic nidt NIT
Dem 9iftS"
2uftitiffer: pgaieaaIsl 2as maGt
mid nerp6sl"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-01-04
THE MAGIC WHEEL
BY LOCAL TALENT
Sunshine Society Will Present
Clever Little Operetta
Last of the Month

A new Jessie Gaynor operetta is to
be presented here under the direction
of the Roberta Disbrow Lloyd Sun
shine Society at the Orpheum Theater
January 2S and 80, with. a Saturday
matinee.
The Magic Wheel is a German
fairy tale, filled with picturesque in
terpretations of folklore. interspersed
with music of the unusual and melo-
dious variety that characterizes all the
Gaynor operas.
Mrs. June Lytle Lake. of Philadel-
phia. who so successfully presented
the House That Jack Built and the
Lost Princess Bo-Peep" for the Sun
sinners, is again in charge. The sun
shine Society comes before the public
but once in two years, expecting to Sc
cure enough funds for running eX-
penses for that time at each enter
tainment
Mrs. Homer Black. president of the
sunshine Society. appointed the fol-
lowing capable heads of committees
at the meeting yesterday afternoon,
assistants: Tickets, Mrs. Charles Fran
els Etter; libretto. Mrs. Frederick E.
Downes; chaperones. Mrs. Charles
Froehlich; candy, Mrs. John S. Boas;
posters, Miss Miriam Galbraith; stage
accessories, Mrs. Frank w. Whitman;
special parties, Mrs. \. Carson Stamm.
Rehearsals, which began yesterday
at Winterdale with an attendance of
over a hundred, viii be continued
every day. The cast will include about
800 people, with about 75 of the
younger children taking part. Miss
Margaret Johnson, Mrs. Lakes assist
ant, is playing for rehearsals.
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Members of Attic Club
Enjoy Annual Pigroast

thoroughly good time was the eX-
perience of the members of the Attic
Club, composed of employees of Burns
& Company, furniture dealers, on the
occasion of their annual pigroast as
guests of the firm, held last evening
in the banquet hall at the store.
After full justice had been accorded
Mr.. Pig" a vote of thanks was ten
dered the committee in charge for
their efforts in providing a menu pro-
nounced by all present as being the
best ever" y
The banquet was followed by an
hours discussion of business problems
and customs for the purpose of pro-
noting the highest efficiency in the
Burns force, in caring properly for
their large patronage.
The balance of the evening was
passed pleasantly at cards and quoits
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First of the Seasons
Acacia Club Dances

Members of the Acacia club invited
their friends to the first club dance
Of the season, held last evening at
Winterdale, with the Morgan orchestra
playing.
Among the dancers were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Augustus G. Shantz, Mr. and Mrs.
r. w. Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Wea-
yer, Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Fraim, Mr..
and Mrs. r. +. Cook, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold a. Nipple, Mr.. and Mrs ]. E.
Burkholder, Mr.. and Mrs c. l.. Sheaf-
Ter, Mr. and Mrs. Herman +. Hahn,
MIR. and Mrs Mervin Trimble, Mr.. and
Mrs. Isaiah Reese. Mr.. and Mrs b. c.
Brenneman, Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Myers.
MIR. and Mrs. Frederick Bryan, and
Mrs. S. o. Bowman, DIR. and Mrs. L. H.
Bossart, Miss Elizabeth Feltenberger,
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Chicken and Waff1es
For the Church Council

The Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Lewis c.
Manages, of 14S1 Walnut street, were
hosts at a chicken and waffle supper
last evening complimentary to the
members of the church council of the
Memorial Lutheran church.
The table appointments were in
holiday FASHION with Christmas place
cards and festive greens. After the
supper an important meeting of the
session was held to discuss and ar
range plans for the coming year.
The members of the church council
include e. G. Hoover, c. M. Appleby
Harry NJ. Kicker Alfred Seber. E
A. Miller, Jared Lenker, Aaron H.
Harter, Oscar C. Bickel, w. G. Hoover.
j. Frank Miller, ]. r. Ulrich, c. Earl
Whitmoyer, w. B. Potts, d. S. Saul
T. Shull Patterson and Norman G
Stoner.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-01-04
"TIZ" FOR TIRED
AND SORE FEET
Use "Tiz" for puffed-up, burning,
aching, calloused feet
and corns.

Why go limping around with ach-
ing puffed-up feet-feet so tired, chat
ed, sore and swollen you can hardly
get your shoes on or off? Why don't
you get a 25-cent box of "Tiz" from
the drug store now and gladden. your
tortured feet?
"Tiz" makes your feet glow with
comfort; takes down swellings and
draws the soreness and misery right
out of feet that chafe, smart and burn
'Tiz" instantly stops pain in corns, cal
louses and bunions. 'Tiz" is glorious
for tired, aching, sore feet. No more
shoe tightness-no more foot torture.
Advertisement.
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Entertains Young Folks
With Games and Music

Guests of Miss Bernice Matthias
spent delightful evening at her home
1910 Fulton street on\New Years en-
joying games, music and refreshments.
In attendance were the Misses Zella
Rebuck, Able Smith, Hannah Match
ett, Florence Matchett and Josephine
Crull. Walter Wevodau, Walter Baker,
Carl Swope, Lee Kinsey, Preston Price,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Price, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. a. Matthias.
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Miss Hazel Fraim, Miss Maybelle NJ.
Wallower, Miss Nellie Blessing, Miss
Grace Waldin. Miss Ruth Kraybill,
Miss Catherine Burkholder, Miss Ruth
b. Miller, Miss Martina Mullen, Ross
II. Swope, Charles Fisher, NJ. II. Dean,
Warren GOtwalt, ii. Evans, w. j..
Brennan, NJ. II. Baker, Harry NJ.
Hoffman, Gordon Snyder of Carlisle,
Howard F. Fraim, Tyson Williams, c.
A. Brehm and Charles A. Hoke
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on Friday. the usual evening, because
of the preparatory services Friday.
Bruce Wills Long has returned to
Yale University, New Haven, after a
holiday visit with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Christian l.. Long, at Front and
Kelker streets.
Miss Bertha Fink, of Pine street,
is spending several days in Philadel-
phia.
Miss Beulah Deal, of Ellxton, Va, is
visiting at the home of her brother,
WA. Deaf of 461 Crescent street.
Miss Almanac Lightner of Harris
street, celebrated her thirteenth birth
day New Years Day at the home of
her grandmother, Mrs. Richard Light
ner, in Huntington.
Miss Katharine Carroll is visiting in
Germantown prior to resuming her
studies at Villa Marie, Frazer, Pa,
Mrs. G. j. Pennock and Miss Jean
Pennock have returned to Kennett
fSquare after a holiday visit at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard ]. PEN
mock, of 227 North Second street.
DIR. and Mrs. Samuel u. Shope and
Pierce Shope, of Clio North Third
street, were holiday visitors with rela-
tives at Mauch Chunk.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Turns, of Char
leroi, and Mrs. Charles Kuhn, of Fred
erick, Md, have gone home after
holiday visit with Mr. Turns sister.
Mrs. J. w. Liddick, at 600 Schuylkili
| street.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew Turns are
| visiting their son, Roy Turns at Con-
nellsville and will stop at Pittsburgh
on the way home.
Paul Rogers left for Dickinson Col
| lege after spending the Christmas va
cation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs
| David Rogers, of South Front street.
! Guy Brungard. of Chicago. formerly
! of this city, has returned home
after spending some time with his
mother, Mrs. David Brungard, of 1114
Capital street.
Benjamin NJ. Mead, of the Donald
son Apartments. left to-day for NIL
| lersburg. where he will attend the fu-
neral of the Rev. Clifton G.. White.
pastor of st. Paurs Lutheran Church
| of that place.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-01-04
HAROLD WAGNER Is HOST
AT \ NEW YEARS DANCE

Mrs. +. NJ. Wagner gave a New
Years dance Saturday evening in
honor of her son Harold, who spent
the Christmas recess with his parents.
The guests were Miss Eleanor
Weaver, Elizabeth Wilson. Mary Har-
ris, Beulah Starry and Helena Snyder,
Fred Kleckner. Walter Weaver, Cecil
Crofts, Roger Harman, Harold Wag-
ner. Miss Helen Weaver and Miss
Irene Scholl assisted Mrs. WAGNER.