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National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1916-02-12

match In ten thouknd sas re
manned unmarried she al .ojourn
ed In Europe without buN q home .
sobleman for spouse and - De, lined
. roodly PORTION Of her own set .,
home
She bad gone In for outdoor sports
Won the tennis cha mplonship ~ the
state. kept the society w-ekli-s srnr
with her 1ncooventionslities walked
from San Mateo 20 Santa Cruz against
time on . wager and once caused
sensation BY playing polo In a mems
team at q private Buriingame practice
game Incidentally she had gone In
for srt and Rainfained . studio in san
Francisco's Latin quarter
All this had been Of little moment
sntil Der father's reform attack beca ne
ecute Paasioaatety Independent. never
Jet having met the man to whom she
could gladly submit asl bor-d By
those who bad aspired. she resented
Der fathers Interference With her wsy
u lie and put the climax on oil her
social misdeeds by leaving homo and
going to work on the Courier ournal
Beginning At So a week her salary
esd swiftly risen to SO Her work
vas principally musical dramatic
and arr criticism. though she WAS not
above mer. journalistic stunts II they
promised to te suf,cienty interesting.
Thus she scooped the big Interview
with Morgan At Q time when he was
being futiIely trniled by dozen New
York star journalists. went down TO
the bottom Of the Golden Gate In q
Divers suit and new with Rood. the
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1916-02-12

bird nan. when he broke a.. re, ords Of
continuous night by reaching a. far
a. Riverside
Now. IL must not bc Imagined that
Maud sangster was hard bitten
amazon Ga the contrary. size VAS
gray eyed. slender young woman VI,
three or four aud twenty. of medium
stature and possessing uncomHOu.s
small hands aud feet for al outdoor
woman or any other Kind of woman
Also. Tar la excess OF most outdoor
women. she knew how To be daintily
feminine
II vas Oh her own suggestion that
sbe received the editors commission
90 interview Fat Glendpu With the
exception at having eaught glimpse
once Of Bob fitzslmmans IN eyenin.
dress at the Palace grill she had n-yel
seen prizsnghter IN her re
Nor WAS she curious 10 see one-s
Lsst she had not been curious unit
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1916-02-12

"irl nav. Il back. please. NJ, ol.nao,-
SAID L never Interviewed a pugll>t
before ~ II | don't - atuat Il II
pertiN yau.i tare.ye me- ain sure
@Mayh" You'd better start IL ht
seeing him In a't.on WIS tAe mau
ager : suggestion w he hc-S getting
n" his ngAung tog> AN tell YOU
about hlm fresh s'er To- Ne
ca IN Wash Pat. all - ,eUpe -
ro-uls
We ! No. hath.ng Of the sort zen
don grow ed roughly. In Just the way
an ahvsmal brute should 20 ahead
with III. interview
The business went ahead uusatis
fletorHy stuh.ner did INST OF ID.
talking and suggesting which was
sufficient TO irritate Maud Sangster
while Pat volunteered nothing
She studied his due countenance. the
eyes clear blue and Wide apart. the
well modelled. almost aquiline nose.
the Arm. chaste lips that were sweet
In masculine wav In Their curl at
the corners and that gave no hint OF
any snll-nne-s.
II WIS . bathing personality. she con
Guided II what the papers said of him
was In vain she sought for ear
marks OF the brute. And 10 vain she
attempted to establish contacts
for one thing. she knew too little
about zstghrers and the ring. and
Whenever she opened IN n lead II WAS
promptly snatched away 10y the lnfor
nation o"zing Stuben-r
1t must be- most int-fe-ilng this
lie OF a pueillst." she said enc. add
INK With II sish Il Wish knew more
about u Tel ne. WhY ID Won rghtt
Oh. aside from money reasons tTh.
latter Ia fer.~ti Stub.urr 'Ipo you
enjoy hghtlus: Are you stirred by II.
by rttlu. yourself against nth.r n-n
] hardly Kim how Ia "ki.r,>s what
moan - aoI must l.. eatient with
me
Fat aud Stuben"f began stocking 20
rctler. but for once Pat tpr,. his u!au
se.r down
J dIda eate Tor Il nj drst
-N"g -. 1t Was too d.ld -, FOR
III. Sfub,5"r INTERRUPTED
81 '"r. Eat vent III when
encountered lie h.ft"t fighters thu
rra. a. let-f or-s. Wh.re / waS
more
IN IN msitie sne suggested
T. mats Il. not" an u.s mrtile
f'sIl dd ere fyr 1t "a goat deal
IN Ia BIt Ill II : net - absorbing
10 H. ~ : mignt Ia. laI 49, while
each hafts /, 4 -art u Ifolaeln whlrh
| must wnfh at VIII nv Wiz aud
NJ =. - IL Ia. fh- 49," i, hev-r f.
dalt
IL h.'st had a h.ht - h q de
olson steh"nrf pro- .t.m.-i eHes
WI "t"fy hriile by IN Knockout
rsIf,
"ALd II, Ia eean's = the unt
con" 'haf rob- Il 81 WIT nasIu.
nn,' b. IL inst fAaa, Fat on
c.ud,,l
Ns'he eear - -ofur ~ then
TIN IS vheo ,aa - mp 5.an-t Jim
Ilabt"rl.. slIh H. "a 20
1T s3.aea tot IA 80 -l,tk
IeH a, -phe 4Asi. H. arg.d
"n.asr altu, IT,. Ny ~ fer WHEN
- q" hit.
Nd tim II amazed b. uafauer
3.-s >at.s'er III u ~ Gs hiuftinr
o5i
Ii >e.u.. :" lie | dalt VII L. tax
WI - "9 -9sh fG.ag> T., ~ II
tho aar him mana. If#.t4.tf.t,tt D.,
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1916-02-12

mildly blue. but harsh and imperative
She was SURE now TINT she had stun
| BLEED on something tremendous. same
thing that would explain all that bau
baiiled her.
Al th. same slmr she thrilled Ia the
mastery OF his voice and gaze. Here
was malr man who would take hold
OF life aud shake out Of II what he
wanted
.What round did the editor sayT
Glendon reiicrated his demand
Tor the love Of Mike Fat, stop this
foali-hn.ss" siubenrr broke III
I wish you would sis. Inc chance
TO answer" Maud sangster said
Il guess I'm able To- talk with Miss
ssngstrr" G,eudon added You get
out. sam 60 Oh and take care OF
that photography
They looked ~ each other for
tense. silent moment. then the man
aerr moved slowly 10 the door. opened
II att turned his head 10 listen
"Aul ION what ruund di he sayf
Il hoie | haven't made mistake.
she sald TREMENDOUSLY. hut am very
sure that he sald the sixteenth round.
She SAW surprise aud anger leap
into Girndans face. aud the anger
and accusation In the glance he cast at
his manager and she knew the blow
had driven home
And there WIS reason for his anger
lie knew he had talked IL over with
Suhruer. and they had reached a deci-
lion Ia give the audience good run
for is money without unnecessarily
prolnn:ins the tight and IL end II In
tAr sixteenth
AID here was woman from .
newspaper ollie naming the very
round
>Hbruer. In the deorwa. looked
Inn ALL pale. and II WIS evident lie
~, he'linS himself together l., an
.ffeit
IL see yoa iatrr.' Fat told him
>hat thr door behind aon
rhe dor 5ia>ed md The two were
.cu a1ape G.eudon did lot sIcak
- "Nrr,>>aal IN hi tdre WAS
tfLaI, ~ - trnuhe and per
p.r>if,
Ne ~hr n,kcd
H., II aIt aud lowered alo,r her
theb II doaa again. nolstenng his
- y u. ht~ uansa.
L. -. eou atr thing i" finally
add lur n-ht Won't rhd ia the SIX
tr-ttH round
-" dll MT sIeak but her uncon
ssn.,d All ,Uih7ical smile hnrt him
@l"u walt aud see. Miss >anrst.r.
aud aet..l see thar editor mln is mis-
TAKEN
Vol mean the program 10 be
changed she aueried nudaci"uSly
He put,er,d Ia the cut a.. her words
4 am not accustomed t. wing. he
sand Niifiy even 10 women
Neither have you to me. nor lave
you d.n'ed the program Is to be
changed Perhaps. Mr. Glrndon. l am
stupid. but fan 10 see the difference
la what nuin,-r the tnal round oc.
ours 80 long rs II IL predetermined
and known
I'll tel you that round aud not
another SOM shall know"
She shrugged her shoulders and
smiled
II sounds 10 me very much like a
racing tip They are always given
that WAY. YOU know Furthermore. !
am not quite stupid and know ther-
In something wrong here
why we're you made angry by nv
naming the round? Why were ron
angry with YOUR manager Why did
you send him from the room"
For repl, Glendon walked over to
the window AZ II TO look out. where
he changed his mind and partly turn.
ed and she knew without seeing that
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1916-02-12

'vsv could b hvrt - sss.ly.- No ssIl.
TO make an expla nation which ~
warm light OF admiration 10 his evss
belieJ
Il mean because maybe yes Aavo
opened my eyes . the crooked aeal-
Ing that has beea going o."
You have SURPRISED -" sAo or0sl
1T ssemed TO me that u y - gsoseal-
~ understood that pslDsAShtag b full
of crooA.dncss thst ] caAaot ua1ee.
stand how you. oss Of II cAiee -.
poncns. could b ignorant Of T. I
thought as q matter Of eOur1o hat ~
would know all about II. and BOW yes
have convinced me that yeu never
dreamed OF IL You must b. dt9erooe
from other nghters."
lie nodded his head
That explains Il, guess. AnA that's
what comes Of keeping away frun
it-from the other aghtefs and pro
moters and sports IL was easy to
pull the wool over my eyes. Yet II ~
mains 10 be seen whether Il has really
been pulled over or not You -.
am going to fnd out for myself
And change itf' she aueried. rathes
hreathIessly. convinced somehow that
tie could do anything be Get out to &C.
complish
NO. quit II" vas his answer. ''lf
more 10 do with IL And one thing II
certain this coming light with Nat
Powers wont end In the siytsenth
round II there In ANY truth In that
editors tip. they'll all be fooled II
stead of putting him out In the slx-
teenth III let the tight run 90 Int
the tweniies You wait and See"
And I'm not TO tell the editofr'
She Was on her feet now. preparing
to 60.
Certainly not II he h only guees-
inr. let him take bis chances And II
there's anything rotten about Il he de-
serves 10 lose all he bets This h 10
he little secret bet ween you and NE.
I'll tell you whnt III do IN name
the round TO you won't run II Into
the iwenties I'll stop Nat Powers In
the eighteenth"
And IN not whisper H." shs -.
snred him
I'D like to ask you . favor" hs
said tentatively Maybe It's . big
favor
sh. showed her acquiescence In her
face ~ II II were slresdy granted.
aud he went on:
or course ! know you won't us
this taking In the interview But
"nni mor. than that don't want
y"u tn publish anything at all"
Sh" gave him quick look with her
scar hing gray eyes. then surprised
herself by her answer
"rtalnlye she snid ut will not b.
published won't write . line Of H."
= knew u he said simply
For the moment she was disappolnt-
ID lay the tack Of thanks. and the next
m"ment she was glad that he had not
thInkrl her
She sensed tn. different foundation
IA" VAS building under this meeting Of
an hour with her and she became dar-
ingly etploratise
How did you know itT' she asked
i don't know lie shook hi. head
y cunt explain n knew II Rs q
matter ~ course Somehow II seems
To N" know n Iot about you and me-"
l'nl WV not publish The interview
l. n
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1916-02-12

yvans Pat Giendon came to San Fran.
r,.ro to train for his tight With Nat
rowera. Then his Newspaper reputa
ton hid aroused her
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1916-02-12
the way he devoured her WITH Ms

eyes was dlsconcerting
lie stared at her ~ II In u trance.
while his cheeks flushed even more
rclly
tHair for her. aud ,.ieudon auio
ma,iyaiiy sank down into his
~ Hes In line shape Miss Sangster.
IN rne shape the manager was say
.ns That's right, isu't 1. Fat Never
1T better I'm your lfet'
Gtrnlnn was bothered by Ills Iiis
han"s contracted In a troubled VA.
nal he made 10 reply.
I've wanted 10 meet w for l"nc
TN. VI GIcnaAa." Miss slhs-trr
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1916-02-12
CHAPTER VI.

beast
True. his published photographs did
ACT .bow all that. but the! dld show
the burep-ss Of Drawn that might q
erected to go with II,
And SO. accompanied by stan pho
togr,pher. she went out to the tram
ing quarters at the tiir House AT the
hour appointed by Stulener
That real estate owner MAS. having
trouble Fat was reoe,!ous lie sat,
one big leg dangling over thu sld' u
the armchair and Shakespeare Son
nss" face downward on his Knee
Grating against the new woman
What do they want 10 COME euttinc
into the game for" he Demanded
Ills not their place What do they
know about II snywsyf The men are
bad enough as II Is I'm not a holy
show This womans coming here 10
make me one never have stood fer
women around the training quarters.
and | don't care II she IL reporter
But she. not an or,llnar, reporter"
I stuhener in,erpo>ed You've heard
Of the Sanrsters. the milhunaires:'
Fat nodded
Vel. shes one OF them She's h!ch
socjety and all that >tnG ~" could
b. roaming with the BuGutu crowd
now II she wanted 10 Instead - work
ing for wage. Her old mans worth
x50escD II he's worth a cent
Then what's she working on pa
pr for keeping some poor dey.l out
Of l"bf
she aud the Old man Tell ont, had
to 81 something. about the tine he
started 10 e.-au up San Francisco She
our. that. a.l-lrfi home anl got
ioh And ct me- tel yoI oi.r think
Fat >h- can everlasting in: Eng
lish There isn't a pen pushrr IN the
iuS
Fat began 70 show Interest. and
stu,rner hurried On
she writes poetry. too tn" recnar
ladedah sta. Just Ike ,os on,y !
guess her- b.. better. because she pub
l>h,d " ole book Of II once And
she write, up the shows Size inter
views every big actor that h.'s this
blrg
w. sen her name Ia the papers
Pst commented
Sure you have And YOU r. honor
ed. Fat 10y her coming 10 interview
you /, won't bother you any III
stick right by and give her most OF the
dope myself You know I've always
done that"
Fat looked his gratitude
And another thing. Pat don't for
get you've got to put up with this In.
tsrviewing It's part OF your business.
It's big Advertising and II comes free
We can't buy It II interests people.
draws the crowds. and It's crowds that
pile UP the gate receipts
He stoprei and listened. then looked
at his watch Il thlus that's her now
I'll 10 and get her and bring her In
III zip 1t on TO her 10 cut Il short, y"I
know and II won't take lun. II.
turned IN the DOORWAY And h. de-
cent. Fat Don't shut W Ike clam
Talk a bit 10 her when she asks yo8
questions.
Pat put the sonnets On Ii. tah.
took up newspaper and Wa. dppaf
entity deep IN IL contents when III.
two entered the room and be- stood up
tn. meeting was mutual sboe.
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1916-02-12
CHANGED TO rcst on the sopnets. she

Quiringly at Stubenrr
That Fats" hr ~aid He goes In
for that KIND ~ stun and color phutng
ruphy and art exhibits and sn' u
things Hut for heavens saA" don
publish sn,thinE ahort IL IL would
ruin his reputation
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1916-02-12

Ssass 1871 IisI
william H. JsAaauA 49,
ern agent Of ~ n ~
Transportation CsapsRi,s
pointed manasss Z q ~
Line. ut Chieaes.
William P. -
freight agent ef ~ o. n
''ton 4 Daytea. ~ - -
commercial assas 4 e ~
indianapolis 1 wsu>pun a01
". o. Bunsrr ~ - -.
eral superintendsse -
the Rock Island, h duDal-
damage claims; ?. Y. Suhn.a
made auditor fsstG1s ~
claims. Offices At o.
c. H. stinsea. ss.ssl lu,N~
OF the Wabash 1t 4 LukEl
been appointed fsuieAe -
ager. II. E. VISTA anh1ls
freight agent At q L. ~
appointed general hstdla ~
4. N. westervslt - 49,,
ed real estate an $500
the Burlinstea, - q ~ r
J. A. Saxon he's IN $3.50
ant real estate - 49,
for the lines w. z 81
river. also At LiassaA
J. H. r. Pans1A onD1 1f
agent Of NsFyaab 49,
ship Line. has bsn So
passenger agsae q - Z
eihe Suasss NnsU =
headquaFssss ~ ~ Z
New 0Essaas - -
JeAn n. Csssn1na 40
eer agent q - ~
Franchise. ~ - -
instead Of nsss1
Johnson. did ~ -
senssr dspassDau1 = 4
been proms4sd y -
agent at NsapAiA
Stanley n. JsAnsn I
freight tralle -
Island Lines, NJ -
tired aftsr - ysav r
Kenzie he's bssa =
freight tra@e uano
Gutsch has - =
general freight - (
caEo.
R. A. G. Bar,aa =
and passenger - &
Coast Line 1t Wa1AhC
been appointed -
Wilson, N. c.. 81 NJ
has been abs,ishsl =
been appointed 60
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1916-02-12
CHAPTER vi.

CHAPTER vi.
~UF locked arcHsingIy at Glen
- don, who immediately h"'ame
awkward To her II wa> deli
5ious shy Young man Win
the body ~ \ giant Wiz VS. ne ~
the klngs 81 hfHi-rrs tni Ia r"4i
poetry and went Ia st eNmhlts aud
,,Ierimcn;ed Nth color photography
of surety their 49, ~ aJH~a#.
brute hrrr His very shsu.s>. - i
vlned ny. WIS d. l. >s.,.'s"a'.s~
-ud not -tup,dity Shakespeare son
nets
IT, VI. a phase tNai Nj lar
tn,c>t.Eatiuu lint stu ~ >t.r To"
opportunity AWAY and WA> hf.a liant
ire his ever i~tinE stati~tigs
\ few uNne'cS Iifrr nud G.s.t unNIt
ting, >he ai."ard up the h.sSr~t lc1i
" a. That nrst sharp nfiil ton l.
ward him Id begun to ~tif a.ain aft.r
-" di>eo'ctt " the sS5unet~
Thu uacfia ent frame u his. the
naud> iur trse, the eha~te hi',. the
,..ar .=uhHs eyes. thu hur futthrid
which tile s1'rt crop u hi"'.i hHr an
no. hdc, IA" aIra Of lAsi,ai VEL b,'
H. I'D .vauut'~s Wb.oh hc s,r'acd 10
eA.auttr a. th,s aud more tliat sac
- >c,i DIN TT ~ ,Ar ii i,.s,'r been
af4Aea, Us am nun aIi srt i4eg5-
u! Hi'i N'i' I1hhih- 'H' '3,l' ~
h."f" IL Il" had Hrtii s'aA ~ ~
t'i"i" At tAe counter 5''tha ON
L. ~" Int - >a'd l"'Ie
: -a=u',a.s- more H." ~ {" -
aIsut ihsre l. ,met.aA "a ny
Hiitd "Ht va I" r"s"h l." II NJ
= You uItd
IA sne"h IL head
1t da fin ntuu,sibs i.auA
Ne hedfd th' nm, >'.'aI m"- IL. ALL.
~ laii" "t5r hints AMI ~ IT, h"iuhs
edd> AID. Nlae 800 Il" '"'s! I" II
II III" t.ts = >s"ael - liz Il Wds
LimlA hsi'7i i.ii there "a> -'"ai
deal ~ iri'"'.! AID sh''l H. 'aid"' /
'Ni IN o." >i7tt Nm Wien .g"h
at You. 4 distance. ! uHd Il adrd T.
uid"rsttid ~ l"a G.u L." i9riN -
su' chelt.h- / AN und"t>taud Your
siA'i.- IL" >fstt i'F a >i'ri. IL W..
as Tor t. money II hr5ns" Ael but
al aharr>' aha
hsir, uatAh- Ia .ll"rstaud
>a4ls'I"a tls.ar ln wh... Pats lips
-" ~ iti'd IA s"nt." tolerant
SIN. II al fairy It's this tatA
atsu3 la IL about nA,d ushts aud oil
tlA' r"t Ih"res nothing Ia II. Miss
SanH>t"r .ssuI- you Aud n"w let
liz IL Yea about how | discovered
VIZ '''"hd"n II Was letter ! got
tr"p hls father
Hat Maud Nangster refused to be
sel"traeseh aud addressed herself to
TAT
Listen remember one case par
isnarl. II was some light that took
i.ae. several months ago-l forget the
'ehtcstAuts one Of the editors Of the
Courier Journal told me h. Intended
10 aaA. n rosi winning He didn't
hoie. h. said h. Intended lie said he
Has ou the inside aud was betting on
'h- luini.r ~ rounds n. tnld IN.
III" i-bf Nouii eHi III III. u nstsentb
Tn, aas the night b.for.
Ana the n.xt day h. ttiunnban,I,
ra.l.-a M, attention IN M. f,r, ,ba,
II tad ,,.i.d T., thar v.rv rnun,
drln', mink ANYTHING ~ +, M. WY ar
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rf.1.n,.,.r, Tim pr, an 80. A,
-. a.. =, -,
ut,h ,t, ~. .o,...n,i,.,, ,-.I 49,,
y hin. 80, - an o.,
t1, ~.
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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-08-29

Washington Aug 29Prdent Wilson laid railway strike
situation before Congress this afternoon
houses assembled in joint The president told Congress
his efforts bring the railroad managers
of agreement and saying he powerless
asked Congress certain specific legislation
situation and in the future
Pointing the distress and hardshps which nationwide
strike would bring the the President
him draft the States the
and who have been unable
ferences that the operate the railroads
military necessary.
(The full President Wilson's before Congress
will be found Page 10)
Washington Aug 29-Whle President Wilson was announc
that he would lay the railway strike situation before
2O o'clock to-day the brotherhood leaders rejected
proposition of the committee of railway presidents actually
ordered the strike to begin at Labor settle
satisfactory to them is reached in the meantime.
Their previous order for the strike required
signal to put it into effect Unless satisfactory
the labor leaders reached before that unless President
Wilson and Congress find would
start Labor Day without further notice
The labor leaders admittedly took their
to-day in the belief that being sought to prevent
the strike actually being called By their think they have
anticipated legal which might against
lhem
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-08-29
RUMANIANS JOIN
FORCES WITH RUSS
IN TRANSATLANTIC.
Troops of Car Came From
Bukowina to Meet Them; Fu-
riouS Battle in Mountains
KING TO LEAD ARMY
Bulgaria Will Not Declare
War; French Advance on
Verdun Front

Zurich. Aug. 29.-Rumanian troops
which have been concentrated at Jassy,
near the Russian frontier. entered
Pennsylvania at a point to the west of
PIatra, and, according to information
receive here, are reported to have
Joined forces with Russian troops COM
ing from Bukawina.
London, Aug. 29.-Desperate fight
ing on the border between Rumania
and Hungary is reported in an Ex-
change Telegraph dispatch from Berne,
Switzerland The Rumanians. the mes
sage says, are making furious efforts
to capture the important mountain
passes. This Information, the dispatch
says, is contained in a telegram from
Austrian headquarters published in the
Bund, of Berne.
Bucharest, Ang. 29.-King F'erdi-
nand has ordered the general mo-
biliHation of the Rumanian army.
Continued on Page =.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-08-29
To Dedicate Camp Curtin
Memorial Church Dec. 3

The new Camp Curtin Memorial
Methodist Episcopal Church, now in
course of erection on the site of old
Camp Curtin of Civil War fame. will
be dedicated December 8, it was an
nounced this morning by the Rev. A
S. Williams, pastor of the church.
A week of interesting services will
make memorable the event. Bishon
William NJ. Mcdowell. of Washington
u. c., will preach and dedicate the
church Bishop William Burt. of Ruf-
falo, n. Y, will preach December 10
and on Monday night. December IL
he will lecture on "Americanisn. /" a
subject of interest to patriotic societies
Another interesting event of the dedi-
cation week will be a patriotic enter
tainment in honor of the Grand Army
posts of the city. together with a bean
soup campfire.
The Rev. Mr.. williams on Septem
ber will make the principal address
at celebration in York marking the
tenth anniversary of the founding of
Salem Square, park in that city. The
Rev. Mr.. Williams was chairman of
the citizens committee which raised
funds for the purchase of the park
ground.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-08-29
Mr.. and Mrs. Hughes Take
Long Hike in Rockies

Estes Park, Colo, Aug. 2. - With
campaign matters temporarily laid
aside, Charles E. Hughes, Republican
nominee, and Mrs. Hughes made a
long tramp in the Colorado Rockies
yesterday Both are ardent devotees
of this form of recreation and to-
gether have climbed some of the most
difficult peaks in the Swiss Alps. They
greatly enjoyed the hike.
During his brief vacation here the
nominee has arranged for a complete
rest before resuming his speaking tour.
He will arrive at Hampton Beach, n.
H., on September Z, and make his first
address in that State on that date. He
will wind up the tour with a night
address at Rockland, Me-, on Septem-
Der 9. He will spend Sunday, Septem-
Der 10, in Boston, and on Septem ber
II will open his New York State cam
paign with a speech at Syracuse.