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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-04-13
Sas 0l6dleiu oes @liifs.

Sas Slid lit Gin @lodlciu nit
biinllcm Stran9;
Gran 5ieben Die WenIdcn ibr Scber
lang,
Sod mill CO nidlt inumcr c%rfliu9en.
ga luiieu bic Seigcu Den Stran8 in
Stidl,
Sic S%oltiibucu 5crrcu 10 filrd)tcrlih.
Il5 fonnten ben Slang tic cr5pln8cn.
81, lei mir tciu ici9er IND milBi9el
Widt:
Sas 8lDdleiu erfliugct pon lclber
Dir nidjt,
S'rum rcgc nur cmIig Die 0dnoc!
Sen Solltiibneu nbcr 9clcH Did
uiht bel,
Cont 5crrit on unb 5crrIt Dir Den
Strang cnt6luci.
Sonu it's NIT Dem Sduten 81 Gnpel
g. 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-04-13
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Ter I~almipnntag.

Nm bieiem Gag 6ci9t lid Scius gum
lceten Wal alS Den bcrbciBcnen WRcl@
lbs i'll irbiihcr, manbelburer Serr@
lihfcit. gr bciteiet cine @iclin rno
6icbt III Serulalem. III Der Stabt
Supib's, Gin, bnS @plf obcr iubclt ibnl
cntgcgcn, Itrcut Yalm3lpeigc Dor ibm
Der. breitct icinc alcioer nuf Den @c9
lmo ruit; .0oianuab DEM Sobne 9a>
pib's; bof9clobt lei. Der na tonlmt im
yianlcn bcs Scrrn!" Oils Wtciiias
mo 8onig iiibreu lie ibu in Serus
iaIem Gin, nllf ben Sbron 9apib's
luollen tic i'm icsen. lino bas iiibiid,c
Reid burh i'm interchangeable ieben.
ScIls cnt5ieht lid, aber Dem @plt. CT
pcreitclt icinc @rbcbuug aii ben 5bro,l
Sanio's; bcrn icin Neif lit niht bon
hieicr Melt. bas Heid, bas gu sriinpcn
or auf Die 8elt fanL mar eiu Hcit
Der Wdbrbeit luo @eredtigfeit. elm
Neidl Der Suaeuo uub oe5 Srieoeus.
Scius Siebt feierIih IN Scruialem
Gin, nm aQe @elt 81 ilber5ensen, baB
CT nidt se3puneen, ionberu freiipiqig
in ben Soo scbe; bcmn Seius bate
ipluobl als aQmdhtiger @ptt, alS and
oils 2ieblins ses Ioltes Waft be-
ieiicn. ii6 Dem 9etpaltinmen SOb 81
cnt8icbeu.
Selus Sicbt icierlfd, in bic Saupts
itaot bes iiloiihen Neid)cs. in Die
Stnot oes Srieoens, Gin. in Die Staot,
in ipeltcr 10 piele Yropbeteu bon ibn
0cipcindot, in lpcld)cr felt Sabrbunz
hcrtcn blutigc Spicr : r9cbradt lpllrz
BEN, Die bios 0orbilo leines Spierz
toocS an arcl5e iparen, in pclder or
10 piclc Ssnnoer uno 3eifeu sctball.
lIno bon Der aus bas 6eil iiber Der
9nn6cu Grbtrcis ulisgeben loute.
.IcruInlcm ninnlt i'm and NIT Slibei
nlf nnh inlId)5t ibm ireubetrunfcn
cntSegen. Nlein neil CT fein iroiiher
Soma iein mil, ipcil or niht nit Scuer
uuo S6ipcrt Die 8elt erobcrn uno pcn
ainbcrn I%brnbam's, Siaaf's uub Ga
fob's ais Seute ~iibereebeu mil. neil
CT MIR eiu seiites Heid) unb basicIbc
iibcrbieB MIR burh Waifeu bes
@eiitcs griinoeu mill; penben tic lid
cnttduidt unb miBpersniiet bon linn
ab. nad) lpcnigen Sa9en III ibrc Be-
gciltcrnng filr i'm unb ibr Sreubcnz
rdlllh perrlogen lmb aciner tritt lin
i'm IN ole Sdrnnicu, &einer lpaat aus
MIR ben idilhtcrncn Ierillh. i'm an
pcrtbeioigen poer aI rctten. Tie1e5
Seruialcm, bns am %%plmionntase
Sciu nit Talm5ipei9cu %entgcgenaes
aangcn mar. ons ieiueu Weiiias I'M
triumph in ben Sempel seiiibrt uno
ibn iubelnb beeriibt init ben 8orten:
~Soiannab Dem Sobne Sapio's; bod
9clpbt ici, Der ba fommt I'M &amcn
ocs Scrrnl", ruft blutbiiritig peniae
Sage naraui: .In's Greu3. ans
areu3 nit ibnt!" @elhe G~baratters
Ipii9fcit unb pcld' blutigcS Tahipicl
oes Irirmp65u9eS Seiul gm Snlms
iountag bGlt or ais Iciiias uno aoni9
triumpbicrcnb ieinen @in3ue i'll Serils
inIem, unb am abarircitas ipanft er,
pie Sornentrone aui Dem Snupt uub
NIT DEM areu5e bclaScn. eurd bic
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-04-13

Sci icinen 9~emilbungcn, Nlles, mas
auf Die Iorul Der Shultiuber cineu
iddbi9euben @influB buben tonnte,
n Der Nahbaridaft Der S6ulen 6u
beiciti9cn, bat Der Gbicagpcr Sd)ulz
tommilidr Sobu 8. gdbart in letter
3cit Den III ibrer llmgebung gele9enen
Sdbcn ieine 9an5 b%eIonoerc Iuimerfs
%Ianifcit 6%ugcluaubt uu0 babel ermittelt,
0aB III malhen bon ibneu gar Wtanz
Dies 81 babeu lit, mas ba5u augetban
lit, nlIf Die iu9enolidlen 8enliitber cine
ilble 8irtun9 nuS3uiiben. Dor Iaent
iiub oieIes Die Iogeu. DSime" s9topelz
len, ienc Hdlber9eiditltcu, III peldeu
Die Seriiber bon allerlei ~Selbeutbae
ten" perberrlidt perbeu. giuer gnnS
beionbers regeu Nadfra9e iollen iid)
our 3eit Nifolus Carriers .Srpmt
GLEN TO Glen, oYlud nnb 2ud" ios
uie She 8lad cratic in 8bite
Girls" erfreucn. Ser Iuipalt oes
Sdrulratbsz IusihuIIeS filr mordliife
lleberlpadrung lit Der Iniiht, bnB cs
ibm gelingcn miro, nit Silic Der be-
ltehenbcn Sunbesz unb Stuat5geieBc
rcn @erfaui berartiser ShunOlitcz
ratllr 81 perbinoern lnp ben bctrcf>
icnben Sdnblern ba5 6auopert 3u
legen, Io0tc bicles ober uidt geIingeu.
10 miro er bcit Gbica9per Stubtrutb
I'M Die annnbmc elmer gang bcious
ocr3 allf hernrti9c SdQc 6e6iiglidcn
SrbiuanS criufeu. gambler. lucld]c
oltd phia0uc 9ilbcr berfouicn - IN
elmer Heibc bon Sdbcu bat man and
ioldc geiunocn - f0nneu natiirlid)
pbue mcitercS sur 8cfcnifait &C.
5o9cn lucrocn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-04-13
Half Shell Edging.

This pattern will show up well.
Take your time. follow instructions
and you'll succeed.
Chain 10.
LIST Row t. in 9th st. from hook, 6
t. in same st, turn. End row-Chain 5.
1 I. In Sd I. of last row, Och. 2. miss l
l., l t. in next ST. twice. oh. 4. Z I. I'M
der loop of CHI. turn. 3rd and 4th lows
Like End. 5th row-Like End row TO
end, then CHI. 8. fasten with l d. un-
der 5 CHI. of 4th row. CHI. l. turn. 9Th
row-Make Is ds. under CHI. s, oh. 2, /
I. on Bird L. (ch. 2 miss l. / I. on next
t. twice, CHI. 4, ! /. under 4 CHI, turn.
TIN row-Like End row to end, then
CHI. /, | d. I. in each OF 13 d. of preceA-
ing row, with l CHI. between each, max
ing Is d. I. in all; fasten last d, t. TO
5 CHI, with | d., turn. Sth row-Ch. 3,
| d., under tirst CHI. between d. / (ch. 4,
| d. under next l CHI IL times. Oh. /.
| d. under / CHI. finish row like End
row Begin again at Sd row and re-
peat for length desired.
Half Wheel Edging.
A most pleasing repeater. Will en-
nance the looks of any article.
Chain l6.
list Row-Fasten in ring by 81. St.
chain 4. turn.
2nd Rows I. in ring.
3rd ROw-Turn. CHI. 5 fasten in top
Of End l., repeat until I spaces are
formed with CHI. 2 between each L.
turn.
4th Row d. 3 I, l d. in first space,
repeat 6 times, in last space l d.. CHI.
10, turn and 81. ST. between last two
scallops; repeat from End row
Dainty Edging.
To be made from No. so Cordinnet
Chain IL.
Fasten by 81 st. in ring, ch. l. ? d.;
Oh, 3 picot, 2 d., CHI. 3 p, repeat until
3 ps. have been made. I'd. turn, chain
II. fasten by 81. st, below last picot
made. 2 d., 3 Oh. p, repeat
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-04-13

ucu (2emons), ioipic bic ouf 3uder
abgeriebene S6ale elmer Gitrouc 81.
Nahbem Die Woiie lid 9etldrt bat,
miro lie in Gin reiues 5nB gefilut, ons
man 10 Large u~ngeipuubet last, bis
Die @dbrung poriibcr lit. Damn fam
mnn Den @ein auf SIaiden 3ieben.
&artuiicln nit Sauertraut.-3luci
Efunb in Der Shale 9efodte aartof
felu lperoeu obge5o9er, inter 3ugnbc
BON ctlpas Moger> ohcr g~cmiidJtcr
VpIlmilt 81 Srei gcitumpit unb NIT
Sieifcr uuo Gals 9cluilr6t. Gin
Hfuno Snucrtraut miro reidgetpdlt
uno 8cibcs Nun in Ser @eiIc in cine
Sdliiiiel geitid)tet, bnB 5iuiideu icbc
Gage in Wiirfcln arIsgcbratener sped
gegolleu miro; Die uutcrc mo pberc
Sdlidt nuIB &nrtoffelbrci uuo NIT
Sped beoedt Icin. Wtnn ldBt es an
beiBer Stelc an3ieben, lpenn ma teiz
nen Sfeu gum llcberbudcn bat. Gin
balbes Yfunb Spet lit uIsreideup.
Wau fam ba8u audi in Sheibcu ges
idnittcucu. friIheu Shipciuebuud in
glcid)er Wtengc perlpenocu, hen man
Damn nit Dem Sauerfrdut gar mnfJt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-04-13
Icueite Nahriht.
(@on q. 5. o.


IS rallifen Die Snnncn
Snr Saine bruus,
Sic Sihteu. bic Spbrer
@cb'n Mrs in's Saus.
Sic f%liiiteru unb tuibeln
0tit iebem Nit;
Sic niden unb nei9cu
Sbu' Stub unb 8ait.
Gr lit es. iein Gtbem
60 lueid uuo liito
Scbt Nnft mir ~itrciite
Sie bortigc Ninb.
limo Nadbarin 2inoc,
Ser SdJpeiter aiub,
Sicrt nllh id)on AM aLcibe
Ytit @riin9efpino.
Or lit cs, or lit cs,
Sic Ilc IGrei'n,
llno Scn5deu frat alidI
Bel 9dnsfen elm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-04-13
fUr die iebe 0ugend.


aus Der Hllinc nit luutloiem Sliiscls
idluse auf Seutc nllssebt. Sn Der
8efansenifnit iino gulen mciit
gletdgilItig segen ibren Yilcecr rno
peritehen cs nidIt, lid an i'm 5u ses
fppbncn. 9tur gan5 iunge. eben aus
Dem Ncit 9cidliipite Cullen iperben Jus
trailid unb 3nbm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-04-13

Tochter haben so Ziemlich Schreiben
n Rechnen uud Buchfiihrung und
desc oder jene fremde Sprache und-
ntcht zu vergeSsen - auch Xavier
spielen g%elernt. Die Eltern hatten daZu
keine Gelegenheit, keine Mittel. keine
Zeit, we'll sic sozusagen Tag und Nacht
sich fir die Kinder und hire Heran-
bildung plagen mussten. Und die Kin
der verachten sic! Der Sohn verdient
NIT leichter Arbeit wolfe Dollars, der
Water nit schwerer Arbeit nur Schil-
hinge. Err arbeitet SIGH auf der Letter
der menschlichen Gesellschaft elm paar
Stufen h0her empor. wihrend der Va
ter ganz still und demiithig unten
sitZen bleibt. IND der Sohn verachtet
Inn, griisst Inn NIGHT, ia v~erleugnet Inn
Die 'Tochter, leider nur zu oft NIGHT
ohne Schuld der Mutter. kleidet sich
INNER mach ders neuesten Mode und
Schamt SIGH, NIT der altmodisch und
armlich ~gekleideten Mutter auf der
Strasse gesehen III werden, in der
kirche neben ihr Zu sitzen. und sagt
der Herrschaft. bel der sic dent, wenn
die alte Mutter sic NAL Zu besuchen
wagt, die alte Frau sci cine alte
Dienstmagd i'm elterlichen Hause.
Noch einmal: Schimpf und Schande,
ia Fluch iber sOlche Kinder!
Joseph war durch GOttes wunder-
bare Fugung Nizek0nig Won Aegypten
geworden. Sein Water Jakob, 1870
Jahre alt. kommt ais armer Hirt III
linn, um durch Inn vor dem Hunger
tode bewahrt III werden. I'm k0nig-
lichen Wagon fahrt Joseph Inn ent-
gegen. Aber kaum erblickt er SEMEN
greisen Water, so steigt er aus, eilt linn
%entgegen, umarmt und kiisst ihn.-
Johann Won Verdi hattie sich Won
einem armen ~Bauernknechte zu einem
beruhmten General emporgeSchwun-
gen. Zines Tages gibt er Elm glanzen-
DIES Gastmahl. Man meldet linn, i'm
Norzimmer warte cine arme Bauern-
frau auf Inn. Err gent hinaus, fiihrt
die arme Frau an der Hand in den
Saaf, stellt sic den ~vOrnehmen Gisten
ais seine Mutter vor und rdumt ihr den
EhrenplatZ Elm.
Bel solchen Beispielen bleibt mir nur
iibrig, allen Kindern ohne Ausnahme
zuzurufen: Gehet hin und thut des-
gleichen!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-04-13
Gbriitopb ppn Shmib.

Spn Dem betannten Suscnpihrift<
teller Sbriltoph 0 Shnlib lpIroc
nod eiu 9ratulationsbrief an ieinc
Nuttcr poraefunbeu III melfem CT
ihrieb: ~Sbr Nameusta9 lit aaemol
Gin redter Sreubcntng fiir mid. Sd
perbc an bieiem Gage 0ott bitten, baB
er Sbncn bas unaIsipretlif picle
@ntc, baB Sic an mir gotham babcn.
nit taiienbfadcm Scsen pcrselten
uuo mir cine 10 licbc. cute Wutter
nod redt lon9c crbultcu iuolle. Sd
idide Sbncn ba audi Gin tleincs 8olbs
ltiid. oaS ih ldlon lnnae nuf Sbr
Nnmensier Suiammcnscipurt babe,
ctr rtr "
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-04-13
Wab rbeitslicbc.

.aiuo. Inn nQcs pillen, bait Su sez
naiht? Oh rictit ia gang aus oenl
Iuuoe, OILS oh Oh 0tcbi5in pher iouit
ctipas itarf Sufteubes peridludt
bdttcit?" cmpfiug Srau b. 9ismard
eiunlal BEN flciuen Otto, Der am 1.
Npril eeboren mar.
Sieier itanb Gin &eilGcu uno lam,
neil er lid publ nitt 9lcid crinneru
tonnte, lpie er ba5u 9efommen lei. 10
auifdlig unb eigentbiimlid 81 riehcu.
Damn aber in9tc or felt unb rubis:
rIh ia, iest beIinne ih mid. Sd
iuar in bes @aters Simnler. Sn itaub
cine Slaihe arlf Dem Glide. uno cs
mar etipas 10 ihpu @elbeS burin, DAB
ih Dor Geugier tpiiicn mottc, mas cs
mare. Sesbalb bradlte it] Die Slaidc
an Den Wflub un0 ledte elm ncnis
an Der 9elbcn Sliiiii9feit. Slber ses
truuteu babe ih nift bapon, peun es
,ltauftc" 10 iebr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-04-13
@eiien lit has Simmelrcih?

WeHen III has Simmelrcif?
aauuit on, o Gbriit, Gin Sinh
%on gunSem Scr5en perben,
90 miro bas Sinmelrcid,
Sd)on bcin bnbier AMI grbeu.
Is b I. b. z d, n, / b.)
v
Sas Sebcn miro taseipeiic
8uacmclicn. bnmit ms bic 9ait ieincs
Slides oocr lln9IiidcS niht erbriidc.
Sas Scbcn gleift Dem Sabra
mnrft. lln5dblise scbcn muelos. nilr
ihau@ une 9cmlBIuiti9 niii uno ab.
Grbcbune 81 @ptt unS Nrbeit
iino Ole beitcn ar5neicn 81 Seiten Der
SribiaI.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-04-13
Satboliidcr 9irdenfalenber.
Som Giu3ug Seiu IN
Seru al III.
(Ipril.

IS. z. Talmionnf. lambert. geneoift.
II. &c. &nicctus. 8upolf. Hobert.
Is. 9. %@ppllpnius. Gnlibdus, @ct.
10. 90. Geo. @erner. emma.
30. 3. 8riinoonuerstaa. Sulpitiis.
~. :. anrireitaa. Inielm. Silptus.
%. 2. &ari. Soter II. Cal. (@is.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-04-13
Smr Warnmng!

Sm lesteu Suli crlitt Die 20sidbs
rigc Marie Nopaf aus S%bebopsan.
Wis., ais tic bel einer Iptorrabfabrt
p%erunsliidtc, cine idlimme gerleeung
bcs linten geincs. Sic Wunbe ipolte
troB aqer dr5tliter aunit nid,t beileu
unb fiir5lih trat cine ocrartige Ger
lhlimmeruug Gin, rnB Die Ier5te ieet
81 elmer a%mputaiion bcs @eines
unterbalb ocs anies idareiten muBten.
Sri. Niopat bat icit DEM llnfau I'M
Spipital ~pcripcilcu miilien. sic
8atnitropbe ereignetc lid ouf DER
SetonlnnbitraBc nnd Sbebopeau
Sails. Nuf Dem @totorrao befano lid,
nuBer Sri. Noput nod elm iunser
Idnu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-04-13
4prehTuuI.

2iebcr Snfcl - ga nod
aeiner eiucu Brief I'M .Sprehidal"
bon 2alprcncc, Nebr., %einiaubte, 10
mill id Wutb nebmen uno ein pnnr
3eileu ihreiben. @ir ipobnen bier
I'M iiiplihen Sbeile bon Nebrasfn,
pierunbeinbalb Meilcn bon Der fatbo>
liifeu Stride unb Shule entfernt.
llniere 8emeinbe lit oem bl. Stepbas
ms 9elpeibt, Wir bnben cine ihone
Stride unb einen guten oeutid,en
Erieiter. llniere Sdule miro pon bier
llriulineus Sd),pcltcrn geleitet. @ir
bdbeu ifou Iunge Cure 9eitun9 uno
freucn ms INNER, penn tic fpntnit.
Grit leic il sir Die liebe S~ugeno"
lno .Sumilicntreis", Damn Die @r5dbS
Iun9en. Die nqe iebr id)Dn iinb.
Sest lit Der itone Srilblins bd.
Iues pirp grim ulp Die @oglein iinseu
luitig III Wulb mn Selb. Wic id)pn
III cs auf bem Sanoe 81 ppbnenl
Warlm Ihreiben nit)t mcbr &naben
unb Wdohen uno erprtern Sieies imo
Genes I'M .Sprehiaal" lpie in She
Catholic Sribune"2
Sulp ndbt q podbetlt9c Slter1e,t
berun, bic 8inncr erircuen iid Damn
fiir Die Sitcreier. Damn fDnneu mir
ipieoer Iuitig ieiu. bic iinb ba Gin
"Sdn5den" babcn. Sd tango germ.
Sd meme cS lit cine cute Setpesung
fiir iunsc 2eute. Sh mill fiir beute
ihlieBen uno nItites Nal mebr
itreibeu unb boife, bab nod, mcbr BON
lid boren laiicn.
Nit pielcn @riiBeu an Std, Iieber
Sntcl uub aQc bic 2cicr uro 2cie&
%rinnen, pcrblcibe id, n%ftunespoq,
Sic 10 aiblume.
User mill ms nod etipas iiber's
San5cu ihrcibeu? Shreibet NAL Iae.
mas ibr .bapon Scnft. Sunu mil nllh
ih @ut) mcine Meimuna bnriibcr
seben. Sh oaufc Der .ItaibIume"
beitens fir Die frcunolihe Inreeuns.
Sntel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-04-13
ltebcr SdJunDliteratur.

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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-10
|-MIDDLETOWN4
High School Juniors
Hold Pretty Social

The social held last evening by the
junior class of the Middletown high
school in the parlors of the Liberty
Engine Company was one of the most
successful events ever held by the
class. The guests included the mem
bers. the faculty and superintendent
and Mrs. II. j. Wickey.
Those who participated in the pro-
gram were Miss Blanche Churchman,
Miss Ada Detweiler. Naomi Carmandy,
Mae Engle, Emily Force Lester Kupp,
Stewart Snavely. Benton Blecher, Earl
Rudy, Pearl Flaig, Margie Sides and
Miss Frances Hooker.
Refreshments were served to Misses
Grace Bowman, Blanche Churchman,
Mae Engle. Emily Force. Naomi Car
many, Catherine Kinsey, Dorothy
Beard, Esther Kinsey, Ada Detweiler,
Pearl Tlaig, Josephine Raymond,
Frances Hooker, Erma Landis, Margie
Sides, Katherine Aumiller and Mar
garet Potter, Stewart Snavely, Chris
topher Pence, Lester Kupp, Yelling
ton Bowman, Walter Detweiler, Rod
ney Nissley. Benton Blecher, Donald
McNair, Earl Rudy, Mr.. and Mrs. Fl.
B. Carver Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Gotwalt,
and Mr. and Mrs. II. ]. Wickey.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-10
,e-STeeLTOn~s
MAN SEVERELY
CUT in FIGHT
Robert Washington in Hospital
and Police Are Seeking
His Assailant

Nearly dead from loss OF blood,
Robert Washington, colored, one of
the negro laborers who recently came
here from Virginia, was found by De-
tective l. NJ. Durnbaugh and other
police officers lying in room in the
Brick Row. in the rear of the
Steelton Store Company building
shortly after midnight this morning
Washington was bleeding from q deep
cash on his hand and cut below his
nose. lie was taken to the Harris
burg hospital and will recover
Washington is not yet able to tell
how he was cut but fellow boarders
say he was struck on the head with
n bottle during an argument with an
her inmate of the place. The police
are seeking the assailant.
Before Squire J. l.. Dickinson this
morning another case of a somewhat
similar, but not so serious nature, was
settled when Aubrey Garnett, colored,
dropped his charges of assault pre-
ierred against Preston Coleman, after
a fight at SO Furnace street.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-10
|-HIGHSPIRE ~-~-
LITERARY SOCIETY MEETS

The Literary Society of the High
spire High School will meet this aft
ernoon. The program: Calling to
order by president, Grant Nitrauer;
reading of minutes, Secretary Sylvia
Steigleman; song of the society; ora
ton, Earl Ebersole; recitation, Flor
ence Ort; violin solo, Harry Diffen-
derfer; debate, Resolved, That it is
Good Government For the United
States to Maintain a Standing Army
Greater Than is Actually Necessary to
Enforce the Laws of the Country -
affirmative. Catherine Ulrich and
Grant Nitrauer; negative, Celia Ehr-
hart and Sylvia Steigleman; song,
mixed quartet, Hilda Lehman,
Rachael Etter, Frank Durborow.
Donald Sides: three minute speeches;
current events and Gazette, Alverda
Hammer; critics remarks, Martha
Frutiger: miscellaneous business;
song, adjournment.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-10

hold the final meeting of the winter
series in the high school room Monday
afternoon at o'clock. The program:
Music; "The Child's Written Vocabu-
larry as Basis for the Spelling Les
ons," Miss Adessa +. Kister; Lit
erature as an Aid in Securing the
Values of Life" Miss Viola A. Helm:
"The Students Foundations for the
Appreciation of Literature" Roscoe
Bowman; THE Students Foundations
for the Intelligent Study of Latin"
Miss Mary r. White; THE Real Dis
tinction Between Cramming and
Thinking Things in Their Relations"
c. S. Davis; general discussion; discus
sion of the outlined professional read
ing for the month.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-10
OFFERS A PRIZE
FOR BEST ESSAY
School Girls to Write on Baby
Welfare Under Auspices
of Civic Club

To create greater interest in baby
welfare the Steelton Civic Club will
conduct a contest next week and will
award a prize for the best school girl
essay on How Best to Care for
Babies"
The contest is open to any school
girl in the grades beneath the High
school and the prize will consist of
$3.50 gold piece awarded through the
generosity of Mrs. j. V. w. Reynders.
All the essays must be handed to
Mrs. j. NJ. Heagy, president of the
Civic Club, by Wednesday evening
and the awards will be made as soon
thereafter as possible.
Mrs. Heagy has announced the fol-
lowing committee to assist in award
ing the prize: Mrs. Frank ID. carney
Mrs. L. E. Johnson Miss $. Ellen NC
Chimes and Mrs Earle Whipple.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-10
Highspire Teachers to
Meet Tuesday Evening

The fifth teachers meeting OF the
Highspire schools, will be held Tues
day in the main room of the High
School building at 1880 o'clock. Par
ents and all friends of education are
invited to attend. The following
topics will be discussed:
"Why DO Pupils Delight in Pro-
voking One Teacher in Every Possible
Way, and in Doing Everything They
Can to Please Another" What Has
Been Your Experience Regarding the
Relation Between Schoolroom Humor
and Good Discipline? How is 1t Pos
sibIe for the Teacher to Enlist the
Parents aid in Securing Good Discip-
line?" Discussion of the Outlined
Professional Reading for the Month:
Chapters 1914 Bagley's School Dis
ciplipe."
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-10
TWO FARMS SOLD TO
KEYSTONE STATE FAIR

The Keystone State Fair and Indus
trial Exposition Company to-day ac-
quired the. 200-acre farm at Youngs-
port, owned by Mrs. f.. G. Kunkel and
occupied by Jacob l.. Nissley, when
the latter held q public sale and
vacated. March IS, the 250-acre farm
owned by Charles Kunkel and occu-
pied by Aaron Riegle will be taken
over by the exposition company.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-10
Steelton Snapshots

Firemcn TO Meet.-The West Side
Hose Company will meet this evening
at the hosehouse parlors.
To Open Cafe.-George Hoover, a
former resident, will open a cafe in
the building formerly used as an office
for the Steelton and Harrisburg Brick
Company 20 South Front street.
Gets Contract. - The Pennsylvania
Steel Company has obtained an order
for 130 tons of steel for a railroad
bridSe in Philadelphia for the Read
ing I:ailroad.
TEACHERS TO MEET
Teachers in the borough schools will
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-10
CIR pATRICK,S SOCIAL,

The Church of God will hold c.
Il. social the evening of st. Patrick's
day at the Church of God parsonage.
The Woman's Missionary Society of
the United Brethren church held its
annual business meeting Tuesday aft
ernoon. at which time the following
officers were elected: President, Mrs.
II. Mcdaniel: vice president, Mrs.
Samuel Dugan; secretary, Mrs. Il. S.
Poorman: treasurer, Mrs. "A. c. Hook
er: pianists. Mrs Austin I1eicher and
Mrs Clarence Lyter; secretary of
thank Offering boxes. Mrs. w. B. Kirk
patrick; secretary of literature, Mrs.
George w. Cover; collectors, Mrs
John Bomgardner and Mrs. John
Bard; delegates " the branch meet
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-10

''st. Jacobs Oil' at any drug store,
and in just a moment you'll be free
from rheumatic pain, soreness, stiff
ness and swelling. Don't suffer! Re-
lief awaits you. est. Jacobs Oil'' has
cured millions of rheumatism suffer-
ers in the last half century, and is
just as good for sciatica, neuralgia,
lumbago, backache, sprains.-Adver-
tisement
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-10
WoMAN,s SOCIETY ELECTS

The Woman's Missionary Society of
the Presbyterian Church met last even
ing and elected the following officers:
President, Mrs II. w. George; vice.
president, Mrs. J. w. Rewalt; second
vice-president, Mrs. Rex; secretary,
Mrs. c. NJ. Carlson; treasurer, Mrs.
Benjamin Longenecker; secretary of
literature, Mrs. Anna Bowman.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-10
COMPLETE TRACK LAYING

The PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Com
pany has completed the relaying of
its tracks through Highspire in order
to prevent the usual annual damage
from high water. The company has
installed improved drainage facilities
at the two street crossings.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-10
DRAWS INTEREST

Evangelistlc services in the United
Brethren church, conducted by the
Rev. and Mrs. William c.. Mealing. of
Williamsport, are interesting. Sunday
afternoon afternoon at o'clock the
Rev. Mr.. Mealing will speak to men
only on Booze" by request.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-10
Forty-Five Killed in
Sinking of Two British
TOrpedObOats by Mines
Bw associated Press

London, March 10. - The British
torpedoboat destroyer Coquette and
torpedoboat No. II have been sunk
by striking mines, it was announced
this afternoon.
The official announcement says the
number of casualties in connection
with the sinking of the warships was
40. The normal complement of the
Coquette was sixty men. Torpedo
boat No. IL ordinarily carried 35
men.