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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-20

6oert RIeoningsitpffe ~ofleoere ct
~tiIionren0e brugt alponingsinffe,
enten imoo en- @oOtgsrelIe elIer ora.
.tis.
Af ct gerliner-g reb.
Sra Berlin ifrioes Den 2. NoD.
til uGi6e Stiftst.":
De iiOite IA Dage eller maaife
3 Tiger iones at baoe bragt mango
9anifeIigbe6er for 9eoeIien al Or.
Observation-Disclosures % Der tales
ON Muligbeoerne al oisie 9@norin-
aer / Sen beitaaen0e OrOning. Nen
bette er mnaife tiln Hpgter. aenos-
gerninger er Der imiolertio life
Nangel pna.
@eoens man bi0tiI bar funnel
faa ct balot 9uno Suffer ON ngen,
fan ma fremtioig fun foa 375
@ram pr. baIu RnnneO. Ogioa
paa Reo og pno @rsntinger er Ser
in0fsrt poerIigere 9eIpnrelier, og
Ser oentes enonu Here.
9ao andre Omrnooer, 6oor man
iparer, er ct ion0nnt iom Iuto'
mobilfsrsIen betegnenOe. gan bar,
Tor life at iige forbuot, iaa mo
Ifrpnfet 9ufInsfsrsIen til ct Mi-
nimitn.
5or life at ifaSe SonoeIen alt
for meget I SuIeti6en. er bet for
|5ioen til OperoeieIie | 9rigsmini-
|Iteriet at gioe ale 5nnoelsfoIf Or
LOB | Be iiofte IA 9nge fsr Sui,
IaaTeoes at 0e fan femme biem oa
posie 6orretnin9erne.
Ger er / 6isie Dose %offentIia-
abort en- eienoommelig Stotiitif ira
ltnioeriiteterne 5niflano oper, o.
ben bier, at So PCT. Of InmtIige
Stu6erenoe fra belle SuifIono M
itaar UNDER 5anerne. Dette Sol
bar i pioenifnbeIige areoie Oaft
megen 9@ngiteIie, og man frpster
for. Of ser pan 0isIe Omrnaoer.
boor man life burtigt fan nooanne
SoIf til 4fIssning, oil tomme
til at berife ioa unormnle 5orbOI6,
at man nlIereSe M mao eribe mo.
Men 4rigsle6elien bar iiffert en-
nnOen Opiattelie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-20
spifanO inOen Dire.


Sra 1. Hop. er Der tronot npe,
omfottenoe Beitemmelier a~ngaaenoe
Goripninsen meo fsi I 2rdft.
en- Binteroperfrnffe fan mn
sbIqe .aoIb. AD.A iffe faces aoen
Aorf, III man mar op til en- Hris
bao 100 Marf, en- Dnmefrutse moa
5ofie mintif 10 eIIer 100 Marf,
en B~ofebIiie minSft 30 oe en- ul'
ben WGitie minbft 40 Morf. ct
teIt Homefoftitme nuoo tofte $50
DRorf, ronr BET ifaI fbbes iOen
0euobnineStort.
Cttber, Der I Gremtiben oil
~ vi pod 8eFInbninestorf, r'ao
lrnue elieruiie, At Fan trrnser III
Gu, ber fbber At b Frie %
0eEIobmtneelipf5er, I'dd re
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-20
Sslano
nnoer britif 6anbeisfontrol.

S;oen - oen n1pprenoe merf-
e9r0ige Si0 bar oenOt 90 "a
nto paa iaa mangt og meget og
oreiet R~enneifenes glif ira orient.
Lac til uOPientlige ling. Oct eanIfc
Golf af5olOer iaaIeoes fJr 1i0en
Broteltmgoer og ifrioer 8roteiI gr.
tlfler | 9la0ene i AnIeonina Al,
at Der paatPnfes ioreoiit en- 9rnra-
foloni i ct proiefteret 5orIplteIies.
Establishment % iamtioig tier
Der ling / Dor met u~miooel6are
|39r6eo og inoen ior Dor egen ma.
tionale % OitaIe SiRre, iom fun
faa logger ge9rte til og enonu fpr.
re pngltes eaer BARNES ooer.
9ertil fan bl. a. benregnes ben
aenOsgerning, at en- Del al Gan.
mart Sslano - efterbnanoen
er toftrten UNDER en-
art enselif Cperbpibeo,
boao bets etsport nngaor ia
iaaleoes, at England beftemmer,
bpor blot SsIano maj ienoe fine
Yro0ufter til MooerIanoet Donmarf
og / befrpftenoe 6nl6 / boor itore
Mpn9oer.
aariagen til oenne Optr9oen
ira engelif SIDE ntoa Ielofslgelig
isges / ben Omitenoigbeo, at Der
er gaaet liot for mango ilIegitime
8ognlnoninger Spopaa ira Can
mart, o. ben fan oerfor ioritnas.
Oct er n9rmeit fun Dagbla6ene
g8grien" o. o9ntionaltioenoe", Der
bar beifGftiget Iig meo Sagen %
0ens opiigtsnpffenoe 8tomitRnoie-
beoer og ri tiIIooer os til geileo.
ming i Sagen at o%itrofte en- leoen.
Oe artifel | Sioitnepnte gloo ON
bette @mne:
v8or preoe aoIIega y8srien" bar
| De ii0ite Wnaneoer ct Bor @ange
remoraget oe beIpIt en- Sag, iom
unoer normale 8er6ensforbolo bill.
De bore utpnfelig, men MI UNDER
arigen eeentlis fun afgiper ct npt
Gfsempel til be mango tioIigere
taa, | buiGfen @rao be frigsfbrenoe
Ragter letter iig no oper ffploige
6enipn til be NeutraIes Mettigbe.
Der og Snteresier.
Sagen, iom Der til Ganos forin.
ben 5%remfomiten al ~gsrien"s ar-
tifler bum | ringe @rao ipnes at boz.
re bIeuen Offentligbeoen befenot,
og bette enooa nprmeit fun 40 Om.
peie, gennem norffe % iDenife Sell.
Der, beItaar fort og goot l. at
Gnglanb | T~oritaaelie mcb Wimi.
iteren for Jslanb
| oct p9ientlige bar taget ISLANDS
lloenrigsban0el | fin Saan6. Nini.
iteren for SsIano bar | SUM b. y.
uoiteot ct MegIement It'll Detrps.
geIie al 0onoets &an6el", bpori bet
unoer bsie 8b6er Top til 100000
Rr.) forbpoes ira SsIan6 at uo-
fsre al sIoes Gait eler 9nitpnrtier
meo andre Sffbe en0 ionoonne, fom
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-20

PIT epcrDt5ins in. irons, tun9s,
an0 all. " Non pi life tr9n9er til
lot mere at oct Sino, fom fag6e:
Seq er allies Sfploner."
.. g. ID. 9acb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-20
aalenSer for 1917.

Scandinavian lAmericnn 2iniens
intuffe iarpetrntte 89geefaIenoer for
1917 er MI fproig. Den iaas gro.
tis oeo 6enpenbeIie til 9iniens
aontor. III q. Dearborn Ct,
Chicago.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-20
I'll ia nernes SuIetra:
Giliamrnen.
Q foIefaS

Ger f~pitteret, le 0bI. SIR. 80
Salmonburit, 81. 9. Gan, ct. 9eters D. ep. l. Wab..
Del Hep, Cali, Bella Wagb, 6. ". peterien, 8. Oliel.
@.sS y Y Sanien, Ssren Semen Better Semen, gal
ter aIinfbp, Senrp Senien. Rlsolpb g~eterien, 6. Q.
Neterien q, ". ebriitianien bper SO. Sans Sasiar,
Sans Z. Beterien bn. So, z 6. 0ielien, Worius
geterien, Sonp geterien, Senrp Saniens Better 6. pe.
terien, 81 6. Spenoernp, Wlrs. W. 6. S%enrifien, O.
Semen bn. 81, aosmiis peterien, y. G. Senien, 6.
VI. aoienbon, bn. 81, Yeaos 1bomien, Yaaos D2ao.
len, Dirs. ane Senien, Mrs. 2aura 1boaerien. 8. %
gaielfen bp. $3.50, u. g. qcterien, u. aieliem bo. So.
atIautic, Soma, s. ). garitenien.. .............-.
GLENDALE, Wtinn, WlrS. Carrie Repgaaro. ..........
staplebirit, Nebr. Wlrs. gnne 5. pbiaipien. .........
erira, Soma, g. ". Sesien..
anoiibon, Soma, 0ieIs z. peterien, Sens Gbriltenien,
Carl Iasmusier, Sens Gang, u. g. Daortenier,
@m. aoarup, Better anoerfen, 6. q. ebriitenjcm s.
g. Sobnien Yaartin 2arien, 8. 8. Senien 30. $3,
gbriiien gaieIien, WRrs. Sobanne a~noerien, Sens Ser.
nonien, 0iels W. Nielien, z. W. Tbomien, geter
.Sanien, paitor s. g. Gbriiionien bo. So, 9eter Ss.
renien $3.50. peter giasmisien, Ses Beef, Sans
geterien Sens 6. $anien. g. peterien. 6. 6. ebri.
itenien 6. Olfen, gars. Cine pauien, @briltiane BE.
terien, Martin ai1r, 0ieIs Wunfegaaro, anoers
glasmisien, @briitian geef, Sens SaaIs, Sans poab,
ebriitian Berg, Seper Senior bn. $1.............
ae a ? as w. Dat IT, Grin e Dae0v . g s 8. esterieu,
anoretp Peterien, 9aitor 8. u. 2arien boer $500
s. g. Stamp, Sber Ssrenlen, geter Sonien. 8
Sarien, Seren g. pauTen. epler pcterien 9. g.
@ielien, g " Wooiegaarb bp. So, Sens a~nberIer,
giels glielien, Suias 9. RieIieu. SO, Q. an6erien,
Y ), Sobnlen, albert Sobnien, Sarah 0ielen, g.
peterien. 6. g. 9uno, Girls 1borup, Cars San5en,
Suliiis aanip, 9. 6. @eicn, q. 81. Soraenien bp. So,
y y Sarien $1.5O, Chris aelgoar6, Girls erifien,
S..5. Dahl Grit Sobnien, ". VI. paaIiet WQartin,
Slien, Niels 4arien gitluno, q. 90. Ssrenien, s,per
SEMEN, g. g.. peterien, Ope Simonier, erif alor.
teiiens Walter Stamp, en- uaapnt bo. 81, peter Mao.
fen Soc. 80. 49,.
Sactionotue, Soipa, getblebems Wigb, gernt giosm,rs.
len, Sboipalo peierien, Geo. SanIer,, anoers Senbrif.
len, en- in9pnt, Wlatbias 9orent5en, Maos Sarien hp.
mr.. Eiianmen.
Blair, Webr, b. 10. December 1915.
U2eo Eat ~nobtoeet. Otto Aori
Rusf. for %. fore. b. {. T. afrfe ! I
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-20

beO / brisbane. Dette bnroe tage
belle bans Sio. Nen FOR at naa
De andre Steoer, bet oil iige @rup.
per al SettIementer, iets @nnge ON
aaret, miiter ban De TO Tiger /
bper Raane6. Op en- iooonn Rei.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-20

2cOaftpr sDensiOn DeO g0p66sl.

Ff IFF~@H
oaftgr, 9r. 5Dension, Der tort ei.
ter arIgens llObruo blen inotalot
til tgit glilitartieneite. er bleoen
iaaret. Oiitnof i en- al De iiOite aan-
pc ue0 S%eitironten.
9entet Stone Os Sprn. glaoet
.SoHoerburger 3eitung@ u0tnler 0Db
6ornraelie ooer, at Den for benDeO
ct ballot 2lar iioen Oeiertereoe 81.
iter 9enoiren ira ultebel, Der uno.
peg / jim Motorbaao, oa ban par
biemme poa 0rloo og iioen lammen
men i'm lige- ~fonfirmereOe Ssn
bnr boet i 5aaborg, bar upret biem-
me og bentet i'm Some og tine
Born. De er ON 8oro / 9enoirens
M~otorbaa0 reiit bort Natten til
WanOae, Ifripes Der 10. Rou.
IRA 9~anobrmget. Soften trat !
Nar paa @runo al BET Oaarlige
8eir Ienge no, og enooa bleo bet
iioite aorn / SopItrup biPrget i
fortrinlie Silitano. Seritningen
er M (t5. Nop.) / iulo Sang ooer.
oft men Be fleite flager / 5slge
,9anneoirfe" ooer l~tobpttet, iipr
Speoen gioer meget min6re, emo
Den pleier, ira s til 10 Seffe pr.
3enoe 2on0. Sommerfornet er BOG
beOre, iiar 5aoren gfDer ganIf e
goot.
@interIpoen bliper iilOig lagt /
gar; nogle er life f9roige enonn
og andre faar ilet fife ionet. $
bet belle toget blioer ser paa Sop.
i%trlpleanen fun iaaet ganIfe liot
8interipo.
Slpstet fra SBnoeripllanO. 20
SsnoeripOer flDgte6e for nogen Sio
fioen ira GUS og 9iem, ODER ben
oanIfe @rRnie. Gen enc 6lpgt-
nina er bare Is Iar. San par
uoifrepen iom Sol0at, men lore
traf for SfDttegrapenes Mlio0er at
nrbeioe for tit 8rso | bet norolige
SnlInno; oct ger ban MI "f2. Roo.)
Gen unge Nano fortpller | 6slge
n0oroi. 9ogbl.", at Der er flor
9so isnoen ga. Wange, flyer ban,
iGrlia Born, osr af l1noerernp.
ring.
6n ting Sf9bne. Omtrent oeo
MarbunoreoIfiftet Dirfe0e en- 9p.
Ter Sergenien ue6 6a0iunO Steal
ffoIe. San bar forben Brett / Sles.
big, men fortraf til Donmarf uoen
Stntspeniior. On prioot 1tn0erItet.
telie blen en- Tio Ienot. 9o oenne
nn0eritsttelie uoeblen, maatte Ssr-
genien beitemme fig til at tase til
Tpiflanb ieen, bnor ban enonu Ie-
Der. 20 al BEN opgtige, nfboIote
0prers Conner fom I S~aonoppr.
ferlpre / Sa6iun6, oct bar flinfe
9renge, Der felpfSlgelig fog meo
GorRlorene til 9DIflono. I'll en-
Gnmilie / Saohlno, iom 6nmilien
Ssrgenien gennem anrene forre.
fponoereoe me6, er Der ! 5sIge
vHnno. u. 90" | oisie Gage ~.
Nop.) meobeIt, at BEN enc Ssn, Der
bar Wdler, er fnIoen peo Somme,
meoens ben nn0en peo en- @fsploIion
e bleDen fnn frpeteIig tiIreot, at
begge bans &nn6er bor maottet
nrrputeres, og Ser er Sare for, at
ban oil bfipe blinb.
6porfor efItra Snite | aabenraa?
s 9SeimonI" f~frtuer g5Iere Dor.
gere":
8i tillnoer os at foreipsrge,
bporior pi Der / anbenrao fun fan
faa ct fport Buno Rso ON 11gen
pr. Berion, oa man Dog ! alle pore
Nnbofreofe u6en 8anifeligbe6 fan
too bet baIpe Yin6, Der er faitfat
fom Station Of Rrigsernpringsfon-
toret, og iom prpiioenten Sr. D.
8ntocfi bar Iopet, at enbper fol
BABE, fna blot fom bet pna nogen
0on0e en- miiligt. Bi Tan f%oritaa, at
bet un6er Tioen fan ooloe ganife.
Iigbeoer ! en- Storbp at faa bet
fcrnbone Slagtefb9g, men | en-
Dp fom Nabenrna fan bet ineen
gnnifeIigbeoer poIoe, Der maa bet
bnpe andre Narfnger.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-20

DleDeH ~TreIHOrugeI ! SleafeH, iiieH
10 oper &onltnteringen al ielpe
aenosqerningerne er Der oeito DRr.
re for 9ioen life pioere at iige. go.
gen fremtrpoer Iom
It 2e6 | ben engelife 1lofabe mob
SWflanb,
fom bar meofsrt og irem6eles bper
Dag meoisrer iaa mango Eiliioeipt.
teller Of, bpoo Der biotfl er bleoet
betragtet iom flar 5olferet. ut fri.
be flere ADisartifler berom, END Der
alt err ~ifrepet, er eienipnlig ganife
ilnpttigt, % bette er en- 9oDeogruno
til, at pi lite ti6Iigere bar orntaIt
bet belle Anliggenoe. PresIen tan
Der intet uorette, men maa operlo.
De Sngen til Regeringen og be
Rorporationer, iom tioligere ! Zig.
nenoe MnIe6ning bar forbanolet meo
be engelife Wpnoigbe6er.
Der er I be fremfomne presie.
uotalelIer ogian, mere eaer minore
oirefte, bIepet flnnet pao, at ben en-
aeIif.isIanoIfe Operensfomit lite
Blot er ffa6elig for be aanfte Snter.
esler, ioapeI Be siebIiffeIige iom
moaife = ogiaa be fremti6ige, men
at ben ogIao ffifIoe bore ~itatsretlis
a~naribelig, for ina bi6t iom Nini'
iteren for SsInn6 er optraa6t poa
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-20

monmisfion
Scr fuitteret, ie abI. Nr. sc. 1894
3rnfant, Mid, ct. 3bomas Wigbs Gpinoef. ...... 8
gortIano, Oregon, getbania W2gbs aninoeforening. -. 8
GLENDALE, Winn, pars. Carrie Nepgaaro.. .......... 2
Stapleburit @ebr, Mrs. aune 5. pbiaipien -. 10
Grira, Soma, g. u. SeSien.. -. .......... 1
auoubon, Soma, (aae Wrs) 6. g. Gbrifenien, 3. g.
Gbriihanien, geter Hasmusien, gbrifiane anoerien,
Gbriihue @otbieen, aarcn Semen, 3. 9. Sobnien,
Daortin 6. Wiortenien, Better Sonien, Sens 6. anoer.
fen, ). g. Senien, Sens anoreoien, bb. 81, Gbrhtine
0piit, ariitine Ebomien, g. Serenien bo. SOC, ling.
oomsforeningen So. 49,. 80. ............... f8
Bermiaion, z. 9af, 9anif 92isiionsf. =. .......... 10
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-20

(6Ortiot fra siSe 81
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-20

6pert aIeoningsinffe afleoere ct
tilionrenOe bru9t aIpouinssinffe,
enten moo en- @ootgsreIIe elIer gra-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-20

oomsforeningen So. 49,. -. ............. 1880
8ermiaion, z. gaf, 3anif gasionsf. 80. -. 1000
Eiiammen. .$104645
ill Sen6agsftoIen SuIetrq Sapan.
Scr fpiteret, i abl. Nr. 80. 5505
Blair, 9ebr, Mrs. Sulus RieIien. -. .....,...... LOO
elf &orn, Soma, q. 6. Rasnnsfen. -. .............. 100
Spencer, Soma, Mrs. 6. 6. Carrier. ............... 100
eugene. Oregon, Sans GieIen.. .............. 200
5resno, Cali, Mrs. z. Sobnfn Observation-Disclosures. 100
3iliammen. $6f. 05
Ill Sn6innerne 3uIetrR:
Scr fpnteret. fe abI Rr. go. ............ s 35
cit Sorn. Soma, WPrs. 8. 6. Hasmusien. .......... LOO
Spencer, Soma, WRrs. 6. 9. Carrier. =. ............ 100
grufb, Solo, ct ansgars Wp9b's aOnoef. .......,.. 1000
Snrop, Nebr, anna, aptb, annnoa, cg 0agnp aaIoabI. 800
5resno, Cali, Mrs. z. Sobnfn. -. ............. 100
Gilonnen. $3.50
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-09
YOU MUST GO BACK OF
The PAIN AND CURE
THE CAUSE OF
sT FIRST

Rheumatism is not just local
soreness. The pain in the muscle
or joint is merely q symptom
the cause is much deeper.
Rubbing the sore spot with oils
or liniments brings a certain
amount of temporary relief, but
the disease is still in the SYSTEM
and the pain will come back again.
Rheumatism is poison in the
blood. That poison must be re-
moved before the disease can be
cured.
The wonderful successes attend
ing the use of S. s. S. in cases of
rheumatism are due to the fact
that s. S. S. goes right to the
source of the trouble.
It acts directly on the blood
purifies the blood and removes
the poison that is the cause of
rheumatism.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-09
FOOD FACTS
What An NJ. ID. Learned.

A prominent physician down in
Georgia went through a food expert
ence which he makes public:
at was my own experience that first
led me to advocate Grape-Nuts food;
and / also know from having pre-
scribed 1t to convalescents and other
weak patients that this food is a Won
derful rebuilder and restorer of nerve
and brain tissue, as well as muscle. 1t
improves the digestion and patients
gain, Just as i did in strength and
weight, very rapidly.
"'I was in such q low state that |
had to give up my work entirely and
go to the mountains. but two months
there did not improve me; in fact /
was not quite as well as when / left
home. My food did not sustain me
and it became plain that L must
change.
"I began to use Grape-Nuts and in
two weeks / could walk mile, and in
five weeks returned to my home and
practice, taking up hard work again.
Since that time / have felt as we'll and
strong as l ever did in my life.
"As physician who seeks to help
all sufferers | consider 1t duty to
make these facts public"
Trial 10 days on Grape-Nuts when
the regular food does not seem to sus-
tain the body will work wonders.
There's a Reason" Name given by
Postum Co.. Battle Creek, Mich
Ever read the above letter? A new
ono appears from time TO time. They
are genuine, true, and full of human
interest
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-09

Rubbin8 Cant Reach
RI E:UMATI ISM

II you suffer from rheumatism in
any of its forms, your first step
towards health must be to purify
your blood. Start now taking
S- ;. $. according to directions.
Our laboratory is the best equipp-
ed of it's kind in the world. We
have facilities for extracting the
medicinal qualities from herbs
and roots and ageing them---pos-
sessed by no other concern.
s. S. S. is not a drug---itis pure
ly vegetable. 1t is Natures own
remedy---the blood purifying
properties extracted from native
roots and herbs.
S. s. s. has been known for half
a century as a blood purifier, and
for diseases arising from impuri-
ties in the blood. Druggists all
over the Country carry it in
stock---or can getit for you with
out delay.
Don't be satisfied with anything
but the genuine.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-09
WHY DO YOU SUFFER
PAINFUL TWINGES?
Backaches. Headaches, Lumbago and
Rheumatic Pains Quickly Disappear
Before New Remedy

1t is no longer necessary for anyone
to suffer without effort to cure with
that headachy. all-run-down feeling
that is often the result of kidney
trouble.
1t is no longer necessary for you to
contend without treatment with dis
agreeable bladder and urinary disor-
ders or be tortured with rheumatism,
stiff or swollen joints or the heart
vrenching miseries that follow as a
result of neglected or poorly working
kidneys. Solvax is designed to quickly
and surely relieve such troubles.
SolvaX is a wonderful discovery that
has always been so widely successful
that every package is sold under a
positive guarantee to refund the
money if it does not relieve the worst
case of kidney disorder.
Your money back if you want it,
is the way all the best druggists are
selling this great kidney remedy. a
guarantee like that speaks eloquently
for the merit of SolvaX.
Do not suffer another minute until
YOU see if Solvax will not relieve you.
1t it doesn't, tell the druggist that you
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cheerfully refund it. Sold in Harris
burg by II. c. Kennedy and other lead
-sng dealers.-AdV.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-09
MISSING MAN
FOUND IN JAIL
Former Cumberland County
Resident Sentenced TO Be
Electrocuted

Carlisle, Pa. Feb. 9.-Mystery sur
rounding the disappearance of Harry
Filler, formerly of Churchtown, this
county, has been cleared up by a coun-
ty resident now in the western part
of the State, who found in the man in
the Westmoreland county Jail await
ing death on a charge of murder.
Filler left his home here about 12
years ago without informing any of
his relatives. and until this week
nothing had been heard from him.
A. l.. Richwine, a former neighbor,
heard of the man and found him in
the Jail. Filler admitted his identity.
He is said to have served several terms
on minor charges prior to being SEN
fenced on the charge of numbering
an employer in order to secure some
So which he had. Recently he al
most escaped from the Jail by tilinG
away the loci. OF his cell with a nail
file. He was sentenced to be electro
cuted on January 2S. but q stay was
given pending decision on an applica-
tion for a new trial in the United
States court.
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Recent Deaths in
Central Pennsylvania
Special to the Telegraph

Waynesboro.-C. A. Yonson. aged
5S years, former resident of Waynes-
boro, died suddenly yesterday while
on his way from Orlando, Fla, to
Richmond. Va.
Sunbury.-Daniel Snyder. aged 6S,
retired farmer, died at his home
near Turbotville. -Four children sur
vive.
Sunbury. Mrs. Caroline Gaskins,
asged 6S. died at her home at Dan
Vile after a five weeks illness.
Sunbury.-Mrs. Anne +. -Everhard,
aged "a. died at her home at Milton
after n years illness. She spent her
entire life there.
COncwaSo.-Levi d. Sipe, aged GO,
died from pneumonia. He is survived
by three brothers and two sisters. He
was a farmer and gardener by occu-
patton.
DiIlsburC.-Funeral services for John
Gerber. a lifelong resident ofWarring-
ton township, who died suddenly in
York on Saturday, were held this
morning in the Warrington Friends
Meeting House, near Rossville.
Blain. Word has been received
here of the death of Frank Shreffler,
of Pittsburgh, q former Perry coun-
tian, following an operation for ap-
pendiCitiS,
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TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY

this is used in the manufacture OF the
frogs and switches. The excess product
is sold to other companies in the East.
The paper box factory of Zang & Co.
is another busy place and the 15 en-
ployes there are working steadily turn
ing out about 5000 boxes daily which
are used by shoe factories in Carlisle
and hosiery mills located along the
main line of the Pennsylvania Rail
road Company. The plant has been in
operation about twelve years and for
the past three years has been under
the present management Business is
reported to be much better in this fac
tory than it was year ago.
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PENNSYLVANIA NEWS
Death Causes First Break
in Family After go years

Mechanicsburg. Pa. Feb. - The
death of Miss Gertrude f. Zacharias
occurred late yesterday afternoon at
her home at the corner of High and
Locust streets after six weeks illness
due TO complication of diseases. She
was Il graduate OF the Mechanicsburg
high school and an active member in
st. Pauls Reformed Church. She was
aged SO years and prominently known
in this locality. Miss Zacharias' death
makes the first break in the family
circle after sixty years of married life
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
A. Zacharias. Besides her parents she
is survived by one brother, Frank r.
Zacharias, of Enid. Okla. The funeral
service, to be private. will be held
on Friday afternoon at o'clock. the
Rev. John S. Adam officiating, assisted
by the Rev. Joseph l.. Guy, of Waynes-
boro, a former pastor, and the Rev.
George Fulton, pastor of the local
Presbyterian Church. Burial will be
made in Chestnut Hill Cemetery.
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ATLANTA, GA.

Carlisle is one of the thriftiest towns
in the country and aside from her in
dustries takes great pride in public
improvements. During the coming
summer North Pitt street, from the
Cum berland VALLEY station to the
freight tracks, distance of about
1000 feet, will be paved with brick
This in addition to the paving already
completed will give Carlisle about
three miles of paved streets. Move
ments are on foot. too, to pave other
streets in the borough during the COM
ing summer, but as yet no streets, eN-
cept North Pitt street, have been de-
cided upon definitely.
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