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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-22

eiHeH falIdlen Gin0rucf 6crporaerlfen
bat uno ih lDii1tlche, 0ieIe 9liBberItdnoz
ntlle alti5ufldren.@
v!Meue Abiidt mdr es. oltf has iebr
nlrcftc un0 notiirlide Sutereiie bin5ls
,peilcn iueIchc5 0ieies 9ano as cincs
Der neutralcn oaron 6aben lullb, Sic
her'dieoenen Griee55ielc, lpeldje Sic
straightforward beaen, 5u crfa6ren,
/ dber id1 1attc nie6t Die NbIicht on5llbelz
ten, oaB- Die gunbesreQieruno beobz
Iicfii9r, eiHen @cchiel in i6rer Golitif
Der irrittcn gitutralitdt eintreteu su
lallelL Sic mir troB allcr lretio lpad1z
'eHoen Selpieri9feiten bis lest 0urct=
9efiihrt babcn.
vgsetbuf MIR Ieio, naB meiuc gorte
gu einer anocren 9luffai1lng fiibren
fpnnten, neren @i19licffcit mir ieBt
'eiblt flar 9eluprocn lit. 'Sd elaubc,
naB Der gan5e Suu ltno Ser gSortlmlt
Ser 9'oten IN nie ariegfil6renoea ocreu
Stele nno 3luef audl pbne jeoen lueie
teren apnlmentar flor itcllen. sscll
br0llde faum nuel Fin5u 5u fiioeu, baB
id lelblt Ollrdaus fir ocrcn @pric)lao
bin Hno buffe, OaB Die gIptcu 9lnuahe
inc ftlpen iperocn.
Gimc neue Scniatipn.
/ 9alhsineton, 21. Gcs. sus
lid, Nte aullne lucn- Soerrn 2nnlillas err
cir G'rfldrnns bcute ginrecn in Ser
9unoesbauptitobt rerbreitete, erreate
peren Snhalt cine lnbeidrcibliohe Ser
bliiffltns iii nen 6eaierungsfrciIen ltnb
lllter Den ullsliinoiifcn 9tplpmatcu.
| Salo lpllroe es ieonh irgenoipie be-
fanllt, oaB bic @rfldruns ocs Staotse
lcfretGr5 bllrclals Hidbt Sic uole gile
ligltns Ses gSeiBen $oauies gcfltnoen
/ bate. &ier ,muroe Dor 9len1 bcfiirchtet.
| nuS rie lpillffirlidle @erfiinoieuna bes
oerrn Gaming beIonoers ii, oc1 fremz
Ben HcgierungsIieen ols Elm pffi5iellcr
| 3llaR III Oes 9raiioel1ten 9lotcu ouf@
laefuBt lperhell tDnnte. @alo barauF
foI9tc hie aonferen8 8lpiie6eu gsillon
lno Gaming, lpeldler iich oann SIT ser
flasliden sueiten @rtldrllng beouee
imen nulBte
,Sln SseiBen Sonltle lelblt pcrbielt
non ld] alien Slnfrnaen gc9eniiber
nurd'alls ablebneno.
Nud III Scr belltIhcu @ptIelaft oab
nan lid, ncu Slnid)cin, ais uh Sic Or
fldrlna pcs Serrn2aniing sic oeltIhen
Slplpn'aten gan5 falt gelaiier bdttc.
| Sdapenfreuhe bel sen slliirten.
gci Sen gntente 9iplomate,, cre
rcgte Die erlte Sseroffcntliduuo Ses
StaatSiefretdrs notiirIid) nart1 Sem
erl1cn Gritanen offene Sehaoenfrellbe.
oa Bic alliirten &ertreter Sic pproeltz
risen 9loteu pes GrdIioenten ibeillpeiIe
,,als cine llnterlt4suns ser oeutIheu
| 6rieoetsalltrdge aufeefabt batten.
Sic lollen oaher ibren 9icgierllngeu
alc] gleid9 nepeld)irt baben. Die 9tpteu
oes Eralloenteu in einen1 frelneIhoft>
licten Slnne allf5unebmel.
Gs lpurbe bel oielcr GjcIeoen6cit
aldr bcfannt, lpas Ser Soauptsuccf Ser
Se'nhe lpar, melde Die iamntlihcn
ausipdrtisen Sutidafter nno@cianbten
bente Dem Staatspepartcment abltat~
teten. 5err 2aniing tbeilte i6ueu IN
%erbinbnng nit oen gipten bcs 9rdli=
ncnten NIT nab bic Sunpesregierllna
fe't erpartet, nab Sic frieefiibrenben
Me9icrunsen ibr ibre Srieoensbebine
sungeu poer varicss5iele", I'M nit
@crrn Gaming 6l ipreden, ppllltdnoig
|pffen lno ebrlid flar legcn piirben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-22
@rai Ser,itorif bpffnunsspull.

ssolbingtun q. Sea. Slls
@raf scrnltorff acitcrn bon Ser
slblenolune Der 9'pte bes Grdiioenten
sslllon an nie &rissIilbrcnoen borte,
rief CT aus:
vssun bin id pollitdnbia iibcr=
5elst, oab mir cine aonfercn5 babe,l
iperben."
Ser sotid)after entbielt iid tpei@
tcrer slenBerunsen iiber Iolhe Som
Ieren6. lmo briifte nur leine 3upcrs
lid)t alls, SaB pes 9rdiioenten Iote
cine Selprehnn9 Scr Sehin9uneen
I'M gefolge bnben ipiiroe, ppburd cine
Seenoislng hes &ricgcs 8li er8iclen
mdre.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-22

gcgen Die ocltidcn Gaubbopte mil
&anoner arnirt llnb rei1lic) nit Be,
|5l oicien 9cb0risen 1hunition ber=
lorgt linh.
Stalieniid,cr 9ampier ,tad, &olifun
,,ntergcsanscn.
Saris, 21. Sea. Cine 9cpeIehc
aus @arieille berihtet, baB Elm italie
enil6cr 9uupfcr nat) eincln 3nlamz
mcnltobc nit Dem frans0iiiGen arcll=
aer vGrncit 8enan" berlllnfcn lit. 9as
italieni1de sbiff. bas beurlaubte itaz
licniIde Solbateu nod Der Soein1atf
bradte, tpalrbe BEL Scr aoliilion nitten
bnrdgeidnitten. Sic Sabl ber Geretz
teten miro nit 120 aneegeben, lpdbz
renb lnebrerc Ser Splbaten ertrllnfeu
lcill fpQen.
.Wsagnat Gdbleiiens geitprbcn.
slm It er oa III, iiber 2onbon, 81
Dcs. slus Berlin tpirb ee,neloet, Da{
Siirlt Soendel bon 9oi,nersnmref i'm
sllter bon 81 Sabrcn bnrb ben Gof
abberltfen ipurbe.
Ser geritprbenc NOR elmer Ser
rcidlteu oelitIden SnbultrieIlen. Ser
|grDBte 5beil ocr idleiiideu @iienberg=
tperfe ipar iein gisentbum. Gr lpar
ferner 8eliber beoeutenoer @offen=
fabrifen Eapierlniiblen, bon aoblcn=
|minen, CT mar @roBgrlnbbcliber unr
|belaB art) ausgebebntc 2anbcreien in
ben &olontell.
9emtidlanbs jiinsiter Slieserlcntuamt
Glen, I'M Saobember, brieflide
Meloung. SranS @ottc, gobn bes 3iez
seleibeiiber' aarl Sobanu @Dtte in
Glien. lpllrbe gum Seutuant beforbert
CT trat, faum 16 Sabre aft, ais
ariessfreiiuiaiser in Das preuBiIde
Seer eil1, macbte oan lpdbrenb besarie=
|ses iein ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS unr
biirfte nit cinem Mlter bon 1S ssab=
rem lpobl Der iiinslte ocuideSlugselg>
fiibrer I'M 8elbe iei1.
Gin iebes Nsittel brutaliten Samit
rcdJtes lit hcn ensliiden S5allnu=s
fem redJt.
q III It er oam, iiber 2oubor, 21
Seq. Sic britil6e Nesierung bat oe,
bollanoiiden @eldGftslellten berboten
heutide gerfebrs @elegen1eiten 81
benuBen, lpelcbe aud oenNeutrnIen Of.
lien ltebeu. sIae Dollanold1en @uuffcuft
11,iillell lid, ipenn iie cine aabeloepeldt
ablcnoen, lhriftli6 berpfliDte,t, Der
beltlden Selef,lnfenoienit 5lt bopfpt=
tiren.
0Dlb saben tic bem 8atcrlanhc fir
Giicm!
Berlin, gllbe 9eobct1ber, briefli.
6e Ielbuns. Sic aronpria5eili,l bis
Sd)irmberrin ber @olbanfallfslfeIle1
tit, beludte fiir5ltd bie Goioantaufs=
| lteQe i'm Abseorbnetenbous. gnrpfan=
gen iplrbc lie bon oen,@oriiBenben llnl
gbrenallsldub, Gberbiirsern,eiite,
|Berml1tb unb bem Yrdiibenten Bel
@eidsbanf ST. @abenitein. anipeieni
iparen ferner bie Grdfin 8aboIin<a0.
|nissntard Ser itaotiide 9e8ernen
Sfabtratb galtilc lnb ber 8iirgerbepn:
tirte @ortbn1ann. Giele Ser bon aIlct
seiten eiuselieierten G'pfoiaden ipllr:
ben belidti9t; es ipllroe beridtet, bai
|in gcrlin in Ben erltcn brei @p6e1
|neben pielen Slltpeleu adt bis nelu
3ertner @olb a6seliefcrt iporoen iinb
Sic @il,ncrsborfer @olbanfaufs
llteue bat III Sen erlten aipet 8o9eu if.
res 8eltebens 43 ailo9ramm reine1
Goloes erlporben n,to iiber $4,000 Wf
|bafiir ausge5ablt. 9erGerfebr be5iffer
liih allf tdglidl etipa $50, Herlpnen. a
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-22
2aniing bat iid) nnlterbli6 blaulirt.
Ser betannte Brttenfrenno ber6Mentlidbte geitern
WVorgen etne gang Seniatiomeue Grflarmma
teu feue Trieoeasbotdaiea, loSern 9robbris1e ein,
@urb bam Iabcncu id III cucr oou, fodc
JcpDfatlDn

aning auptcte Sic Ser nmite6o eca6r in
Den ar1e9 bernidet peroen goQn ncds hnanahe
Die &rugs5e &rcafbren genan fenueu crncu Gr
berldare etHe grfldrng nod
bpttc ld im &eiBen 6at tiAtn 9iffe luS crliss
cine 5meie erlaruna i'm Sne 5aa unb b
pcB nidt."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-22

geaen Die oentIbcn 1audboote nit
aanonen arlnirt rno rei9lic1 nit Ser
|5n oicien scb0risen 1aunition per~
lorgt linb.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-22

Yaris, 21. Sea. Ser aorreIponz
bent bes .Sigdrp" in goroeang telcs
9rapbirt. baf jett bic meiiten Der aus
bielcm Safen alsfabrenben fran5Dii@
idcn Sanbclsbampfcr s,m Shukc (?)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-22

2onopn, 81. 9es. Ser ~Star"
|llnb sic 0lilp saeius". ipeldc allerz
bings beibe SIT ben .pasifilhen" Sldts
tern scb0ren, iueilen beutc iibereinz
Itin1nenp parauf bit, bab bisbcr Der
aemberme pes Hren,iers 2lupo Ges
|orge, ubnb @nglato eine tpeitere gnts
ipidellun 9cutldlanos auf fricnliebe.
'@aiis NIT Srenoen bcgriiBen ipiiroe"
niht Sie sebiibrenbc 9eabtung ges
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-22
idenft tpuroen ipdre. Ser .gtar"

IStHlt pNbtlt iUll.
uSm aroBen @on5en lit aber iebl
Der ausblid Der Ienlhbeit nidt meb,
10 bitter ipie beim borjdbrigcn @eibs
nadten. Sic 9totipnetl iinb ipcniaItens
10 ipeit aefommen. iid iiber bie sriez
lpensmDgIidfeiten aus5lllpre6e1. 8enn
lte bierbei nod 9esen einanoer, onltatl
5u chamber ipred)en, 10 bat bas ieinen
@rllnb barin, baB Sic Worge1r6tbe bes
Srieocns eben crit i'm Mlfse6cn be-
|griffen lit"
Su @eseniabe gu oielen riibmliden
ausnabmen idldst bas 2eibblatt
alopo Georges, Die .9ailp Mail"
aaeroinss einen iebr Idarien 5on an.
Sic peripebrt iid seeen bic Muffai@
Jung, baB Die Geoe bes Yrclniers berl
Srieoensm6slihfeiten Sic Gbiire offen
9elanen bdttc Sic @abrbeit lpdre,
oaB Slppo George einen jeoen Sriez
oensidluB bebinsunsslos abselebnt
bate, ibenn 9eutld9lanb nid,t bereit
Iein fpirbc, bie brei eneIiIten oauptz
beoin9ungen poll llnb gan5 5ll erfiiuen
Srianb perliert int scnat ieine @ubc.
Garis, 21. Sea. Scr senotpr
8erenger grill in Ser belltisen genots=
lielln9 has neuc &abinctt, ncllen @pr~
Iisellnen, Den Wanael an Organization
I'M 2anoc lrnb bic gauge .laiiigc"
ariegfiibring in elmer 10 beftisen @eie
Ie, all DOB Gren,icrniniirer 8rianb i'll
Ieiner Intlportreoe ieine tpptid]e 8ube
nerlpr nno iebr biei9 uno alsfalleub
lpurbe. ST ertldrte lofprt. bab eli
onr6aus bcreit lpare. ieberseit sllriief@
5ntrcten, irenn man fir lein Slmt einen
.beiieren Mann" ftnben lpiirpe. Sam,
Sps er sesen oie unsabligen 3arlaz
mentscon1nittees pnnt 2eber, ppr sic er
|unb Die iibrigen @iiniiter fortiudhrcno
aitirt miirben llnh rief erregt aus, mic
inter iolchen Gerboltnillen Gin Grde
libent bes v@ricsstabinctts" audi ell,
nirtlider .AriegspraliSent" iein unb
Den aries III elmer e,,ergiiden, iclblts
! ltdnbieen Reilc leiten f0nntc."
Sie friehliebeuben 6ollanher.
eeSm $ 9, iiber 2onhpr, 81. 9cs.
Scr Understandings 5rieoensfonsres
bat cine ReiolutioH aneenonuncn unb
an ale frieefiibrcnbeil Mesierunsen
rcrlhidt, in lpelter nnrauf binselpicz
lien luirb, baB bas soaliptfrteesaieI aIler
9satipnen laut ibren eisenen @erfiinoi-
eunsen bas lparc, Ser @elt nah biez
lem fiird)terIihet 99eltbrano einen
oauernben @ettfrieben 5u iidern. Sic
lcs 3iel fonrte jest iehpn crreicht lpcrz
Den, Do sic leitenben SIatsntanner
Gn9lanbs, Sranfreid)s nnb 9eutld1=
lanbs lidJ fit bic 8eltfriebensihee
ausseiproden batten.
@ilions sspte ansclanst.
2onbon, 81. Sea. Ser @orldlaq
Ser 8nnbesre9ieruns al einem Meiz
nunssaustauldb Der aricefiibrenben
iiber ibre 6rieoensbebinsunscn lit I'M
en9liledh sluslpartisen slmtc einsez
lanfen uno miro Jest bon ser bieiisen
Resierltna in @ripasllng ge5ogen iper=
BEN Cine mtlihc sleuberllng iibe,
bie amerifanilden Noten lit fiirs Grits
Illidt Su erlparten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-22
Str ruiiidt,8dr IN b. s$...,,ge gttritbtu,
0uh lid etn8etreitt 1T Der 9obral IDA 3u,,t Sample
8e8en iet,te WertoI8tr itcuem
,iter meloen ielbf erfolareidu ansrif BET @eauer.
Snt ltcbriau cnt bic beni Secesnng MbTd Maddtcn
unrbrItem

galn onc ipobl tpicocr Elm 1Wadcnien icg" d
Huen IN Der Gpbuha bleb nod Sic Shdt bcr Die
II An Der Gerbn 6ront oen bic Geutden @a1r
bonbaroire' - Sn Nea5cooieh enccfaa mitariden
Gpaonn Sic Gnsldnocr Meiopotamn picocr rcd rii6ro
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-03
Fighting Around Fort
Conducted With RedOubled
Violence, and Heavy Loss

Paris. March 3.-Bombardmen
and attacks on the part of German
troops continued all yesterday even
ing in the region to the north of Ner-
dun, according to announcement made
by the French War Office this after
noon. This fighting was conducted
with redoubled violence.
Near Douaumont several fruitless
endeavors on the part of the Germans
were repulsed with cruel losses for
them. Nevertheless the Germans sue
ceeded in reaching the village of
Douaumont, where the fighting con-
tinues with ferocity.
The village of NauX also was at
tackled by the Germans but these ad-
vances were checked by the French
fire and the Germans were compelled
to retire, leaving a great number of
dead.
The bombardment continued with
great intensity yesterday evening and
last night in the Woevre district but
French forces held the Germans in
check by their curtain of fire.
The artillery of the Germans has
been active in the vicinity of Malin-
court and near Haucourt.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-03
DEMOCRATS WILL
ELECT AT PRIMARY
National Committeeman Must
Be Chosen by Voters-Re-
publicans Different

Decision that the Democratic ma
tional committeeman from Pennsylva-
MIA must be elected at the Statewide
primary on May 16 has been made by
Deputy Attorney General w. M. Har-
gest in an opinion given to Secretary
of the Commonwealth Woods. This
decision, which is in answer to let
ter from \. Mitchell Palmer, the pres
ent committeeman, is based on the
Democratic national resolution of
1912 and the State primary act OF
1913. The certificate of election is to
be made to the State chairman. The
Republican rules provide for election
of the Republican national commit
teemen by the State committee.
Deputy Attorney General w. H. Kel-
Ter has informed Highway Commits
sioncr Cunningham that he may set
aside out of the 100000 appropri-
alton for constructing and maintain
ing State-aid highways "a sufficient
sum to cover a liberal estimate of the
cost of maintaining and repairing
State-aid highways" which may re-
quire it. The opinion was given be-
cause the act of assembly did not di-
vide the half million between con-
struction and repairs.
In another opinion Mr.. Keller holds
that the State Board of Examiners for
Registration of Nurses has authority
to make inquiries of training schools
regarding graduates and activities as
well as dismissals.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-03
Give California Syrup of Figs"
at once if bilious or
constipated.

Look at the tongue, mother! If
coated it is a sure sign that your
little ones stomach, liver and bowels
need a gentle, thorough cleansing at
once.
When peevish. cross, listless, pale,
doesn't sleep, doesn't eat or act natu-
rally. or is feverish, stomach sour,
breath bad; has stomach-a ache, sore
throat, diarrhoea. full of cold. give a
teaspoonful of California Syrup of
Figs" and in few hours all the foul,
constipated waste, undigested food
and sour bile gently moves out of the
little bowels without gripping, and you
have q well, playful child again.
You needn't coax sick children to
take this harmless fruit laxative;"
they love its delicious taste, and it al
ways makes them feel splendid.
Ask your druggist for a 50-cent
bottle of California Syrup of Figs"
which has directions for babies, chill
dren of all ages and for grown-ups
plainly on the bottle. Beware of coun-
lerfeits sold here. To be sure you get
the genuine, ask to see that it is made
by california Fig Syrup Company"
Refuse any other kind with contempt.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-03
SENIOR BOYS in
APRIZE CONTEST
Young Orators Speak For the
Lamberton Prize at Central
X High School Today

The Senior Boys Oratorical Prize
Contest was held this afternoon at
2:30 O'Clock in the auditorium of
Central High School. The prizes for
this contest were established by the
late attorney, James NJ. Lamberton.
i'm honor of his father, Robert \.
Lamberton, l.. l.. ID. Under the untir-
ing industry of Miss Anabelle Swartz,
much time and study was put on the
orations and the result was really
keen.
The judges of the contest were:
Composition, Howard NJ. Holle, w.
Harry Musser. and DR.. II. r. Douglas
Delivery, the Rev. Edwin A. Pyles
Andrew $. Patterson and Scott S.
Leiby.
The following program was pre-
sented: March. High school orchestra;
prayer, the Rev. Edwin \. Pyles;
music, sands of Dee" MacFerren
choir; prize contest. subject, Robert
Morris. No. l. Horace Nunemaler:
No. ,, JAY Smith; music. Senior Boys
Glee Club, our old High" Parks
'They All Love Jack" Adams-Park:
prize contest continued. No. 8, Homer
Krider; No. 4. Stanley Wengert; music
"Hark the Merry Elves" Callcott,
choir; presentation of prizes; music,
America" school: benediction.
Many guests of the Senior boys
were present and the contest was en-
joyed by all. The subject for next
years contest is John Marshall"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-03

Nursery, Associated Aids. Children's
Ald Society of Pennsylvania, House
OF st. Michaels and All Angels of Phil
adelphia and several other homes.
The question of cost for keeping chill
dren in private homes has not yet been
decided.
City Clerk ILL., - Charles A. Miller.
Harrisburg's veteran city clerk is iii
at his home. 615 Briggs street
Ask For SprinkIcr-Swcepcr Bids
Next Week. - City Commissioner w.
il. Lynch. superintendent of streets
and public improvements, will ask for
bids for the new automatic street
sweeper and sprinkler bids early next
week.
Trial of Rider-York Haven Case On.
Trial of the trespass action OF John
B. Rider against The York Haven
Power Company was begun in Com
mon Pleas court tnis morning follow
ing the close or liquor license argu-
ments. other common pleas cases
postponed from last week will be
taken up Monday. Rider is suing the
York Haven company for the second
time for damages he contends has
been done TO mis- farm in the lower
end of the county by the construction
of a dam across the Susquehanna by
the company. The dam, he says. has
diverted the water that nurtured the
land.
At the Registrars OfIicc.-Wils
probated to-day included the follow
ing: Henry Metzger. city. letters tes-
tamentary to his widow Florence; c.
w. Tawley Dauphin, letters to George
Tawley. Letters OF administration
were issued on the estate of Catherine
Aldinger to John p. Aldinger. The
will of J. Wesley Neil, this city. was
probated just before noon and letters
were granted by Registrar Il. c. Dan
ner to Hettie ". his wife
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-03

the Germans for their concentric ar
tillery fire.
The activity of the British along the
front in Belgium has begun to attract
increased attention with the delivery
of the thrust which yesterday won
back for them the 500 yards of
trenches they lost last month along
the Ypres-Comines canal. From var
ious sources have come accounts of
heavy artillery play along the User
front. Whether these reports arose
merely from the preparatory fire for
the local attack of yesterday or if q
still greater effort by the British is in
course of development is not vet APP
parent.
Comparative inactivity prevails on
the other war fronts.
From Bombay comes a report that
the Portuguese have hoisted their flag
on all the German steamers at Nor
mugao, the Germans on board being
interned at Panjim, capital of the
Portuguese colony of Gao, in India.
These seizures follow similar ones in
Portuguese waters elsewhere, at nome
and in the colonies. Germany was
recently reported to have sent an ulti-
matum to Portugal demanding the re-
storation of the reqmsitioned steam
erS
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-03
LNY FURTHER PIlNNs

a meeting of the denominational
committees for the laynen's mission
airy convention was held i'm the
Y. NJ. G. \. building last evening and
further plans discussed for the gath
erings on March 1914.
The big meeting on Sunday after
noon. March -. at Grace Methodist
Episcopal Church, will be largely at
tended and spaces will be reserved for
all Bible classes that signify their in
tention OF coming in body The
Sunday meeting will be for men only,
and it was the suggestion of the depu-
tation last evening that the local COM
mittees urged their church members
to attend en- masse and march from
the church TO the convention.
The purpose of the campaign is
fundamentally TO inform men of the
world situation as it is to-day,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-03
Out-of- Flown Folk Coming
to Hear Lyric Tenor

Large delegations of music lovers
from nearby towns will swell the audi
ence that will fill Chestnut street audi
torium this evening to hear foR the
first time the great lyric tenor. John
b. Siefert, in concert. Mr.. Siefert be-
gins his trans-continental tour in this
city and has promised to give his
audience this evening from four to
SIX OF the best numbers in his large
repertoire, including the lullaby from
the opera, "Joselyn." and "Murmuring
Iephyrs' by Jensen. He will also an
pear in the duet, Il Feel Thv Angel
Spirit with a. w. Hartman, basso,
OF TINS city. Other leading lights on
the program will be Master Curpc,.
Mattox, of Philadelphia. boy violinisf
who delighted Harrisburg Elks So
much in the last annual memoriaI !
service; Miss Rae, reader; Mrs. w K
Blin paugh' soprano, and Mrs. Marie
Wesbroom- Dagger, pianist, of PhiIadeI-
phia.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-03
Pittsburgh Streets
Can't Compare With
City's in Cleanliness

Harrisburg certainly has odds on
Pittsburgh when the question of clean
and well-kept streets are considered"
City Engineer NJ. b. Cowden made
that statement to-day in discussing
the big convention of highway COM
missioners, city engineers and others
interested in good roads problem at
the Good Roads Congress in Pitts
burgh. Mr.. Cowden and City Com
missioner w. II. Lynch, Supernten-
dent of Streets and Public Improve
ments. returned last evening from
Pittsburgh where they had repre-
sented Harrisburg in the convention
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-03
HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA
PLAYS TO LARGE AUDIENCE

A most enjoyable program was pre-
sented last evening in the auditorium
of Central High School by the High
School orchestra. Assisted by the
Updegrove orchestra. many difficult
selections We're played. Mrs. Roy
Cox's songs, "A Birthday" and "Wiil
o. the Wisp," We're very entertaining.
A few readings We're cleverly given
by Miss Anabelle Swartz, the decla-
nation teacher of Central High, and
were loudly applauded. William Nv
ers and jay Smith, two members OF
the High School orchestra, gave a
duet.
The auditorium was well filled with
an appreciative audience which en-
joyed every minute of the well-deveI-
oped program.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-03
REAL ESTATE {
February Fell Behind
Same Month of 1915

While builders and realty men gem
arallv predict month of activity in
building circles this month. to date not
single permit has been issued. Some
tatner extensive operations have been
planned, however. IL is understood, per-
mits for which which will help swell
the present months total. Among the
large permits expected in the near flu
ture is the new j.. b. Montgomery Com
pany warehouse, in Tenth street
February fell behind somewhat as a
building month. according to the rec
ords in the Building Inspectors office
for the past thirty days only sixteen
permits were issued at an approNima te
cost of 3l.460. In February. 1915,
twenty-one permits were issued at a
cost of S3S.425.
The biggest single item last month
was eX-Councilman Morris S;trohm' $
permit to erect six three-story mansard
roof dwellings. 1912 to 1922 Berryhill
street. They will cost $4,000.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-03

90 John Ament. Steelton. S70N' Charlie
u. Bates to Mary Dolman. Steelto1
$1,000; G. w. Cumbler's executors 4
Y. Mrljak, Bressler. $685. II. T.. Wheele
ct al. to John c. Orr Middle Paxton
81; John G. Orr to II. -. Delmonte, Mid
die Paxton, 81; II. *. Bucher to j. n
Bucher, 1ft0 Derry. 1I1l Thompson; !
II. Bucher to Lena T.. Bucher. 14t
Derry and III Thompson; Marie D
Graupucr to \. NJ. and Nora a. Keand
165-G7 Paxton. and +. j. Henley ct al
to Ethel +. Allen, 2lll Reel, considera
ton I'm each instance 81.