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uemtekeitcn ans Jctua.

9eg Rotnes. Gurdl 6os bon
einem 9unoes ge3irtsridter in
Blaine, Gidter Sale, abeegebene l1r.
tell BADEN 9es Moines uno 9olt
: Gountp in Dem gegell beioe bon Co
min Gbader augeitrengten Bro5eb
tpegen 8~erletung ieiuer 8riidenpa.
tente cine grobe Silfe ~eefunOen. Die
Gnti1eioltng oes oitliden RidDterS
miro iest in Der @erteioigungsi6rift
Der 4nfp1lte fir Ges MoineS ulo
goIt Gountp Dem 8unoesbe8irfs.
ridter Mtortin s. 8aoe %unterbreitet
tperoen. Der gro8eB in W1aine mar
bon @0fpin Ebaher gegen Die 0rt-
i6oft GoImo1tb angeitrengt tDoroen
ano lit nit Dem eegen 9es Wtoines
uno @oH GourtD a~ngeitrengten boil.
Iig i0entii1. Ri6ter Sale entiAie0,
oab oos 4atent fir Brifenbauten
Gus retnfor5ierten Concrete nidt
Itidbaltig iei. 9asIel6e 8rin5ip iei
idon 10 LANCE suriid lpie 1896 bel
sen 9ogen.e rperimenten Der otter.
reidii1en Yauineenieur . 8eieli9dft
uno bon ben arditeften In ben lto-
nier 8ogen o~ngetuarot tporoen. Ser
Gidter entldieO, OaB Tbu1er ni6ts
gteues entoedt, Ion0ern nur ueri4ie.
oeile ein5ig un0 aaein me9nniide
genoerungen ~getroffen babe, mes.
bdIb oas inn %gepabrte 8atent niht
ais ioldes onerf1nnt tperoen tonne.
GurH oieIe ritterlide gntihei0ung
iiber Dns Bntentreht @omin Iba-
ders oiirfte Der bon oieient lebten
Serbit gegen 9es Moineg un0 8olf
EountD megen 8erIebung leiner go
rntrehte beim 9riidenbau in Staot
tho Golintp angeltrenete pro5eB me-
entli6 5ugunIten Der 8erflagten be.
dnflubt meroen.
Dubuque. = DUBUQUE botte les.
e 8oAe 5fuei &oDest1be in GoIge
let iibergroBen Sise al ber8eidne1.
Is paren 0ieie Der 500 bon 5rau
Jranf 9offmann unO Der bon Sas
ncs WesSusb. - Sod cine 9erion,
frau gbomas gleGormid, pnrOe
I'M Wontag bon Der Site lber-
uaiuit. sic mar in Der 5tn0t elm
inuien eefpelcnL ln0 nit Bateten
iberIa0cn nuf Dem Seimiuee besrif.
an, nGs fe beiuubtlos 5uiammen.
rad. SIR 3uitano lit tritiid. ~
5rcnf S. Weuipodner, Der fiir8Iid,
addDoem en- fid iduIbig erfldrt Dattc.
Der @ertnon Eruit ano SaDings
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HIRE G~ELECENHEIT

Ser nene gnhrirf, elnfis BetreIt bon &errri Sapp. "
bas gefuItat finfsebnid6rieer gerfu1e cine btltee Var 81
balen, beren erbdItlha bltg LII lo oernl ausoales a EnG
asIa aGnSsSrGS Stsr sTss sr, " az stf re- I aSsfoRo Sdfef ii a si aebGat.
6nt emes ausieben hno fdbrt 10 e6eHio tnbie gie tstne
feurereH aonfurrenten. @efduieer Ban nit ben nenelien Sels
be1erunaer, Die AMI bas dugemetne 3ublHnt .etfen guien VIM
brId hidhen merben. GbDohI otefe. Gar tpe5teu inr oe mlls
dqM gebolferuuesi6tbten tbrer gnien AuslnptlH9, NtalIsakt
intuu9 uao gcrtHgen erbaltangstoteH pesen le9t stOB
fem.
Sine BIB In bic HetnIten g~inSebeier bere9nets. ant
Iedung lber bic 6eriteuungstoftent berenret tr enc RIooni.
ton bon 10000 Cars per 9nbT, 5egt elen 3eingentHl Doh
$69 per Gar, Ha6oent fir Serteaung, stBegen, Bertdub lais
ienbe ~snsg1ben ufp, retdIi0e @etrdee eEanbi plIoen Nag
6eHen gor3ussaftteH berbIetbt eli. Reingepinn bon 70 NIo9eni
Der Snbu fir ote aep6bnlincn Aftten, nHo Dies nab Ab5lg pOn
100000 ais ~lleberffnb. Siefer eHhulirt plroe bon ertaDre
Hen @erfeHet I'M aniono6tlta6 %ahigetteat
stefe ear duff i'm 9nr6f6nitt bon 90 bic q ineeiIer an
elmer @anoHe @ufoHH. 9ies lit bon befonoerer Atntteiett BET
benz beutieen @reis bon zoe per @alone.
Sic groftte Ser gtutomobfinbunrte Hno at gut befannf. i'm
ilde fno borfBer. Diefe SnouHrie In 9eaentpdrtig big britt
ar6Bte Der 8erelnteen Stnaier, .ltept Gt .geunoer Bdlts i.o
fta8t f1 aIt be5ugtf. 8e erbBten @rof!te rperoeH BET per
nnr6eH ~toraaitfg berennct.. gelbt. rDenn 6Gs ao9ntaterial be-
beuicHo I'M Ateife ftctgen iolte, ooer npnere pretserbbhutaeH
eiHtretcu iouten, ptro Der 8eingeuiHn bel ie0er Gar oon minis
beHeHs $50 betragen. Gbtee 9eretnnHgen iunroen ant cine
BIT bgt er6Berer 8rcOniHel b%ergroBet TT Eeibt beeretftd.
Ger @erfanf Der Wor5ng9attien 5ht Nethpert ltefert Der Sc
feafhait eefue geI0, I'M Die erf0lgreine perhequng bteter Cats
foort duf3nnebmen. gnb bic g%eo1bntnen MftteH bereus IN
tir8er 8et bic @or5ngsaftten an @ert lberHagelt baben ners
ben, 1T bereits test fiber.
9e gomoanp beriprtnt Die annabme Der mooernIten @es
i9dftsmetbooet. ame ibre gtnfdufe neroeR br be5aeIt uo
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Die GmeriOH TOtOrs Company 1T infOrpuriert
NIT elmer 9apitalsaHlase bun 100000 aftieH,
sum 8rnn6uert pDn $40 per Stif. 9reihnnSert'
tanIenS (300,O00) b~erielbeH inS 7prO5entise gOr'
sngsaftitn, bic aber sesenuartis nidt ~berfanft
uer6en nnb i'm SiderbeitssepOlbe aafbeDd6rt
iinb, ebsnIu befinOcn id Observation-Disclosures
100000 seiu6bnlider gftien in Ocmielbeu. Die
@eielidnft fat feinc SdnlOen, bat %scnigenS Bar
beitan6c Oh SanS nnO lit NIT Der 6eriteaun9 Der
erIten Naidinen in igrer Sa6rif in Gong SslanO
Gitp, Sleiu gOrf, bcifGftst.
gOriabrnnss-Gars bsnte in Der StaOt Getu
9urf sur AuIdL
gstlmt Scr Ytauten anb Gfrdferen.
Einis Gts. gmsfion, 9ofFEtr bs Hnies Der 9ireituren.
z. u. Campbell, 9rdfbsHt tfrAbr 9huRmeiHtr nb 3anpt'
letter Der 9mpeial NntUnisbsle GBmpnnb).
u. 6. 9Rpp, 9iBtpranbeHt ttrhbtr DtJtprnFbtHt nb 3ahpt'
letter Der 3npp miotpr so. no AatpmsbliH9eHIear uon litter
@eerss d. eampben, eefrstar aHb ehatmsiaer iirRbtr e..
fretar nHb Jabtthetsr Der 3mpsrtm Mhtpnlsbue eOl.
~. 9. EDaHfs, 0tffesSefretdr tfriber Selretdr br 0lpnar4
@epree Z, gtfsro, Director .t9aupnetter Der Gtausare OIL
GGupaHg rs gtoabuaa: NeB yptI. Y. Dl.
9sHss, o. essHarb, Dirftor tTtfeftSt 9SIattbas WaiisnaI
limbs s. sitSens, 9edtsbeiHaab srabsfess 5aInrame, Gem.
pann nne Re6tSteitanb stat AHtompbite GonpaHg.
lnt Mhfnluk an Dbea erpdbhte RntneH entAAn bas Be-
rnfenbe aomitEe bic Mamsn Diatr berpsrragtn6er hber has
sanse aahs bdannier @eiHdftsisHtt aS BdHsiers.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-21

ri6ten, an ser gteIIe oes alien @e,
bGl4oes, oas our9 5euer 8eritort
9ie 8abneeieaidaft miro
fir oos @ebGtt0e nno on0ere Ser
beiierungen bic Sun1tle BON $780,
900 bertpen0er.
- @s 1T ebenio drgerIid, ME
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-21

8abluneen ein3uItellen. 8eioe 8an-
fen iino Bripnt. llnternebmungen.
Malbern. 5reo Sabnfe, Der
ouf Der Gorm bes 8. 8. Stebenion
beim Seumahen beidaftigt mar, err
fit einen Sonnenltid. Sein 9eftn-
ben mar cine 9eitIang iebr tritii6.
GtlDer gitp. - am 5reitog NOR.
gen eriAien Elm gutgefIeiOeter Jun.
ger Mann In Der 5arnerS' Stote
9unfe uno preientierte eiiet Gbef
I'M getrdge no1t $25. Nod elmer
fitr3en ll~nterre0ung erBielt er Die
gefUiinIdte Summe nno mar per-
idnpnn0etb ebe Die ittuge &%aiiierertn
mttteIIt Telcpbons aitsftnom tonn.
tie, 6dB Der Gbed gefdlidt mar. Der
flotte iurge Mlann nattnte iid Brice.
Dor fitroer 9eit fDitroe ein 1bnliher
8eriud in Oerielben gditt gemodt,
Die aaiftererin i96pfte iofort Ger
0odt nno Der SGninbLer berIdpono
cine Ieiteit 3rued erreidt 3u baben.
9teiesmal mar Die Dame ntbt 10
boriibtig.
SancDd.
St. Miaer Idnote AZ Stiid IdtDors
5e g4ole gneus" NinObieb duf oefl
Omaha @orft. 9os 8ieb tpog
ourdidnittIid ITO gfnno oos
Stid. or erbielt 10 Gents per
gfunO. 9os 8ieB mar tpenig iiber
Elm Sabr alt uno bon bo9feiner
GttaIit1t.
9aBntono grntoes, Elm Sobn I'm.
ieres gelf1Bten Mitbiirgers $. 6.
8ranOes, in Somes EounIbip, bali
Ieinem Brt6er beim &euma6en, ou.
bel itiir5te ilber EN- Cell uno erlitt
einen armbrud). gr urr0e inter
dr5tlide 8eban0I1ing gegeben uuo
oiirfte mobl in ben ndAiten 8oden
fem Sen mebr MAIDEN.
0ie alten 4niieoler peroen am 5.
Areltit Elm Bidnid abbdlten; sic
beioen @ouberneurSfntoiodten, &or.
bling nnO Wereoitb, perOen benz
8idnif beimobnen. am Mittipod,
ben ~. Siilt, mnroe oieie @egeno
bon einem idperen @etuitteriturm
heimacindt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-21

irrefiibreno, Die englif6en 3eitungen
itber bic europdii6en Sdladtberidte
5n leIen. 8efonoers bic ueberifrif-
ten beroienert nidt Die min0eIte 8e.
o6tntg, od oieie ben 9eutiden Rie.
oerldgen onoidterl Die ni9t eirmaI
Der 6eino bebauptet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-21

oes iungen itrebiamen 9ffi5iers it
NIT GROCER Wenugtuttrtg in Council
Bluffs aufgenonmen iporoen.
Srrtamli6ertpciie bate fih odS
@eradt ~ber6reitet, 6aB Die StaOt
Ges Moines Die 5ol0oten In Camp
Dodge perna1Idiiigte uno fdulo iei,
bob feline goItIa6en in Camp Dodge
obgeIiefert fpuroen. Rd9 neueitet
gerihten aus Der Staotsbmtptitaot
bertbt Dies ottf einem Srrtum, 0d
Die ghrger 6er Stnot 9es Meoines
ltd erboter, 0ofir Gorge 3u tra9en,
oaB Die Boftiaden fir bic 5olOatet
frei ~beforoert niirOen. au6 oer
BoitmeiIter erbot iihl eth 3meigarnt
i'm Eager 5t eroffnen, bod f6eiter.
ten ale 0erdrtige goridldge an Dem
Bioeritano oes @eneral @aen.
Srob6en Die einflubreiditen 2eute
In Ser 6roge an General Muen iid
fpenoeter, 10 berbarrte oerielbe bod
dltf feinem @ioeriton0. Ger @rnn0
lit ieoo6 nitt t[dr uno fofnte Bis
jebt ni6ts barber in grfabrung ge'
.braAt neroen.
alderman Saugitrom bat cine
0roinona eingerei6t, Die tpertn an.
~genommeu, ale gtrbeiter, tpeI6e ouf
BEN StroBen tdtig iino, inter Die
Gontrone oes aomttees fir StraBen
uno Nleps Itelt. Bis jet or6ei.
ten otele ItGotiiden arbeiter inter
Der gufiidt oes StraBenfommiIidrs.
MiId nnS Sis fir Babies.
Ole rain0er.8 t.2iga" bot
es liA 3ur aufgobe geIteat, oafar
Gorge ou tragen, Dab mabrenO Der
Commemorate Die ainoer aruler
gltern i'll 5Gaen bon &ranfbeit nit
Nailh nnO Sis berleben meroen. 4ue
Wliitter, ipelhe ibre ainOer unteriu.
den laiieit mollen uno ipeIde 0ieIe
unterItiibung beanipru6ers iollen
lire Gamen an Grau 8bil. 8aIoorf
ien0en.
g. 8. @cre6it6 init snrid.
Ole 8un6eg. geierbebeboroe in
8oibngton bat Die &eftgnntton bon
IS. Z. Mereoitb ols oritter 9loiie
Director Der Chicago BunbeS-Sfe-
lerbebnnf o%ngenommen. 9err Dee
reoitb lift betanntli6 Der 6ernofrati-
ide @ortberneltrsfanotoat bon Soma.
IS mill unS beOiiufen, onB Wereoitb
iein Amt aIs 9unoes- 8nnfbeomter
SIT frib ~nieoerlegte; er bdtte Dor-
lidtsbalber ~ipenigItens parten iolet
bis nod Der @ahI,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-21
Aas Council Bluffs.

2eittt1ant 6reOerid q. SeIt,
elm iunger Miann. Der IN Council
gIuffs pobIbefonitt 1T uro icin
gyamen in @elt Yoiut erfolgreid
beltariOen bot, lit gum 2apit1n be.
forOert woroen. Sic gef0rOerung
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-21
Nener c6erIe6rer Oea 6odidnle.

4rof. 8iIiom s. Sbirlep bon
Malbaltomn fp1tr0e bonn Shulrat
gum superintendent Der Sodi9ule
eruablt. Ser bisberige Supertnten-
bent, S. 6. MaribaIl, bot cine isle
0ertpabl obgelebrt, oa ct cine Gbnli-
DIE Stelnng in Der Sohihule tn
ct. Saul, Wtnn., angertomrneu bot.
Gem netertp19lten Sbulbeamten
iteben bor5iolide 3eusniiie aur
.Seite.
8idtige gatideiOMns.
9unoesri9ter 8aIter S. Smith
Bat I'M appaaattouSgeridt ben BE.
ltano Der 9tebrasfa Sbergeriats
&ommiliion ais berfaiiung5genab
erflart. Die 5rage muroe 0urd)
06orris & Company a1geregt in
elmer SdaoeneriaBfIage, melde be-
rem QngeIteater Sobn 9otinef an.
oeItrengt bate. 0em GlGger NUT
be pout Rebrasfa @eri9t Die Cunt
me bon $500 augeiproden. @ory
ris & 60. legte gegen oos llrteil
9eruiung elm uno oieIeS ltrteil tpur-
DC bon Der @eridtsfonmiiiton gut
gebeiben, iporouf Die Gldger 0aS
gunosSappelationsgeri6t ongingen
uno babel bic @eridtsbarfeit Der
.RebroSfa Sbergeridts &ommiiiou
antoiteten. 8unOesrtdter Smith
CAB in Dem Sale obige gntideioung
ab.
2icbesgaben fir Hniere GolOaten.
GnB nniere giirger hets liberal
itn0, pertft es gilt, cine quite Go1e
aa f6r6ern t1a0 Sl unterltiserl BE-
reiIt Die SommIitng, Die fir Sen
Gono Ser Company 8. gctna1t tuur.
De. gig iest lit Die Sumnle bon
$1,269.50 beigeiteltert iDoroen.
N9~NhtuJtSAV lSNs
sn Sen 10 g9onoter, enoeno nit
benz 80. Stunt, tpuroen 80 Berioncil
.ipegert berifie0ener gerbrefen unO
int Gonntp prodeiitert urO
ifuIotg b%efltnoen. 9te @eri1ts.
foiten, fpel1e 0dourG entitaroen, be.
.laufen iid dnf sis, 738.3 81. Cont
.toitet ieoer &riminolpro5eB Dem
.Gountp our6fdnittlid bic Sumrte
bon $203.
Metes Sradjtbabn6Of-8 ebdnbe.
9ie Union 9ucific 8abnseieG.
ifoft IGbt ein nelies 6radtbabnboi-
Gebauoe an Der iiiSl. 6. Strabe e..
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Automobile
Aktien

brinsen ibreH Subabern me9r
@eIb, ais irssHbueldc AftieH bes
Marftes. Sdttsu Sic einiss
SanOert Dollars anseIest beim
gssinu Oef SOrS, Snpp, 9eO, 60
ron, Chalmers, Baise'9 Detroit,
Chambers, @9ite Ober anOsreH
bcrartiscn liuternebmen, bnun
Darben Gle beits bGIir Elm Scr.
m6gen nnfSnpsiieH babeu.
lie aaniomsbIlnbnarte aebt btnte aaI
riHer seIHHbsH Bats Hnb mirit srSbert
proffe ab ME jt JuUdr. Gs w cine Re-
hsnse xaHads, bah etntt, bic @sfb BET
berartiasn, nsmsaafanbenbtH flnterntbmsH
aHIeateu, arshe grofits sinbeimRsH. IN
ben IetteH mlsuaitn IpHrbs Drtn usfIaaf
boti Mttteu psbl biei WeIb perbtrnt; fnepr
abtr madbten bttleuistn eerlofen, bic bieie
Nltien Fpfsft Ann brrsR 9Insaabe faHItef,
ais bic @sisniaaittH srsaHiFtrt pHrbrn.
Bir Rnb bic sf6hten, G~a3inntHIiHtH
1dnbfer IL Observation-Disclosures btS
2anbes nnb beiaditsstH nns nit teIHsn
ahbertn RiftitH pbtr BtrtineEnen. ilniess
aanSe 8eit N ben antDmobilaftlsn sewib.
met, aus bisfem GrnHbt FHb mir beHsr In
bu Gage, semen Before RdnsIHHft Hnb
Ginssfbefteu SO hleisH, als traenb tn an.
berss EsenfeI- Sbsr eantbans in ben Bet.
slnisteH etaaisH.
mdbrenb ptuietn wlpnaten einatn bic
EstapssE SsrtanS.aiiieH $3.50 per etad IN
bic S5bt.
nsO mapat Hbsr $50 per CIftFe an Sssn
81.
GBebrolet mHtbsn Dor ~iDeaigen mona.
ten nnh 500 b%ctidnft aHb briHstn ieat
aber 5000 per 9lnittliheiH. 9dtteH eIe
paigt.I etrOIt seianit, bann IpIrbe f1 Chr
GsIb ssrbOppsi babsu.
cbiast gtaifalas 10 BON srShtsr GIA.
Asfrit Hnb fam bon isssm 9rsfsr b.
pieieH ptrbru.
mir satsn 1HnsH brute ben aanE BON
emsrlsn an, s1as gtasEat anL aa0sre
anlemebilp srtRaRLsEs:
gpfr fDrbern ane Hnfrre auubet NIB
eeftr ami, Ha iduea ~ %entfnneRsn, ba
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bic fort6ritat6fen e~eraeHanos' nHO ADMINISTRATIONS an.
gir offerisren cine ~bs9ranite .gnBdtI Common gre
Organization 9rOmotions aihsH tr So pr lnteiltneiH. Der
genHpett oerFIten 1T $40, bic aiteH fHb bolfonnen be5ablt
iSnne Y gis bot f mt q. biz DSs finiffaujenRS 5000 aHien ~
Sc per 6tif fuufen. SHIT mn. nanftebenben coupon nus.
michele Mfien Ste tpouen uno fenoet benielben NIT Gurer
Cred, @etid p6sr @otdEuehanu an uns.. Saus Sic @aHts
noteH leloerL Iaten sic ben Brief %elnfhrefoen.
4nf Sbrer 9ameH Gusgefelte gllren lmeroen Shnen per
feah III Sen naa6itcn S@ModNeRr fr bas SoSsdte - Sss p'T iestesn
I'M lid otefe @ftten 5u hieem nieortgeH 4reis 81 fnern.
SUIT na9febeHoeH AoupoH aus uo fGidt ibn NOD
beate.
6orreipOnbenS in Sentfd Ober ensIiid.
Sobn $. 9utuers e So, Sue,
gsOobmsH 81 tie gssrs grSs.
cmaba, ae6r.
nan aHbss fnOsn ei' SIa,sa ia sr 81 ts M Ssas s sesaSIssss
So per MHis, asnnpert $10 ~Snahdn6s be0a6It AO mint
bnHbaE.
Ndtte
Strake
Staot
Uetd1fftgHnB
9deIt6e Dmaba Irbine, 7.2t16.
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STEERING cEAR-sixtssn inch
wheel. fright hand, for for
siRn trade only.)
REAR AxLE-Floating type.
BRAKES-Two sets Of rear hubs.
FRONT AxLE-Drop forged, 4
beam.
WHEELS-Artillsry type.
TIRES-3Ox3 front, smooth tread,
31x3M reaF
ress@d steel.
SPRINGS-Semi-elliptie front and
rear, long and easy riding.
WHEELBAsE-Ii0 inches.
BODY-Strsam line five-passen-
ger neatly upholstered.
FINISH-Black and nickel, no OPP
ton a. to color.
WINDSHIELD ~ Slanting. clear
vision.
TOP-0ne man.
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@eridtsf0iten.
glenes Eradt6a6nlpf.@ eban0e.

9ie Union @ncific 8abngeied.
idoft IGBt ELM neres 6radtbabnbof-
Sebaloe an Der iioI. 6. Strnbe e..
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Standing of the Crews
HARRISBURG SIDE


philadelphia DivisiOn-l0l crew first
TO go after S:iO p. M: III, 10f, 1V2, l22,
l29, l19, 115, 12U.
Engineer for 122.
Flremen for III, 107, 129, lis.
t'Iagmen Tor lO1, 107.
Brakemen for III, 122, 115
Brakemen tor 12l, 122, lis.
Engineer up: Huber.
tircmen up: kestreves. Walkage,
Hoffman, kugle, Strickler Gillums, FIN
leBan, AuaugheS, Shimp.
Conductors up: Smedley, Fink.
fIagman up: QuenIZler.
Brakemen up: Essig, Lick, Wiebner.
Mtddle DlvlsiOn-2UO crew first to go
after 2 y. M: 234, 2ls, 2aO, 22l, 224, 2zv,
Preference: 10.
Engineer for 10
Fireman for 10.
Engineer up: Peters.
Fireman up: Linn
Brakemen up: Doyle, Jr, Reed.
Engineers for second s, ~. first "a.
Firemen for 2, 20, rs, 4s, 60.
Engineers up: Fulton. McMorris.
Runkle, Wise, Watts. Sieber. Clelland,
Goodman, Harling, Sayford. Shaver,
Flremen up: Hall. Brady. Snyder,
Desch, Graham, Fry, Dougherty, Eyde,
ascnuiips. Ewing. Hitz. Smell, Jr,
ENOLA SIDE
Philadelphia DivisiOn-22S crew first
to go after S:45 p p;J m; rs. "a. ~ 2l6
| 81 \, Sfo, 200, Glo, 1ot, GfVt GOV, SAo.
Engineer for 22S.
Firemen for 221, 225.
| Conductors for II, 10.
Flagmen for 16, Is, SO.
Brakemen for 16, 10. 2S (two).
Conductors up: Libhart, Stauffer, Car
son, Layman, Shirk.
Brakemen up: Coulter, Kearney
Shade
Middle Division-217 crew first to go
after 2:20 p. M: 22S, 239, 247, 215, 246.
Yard Crews-To go after 4 d. M:
Engineers for first 1924 second 1874
1874. third 126, second 102, 110.
Firenlen for 1872, 112, second 106, third
! 102.
Engineers up: Rider, Hill. Boyer, An
spach, Killing, Reese, Kepford. Parsmore.
Firemen up: Hinkle, Sellers, Eichel-
berger, Clark G. H. Hall, Smith, Bruaw
THE READING
Harrisburg Division--15 crew first tc
go after 1915 q. M: 10, 23
| Eastbound--67 crew first to 20 after
| 1915 a. m.: Sc, 81, 5S, So, 55.
Engineers for So. way train B. r. d.
| 1, 25S, 256.
Firemen for 81. Is. 101.
Conductor for 81.
Brakemen for Is. 81.
Engineers up: Wyre. Upton, Fetrow
Bruaw, Morne. Midaugh, Griffith,
Schuyler, Fraunfelder.
Firemen- up: Brougher, Kroah, King
Conductor up: Braun.
/ BraKemen up: Seighman, Sides, wise
! Greager, Folk, Mosser.
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c. Howard Lloyd Plans
New Front Street Home
For David E. Tracy

Plans are being prepared by
Architect c. Howard Lloyd for the
handsome new residence of David E.
Tracy, president of the Harrisburg
Pipe and Pipe Bending Company
which is to be built next year at Front
and Muench streets. Work, it is ex-
pected, will be started early in the
Spring. The residence will front for
116 feet in Front street and will have
a depth of 220 feet in Muench.
A feature of the sketches is the
beautiful layout of the grounds. In
front of the building will be spacious
terrace while in the rear smaller
terrace will lead upon the formal gar
dens. These will be of the ''sunken"
type to some extent and will occupy
the major portion of the lot. A porte
cochere will cover the driveway lead
ing in from Muench street.
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JOHN o. FACKLER

John o. Fackler. 20 years of age.
died Monday of heart trouble at the st.
Vincent's hospital. New York City.
Mr.. Fackler was engaged in the
manufacture of organs in this city for
many years. He is survived by three
sisters, Mrs. John r. Null and Mrs. Har-
riet Mccarthy, both of this city, and
Mrs. James c. Corbett. of Rochester, N.
Y. Funeral services tomorrow after
noon. at o'clock. at the home of Mrs.
Null, 1904 Regina street.
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500 MORE HUNTERS LICENSES

An extra supply of 500 hunters
licenses was received to-day by Coun-
ty Treasurer Mark Mumma to accom-
modate the increasing number of ap-
plicants. At the beginning of the
season the county treasurer was given
1900 licenses and tags and to date
7416 have been issued. All told only
7340 were issued during the entire
hunting season of 1915.
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MRS IT. ID BURLrNGAME

yesterday afternoon of heart trouble, at
her home, ia Chestnut street. She is
survived by her husband, H. D. Bur-
lingame, clerk in the State Treasury
Department, and one son. Gayle The
Burlingames were formerly residents of
Altoona, Pa, moving here about four
years ago, when Mr.. Burlingame re-
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died Monday afternoon about twenty
minutes after being admitted to the
Harrisburg hospital She is survived
by three -year-old son and her mother
Mrs Mary B. Crost. Funeral services
Thursday morning, at 10 o'clock, from
the home of her mother, 1929 Grape
avenue. Burial will be made at the
Harrisburg Cemetery.
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block bounded by River, Fahnestock,
Strawberry and Walnut streets, to be
acquired by the Trust company, which
now has title to the entire block. The
transaction was made through Elm
stein and Spooner, No. 8 North Mar
ket Square.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-01
HOTEL CHARTER ON RECORD

The charter granted by the State
yesterday for Harrisburg's new hotel
company was filed to-day with Coun-
ty Recorder James e. Lentz.
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ceived his appointment at the Capitol.
Private services will be held Thursday
afternoon from the home. the Rev. Dr..
George e. Halves, of the Market Square
Presbyterian Church, officiating.
Order of tho Eastern Star, No. LAG,
terment at the Harrisburg Cemetery.
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NOW OWN ENTIRE BLoCK

Title this afternoon to property No.
129 Walnut street was taken by the
commonwealth Trust Co. The con-
slderation was reported rSminaI.
This property is the last one in the
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Deaths and Funerals
MRS. McLAUGHLIN DIES

Mrs. Rebecca ]. Mclaughlin, aged 20,
died this morning at the home of her
Ira Fry. $50 Camp street.
The body will be taken to Liverpool
evening, at o'clock by Un-
dertaker Mauk. The Rev. L. A. Pyles,
of the Fifth Street Methodist Church,
will officiate
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-01

MRS. DOROTHY BURGAR 4
Mrs. Dorothy Buroar, aged 23 years.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-01
Luncheon Dresses,

We with
of
gains just to fit appropriate time with a sale
The opportunity obtain
it-for patrons-and shall try o to
handle heavy regular extra
burden of dress a
Our "ads"-if will notice large adectives-
but could safely the large and
splendid showing and