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The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1917-07-20
Our Vanishing Forests.

The ak and the saw are insanely
busy, chips are flying thick as snow
flakes, and every season thousands Of
acres of priceless forests. with their
underbrush. soils, springs, climate,
scenery and religion, are vanishing
away in clouds of smoke.-John Muir.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1917-07-20
Cows usefulness Sig Years.

The period Of usefulness Of the dairy
COW is usually regarded as six years.
Accepting this. the dairyman should
raise every year enough heifer calves
to Gil the places of the rejected or
aged cows or number equal TO one
gixth the number Of COWS I'm his herd
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1917-07-20
HARVARD MAN A MAID"
Earns SIS by Recommendations
Make s85.120 In War

MAKE SoO i<u IN re7r
Cambridge. Mass.-One Harvard I'M
dergraduate elected to do general
homework during the last academic
year, according TO the annual report
of the student employment office.
The sum of SIS which the young
man received for his services leads to
the belief that he either substituted
for a regular maid or lost his job after
a month of baking and bed making.
Local employment during the last
year gave G1S Harvard men tota!
wages of $S5,120.7G Included in the
occupations followed were those of
furnace man. dancing teacher, dancing
partner, pin boy. model, errand boy.
scene shifter and conductor
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1917-07-20
$4,000 FOR THREE TOES.
$4,000 VerSct to Boy, $1,000 to Father,
For Skid of Auto,

New York. -Hilmer j. Carlson, eight
years old, received before Supreme
Court Justice Kelby and a jury in
Brooklyn a verdict of $4,000 against
the E. W. Bliss company for injuries he
suffered Jan. 20, 1916, when one of his
feet was run over by a five ton NUM-
ton truck, causing amputation of three
toes. The boys father was awarded
$4,000 for the loss of his services.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1917-07-20

this season Miss Hays possesses an
unusual range of three octaves, and
the astonishing ease with which she
does the coloratura roles is equaled
only by the warmth. smoothness and
strength of her voice in sustained pas
sages. she especially excels as a band
soloist. the volume and power of her
tones rising easily above the heavy
brass accompaniment
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1917-07-20

Port Angeles to secure a plant TO
manufacture to tannin.
Spokane gains million bushel ware
house and SIPS, 900 -four mill.
Washvucna has fine new Standard
Oil service station.
Aberdeen-Second North River
single plant has daily capacity 100,
900. .
Dayton Touche, Valley Apple Co.
to erect new packing plant.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1917-07-20
Preferred Fare,

"What is the favorite fare of Wall
street bulls and bears?'
Supposed to be lamb chops. "-Baia.
more American,
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1917-07-20
NOTED SOPRANO
WILL SING HERE
Mary Ade Hays of New York With
Band

The joint concert appearance OF
Mary Abel Hays. prima donna So
prano of New York with the Royal
Venetian Band at Chautauqua, will be
the greatest musical attraction fea-
tured ut the Ellison White Assemblies
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1917-07-20
Once Bitten. Etc.

"Why did that brilliant woman mar
ry such a stupid MANI
Because her first husband was q
genius. Boston Transcript.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-06-04
Regilfrieruflg.

Am 5ten SUM- finSet bie 8esiitrie-
rang Der militarpflidDtisen junsen
-WtGnner itatt.
IS lit mir Elm 9tesiitriernngstas
Der 5. sS,1ai.
Sober, Der >am 5ten SUM II Sabre
alt lit ilnO jeSer Der am 5ten SUM
nod nid)t 81 Sabre aft lit, muf iidj
regiitrierem laiien, pb er 8iirser Der
@er. Staaten lit o6fr nidJt, ob er oas
erite Hapier hat ober nid)t. ST n1mh
iid regiifrieren laifen, and .luenn er
glanbt, BAT, er nidJt gum WsilitGr-
oienit einge5osen iuer6en ioQte. Sar-
iiber miro lpater entidieoen, iuenu
Sie Ginsiebnns erfolst. Die 9aesi-
itrierilng lit fetne GinsiebHns.
Mnssenommem innerbal6 Der ge=
lannten gllterssrensen iinS mar Iul-
DIE 9ette, bic Idon snr slrmee pSer
Wiarine seb0ren ober irgenbiuie af-
fiu 81 ntilitariidem Sienite beran-
geSogen itnS.
@er bnrd aranfbeit am peri0n-
li6em Gridjeinem inn 2esiitrierlofal
uerbinbert lit, fam iid idriftlid re-
giitrierem laiien; &arten bierfiir iino
pom gollntp- pber Gtabtelerf 81 be=
fontmen nnb miiiiem AM &egiltrier-
tag beim Mesiitrar iein. 8er am
9iegiifriertas bon leinem seiebliden
@obniis abiueieno lit, fam ebenlu
idriftlid iidJ reaiitrieren laiien;
er fam Die Garte bierfiir nnb Die
nOtigen InipeiInngen pom GoantD-
uber Stabtelerf bes Crtes, ipo er iid)
SarSeit anfbGlt, befommen. slndl bier
lit sm beadlten, bak oie aarte ipate-
items am Gesiitriertas in ben 6an-
ben bes 9tesiitrars bes Srtes lit,
no Der 8etreffenoe feinen seIetliden
8obniib fat.
Die 6egiitriernngs GlGte (oie
8abiplaee Ober @abl6nbem, in Be-
nen bei Der borisen @abf seitimmt
iunrbe) iinb am 5. ssani pon Z llbr
morgens biz 8 ltbr abenbs often.
Strafe fir Nihtresiitriernns -
nj dit Wetb itrafe, ionoern Sc
fansnis bis sa einem Snhre.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-06-04

Ser lekten 0nbrt mad Garepa in Ser
geabe ber ensliid)en aafte befanb.
Sic feuerten mebrere Sorpebps amf
lin, trafen i'm aber nid)t mnS es ge-
lang Dem 9ampfer, ibnen nnbcidpa=
oigt sm entfontmen.
Gine Barrier 0epei9e bebanptet,
Der bentide Gentrmmsfiibrer Grsber=
ger babe fiirslid perindt, nit 6iiIfe
Der id,pei5eriiden aatboIifen IN sub
lung NIT BEN frans6iii6en itnb italie-
niIdea &ntbolifen ~ treten nnS ei-
men Jfkaen nn5nbabnen. Die Dit
teilmnsen fommen bon Migr. gan=
6rillar6, bem 3eftor 6es &at6Dliidytn
Snititnts in Haris. Gr Iast, Sic Scr
ind)e Ieien nisglnft.
llniere Hegiermng lett lire 81
itellnngen mn6 slnfGmft bon Stabl=
proSnftem fort, nm Sic 3Gtisfeit Ser
StablinOnitrie p0llis fir iid) in Nn=
lprmd 81 nebmen.
Die llottenitatipn an sen gpp-
Pen Seen fol in Hesmg amf fanfare
mn0 militGriidJe Ginridtana Iebr
mangelbaft iein. Die Station lit fir
1900 Winmn eingeri6tet nno es iin6
bort jebt $500 Hefrnten nnterge=
brad)t. geipnoers ben0tigt ipir6 Gin
6ospital fir anitefenbe aranfbeiten.
@abrenb Der 3eit pom Is. slprif
bis gum "a. Wfai molten sic ssram=
sDien 31,829 9entide gefansen ba-
ben, bon oenen 28,045 nidt neripnn-
BET iuaren. dranfreid) bnlte bic ,Sni-
tiatipe, beift es ferHer in Der Dit
teilnmg, nao bn6e ntebr tpidtiee
Stellnngen int yeiit, ais sur 3eit,
! oa .es bic Dffeniiue besann. Die
9entlden 5eisttit sroke Nsrboiitat,
aber sic Jranspiens batten abiolnteg
@ertranen at ibrer lle6erIegenbeit
iino ieien iebr rubis. 0ass babe iidJ
tuieoer bel ben .letten 4efed)ten ge-
seist. - 9irie Nsittrilnnsen ent=
itamnen tiner iogcnannten &or-
reipOnSeas, Sie meiiteas ietr ntsn-
DerIGffis iinb. !.
9it sgliierten II. Die Hrntralcn in
europa gebraadtn 971 Wsill. 8nidet
getreiOe, piel nsebr, ais mir in li:-
fern I'M Stan6e iinb.
Sn 9areSo fat man cine Mn5ahI
iunger amerifaniide Yi6nntr feftse-
aOmmen, Die pffeubar iiber bic Wren4
sc iuoIlten, nm Der Sonffription ST
entseben.
Cine sipeitr Neibe bon iiebunss-
lagern fir Gffisiere iollen pabrtno
Der 3eit pom ~. Mnsiit bis gam 26s
seopenber absebalten ,uerbeu. Gs
mirb bann and iuieber Gins nad
Qepn Springs fo1nmen.
Sn eimer 9iebe, Sic er am 8ra-.
beri6miidnnsstas IN GOlnmbnb, O.,
(Nortissuna nuf ,Seite a.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-06-04

Ser penesOlaniiden 3esiernns. Dir
ielben iinb iett pon Grfols sefrOnt
mproem. 9sraiioent Gpmes fat NM
Term Weian6ten bic Yeriider,tns se-
seben, oaf yene5mela anf Die bent-
Id)en @iiniAe nidt eingeben tuiirOe.
sSn gseiu gorf bat Nman brei
Weamner perbaftet, bon bemen man
slaubt, Snk lie Die Sen6ung sebeimer
Na6ridten iiber luid)tige @Dr=
ganse bier i'm 2anbe nadt
9entidlano perntittelt ba6en. Die
brei gerbaiteten iinb amerifaniidJe
Burger, sluei iinb bier irn saabe
geboren, Der brittle 1T ans 5dweafsl
rinaeuanSert. Die brei 8efunsensp
per0en inter Idarfer 8eiuadnns
sebalten. Wfan glan6t in linen ei-
men Iebr iuidttsen Sang eenad)t 81,
baben.
Sn gumand)e, Cfla., bat man ei=
men Mann namens Mrmitrong, einen
So5iafiiten, perbaftet Der ein 3irfn-
lar bei iid battt, bnrd bas fid milf
tarpfli6tige WaGnner perpflidtem
iolten, fid) Der Ansfiibrnns oes
aonlfriptionsseiekes 81 iuioerieten.
9as 3trfnlar seiste sipDff Inter
idriften.
Iertreter Der amerifaniid)en 3ei=
tnm9sberansgeber baben NIT 6en se-
natorem, Sic lest babel iino, bic
&riegsiteuerbill nea SIT bearbeiten,
cine gerat,ing sebabt unb baben If
men flnr sentndJt, bak bic 3eitnn=
gen cher nod cine Stener anf glnsei-
gen ertrasen fonnten, ais cine Crib
hung bes Hortos.
Ans Sort SberiSan uiro gemel=
set, musefGbr 1000 Stnbenten, sic
lid, als Dffi5iers Mspiranten IN
oen ltebnnsglaaern anfbielten, Mir
Sen bSdit. tua6rideinlidJ ais gum
Gffisier nnbrand)bar, uieber ent-
laiien lperben. Sci ben meihen be-
itebe oiefe lln6raild6nrfeif in fDr-
perlihen. Jeblern. syarbenblinbbeit,
MattfiiFf, ldledjfes Web6r nn6
ihipad,e slussn ieien banptfaAlid bic
llrindJen, bic lire Grnentnns snn
Gffisier anntSslidj madten.
striessminiiter 8afer nnb feline
ntifitariiden @atseber fnb ansen.
blidlid babel, Sic Dffisiere fir bie
fiinf 9ipiiionen YeiIis, Die mad
syranfreid seidjidt luer6en iollen,
anssnipablen.
ariessminiiter 8afer Bat Der He-
siermns entpfoblen, ale Weneralma,
jore ~ 0entrallentnants unb alle
8rigaoegenerale Sit Generalmaiore
5i erufnnen.
3fuei Sentidle itnterieeboute Iol-
len -einen semeiniamen Mngriff anf
Den amerifaniiden 9ampfer narOon-
lanS@ genladt ba6en, ais er iid) bel
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-06-04

i
ilniersebra@f. Ste meroen oanh oea
arteg m1fma1en mh1len anD e1H
na9 oe1n artege meroen ne ote
Sfrafe fnr ttre Srmdenergeret ergai=
rem. gag Grte9soepardememl 9'aap1,
oaf i1n9efapr lo,ooo ~ ytaah o. Sen
Ser1itd) MAIDEN 'peroe1, ng Ger @e7
gtifr'ernns 81 ,.a enf5tegen. Ssas "a
bet sebn. Nttll'pnenen Hea1lfr.er-
prltdlftgen mat gerdoe ptel le'h
mnroe.
Nnr loiae 0gemanl'er, Que ane'n
amf 1te ansemIelene ahgeDori9e ga=
pelt, meroen yet SienltDetfetnh9eh
MN osr itm'fterfen 3.oanssreIral'e-
rnmg berMfltdfisf meroen. S1oe'1en,
erfiarfe Setrefar Sater, 'hl &r.ess- I.
separfemei'f gege man ois 0oTf-
nnns, 70 plsie Vgenaaner als mDs=
lld' pom Nt'litaro'ehl 7 81 petteteh.
otne oF116'ele OeIa'lHIMuanlms o.s
Oeparfemenfs 'na1f per aAseme1n
9errfaehoen anpgd e'1 Vhoe, oa9
Jeosr perpetrafefe Ylailn aafndseten1
Deroen pliroe. S'e1e1ii9eh, oefe"
Dral1en itno &liloer Nf'ffel snm Ss-
uensnnferDalf Dauen, neroen 81 Sol-
oafen senommen mefoen. Sa ols
3nDien oes Seflts Inits o'e 5a1'
la@e entgau1en, oaR 1a1 o1e galI1e
oer VelIeunngsp1llHa!gsa pervelIuRt
~, mhfoe 1Dle grahplaRI'ge aas'
l@l.eRang oas perla9pare "eeal@ehs
mafertal gu 'eDl l'gteh.
Oeneralan"al1 VregoIp maa,I o.=
Iann1, nean Se1haHo ''~ h.aI reg'-
tr.eren laneh mOle aHo '0 e.h- g
oloe' oaF CT ohra1 cine 1hrSe we
IanaHlslfra1e ponl Hesi!1!eleh IDS
tommeh fOhhe, . peI'hoe ,er Hg
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-06-04

uuItIe Huut utuRtutlw 5Si..ssS
NpmmilIiom iiberbrinst bet ruiIiiden
Meqiernng cine Grffqrnns nnlerer
9seaiernns iber nniere ariees5iele.
saad) bieIer Grflarnas iino bieie 3ie-
le foleenoe: gernidtans oes Wtili-
tarismms nm6 Mbf6affnns Der f6tpe-
rem 9aiiitnnsen, als cine Garantie
caaeaen, 6af bas usS1tufertnntD sbse
@elt nidjt iuieber in elm Waeer npn
8lut ftarse. Jrei6eit Der Vfeere
,tnb 8eidranfnns in benz Oebrand,
beg l1nterieeboots ais Mnsrffsmaffe.
Sen Neiaknngen BON HSelslhiffen
unf siderbeit etraatiert merben.
3naleid) biermit apirO man aud
Weihranfnngen in oru @ebraad per-
gdjieSener @affen anf hem aanSe
perfansen, mic giftises Gas, Hnili-
aes feuer mn6 an6eres. - Waran-
fiea, bird welde bic 9lfdJte itnS Der
Wefb Ser fleinen 2Gn6er7 seii6ert
,uerben. 0amit 1T itlbitberltGnolid)
sic NenIdaffmng nno Gntfdabisnns
Nelaien's, Gerbien's mnbs anSerer
ffeinen 2anber,. iueldbe bic DentIdJan
erobert baben, perbnn6en. MndJ MAG
anSalid)er Weiie bic yilbnna elmer
liiibifdjen SiepnbIif in Yalaitina BON
ben Ser. sS4aaten befiiriuortet mer-
ben.
Die amerifaniid)e &omniiIion, bic
mnter Jiibruns Gli1n Noots nad Ye-
tersbmrg sereift lit, nm Sem rniIi-
Jd,en golfe Siilfe 81 bringen nno
es Dor aaem bapon absmtalttn, oak
es Trie6en made, lit IN einem rnl-
fild5en SD y einsetroffen nnb lofprt
mad Yetersbnrg iueitergertiit.
glus Sbangbai ipirS sentelbet, Die
s)lepolution breite iid) .iueiter ans.
OFF Wompernrnre batten iid i6r ange-
fdllp1en. Sn 9isntiiu babe fid) cine
nrobiiOrild)e 9iesieruns ee6ilbet, an
Seren Spite beri Weneral Chang
61nn, Scr .bebentenbjte Wiilitdr CHI
na's, ffebe, bnb zine f0rmlide Dit
tatur amsibe. Sias.S SnIin, tin gro-
ker sydbantrfremMb; lei 5Hm yfiniitrr
6es Ansiuartieen trnanitt. Der al-
ten 0aesitrnns itiet anr Srei HrppiH'
aen tfrn aebiisben. Giae 0epel6e
aus Der &axptitobt meloe, Der Bra
ftSenf uer6e baS |arlatnemt triad)tn,
ariea an GeHti&lanb 81 erflaren,
Gine DepejAe ans e0nbon iags,
ais .seine Mntspdrt a,if Sinben-
6ure's gebanptnng, baf 6it fran5S-
Hide nifb en@iide Offtnfpe sit Gn6e
lei unb 6af fIc feinen Urfols stbdbt
babe, bdtten 5ie gnalGn6er neue
snariFfe Sci eens, bic erfOlsreidj
uerIanfen ieieu, semadjt. MadJ bic
9emtlden, inter benz ,baperiiAen
aronprim5en 9fnpreat, batten sIeidj-
,eitie eintn Mnsriff semaAt bod
lei a. ni6t n erfolgreiM selpeien,
iuic berjt n Der Gn8lanber. Der
oemtldje 6Eykptins babe leine >an-
ariffe Ia6Ii4 ppn gaon fortaeiett.
Son Berlin iuirt semeloet, baf aQe
cnalifden N6erife absei6lasen
Ieien. Nmd in brr Champagne ba-
ben idarfe aan,npfe 5luiiden ben
Dentid)en nnb ben SransoIen init
eefnnben.
Die rniiifhe &esiernns nadt be-
fannt, baF iie bic Staot aronitaSt,
bic iidD nnabbansis erflaren nil ooer
sd,un erflart fat, fir cine Serrate-
rim an Der SndJe Der HepOlution er,
flGren uir6, iuenn bic eente bort
nidlt bpn Iel6er 5nr @ernnnft fpm-
men umo BON ibrem nniimnisen @or-
6a6en abiteben. Wfan fuiro ldJarf
aeaem lie borgeben, tpirb lie bon Der
aansen Nelt abTdjliefen mn6 ibr sei-
aen, oaf fie aIlein sar nidts ansridl.
ten fam.
ans Hetersbura tommt cine 0sad-
ri6t, allerSinss nidt ans ean5 5a-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-06-04

BIN Gtrafenfampfe itattfinben; bah
anardiitiide 8anoen onrd bic Staot
lsieben, .6Gnier in grano itefen ooer
Semolieren, 2aben pliinbern unb ion-
fiee e:danbtaten ausfiibren. Die
ielbe 9epeide melott, baf I'M &am-
falns cine alsemeinf Hepolution
aussebrpden iein ioll.
Der syibrer Der gepolntion in
aronifaSt lit Elm jitnser Stn6ent Der
gbemie bon bem 9etersbnrser tedni-
Idjen Snititilt namrns Mnatole Ga
nanoiu, Dnrd leine Mebnergabe,
leine geseiiternns mno ieine Gner-
gle bat er iid gum HrGfibenttn oes
&ronitabter MusIdniies Der Solba-
ten- itmb Mrbeiter 9elegaten ge-
madJt nn6 lit ais iolder tatiadlid
aronita6t's 0iftator. Gs ioa bDrt
alles rubig iein, man iuartet anf oas
Graebnis Der @erban0lmngen Ga=
manDiu's nit bem 9etersbmrger
AmsIAnf Der Golbaten- nnO ylrbei-
ter Oelegaten, bic einsise slmtpri-
tat, Die aronltaof ansrfennf. Scr
Ntftatcr arpnifaots tlf en- 1nnser
bmnfelbaariger Wann nit glattem
Geiidt mnb frennblidJen Widen, Der
rinen itarfen perISnliden Ginflnf
aits5nifben ptrlfebt sr mar ppr Der
Nepoluftpn ld)on befannf oarg an'
keroroentltdps tnterehanfe Iorfrage,
ote CT ppr Den Nrbetfern glelf. s Se.n
Erogramn 1T bic Gintetlnns Hat-
lanbs IN nnsabitse fIetne poltttldpe
Vemetnlpelen, ote pon pen oefreIfen-
ben Ansidyn'len Der 9roeIfer NM
Soloaten regterf iperoen mno ole nnr
n gans lofer Netle onr1 etmeH
&ongreR, Der aus Seiegafer Der etits
5elnen AMsidnllle 5tlammenseleef
iutro itno Der letnen Stt IN Yefers-
bnr9 baben loll, sifiantmengepalfen
iuerOen. W " oas etne AsleDerpc-
lebnng oes alfen Son1,filne Slans
oer yariler Sp51aitlfen aus penn
Jabrt u samanpn ertlart,
8ronlfaofs Dalthng gegemnber oem
3rseg lei ilnperanoerf Ore Sorfs
teien IN benerem 5nltatto als frnger
nno ote SoloaftlI paffen ang rst9'
liN Sfftstere. n,enn ote Senfigen
famen, pnroe tpnen etn lparmer Vnts
pfang berettef meroen.
Uarol1 Holen, oer frnDere rhntl@e
yoflAaffer IN WalDtn9ton, gai e'me
langere Grfiarnng pero1TenliigI III
Der er lagf, oas peNe VIllet INT Unt=
lamb, aus Der 1dlu'er1gen Sage, tn Der
e i'dJ Jstf beInoe, perans5ntontmei,
iel cine aonferen5 mt Den enfenfe-
ntadten, nm feifSnltelieli, aitf lueldfr
Vrhnolage man Srteoen lglteken
tonte. Sas ilrtpriingltd,e 3lel, DIE
Ternldlt,tns oes 5einoes, Tonne man
ood) n'dDt mebr erretdIen, Der &r1eg
tonnt itlr noA 81 e'nent artege ger
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-10-29
Letter List

LIST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
the Post Office, at Harrisburg, Pa,
for the week ending October %, ,917:
Ladies' List - Margaret Adams,
Genoa Alexander, Mrs. John Aunght.
Hannah Baird. Maize Barnes, Mrs. Bit
finger, Mrs. Mamie Bolton, Mrs Celia
Bowen, Pearl Boyer, Miss f. Brown.
Emma Cambel Mrs. {. e. Dawson,
c. "Opens, Mrs; Martha FinkIe, Mar
garet Fisher May Fox, Irene Freed
man, Atha Gardner, Mrs. Jack Cor
man. Ollin Hall, Mabel Haney, Miriam
5; Hemmings, Mrs; Clarence Hench,
Hilty, Ella Hobaugh, Mrs. Mary Jack
son, Emma Janice, Mrs. Anna John
son, Mrs. Francis Johnson, Gertie
Kelley, Ethel A. Knapp. Miss M. Leal,
Markell. Winnie Martin. Gertrude M.
Marion, Mrs. inertia G. Miller, Elsie
Mincemoyer Miss A. Rivers (2). Mrs.
Sarah Roberts, Mrs. Claude Satter-
field, Mrs. l.. X. Schantel, Mrs. Lucy
Schartz, Anna Serch, Mrs. C. Smith.
Mrs. Charles Sjoberg, Mrs. Alice
Sweigert, Mrs. Mice NJ. Talin, Grace
Payne Thertoni Sallie fowler, Han
son. Flessie. Williams, Florence G.
Yates. Mrs. *. Zimmerman.
Gentlemenb List-Sam. Adeleallen.
L. NJ. Alleman, oliver Barksdale, w.
ler. Jessie Carey, Charley Clice, r. p.
Cowad, c. L. Davis, Thomas Daw-
son. VIM. Dosson, Levin +. Fisler.
Fred A. Gates, Harry Gieb, j. w. Cor
don, Martin Green, b. S. Hart, Andrew
Hutcherson. George 1. Hykas, Jr
Frank E. Johnston, Leroy Johnson
Samson Knot, Andrew Lidbetler' Rev
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Il. Markell. w. j. Merritt N. II. New
wahl, George Ramsey, Samuel Rich
mond. B. F. Rittenhouse, Mr.. Scheef-
fer, Isaiah Scheeline. Warren Shana-
brook, C. Shelby, II. s. Sievert, w. w
Stonebraker, William Stoudt, w. r.
Thomas. Frank Thompson, Ralph
Thrush, John A. uhler, George Wal
ters, Louis Weinberger. r. West. Bnt-
Ter Williams, ]. b. Woods. w. p. zart-
man.
Firms Mechanical Service De-
partment. Pine Creek Lumber and
Timber Co. (2).
Persons should invariably have their
mail matter addressed to their street
and number, thereby insuring prompt
delivery by the carriers.
FRANK C. SITES,
Postmaster
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DOCTORED five YEARS
IN Vain he SAYS
Couldn't Even Get Temporary Re-
lief and His Work Was Burden
SAYS TANLAC HELPED HIM

For five years 1 tried in vain to
get rid of my stomach trouble says
W. Fl. Harmon, of 135 +. Baptist
street, York. Pa. Il went from doc
tor to doctor, but couldn't get any
relief and l tried medicine after
medicine without result.
The pains in my stomach Kept
getting worse and worse for L got
so bad that | couldn't get the gas
off of my stomach. | was so con-
stipated that l had to be constantly
takinX laxatives. l lost my appetite
and had become so nervous that l
couldn't sleep and l could feel my
self growing weaker. 1t was awful
indeed.
Finally after hearing so many
good reports about Tanlac l started
taking it and to my joy it helped me
right away. My stomach was quick
ly restored to health, my bowels be-
came regular and now | feel better
in every way than l have in years"
Tanlac, the famous reconstructive
tonic, is now being introduced here
at Gorgas' Drug Store who have Sc
cured the exclusive sale of this mas
ter medicine in Harrisburg.
Tanlac is also sold at the Gorgas
Drug store in the p. r. r. Station;
in Carlisle at w. G. stephens Phar-
macy; EliZabethtown, Albert w.
cain: Greencastle, Charles B. Carl;
MiddIetown, Colin S. Few's Phar-
macy; Waynesboro, Clarence Croft's
Pharmacy; Mechanicsburg, II. L.
RrunhOuSe.-AdV.
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HzRR1sBurc ah TELEGRAPH

down refuses its approval to a
merger with a statement of its regret
at being compelled to take such ac-
ton. Commissioner John $. Rilltng.
however, declines to take the view OF
the majority of his colleagues and
has filed dissenting opinion in
which he holds that there is no con-
stitutional bar to merger OF tele-
phone companies when 1T will relleVe
condition where there is half the
service at twice the pay"
In its decision, one of the most
interesting rendered in many
months, the commission states that
it finds that the operation of the
Cochranton Telephone and the Mer-
chants and Farmers Telephone COM
panies, which have lines in Craw-
ford, Mercer and other counties in
northwestern Pennsylvania. as COM
peting companies is uneconomical
and wasteful. but refuses to sanction
a merger of the companies because
both were Incorporated under the
general incorporation act, which was
enacted the year after the present
constitution was framed and under
which consolidation of telegraph
companies is forbidden.
The companies applied for APP
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dissenting opinion containing forty
two points in which he holds that
the constitutional prohibition applies
only to telegraph companies and
that 1T is well established rule oil
constitutional and statutory con-
struction that the words used must
be given that meaning which they
had at the time of the adoption OF
the constitution of enactment of the
statute" He says when the consti-
tuition was framed there was no tele-
phone and that the trainers of the
constitution did not mean anything
that was non-existant, while when
the telephone was invented ana
1t became necessary to organize tel
ephone companies and there was
no law on the books for incorpora-
ton "the courts by a latitudinous
power exercised in rare cases" held
that for the purposes of incorpora-
ton telephone and telegraph compa-
nies might be included as in the
same general class. He also holds
that the public service company law
has repealed former statutes and
that the commission has authority to
approve 81 telephone merger which
would result in more adequate SER
vice at more reasonable rates"
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Wife of Governor
Dies in Auto Crash

Wilmington, Del. Oct. 2s. - The
wife of Governor Townsend was
crushed to death beneath an over
turned automobile and the Governor
sustained painful though not serious
injuries when the car which he was
driving toward their home at Selby-
vile upset near Georgetown late
Saturday. night. A rain-spattered
Windshield and haste to escape the
downpour are believed to have caused
the accident which sent the machine
from the roadbed, spinning over and
over.
In the blackness the Governor, who
had been thrown clear. groped toward
his wife. guided by her groans. She
was pinned down by the back of the
rear seat. He managed to free her.
and she revived as he lifted her. He
had taken but a few steps, however.
when she expired in his arms. The ex-
act cause of death is not yet known.
The Governor is nearly frantic with
grief over the accident.