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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-02
Jnternirf
Wnrbe ,SO6n gaaSe pon 6Grt6age ais
TeinolidIer glnslGuoer.

Weil er ungea6iet Der 3baHatbe,
oab CT Elm fetnoli9er 2tuslGnOer, oas
bsibl oelti1er ltntertban lit, 3upiDcr
ben geIebli4en 9eitimmunpsn inn r
Ibalb elmer balben Uleile Don elmer
WtunitionsfGbrit no5nts, purOe 5ts
fern Spbn ganoe Don glu. - "A.
Strube. Gartboge, BON 6ilfs 9ms
ossmutI4uq Counts Derbuftet ano
Dirb pdbrenb Der 9auer oes &ri9g,s
internirt iperoen.
Die gunbesbeb0rben batten craft
telt, oab gaarg Obi6pn er 0suti 1e.
llntertbun 1T, Ii9 ME nm eincn ges
feBlih OorgeT4riebenen GrInubnbs
f4ein fir Den QufentbaIt in Ioges
nunHten DerbotsHen 3onen natgsll4t
bat, obIhon er tnnerbdlb elmer 1aiosn
Weilc pDu Der MunitiousIabrit oet
Bplat So. tpobnte. 1gsruer beb1ups
ten Die gunbesbeb6rotn nud, bob
ganbe iiA fir bic UIiIitdrreg;itrls
rung bate ite1en ioIIen, bisies jsocc5
ebenfalls u1tterIaiien bat. gacOe lei
nerfeits psriiAerts aqerbin9s, Oab er
DOT 33 SGbren in SlOen6urg gsbor'n
fuuroe unb baber nit Der Militdrres
aiftrirune ridts gu tbun b5tte, i'm
gureou nes gunbssmdrf3nlls ptro
je6o6 bebduptet, bob gaabs erf q
Sabre alt lei. Gr tom i'm Sabre
1910 aus 0eutfhlanb bierber unO 5at
fstnerlet S6ri.te qet6au. UNI ie!Hs
giirgerpoptere su erlargen.
g8ie DerlaItst, ioqen fit aud -oh
cine g(n3nbl du6ersr FeinoIit&r Nus
Idnber IN Der Stobt befiuoen, bic it's
ne teb0rbli9en grlaubnibi6,in, t1'
ben unh ouf fie pir0 nunmebr ron
ben gunbesbeb0rben qefa6ubst.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-02
unfdae.

- Der II Sabre oIte 6barles
GDans DON Ru. 1547 Gutter StruBe
fIemmts iia geItern HaamittaJ in
elmer Der DrebtbiirsH i'm aath9aus
unb 5og ii9 9erleBun9en an redtsn
8ein, iopie ON Ouumen Der rsaien
5anb gu, Die ibm bonn ItGbtI,dsn
Gdunbbsits5eamten Or. 2anois oers
bunben ipurOen.
- 9alentin Jelir, i'm Wunro 5ritI
pobn9oIt, tam gsitern DOR BEN 9dul'
RO. 436 Main StraBe aij Oem 9iir'
gsriteis gu SaII uno 5og fi4 s!ner
gru6 oes lintsn arms gu, Der fsint
lleberfiibruna uab oem iidotiiGer
SpIpitaI n0tbis ma9te.
- 9srbdltnibmGbi9 glimpflit oers
lief cine QutOmo6iltoaiiiOn, bic iia
aeitern an Der 9eunten unb .Sotn
StrGbe ereisnste, als ein 2dftaufomo@
Bill, 6as Robert Raniom aus Grtttsns
ben, Rp., esb5rte, nit Dem Gutonos
BIZ Der 8eIhdftsa9entsn Der llnTon
oer &leibermader George 3. 5eos
benboff Don 10. 1921 9ig.Iotp 2lOe.
fuutbirts. Ger 3uidmmenprda trs
fulste nit folder Du9t, bab Ssbrsn'
boff orrf bic StrnBe gef6Ieubert rour>
be, ab.r er tant gum Slid, lple he
slersie i'm ftdDtf4en $1oipitai fe'ts
itenfen, nit elmer 9erlebuns an Der
Stirn unb etnigeu unbeoelltsr6en
S6rammen bacon.
- sScbn 9. @iterfamp BON gio.
1921 anppltpn Strabe, siu bei scr
9. e 8. gabn bef6dftigtsr Si9nals
ndrter, fiel gcftern abenb an Der
Ripeoutrsusurg Der 9ohn nn ser
Qublop 9lpenue BON etnem 9u!srju9
unS trua einen mebrfa6en HTppen'
brud bapon, Der feline lIe5erfiihruH5
nad Sem St. Rarien SpiPitaI notptg
md6ts.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-02
Seaer.

- 0ur6 cine iiberhei5te @entrdls
bsisuna fpuroe seitern gormittdg in
Ger @pbnuns bon RuooIpb WtonHing,
go. 1915 Stiff 9tpenue, eh Seusr
peruriadt, bas eirsn Sddpen Don
etfpa $500 dnrihtete.
- Sin 8arotnenbranh tpuroe ges
fern Rorgsn in Der 8obnung Don
Srau Sames Stodtpn, Jto. 1701 9ins
ton Strahe, 5airmpuni. ourh eigsn
oGsoeb0lten aiir6fb OsrurTa6t, Der
onlGblid Der 6dlppeen 5eisr dls 2a>
terne in pos 5srIter geitslt ipcrSen
rar unb beTsn aer5e bic 9urbiusn
in granO gef.edt bate. 0as 5euer
,purbe BON eirem 9ofontsn eutbstt
uno prompt i'm 9etm erftidt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-02

Sonolnlu 102, StornIborno 106,
Saluatele t06, Wqib @ope 81, gas
triotic Dinrp 102, gree5p f02, 3be
Werrp Nbirl 103, antie Canal t06,
G.leen 5rouato f0S. 3uldiiig: Gos
brita 102, Sroitiaa 102, Clgd Be
tropa 93. gin 3raD 80, SSlma Sdorr
t0S. Sittle FrineeB 10S.
Irittrs Mennefl - 3si1briae; 4
Weile linb 20 Dnr6s: geoittp Spot
102, Golinterblait 107, Sloib Of
SSteeI 1917, Or. 5iid i07, s5loibligbf
107. sibpmer no, Go. @nrriion los,
9be @ao6er 107, Wiat u t07, sSins
mehic 107, Sbineitone f07, Satin
Cora liz. 3iiIdIiig: 9lieiGe . i12,
ane6elfamp 107, giaibpile 10,
Gbeer 2enoer t07, 81 MeD los, 'Tas
Te Gbnnce i02.
0ieries 9iennen 3si1briae; 6
iSurIongs: Wordsmis 100, DermiIa
105, Noros o. g9isoom 109, @eroe
100, Roieipooo t09, Raiocr f12,
Slmnp 100, 5ofaIcn Wsard t05.
gbiIgiou 109, alert 109. 9ercant
109, Soro Yprou 112. 9uldiiig: Fres
miiim 105.
iSiinftes Rennen - Simes Star
Sahoicap; 8orie 81 900; 3.idbrtge
nno iItere; 6 JllrIongs: ,saur Sol
i04. Colin tOs. Printe OF Como
1870, gbOeion t06. 3. 5. Wurood
ft2.
Sediies Gennen - 4si1hrige iino
iItere; 1 1s16 gleile: gittle Bigger
i04, grasinere 109, Reptbps i10,
Shemer 109, GnooIes 100, sleitro
1i2, gapt Wardmont 109, Irdp'
poio i09, sIIen Gain t09, Wserru
lpindc 100, aiiIe Shooter it2. Sn'
bolente 113. 3nldiiie: Sbarp 6roit
107, aeierpe 100.
Gicbentes Rernen - 3siabrige
inS iiIicrc; ts16 WeiIe: @uter
glnc lO2, @dter War 106. 1baufs'
giping i06, Grmiilii 106, aloeboron
LOG, grince Sermis 100, Or. 8ars
lop i04. Saietp ssirIt to6, Siiib
TuIb t06, grinee Q 106, Tolina
i06. gIadfruft III. 3nIdiIia:
,ScIite 108, Turtparo gioberts 80,
oittle gtring 100. Eea Bop ia,
@abswortb's Gait f06.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-02
Cterblibfeitsberibt.

Senrp aun3 Sr., SO. 1902 Galis
fornia aDe., 2unsenent3iinouns.
gObra9om DedfeI, so, 806 plum
Str, S4pd9e.
Warn Bartlett, 63, 2218 Semper
Zane, Grebs.
Sarrp UlOrton, 60, 270e gbeu
Qps., gtisrenleioen.
Gnno 9letn, 81, Ult. Srab, Guns
gsnIeioen.
GlFe S6unt, 10, 2174 Wlc2ear
2lOe., StrnBenbabnunfnQ.
9tnna Sbe, Is, 3418 enrtblge
pife, Gungsneni5uaoune.
anna S6uiot, 66, 407 Souf9s
Diep @bs., 2ungenentsiinoung.
Samusl Wannbeimer, IA, 80
Senrne qpe., !Scr5erpeiterung.
Jrnrtis Juds, So. 2267 9'uc
Ctr. S6loofIub.
Ri6ael aarpuls, SO. 1911 Sogan
Str, gIutftur3.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-02
Sizes mno 1as.

Sine Delegation pom gtr3arn
aus Yleofant gibqe nit Sohn ).
acpm ols Dprffiibrer, fpra6 9sitern
beim itGbiiIden StroBeubnbntOmnt''
Fdr Gultirs por unb erfufte i'm, iei'
nen ginfluB bel Der StrdBerbabHges
iellIGoit bohin gefteno su MAIDEN, orb
in l1eeersinitimmura nit Der bcre'fs
por ldneersr 3eit pom Staoifatb on
aenommencn Grbiraus Die Noro Rors
pooo StrabenbabnIirte Bis rdc1
9leoTant gibqs uno Steuneop Sei5bts
burhaele9t tpiro.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-02
@Gfrr llnipn NlGnnerdlur.

Der Bidder Union Wannerdur oers
cutaltet CUR Gr6fFuuns Der SoiIon
an SamItag, 8. RoDember. in oer
@r6eiterbaIe ciusn srpben Bali, 8a
Rem RE 8orbcreitungeu pon eiuem
tii1tieen &omrittes ectrpffsn noroen
linb. gefreunbete @sretne iiHb gu Der
5eitltHteit etnseIdoen unb aaenIbeiIs
ns6mern TtebsN perguiigte Stunoen in
fcberer glusfht.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-02
0eburfen.

Rapmpnb unb @rnre gnripn, 4209
81. Str,, Sna6e.
Gbriit uno Snssl 9oIimot, 745
Ststrer 4pe., &nnbe.
2eounrb unS Clara Scorer, 1906
Columbia 9lpe., Mdbhrn.
Ntrreun unb Gifela pops, 4223
Gaftern 4pe. Wldbhen.
Stspban uno 9srotbh 9eis, Rt.
WaIhinston, anobe.
9Irtbur uno afuna Clint. 1927 Sep
Str, Mdb&eu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-02


iitf lput ipit i0isl.
Griies Rennen- 2sidbrigt
Ndtoens: ,Sane iranees, ti2 (@en.
irp), geponnen; Mabel 5rasf, ti2
fD,. @arner) GteI6) Stpeiter; llfu.
irIt. ii2 (aeoeris), britter. 8eii
1916 2,5.
Sie $2, Wntiiels bejabIien: Sane
FRANCES, stroigbt $3.50, gSIaee $4.s
10, Sbou $3.50; Wsabcl Irasf,
iiIaee 5000, sboip $3.50; llfule.
SboD Si4.40.
}meites Rehnen- 3si1bs
rigc iino dItere: 6 5iirlongs; 9torpir,
ie9 tohnt), gciponnen; Yearefiil
z tar, los tesentrpl 5tpeiter; glans
siia, 104 (Wiuls), britter. 3eit
lil fs5.
Gie so W'utueIs besabIten: Wors
,it, Straiabt S2s.60, gloee 1870,
Z boip $500. Veaeefiil gtar, PIare
$50. Sbom $3.50; gIanddto,
81 ~ aftR-- P7hsRps
Critics Nennen - 2si1bri.
u eplts unO @cloinss; 51a Sur
l9n1s: aIina, 105 (Soparo), ge'
lrOmcn; Epiinnfter, f07 (Gonneap),
rpeiirr; Roa, flo (Sbaunon), brits
irr. 3eit ;0S is5.
7ic 81 RltiIrIs be3ahlten; alina,
siraiabt $21 90. gslare $i4.90,
l0ip $40: :BolimaiIer. Plaee $3.50,
2 2bom $40: Aog. Sbop $47 7.20.
gicrtee 1enHen- 3siabri.
g 4 Meile iuo 20 ylaros: Sirit
q'alpt, i0l lsieljnul. griuonlen;
Star Ninio, Ion (@.nirp), jlpciter
sha6op sawn, 10l (Ban Guien),
orittcr. Spit ! IA fsj.
Iie ~ WhitueIs be5ablten: sSirit
ballot, Siraigbt $t8.40, Tlaee ST..
90; 5bop S5.4O; Star Wlaib, gInce
$40 20. Sboip $500; Sbnoom
ynipn, Sbplu $1,000.
t5iinftebaennen - 3sidbs
rigr linb dItere: / isi6 @seile: 8as
I,r. 100 (Trepcr). geiponnen; Dps
pprtHhitp, 1f3 (Song), slpeiter;
Dieaspo, i09 CIR. ebarner), britter.
3git :I6.
3ie 50 Mutiiels be5ablten: gaIcr,
Strnigbt 5000, YInee $500, feiH
Sborp; Opportunity, pIaee $4.90.
Scdites Rennen- 3siabris
ac nno iItere; IA Wleile: ssoeuIar,
Os (1onabne). geponnen; Gnfe OF
SbelbD, i05 (@arner), 5ipeiier; Sos
lib siod, 10 (Gonncap), 0ritter.
,3eit 2:06 1s5.
Gic so Wllitiiels besablten: ssoeiis
Tor, Straigbt Sii.S0, 3slnee $50,
Sbcp 1920; Gnte Of SbeIbp. FI1ee
5000. Sbotp $500; soIio Rod,
Sbop $3.50.
Siebentes * ennen 81
jiibrise imo dItere; / 1si6 Meile:
Glare, i06 (((N. @nrner), gr1pors
men; Sriib Gentleman. i02 tNils
lis). 3lDeiter. Lolliin. lU6 tealep),
brifter. 9eit t:47 2s5.
Gle So Wliitiiels be5ablteu: Glare,
gtraiebt Sc. 80, RInee $500. Sboip
$500; SriiJ ejnitleInan yInce
sif.b0, gboiu $500; Golina SbOD
$50.
l5iir huts ipureen ioIssnbs pfsrs
BE- angsnitIbst:
Gritss Renneii - 2sidbrige w,aisI
cen Colts lnb @eloinas; 6 sSiirIpngs: /:
". u. &dfiiugs i09. ". y. Eobrp
100, Z. @aIfer ft2, SaiiInr 1i2.
0raeoip liz, sIa Molom fi2, Bineaar
Sill 10S, BntbIing 2oiloer 100,
auguitns ff2, Sad Smnrf liz,
@rono Gufe 112. Gid 6. gs. t12.
3uIdiiig: aernan 109, Girotfo ii2,
CUTE Of gapop liz, Spring Gioe
ii2, Son Srouip tf2.
3peites RenneIi - 2siabripe 5ils
ties: bis sylrIongs: 3suEffp gubp
81, parIsr Nsoio i0t, goxriu l02,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-02
Sfenen Zmperiufenbemten
Sat 6r56iidoi Woeller fir bic 8es
meinOeidJnlen Der @r;oiO5Oie
erHaHnt.

Grs6i8of Moeue- BAT geitsrn in
Reo. q. @iQtum S6nitt sinen neus
en Superinterbenten fir bic tatbOlis
i6er 9smeinbei9uIen Der gr3bt03eIe
crnannt. ReO. S4mitt mar 5eitiueiltg
ais 4i1tftsn,prieItsr an Der 81. 9reis
faItigteits4air9e in 9apton, O., tbds
tlg getpsfen unb fem Gahfolgsr in
tieiem amt iptrO ReO. GrGntis grebs
ftede.
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priSet an geraiitnna

s,n beiDubiloism 3nifanb, an ben
iipIasn sinsr Urrgiftutp Ieibsnb. ipurs
be sefisrn Wcrssn gu ftiiber Gtunbe
tie 81 Snbrs nltt Drau Joa 6oufehcls
bsr IN tbrsr Mchnuns I'm 6niis 30.
q OF Sisbents Girnbe bon ibren
Gaitsn Sobu 6Olfs9oIssr ki isinsy
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-02

Oerpdltsr Don GliBubstb @ef; gsrfo.
ualien $500.
8erf9isDents.
Samusl 5. Mippel tlagts cine
We6islfOrberuns iibsr $2500 segsn
sSuli1 M. 2oi9 II. q. Elm.
Samuel Denton, QobpitOn, O., uHb
Grtbur Nolf, 841 5optins Strabs,
Del5> Der 8erna6Idfiisuns ibrsr
Gamilieu bef6ulbist Daren, purOeH
esitern bon Sussnbriftsr 6. 90. 6Off.
maa gu feds refp. brei Wpnnten ars
beitsbaus berurtbeilt.
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Ssimttbr dufatfuntsn. Die ertranft,
tDurbt fofort nod Dem itdbitIAsn
6oipitdl atbrnft, no bic Gersts i6ren
sSuitanb fit 5ismli9 bsbenilid ers
tIdrttn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-02
9lms bem Weridjtsb6fen.
Spdidmlratb Smrd Ginbaltsbsfebl
an Der amsIdliskmna ansudrs
tiger SdJiiler,
1eren SdlnIselb nidjt ssitis sntridls
tet iuoroeH 1T, tempUrGr psrs
binSert.

e9sftefbunsafdne. = eGdbsnsrTas,
Hagen. = a6peiiung elmer bebeu.
isn6sn SeItamsntstlass bennirdsi
gstdmpft feline ausiieferung.
Sunbesssri6ts s9lnsslssenbeitsn. =
RaflabsSaden. - gerf6isosnes
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-06-08
Earth Shakes Like Jelly
Under Force of Great
Explosions at Front
By associated Press

London, June S.-All the special
correspondents at the front, in their
descriptions of the Messines battle.
feature the tremendous explosion of
mines which preceded the British
advance. The earth opened and
the German line disappeared" is one
terse description.
Every writer likens the effect on
the surrounding terrain to an earth
quake. One says the hill on which
he stood shook like jelly. Another,
who says the explosive used was
aminol, writes:
I'VE saw what might have been
the doors thrown open in front of
number of colossal blast furnaces.
They appeared in pairs, in threes
and successive singles, and with each
blast the earth shook and shivered
beneath our feet. 1t is worse than
an earthquake" said someone who
had known of the worst earthquakes.
Tunder clouds of smoke rose in solid
form to immense heights from
Hill go, from Wytschaete weed and
other places, and, while our eyes
were full of the spectacle, a thou
sand guns opened fire. The air shook
as the earth shook and where earth
and air met incredible explosions
seemed to rend the world until we
appeared part of some cosmic revo-
luton.
I'VE saw familiar landscapes. all
ready ploughed and narrowed by the
war, vanish or assume grotesque
shapes. Hill so went up in fine dust"
The correspondents agree in an
ticipating desperate counter attacks.
They say the Germans are m3ssing
vast forces and intimate that the
battle has only begun.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-06-08
TWO GRADUATE
FROM SELLER
School Prizes Are Awarded at
Annual Commencement
Exercises

The commencement exercises of
the Seller School took place this
morning at II o'clock, in the assem-
bly, rooms of the school.
Previous to the presentation of the
diplomas the Primary, Junior and
Senior choruses sand and the kinder
Garten gave an informal program.
The Primary chorus work was under
the direction of Miss Mary T.. Reilly,
the Junior and Senior choruses un-
der the direction of Mrs. Wilbur +.
Harris, and the kindergarten under
the supervision of Miss Edna NJ.
Sprenkel. Miss Alice Graydon was
accompanist for the choruses.
The graduates of the school were
Miss Dorothy c. Hurlock and Miss
Annette L. Steel. The Rev. Dr..
graduation address, emphasizing the
important place the preparatory
school training has in the prepara-
ton for greater things.
Following the regular program and
presentation of diplomas. prizes for
the school year were awarded. Prizes
for attendance were given to: Miss
Elizabeth Zeigler, Miss Elizabeth p,
Harris, Miss Margaret Oyster, Miss
Louise Plank, Miss. Alice Lescure,
Miss Dorothy C. Hurlock, Miss Har-
riet Gilbert, Miss Elizabeth HilleaTy,
Miss Martha Chadwick, Miss Chris
tine Brandt, Miss Louise Hickok,
Miss Harriet Whitman and Miss Kath-
crime Beidleman. The senior prize
for scholarship was presented to Miss
Eliza Bailey, the Junior scholarship
to Louise Nelly, and the application
prize to Miss Mabel Wright.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-06-08
pERLLC SALE

PURSUANT to the direction of the
VIII of Mary Ann Alleman, deceased,
there will be offered at Public Sale,
on Thursday, the 21st day of June,
=1917. at 2:30 o'clock, in the afternoon
on the premises, Nos. 223 and 225
North Front Street, Steelton. Pa, the
Following described real estate Call
situate in the Borough of Steelton)
land personal property:
No. /. \ lot of ground fronting
about 81 feet on the north side OF
North Front Street and extending
back, towards North Second Street,
about 10 feet, having thereon erected
1.-TWO three-story brick houses with
basement storerooms, known as Nos.
Z223 and 225 North Front Street. This
L feet wide private alley opening on
Ito North Second Street.
No. >. \ lot of ground fronting on
1.-THE south side of North Second Street
|2s feet and extending back towards
North Front Street IS feet, and hav-
|fng thereon erected two 2la story
|frame dwelling houses, known as Nos.
|216 and 2lS North second Street. This
property has the use in common of a
|6 feet wide private alley.
No 3. \ vacant lot of ground 'front.'
ing on the south side of North Second
back towards North Front Street 76
feet and having the use in common of
Ia six feet wide private alley.
No. 4. \ lot of ground situate on
|fne SDutn Slde OF SOuIn front street,
having a frontage of so feet and eX-
tending back to the line of the Penn
|sylvania Canal having thereon erect
led three three-story frame houses,
known as Nos. lis, 12o and 122 South
Front Street.
No 5. 4 vacant lot of ground situ-
ate on the south side of South Front
Street % feet front and extending
back to the line of the Pennsylvania
Canal, known as Messenger Brothers
Marble Yard.
TERMS OF SALE: The real estate
will be sold free of all liens, except
taxes for the year 1917 and existing
leases. to the highest and best bidder,
but executors reserve right to adjourn
the sale. Ten per cent. to be paid
when the property is stricken down
land the balance in cash in 80 days
when deed will be delivered, and pos
session given subject to existing
leases and rights of tenants; or pur-
chaser may pay in 80 days after sale
one-half in cash and give mortgage
that will be first lien for other half
At the same time and place there
will be sold at Public Sale 10 shares
of National Brewing Company stock
Terms: Cash, payable on delivery OF
the Certificates of Stock.
ETHAN ALLEMAN.
FREDERICK Z. SMITH,
Executors,
Steelton, Pa.
Attorney.
c. H. BERGNER,
Harrisburg.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-06-08
Confederates UnveiI a
Monument to R. E. Lee
Bv Associated Prcss

Gettysburg, Pa, June S.-A memo
rial surmounted by a statue of Cen
eral Robert l.. Lee was unveiled on
Gettysburg battlefield to-day in the
presence of many Confederate vet
Grams who had come from their an
nCal reunion at Washington and also
many Grand Army of the Republic
veterans.
The memorial, erected by the state
of Virginia to he- soldier dead, was
accepted for the Government by Will
liam NJ. 1ngra nam, assistant secretary
of war, who declared that it was char.
acteristic of the American people that
both north and south could meet as
one great reunited family on the cele.
brated field.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-06-08
NOTICE


THE following ordinance was read
in place in the City Council at its
meeting held Tuesday Morning, Nav
20. 1917. and is published as directed
by Article V. Section 3, Clause 10. OF
the Act of Assembly approved June
AN ORDINANCE
Authorizing the paving and curbing
of Emerald street, from Jefferson
Street TO Seventh Street. and pro-
viding for the payment of the cost
of the same.
.sEcTloN ]; Be i ordained by the
and it is hereby ordained by authoritv
of the same That Emerald Street
from Jefferson Street to Seventh
Street, be and the same is hereby au-
thorized to be paved with sheet as
phalt on a concrete base, and curbed
with granite or granolithic curbing
the cost and expense thereof to be as
sessed according to the foot front
rule, said cost not to exceed two dol
lars per square yard for paving and
o. dollar per linear foot for curb
SECTION .. That all proceedings
and work incident to the improve
ment herein authorized shall be taken
and done, and the cost and expense
thereof shall be paid for and the as
sessment levied on the abutting prom
by Ordinance No. 10. Session of 1915
1872, and Ordinance No. "a, Session OF
l914-1915.
Hundred and Fifty (S250.OO) dollars.
or so much thereof as may be neces-
sary, be and the same is hereby an
propriated out of the fund known as
Paving Street intersections" Ordi-
nance No. Ill, Session of 1914-19I5. to
pay the cost of paving intersections
OF any highways with Emerald Street
as hereinbefore provided.
r.. ROSS SEAMAN.
Clerk of the CITY Council
Office OF the CITY Clerk. Harrisbur1
Pa. May 81. 1917.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-06-08
WAR STOCKS MAKE
GAINS in MARKET
Equipments and Supply Issues Share in Recoveres From
Yesterdays Dealings; u S. Steel and Bethlehem
Respond to Buying Orders

New York, June s. (WaH Street)-
Equipments and other war supply
stocks made marked recoveries at
the opening of to-day's trading from
their depression at yesterdays later
dealings. Advances of 1 to 8 points
were scored by the independent steel
group. Central Leather. Industrial
Alcohol, Distillers Securities. MeXi-
can Petroleum, Baldwin Locomotive,
Atlantic, Gulf and West Indies, Paci-
fic Mail. American Sugar and Beet
Sugar. United States Steel soon rose
a point on further large transactions
and Bethlehem Steel responded in
like measure, Less activity was
shown by specialties and rails were
again apathetic.
Dealings Low
Further realizing sales and the plac-
ing of such short contracts impaired
an uncertain tone to the trading of
the morning. Dealings were far be-
low those of the early week, but no
less varied because OF the prominence
of numerous specialties in control of
professional interests. United States
Steel and associated industrials denot-
ed additional liquidation for profits.
Rails and motors remained under re-
straint and a few equipments forfeit
Central Leather and Sugars. together
with minor specialties, made pro-
nounced advances over initial quota
tions. At noon firmer tendencies pre-
vailed in the market leaders. Bonds
were irregular.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-06-08

corporation has just received offers
from ten firms to build 496 wooden
ships within twelve months. or 7S6
within eighteen months. General
Goethals has turned the proposals
down because the builders wish to
construct the ships on a cost plus 10
per cent. profit basis instead of con-
tracting for fiat price for. the ships.
GOethals Says Imprncticable
Mr. Eustis and Mr.. Clark are the
mining engineers who originated the
wooden shipbuilding plan adopted by
the Shipping Board and regarded by
General Gotehals as impracttcable.
When the board formed the fleet cor
poration and put General Goethals at
its head with full powers to build
ships the two engineers were assigned
to the corporation as the generals
aids.
After taking charge of the building
program, General Goethals turned to
steel construction and limited the
wooden program to not more than $50
ships in eighteen months. Mr.. Eustis
and Mr.. Clark contend the corpora
tion can build 1000 wooden ships
within the time without interfering
with steel building.