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Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-08
VOLUNTOWN
Teachers at Center School - Town Contributes Alexander Tanner to Uncle Sam's Service in New Army,

MT. ard Mrs. Byron Lewis ana family of Hope Valley R. l., MT. ana Mrs. Mason Lewis and daughter of Oecum, were guests at the home of Esther Lewis over the week end. On Shore Leave. Jesse Jordan of U. $. BAttIeshon North Carolina was here c.l a 4S hour leave Sunday. MT. and Mrs. John Mcdonald of Pawtucket, R. l., were holiday guests at the home of Mrs McDonald's par ents, Mir. and Mrs. Thomas McDon- aid.
 Miss Ola Tanner has returned to Hop River where she began her school duties September 4th. $. B. Sweet of Southbridse spent the week end here.
 Florence Lewis has returned home after visiting relatives in Norwich.
 George Wilson of Norwich wts call ing on friends in town Ias- Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Everett TiIlinerhast and fan1tly of Danielson were visitors with relatives here recently
 Mrs. Annie B. Andrews has re- turned to Rocky HilL-
 Justin Andrews has begun. his Ju- nior year at the Middletown High school.
 terbury - tion at Hope Valley. =. ' Y,
 MT. and Mrs. Albert Horton. Mrs. Mary Rix and Miss Helen Horton spent Sunday with relatives at Prov idence.
 A large number attended the Nor wfch fair the past week, especially on Labor Day.
 Teachers at Center School The teachers for the coming year at the Center school are: Miss Airline Thompson of Hampton: Miss Raney or Baltic, and Miss Hassler of Taft vi1le. The school will open for the fall term September 10th.
 Member of New Army.
 Alexander Tanner, who was draft ed and accepted left Tuesday morning Tor New London where he was order ed to report for further orders for service in the new national army.
 MT. and Mrs William Crawford were visitors in Providence Wednesday,
 The Sisters, teachers and students at the Academy of the Holy Family at Wednesday afternoon. They were fine guests of Rev. Richard P. Morrissey.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-08
CRISWOLD

Miss Mary Buck of Monson, Mass has been visiting friends in town this week.
 Mir. and Mrs. Henry D. Geer Mr. and Mrs. Alphonse Abern and. daugh ter, Jennie, Of Three Rivers. Mass. visited over Sunday With Deacon and Mrs. Eva Geer
 Mrs. wtinarn 1T. sitgo6d and Miss Margaret. Riddei of toftintown. were guests Of Mir. and Mrs. ". f. Bit good this week.
 Mrs. P H. Howard is spending a couple of weeks at Montville With Rev. and Mrs C. l.. f'Tench
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-08
ASPIRIN CONNECTICUT AND WESTERN RHODE ISLAND
Who Eo;iig and Coming - Ineidentss Accidents and
 srfl sas E Building in Three Countss.1& @

Noryieh the syk attend
 Henry D enad It Haven spsnl the holiday Whip poor Albert Brown or New HATen Speni the holiday in the Grove.
 Harold Barrett of Hartford passed Sunday with his sgrxnd<mother, Mrs G. M. Etrrett et Center street, short time with his family here. last week. ~u %
 George Weir of Portland spent Sun day with his sister. Mrs. Ellen V. Weir. l MT. and Mrsss GurAon B. Coats. land daughters. Misses Eleappr and Mar jorie who sepnt the seasen~at Crescent Beach.
 Carl Tracy of Hartford has been passing two weeks vacation at his
 Graham Brown and George Newton Of New Haven notored here Sunday enroute to the County fair at Norwich. Newton Lee entertained his sister. 1 Mrs. James Beebe from Salem last
 Eddie Bannins of Id.rttford is. spend 1 ing 9 week with his grandmother, Mrs. l W. A. Banning. .5,.-., ~. / Lawrence Spencer has rsturned from Salem where he has been passing the l summer and started Tuesday upon his studies at the Manual Training school New London. i @f '.@fi -'''-
 
 the Norwich fair showed a good aften- dance from Niantic. Mail carrier J. Percy Morgan Mrs. Morgan and Travis D. Morgan motored Fred ManwarinE of New Haven spent the holiday with R. T.. ManwA- Dr. P. A. kunnpitsch of Bridgeport motored here to pass the Holiday with
 Milton staglitz left Sunday even ing for business in New York after passing the summer with his family at the Levfson cottage.
 Memorial Servie4
 A number of the Grove people at- tended the Memorial service at the Ladies' Aid Building Sunday, afternoon.
 MT. and Mrs. Hotchkiss and sons Of Hartford arrived Saturday for a Stay
 Frank Graham of Detroit Mich, is making few days stay in this Sec tion.s =
 Mir. and Mrs. William Wedge of Hal- lewwefl. Maine. were in town recently renewing acQuajHtances.
 Mrs. George A. Boon is senteffaining her sister and child at fheSA. T. Boon cottage in BroaaWAy:. taess : Morris Palnasrnf Wiliimantic is as sisting w e. Barker. ss
 MT. and Mrs. William Austin of Lyme notored here last week for a call on Mrs. Lucy Miner. Mrs. Miner who has been III is i'm proving. .,-..,.-.,..s-.. Mrs. R. H. Lloyd and daughters of | New York are at their place in Wells 1 street. . .s-.- Edward E. Claussen and son Walter l of Hartford passed the holiday with | Mrs. C1aussen at their Pine Grove cot I tage.s Il Sydney ~sugfftz ofncehter street has been entertaining. his brother from I New York. +s@ 'ss
 NIrs Haarea NA,echafar .,d so eft Monday for their home in Brook tyn. NY. after passing the summer with Mrs. Olivia M. Case at the Ala 1 oama bungalow. i
 Launch Returns Capt. F. K Partric returned last week with his .fAnuch Crescent from 1 Savin Rock and has comnenced mak- T. ng daily trips from the Grove to. New sondon.~ The cettagers have missed he Crescent. e.s. - Homer Dornnan of the Newport Na- al Station was a visitor in the Grove 'unoaE .s s4ssts.f rsa7
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-08
GLASGC
Opening of the. SchooIs4-Thread Mi Closes For HoIiday-EceIeston Farr Sold.

School in the Eighth district com, menced the Fall term Tuesday morn ing with Miss Moran of Plainfeid | the senior room and Miss Montgomer of Pachaug primary teacher Mir. and Mrs. H. J. Cole and daugh last week.
 Mrs. George W. Burdick returned t Providence Friday, after spendin. three weeks with her niece, Mrs. W G. Burdick.
 The new superintendent of schools day.
 Attended Fair. w. G. Burdick attended the Nor Wich fair Tuesday and met man. r Mir and Mrs. Levine have as guest, their son and his family from Brook
 Mabel Blanchard spent the week en, and Labor Day with relatives in NortI Stonington.
 Holiday for Employees.
 Glasgo Thread Mill resumed work or Tuesday morning after being shu' down for Labor Day
 Mrs. Wiseman is soon to move to tn, village into the house recently occu. pied by MT. Marshand. The Ecclestor past two or three years has been solo to New York purchasers.
 The Ladies Aid society will be en. tertained by Mrs. Hanlon next Wed. nesday afternoon.
 Teaching in MiddIetown
 Miss ". r. Green, former teach. CT in this district is teaching in Mid dletown.
 Miss Della Malloy is the guest o, friends in Providence
 Miss Marion Malloy has resumed teaching Tn Waterbury where she has taught for the past four or five years
 Mir. and Mrs. Walter Tanner, Alex. ander and Minda Tanner were callers at w. G. Burdick's Monday on their way back from taking their daughter Olga, to her school duties at Hop Riv- CT, where she taught last year.
 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jarvis took trip to Fall River, New Bedford, Mass, on Labor Day, accompanied by their daughter, Viola and Misses Leoza and t9arE Davon, MT Ed Dayon, Jr., chauffeur. They visited St. Ann'a church, which is very beautiful
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-08
LEBANON

N. C.. kssn,fs; Mait caffief Fsr Fsrty YtaFs, Moves 4s Hartfsra&Thl.vsa
 Visit csSp and aafdeh-kocai Men
 as Reunion of LeaIsistive Club.
 -Dt. Henry Sweet and family of fiArtferd were if town satuFaay to intend ff3e ftiflerai of Mir. Sweet $ brothefsifi. .law, Nathahiai 6. ,, Bark :. Chauncey J. Williams Of the U. $: N., st4titf1ed in IdYis Island, has been At his home in this plaee oii five=da fufiUukf.
 Aeturns to PhiIadsiphia.
 Df, Ade1aiae Psekhaft wso has beeh t9eudi4H: the- sdfhnfer with fef sister, Mrs. F. F. Fowler. has returned tb her iiufae 4f Phai2delbkia= ssrinShsid spent several days with
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-08
HAMBURG
E. L. HeIds Lawn Fsstivai and
 Hears Suffrage Addrsss.

Mir. and Mrs. John F. Tiffany and sons were visitors in Hartford the past wetk.
 Mrs lIubay, daughter and son, re- turned Wednesday to New York, after spending their vacation a. :heir sum- mer home in Sterling City.
 Mir. and Mrs. John sR. Beebe of Hartford visited their .ister, Mrs. Lodowick Bill over Labor Day.
 Miss Irene Woods of New London visited Harriet Reynolds last wednes-
 Mrs. Edwin Hick and daughter, Ethel, Of Vernon; and Mrs. John Brady of Boston, are guests of their mother, Mrs. Palmer, in Sterling City. - Mrs. James Lord entertained Miss Bartholomew of. West Haven the past week. "
 Lawn Festival.
 The E. F. L. of Lyme held A lawn festival last week Friday night at Red Ga!ies. Mrs. Hepburn Of Hart ford. and Miss Dawson, spoke on suf- frage. Music and dancing were en- joyed ard refreshments were on sale.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-08
BozRAH

Mrs Frank Morton and her sister are visiting at Rev. and Mrs. J. c Y6Bns's.
 MFs. Edward Bishop has retutnea home after two weeks visit in New
 Mir. and Mrs. J. s. Massee Of sAh ta Barbara, cal, were callers 6n Miss Alice Bishop WednesdaY afternoon.
 Mrs. Frank Standisn Of weefsock- st R. l.. has been the guest of Mrs Rh6da Miner thib week.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-08
HANOVER

William G. Park has returped home after a lengthy stay at Bethlehem. N. fl,
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Bennett and sof Hafo1d Of New York we're the giiests of. Mr. and Mrs. James Bennett for bvsf Labor Day. 7 Mr. and Mrs. Rogers C. Peck and children have returned to Washing tan h. c.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-08
PRESTON
Rev. and Mrs. L. M. kensston Moving i. to Shelton.

Secretary Edwin Hill of the Y. Nj. c. A. will preach in the Congresa- tionAl church. Sunday morning.
 George Seleer, who has been spend- ing several weeks in tho West, re. turned home this week
 W. N. Wheeler began hiiint his sife this week.
 Several from here Attended the con- ference of churches at Pachaus, wed. nesday.
 Rev. ana Mrs. l.. NJ. Keneston are moving their goods this tveek to the formers new pastorAte in Shelton.
 The people of the Baptist church at. tended the Congrekatehal church Sunday, having union service and communion.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-08
ASfIWuLE'Tl''T E

Grover c Maine called on friends in Norwich, Wednesday,.
 MT. and Mrs. Charfee Aabureh yis- ited with friends in Yawbux Valley,
 Edwin Maine of 'Maine's Crossing was in Ashwillett, Saturday. John L. Holmes transacted busj- ness in New London, Tuesday.
 Charles Hayward visited Norwich friends, Saturday
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-08
NIANTE
Social Activities of Village and Grove --launeh Crescent tfon.s from savin
 Rook-Notes of the Holiday. ,.-s..

Mrs. Mary wickford of Lyme is car ng for Mrs Lucy Gleason who is re- Mrs George Peabody has gone to Iarford to visit relaiveE1<s 2 ssSP Mrs. Isabella Hargey and daughter f Cncasville former residents of Ni- tntic- are at the Morton House.
 Mrs. Amelia Thompson of Eyack, N. |. a guest at the Mantle House is re- ,orted improving from her illness Mrs Thompson has spent many summers Iere.
 Guests From Norwich
 MT. and Mrs. George A. Howard of atiVes-
 A number from this place were in .y Az 1s1.z. 1a.-ssa - :
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-08
A Fsilew.f.sIins,

Possible postcard from the ex-Czar to the kaiser: siberts---Rear Riu; Wish you were here. Nicak."-Kansas City Star.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-08

-=-F Fred A.. LeniaGwe;1 waasA. recent visitor Tt Saxt0nss -Htvtr, Vt. The trip was made by Autonhobile
 Mrs. Albert Gu 1e and son of Thames
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-08
Lawn Festival.
LEFFINGWELE

Motor Trip to vermont-visitsr From North Dakota.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-08

A Knaxviiie {Tefinl girl makes ciev- CT Character dolls win heads carved Of dried Apples.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-05-22
PLEASANT VALLEY PARAGRAPHS

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Smith spent
last Thursday with ". L. Adolf and
family
Hardy %Breeding's house viii soon
be completed.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Tiede were call
lers at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Deeg Sr. last Thursday.
Herman c. Martens TOOL Hugo Rast
and his mother to American Falls last
Sunday. Mrs. Rast had the misfortune
Of hurting her hand on a rusty nail
some time ago and went TO town to
see a doctor, being afraid of blood poi
sOning.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Tiede motored
to Raft river last Sunday to visit rel
atiyes.
George Rast lost a valuable horse
last week.
Willie Martens had diner with II. c..
Martens and family last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Martens and
Hugo Martens mOtore to Aberdeen on
Friday evening to spend the evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew stroh.
Mrs. Wiebe Stroh visited with her
sister, Mrs. George Dalton last Sun
day.
AIR. and Mrs. Fred Colfeld spent
Sunday with Mr.. aud Mrs. schildt and
family.
The federal dry farm loan associa
tion held a netting in the First Ma
bank Monday. An appraiser met
with them to assist IN getting them
started right.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-05-22

may the star of faith and confidence
be ever with them and bring them
home bigger, better and nObler men.
Henry Tackley, a well known resi-
tent Of this community. was taken
back 10 Syracuse. y. y. about two
weeks for the benefit Of his health.
u seems that ever since the sudden
death OF his wife about q year ago he
has failed IN health lie has been liv-
ing with his sistcr-in-law. Mrs. Sam
Davis OF POcatellO since last Novem-
her His brother was summoned from
NeW York and accompanied Henry
back 10 his home, feeling that there
be- would regain his health. lie was
lu a very serious condition when ne
boarded the train al P~ocatello. az he
ia becoming more helpless and par
alyzed every day.
Frank r.. Jones drove out Ia his car
from POcatellO and was viewing the
old land marks.
ny secrlsts is building a new adj
dition OF kitchen and bath room on
his house.
The readers are awaiting another
good serial like Prudence OF the Par
aOnage" and Joe the Book Farmer"
Mr. Gleed, sales agent for the Laying
car. has been la the valley the past
few days working.
Jess Keller has returned home here
after a few weeks s%oJourn on the
coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Iverson
bride and groom are visiting at the
home Of Mrs VERSIONS parents, Mr..
.HN Mo T.V.s n.f1..Ir A.. ---
was formerly Miss Vienna Bullock. She
graduated from the Central school
here and has been attending school at
American Falls until the time Of her
marriage. Their marriage was a
great surprise as they slipped one oy-
or on their friends and we're quietly
married a feN weeks ago. Both the
young people are Wcll known here and
"a host Of friends extend cOngratula-
lions.
Mr. Jacobs Of American Falls was
here the past week taking orders for
combines
Mrs j D Dawson and daughters.
Misses 49,. ie aud Fanny Beobe. and
Fred Rose we're in Arbon a few hours
Sunday visiting relatives and friends.
Mr baharah ia improving rapidly.
spring is here, accompanied by the
wood ticks. lee froze half am inch
thick here Monday night.
Mrs Evelyn II. Ellison. solicitor for
the American Falls Press, Is visiting
the several patrons here the past
week.
we have a few good showers here
every once In awhile which helps the
CRIME
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-05-22

gave Mrs. Murphy a surprise dinner
last Friday. It was her twenty-fourth
birthday All who were present had a
good time.
Cleo Denny. who has been In Rock
land the past three weeks returned TO
lhe home Of her brother. T.. II. Denny,
Saturday night
Herman Rupp's nephew. Gus Blom-
berg, who has been working near Fi-
Ter the past winter, returned 10 the
Divide Monday. Mr.. Blomberg viii
farm with Mr.. Rupp this summer.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-05-22

Manager Reed OF the Gem State
Lumber Co. OF American Falls, was
a business visitor here Thursday.
George W Bandy recently made a
round trip from Pocatello where he
went for feed.
Miss Mildred Warren loft last week
Tor her home IA Logan. Utah. Miss
Warren has taught a successful term
81 the Central school. She viii be
greatly missed by her many friends.
Newell Leishman Melvin Bailey and
J. r. Bailey made q business trip 70
rocatello Tuesday.
Lorin Bailey. q 8 mall carrier from
pocatelio ~ Arbou. has purchased a
trailer for his new car.
Ora Darling has also enlisted for
the service OF our country and left
Sunday for Salt Lake city and VIII
b. assigned 90 training
One % The most enjoyable dancing
parties given lately was held al Gem
tral hall Friday evening. May III. IA
honor Of Ora Darling. one OF our boys
who is going go dn hla bit" in the war
cause Old and young came from far
and near 90 give him q hearty fare
we'll Dancing naH the main amuse-
meut and 40 o late hour delicious re-
Treatments we're served The music
which Was played during the evening
b. Mrs John Fuller and son. was
excellent Nr Darling was received
the proceeds which were taken BOO. at
abe door and 10 made a good fat purse
Joe Arhon made % splendid address
Hiram y Handy. enlisted boz Tho
Na hingion troops while at Walla
Naila. Washington this aprine He
has not received word where hc la
g. De- stationed na yet, and expects a
call amy day
Several acres Of FAN grain had 10
be rcseeded this spring. The grain
looked 90 be iu fire shape when the
SNOW went Off but soon died down
There are also reports OF a kind OF
cut worm working IA the wheat here
this spring There a. some fan wheat
that looks very good and Il ~ the
wish 90 AN the farmers here for q
bumper crop, as we all need the flour
and there are others who need the
dough
Mr. Hatfield and son have recently
bought tractors and they are doing
some fine work Clarence England
and w a. Nunuelley have also given
up horses for tractors and are just
more than turning up tho sod
There rs a great thought OF kind
moss sympathy and love extended 10
onf lads here who have enlisted and
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-05-22
on TmE DIVIDE.

Fred Black OF this place Is work
ing az Reiman's az this time
Word was received from Mr.. Hunt
last week that he would not be back
20 finish teaching the Seeping Springs
school L. d. Nutting viii finish il.
John Schuldt lost a mule last week.
j r. Black and son Glenn made a
business trip to Malad the first of
last week.
The women of this ueghborhood
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-05-22

Robert S. Lovett, chairman OF the
board of the Union Pacific railroad,
has volunteered the whole of his time
during the war to any work to which
he might be assigned" by the Ameri-
can Red Cross, It was announced sun
day night by Henry p. DAWSON, chair
man of the war council Of the Red
Cross.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-05-22
CARD OF THANKS.

Mr.. and Mrs. +. G. Flagler wish to
express profound thanks to the many
friends who attended them so kindly
the illness and death of their
son, Cleon.
MR. AND MRS. +. G. FLAGLER.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-05-22

Even if your auto is in apparent
good condition it will pay you to take
IL % the Star garage once in a while
aud have IL looked over. A complete
revision OF prices is combined with
expert supervision of all work by a
manager entirely competent to super
wise. makes the Star garage the log
zeal place 10 90.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-05-22

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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-08-11
WILL BEGIN TO
CHOOSE MEN IN
COUNTY FOR VAR
Second District First to Get
Under Way; Other Two
to Follow Soon

The work of picking men, ply
sically fit, and with no relatives alb
solutely dependents upon them for
support, to serve in the National
Army of the United States, will be-
gin in earnest in Dauphin county
next week.
After months of preparations, in
Guiding the registrations. listing,
numbering and drawing of men,
the actual drafting will begin on
Monday morning when the second
county division exemption board will
start its work in the Paxtang school
house. 1t is hoped by members of
the board to examine 112 men on
the first day. On Tuesday and We'd
nesday 2O4 more men will be examin-
ed. AS soon as the board receives
the official quota for the district, ad-
ditional notices will be prepared for
the men to be called to complete
the number.
The third county district will ex-
anime twenty-five men next We'd
nesday, and forty each succeeding
day until the quota is filled. Men,
bers of the board announced that
through some error it was stated
that Dauphin borough had been in
Guided in the third county division.
instead the men were given serial
numbers in the second county div
Continued on Page At
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-08-11
FRANK B. BLACK
RESIGNS ASSTATE
HIGHWAY CHIEF
Issues Statement Taking Issue
With Governor on Points
in Dispute

Frank b. Black, of Meyersdale,
Somerset county, one of Governor
Martin G. Brumbaugh's oldest
friends and his personal selection
for State Highway Commissioner on
the death of Robert j. Cunningham,
to-day announced that he had resign
ed as highway commissioner to take
effect on August Is, at the request
of the Governor. The Commissioner
issued a letter in which he charges
that attempts were made from. time
to time to play politics in the de-
partment. The Governors office de-
clined any statement.
The resignation came as a sur
prise as it was not thought because
of the personal relations known to
exist that the Commissioners res
ignation would be requested as a re-
suit of the "flare-up" over the Gov
eror's objection to Mr.. Black MAX
ing a statement on how he thought
the State should apportion the money
for improving highways on a fifty
fifty basis. This was the now fam
Gus censorship" established three
weeks ago. The statement that Mr..
Black wanted to give out then comes
out to-day and with it Mr.. Black S
resignation.
1t is believed that the resigna-
ton will be followed by a general
shake-up of the department and that
there will be more designations as
Chief Engineer w. II. Uhler and
others are known to have supported
Mr.. Black in his attitude not only
on the appointment, but on various
times when efforts were made to
ma MI nl oh
LCcIntiI,IInl Dan
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-08-11
BERLIN SECRETLY
CONSTANTINE
HAVE BIG LOANS
Greek King Abandoned Fort
to Bulgarians Soon After
Getting Money

Athens, Aug. II. - Finance Min
lister Negropontes, replying to an IN
terpellation in the chamber, stated
that the cabinet of eX-Premier
Skouloudis contracted two secret
loans with the Bleichroeder bank of
Berlin of 40,000,000 marks each,
repayable in three months after the
signing of peace. The first loan
was arranged in January and the
second in April, 1916, and the Lam
bros ministry obtained third SINH
lar loan of forty millions in Janu-
ary, 1917.
OF these loans only 100000
marks has been paid up by the bank.
NJ. Negropontes further declared that
the Nenezuelos government would
accept liability for these loans. At
the same time he emphasized the
heavy responsibility of the Skoulou-
dis government which negotiated the
loans without the authority of the
chambers and kept them secret
while at the very time they were
trying to oblige the western powers
to make them another loan of 120,-
600, 900 marks.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-08-11
Many Petitions Filed
For County Offices

Nominating petitions filed to-day
at the office of the County Com
missioners follow: NJ. l.. Ludwick,
Republican, burgess, Middletown;
Erwin II. Pickel, Republican, con-
stable, Middletown. Thomas L.
Jacks, Republican. councilman,
Humm elstown; Republicancandidates r
for offices in Williams township
Robert G. Davis, school director;
Lane Rubendall, tax collector;
Grant G.. Miller. road commissioner;
Arthur A. Berry, Judge of election; !;
Republican candidates, Conewago
township-Franll w. Myers, tax col
lector; A. K. Winters, supervisor;
Republican candidates. South Han
over township-A. L. Lands, justice
of the peace; Isaac Keiffer. school
director; Harry Longenecker, town
ship auditor; Z. A.. lands. tax col
lector; Clayton S. Wagner assessor;
John A. Swope supervisor; Harry
Walmer, judge of election George
Fl. Seibert, inspector of election; c.
B. Strickler, Republican. Judge of
election, second ward, sixth precinct
city.