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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-08
VIII sELL YAcHr AMERIcA
Owners Of Famous Racing schocnet
Send Favorable Reply TO Upton

BOSTON, Nov. s.--The proprietorB Of the
old racing schooner America have cabIfd
Sir Thomas J. Upton that they would aa|I
the vessel TO him provided Il was malntalnod
as yacht or marine museum.
The message was an answer 10 an offer
to buy the famous racer made By Sir
Thomas a short time ago.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-08

= TTTTTTT |TTTT|7 TTTTTTTTT men TTI TTTTTT7
" IoM the dancing class under the auspices
". Iaf I,.f,. tnereh Of tne Holy tpoetles goa
UntH' Hn11|nI Itr tn||0la1 |In1n flt
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-09
Snocm TOrtio Der.

) ct Wrcu ira @rcrIauo itri'
res ialQruot mco NcubIlf poo Cpr'
"NCroppc hor nj Set bcorc.
vi fiober pore %arcr til iommc
4'ri5 iom / 1914 Citcr ocngoug
ioitiattc @eucraItarter ior @rcu'
lauo. GGrtrr, @pl "a @aufcbp8'
arm Il Ere ". &umo, NpeNcmcI,
9Ijs, Nourc t6 gre, aoiic I 2r..
Sorbitcr "a Noiimtr b Gre, Wfar'
Qorm - gre, Smrr 135 Ere pr,
&luo % ioo ircmoclc@.
gi 0~ronlouoife Spiicuorcr beta
les &upcr mto 10 Gre, RcuficS S
gre 9Gu0er, Norrr ~ G0ocrinalc
mco - Gre ~. Stf Gu itor Sap
t0rit CSuruQolltl pao en- BAH
Sucg &lmo bctale2 mes 10 Gre
Guleiite aul 6 SIR. ". Ssnbc
QromIauoitc, iom er al0cleS ior
triuliGr, 3 SER.
Sprtio2ttlpa CD ioar hi openi
fiebet / Sigheo meo Statsiunfiio
nPrcr / Gonmarf, ioa ri bar ohio
lut ingep 9runo til at tlaee."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-09
SCOT Gjpo mcS %pnner.

@nio 10 Nuno Suppcfieo ouer nreo
ct iuQtiA aIGoc % ifiGr ion aieoct
op / Stuffer omtrcnt Ell Sonrnlc |
SterrcIic. 0rp5 Ell Spiieite Vtel oucr
aieoitufferuc oQ bnu Dem ion op / 4
Spiieifcer Slconlar9arin cllcr goot
Winoicot, iom imiolertio cr imeltct
og cr iuu bCbt iom muIig. &cuo oa
brci &io0itptferne, iao DC blir go0t
brlmct poa ollie aallter, tag Dem laa
op % itcg Ell 500 / Te0tet, ion cr
lfanrct op / Sfiuer, clcr batfct, til
Sen CT 9oOt brlrnct. @op iou ell Spi.
ieife Mtcl / % ippo set nlco = &opper
Eon0 OF lao oct fogc op unocr ito0i9
Omrering. aiebct BABES inn op /
Soluccn tiIIigcmco Ell Sbcifc Salt o9
y Gbcitc Ncbcr. Get fogcS iaa rig
tiQ IonQiomt / : elmer og ligc ier oct
ifol iCrpcrcS, bar man en- Sop fogte
Bonner /. Idocr oct ion ct Npfog %
icrucrer oct iuu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-09

mcotopGipuinQcrl Iom "ifal ot'
rcnoca ior at oiifirrc llolrn6iu.
0cr ira at brine Ioulig Grbpero al
bcrnc Grt" SoaIongt cr oIt
an right. Mcu ioa fomnrcr
set: "Cucrior ircmmcoc Wiiiifcrc,
lem pruitcrcr pirfcli9 aunit ber
Scr ooa rclcImrSii9 fun ifrioc3
ir0. mar Sc cir @runb iii Vtis.
tarfc". Oct CT ocrme To5iuS, Tom
uiI ifofic EoIitimcitcrc % Gems,
mru0 %anoct rltu0t grnn Saar og
icpuIrir Nrttcr. ) Strait al Den
cr Sc 10 ocutt iii at iiobc og Ipttc
til "2ircfo9itipil oQ andre Wiltiif
0rUitatiorcr. Iom life fan rcgrCS
ior Gonccrter", Tor at aigisrc ON
Sc i~oriricliac 0Sclier fan henrcg
mes ill "uirfcliq Smit". Stoffar3
Wcancifcrl Tor bpa6 er "pirfclig
Auuit?" Sper Siolmnr @oraitrcm
on 9c nil TEA Ct Soor. Sper Ger
Rciooriou o1 Dc uiG iao ct aanifc
anNct. &iloc set life bcrior
urrc bcOit. ipsr CT Sopco'too5bloo,
ON Gcportcmcutct icnotc rumbt
en- qrCi Ii0cu 0iiiuitior al bpoS
set ioritoar pc0 "pirfcliq &mit"
iou man ijf uoact bCitcmt at boIoc
liz tip Gntr rcionercr set fonifc
iom ida, al bucm Dor &crrr bar
G,pct ct Gmbc6c, bar han oQlan
Git Goritauo - puo Wuiif.
Gen oouifc aomponiit Sofon
Rprrcicu bar iulO'ort Ell Opera
mto QronIuuOif Gmnc. Gen rr
mOIcucrct Ill oct fonNcliqc Sbco-
ter, 90 Nrc@icn boobcr, at BEN life
iii bIiuc bcmicmt ser / lpnocrc
Eio. C6cmoct cr 10 oriQinult OF
mtcrc@iout NOT. EhL Tom ser
itriuca, or ser 10 ifrcpct onI oQc Sc
rulIiQc oa wntIige canoe / Ser
Sen olidn ON @rpnlano. Wcu
en- Spcro 6claitcn9 oucnifisbct -
f. oct tr Hogct MT - % gnnife
.mtcrc3iant.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-09
TarUe / 3inoeruc.
5aa ct beorc lloieeenSe. - Sag
Clipe Tablets.

SpiS bin Sub er 9ul, au'istsiarpeu sus
lien, Sungeu belo9t. sppetiteu %badrlig. ubes
baGelig Gmao i Nluuoeu, bar SeleIie al
8rGtbec O9 llouelisbeO - oa bnrbe on tase
Slipe SabletS.
Or. GbwaroS' Slipe SabletS - ct Cub
ititut for Salomel - bleu prepareret al OF.
Gbmorbs otter at ban Il liar bapoe ltuoes
ret lille Eotienter.
Or. GbmarbS' Slipe Sablets er en- rem
pe0etubillt Concentrating blunoet meb
Slipenolie. On uit tienoe BEN peo beres
S%liueuforpe.
Sor at bdpe Ell rem, lpiersb Sub. flare
Zine, uGre iri for uOilet % bape Ell Selelie
al yiuli9beO ion / 9aruoommen, MAJ man
ta1e RAJ rad Aorlagen.
Gr. GowaroS' Slipe So6let5 pirfer pod
geper o9 Wape iom @aIOmel - bog uOen
farlt9e Giterpirtuiu9er.
Sc 'otter @oIoer 9epGasl'e % ~ofhieIper 7~sprf,op.
pelie. SCrfor or bet. at Willioner gSler I9lsrs aar'
Ita til 10 Cts. o. IS Sts. pr. 2Glte. ops ole Gpotbe'
fere. 5oN Ell ellsr 10 bper aften % nterf be behage'
IiQc Reluitlter,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-09
Gm 1efpro | S~parsomIigbco

s SiGrbp / Sperige err nplig
beb Ell gantmel Original, Sns'
mNn0 Niels genbigion, iom / lit
Scitamente bctpnfer lin 9pgb meo
meget b~ctpoelige GUNNER.
Der bor piit life eriiteret no9et
Mfeuncife iom brep SpariombeOelt
ui0cre emo oenne gamle Original.
Set iortGIeS at ban gif nteb ct
gar Stspler mer enb 80 @ar.
San bnpoe beilnnet Soalene meo
@lif, oG otSie StaaIteuler bar ban
iaa Ioriigtig meb, at ban bare tog
0enl paa raar ban ON Spnoaaen
gif / airfe. Eli og fra airten
gift ban enboa barbelIt.
Naur ban tog Sieneite hos
@aoyObrugerne gift ban paa Ifforo
neo Dem ON eft SiaGg - Siege.
len % Gr. til i'm oorlige 2pn MOB
at unbp9re &ieo til line Waalti.
ser.
Sele lit Sip bar ban lei for, at
ban iom 0ut unpttig baube brllgt
3 SbiuWg til SofriS Ueo ct Mar.
feo.
Sort fsr bm bsoe ifipnfct ban
1000 SIR. til SognetS Sattige, %
en- itor, pragtfulo 2picfrone til Sir.
fen.
s lit SeoItmente operbros ban
Gle line Gfterlaoenifaber ser.
iblanbt en- 9anfbog paa $4,000
Grouer I'll Soonpt
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-09
ct intereslant
lllemotreperf.
StorfNrit NifulnnS Nifulnjcuiticb'S
0rinOrin0u.

Gr,r nnon h,uorhir, Wlohc mos.
.h,r,r up Som t;hI;,cr, r,s,i;fc Worc
r,Gsi;rn,s ct,rinr5t Wiforous Wifo.
.r~rirnit;rb hcr citcr G,orcrs GoIh bor
.~t,oct 0nhoIN noo If Clint q Grim
'br,npot ~ rcn;frinr ,irc ~Grirhriuopr
I'll, rit,r bn,h hon hor rhtoIt Nil hon
Som ,i,c Son r,,rc ~ ,],,uiurehc
S,phbcn ,,n Oh hnoh hon ; 81 Ior,e
Um h,r ,,ct on onIcrrt So nct or
III, -, Iinnt IN; HiroIona N;foloip.
ni,,,h nor ,rilct ,n i~rrmroocnnr mol.
.Ic rcn nct r,,,,,r, Sal ,onorl minor
Uir,,ous nr, an,ncr ,o,n n,npr mans
/ l~or,i,,,,rr oucrophpr Son : rchic
S~torinritcrn McnIoirrr nil ! iirc
|N;rn aiISrc N,,sl,nNa &i,torir ira
.Nr,r,, ISM I'll 1,,irt 9on,oron- AoI.
i,,;r uott,rr. I,lN Son ~, Worts
.toi- Iorit, Mrn nil brhonhlc hrr
i,rnia trfiif, ari, 1875 Son rms
IN ~t,rf,,fc ori, ts7--7s ~ 0,or
~'orrYou6,r Nr,, 9nrNrnS ,ih,tc Fcoir.
rin,soor until h,rs noIniommc Srh
Son, t2n, W,rta Isst otornr,tena
[oo,r Nor Ii1alcncs NOS Wiroro,s Ni.
r,r],;,,,tirh ~, NOR ~, I'm ~ 0,or
.Wjf,r,,,s N,, E,r,t, NOR ;,rn bcficrnt
f ' E'.' '
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-09
SipmnuoS Sic.

1 Spjicitccr Qoht Nio0ic0t QiorcS
ioo bcht iom mnlil % ocri brunc@
Ell ppitoorct &eg % unur set er paste
brlult, rorcS / Splicifccr 0tcl /. >
Stopper &ou0 bellies ocrpan / % set
iaor Ct Spto9 ioct man itaoiN rcrcr
/ oct. On Gbcitc Salt tiI'UttcS, -
Sbcitc Tebcr og CT Yunb al hpilfct
Tom belt SlaQ& &ioo, iom cr ifaarct
pp / imao Stpttcr. San iua 10 80.
teter /, iom err itrUQct og ifaorct op
/ notiau itorc, uicuuc Stptter. Sap
oItinlunlcn % / ct itort Stegriuo OF
han pna Spppcu Ell Scil Iupct paa
iammc Wtaa6C, iom ~oIminoclia Nic
GrlIit, mlotngcn at man brlller Gre
taIl iitcbctior Smllt, % at Sciacn
ficpleS 10 iptfcrc Cnb almiuoeli0 Die
Gruit. Scttc itoor o. imaoiltrrer
@ogcrcpueu Ell % Ell bolp Simc, %
ierpereS / Sabct, ionl set bIep itegt /.
Scalup al Spa, Sumat % Eptctcr.
9Ug CT Sa9 al SeG / @rnoeu al ct
Stcgciab, heroucr ct Saa foIbc fcptc
Gptctcr, iaa CT SnQ Somot, cntcn iri.
ife cilcr foatc. STg ct Saa al hucrt
Slug oeroper iaicu, ~ itrr liot Salt
oa Ieber imelleu hpert 9ag. Yad
Soppeu hupcS @rebtrummncr oa Der,
pper lGageS imaa SLATER SIcomnr,
aoriu eller anbet Snieriubititut. Steg
oct iaa Iauaiomt / - WiimIter % on
pil bape Ell ubmerfet 900 Slrucb Het,
Inore SlasS til%ooersblepue @reuia,
ger fan brueeS iitebetior Yotcter, eIlcr
ton tiIlpties iammeu meb Dem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-09

AZ
Sr@|
4" Sslau
240e III
~itiansiorl
b~egiprin
benpPrel
Sigurou
eiterisIl
TeSsC
EN-. ai
banife {
iaar er
re9aaenf
ie Bapir
~polbiont
ierne pa
fer BET II
iii 200
ITO oper
: fineite
Hoints.
ipeiret
pper Is
SiSbel
Gtatsrac
Nalborg
Eolitibi,
bl. a.:
life nog(
ligere y
gang tit
gage /
Mnret.
er eanift
Ser. til
SUUU. y
~rlenrferel
beorc, il
600 Ser.
Sulis1
bcllhapn
~penoiggi
ToranIto
l~igfpnlnl
fet en- y
flnttc M
aoacgiel
biabcO
bentcrlle
st Sori
operfle0i
i~lutning
pentcS {
gers @oi
mere So
Npoai
:, ialnlebe
Tom err
1915, I
illinbrc
bi6ie g
en- Gum
p%perpeie
Sclitabc'
f~oriifrinl
tc Sin
@ranbfor
ct Gar 2
foruben
Soriifrir
Selifab
ring.
Snnm
benbaon
BET oplp
mart pil
Der berfl
al 2an6C
bet ltnbe
. ncntes, {
al M So
Sorbrrl9
tibig at
genionlb
Sorelebi
at ifoffe
sc fan {
fsrite TT
blanbt 3
Slpoemo
t~agenoe,
fen al II
Sens
@pitpre
iluttct c
ioroiife
II &iel ii
men mel
Suitru
bGffcS c
til Haof
Gen Ste
Suitru,
Sopbte
bun ogit
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-09
nlulifnotiier.
Embellishments snnaiurcuina

Sdn0rlsttniinCne SanaFprChlHH !
Sriittauia fcirer ihrit fit 20 Stars
iuhilrrmL ioet oCn oulCcoc Sorg
forcnira bIcp itiit,t 30ic Gttobcr
1917 al &oh. : @chrcns % en-
RUffe al Stauhcu2 intcrcaicrcoc
l}run TorcuirRcn bar / oi2ia
20 War pun0ct 10 CT fIcl'Ot % bar
nrct 9}nuu hudoc / &torlc OF an
ore curopriifc 2anoc Oct lore
itoocnNc SubtIrum nil bliuc icirct
rcN en- iterrc T]citfouccrt unNcr
0coslic al aomponiit Eucr Softer,
"a paa ocuuc oiI mani ioa here
Here mcgct iutcrc2inntc 9IDhcocr
Subilrumsforct trlcr oocr 100
9orh.
Gen TrcbcIt0c Nuijfpouiaon
uocuior NaticnaIthcatrct, iom III
/ mart en- R~curcifcoIncr bar or.
ret @icuitono ior oubjuoiRe Grll
ncriuQcr, bar man M noelj8 tot
Sat oau at iIciie men ION iro,
canIiQ or Striocn bc1puot mco
@~cIi0acuNcNcu for Sen nDc. Tor
at ifaouc &.onitcrbcosrnc hor man
iorcllouct al lutte &ohamc2 @un2
Stotlc
~ AL
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-09

tagel1oe,
fen al
Sens
@pitpre
iluttct q
iorbiife
Siel ii
men mel
Suitru
bGffeS
til Gaaf
Gen Ste
Suitru,
Sopbte
bun ogi5
bcitelnte
benbeS |
oglaat
osbSipg
ben, leb1
gluguIt.
Spbrela
burg for
ilubfulbl
&eiie.
peo Sag
Seniler
ipitalet
til aieIl
itruen f
ogiaa ri
iofen &c
iie. Sat
hsit @r
aae( Sri
% pna
SuitriiS
peltoen0
OtinbesI
Der / 81
9orssr,
Scbult5.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-09
Hnaunt al Snnrcfipo % @rpniager,

Man fan bruce Soarcfio6 al Sal
len til bette, iom 10 nltiO er iorbolb@s
pia biuiA. Eaa ct Stpffe poo ON.
trcnt ; Euuto, for oct al mleo ct ing
tia AlU0c, Orp@ iao Sult % Frbcr
oucr, pou bcQQc Si0cr al Hisoct.
&miolcrtio hap / Nere0itub ct init
%ug al iorlticIlige SluNa @reniagCr
- @ulCroo, 9tGper, Sog o. SeIleri
rr bc0it, altiummen lfnorct op - %
hau bette op ct tort Stcgeiao eut
en- Su1icrollc. SAB Ian meget Nan6
oucr, at oct ltaar opCr @ronia1ernc
oN lao Dem iaa ct Opfog. &Gg iaa
aicbct opcr, OF 0Tf bette nle0 ct tpft
Stuffc inulrt Napir - cuer ct Stpf-
te noQcnIlm0c init "Narc0 Eapcr"
Q0ar ogIaa an % 6eropcr ct tGt
&auG. Set cr bcoIt at ltege bette /
Nogcrouncl, nle0 ipag Garme, men
oct goar ogldd an at iGttc oct opcr
Che Simnlcr" pua Cos StouCn %
IOoc oct itoa % inlooiurre CT Ear 81.
mcr3 Gio. ST8 ian aiooet WiiOtfr
al ct itorre Ta0, ban Salt % Yeber
oucr @rrniuQcrnc Geg iDnc& III DC
blIr bcoit nonr Salt % Ncber til,
lrttc2 citer at bc bar foot Ell Stuno)
ON tag Dem op mc0 Ell Nulllcp % Ipa
DEM unot Miebct. &rnitcu, ion er
iQicn / &a2icroIlcu tjIiUttc9 Ell boIr
Ebcifc &ioOCrtroft % icunc5 mco Iibi
Mel, u0rort / &au0. Gcttc bellies
iun ppcr &iaO % @~ronioQer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-09
gtpoai|

IolllIe6e
TOM er
1915, II
nlillbrc |
bi5ie q
Ell Gum
pperpetel|
Sclifnbc|
foriifriltl
tc Sjp|
@raubfo|
u fui
forllbelt
Toriifrir|
Selifab
ring. |
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-09

Sulis}
bclthabl1
pelloiB8i
Toranltd
Iigfpnllll
fet en- i
lutte no
aoQcgiel
biobc0 /
Derltcrlle
st Sori|
operfIeoi
ilutniltg
pelttcS q
@o1
mere SO
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-09
BUFFET oe Kicffenet.
Hualc biaiac Hcttcr.

Na0out al Sin0ier (2ertiIS) %
Bulcrpo0cr. On Sop 2inoier paifes
ooot % itaar Ocrpoa iblso ~ elmer.
0onOct bellies iao al % Sinoierne
brl0c3 op / en- @rpoe, . aoppcr Sano
brl0ca oucr ocn oa ioa itanr De %
imnaiurrcr, iii DC er albeleS bleoe. ,
sea ifipres / Sfiocr, 3 @illcreooer
renieS % bette bGloeS op / Siroiernc
tiaigemco A Spiicifeer goot Wtaoieot.
@ruocn iptte3 op / Ell Yonoc fogcll6e
.&an6 (cler mon bar oct belle op | en-
"GoubIe 9oiler") og iaa itoor oct og
ioroampca, i'll @ulereoOerne CT mgrc.
Qion logger ioo Ell 9oro al fogt 9iiS
omfring aonten al ct iloot 6oo, bel
Der 4agouten / Viibtcn % bpIoer
puer oer ulminoclig brln Sotce -
tiIouerbIcpct Ste9eiauce er beoit -
og ~icrpcrer oct iaa parmt iom mulig,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-09
Hct nf Setter.

3 Stopper ifummct Welf 90 10 Sop
per &olo iaar ct Spfog ianntcn.
Icri BABES TO Stopper al bpilfct ionl
BELT Slag3 tilopcrbIepet aie0, %
paste mcgct Salt % Eebcr bapc@ /
% en- baIp Sop fogte Somotcr. 2ettc
imouiurrcr Ell balu Sirne mlocr Soog
% iaa bar man A fogte Hotcter |,
ION cr ~itonrct / Sfiper % laOer Dem
ian ct Gpfog. Snliolertio rites 6
Sfiucr hpiot 8roO og 6pppcS oerpao
burtiA op / beOt, ioltct &ou0 % IPN'
Qc2 0crpaa / @ml0cn al ct ltprre SAD,
iom BELT bGr pPrc parmt. Hagoutcn
brloc2 oper og Oct ~icrpcrcS itrar.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-06-13
TEACHERS GIVEN
HIGHER SALARIES
Antrim School Board Boosts
Wages; Young Man Goes
TO France

Greencastle, June 13-At the month
ly meeting of the Antrim Township
School Board, held on Saturday, the
directors voted to increase the teach
ers' salaries. The teachers who re-
ceived from $45 to $50 month will
have an increase of Sc a month, and
those who received from $50 to S55
per month will have an increase of s5.
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Augustus STAFF
ford have issued invitations for the
marriage of their daughter, Miss Mar
garet, to Charles Bernard Lear, of
Greencastle. The wedding will take
place Thursday evening. June 21. at
$50 in st. Francis xavier's Cathedral,
Alexandria, La. Mr.. Lear is son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lear. North Carlisle
street, the famous King" Lear of
Princeton baseball fame. He is now
pitching forv the Dauphin- Perry
League.
Henry Gillian. son of Mrs. Lester NJ
Conrow. South Washington street,
who was graduated from Princeton
College in the class of 1916 and has
since been with New York publish
ing house, has joined Princeton unit
and will go to France with the ambu-
lance corps.
Dr. Chester C. Neal East Baltimore
street, has offered his services with
the army as a veterinarian and has
been accepted. He expects to report
for duty within the next few weeks.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-06-13
$1.75 IN DUES PAID AT THE
UMBRELLA MEMBERS MEETING
PROVES TOO BIG 4 TEMPTATION
Recess For Refreshments and Then Find They Are
Unable to Convene Again; Business Good,
Unwilling Workers Report

Sunbury. June 13. - Thanked by
tin cans, and fortified with numerous
umbrella kits. the first annual con-
vention of the United Association of
Unwilling Workers was held here
to-day. Patrick Lawless, of Shamo-
kin, fifty-seven years a wanderer, was
In the chair, which was a soap box
in Susquehanna Park.
After the convention was called
to order. the opening code was sung.
1t was as follows:
Three jolly old buns are we,
We live like roar on turkey
And to He'll with the man who
works"
James Burke who has an arm off.
and carries a kit of lead pencils, made
an address, urging the youth of the
land to stand for their country.
A resolution, declaring the rise In
the price of beer and the cutting
down of the size OF the glass was
offered by John Sober. of Tamaqua.
1t was adopted.
business Good
Business" was reported good by
the umbrella members. who offered
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-06-13
EWS OF CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA AND CITY'S SUBURBS
Extensive improvements
Being Made to Paper Mill

Marietta, Pa, June 1S.-A number
OF extensive improvements are being
made at the York Haven paper mill,
opposite Bainbridge. On account of
the increase in business a siding is
being constructed and several new
buildings erected.
At Marietta the National Casting
Company Is at work making repairs
to the plant recently purchased,
known as the Marietta Manufactur-
ing Company, and will push the work
as rapidly as possible.
The work of remodeling the old
Vesta furnace is going up fast. day
and night workmen being employed
in order to get the plant in operation
by the middle of July. Over $50 men
are working there now. Aaron Lutz,
a Marietta young man, who has trav-
eled over the United States. has re-
turned to Marietta to make his home
and is employed at the furnace.
Many other Marietians are going to
return to their home town.
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Suburban Notes
HUNINIELSTOWN

Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Conrad. daugh-
ter Katharine and Mrs. James Bar
clay and daughter Anna were Mid
dletown visitors on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Henchen are
entertaining Mr.. Henchen's sister,
in-law, Mrs. Henchen, of Reading.
Mr.. and Mrs. Omar Hummel, of
Harrisburg, spent several days with
Mrs. Hummels parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Luther Hummel.
Mr.. and Mrs. John o. Grove en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. James Coul-
lon, of Harrisburg, on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kahn, of Har-
risburg, spent several days with Mrs.
Kahn's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Shoemaker.
Senior examinations began Mon
day morning and will end Wednes-
day Examinations for the remain
der of the high school and the
grades will begin on Wednesday.
Miss Emma Nagle, of Philadel-
phia, spent week with Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Hummel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Miller en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. George Et-
ter, of Palmyra, on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Neibert, of
Palmyra, spent Sunday with the lat
ter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry G..
EberSole.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Mccormack,
of Harrisburg, spent Sunday with
the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Mccall.
Miss Mary Fox left to-day for
Northampton, Mass, and Sargent
vile, Me, to visit Mrs. John Gay.
Miss Catharine, daughter of Mrs.
Caroline Nissley, of this place, will
graduate this week from Smith Col
lege, Northampton, Mass.
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and secured the adoption of a reso-
luton, calling for at least two rainy
days week, and that householders
be upstairs when good umbrellas are
left on the back porches just before
the professional calls. a schedule Of
prices for umbrella mending was
adopted, as follows: Mending a hole
fifteen cents, IL the owner is rich,
putting in a new rib, the same price ;
a whole new cover. all you can get
rebuilding the frame, 81, If you can
get 1t. Expulsion from the order
is penalty for failure to live up to
the prices.
s1.75 Breaks Up Convention
James Barret. Pottsville, grand
keeper of the exchequer, reported
s1.75 in dues paid in, and a recess
was declared while the money could
be spent for refreshments. This
brough Police Chief Smith. who broke
up the meeting. just as president
brella kit in the other was crying
Lawless, bottle in one hand and UNI
Conversation come to order; letsh
take another collectshun."
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HOLDS FOOD SALE

Dauphin, June 13.-The Mite Society
of the Presbyterian Church. In con-
nection with their regular meeting.
held sale of food and other articles
last evening at the home of Mrs. ]. w.
Hawthorne. The proceeds will help
swell the treasury of the society.
Later refreshments were served to
the Rev. and Mrs. Robert Fulton stir
ling, Mr.. and Mrs. John Gohl, Mrs.
Sarah Sponsler, Mrs. George Heck.
Mrs. j. d. NJ. Reed, Mrs. William f.
Reed, Mrs. Harvey c. 'Forney, Mrs.
Elizabeth Gerberich. Mrs. William Ro-
denhaver Miss Margaret Brooks, Miss
Bertha Sellers, Miss Annie NJ. Web
ner, Miss Ruth Diebler, Miss Tthel B.
Forney, Miss Sarah Margaret Haw-
thorne, John Bricker. Charles Shelter.
and Mrs. Hawthorne. Arrangements
were made to hold a picnic on
Wednesday, June 90, at THE Elm
Tree" along the river.
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EXPERT GIVES
CANNING HINTS
Series of Demonstrations Be-
ing Given in Cumber-
land County

Mechanicsburg, Pa, June 13.-
To-day marked the beginning of a
series of canning demonstrations In
Cumberland county under the direc-
ton of an expert from State Col
lege. The first was held at Boiling
Springs. Grange picnic. Others are:
Thursday, Normal school, Shippens-
burg. afternoon; Grange Hall. Oak
Vile, evening; Friday, Plainfield and
MELVILLE, in the schoolhouses; Sat
urday afternoon. Centerville. in the
town hall; Monday, Mt. Holly
Springs. afternoon; Boiling Springs,
evening, at schoolhouse; Tuesday,
New Kingston, afternoon; Bloser-
willie. evening" schoolhouse; We'd
nesday, June 90, Enola and Le-
moyne Thursday, June 21. picnic at
Silver Spring Church, afternoon;
Mechanicsburg, evening; Friday,
June %, Shiremanstown, afternoon;
Bloserville, evening lodge hall; Sat
urday, June %, Carlisle, Lamberton
building.
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STRUCK BY FREIGHT TRAIN

Hummelstown, Pa, June 1S.-
Alighting from the Philadelphia and
Reading relief train Monday even
ing at Hummelstown station, John
Hemperly, of East Main street
stepped in front of a passing freight
train and was violently hurled to the
side of the track, suffering a num-
ber of bruises and a severe contus-
ion of the head. His fellow work
men picked him up expecting to
find him dead, but after a short
while he was able to walk home with
assistance. Mr.. Hemperly is 60 years
old and employed as a repairman in
the Rutherford yards.
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LADIES' AID MEETS

Dauphin. June 13.-The Ladies' Aid
Society of the United Evangelical
Church met last evening at the home
of Mrs. George Taylor. in North Erie
street. After the regular business
meeting refreshments and a social
time were enjoyed by Mrs. James NJ.
Shoop, Mrs. Charles Bricker. Mrs.
Catharine Kinter. Mrs. Charles Will
ker, Mrs. Charles Hoover. Mrs. Wes-
ley Bricker. Mrs. Leroy McKissick,
Mrs. Samuel Robb, Mrs. George Shoop,
Mrs. Elmer Feaser, Miss Jennie Bickel,
Miss Lydia Maurey. Miss Alice Feaser
and Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor.
The next meeting will be held on
Tuesday evening, July 10, at the home
of Mrs. George Shoop in South Erie
street.
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TO HAVE RED CROSS BRANCH

Marietta, Pa, June 13. - Friday
evening there will be a citizens
meeting in the Grove Memorial
Chapel, Marietta. to establish a
branch of the Red Cross in Marietta
and vicinity. For two years thea
has been some work done by the
women of Marietta, who met, once a
week. and done sewing and other
work, and it is their desire now to
branch out and make it a general
work for the community. Hugh
North, of Columbia. will deliver an
address and Miss Givens will recite.
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MITE SOCIETY ENTERTAINED

Dauphin, June 13.-The Mite Society
of the Methodist Episcopal Church
was entertained last evening by the
pastor and his wife, the Rev. and Mrs.
w. II. ZweiZig. After the regular
business meeting a social time was
enjoyed. Refreshments were served
to Mrs. John Wolf Mrs. William Gar
werlich. Mrs. ]. f. Williams. Mrs. Ben
jamin Barnhart, Mrs. Lewis Maus,
Mrs. Edith Eby, Mrs. Jennie Fite. Mrs.
Howarn Rhoads. Miss Effie Zweizig,
Miss Susan Fite. Miss May Williams,
Miss Rebecca Lyter and the Rev. and
Mrs. ZweiZig.
Arrangements were made to hold
festival on Saturday. July Il, in the
town square.