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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-08-10
Wireless Telephone Work
on Canadian Trains

According to E. Verne Richard
son, American Consul at Moncton,
N. B., Canada, successful expert
ments with a telephone apparatus
installed on railroad car were car
ried out recently by representative
of the signal department of the Ca
madam government railways and the
inventor of the device, the former in
the car itself and the latter in the
dispatcher's office in the Moncton
yard. The transmission in this sys-
tenn of communication is made
through wheel and axle, without the
assistance of any contributing me-
dium.
Reports of the tests declare that
the communication established was
in every way satisfactory, although
the train was in motion. 1t is said
there was no difficulty in hearing
distinctly every word of the mes
sages exchanged.
The experiment was tried on 9
double-track line, where the rails
are properly bonded" for the block
signal system, but it is claimed thai
equally good results can be obtained
on any track where the rails are
similarly bonded" without regard
to the presence or absence or q
block signal installation.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-08-10
YOUTH LONG
MISSING FOUND
Disappeared From Middle
town April 81; Discovered
Working at Hershey

George Szelli. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Szelli, who disappeared from his
home on April 81 and who has been
searched for ever since, was located
at Hershey, where he has been since
he left home.
Leroy Bryan. who is a companion
of his and works at the same place
spent yesterday in town and went to
the home Of Georges parents and
asked If they had heard anything OF
him. From his manner of talking
, they became suspicious and ques.
toned him. He had been working
at the Hershey Dairy Farm. His sis.
ter, Mrs. Jacob Lutz, and her hus.
band and MIR. and Mrs. A. L. Mans.
berger went over yesterday in the
latter's automobile and there they
found him. He likes the place sc
well they allowed him to STAY.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-08-10
HARDWOOD d. MYERS AND
MISS WOLF ENGAGED

announcement has been made in
tne borough of the engagement of
hardwood d. Myers, of South Beth
lehem' to Miss Katie May Wolf, of
lebanon. Mr.. Myers is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. e. C. Myers, 1913 South
front street. The wedding date has
not been set. but the statement was
made that it will occur in the near
future.
Mr.. Myers formerly resided in the
borough and for several years filled
the position of borough treasurer
and assistant to borough Secretary.
Chals P. Feidt. He is rated as an
expert stenographer and prior to
assuming charge of the borough
finances, he was employed by the
pennsylvania Steel Company.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-08-10

The single column picture above
shows Baby Pace, at the Fothergill
playground. He rarely misses a day
and his favorite sport is kicking his
heels in the boxswings.
The Senior championship Newcomb
team of the Lawn playground is
shown in the other picture. These
girls have met representative teams
from the different grounds and have
completed the schedule without a
single defeat.
Reading from left to right mem
bers of the team are:
FIRST row: Dorothy Punch, Helen
Bair, Eliza Gardner, Miidred Grnse
and Julia Grimes.
second row: Helen Shelley, Miss
Clnncy, Instructor, and Mildred Grove
Inc other large picture shows some
Oh or Ine girls of the Major Bent play
6rouna gro pusily doing their bit. They
are crocheting wash cloths for The
local Red Cross organization.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-08-10
rheumatism IS A
WEATHER PROPHET
More Prevalent Than for Many Years
Sudden Changes of Temper
ature an Immediate Cause

sudden CnunSSS Oh Icmptr-
ature an Immediate Cause
When rheumatism fastens on an
individual. he generally knows what
the trouble is. The Inflammation.
soreness, pain, swelling joints and
backache, with loss of appetite,
plainly indicate rheumatism. Ply
sicians differ as to the disease, but
all agree that rheumatism is caused
by poison getting into the system.
Cold and moisture, with sudden
changes of temperature, cause ag-
gravated attacks and intense suffer-
ing. The first twinge of pain or stiff
ness of muscles demands quick ac-
ton.
Don't suffer a minute; get from H.
c. Kennedy or any druggist bottle
of Rheuma. It's a great specialists
prescription which gives relief In all
forms of rheumatism. 1t brings
swollen joints down to normal, re-
duces the pain, and restores the
whole system without the least in
jury to the heart. This two weeks
treatment Is inexpensive and your
money will be returned If you do not
get the joyful relief anticipated.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-08-10
HEADACHE STOPS
NEURALGIA GONE
DR.. James Headache Powders
give instant relief-Cost
dime a package.

Nerve-racking, splitting or dull
throbbing headaches yield in Just a
few moments to DR.. James Head
ache Powders which cost only 10
cents a package at any drug store
It's the quickest. surest headache
relief in the whole world. Don't suf-
fer! Relieve the agony and distress
now! You can. Millions of men and
women have found that headache
or neuralgia misery is needless. Get
what YOU ask for
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-08-10
Pennsy Glee Club Is
Entetained Last Night
at Birthday Supper

Members of the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Glee Club were entertained last
night at the home of Mrs. Jacob
Schnader, 1912 Bailey street, in
honor of her husbands birthday.
After an evening of song and
mirth luncheon was served to the
following guests. 1. J.. Behney, ]. P.
Gibson, H. w. Keitel. F. G: Swarner,
c. II. Mendenhall. D. H. Zorger, G.
n. Jackson, E. l.. McNeal, e. H.
Gottschall, l.. S. Howard. T. L. Car
roll, ]. Schnader. R. c. Smith, e. F.
Meek, E. R. Miller, w. L. Byler and
J. s. Black.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-08-10

Here's real foot-comfort for you
at lat. say good-by to your old
corn salve, liquids, plssters and
the sure way-to end foot troubles
is bv the use of Ice-Mint-a creamy,
nIessant. snow-white preparation,
Whose medicinal ingredients are Inn
ported from Japan where the people
have the finest, healthiest little ieet
in the world.
Rub a little Ice-Mint upon any
tender, aching corn or callous. In,
stantly the soreness disappears ana
ing is Impaired to the skin. In a
short time the corn or callous will
loosen and may be lifted out easily
with the fingers. No. humbug, :, II
your poor, tired. aching swollen
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-08-10

burning feet ever feel the magic
touch of Ice-Mint, they will feel SO
cool and comfortable that you will
sigh with relief It's. grand. It's
standing have no terrors for the
friends of Ice-Mint. Resolve to end
your foot miserty to-day. Do not
neglect those poor, tired, burning,
here is real "foot-joy" for you at last
No matter what you have tried or
how many times you have been dis
appointed, Ice-Mint will give you
Just the relief and satisfaction that
you have been longing for. Try it!
Ask at any Drug Store to-day for a
small jar Of Ice-M Mint. 1t costs little
and acts so quickly and gently. it
seems like magic. You'll say so
yourself.-Advertise
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-08-10
Undergoes Operation

Miss Josephine Wise aged IS
yeras. daughter. of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Wise. Oberlin, was operated
on at the Polytechnic Hospital, Har-
risburg, last evening at 10 o'clock
for appendicitis. The operation wa.
successful.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-08-10
CUT DURING ARGUMENT

Detective Durnbaugh last evening
placed John McKelvey under arrest
on the charge of attacking Calie
Riffin in the mouth with a pocket
knife. The weapon is alleged to
have been sharpened to very keen
edge and the cutting is said to have
followed an argument.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-08-10
"ss" CLUB PICNICS

The "8S" Embroidery Club. OF
Oberlin held its annual picnic at the
Swatara creek, near Hummelstown,
yesterday. Ten couples from town
took part in the outing. The en-
tertainment consisted of fishing
games and other amusements.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-08-10
Under KNEE

Miss Maud Smith, daughter Of
Mrs. Eta Smith, of Oberlin, was
operated on at the Harrisburg Hos
pital yesterday for an abscess of the
neck. She was reported improving
this morning.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-08-10
WOODNIEN TO MEET

Steelton Camp, 5689 Modern
woodmen of America will hold an
important business meeting this
evening which all members are
urged to attend.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-08-10
RESERVES TO MEET

The regular monthly meeting of
the Paxtang Reserves will be held
on Monday evening. The question of
purchasing uniforms will be consid-
cred.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-08-10
r,E cIoTHING IN KNOTS

TIE CLOTHING IN Knots
Police are searching for m1screanits
who entered the clubhouse or tne
Reservoir Park golfers and tied their
clothes in knots. Many lockers We're
opened with keys obtained from the
ouarters of Stewart McEuwan but
nothing was stolen.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-08-10
VISITING PARENTS

Professor Frank e. Shambaugh.
county school superintendent, will
spend the weekend in Beavertown,
Snyder county, visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank SHAM baugh.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-08-10

Foot troubles? There's for them. We don't
t up with any around here Corporal Jim Sullivan o"v
ami aud I'm Physical
to the IOndOn crack British
ReEI ments.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-08-10
MILLER's ANTIsEPTIC OIL
KNOWN AS
Snake Oil
VIII Timber You Up-A New Creation
Pain Killer and Antiseptic
Combined

For Rheumatism. Neuralgia, Lum-
baRo, StifT and Swollen Joints. Cuts,
Bunions, or whatever the pain may be.
II is said to be without an equal Fol-
Group, Tonsilitis 1t has been foune
most effective. Accept no substitute
This great oil is golden red color only.
There is nothing like II. Every bot
tie guaranteed by leading druggists
a6c. Boo, e1.00. Geo. A. Gorgas' DRUG
Etore.---Advertigeme
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-08-10
ICE MINT ENDS FOOT MISERY

Iorcs Burning Feet,
0' F ICorns an Callouses.
Cool
'"9' ComfO
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-08-10
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT.

Middle Division - Engineers up:
Buck. Alexander. Robley. McDougal
Keiser, Crimmel, Miller, Graham.
Crane.
Firemen up: Winand, Bowman
Zeigler, Keller. Holtzman. Hartzel.
Engineer for 81.
Philadelphia Division - Engineers
up: Welsh. Lippi, Lutz. Lindley, Glib
bons. Hall, Osmond
Firemen up: Aulthouse, Doestler
Johnson, Burley, Shaffner, Cover.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-12

Matbeipfon prppbeseit ben Gineins
natter .ssans" cine arobe llsbers
raihuns burd bic Gdnslfiibistsit
isines Sungsns. Ct dabsrie f4 &C.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-12
Seder 9Soiteu u. v. q.

1ie obige 8ereinigung belt geitern
9iafmittag I'M Deutid)en Stlu5 ibrd
regelmdBige 8erianntlung 90, IN tpel.
den Serr 5ranf Saifer ben @oriiB uno
Serr GbaS. aubl oils gloiutant nun.
sirte. 9ie Serren @baa. Subl urlo
Chris. 2anse nuroen als Delegaten
gum Sarnilton Gouutp WenIorlal
ausiGuB ernanrIt, Der anl 80, B. M.
in oer Memoriul Saue feline erite Sit.
iina abbalten Diro, um nit ben Dor
bereitiinsen fin Die @rdberifuriid-
ungs-Baraoe 3I begiunen. 0ie Wit.
slieber beidloiien, iiG spie iiblif poll.
5dblig an Der 9Sarabe au betbeiliger.
Der @criiter berid5tete, ooB bic Same
raeen gabin Steher, guglllt Sllell-
tber, Heter Walleller uno Chris.
SSful5e erfrantt icieu inlb eriud)te bic
4nrpcien6en ipenn m0glih 81 be.
tlid)eI. Die Serren auguit Sraneamp
uno Chris. Sanee mirben OILS @brcil.
:pate fir bas Sdailturnen oer Gin"
ciitnati 5ltrnecmeiilbe on madAten
>Snnnfae in Der WMiifballe ernannr
iiub iperben bort in ibrer o. u. j.
llnltorm onlpeIeuo iein.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-12
sast. bak hides.
trdges 8lnt gereis
ntgt iperben ioate.
Giw fesiiss, uHpsias Sast, abslrte6ubsr
Mttsm, edhsSssu uus ale eAnspm
wesbeH pertSiebsu busA eaIp6sf5 SGk'
lsttsH 0sraps 'pir @sssmuttsFs estL
mttssf far 5rAblins.

siebmen gle oiefe aus S6tpefeI, Cream Of
Tartar, GaIanH'sIIpbios uno Griraften aus
ieltensu SerhutgrH bergeiisIItsH 2abIetien re.
SelHaBlg, etipa IN ber Sauer sines Wlonatps.
Elm gHb Gle i6uneU Die Gtfte aus Sbrem Sp.
item pertretbeH. GuIpberb GabIetteH finb nun.
oerpou. nm SerfioDfine, irdge aeber nnh glis,
rem gu iibertpiHben unb aIe sllsfbeibunesop
sane aur sirbeif f6Hea au bsranIniisH. EIe
yfplIsn bic sfaHdIe" 70 SI iaseH uHb ete fiib,
len tbre prd6tise Biriuna oas game Sriib.
iabr unb ben CONNER bHburt aopf,pet, ssa.
hrrb Neuralgie, rbeamati6e SdMerSen.
YeritopfnHa MHo bertuanbte GrfraHfmaeH. oir
in ScIge bon @iften i'm Blute eBtteben. Der.
ftwiHoeH. bic paut ipirb rein, Wdteer uHD
shpdren iperbeH abforbirt lnb auSaefbieben
bur6 bic rittia flrftionirsRbeu elbfausfandIe.
5ebeS 9adet iuirb aarantirt, 10 bab gle 81
Ietht erproben fonpeH. Gut iiir aiHber lHp
grna6feHs. Sn Gaen slpotbefeH soc per bep
feseIte Tube. Serianaen sic eipoerb tablet
ten (nifi EniDsfeltabietteHl.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-12

Die sfpeits Darbktung mar glus
mentbals turses 2uitjpiel s4bu Sio" ".
bas pie cine grI5fung pirtts DON bsm
Alp, ben bGs eruits Drama Suriidse,
Iafsn bate. Der t6itlihs Ginatter
tpuros bon ben 0nrsu WaepersGiasu
Wiap Oiebri6. R. &ummersbl unb
Sames 8riidner fotpis Grau Wsta
sStsrnpalbt 70 pradtig CUR Oarttels
lung ssbra4t, bab bic 3uf4auer ibre
belle Sreube baran batten.
Waaltsn Sonntas bat Der aGbeIisbts
&omiter Serr WiGb Diebrib iein 8es
nefi5 uno 8par bat er ii6 fiir feinsH
Gbrenabenb bic prd9tiss IreptOip{@s
poiie .SIOtte Deibsr" ausgelpdblt.
Die 5erren unb 9ameu Dom @bor
iperben erfu4t, beuts Qbsnb sur 9rpbe
gu erf4einen. Die Srren um 7.30
unb bic Oumen um 8
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Nirdboissereiu, Cartilage 3oab.

Ser Dsuhhe goaHs. prot. Rir6s
6ofsDsrein on Carthage pits tam sts
tern Ra1mittag I'm S6uliaal Der
pauIusssmsinbe an Is. uno Aaes
Strabe 81 elmer auberorosntliden
SiBuns ,uiammtn. prdiiosnt 8. 8.
BrodmanH lsitste bisfslbs unb Sttres
tor German Stodmann Iiibrte bas
prototou. 0as aus ben Serren g. 8.
WittenDorf 8. aemper. 8. Wusller,
5r.o. 5lshbsrmann unb ausuit Wepsr
beiisbsnbe Examinations aommittes
untsrbreiisis elm aiist fur bic Grsdns
5unsspabl bss Dsrpaltunssratbs, bas
IpIgsnbs Ramen tntbdlt:
g,i,.prGFbsnt: - Grsb. DOeaius
unb Syrse. 0ru6e.
proioiolI Seiretdr: Sermann
Gtodmann unb abolpb 2sppsri.
S6abmsiitsr: - Q. 8. Stratbs
mann unb Dan pobldr.
sruits.s: - alasuii 6ieiniamp.
4nton aGupsr. atuauii Marabreus,
Sermann 5busntmann, gbas. Wsiitrs
fhmibt, Wm. Winbborif. Sobn R.
aammercn unb Sohn aimmid.
Die Wabl finbtt Montag. 2. glpril,
itatt unS ala Wahliommitiee tpurben
bi. Ssrren 6ermann Wlusllsr. g. 8.
Wiitsnborf uno Senrp aempsr dusers
loren.
als giiher llntUfu9unss aoms
miiite ipurb<n bic 6errsn Greb.
Wrabmmn, syreb. Stei&er. 6ermann
S@roer, 6enrp &ismunn unb Ssrmeii
Nrenb srnannt.
Die grdbsri&miidunssftier finbst
alrf b.m airhbof am %. Mai fatt.
.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-12
I'm Sab eritidt.

Die 24jGbriss StenOerapbin 2outis
6. 9sisr, 2Ol8 Central 2lDsulie, nabm
seitsrn Raamittus turS DOR 5 lbr
sin gap, als ausenl hetnlih Die 9sl'
tuns oss @asOfens, Der gum 9eI3sl
bss Waiers henuBt tpuroe in uHoros
nung serietb uno ods oaburb fret9es
porpene @as in Das oift psrItIohsne
SapeSimmer itromts. 9a bas UtGos
den lanse 3eit nidt lpieoer erf6ien
unp lid aud elm penetranter @dss
aerub pur6 bas san5e 9aus henerts
bar maate, ipuroen bic iibrisen Sauss
befpobner Gnsitli6 unb elmer oerielben,
Serr 9ouis 9ubeppbl, Offnete seipalts
lam Die Sbir, muBte abcr Suerit irs
foloe oes ausitrOmenbsn Saies auriif-
pei6en. 9lls ii9 bas lsstere ettpas
psr3pgen bate, ersab cine unteriu@
dung. nab bas unsliidIi6e Wdo4en
bepubtlos in Der YaoeDanne Log. Sic
purpe eilisit in einen alloeren Baum
sehraht. tpp iis Der eilisit berbeissruT
fene 4rst Or. Otto u. Shpar3
trob beroiiher 4nitreusunsen nttt
pieber gum 2ebsn suriidbrinsen tonns
te. Coroner Dr. Bauer nurbe be-
nadri4tist uno srlaubte. naHoem er
ben Sbatbsitano aufsenDmmen. naB
Sis 2sins I'M 9auis sslaHsu wurSs.
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unfdae.

- Ser 6o.iGbriee Soba Rlein, $40
Weit 15. Strabe, bate seitern, pdbs
reno er nit einem 32sGaliber Mepols
Der ipisIts, bas Bed. bab bic Waffe
Iih entlub unb bic augel ibm burh
bic Iinfs Sanb sins unb iih oanR in
isinem linten 8ein feitfeste. CT ipurbe
bur6 patrolauto a nad oem Gtabts
boipitaI ssbradt.
= Snfolse Der aoIliiipn sfpeier
Rnnsirlptomotipsn in Der Big Jour
garb, ssdte uno Mia Strabe, nurt
be Der 35sjGbrise Sei5er Grunt Green,
1856 glm Strabe, nit iolher Wu4t
gegen benaeTel seidleuoert, bab er ere
bebIi6e 9erlebunsen i'm Riiden bas
pontrug. patrolauto 4 brudte ibn
nud benz Belts Strabe 9oipital unb
IpGter bon bort na9 Sauie.
- ginc aoliiion apifden benz
Quto bes S6nsibsrs 5reb. Silber,
1O40 @ilIta6 StraBe, unc elmer @eits
tpoob Gar, bic ii9 ssitern friip tur3
DOT bier ubr on Der Wace uno Bah
miller Strabe ereisnete, lief fur bic
get6eiligen gliidliher WeiTe gut ab.
inosm teiner berielbsn orlebt ipnroe,
pdbreno bas 2tuto 81 aleinbol5 pers
nanoelt ipprben lit. Dos Iuto, IN
oem Iid auber silber nod 5err unS
frau sspIepb gordmspsr, 957 Wooos
laipn 9lpenue, 2puis Wurtb. 2Sl7
SefferIpn 4penus. Sertna Setfert,
1249 Oit 0ritts Strabe uno @ona
213 SIT g3earl Strabe, bea
Fanben, befaub Iit auf Der 9eImtabrt
Don elmer partp, als es nit Der gar
suiommenitieb unO nfplss oes bsftts
eau 9lnpralls gang bsrumSsorsbt fuurs
be. Die SnIaifen. bic 4rluoerbare-
BeiIe nitt perlsbt, ienoh DOR S1rea
den fat obnmG6tis puren., erblelten
Grstli6s gebanbluns in cer Rabegele.
aensn gplte'idsn 4ppthete, norauT
lie nit SiuterlaHuns hes aeritorteu
gutos ben Ssimpeg gu SUB aHtrds
ten.
- Die Szidbriss Milbreb Saneers,
141O gptpnuan 9lpenus, Duroe bstm
areussn Der Strabe an Wliitletoe unb
Stote gpsnue BON bem itIotiiden
9lutptrud gtp. 25 setrofien uho erlttt
sirsu Siiftenbru6. Iuipis sine I1mer5'
bafte arpTtpunbe. Der Genter oes
9luto brad,te cas aino nu6 oem St.
SranSistus Soipttnl.
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CHE. 0rlanhnik kiHeine.

laairsii Ssdel. 2l. 1409 gapmillsr q.
lSua nain, 20. l118 0sft Sirabs.
lasscp 6. priss. %. 729 80. 8. Ctr.
Gprrin Gurran, %. 1929 GaIssrn
Npsnue.
lesnrs Sarpsr, %. s15 of MeUeil.
Ian Strabe.
irorsiia siIs. %. e2l sai&monb Ct.
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lBiitls SiIssrs. 81. TAG ID. Court
6traBe.
lMm. sFsrbon. 30. Wpt. Senf!bD. ..
lacuiif Gols. 10, bsssI.
lGAas. 3. Gbsriban. 80, 15s purs
( fea abenue.
laInHa aensp. 50. Q0o0. Court 81.
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ptntf4e S4a4 4en-@efeRfAaf
SrIauf Der seitrissa BeriantmIans
nnb 6eaintenluabl.

u,lter Dem Dorfit oes Serrn 9it
liam @aiieluann unS init Serrn 4l.
Itert arueger als Sefretdr bielt Die
obigc @ejeaIfait geitern in Der @rbei.
|ierbdIle ibrp reeelmdBige 8erialnnl.
iupg eb. Tie Gerren Wlifael @rob,
18 2ibcrtp StrGbe. Soiept Steiniger,
|2iG3 Central apenile, SS0bn 8ruluer,
2sa 9ienner Strnbe, 8m. YpeIfer, IL
Mercer Strabe unb Soiepb Diesger,
1879 Moore GtrnBe. luliroen cls neuc
UfiigIiebcr aifgenonmlen. 2ie Ser
rer 0iaiam Mitfe nm SSrallf 8illen'
br;nf, ipeIte als yfeuilIous&usif ifuB
erHunnt iuoroen pareil, berlGteter,
oaE iie bic 9Ider uno gelege Der BE.
lnlten seprbit nnb rihtig befunoen
bitten iino tpurDen barauibin nit
Tant ibrer NiIiften entboten. als
Celeaat reip. Gtallpertreter 5lm O..
a. Staotrcrbano ipllr6en Sie Serreu
aitert Grueger imb Ism. G.itte uno
fir Die Gerti6e Sasf1eieaid,ait bic
perrcn Sreb. 3ils unb George Suelie.
mnnu cripdhlt. Nm Der Sricoensper.
ilmnllung, Die dni ndditen Wtit.ipod)
96eno unter oen @uipijien Der bieii.
gen So3ialiiteusseftion ItatIiinbet,
DtrScr ii9 bic Witglie0er ppl3ablig
betbeiligen. Der ansi6lB, ipeldpr nit
BEN aenoeriirgen Der aomtitution be-
trout worben mar, unterbreitete einell
Grt.Glrf imh oerielbe miro in Der nad.
item regelmdBigen Sisung 6iir eritel,
2eung rno Gebatte gelansell. Ger
3eraliigunss. .ausidrB beridteie, BOB
er Sonntas, ben 10 gueuit, filr ba5
oiesjabrise &6nissifIefen mo Bienic
beiiinmt anb oafiir Diafe's Grous,
UciiD Sin. belegt babe. DDS 0orgeGen
iuutec gutge9eiben. Sierauf roitrbe Die
geamtenpabl porgenonmlen, ole iol'
geEocS MsIilltat eraab:
grGllbent: 9lnton aurre.
Bi5e.Rraiioent: &m. @a:ielnlanr.
9,rotosoa .Sefretdr: gIlbertarueser
aSinan5sSefretGr; ,Sreo. Dil5.
'SdlaNrleiiter: 9enrp ellbers
lSeit.aommranoant: Sobn gnseln.
Observation-Disclosures Sobn @Ilp.
8ereil,s Sabnenbegleiter: Sclus
Selmling, Wm. Ticboii.
Ser. Staaten Gabnentraser: Senr)
GilcrHann.
gcr. Ganaten 6abrenbeeIeiter: slr.
noIb aramer, ssafpb Neinaro.
Die Snitallirl.ng Der neiien Yeanl.
ten iiroet in siner Spe3ialoeriantm.
lung am %. b. Or. itatt unb es ipur.
ben bic Scrren Senrp gIbers, augnit
9esfi uno aloert arlleeer NIT ben
@orbereitungen fir Die Giiaire be.
trarit.
@ot SfluB Ser gericmnIima .plir.
be 6em ausifeibeHoen Rraiibentet
Germ Wm. @ouieImann anIdbIid iei.
mes 45. geburtstages biirh !Serrn
Nlbert aruaaer i'm Ramen bes Ser.
Gins cir priGriser gliunenitrau5
iiberreidf, tpofi!r berieIbe ii9 nit ei.
ilem Gdbf,.n BON SiibspobIs bejtem
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