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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-28
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men ber5liden Can't ausSuipreden,
ibreibt Serr Martin gub5id bon Col.
linsbille, Sfla., .fiir Dos beriibmtl
Seilmittcl, Sorni's I%lpenfrdlter. Sd
babe lanec an Wagenfatorrb gclittcn,
bin ober Oapon bollitGnoig o,lrh Die,
les Scilmittel bcfrcit mprben." Sor,
mis- Mlpenfr1ilter lit cine alte, be.
lpdbrte &rGutermebi5in bon amer.
funntem @crtc. IS miro nid)t ourd)
Ipotbefcr pcrfatit. @egen ndbercr
Illsfunft iuen0c man iid) on: Or. Ge.
ter Sabrncp & Cons 60, 250t @aib.
ington 8lpb., Chicago, SlI.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-28

True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on june
81, 1918, as required by the Act o.
October 6, 1917.
-gnop Wnnopiller traf poria(
Mode BON Den Seffcrion 9orrofs
bier Elm, ouf 5ebn Gage llrloltb gum
9ciu6 bel irincn GIteruL Ilbil1
Mhlnbpiller 1lnb Satin.
eugene gtaiie. Gin Geteran Oes
9ilracrfricgcs, hot Iocbcn sic Noh.
ridt erbolten, haB iein Sobn, Gor.
poral Sreb Noilc, glilfIid auf Scr
.onberen Settle" bel unIeren Srltppe1,
ongelangt tit.
-fSrmu eugene @aebler lit drl DO.
rigcn Gienstng nad Baltimore, Mb.,
9ereiit, 81 f%ltr5enl Seiu6 bel ibrent
@attin, &opitGn @ocblcr, Dor bciien
gbreiie nod) Der ~@arreuton
9anmer.-Gopitdn @aebler lit Gin
Sobn bon Sronf IS. @ocbler uro
@nttin, bon Smiss.
-Sobn &los uno Gattin erbieltell
fiir5li6 sic Iohridt bon ser Serbei.
ratbllng hires Sobnes, Stanley &los,
lpeldcr bei Der Observation-Disclosures
0ipilipn oient unb in Sort @arren
Maii. Itationiert lit. Serr &los lerils
tc feline 9rollt in Bolton fennen. Sas
junse Baar gcnieBt iett oie Sitter
no6en in Der Stabt Seem gorf.
-Sic 2pfalbcboroe bot am lebtell
Sienstag an % Tro5ent Der iltngen
Mdnner, melhc ulrl 5. Sunni rcgis
l~triertell, Die 5ragebogen gciunbt unG
bat bics bier Gage oieler &odc tort.
geiest. 0ieie Srageboacn a~uiiicil
innerbalb 7 Sagct pom 9atur1 bcs
Gerianots, Der 2ofalbebSrbe wieoer
3ltgeltcllt ner0en. 9as Natunt Ges
&erianots ocfinbct lid, auf Ger eritcn
Seite bes Trngeboacns.
Dos Boft Scporten,ent giebt
bcfarnt Dab Yadete gum Serianot al,
llnlerc Sruppen nidt iibcr Z Bfuno
ipiegen biirfen. Sc nad Der gtatur
Ser Irtifel iollten Die Saden entipe.
Der in itarfe @elI. Eappe Corrugated
palteboarb), ober in tories Bapier,
Sadse,ig. ober Gbnlihen Stoff Der.
padt neroen. Sol5erne 8iiten ober
SdafteIn ioIlten nidt benutt tuer-
Ben.
pr. s. S. @idboff, bon Ser
mann, traf am porigen 9ienstag per
9luto bier elm. at fur5em 9eiud bel
ieinen Sreunoen. uno ipra6 pabreno
ieines Sierieins altb auf unierer 81.
flee Dor. Bon bier aus bciild,te er
Ieinen 8ruber, Gbn. &icfboff, unO
oeiien Satin, mobnbaft in Der Ndbe
Der Gorntp 5arrn. Or. &idboff bot
Der Resierung feline Oienite angelo.
len ,inb ieinc 8omnliiiion oils Griter
lieutenant erbaltcn. er crmartet
iest feline Girtberufung gum 9ienit.-
@arrenton Banner.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-28

-Gbriit. &auid. bon StoIpe, pa
eeitern bier in Der Stabt uno iprad
in Der 9ruderei Dor. 5ur grncilcr
ung ieines announcements alif ba.
SoIfsblatt. Isle Serr &auid iagte
lit Der @ei5en in Der @egeno boz
Stolpe iebr binter Sen grtpartlinaer
5lIriidgeblieben; oerielbe lit at idmer
I'M Strob unb al leidt in Den &or.
nern.
Sri. Imauoa &l1eoiger reiite am
pergan9enen Sumstag nod 2afa-
petite, Sno., no lie in bas Sran5is.
faner &loiter eintreten miro. Sic
muroe bon Sdmeiter 90. 9biliberta,
Don bier, bcglcitct. SRI. &ilebiger lit
cine Sod)ter bon Souis Huebiger llnb
Satin, IN Der N1be bon 8nsccnabe;
lie mar icit mebreren Sabren in ser
biciigcn Sdubfabrif beidaftigt.
I'll. .. .. Wltnowiller, BON 2ittle
Berger, lprad) 5u Infang bieier go
DIE in Der Sruferei Dor unb iagte llns
ter InbcrcnL baB Der @eiSen in iei-
ner Nadbaridaft aiemli6 ltarf bonn
Brand g~elittcn bat. Ser nSl,lt"
&eiSen fat onl mciiten gclittcn; Der
n6ulcalter" ooer .Smonlplpbeat"
(bearOco mbeat) lit nidlt IN 10 bobem
@ra6e bonn @ruub ongegriffen NOR
ben.
Serb YlcB lulo oeIicn Sobn @il.
lie, ionic @alter S6iinemcper, bon
SwenSpille, H. 9, iparen am Siens.
tag oieier ISOLDE bier, in gei6dftlifcn
angelegenbeiten. 8ie SER Yleb
ms mittbeilte lit Der @ei5en in Glap
Emp. binter ben grpartllngen 5uriid
geblieberl. Gr lit Der Aniidt bab Der
itnrfe &egen, ipGbreno Der 9liltbe5eit,
Dem &ci5en Dicl gcidooet bat llnO Die
llriade lit, oaB oie Slebrcn nidt 10
Doll unb 10 ihper iinb, oils mie Die
icIben a%nbercnfalls iein milroen.
-0oniel Soeifner, elm friiberer
Ginpobner bon Sernlann, lit an 80.
Woi 1913, in S%omnlerpille, Sno., I'M
alter bon rs Sabren gc~itorben. Serr
Saefincr betrieb bier Dor ungefdbr 35
Sabren i'm &oeller @ebGlloe an Ser
3ritten uno Shiller Strabc, ionic
ipGter aud in oem @ebGlloc an Der
Warft Strabc, weld)es Jest BON
'8crrn <bflbs belpoDnt miro, cine
Sfonflpirtbld)oft. Ser Scrltorbenc
binterlGBt fol9enoe @eidmiiter: Ybil.
9oeffner, bon Scrmonil, ionic Srau
@p. @ielidc, Srau Srit 9rllcns, unb
Gbr. Soeffncr, bon ct. 2ouis.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-28
I'm bic 2eiu.

Snocm iammtIide 0eidGitc IL
Sermaun am 0admittas bes gierter
Suli seidlpiien iein iuerben, nmb nm
mnierem Office Eerional gleidfalls
bic 8%elesenbeit 5n seben lid an ben
5eier Ses Cages 5n betbeilisen, luirb
bic Sffi5e bes SOlfsblatt am Rad.
mittas bes @ierten Smli seidloiien
iein nub Sas nSOlfsblatt" nirb mn.
iere 2eier baber eiuen Sag ipater er.
reiden. Graf ErintiusG So.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-28
Sagel beidabigte SbitbGnme.

Giird Sagel beidaoigte Sitbdume
limo 10 piel oils moeIi6 gu idonen;
linnotbiges @infiiraen unb iibertrie-
benes Ittsibneioen Der &%inbuunben
lit 5u periueiben, banit nidt nod
mebr Saftperluit itattfinoet. Seood
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-28

e. ". Sanuier uno Samilie
bon eitber, Wo.. peilen bier aif 9e
ilth bel 8eripanoten.
-Mrmin Seping. frilber bier pobn'
bait, lit iest aif Der &egicrungsflotte.
bel Srrid. Mo. beifGftigt.
6auit Cure RGnner. ullo ana.
ben Strobbiite gu iebr bernbgeiebten
Ereiien bel 6. 6. Ott, Berger, $40.
-gei Sobn Stork uno Satin
febrte am letten Wontag @bcno ser
Stord Elm, un6 bradte elm S0dter.
den.
-Sobn SoeOtntamn traf am leBten
Samstag BON ct. Souis bier elm, gum
geilld bel ieinen gltern. Aug. Soeot-
malln mo Satin.
-. .. Gggers, bon Grafton, u.
Gaf., befinoet iid sur 3eit bier, auf
8eiitd bel icinem Sobn 5ranf 60
gers uno oeiien Samilie.
-Gbas. 9oltmitarf lilo 0ciien
Sobn Gilbert iporen an pergangenen
Sonntag anf 9ciltd bel Serpanoten
in Ct. Goris.
-Nug. Sperrp, bon Coles Greet,
tootete III Der D%ergangenen 8od)e cine
alapperihlunge luelde iilni pollfonl.
men entluidelte Gloppcrn (ooer &ai.
leln) batte.
-Gr. Geo. Stoniceto, peldlcr lid
ieit Orei @o6en, beiufspciic, in
Sernnam uutO in Sap a~uige6alten
batte, lit an lctten Sdnlstag iuic0Cr
n%ad,hauie. nod M~aplenooo, gcrciit.
SSnl. Eottcbo,tm, 9onjntunn IN
S%tortenburg, fam an bereon9encn
Samsta9, in 8cgleitu1g ieiner ia,
mile, bier ollrf, altf Dem @egc nuh
8~orbsbiIle, I'M 6rau Y%pttcbolm'S
Gltern 5l bciudell.
Strait 2ouiie &inf. bon ct.
fam am Montog bicier @o6e
bierher I'M ibre frunfe Wtlttter, tSrolt
W%argoretba Elattncr 5u perpflcgen.
Srou Elottner wuroc in ibrer @ob1.
ING on Der 0rittcn StruBc ourd ci,
men Stnr5 bon Der Grcppc perlcbt.
Gin 9unoes . 9eanlter mar filr3.
lid bier lIn0 folleftierte @elo fir
9unbcs 2i5cnlcn bon alien 9ciiB,
ern bon @aiolinc e 2ounfcS. @cr
feline Si5ets nidt bis gum 80 SUM
be5oblt bot, DeriGllt, oltBer benz 9e
trage fiir Die 2i5Cls, nod, elmer
Siraic.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-28

SRI. Sorenn HcgUlonm lit ge0en.
mdrtig IN ct. 2ouis l,ll elmer Son,
p%ention Der Wuiiflcbrcr bci5llppbncn.
Or. 6. =. &ufincr uno @attirl
iino anl lcttcn Gienstag al,t elm paar
@ohen 6erien, nodl Soma aereijt.
-2ltl Ibc1b bcs Sicrtcn ,Sllli
miro in 3eilntum's @olle, IN Berger,
Elm Ball ituttiinocl.
-Sranf 9alunltnrf mb Camille,
bon &irtWoob. iin0 gCgcnpartig sic
0Gitc biciigcr &crpunNtcn.
-Nm. @npirr, bon @~asconabe,
bcfano iid) onl Ieptcn Sumstag Inter
Den bieiigen gciuhcrn.
-6rie @acrtnrr lit ON pcrgangc.
men Wfontag bon Nortshllrg 5ltriifge.
febrt, no CT III Ser @ri5cncrnte &C.
boIfcn bate.
-Soren5 Nuq, bon Berger, beianb
llh am lcbten Otittmod), geidGftss
baIbcr, bier IN Der Stoot ulo lpruh
Del 0ieler @cleBcnbcit aulh in Der
0utdcrci Dor, 6llr Grnellcrll1g ieines
Announcements ollf ons Golfsblott.
Sol. Nun0crIidl ml0 Grnit Sci.
ger bobcn bon CIR. Gbcrlii1 & Con
cin Worpcll 5ruf Iuto gum Greis
non $3.50 getolit. Sic bobcn cine
MISUNDERSTANDING 9ci6Ioiicn CUR
8~eiorbcrlng bon 6rnht, ionic oltd)
bon TerIcncn BON @crnlom nudy 0cl1
piclcn HagcritclIcn entlang oen @oi.
lcrluufcn ltnicrcs Counties.
Die beige 6errp 50. hat be.
iflollcn Die rcgelHldbigc Iubrt nud
aclf's Gambling IN 3ufunft 81 Inter.
lnilcn, neil id, OirIclbc ols sll I'm.
profitobcl crlnicirn Fat. Nn Stelle
oieIcr Sobrtcn miro 0ds Boot an ie.
Dem Somcrstu9 5luii6cn bier lln6
Solitrc Nslono, bier rcgclnl1Bi9e
Gobrtcu MADDEN.
-sSm. @iiimonm, ionic Scnrp,
@crrnann unO Sobn 9inbart, iGrnmt.
lid bon 0t. Stcrline, maren an,
porigen 9onncrstu9. beluhsueiie,
bier in ser Stuot. Ger lcttcre, mel.
der cinige Gage porber a,f flint ga.
&C llrlaub, gum 9elu6 bon @attin
nnh ainb in VT. Stcrlina ongcfonl.
men luar, rciitc md, an bemieIbcn Ia.
&c mad, Buffalo, V, .. suriid gu iei.
ncm Regimcnt. Mit ge5lg auf Den
@eiScn i'll oen @ascpnabc Bottoms,
iagte Ser @ilinann bericlbc lei ni6t
10 craicbig mic eriportet murbc: er lit
SIT iebr ms Strob sepadien.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-28
STATE BANK
OF BAY, MISSO URI

@e9rinbet 1911. =
aapital $4,000. lleberiduB $4,000
@utbaben iiber $150.O0O.
8etreibt elm aasemeines Bantseiddit.
8esablt 4 Yro5ent auf s0epoiiten.
8e5ablt 3 Gr03ent auf SparsO epoiiten.
Sat Siferbeitss9 epDiit.&diten si bernie.
then.
nnb bittet freuublihf nm cure aunb.
idaft.
Oireftoren:
Simon 8Deger, g. ". Weper,
e. gngelbreht. VI. u. Woener,
fteD. 8uihmann, gbas. %. Omen,
6enrp 9anqenberg.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-28

Die Iatiir bebarf feiner @rlGii.
teriing; I'M ibre Sdonbeit gu perite-
ben, seniigt elm offener Bid rno elm
empfdnglides @cmiitb.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-07-15
1t. Lawrence Fox, Jr.,
Has Relatives Here

Lawrence w. Fox. Jr., of Philadel-'
phia, better known as Larry" Fox,
the Yale athlete. has won new hon
ors by hard work at Fort Macarthur.
California, where he is stationed. He
has been promoted to be a lieuten-
ant in the Coast Artillery Corps. Lit
tie over one year ago he pulled in
the victorious Yale crew that beat
Pennsylvania on the Schuylkill river
course. He had also won honors
on the football field previously, his
last big contest being the Yale and
Princeton annual game, when Yale
was a winner. He took a prominent
part in all athletics at the univer-
sity. |
He is a son of Doctor and Mrs. L.
Webster Fox, and a nephew of ex-
State Senator Fox, of this city.
Only twenty-three years of age,
Lawrence Fox has had an active life
in the army, hoping to get "over
there" soon. With several Yale men
he entered the training camp at tho
Presidio, Cal, soon after the Yale
Penn race. He won a second lieu
tenancy in the examination and went
to Camp Custer to aid in turning cav
airy regiments into artillery. Then
to Fortress Monroe artillery school
| for finishing touches, and finally to
Fort Macarthur to train in airplane
work and also as an instructor in
the working of big guns.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-07-15
Germans False in Ideals;
Against a World League
Peace Through Army, Aim

London, July IA sharp indict-
ment of the rulers of Germany by
Maximilian Harden is contained in
current number of Die Zukunft.
The holders of high offices, he is
quoted as saying by the Rotterdam
correspondent of the Daily Tele-
graph, when it seems useful to them
selves, profess to favor a new world
order of democracy and national
peace, but they really are only car
ryins on the tradition of the power
of the sword.
No high parsonage in the German
empire he says. wishes to see set
up league of nations, adhesion to
which has been declared by the states
of North and South America and
representatives of England, France,
Italy. Canada, Australia and India.
The continuance of endeavors to
conceal this fact has become un-
necessary since Brest-Litovsk and
Bucharest.
I'VE know what the enemy wants
and we know we have a government
which calling itself pan-German or
whatever else it likes, only expects
peace through the might of the army
and feels certain of obtaining it in
a short time.
I'VE may be certain that no words
of theirs will ever gain belief any
where"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-07-15
PATRIOTIC DAY
AT ST. PAULS
Splendid Program Marks Ser
vices at Progressive
Baptist Church

The women's Day program at the
st. FSGrs Baptist Church, corner Cam
eron and State streets. was featured
yesterday by patriotic services. There
was an early morning prayer meet
ing at o'clock and a prayer and
$50 in the afternoon an interesting
program was presented including the
singing of patriotic hymns, the pre-
sentation, of national and service
Mrs. Sarah Payne presided and of
Tered the invocatory prayer. Mrs
Callie Robinson, who has brother
in the service, presented a handsome
made by Mrs. ]. Steth Cunningham
who dwelt upon the meaning of the
received the flag. in behalf of the
congregation. making an appropriate
address duet was rendered by
Mss, Mesrst Laura Thdn Barnes f%iio and Mrs Lena
tation of a service flag containing
four stars in honor of Augustus Hill,
Joseph Hall, James Dabeny and
representasRss Htaas %h9 W fns are the soldier
gresation in France. The presenta-
ton of this. flag was made by Mrs.
Marie Temple. who made a most in
teresting address and quoted an ap-
propriate poem by the famous negro
poet. Paul Lawrence Dunbar. VIII
liam, f. Brightly accepted the flag
tCi tue CnuTcn ana eulOSlZed those
or whom the flag is a constant re-
minder.
Mrs. Hazel B. Hall, led the chorus
in singing Keep the Home Fires
Burning. Her husband is on the fir
ing line over there. The Rev. e.
Luther Cunningham. the pastor of
the church, supplemented the patri-
otic addresses of the day with some
vigorous and practical comments upon
the war and its purpose and introduce
ed IN turn the sneakers of the af-
ternoon, e. ]. Stackpole, and City
Commissioner Gross.
The exercises were interesting
throughout and notwithstanding the
impending storm and the greater at
traction at Reservoir Park a con-
siderable audience was present.
Inc committee in charge of the ar
rangements included Sara Payne
president; Martha williams, secre-
president; Martha William, secre-
tary, and Annie Jenkins treasurer
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-07-15
u. S. Links Rumely With
Enemy Clique of PIotters

New York, July Is. - For many
weeks prior to the purchase of the
Evening Mail by money believed to
have been supplied by the Kaiser's
agents here, DR.. Edward A. Rumley,
ostensibly buyer of the property, was
in frequent conference with DIR. Bern
hard Dernburg, Captain Ewald Heck
ter Viereck, DR.. Heinrich f. Albert.
Captain Boy-Ed and Captain Won
Papen at No. 1853 Broadway, where
Dernburg and Fuehr had offices to-
gether and from which building iVer-
ecy issued the Fatherland.
Such were some of the disclosures
made yesterday by Deputy Attorney
General Lewis. Other developments
were
Search For Lewis Futile
The futile search by the Deputy
Attorney General for C. A Lewis, in
innate friends of Rumley and secre-
tary and treasurer and director of the
Evening Mail Syndicate and treasurer
of the Evening Mail.
The examination for five hours OF
George T. O'Dell. who sailed for Eu-
rope on the ship that carried Count
Won Bernstorff and who was corre-
spondent in Berlin and Stockholm for
the Mail more than nine months there
after.
Inquiry into the selection of Miss
Ray Beveridge, actress, of announced
German leanings. as Odell's successor
as the Nails correspondent in Berlin
Revelation of how Dernburg
Hecker. Fuehr, Vierbureck and 9th
Papen and Boy-Ed, are alleged to
have cloaked big propaganda moves
through the German Red Cross Offices
at No. 1853 Broadway.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-07-15
SECOND WAR FILM
WILL BE SHOWN
"America's Answer" Released
by Committee of Public
Information July 20

The U. S. Government will present,
through the Committee on Public In
formation. George Creel. Chairman.
Division of Films. Charles S. Hart.
director, the second official American
war film Americas Answer" at the
George NJ. Cohan Theater, starting
Monday night. July 20.
This feature film in eight reels will
be the successor to "Pershing's CRU
saders." 1t will tell the story of the
arrival in France of the first half
million men of the American Army
and of what they have accomplished.
From conveyed transport to the
first line trenches, the activities of
the American Army in France are
vividly portrayed.
The building of 500 miles of rail-
road in France. the erection of enor-
nous docks. storage warehouses and
railroad shops, where hundreds OF
American-built locomotives are as
sembled and all. of the work which is
being done for the maintenance of
the American Expeditionary Force in
France will be reproduced on the
screen.
There will also be shown the ar
rival and landing of "our boys" and
interesting scenes of their daily life
in the trenches and in rest camps.
Americas Answer" has been Sc
lected and assembled from over
10000 feet of film which was made
by order of General John ]. Pershing
Staff and photographed by the Signal
Corps of the American Expeditionary
Force in France.
All of this film has been previously
seen and approved by General Per-
shing who is taking the keenest in
terest in the filming of what will
ultimately be a complete pictorial
history of Americas part in tbs
great war.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-07-15
Cecil Proclaims an
Economic League For
the Entente Countries

London, July 15.-An economic
association of twenty-four nations
comprising the Entente Allies is al
ready in existence, said Lord Robert
Cecil, British Under-Secretary of
State for Foreign Affairs and Min
al lusm9lBls u W 9pBHooIa 10 I9lsI
garding the worlds trade after the
war.
Whether Germany eventually shall
be admitted to this economic as
sociation declared the British min
istar, will be determined by the test
established by President Wilson,
when the President said on Decem-
ber that if the German people
should still, after the war was over,
continue to be obliged to live under
ambitious and intriguing masters in
terested to disturb the peace of the
world" it might be impossible to
admit them to the partnership of the
nations or to free economic inter-
course.
Lord Robert described this state
ment by the President as a definition
of the qualifications for member
ship in the association of nations
and added: ITO these declarations
we give our warmest assent"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-07-15
Sproul to Address
Leading Poultrymen

Philadelphia. July Ex-senator
William c.. Sproul, Republican NOM
inee for Governor of Pennsylvania,
yesterday accepted the invitation
rendered to him to address the fourth
annual field meeting of the Delaware
County Poultry Association, to be
held at the Pratt experiment farms,
at Morton, Delaware county, on
Thursday, August 8.
1t will be one of the most import
ant meetings of its kind ever held
in this vicinity and will bring here
prominent men and women from all
sections of the country east of the
Mississippi.
Senator Sproul, who is deeply in
terested in the question of food con-
servation in the state of Pennsylva-
mia, will speak at the afternoon ses-
sion. In order to be present, he was
compelled to set aside several other
important engagements.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-07-15
Explosion Injuries Nine,
Five Probably Fatally,
at Mount Union Plant

Mount Union, Pa, July 15.-Nine
men were injured, five probably ia
tally, in a big explosion which
wrecked the gun cotton building of
the local plant of the Aetna ExpIo-
sives Company. A workman is said
to have thrust a fork into a tub of
dry cotton, producing a spark which
resulted in the explosion. A horse,
standing near the wrecked building,
was killed.
The five men who are believed to
have been fatally injured, We're taken
to the Huntingdon Hospital. They
are: M. ]. Black, Indianapolis, Ind. |;
George Parker, East st. Louis, Mo. ::
M. w. Shields, Baltimore, Md. /:
Charles Holt, Jacksonville, Fla, and
Willis Allen, Durham. N. C.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-07-15

Owing to the phenomenal success
of the Harry p. Krivit Company dur
ing the past three weeks
Paxtang at the Paxtang Park
Park Theater the management
Theater has decided to hold the
show over for the fourth
week. This weeks bill will be a new
musical comedy oddity entitled, II
Don't Want to Get Well"
In this piece Seymour Brown will
play somewhat new character for
him, a happy-go-lucky negro. very i'll
at ease in a temperance town. He fails
in his efforts to get a drink in the
town. so he goes to the "You Can't Get
Well Hospital" and is imme ediately
put to work. From then on funny
situations develop thick and fast.
Mr.. Brown will be ably assisted in
this new comedy by Charles Vaughn
Nellie DeGrasse, Tim Whelan and
Margie Phillips. while Krivit's bunch
of beauties that make up the chorus
will be much in evidence. A big fea-
ture of the new act is the finale. Dur
ing this part of the show the com
pany introduces their "Syncopated
Wedding" which is guaranteed to
be sure cure for the blues. Many
other new numbers will be introduced
including, "Yum- YUM" Everything
Can't Be True" "Amuse the Girls" 50
Should Worry" and Wedding Bells
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-07-15
Heaven Will Reward
You," Woman Cries
For First Time Since Childhood
She Is Able to Rest
GIVES CREDIT TO TANLAC

"For,the first time since my child
hood / am able to rest" says Mrs.
Katie Zeigler, of Rockville, a town
near Harrisburg Pa, for ever since
l can remember l have been afflict-
ed with a form of st. Vitus Dance.
But since I have been taking
Tanlac, oh what a difference. Surely
the man who discovered this won
derful medicine will find his reward
in heaven, for thanks to its help nv
health and happiness have returned
and I can rest for the first time in
many years"
Tanlac is also sold at the Gorgas
Drug Store in the p. r. r. Station:
in Carlisle, at w. G. Stevens Phar-
macy; Elizabethtown, Albert w
Cain: Greencastie. Charles B. Carl:
Middletown, Colin S. Few's Phar-
macy; Waynesboro. Clarence Croft's
Pharmacy; Mechanicsburg, II. F.
Brunhouse.
The genuine Tanlac bears the
name u. 1. Gore Co." on outside
carton OF each bottle. Look for It.