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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-10-01
S1G5E5ESESE1elE1 E1t1G5Li6iI5E15hL I
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Got from any druggiSt 2Ia ounces
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EEup, as desired. The result Is u
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Than YOU could buy ready-mado for
Three times the money. Tastes pleas
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This Pnex and Syrup preparation
tets right at the cause Of cough and
tivea almost immediate relief. IL loos-
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membranes 20 gently aud easily that
Is really astonishing,
y A days use will usually overcome
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foup, whooping cough and bronchial
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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-10-01

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day "a the bone - bis gaFeHts. FfeL
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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-10-01
WEST SHORE NEWS
Personal and Social Items
of Towns on West Shore


Mrs. Bertha Atland. Of New Cum
befland, has returned from n weeks
visit 10 Frederick. Md. and Rich
m0nd, Vn.
Mr.. ana Mrs. John r.. Hupp and Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Weber, OF Bhlremans-
town, visited their son. Arthur Il.
iuDp and clifford Wober. at Camp
Ice, Petersburg, Virginia. on Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Epplsy and
family, have returned TO their home
at Llsburn, after spending the Week
end with the formers mother. Mrs.
Mary Bppiey at Bhiremanstown
Mrs. Annie Hupp. OF Mechanicsburg,
was a recent guest of Mrs. John T..
Snyder at BbiremanHt0wn.
Mrs Charles Chaplin and daughter.
Rose Wagner Chaplin and Miss Ida
wagner Of WormleysburR, were
weekend visitors with Miss NJ. Irene
Btone at Bhiremanstown.
Miss Alice Wallace and Mrs clyde
Smith. OF bhlremanBtown. visited Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Gross ut. Mechanics
burg on sunday.
David Howard. or White Hill, spent
Sunday with his grandparents. Mr..
and Mrs. ID. wv. Harman at shire
manBtown
H. w. Reynolds. OF shlremanatown
spent over Sunday with his parents.
ut Hanover.
Mrs. l.. s. sheely and her grand
daughter. Miss NJ. Irene stone, of
shlrefnanstown, are homo from "A
visit with Mr. and Mrs. Isaac n.
Kelsey at their country homo, Noun
tain Breeze Farm, near williams
Grove.
Mr., and Mrs. William slough,
sons Lloyd slough and Merle slough.
OF Mechanlcsburg, spent Sunday with
the formers parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Miller at Shiremanstown,
Mrs. Herbert Rupp has returned
to her home at Harrisburg after Wig
itinB her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Amos
Bowers and her sister, Mrs. Oliver
Wells at Shlremanstown.
Mr.. and Mrs j. S. Brlnton enter
tained the following guests nt their
home at Shiremanstown on Sunday,
George Miller. OF Goldsboro: Mrs
y. w. Wonderly, daughters, Dorothy
Wonderly and Kathryn Wonderly. Of
HlBhspire; Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Ebert. son James. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Brinton, sons. Earle Brlnton
Ralph Brinton and Charles Brlnton.
daughter, Evelyn Brinton, Andrew
Ebert and Jacob Trago, OF Mechanics.
burg.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-10-01

MycrstOwn, Pa, Oct. 1.--Prepara-
tIons have been completed for tlfo
ono hundred and nineteenth annual
session OF East Pennsylvania Con-
ference. United Brethren In Christ,
which viii convene In the lions
United Brethren Church. Mycrstown,
the Rev. /. Moycr Hershey, pastor,
tomorrow. Tho various cOmmunl-
tieB OF the local church are prepared
90 entertain tho two hundred dele
gatcs-mlnlsterial and lay--who will
be present. The first soBsiOn Will be
held on Wednesday morning at .
O'Clock. Bishop w. NJ. Bell, -. D., Of
Washington, ID. g.. will preside.
Bishop w NJ. Keekley, u. D., of
ParkcrBburg, w. Va, will also at
tend the sessions and deliver an ad-
dress.
The boundary committee viii meet
on Tuesday afternoon. This COM
mittoc consists OF the following: The
Reyerenda $. e. Enck. ~. u. Miller,
@ a. Mutch. w. NJ. Miller, II. ~.
Messrs. I. G.. Mcntzer. II. &. Tobias
and Charles Orth.
The finance committee viii also
meet on Tuesday afternoon. Tile
following comprise that committee:
The =. G. Enck./A. +. Kreider. !. ~.
Haak. Robert 4. Enders. J. Il. Engle,
j. q. Stenmen and the Rev 4. X.
Wier.
on Wednesday evening the theme
for consideration will be "Evange-
llsm." The Rev. Dr. u. X. Butter
wick. Of Hershey. will preside. Ad-
dresses will be delivered by the Rev
4. X. Wier. OF Steeiton; the Rev
DR.. y. +. DauRherty. Of Lebanon.
and the REV. DR.. 8. q. Enck. of
Philadelphia.
4 number ~ the general church
officers from Dayton. Ohio, VIII al
tend the conference.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-10-01
Suburban Notes
:. !. OrrICEas ELECTED

naIIfas. pa, oct i,-blsetl0h 0f
officers 0f the United Brethren sun
day school was held sunday with the
following result superintendent
Joseph ". Dii1maHi assistant. H. ",
Zimmerman secretary, q, ", HettlHgs
ers assistant, a. w. Grove; treasurer.
John & Miller; elementary supsfiBs
tsndent Mrs, H. u. Byt6r; assistant.
Miss Mae DuHkeis pianist Mrs H.
~. Zimmerman librarians, Joseph
Chubb ana Edward LsbO, eh6rst6f
Mrs. nay Huttef, missionary superlBs
tsndeHt Miss mary HsVsf; temper
aBce superintendent, b ~. Himm6r.
man home department suDGfiHtsBs
dent. Miss Sarah Hsiseb, cradle roll.
superintendent Jfs. Baf0ss Killing.
or, elementary secretary, Warren
LeboI elementary 0rFanlst, Marlin
Hsttinker.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-10-01
woopMrN CLASS ADOPTION

HummciatOWu. oct l,Hallunlnelh'
town Camp 80, 1914, Modern wood
men af America, are making arrange"
mentH for "A large class adoption
which win be- held Gt their hall on
Thursday evening, ThlH IN tho ilrHt
class adoption as part of tho Talbot
Fifteenth Anniversary Campaign
which tho camp has entered into, 1nd
a big time In anticipated. II In tho
purpose OF the camp To have theso
class ndoptlona often during tho
winter montha but this In 60 be one
Of the largest All members of tho
camp are tD make every effort pos
albie TO attend that evening. Musio
aud luncheon be one OF the feh-
turoa OF tho evening. This clnss OF
candidates WAS written by Deputy
j, 1G HphHcs
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-10-01
AWHILE

Mr.. and Mrs. John n. Evans an
nouncs the birth Of daughter,
Anna Margaret Evans. on September
~. 1918.
Miss Ella Brightbili spent n day
a. Harrisburg.
Mrs. Elizabeth Henry is spend
ing several days at Lebanon.
John DcricksOn. Of DuncannOn. IN
spending some time here the guest
Of his son, Professor 3. II. Derrick
son and family
Mrs. Helen Smith. OF coatesyille,
spent sOmo time here the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs George Coyle and fam
ny.
w. q. gturRis. OF Lititz. spent
day here the guest OF Dawson w
Yake and family.
Mrs. Alfred Mills has returned TO
her home here after spending sew
cTal days at New York city.
Miss Eallie EaylOr ~ spending
some time In AdamstOwn. Berks
county.
Mrs. Raymond Roddy and son. Of
philadelphia, spent several days
here.
The Rev. T.. H. ,Iummeibaugh. OF
Frederick. Nd. spent day here.
Paul Baylor, Of Camp Vail. y. j..
has returned 10 camp after spend
ing short furlOugh here with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Baylor
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Cooyer,
Miss Byrd COoyer. OF Philadelphia
and william r. Herr. OF Norfolk,
Va, made a motor trip through
Cumberland county.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-10-01
FAHMERs' MONT SCHOOLS

Blain, Pa, Oct. l.-FarmerH slight
school carried on by the agFleul-
ture depa .tment Of the Eialn Noca-
tionai School viii open october ~ iu
the Blain Hall. Lectures during the
course will be given Dy the best
agricuituFistH IN PennsylyaHia. The
FIRST lecture on october ~. viii be
delivered by IL. q. Neisisy, county
farm agent for DauphiH county. wAO
Will speak on Producing Pork
Economically" The second lecture
will bs given by Df. +. W. Fletcher.
head Of the Department 81 HQTti-
culture al PsnnsylYaHla State Cot
lege. on october 20. Ills subject wiii
be The Care Of the FaFM Orchard"
Third lecture on November ~ Pro-
fesS0r =. schmitz.. Of state College.
subject. Alfalfa and 10 Require
msuts."
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-10-01
LIVERPOOL

Newton Miller and family. Of Har-
risburg. have moved 20 Liverpool
Russell Lutz. wife and three chill
dren, OF Harrisburg, spent the week
end here with Elmer Murray and
family.
Misg Jean Kerstetter. employed az
EiceitOn, visited her parents, Mr.. and
Alrs. A. T.. Kerstetter.
Samuel Housed. Of West Virginia
is visiting Mcclellan Kiser and fam
iiy.
MrE. Frank Potter is spending sew
eral weeks AZ DsnVille.
Mrs. Sarah Portzline is visiting
with her son AZ Steelton.
4. II. Martin, of Summerdale, was
"a recent visitor here.
Mics Caroline Mitchell left for
Philadelphia. where she viii con-
tinue her studies az Combs ConseT-
yatOTy of Music.
Miss Margaret Heimbucher IS at
tending Penn Han school az Cham
beFEbuFg.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-10-01
cnlHrH 0RGAAIsT HEsIGNs

HaTIsflhl Ta.- UIt TT tHe TeFu-
laT services lD - Johns J1DiscOpal
chafch. "a sandaE morning. the Rev.
Herbert b. rIlsifsr. presented o lot-
teF - regret through the Keatry ~
fLs ehaFeh 80 Mtss Anuie kink. VINO
Ess resigned as organisL The Setter
aas accompanied - q meat purse
from fas meulseTs - the congreEa-
flgE. M4EF biuk has been the or
EsEisf feF fhe pasf tHenty y-f0uT years.
Tho EeaTy haNe chosen Miss Cert
T4de p NiNee. member ~ fhe cOu-
aftRaf4gE a. suceeee Miss Blink a.
lTEsHlst aHe Ffs slll assume Der
aaflef 81 Fanda. neAL Miss Nlllee
aH LaHHasttT
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-10-01
CAPT. VINT'S
FIERY SPEECH
British Army Officer Says
Hun Frighlfulness Changed
Ills Disposition Entirely

Mcchanicaburg. Pa, Oct, 1.-The
from u poaeeaiovlng man into one
who delighted TO Kill Bochosl" on
claimed Captain w, q. Vint. OF tho
British Royal Field Artillery, In q
spirited address last evening ut u
nlnHn meeting In tho First United
iIruthr6n Church In tho Interest OF
tho Fourth Liberty Loan campaign.
"t did XII thom, too" added Captain
Vint. and. believe me, | am going
back for more" In speaking OF tho
world war, he said tho Germans pre-
Woualy were ready to tho smallest
detail. ana thought of every thing
but one, that ia=,tho psychology OF
tho other follows mind. Until Sow
oral weeks ng0 Captain Vint fought
under uonerhl f0ch and with the
American boys. whom no praised
greatly.
The audience applaudod his rop-
roacntntlou of Germany aa u snake.
toiling round the world. but with one
bright apot at present, that no is
wounded. "As snakes" no said. do
not die tili sunset, thank God 1t ~
now halfpast four"
An eloquent addrogg was made by
In which no paid tribute to tho Alll0s
and tho American boys, with IA strong
appeal To Tho people To buy Liborty
Bonds. There uro threo ways. no
said, for tho government TO get the
moncy--by taxation, by borrowing
IL from the people. or taking t. lf
people do not riHo chserfully md
subscribe for Liberty Bonds ho'thlnkB
70 would bo the duty OF the govern
mcnt to como right down and take
IL. lilo closed with n glowing tribute
10 the American flag. which no said
we will back up with our dollars
Tho mass meeting was one OF the
largest over held hcra and tho Singer
Band played previous TO tho opening
hour.
a special feature of tho occasion
was tho community singing by IA
choir OF about 100 voices under the
direction of II. Byron Schroeder. All
the new Liberty Loan and patriotic
songs woro sung, with Miss Clara
cromlcigh at tho organ. Burgess
John j. Milleisen opened the meet
Ing and after prayer by tho Rev.
George Fulton. DR. u. E. Campbell.
president OF Irving College introduce
ed tho speakers.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-10-01
Miss Violet K. Mark
Bride Of Howard Kreider

Annyiiic, Pa, oct, i,--Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Mark announce tho
marriage or their daughter, Miss
Violet X, Mark. 90 Howard Is,
Kreider, son Of Congressman and
Mrs. A. y, lireidor, The wedding
took place on Saturday evening et
b o'clock nt tho homo OF tho brides
parents. IN West Main street. tho
Rev. w, y. Dcl0ng, pastor OF Christ
reformed Church. officiating, Fol.
lowing the ceremony tho couple left
on "a waddinR trip. The groom In
manager OF tho kreidcr fhrm north
of Annvllr,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-10-01
LOAN MASS NEErINc

EnOIh, Pa, OCT. 1.-The opening
public patriotic mass meeting I'm the
interest of the Fourth Liberty Loan
drive Will be held in the auditorium
or the Summit Street school build
ing on Thursday evening, at ST
O'Clock. Several prominent speakers
have been selected. Prof John phil !
lips. OF Harrisburg, director of the
Enola community chorus, will direct
the singing.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-10-01
RIVER PARK an LIvERPooL

FaN'FIHNIII I0I I-"JUHFUW july
has purchased the lot az the old tan
merry building AZ the lower end of the
borough and Is planning 90 erect
himself "A new house thereon. The
Old Wagner building. along the old
canal on loWsr Front street, when
jury recently sold 90 Meaara JouyAHd
and fayine. 0f the Liverpool spin
ming mill. viii ba torn down and the
entire ground 90 be turned into a
river mark.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-10-01
NEWvILLE's LOAN MEETING

NewViile, Pa, oct. IA patriotic
meeting Will be held in the High
school and auditorium tomorrow
evening at s o'clock. An address will
bo made by Captain Vint, OF the
British Royal Field Artillery. wound
cd II this battle OF the Somme and
out OF service three times on account
OF wounsla.
An address viii also be made by
Or. NJ W. Prince, one OF the Cum
berland cOunty's patriotic orators.
This meeting will inaugurate NeW-
ville's Liberty Loan drive.
\ house-to- house canvass will take
place on 4.4uraday, Newville's quota
being sT3, goo The community
chorus Va requested TO meet at the
auditorium at 7t5 p. m. Wednesday
evening.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-10-01

IIaiItas, pa, OfL III. aHa llFf
OscaT q. heasfiHt II hgfth FFgat
street announce the blTth II
daughter MARI heaHFlat 90 Fraag
september ~. lsIs ATs. HeaEFst
before her marriage NAf Mihs AaFs
beitieT ~ Dalmatias F4
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-10-01
BhOuses al S5

combustion ~ gfefeeitf 40 ssug
Us yeetef s saflu ana ~ eafIn sailor
eellaF a Lemeoichea adornfa eifb
amsA euall bow r feaf only
= EeefEeiaf NJ 20 fesf ana ilfsl
- nfn efslleFes eelIsf \ henaaleb
Il 80 faase HlA faasy nlllee alf
Ga9e Wsfsf ~ eplief
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-10-01
i,II.I.nn ~ PRISONERS

Lewistown, Pa, oct i.--Roiativoa
of Corporal Isaac G, liublor Of Burn
ham. reported drowned at Fort Sill,
OKLA, received message yesterday
that indicates that tho young man
was Killed by Escaped German prison
ora lilo was sent out with fYa others
to capture tho praoncra and lator
his horse was found, but tho rider
was missing II Is thought that tho
uermana may have killed the aoldlcr
and throw hla body into a stream
whore IL was found later
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-10-01
LAST COMMUNION SERVICE

New Cumberland, Pa, Oct. L.
The last communion service for the
conference year will be held in Trim
ity United Brethren Church next
sunday at both morning and evening
service. The Rev. A. X. Ayres VIII
preach the closing sermon in the
evening.
The official board and trustees or
the church will meet on Thursday
evening at s o'clock.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-10-01
CLASS PRESENTS BIBLE

New tuInbcFInHH, Pa, UtI, I
on Sunday the Mems Bible class OF
the Church of God Sunday school
presented their teacher, the Rev. G.
If. Heiges. with Scoheld Reference
Bible with morocco binding and
with five greenbacks as bookmarks.
The Rev Mr.. Heiges will leave for
the Eldership a Mechanicsburg on
Wednesday
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-10-01
isiAIS

Mr., and Mrs. Daniel Trsssier and
their son, oscar Tressler dnd wife,
o., u distance Of six hundred miles,
10 visit Perry county friends.
Mrs. II. T.. Bp0hn and son, Lavsre,
Of Hershey, are visiting the formers
mother. Mrs. Elizabeth Henry.
Miss hiieen Heidigh Whs taken
suddenly III with appendicitis. She
was taken 10 the Harrisburg hos
pital for treatment on Sunday by
Or. Il. g. Kistler.
Miss Mabel Heber was best speilcr
~ spelling school. conducted ~
Adams Grove by Miss Anna Fetro.
g. ~. McVGy has returned from
Colorado.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-10-01
10 RONDs IN IS MINUTES

MtthhIlIcsbufs, Pa Oct I,-HeB-
terday upon the invitation OF .hG
president and superintendent OF the
Potts Manufacturing Company plant.
IA meeting was held at noon In the
interest of the Fourth Liberty Loan.
with Miss Margaret Moser, chair
man OF Cumberland county OF the
Woman's Fourth Liberty Loan and
Mrs, j. w. Iiapper. chairman OF tho
Mechanicsburg district. as speakers
The meeting was enthusiastic and
aucceSaful as nineteen bonds were
sold In lifteen minutes An effort Is
being made to have the plant one
I hundred per cent. or every employe
ta purchaser Of bond
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-10-01
HARVEST HOME SERVICES

ThOIl, ia, OCT I.-HarVost Homo
services were held in st. Matthews
reformed church ON Sunday con
Quoted by the pastor, the Rev. MIR.
Grow. The congregation will hold
hally Day exercises in the auditor
ium next Sunday
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-10-01
HEUNION or CLASSMATES

5HIFfuthUhbDWU, Ih't OeI' IL Hc
twentieth annual reunion OF class
mates Of Oak Hall school, was held
on Saturday afternoon at the home
Of Miss Emma Strong here. The
lass members are:
Mrs. julius Kaufman, Mrs. John
Sweeney and Mrs. Jane Iion. OF New
Cumberland; Miss Emma Strong, Of
BhiremanstOwn. other guests includ-
ed; Mrs. Clara Best. Miss Portla
Best. Of Camp Hill; William Strong,
Samuel Strong, Of Mechanicsburg;
Mrs. Sarah Strong and Miss Emily
Strong, OF HhiremanBtOwD. a pleas
ant afternoon was spent and refresh
mcnts were served.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-10-01
Enjoyable Party Held on
Maxine Beckley's Birthday

New Cumberland, pa.. Oct. -
on FRIDAY evening MhEine Beekley
celebrated her eighth birthday an
hiVefshry ~ her home at Ilillide
WITH a number OF little friends. After
kdmea ana music, reffesinents were
served, the fnv0fs being small now
er D9skets filled with candy Those
present we're
Vsrna NaIey. jeanette M0ley.
Geraldine Mumpsr, Helen and Joyce
1ufhper Florence Williams, Fred
Long, ElOise Long, Sara HOllen-
bdugh, Sara Miller, Margaret Btee-
gar Dorothy Kepner, Elizabeth
Keister, Freda Hartman. Sara David
son, Betty Kirkpatrick, Barh Em-
bick, Mildred Embick, Jessie Beck
ley, Eleanor OfeH, Helen Efney, Vlra
benbart, Ralph Paden, Billy BECK
Icy, Maxine Beekley, Mrs. g. A. Long.
Miss Mary Iiammelbaugb, Miss Beu-
l1h Hartman, Mrs. Raymond paden.
Miss Catherine Snyder. Mrs. John
Long. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Beekley.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-10-01
SENIOR CLASS ENTERTAINED
Mets Cumberland Pa. Oct T.

The senior class Of the High
school were deiightfully entertained
"a the home ~ mr.. and Mrs. william
Reister, on Thursday evening. 4
buffet luncheon was served.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-10-01
rEMpERANCE MEETING

ShirrmnnstOWn, Ia, OCT. IT HV
monthly meeting Of the Shiremans-
town Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union will be held on Friday
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
]. B. Frey. i'm East Main street
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-10-01
Bl0uses at S5.95

u ekeslleni georgeite eith fsont PIN
tucked and the neaf collar edged VIII
eilk fringe a very original model ID
fesh and white
~ gsofRefte b ilesh ana Units
tgcked front Valefie laes collar and
hnialea sid teo feWg ol pearl bur
tons hn extraordinary Yalaf
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-10-01

You can help win this
war II you put up a good
fight by buying Liberty
Bonds.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-10-23
N p. Organiser
Free Under Bond

Sioux Falls. S. D., Oct. 28.-Fred L.
Fairchild, recently convicted in the
federal court in Deadwood Of violat-
ing the espionage act by disloyal ut
terances and acts, after having been
In the Lawrence county Jail for a
number OF days pending perfection OF
an appeal to the, federal circuit court
of appeals. has been released from
custody, having furnished bond OF
$4,000. This will remain in effect
until the higher court passes on his
appeal.
AT the time Of hic arrest last sum-
mer Fairchild, who is resident Of
Haakon county, was an organizer for
the Nonpartisan league. He furnished
a bond for his appearance in the fed
eral court for trial, and for several
months continued to work as an or
ganizer for the Nonpartisan league.
Orville Anderson, Socialist nominee
for governor, who was convicted of
similar charges at the same term of
court at which Faircfild was com
victed, was released few days be-
fore Fairchild, also having furnished
a bond pending action on an appeal
which he took from the conviction.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-10-23
President OF the Nonpartisan league.
FROM EUROPE's BACK DOOR.

The cry of the oppressed of the Jewish
race has not rung in the ears of the world,
because it has been stifed.
The cry for help has been uttered in Po-
land, in Rumania, in Palestine, in Syria,
and in Russia, where there has been none
to hear but the oppressor.
Belgium's cry rang around the world,
because Belgium was the front door of
Europe Around at the back door of Eur
ope, atrocities just as terrible; oppression
just as horrible were being inflicted on the
Jews
Their cry comes to our ears today in
Fargo 1t is not much that they ask, a
dollar apiece from our citizens to keep
body and soul together The fund being
raised in America will save hundreds Of
thousands Of hves-Iives of a gallant,
courageous race that has kept its culture,
its language, its literature and its religion
through centuries of oppression, in which
it sought nothing but the right to live in
peace and freedom. Now it is on the eve
of having it's national entity restored in
Palestine.
Let the Christians of America try to
make some small amends for the crimes of
men and governments Of the Old World
that defle the name of Christianity by
claiming connection with it.