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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-05-30
@ittenber q.

@ir boben bier 81 piel &cgen unb
bic Snrmer iinb ie6r un5ufrieben,
oenn pielc Sarmer baben MIR iebr
luenig &orn 9cpflan5t. Ger Safer
pGd)it gut i,no ultd ser @ei5en uno
bas @ras.
Sri. 2poia Seicnlom bcfinbct lid
lett ctlihcn @oden ollf Scr 9ranfen-
lite. @ir ipiini6cn ibr rcht haloiac
9eiierung.
8ottlieb @inter Crbielt am Conn.
tag Die Tadridt aus Ilma, 500, bab
feline So6ter, Die Srau ocS Scrrlt
Mortin Seibbrinf, iebr franf lit.
SEER @intcr unb @attin reiiten ort
Montog bortbin. Mortin Seibbrinf
mar friiber Gin @cpobner unicrcr
Nobboridaft uno mobnt jctt in
Illna.
9atbrino Gbfer, melhc laneerc
Belt in ct. 2ouis mar, fam am Mitt-
mod nod Solic, Inn ibrcr Witter
bcbiilflid 5u iein.
True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on May
20, 1919, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
g(rtbllr @ellert, mclder ic6s Wtos
nate in Sranfreih mar, fam lcttc
ISOLDE bier an. Scine Srau (geb.
Haltter) nlod)tc ibr Seim bel ibrcn
Gltern Sacob Gullter unb Satin,
pGbreno ieiner Mbipeienbbeit.
8corg @rclrnfc, nelder in Netps
port Heps als Splbat itationirt nar,
fam lctte ISOLDE 5l1r 5reube ieincr
Gltern nud Sauie,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-05-30
Scrmann 81. 2.

grnit Wcpcr ltnb Ilbert 2obolibC
unb ocrcn Somilicn be9aben iih let.
ten Spnlltag nad Spcllspillc, no JIG
@GIte ocs Gan Sd)offner 1,nb @ottir
lparelt.
g. @lnllper Dcrlonbte lettc ISOLDE
ein &alb Scr Sbortbprn : Hoiie nod
0illlupn, &anias.
Mllenlonrr, Wcper unb Sable baben
auf grnit Wcpcr's Sarm ein groBes
Gllontlim 9aubol5 eeidet.
Suit. Wunoipillcr ociien &obn,
balls Dor &ur5cm burd Selter ser.
tort nurbe, miro balls niebcr nit
bent 9all zines ncltclt @oDnbaules
beginner.
8eorg Mflteller bot nit Dem 9all
elmer i1elten S6errnc begonnen.
Sobn Sollerticn lit non ct. 2puiS,
mo- CT ser Gonfcrcn5 beigelpobnt bat.
te, 5uriidgefcgrt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-05-30
g m 8.

Ism. Moefli unb Slllills Socffnc,
iparen letten Sumstae on Der 9ie
Berger auf 9eiu6 BEL ser Somilil
Gbriit. Sumburg.
&pblfing Bros, bon Sermant,,
boben lebte ISOLDE bas gfarrbaus De,
Eresbpterianer : @emeinoe reparir1
uno beri6onert.
Ibolpb 9oeid il. bat bon Sacof
Moedli cine Stllte nebit Soblen &C.
fault.
Geo. Hbooius, Stllocnt Scr Sod.
i6ltle in Sernann, ipar Samstae
ililo Spnmtag bier BEL Sen gltern, Or.
Tbobills ltnb Satin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-05-30
Gbre Der Nrbeit.

User bcn ipilft'gen Samnler I6piilgt.
User I'M Seloc mGbt Die Icbren,
@cr ms Warft Der Grbe bringt,
@cib ulb &inoer 81 %er1lGbren,
User i%tronran bcn Had]cn 5iebt.
@er bel @oll unb gSerg uno Slod}ic
Sinter'm @%cbeihtbl iid mtiibt,
Gab icin blpnoer Sunge madie:
Seocm GlrcI icocm Trcis!
Gbrc irber Sanb boil Sdniclcn!
Gbrc ieocnt 5ropfcn Shlpeib,
Ser in Siittcn fGllt unb 0tiiblen!
Gbrc jcber gtaiicn Stirn
Sinter'm Gflilg-oob alid beiicn,
Der nit Sd,Gbel unb nit Sirn
Wiibiam pfliigt, lei nift pcrgeiicn!
: s. Srcilieratb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-05-30
Srcitas, ben 80. Mai, 1919.
Mns StunD Sill iuerben id)ledte
Grnteansiidten beridtet.
Mnbcrc Menigfeiten ans Stunp Sill
nnb ltmgegenb.

Die Surpriie Eartp bic Iette $50.
DIE bel Ben. Soritnann itattfanb mnr
iebr 5ablrei6 beirdt lnb ollie Sbeil'
nebmer beridten eincn bergniigter
@benb perlebt 81 baben.
8. @. $. Seienlam unb Samilie
,,nb Haitor q. &llbn begaben iid per
auto lette @ode nad Charlotte, gum
bort obgebaltenen gibeIfelte.
Die Stonp Sill Telephone 60. bot
ei1en meitern 0rabt an ibrer 2inic
angebra6t.
Simmer nod 5ll biel &egen unb gu
nab gum Gornpflan3en.
g. 6. @rannenlalln pergr6bert iei1
@obnbails olird einen @nbal1.
Gbas. Hetbemeper, unier 9arrnei-
iter, bat olrf Der Sarm oes Sobn Il-
bersipertb nlebrere ne,,e 8ebGl,oe &C.
baltt.
M%oaoatlfleber Gbriit. Sraub brinet
bas Sanbiperfs5ellg in Sronung, mas
inns p~ernultben lGbt oab bulb grob-
artige acknowledgements in @ngriff
eenommen peroen.
Sralt @. @. MeGurbp, bon Ow.
ei1sbille fam lette @o6e bier bllrh
auf Ser Heiie at ibrcn nabe Nelp So
ben mobnenoen Gltern, Scnrp Stei-
ner un6 Satin.
Geo. Coulter trifft @orbereitlngell
fir ben @olt eirles nclten @obnbalt.
ies.
SRI. Clara S6reimoln, bon
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-05-30
@raf Yrintins &c., 9eransseber.
Scrmann, mo.

Entered as Second Class Matter Week.
ly at Post Office, Hermann, Mo-,
Under Act of Congress, March 8,
1879.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-05-30

bcfano iifl bier ailf @eiu6 bel
ibrer S6meiter, Srau $. g. &ariteot.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-05-30

2eiber lit See Mllcllcr imnlcr nod
allf Der &ranfenliIte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-05-30
Som llmauna nit Mcnidcn.

Sic nNonpclle &eplle S~raltaiic"
ceroiicntlid)tc Die 9rieie, Die Soro
GbeItcriiclo I'M oic Witte oes
XVIII. ,Sabrbuuloerts all ieinen
Spbn idricb; Die Srieic cntbaItcn
tlugc mo ticie Moralporidriitcu
rno aIlcrbanO cute 9tatihlGge; 10
beiBt es III eillem bon iblcn: p@ern
On Cir Ole 3uncigung Deer ole
Sreunoidait gcpiiier Scute, ieien es
Nun WtGnner obcr Srallell, erpcrbcn
tpiuIt, Jude ibreu gr0Btcn. Sor5ug-
relln lie cincn babell - mo ibre
gr0Bte Sdpude cine SdJpud)e
hot lcocr al ent0eden mo er.
neilc Damn Dem eiren @eredtigfcit
uno Der mlbcrcn nod etuas nlebr
als Gereflti9feit. Wan fam ali
peridieOcne @ebieten lid alls5ci6nen
crer %meniglicns iih alls5u6eidlnen
slauben, uno mem, mani iid) aud alli
zen Scbieten, allf melden man, mic
i:,an lelblt peiB, mirflib glGn5t, gern
ciierfamt iiebt, 10 fiiblt man iidI
bod bel peitem mebr geidmeid]elt
6urd) oaS Sob, Oas man auf einenh
9ebiete erlltet. aui meldem man
iif germ berportun m0d)te, nobel
ntall aber nod nitt Die lihere in.
rere llebcr5eugung fat, Dab man
% Dirfli6 etiuas lciltet gu
plrit Die &aupteitelfeit ieoes Merl.
id,en leiht entOefen, penll on aui
Den neutrality-suspicious. ieiner I'M
terbaltung ad)tclt, oelln leoer lprid)t
am licbIten bon Dem, norm er als
beionOers beihlagen gclten m0dte.
@as Ote Srauen ansebt, 10 Ia.
ben iie MIR einen @e9enitano - ibre
Gdonbeit -, Den tie INNER Wicber
seprieien ieben mo )ten; es gibt in
bieier Siniidt feline nod 10 grob'
fornige Sdmei6elei, Die lie nid)i
nit &eidtisfeit blnuntcrihlliden ilnO
peroauen foitrtcn. Die Natllr bat
feline Srau geid)aifen, Die 10 bGBlid)
lit onB iie ge9el baS Sob, Oas mon
itrem ausichen ipellbct, abioIllt IN.
cmpfinolid mare. 8enn ibr &C.
iidt 10 abibredenO bablid III, oaB
iogar iie iclbit es cmpiinocn mlB,
Idyuleidjelt iie iid, fir Oas baBlid)c
8elidt 0urd) ibre Sigur ooer ourd)
nnoere 9iei5c cntiddOi9t 5u icin. ST.
I'M Gegenteil ibre Sigur mibgeltaI.
tel, 10 glaubt iie bieien MangeI Ollrd)
Gin angcllebme3 @eiiht Dett5uma
den. SIT iie nit 5igur uno YcIidt
glei6 libel oran 10 tr6itet iie iid nit
Otm @eoanfen ,bat lie @ra5ic, Dor
nebnle MainererL fllr5 irgeno ct,
nas, oas nod ~rei5poaer lit ais for.
perlibe Sbonbeit bciiet, Oicic
@abrbeit miro baourdJ belpieiell, oab
ieIblt Die oucrbdBlid)iten 6rallen
gepiiie Gor5iige in itubierter, raifi
~llierter @eiic beraltspube1.
Cine unbeltrit,cll mo anerfanltc
Sbonbeit lit bon allen Sralien bic
icnige, weIde iiir Sdmeiheleien
ant w~enieiten empfangliG lit; JIG
weib, oab ibr bas Sob red)trnaBlg
5ufonlmt, uno nirlnlt eS ais etpaS
{" SelbitperitGnOlidleJ gin, baB lie
iib feinem bafiir uerpflidtet fitblt
elmer inIdhpu Srn1I mlIR mon neucu
Hires @eiites Sd]meideleicn iagen;
henn obmobl iie ielbit wabridei1lid)
feinen augenblid 5lueiieIt, oab iic
geiitpoa lit, mag iie ood ablen unS
uerNuterL oaB Die anOeren Melidcn
pon bieiem @eiit niht 10 9all5 iiber-
Seiiet iein fonntcn :" Dieie mei
ier Hatid)lGge, Die Der e~riabrenc
Zero ieinem Sobne gibt, fonten I'M
llngang nit Wielidcn nod bclltc
alS pougiiItiae Wiin5e bcwcrtct iper
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-05-30
&altblItig.

.Serr Erin5ipaI, Der @oit aif
H1lnner 95 beidnert iib, es gebe
bort uml"
Sol Sdreiben sic linn ai,f: Sir
elm @eipenIt 10 Marf"l"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-05-30
Gin cbler Spenbcr.

DSeben Sic, nelln id ~jenlonbcn ct
mas ipenbe, Damn frog id mid I'M.
mer: @as fam er braliden2"
SD MAIDS unbers! Sd frog
mid miner: @as fam i6 nid)t
braltden9"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-05-30
Simmer berielbc.

u. (5ltnl grddologcn, Scr iid nit
cincm 5icmlid ~bciabrten SrGilIein
berlobt bait: vsSic alt lit eigentlid
Ocine 9rallt2"
Ird1ologe: o9ta6 ben neltelten
Soridungcn 5meiunboreibig."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-05-30
F. j. koeIIer.
sdmieo II. &ageuma9el
Sermann, DO.

Sd lperoc beitrcbt fem nur Die
ociten grbeiten II. @aarcn 5l liefern
Sd babe lange G%rfabruns i'm Eferoe.
beiblagen iopobI nie i'm Sdmiebe.
unb @agenban6perf.
SarmDagen, 9ugsies, Nanur.
Spreaoers itnb Sarm.W aidinen on
Sanb ODER auf 9efteIlune ou siiniti.
gen 8eoingungen uno 5u annebmba.
rem Breiien eeliefert.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-05-30


ibrer Sbwclter, Srau $. g. &arlteot.
2eioer lit See MllclIcr intncr nod
altf Der &ranfenliIte.
Sier bort man piel &lagen iiber Die
&ei5cnallsli6ten Die ~feinespegs 70
pielperiprefenb iinb als man 5ll ge.
ginn bes Sriibjabres ertpartete. IS
lit eben AUDI fir Ole @ei5enfelber 5u
nab gclpcien unO IN ~ein5elnen SeIbern
.itirbt Der @ei5en am gobep ab. Ill6
mar fir bas &ornpflan5cn bie @it-
tcrlng 81 NAB urtb oas bercits &C..
pflan5tc Corn peritift inter Dem
ltnfrallt bas jebt nidt beneiltert
peroen fam, Dab Ser 9oben sl ipei6
lit Inn nit Dem Gultipator slt arbei.
ten.
True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on May
20, 1919, as required by the Act of
y October 6, 1917.
Sreo Sdmibt lit bonn ilbcriceiiden
&%riegsoienit 5uriidecfebrt unb iiebt
iebr gut aus. gr mar inter Sen Or
item Die nab europa gingen.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-02-17
Dauphin County Farmers
Won Seventeen Prizes

Dauphin county farmers won sew
enteen prizes with their exhibits at
the State Department of Agriculture
Farm Products Show in the Elmer
SON n-Brantingham building. George
H.. Anderson. of Penbrook, won four
separate prizes. one Of them being
the grand championship for the best
exhibit of u dozen brown eggs Other
prizes won by him were first and
third prizes for one dozen brown
eggs, and second prize for two heads
OF cabbage.
Other prizes won were as fol-
lows:
a. L. Stoner, PenbroolI, first prize
for a dozen white eggs; S. w. Bright
hill, Harrisburg, II. ID. 4, third and
fourth prize for one dozen white
eggs: II. c. CARRIER. Colonial Acres,
Progress, first prize for winter
squash: A. Il. Stoner, Penbrook, sec
ond prize, 10 specimens of beets;
T.. b. Mitchell. Harrisburg X. ID. 3,
first and second prizes for say beans;
]. A. Wnler, Graft, first prize, best
plate of King apples. second prize,
plate of summer rambo apples; sec
ond prize, best plate belleflower
apples; II. C. CARRIER, Progress, sec
ond prize for celery: William Paul,
Millersburg, II. ID. 2, first and sec
ond prizes for white onions.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-02-17
Herbst and Meek 80
Well Known Here

News of the deaths of ex-Senators
r. NJ. Herbst. of Berks. and p. Gray
Meek, of Centre. was received with
regreat the Capitol as both were
active figures in the Democratic
party in the days when it was a
power in the state and welded wide
influence.
Senator Herbst sat for Berks coun-
ty in the sessions from 1901 to 1915
having been taken i'll in the latter
session. He was one of the Demo-
cratic leaders and close friend of
the late Senator ]. X. =. Hall.
Senator Meek was one of the tall
timbers of the Democracy and his
allegiance never waVered. He came
To Harrisburg as n member of the
House in the late sixties nadserved
four terms, returning to BeHefonte
where he became a leader. Under
President Cleveland, who was one of
his close friends, he was made col
lector of the port of Philadelphia
and was then a member of the State
Senate in 1898 and 1895. For years
he was the secretary and mainstay
of the Democratic State Committee,
holding that office until the .reorgan-
ization faction got control. After
that he would have none of the new
leaders and retiring to Bellefonte.
edited his paper with his old time
skill and vigor.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-02-17
Courthouse Notes

Constable Appointed - Thomas
Warlow was appointed constable for
the East ward, Williamstown, by the
court to succeed John Evans, re-
signed.
Inspector Named - The court
named G. l.. Fisher minority in
pector of elections for the Fifth pre-
cinct, Swatara township, to succeed
the late John Deimler.
Guardian Appointed - George II.
Jeffers, an uncle of Mary Elizabeth
Curtis. minor daughter of the late
Rov. T.. r. Curtis, who was pastor
of Westminster Presbyterian Church
until his death, was appointed
guardian for the girl.
Deputy Rccovcrs-Deputy Re-
corder c. NJ. Mumma has recovered
from a severe cold which confined
him to his home in Steelton for
some time. He resumed his duties
to-day.
Name Guardian--The Union Trust
campany was named as guardian of
the six minor children of the late
Edwin G. Osman. this city.
Will Contest Divorcr-Counself for
Pearl Edelblute. who will contest the
divorce action started by her hus-
band, David L. Edelblute. secured
a rule against him to show why he
should not pay her counsel fees. In
the petition she denies charges made
by her husband.
Naturalization COurt-A special
session OF naturalization court will
be held tomorrow morning when
soldiers and sailors who have ap-
piled for citizenship rights will he
heard.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-02-17
Electric Companies
Are Complained Of

Complaint that the Bucks County
Electric Company. cut off the service
from the store of Alexander j. Strai-
THE in Newtown because he secured
current from small plant in build
ing was filed with the Public Service
Commission today. Thpe Grieb Shoe
Company. of Annville. complained
that the Annville and Palmyra Elec-
trio Light Company. made unfair
regulations regarding service in its
plant. Commissioners Samuel NJ
Clement. fr.. and $, r. Shelby as
sumed duties today and sat during
the argument.
The briefs in the complains against
the Harrisburg Railways Company,
will be filed this week.
Delegations from Crawford. We
hango. Armstrong and Washington
counties We're before Highway Com
missioner Sadler today Regarding
state road projects and discussed the
primary roads for those districts
Tomorrow delegations from Luzerne
Delaware, Montgomery, Indiana. Bea-
Yer and Chester counties will be
here.
The Department of Agriculture. was
closed at noon today as a mark OF
respect to DIR. ~ b. Critchtleld, sec
reary of agriculture for dozer
years, who was buried today,
Adjutant General Beary is in Phil
adelphia today in conference with
the adjutant generals of New York
Missouri and other states relative tc
National Guard and other legislation
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-02-17
Many Hear Noted Speaker
Address Peoples Forum

Standing room was at a premium
at the Peoples Forum yesterday
afternoon at which Henry Lincoln
johnson, formerly recorder of deeds
under the Taft administration at
Washington, spoke. Mr.. Johnson's
wide experience as a lawyer and as
a leader of his race in politics gave
him a fund of Information that he
impaired to his audience. lie spoke
in eloquent terms of the part the
colored people played in the war
and told of them forty-five per cent.
of the population of George seveny-
five per cent. of them were con-
scripted. He also said that up in
Pennsylvania it takes anywhere
from 10000 to 10000 voters to elect
a congressman, but in Georgia u
Congressman is often elected by
500 to 600 voters, which is due to
acknowledgements.
DIR. Champion, the president of the
Forum, is highly pleased at the
large audiences that are brought out
by the high class of speakers, the
average attendance for the past
month being 92S.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-02-17

Final arrangements are being
made to-day for the comforting to-
morrow in the hall of the House of
Representatives the degree of officer
of the French Legion of Honor on
Bishop James Henry Darlington, of
the Harrisburg Diocese, Protestant
Episcopal church. Speeches will be
made by Edouard de Billy, French
deputy high commissioner in the
United States, Governor Sproul, Lieu
tenant-Governor Beidleman and
Speaker Spangler.
This city mas been selected for the
presentation by reason of the fact
that Dauphin county was named for
the son of France, and the event
comes on the anniversary of the
visit of Lafayette to the city. The
degree of officer was recently con-
ferred upon several other Americans.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-02-17
NEWS NOTES FROM
NATIONS CAPITAL
By Aisoeiatsd Press

Washinston.-Nice Admiral Henry
I. Wilson, who has been Ill with
pneumonia at Brest. is convalescent
The Navy Department Vas notified
to-day that he would return to the
United States OH the battleship New
Mexico, to sail soon.
WaShington.--Conc in the
New York building trades strike,
Henry j. Skeffinston, of Boston, and
Walter ID. DaVidge, of Washington,
conferred to-day with Secretary VIII
son at the Department of Labor.
3 Washington.-Dr. j.. Ia. Lumsden,
assistant surgeon general of the
Public Health Service, appeared to-
day before the House Agriculture
Committee TO urge passage of the
bill providing for the cooperation of
the Federal Government with the
states in promoting improved health
conditions in rural districts.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-02-17
More Than 700 to Attend
Reception to Legislature

More than zoo acceptances nave
been received for the Chamber on 81.
Commerce reception to Governor
sproul and his cabinet and the state
legislators in the Penn Harris note'
tomorrow night. Charles I,ittss H. t0sefr; in
oi,arge Of the reception. has prom
ised some novel entertainment tea- "a
} lures. and the affair promises 10 oe
successful in every way -.
The event is scheduled TO start
-onantIv at $50. Lieutenant Gov
ernor BeidIeman, as u resident of
Harrisburg, will welcome - G0veTnor tSs ,aoE
Sproul and his cabinet ana ,he ies &
islators. Mr.. Sproul will make the
answering address. Following that
an informal get-together viii take
place. when every one Will be made
acquainted with guests ana hosts. snS.
luncheon, and then the elaborate en-
tertainment will be staged,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-02-17
THREE CONFESS ROBBERY

Reading, Pa, Feb. H. Through
confessions by three men now in jail
made public today the authorities
here have cleared up two crimes
committed in the past six days by
members of a northern Berks gang
of highwaymeu. They were the
hold-up and robbery last Tuesday
night on the Reading-Allentown road
of Il. II. Morningstar and A. Q. Veit,
Philadelphia motorists. Vert Brown.
Raymond Epting, Herbert Schaeffer,
Percy Snyder and Paul Keller have
been placed under arrest. The au-
thorities have statements from three
of the men:
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-02-17
To Appeal to State For
Building Of Better Roads

The county commissioners and Of
ficials from Lower Paxton township
will probably appeal to the State
Highway Department soon to begin
work on the stretch of roadway
from PaXtonia to linglestown, about
two miles in length. The commits
sioners consented to aid in the pay
ment of the cost of this work as
the first big improvement in the
county if the state will start the
project now.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-02-17
SENATOR PROPOSES CURB
ON PREAD OF BOLSHEVISM
BY .4tsociatcI PrcSS

Washington, Feb. 17.-Another
measure designed to check radical
agitation was introduced to- day by
Senator Jones, of Washington. 1t
would punish persons who urge re-
sistance to law or changes in the
form of government with five years
imprisonment at hard labor, or fine
of $1,000. Aliens convicted under the
law would he deported after serving
their sentences
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-02-17
Miller Is Certain
of Confirmation Now

Accordin to what has been
learned about the legislation halls
today the confirmation of Nathan r,
Butler as commissioner of fisheries
is pretty we'll assured. The nomina-
tion will be reported out by the
Senate Committee in charge this eve
ming or tomorrow and it is not ex-
pected that there will be much oppo-
sition to him.
Governor Sproul is due here this
evening from Philadelphia. but no
announcement of any further ap-
pointments has been made.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-02-17

Lieutenant Joseph II. Martin, OF
the Three Hundred and Sixty
eighth Regiment. which arrived in
this country Saturday aboard the
transport Harrisburg, is spending a
few days with friends in this city.
Lieutenant Martin, who married d
daughter of Joseph Popel. of the
post office force, shortly before leav-
ing for France. is well-known in
Harrisburg. lie made an excellent
record in France, his regiment hav-
ing seen much active service.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-02-17
$4,000 Silk Workers
Return to Their Looms

Paterson, \. j., Feb, 17.-Fourteen
thousand of the silk workers who
went on strike here early this month
in an attempt to enforce at forty
seven hour week returned to their
looms today. Ten thousand dyers
called their strike off last week and
only about 5000 workers are now
idle. These it was expected would
report at the mills tomorrow.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-02-17
no CONFER ON sALARY

Miss Lucy Glass, president of the
State Teachers League; Miss Eliza
beth Baker, of the legislative COM
mittee of the Pennsylvania State
Teachers Association. and repre-
sentative of the teachers in Phila-
delpbia will confer tomorrow even
ing with Prof. w. Il. Zimmerman on
the proposed teachers salary in
crease which is to be provided for by
legislative enactment.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-02-17
CARDS AND DANCING

The Holy Name Society of st.
Mary's Catholic Church will hold
their annual card party and prone
nande in Winterdale Hall Wednes-
day evening, February 26. There
will be cards and dancing with a
splendid orchestra. \ number OF
prizes will be given. The affair is
for the benefit of the church.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-02-17
THREE VESSELS BRING TROOPS
BY 1ssocialed Press

New York, Feb. 17.-The steam
ship Rotterdam arrived here from
Brest to-day with 2,736 troops, in
cluding thirteen French enlisted
men. The steamship Dante Alle-
ghieri arrived with 1.5sS troops. The
Sixaola brought forty-seven casual
officers and men, nineteen of whom
We're sick or wounded.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-02-17
SEA CASTS uE MOMAN

New York, Feb. IA prayer book
elasped in one hand, the body of a
woman apparently tifty-five years old
was washed ashore at Bell Harbor,
Rockaway, yesterday. 1t was found
by Patrolman Hunt. of the Rockaway
Beach station. The body evidently
had been in the water for two or
three days.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-02-17
GUILD TENDERS THANKS

The Trinity Guild of st, Stephens
church to-day rendered its thanks to
Dives. Pomeroy and Stewart. Bowman
and company, james George, of the
Victoria theater, Schell Rutherford.
the Berryhill Nursery, the Donaldson
Paper Company and others who CO.
oerated in making the benefit dance
in the Parish House last Friday so
Successful. The firms were thanked
in communications isued by Mrs. Far
ley Gannett. president and Mrs. Karl
kaltwaser, secretary of the guild.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-02-17
DISCUSS GOOn RoAns

Delegates from seventeen counties
of northeastern Pennsylvania met
in the Chamber of Commerce Off
ces at o'clock this afternoon, to
discuss good roads measures. The
meeting was arranged by the uAzle-
ton Chzmhar of commarnA