davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-30

nou touhu, ably uZrel pozdra
vi! tvilrce osvobozeni ceskeho
'naroda presidenta Masaryka.
Pred H., hodinou prjelo z Pa
dovy 400 muzu ceskoslovenske
no vojska, kteri po hrdinnych
cinech na zapadni front6 do
provazeli presidenta ma ceste
do vlasti. Vojini. z jichz kaz-
deho pohybu byla patrna uka
2nenost a vedomi povinnosti X
narodu, uvitan: ma perone vo-
.jenskou hudbou. Mezi tim u
Draveno vse pred nadrazim.
Deputace Sokolstva s prapory
zaujaly pulkruhu misto pred
vchodem, v jizdni draze posta
v;lo sc radou 40 velmi vkusne
kvetinami ovencenych automo-
blu, jez byly urceny pro pre-
sidenta, cleny vlady a zastup-
&C cizich statu.
Ia ned,ouho potion objevjl
Sc president Masaryk, prova-
zen predsedou Narodniho shro
mazd6ni TomaSkem, cleny via
dy a ostatninG vynikaj ajicimi o.
sobnostni pred nadrazni budo
YOU. Sokolstco sklonilo prapo-
Ky a tisicove zastupy obecen-
ga propukly V neutuchajici
'yc,ani "Slava". ia -tohoto mad
SEM nasedl president, dekuie
"a nadSenl projevy, do 2lav-
nostne ovenGeneho automobi-
"a a "a hlaholu zvonG vSech pa
tronatnich chramil Zahajen
triumfalni vjezd jeho do Pra-
hy. Prdvod, sestavajici Sc re
40 automobile, zahajil nacel-
mix c. O. S. DIR. Vanicek a ceta
jizdnich Sokolu Sc A trubaci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-30
Dill PRVNf.

Ay ~ HAs*A nv = ~ nv oSsNS
Wives navratil z prochazky-.v v
esiku a chtel >prolistovat spor
town. casopisy, vstoupil k ne
mu hrab6 Aymar d'Aygues-
Wives a aniz by jej pozdravil,
pronesl hned vycitku:
"Jak, bratre, ty jest6 ncjsi
pripraven?"
Hrabe byl oden eleganci
skoro slavnostni, ktere Sc mar
kyz ponekud pysne posmival.
TX certu, jak mdze byti du-
stojnictvi druhou povahou clo-
veka, kdyz ami v civilu nemuze
zapriti namorniho dustojni ka,
ktery -"
Za1azil Sc pred rozcilenymi
zraky sveho bratra snazil Sc
usmivati Sc laskave.
'Eh, ty mne nenechas domlu
viii, chtel jsem rici - namorni
no ddstojnika, jenz naSemu
imenu propujcil novy lesk -
vreba re neprispel k rozmnoze-
nj naseho jm6ni," prispisil 81
dodati s jistou zlomyslnoti.
Pri techto slovech zaleskly
Sc oci hrabete Aygues-Vives u
iazenou pychou a planouci ma
| deli. Zahledev Sc horecne do
dalky, odpovedel:
"Posmivej Sc jen, bratre
Lide, kteri mali velke, snahy,
klidi vzdycky posmesky."
"Ti, kteri Sc honi "a blouzni
vymi sny, misto aby sli svou &C
stou a vzdavaji Sc sve kariery,
ably Sc vrhali do fantastickych
podnikG -"
"Jak casio lide vysmivaji sc
chimeram az do te chvile, kdy
byly uskutecneny =
"Pfeji 81 toho k Will tobe,
mui dra N.Y." pravil markyz.
"A bud ujisten, re preji- 81
toho prave tax k will tobe, ze
chci detem vratiti to, CO jsi mi
velkomyslne pdjcil tehdy, kdy
mezi nami byla jest6 uplna du
vera H}.
Markyz ucinil rukou .odmi
tavy pohyb, jakoby rozhan6l
konr cigasety. Rozlozen poho
! dlnem kozenem kresle odpove-
del pax:
"Dovedl jsi tehdy TAX pre-
svedcive mluviti! Vidlm te po-
sud, jak jsi priSel do teto pra
covny a mne sdelil. ze isl konc
cne odhalil slavne tajemstvi ma
seho praujce a Wis - zcela j.
ste, kde nalezneS poklad, KITE
ry tva Ziva fantasie ocenOvala
nejmene ma dve ste padesat
milionI."
"Nikoliv ma fantastic! Je to
historickou pravdou a ty Wis to
prave tax dobre, jako ia. Je
treba precisti 81 pouze zpravy
O valce Peruancu "a neodvis-
lost, aby vyvraceny byly veske
ry pochybnosti, ze jednoho dne
jista spanelska lod', vezouci
poklad sve zeme, pronasledo-
vana tremi peruanskymi fregat
tami, pokouSela Sc uniknouti v
temnu nocnim re kapitan je-
il V presvedceni, ze pronasledo
vatelum neunikne, uznal "a neJ
lepsi, pristati u neobydleneho
ostrova, nebo spise pisecne W.
spy a tam zakopati pred W.
chodem slunce skrine, naplne-
| ne zlatem a drahymi kameny.
Druheho dnd byl take peruan-
skym lod'stvem skutecne obkli
cen. Branil Sc tim udatneji, jez
to mu bojovalu po boku mas pre-
dek, vypuzeny "a revoluce 2
Francie. Lee proti pfesile byla
marna obrana a proto nezbylo,
nez Sc vzdati. Alespon zachr&-
nil tax pred nepfitelem svefe-
my mu valecny poklad."
Markyz Sc usmal.
s. "Mdj mily, necetl jsem We
SVEN zivote zadnou knihu diva
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-30
Pfeloxil j. KS.

PcA~AAAO NNAAASI 4AlC ACJHIcuc
dvacetkrate posluchacem teto !
historky. Je zbyteeno poucova
ii mne jeste dale o nj. znam il |
do vsech podrobnosti a pamatu
il Sc posud ma ranu, kterou jsi
nasemu jmenl zasadil, kdyz isl
sc vidal sluzby a vystrojiv lod',
pustil Sc tlupou nicemd ma
nejisto, jako kdysi Jason ma do
byti zlateho rouna a vydal Sc
v Sane posmeskIm -"
"Vydal jsem Sc smrti V Sane"
vpadl mu do reci hrab6 Aymar
d'Aygues-Vives. "A podafilo Sc
mi. odkazanemu skoro sam ma
sebe, potlaciti povstani techto
nicem1, kteri Sc proti mne po
boufili, prekonati straslivou
bouri, ktera Sc strhla okamzi
ku, kdy jsem skorem byl jiz IL
sveho cile, ponevadz BGh byl
pri mne. Tento obrovsky po-
klad existuje," koncil pohnu-
tym hlasem, "a ia jej vyzdvih
nu, zcela urcite."
"Poklad, ma ktery, jak Sc mi
zda, nemas zadneho prava" u
chopil Sc opet slova markyz,
poGnecovan duchem neustaleho
odporu, ktery byl charakteristi
ckym tahem jeh povahy. "Po-
klad, ktery, existuje-li vubec,
nalezel by Spanelsku."
''Se zbozim, nalezenym V
moii, naklada sc die jistych
zakon1, to ii neni neznamo.
Co Sc tyce toho pokladu, nema
Spanelsko o jeho existenci nej-
mensi pochybnosti, jake by. ne
bot poslalo tam asi dvacet W.
prav k jeho nalezeni - ale
marne. Peruanci Sc take pokou
sell jej nalezti = Sc stejnym
vsak vysledkem. A kdyz toho
tyto diva staty zanechaly, Wy
pravilo Sc asi deset dobrodru-
hi vyhledati jej. Ale hledati v
Tichem oceanu ostrov z pisku
skalisek a dtesi koralovych, to
zne mena, abych sc TAX lidova
,yjadi'il, hledati iehlu We fure
sena."
:ViS vsak urcite, kde ostrov
lezi?"
"kdyz ii pravim, re jsem
jiz videl male ostrovy a ze mi
jen boure zabranila V piistani,'
zvolal hrabe nejvetsim rol
cileni. Ne drive nez uplyne
rok, uvidim ie znova a pont-
vadz nikomu nepatri zmocnim
Sc jich pravem Francouze."
81 dive ste padesati Milo
ny?'
"Dle zakona ma ten, kdo ma
Iezne zbozi ma brehu, pravo
ma polovicku jeho ceny. Nalez-
null poklad, jak jist6 doufam,
odevzdam jej jako pocestny
muz Spanelsku, ktere mi z ne
no polovici vyplati. V ten den
nabude nase jmeno drivejsiho
lesku. Nemas nikdy bojovati
proti "smesnym" starostem
tvoje ditky, ktere miluji jako
svoje vlastni ="
"a jez t6 mali mnohem ra
deji nezli mne," pferusil jej
markyz.
"Jaky to nesmysl, vyeitati de
tenn, ze jsou oddani svemu mia
demu~ stryci, malice dlvod po-
vazovati jej "a sveho starsiho
bratra, jenz 81 8 mimi hraval a
je v jejich malych zalostech
nejlepe tesil," pravil hrabe, kr
&c rameny. "Nebyl jsem k to-
mu donucen. abych Jim nahra
dill jejich zahy zesnulou mat
ku, pon6vadz jsi toho n&hledu,
ze deti must byti drzany v dcty
pine vzdalenosti.
Name .znova zacinati tuto
hadku?' zvolal ironickou v&z
nosti markyz.
Ty mas zphsob h&zeti Glove
ku ma hlavu nemile, ba trapne
v4ci', odvetil hrabe, stahuje
lohoo nhExoi tsl,&ovA Aon,,tf -
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-30
STRANK TRKT1.
co GlOv9k ami pnvOdn1 nemv

'"rve krasne neveste by asi
nelichotilo," poznamenal mar
kyz pojednou We vesele nalad9,
"kdyby ved6la, ze dnes, misto
abys myslil pouze ma nj, "a
mestnavas sc v duchu tim, jak
bys nasel mofi milioay, ktere
u nj, &C ne snad v takovem po
etu, jak Sc vsak die pfepycho-
veho palace, kolem ktereho
jsem sci, da souditi, zcela jiste
naleznes." "
Hrabe podal svemu bratru
ruku. "Promih, Feliciene! Ty
Wis, re jsem nakvaseny, ale mi
luji te vrele a chtel bych dnes
pominouti vse, co by mas moh-
10 vesti k hadce. Cht6l bych VI
deti jen st6sti kolem sebe a ne
mohu Sc dockati, abych te
predstavil Betsy. Proto zmocni
la sc mne netrp6livost, kdyz
jsem te pri SVEN pfichodu
spatfil neustrojeneho. TEST Sc
velice ze te prime, prave jake
dcera jeji Mercedes. Vis-li pax,
re Sc skutecn6 mrzi, ze te zna
pouze die foto'rafie. Nechtela
tomu ami vefiti, re to byla pou
re rahoda, ktera tt zabranila
prijiti, kdyz jsem vas chtel jiz
svesti. A nyni te prosim, bratre
neztracey ami minuty."
~ certa, jsem velice pohnut
mladiku, krasnymi vecmi, kite,
res mi tu prave vypravoval, a
lie lituji prave tax nevyslovne,
re te nemohu provazeti."
Hrabe Aymar zvolal:
'Ty mne nebudes dnes pro-
vazeti? PAX to neni pouZe tai
ne nepratelstvi, ktere jsem u
tebe vycitil Cd te DOLBY, co muj
snatek je hotovou veci. Neby
|ti pli svatb6 vedle mne a ne
stati mi po boku, jako mole o.
pora?"
Markyz vyskocil Sc sveho
sedadla, prevysuje sveho bra
ttra temer 0 hlavu. Nikdy nebyl
rozdil mezi obema detmi teze
matky tax napadny. jako te
to chvili. Markyz velky, rudy,
| s krivym nosem spicatou bra
dou, sedive modryma, pronika
vyma ocima, vzprimeneho tela
| a dlouhych pazi; hrabe pone-
kud mensi, vSak elegantniho
vzrustu, kulatfm oblicejem,
vroubenyms namornickym vou-
sem, vyholenymi sirokymi u
sty, ocima barvy more, jez
hledely dobrotive, avsak V Okla
mziku vzdoru vyjadrovaly roz
hodnost. StarSi bratr mirnil pri
krost situace 1sm6vem, ktery
vsak mladsiho dotykal Sc meme
ne neprijemn6.
"Prosim te, neber vecir tax
tragicky. Ozenis Sc americ-
kou vdovou, ktera jest velmi
krasna velice bohata. Vida-
me sice, ze americke .milionaf-
ky, ktere sem prichazeji, ably
81 ziskaly slechtickeho stavu,
byvaji prijimany cd represen-
tantu sve zeme v Parizi veli-
kymi poctami. Tvoje nevesta,
Mrs. Betsy Gimenez Y Cutie
ra, neobjevila Sc vsak nikdy
officielnim salonu americke ko
Ionic. Nikdy! Nepochybuji, ze
tvoje snoubenka je nejneznejsi,
|nejkrasnejsi a nejsvIdnejSi stvo
reni ma zemi a MONA, ze male
Ii k rodine hodne respektu. A
lie az posud obmezuji Sc vsecky
|informace, jichz jsem Sc caste
enc tvym prostrednictvim, ca
stecn6 ma vlastni pest dopatral,
ma to, re jsi il jednoho dne po
tkal v Monte Carlu, neni-liz to
pravda?"
Kde v uplnem dstranni lila
zcela jen pro vychovu sve dee
ry"
"Ne tax zcela, kdyz mela
jeste casu, aby ziskala I've srd-
ce. A tato pani zaujala tvIj Ii
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-08-21
EAST Chicago
ACTIVE ON
$4,000 drive

Headed rs kalman Rerpa chairman
of the finance committee "a East ems
eagos great welcome home da,. IS
committee IS active "a its DRIVE for SSH
ooo and has issued the following appeal.
-rhe people of this community have
decided TO honor their returned soldiers
and sailors BY a welcome Home Day on
Monday. September Labor pay
The program. Is outlined al present
calls for a parade through the city and
for 2 barbecue at Indiana Harbor Lake
Front Park
"We expect u honor sixteen hundred
soldiers ana sailors 81 tins city. and p
haye crowd sc from tan ~ twenty
thousand people al the barbecue Nat9r-
ally this viii take money
We expect. that the citizens of East
Chicago and Indiana Harbor who have
50 loyalty supported the government 10
eNcrs drive VIII cheerfuny support this
drive thereby showing eur returned
heroes our appreciation and gratitude
1or their noble work.
Therefore We ask YOU for a conlrbG-
tion III the WELCOME HOME DAY
FUND"
The committee Organization IS as foi.
lows J. Ka'mau Reppa. chairman a. N
Kelly. treasurer. James Clemenfe elair-
man welcome home drive captains Geo
Oswego Harvey Rhed Mable Dixon. II
Fl SHERMAN w g Dickinson. Wm. ~
Fuzzy Leo Bonaventura. NJ Hansk 1ohn
Pete D NF Dupas chris Dolla., John
Cosma. i. W sarie. Harry Rudolph
John Yonho N Aranoh ana Alr cars
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-08-21
CITY ATTORNEY
BUSY WITH PAPERS
TO co IN COURT

With CITY Attorney ". ". McMa
hon dra wing up the necessary paper
which VIII request the courts 10 Or
Ger the II vs.. & F.. C street RAILWAY
company - resume service and asl
Tor the appointment Of a receiver t.
operate tie lines during the litigation
no other move is being made BY either
side in the controversy.
The committee which was appointed
10 confer with the company and that
failed 10 report any success IS stiil
open 10 approaches from the company.
The members declare they have made
their last advances toward the Green
line and further conferences which
may oe held viii only come on the
Initiative 81 the company.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-08-21
uSS

Mrs. William T. Black j. one Of
the star women members Of the Sc
curitv leagues New York city Fly
ing squadron of open-air street cor
ner orators who are now concentrate
ing on shattering the arguments Of
radical dIsturbers. In her speeches
Mrs. Black bases her attack on the
lnternationalists menace of the
home.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-08-21

s5a 2l.25; medium weight. $500 n 21.45.
light weight. sI9.1oa2145: light lights.
$3.50 q 21.00; heavy packing sows.
smooth. $500 q 1875: packing sows.
rough. s1700017.75: pigs. s1TO019.0-.
CATTLE-Beef steers hofre and
prime. slG.s5 als.75. medium and good.
$i2.75 g 1885,; good and choice, S1425 q
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-08-21

aze The owners are unable 20 ac-
o-rf for the origin Of TIE cophagra-
ION FIR the.r loss viii be quite heavy
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-08-21

Times news service IS the best
- Eaoney can buy and honest
effort can furnish.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-08-21

IS expressed that the owners will re-
fuse their demands and a settlement is
expected before the week end. The driv.
ers ask Sl2 week and u per cent com
mission on bundle deliveries. which IS
one dollar more week and one percent
more IL commission than they have been
getting.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-08-21

c. w. HUBBARD
AUTO SERVICE III Claude St, Hammond.
a u
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-28
lPARIS PLAN WILL
MAKE WORLDSAFE
Theodore Marburg, Former
Minister TO Belgium, Pre-
diets Good Results

Carlisle. Pa. March 2S.-Speaking
before the Carlisle Chamber OF Com
merce to-day Theodore Marburg. for
mer minister to Belgium, writer and
authority OF note on economics and
international relations. predicted that
from the Paris conference would
come a plan to make the world safe.
The luncheon was attended Dy about
$50 business men from all parts of
the Cumberland Valley.
Mr.. Marburg said in part: "The
fighting still going on in Europe calls
for action, but need not cause anX-
iety. 1t is n case of the wood-mold
burning after the forest fire has Teen
conquered. The great fact il that we
have got Germany down and intend
to keep her down in the military
sense. We have got her feet and do
not intend to let her build another.
We have got many of her guns and
shall not let her replace them.
THE next great fact Is that We
have overthrown autocracy every
where. Self government makes for
good will. The triumph of self gov
ernment will alone tend to suppress
the spirit of aggression"
MT. MarDuTS tnen proceeueu 10 M
alyze in detail the Paris Constitution,
emphasizing as its big features, the
obligations to refer disputes to in
quiry before nations are allowed to
fight, the development of interna-
tional law by the proposed body of
delegates, the establishment Of a
true Court of Justice to interpret
such law, and the opportunity for
improved labor conditions through
international action.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-28
Annville kindergarten
Pupils Attend Party

Annville, Pa. March 2S.-Mr. and
Mrs. j. G. Kelchner and Mrs. Ray
mond Kreider entertained the pu-
pills of the Annville Kindeisarten
taught by Miss Mary Gensemer at
a birthday party in honor of the
nth birthday of Master Stanley
Kelchner and Fred Kreider in the
kindergarten rooms of the Union
Hose Company hall on Thursday.
Games and refreshments were en-
Joyed by the following guests: Mary
Gossard. Georgeanno Matterness,
Mary Grace Mills, Elizabeth Davis,
Almeda Neidig, Nader Hauer, Henry
Grimm. Horace Whitman, Wilbur
Shroyer, Alfred Mills, Jr., Fred
kreider, Stanley Kelchner, Misses
Josephine Kelchner, Arabene
Kelchner, Miss Mary Gensemer. Mr..
and Mrs. J. G. Kelchner and Mrs.
A. Raymond Kreider.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-28
CONFER ON IMPROVEMENTS

COlumbia. Pa, March 2S.-RaiI-
road officials and borough council
men held a conference here We'd
nesday night for the purpose of
getting together on proposed i'm
provements in the railroad tracks.
The railroad company desires per-
mission to lay an additional track
on the low grade line so as to fa-
cilitate the movement of trains
westbound, through the borough
limits. The question will be con-
sidered at meeting of the council
next Tuesda yevening.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-28

notified by Commissioned Butler that
the war is over and that they should
remove signs prohibiting fishing and
replace them with others allowing
fishing in the former limits. The
order will affect a number of COM
| panies.
Commissioner Butler also issued
notice that rulings of Federal food
administrators regarding fish are no
longer in effect and that the regu-
lations on bass will be enforced.
| Officers. however, are instructed to
notify people before making arrests
| for violations.
In another ruling the Commits
sioner holds that hereafter the de-
partment will consider "a burr of
three points as one hook, thereby
| permitting the use Of the plug bait
of three burrs of three points each
This ruling, Mr.. Butler says, was be-
cause of investigation of complaints
| from fishermen who contended that
the ruling made it impossible to use
plug bait.
After AlcohOl-Drafts of a bill to
prohibit the use of wood alcohol
| in face and other lotions to be ap-
| piled to the skin have been prepared
| by Representative James A. Walker
and will be introduced on Monday
| in the House. A similar bill was
much discussed last session.
Governor Away.-Governor Sproul
will be in Philadelphia and Chester
for the weekend.
New Bill Ready.-Attorney Cen
49, TO-. ,.,N
yesterday that he has completed the
drafting of an antisedition bill which
will be used in the event any at
tempts are made by extremists to
cause trouble in the State. The
measure was drawn at the sugges-
ton of Governor William e. Sproul,
who, during his inaugural address.
declared that Bolshevists and radi-
Gals of all kinds would soon find
| Pennsylvania an unhealthy place in
which to reside. Mr.. Schaffer said
that his bill provides that any per-
son or persons who attempt to over
throw the State or national govern
ment; who conspire against officials,
or who plan and execute bomb out
| RACES would be prosecuted under the
proposed act Publishers Of seditious
newspapers are included. Persons
found guilty of breaking the law
could be sentenced to a term Of im-
prisonment ranging from to 20
years.
Hearings Ended. - The March
hearings by the Public Service Com
mission were finished yesterday,
Chairman Ainey returning from
| Pittsburgh where he presided. There
are a number of hearings listed for
next week.
| At Washington.-Adjut Cen
eral Beary returned last night from
Washington where he consulted with
War Department officials about the
return of the Keystone men. He
said he found them disposed to CO.
operate in the matter of the recep-
ton.
Rates Approvcd.-The new rates
of the Springfield Consolidated Wa
ter Company, which have been in
litigation have been approved by
the Public Service Commission. They
are to become effective on April d. .
Against the Bill City officials,
real estate brokers and business in
terests generally who are interested
in the progress and prosperity of
the city will unite in a demand for
defeat of the Dawson bills, which
would take from Philadelphia more
than 100000 in personal property
taxes and reduce the borrowing ca
pacity more than $70,000,0O0.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-28
NELSON ESTATE
DIVIDED BY WILL
Wfdow and Six Children Are
Given Quarter Million in
Property and Securities

~Slmbersburg, Pa, March as
BY the will of Thomas NJ. Nelson,
one of Chambersburg' most promi-
Hent citizens and businessmen, who
9ied at his home here several days
aso, the Chambersburg Trust Com
sany, of which he was president
from the time of its organization
until his death, is named as the sole
executor. His estate is estimated at
almost a quarter million dollars. The
main provision of his will bequeathes
10 his widow the one-third of his
estate and the remainder to his six
children in equal shares. A further
direction is that his securities be not
converted but turned over to his
heirs in kind, with the stipulation
that his widows share is to be COM
posed of his holdings of Chambers
burg Trust Company stock and
other designated securities.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-28
Three Times a Week
For Three Weeks

After the long winter months, too
much rich food and too little exer-
else. practically everyone feels the
necessity for a good Spring Tonic
and Blood Purifier. The very best
spring medicine you can take Is the
king of tonic laxafiYeS-
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-28
Congressman A. S. Kreider
Sails For Europe Saturday

Annvillc, Pa, March 28.-Con-
gresham Aaron s. Kreider was at
Harrisburg on Tuesday where he
began his duties as a member of the
State Teachers Retirement Board
The Congressman and Mrs. Kreid-
er will sail for Europe on Saturday.
They will visit their son, Lieutenant
Clement Kreider. who Is with the
American forces in Germany. They
expect to be absent for about ten
weeks
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-28
ERECTING HONOR roll,

Columbia, Pa. March 2S.-Colum-
bias honor roll for her soldiers and
sailors is being erected in the pub
lie park, along the Lincoln high
way, and 1t is expected to be dedi-
Gated on Sunday afternoon with
simple ceremonies. he tablet has
capacity for one thousand names
and will contain GIL names, the
number of Columbia's men in the
service. H. NJ. North, Jr., headed n
committee which purchased and
paid for the tablet.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-28
LANCASTER COUNTY DEATHS
OLD TOWN MAP FOUND

WayncsbOrO, Pa, March 2S.- An
old resident has fished up an ancient
map of Waynesboro, made in 1858.
when the town had no place on the
world map and nothing to Justify its
existence except the Legendary re-
mary of General Anthony Wayne.
during a trip through here. "Wha {
a fine place to build a town." The
ephone exchange.
This map was prepared and sold by
subscriptions to about eighty of the
prominent residents whose names are
printed on the left side of the map.
Not one of the original subscribers
is now living.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-28
FISHING WILL
BE EXTENDED
Series of Rulings Favorable to
the Sport Announced By
Commissioner Butler

Water and pow
er C o m p a II i 9 S
which had receiv-
ed p e r m l s s ion
from the State
d e ar { ment of
Fisheries at the
outbreak Nf the
war to forbid
fishing within GER
tain distances of
dams or other
works have beeO
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-28
MARRIED THIRTY YEARS

Mnricttn, Pa, MATCH 2S.-Mr. and
Mrs. George Sargen, of Marietta,
living at the Eagle Hotel, East
Marietta, have been married thirty
years and they are busy receiving
congratulations. Both are enjoying
good health. Mr.. Sargen has for
years been proprietor of this hotel.
Mrs. Sargen was Miss Nipple before
marriage and her father. Maxwell
Nipple, just passed his eighty-first
birthday.