engine
20, for
ne talk,
ica,
Ch were n before “only a
ized erowd, the cofistant |
n I-delay disgusting many
. went - to see: them.
, Miss Catharine Be Boyer, of. dad
s to 2 Bumber of
“ginia Snyder, Lillian he ise Cathe
arine’ Boyer, Loftie Meyers, Stella
. [Bodgers,- Pearl Geisel, and Ruth
Perey ‘and Grant
Bough, George Falknor, Janes Gard-
céshorday b
| ball bet ween Rar
| and Devore 0: G
|
{ Barnhart,
With this week’s issue the m
is ‘Commercial changes.
‘The paper which. gave L, A, 1
; tions of the peoplé of Somerset col
county a peculiar distinction was
1 nursed, and jealously guarded,
3 More than three years ago I
cial. ‘I cams with'little experiem
functions ofa county newspaper.
been fully actualized, yet an hone!
- made towards their attainment.
| Cook '& Sechler, ‘ever sin ‘they
valued employes. He was a kind
tivarted man, honest in” his “dealings
and a man of good habits in general.
While i in Salisbury he made his home
ab his sisters, M Lewis Miller, and
| made: many friends.
: Deceased is- survived by a aumber
of’ ‘brothers: .and ‘sisters, ‘his parents
“haying ‘preceded: him ' to the spirit
world. His ‘sutyiviig ‘brothers sre,
Herman and William Menhormn and
.| Mrs. Lewi§® Miller ‘of Salisbury,
Mrs. John Burkhardt, West Salisbury
«| your hi TogsiEntngt
y ey So dgre ghx den
i
*L OF FON-A CAMEING TRIP
On Monday Teorhing ™ Ww. Grley |
hegan pr. parations for the annual
otiting in’ which he and his’ family
indulge, With ‘a Harge’ touring car
loaded tc ibs fullest “capatity and
then a few boys thrown in for good
measure, he made his. trip to the
campiag grounds whieh resemble
ia European army tramsport. going
the fromh. Mr. Gurley and family | mz:
+ gre. camping along « the 'Pobumac, |
about a wesk along the banks | : Camb
Patterson Creek, -aboud forty
from here.’ They expect to]
t& well-know rive
| started their tuamber operations along:
, | Tub Mill and “wag one of “their- most
and Henry Menhorn off Elk Lick
township. ® It ‘there’ are dny others
bury.
wy next year the Mey-
ersdale-Sali ury-Garrett troliéy line
will cantract, for motiye power to be
supplied by the Penn Electric Service.
This line Altimately connects with
Frostburg and Cainberland, Maryland
towns, whieh proyides TOSy prospects
for sending: electricity ‘generated . in
J ohnstowi through atleast bwo states.
Ultimately the Somerset “Johntown
trolley will be extended to Rockwood,
the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad .cen-
ter, ‘and Berlin and Garrett, a con-
nection wish the Jennings interests’
Meyersdale-Salisbury line: to be ef-
fected at Garrett. When the Propos-
ed . trolley. connections materialize
trolley communications all the way
from Johnstown to Cumberland, Md.,
will be. offered .the public, and the!
benefits to be derived from sueh an
enterprise, both to. the associated
electric companies ad to the publics
would phenomenally advance the me
dustrial development of’, Somerseti’
Coun 4
REUNION AT RIVERSIDE.
PARK TODAY.
and ea
Northern 8
expected to ab
Our eternal race’ has risen in the fight
for liberty, as it did in 1813." :
“It is with a heavy heart that we
see Brigland ranged among our oppon-
ents.
: “Notwithstanding tle Blood rela
tionship and the elose relationship in
spiritual and caltural werk: between
the two countries, England has placed |,
herself ‘on the side of Russia, whose
instability and whose barbaric inso-
lence have helped this war, the origin,
of Which was murder; and the purpose
of which was the humiliation and
suppression of the German race by
Russian Pan-Slayism.
“We expect that the sense of justics
of the American people will enable
them to comprehend our situavion.
We invite their opinion as to. the one-
side English representations; and ask
| them to examine our point of view in
i
‘an unprejudiced wa
with Somerset as the half-way station | 4 pra oi
The sympathy "of ithe Américan
Nation will then lie with German cul
ture and civilization, fighting agains
a half Asiatic and slightly cultired
barbarism.”
“THE GOSPEL Tor.
The Hyangelistic Hervicgs; cor duct.
ed in the dboye tnt, 10cated on Salis-
bury Street, are to be continued the
| remainder: of this week and. probably
tall of next week also.” ‘Definite an-
t Hovneement as to this will be ‘made
| on Sanday might.
* The sad oh
salvation fs bei
X
vy evening exce
Brossers, Au, 19 > Ag engagement, ;
is reported to have taken place in
Northern Limbourg. “An important
Franco-German battle is expected...
ROTTERDAM Aug. 19—The Cologne
‘Gazette’ asserts that the advanoe
5 | of the Germa troops; ‘whils: ‘slow, has.
«| Aot heen seriously checked a anyw
LoNDON Aug, ;
‘mans are already in Brussels |
port reaching here tonight
‘premiei test. between the allios ai
| was any.
of the aon to defend Brassilo.
stead the plans for the general dete
©
_ [all ‘centered around Antwerp. 1t
to be the centre of the entire Belg
| defensive plane, and if the ‘Belgian
general staff has departed trom Brus-
sels to. Antwerp, it would ‘oniy be in
persuance of the original intentions.
The Kaiser has made ar end of Ger-
man hesitation: The: Germans have
begun ‘an attack in force on the Bel-
gian centre at Tirlemont, which eov= |
i whieh in turn covers
Brussels. This probably indicates,de-
that ? Genvially were pla
tion were related (These, ac
chain of forts untondable. An adi
ance with structions ih
REV. H.S. 'NICHOLSN. To -
CHANGE. FIELD OF ©
pi LABOR. ts
oo :
Rev. H.8! Nicholson, rermétly of.
this place, ‘and a brother of Wi-AWs
Nicholson, merchant af Vim, bak dow
cifled "to move to Grove Cify. Tie
following clipping in ‘ram. the Emel
ton ‘Herald. Re
Reys H. S: Nicholson Hi; 2 Monroe,
wlio has bean pastes of the Reformed
chuzches of : the Bepver, charpel for
ben. years, has agegpted ‘tHe nna
mots call extended aim by the Grove
{| City church and fen bred His) Tesigs
‘| ngtion- to the Bear er churches | lash
Suuday. He will’ Bioin worksi in’ his
new field about Ogtober: Hirst “Rev,
Mr. Nichols 4
¢ Apkstanite Which iW
elosing snd his “friends are. [10% Con
oss bat Wish: him
in hig pew field of