Cul was L = > Pie |
bration. No doubt afterward they |
sang a melodious melody.
©
really said that |
mustache,” it
the Presi-
If Emperor William
a ‘real man wears
is in order to refer him
of the 1 States
*
a
to
Inited
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dent
3
tend to empha-
expressed that
human nature |
Various discussions
zise the view recently
is decidedly a
there
banking business.
-
side to the
talking about |
United
Canadian liberals are
reciprocity with the States
just as if to kiss and make up were |
thing in rid.
- * *
Taft
belief
the easiest the wo
ipparentl
may
as a
Ex-President
in the
his
vote
that a man
easily
strong
reduce weight as
if he knows how to go
party
about it.
When _ it of
preparing
campaign
\ insists on
the list
* * * #
comes to mention par-
ganize for a
prohibition
mentioned
Ss to
re-ol
rous the
being
up in
Elihu
President of the
which is the very
expect Andrew Car |
idrew Carnegie thinks that
ought fo
ed States,
would
y think
.
be
. . t
the tele-
expected
t ownership of
ines would be
vy to show another oppor-
r the display of versatility
ost Office Department.
* * * *
y has invented a poison
d with a bell that
the bottle is touched.
some blunderers
Pfuse to set
bdra] chimes
*
will
But
who
believe of
a
at Manheim
condition
he school rooms are
such a crowded that
fro additional rooms are needed says
he Sentinel. Like the Berks County
brakeman we would say “Same
at dis end.” Our schools
rowded and this will
ue in tbe High School
Id happen if
extended ?
sD —
sing
are ajso
be specially
next
borough
year
the
Houses
vandalism
sm of School
considerable
his section of the county
ely that arrests will fol-
hg on the top of the Lin-
use at Marietta, was
fis and a number of
pken. At Falmouth, Miss
bill, the teacher of the
ed a time piece
he wall. Early this
went to open the
ad that the clock
articles had
ourth suc-
house at.
win-
new
A
8, Ga.,
hd cough
for two
he time.
I feel
efficacious
it contains
d form all
ments of
od build-
Ss yleld to
the weal.
back any
all we say.
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Sa}
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varents,
Shelly,
Mr.
SU™
Mrs.
spent
and
100d.
D.°B.
Gretna
Ginder
region,
the
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and family of the Mt.
were town
week.
Gibble
the
pound
during
Ha-
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Aaron sold his
vana
cent
1913
tobacco week for
per
past
Old
and
Aaron Nissley of
Mr.
y and
Sunday
Mrs. Samuel A. Koser.
Eli F. Arndt,
Hollow,” is
family,
Line, spent with
down in ‘‘Turnip’s
instructions
a Detective.”
of Pleasant
visitor
taking on
“How to Become
John F. Baker
was week-end in
of F. B. Grosh and family.
Speicher of Reading spent
night at the domiciliary of
Mr. and Mrs. Simon L. Gingrich
C. C. Good and family of Sunny-
side, Sundayed with Mr
C. H. Good in this place.
Jacch F. Fry had been in attend-
ance at the services Moyer’s
church near Bachmanville, Sunday
View,
a town as
the guest
Rev. J
Saturday
his parents,
and Mrs.
in
evening.
Isaac
business
Assessor G. Kopp has been a
visitor the
Lancaster
Tuesday com-
missioner's
Court
John
bacco
in
office at the
House.
his to-
mar-
of
rounding up
have it
ketable shape the concluding
the
Wilson
symptoms
Rasp is
in
part
crop and will
present week.
showing unmistakable
being
He
is
a candidate for a
has taken
of
second term. to kiss
ing babies.
Services at Risser’s and Evan-
well attended
due to
gelical churches were
Sunday, which was in part
weather.
M.
Koser
ideal
Isaac Kopp and and
and
visited
family
Harry family, residents of
near Rissers, Mr. and Mrs.
[saac G.
Speaking
Kopp, Sunday.
simplified
young clerk
“Ralf,
spelling,
feel to
of
how would our
have him addressed will u go
2 se ure girl 2 nite?”
Mrs. Abraham G.
escing from a severe case of inflama-
tion of the stomach and and
other internal indispositions.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Wittle
tained at dinner: Simon
Pleasant Hill, Samuel Fry of Anchor
and their respective families.
The mill dams and ice ponds in the
locality afford an end-
enjoyment for the
merry skaters around about here.
ella Good spend-
g the past. few weeks with her
Ginder is conval-
bowels
enter:
Kinsey of
surrounding
Miss St has been
n
1 Shelly and
Hill Trinity
brother-in-law Charles
family
Church
Mr.
their
adjacent to the
Felker and
of Oak-
the home
Wittle over
Mrs. Andrew
daughter,
and
Lillie
at
H
Miss
vale, entertained
Mr
Sabbath.
Mayor
syrup
were
of Mrs. Cyrus
the
Our
ball
and
manufacturers a base
of sweet potato vines,
which he says is an infallible remedy
basket ball heaves and a panacea
rheumatic
Mrs. Frank
days the past
of
urg. who
for gout.
B
week
Grosh spent several
in the sick cham-
hel her son-in-law in East Peters-
had a serious attack of ty-
phoid
l'ob
rapidly
pneumonia
which
the
ricco stripping, been
few
work
had
past
The
the
prosecuted
months nearing its end.
1S
was slightly hampered by scar-
city of laboring men
former
tenant-
Hoffman and
Mr. Shearer
possession the
Dawson Shearer leased the
Wickenheiser
G.
Forry.
house
by Solomon
owned Henry
will
April.
The project
by
and bride take of
in
the of a
the
road
erection
arch bridge
and Milton
Eshleman’s farm has been
It to have
many lives as a tom cat.
mild
local
for
concrete on
Colebrook Grove
near B. K.
revived. seems as
was al-
prognosticator in
of November
be extremely cold
moderate and little
been nevertheless
This will be a winter
leged by
Oct., that
and December
a
month
will
very
the
and January
ice making has
controverted.
G. Hoffman a
opponent to automobiles has
views and recently pur-
new Ford machine from E.
of Elizabethtown upon whom
depend as a faithful
of one of the best au-
companies
Samuel former per-
sistent
changed his
chased a
E. Coble,
the public
representative
can
tomobile
Chicken
houses and
night
in the country.
coops, henneries, smoke
cellars are being raided
by prowlers who are too sloth-
ful to work and make an honest liv-
during darkness of
in stealthy manner
people, the
ing bwt the
who
the night rove a
and steal from honest
food that has been acquired by
honest toil,
From
ceedings
of
the
drift the
before
the recent
State Board of
it is con-
Edwards;
incarcerated in the
for 12 years
death will be par-
it will be done
speed.
which includes a
spruce, fir and
edge along the stgr~
precipi hill bor.
Chiog Ro creek
of d in -
gr trees
fiage.
pro-
Harrisburg.
Mrs Kate
Pardons at
jectured that
who has been
Berks county jail
under sentence of
doned and we trust
the consistent
Hill No. 3,
verdures of
with all
Green
ful
trees,
of a
little
bes
pine
side
the
beautiful
winter
are divested (
season
Christiali., !
visitors |
3) pe called the
Chickies Valley.
ne political parties
n fection this year—
Washington, Republican,
Bull Moose, Keystone,
Progressive Prohibi-
which means that
parties will have columns on the big
to of the
named nomination
Spring
Cialist,
and
nine
Roosevelt,
ion regular
lot, say nedthing candi-
dates
The
by papers.
election will be held on
Tuesday, 19.
We
May
the
Penrose
Frank
and
the
announce
Frank
have just seen
the death of
ton, Ohio Mr.
lizabethtown
ol
was a
of E in by
writer's
with
one of
for
Hummelstown
quently with
was
resided time
He
other
cronies. a
on street
aunt
the
the
1d more subse his
occupied
was at
of Mount
School during Prof.
bency as Principal.
One night a few weeks ago, during
weather, John Hummel and his
spouse—professional
their thrilling experience
Furnace Hill near Mount Hope, an
well calculated to try
They harbored for the
chicken house
frigid blast
bed
building by
He
the
in the
now
Chronicle one time
Joy Orphan
Kennedy's in-
janitor
zero
alleged nomads
had second
on
experience
souls.
in
their
night a miserable
through which the
whistled
the
blanket
in cruel mockery, their
ground without
When
morning they
required
whole day to liquify their bodies
was bare cold
or even straw. dis-
covered the next were
so congealed that it almost
the
to normal conditions.
——— a
BELLAIRE
Anna Gruber Unable to Teach Wit-
mer’s School Being Indisposed
made a flying trip
to Lancaste: Monday.
Edwin Stauffer’s
vith the whooping cough.
M Markley
of La Grippe.
Earhart
Amos Earhart
on
are quarantined
rs. John is recovering
from an attack
Miss Ada visiting at
Gruber’s
was
Amos
Miss
ays with
on Sunday
Balmer
uncle
Bessie passed several
her Frank
Risser delivered: a
Mapledale school on Tuesday
Shearer
1) 3almer.
Clarence load of
yal
F
ness
Mr.
layed in
at
transacted busi-
Tuesday.
Risser Sun
Miller.
helping to
reeman
Elizabethtown
Mrs.
the home
Oberholtze;
on
Joseph
of Amos
in
and
Frank was
put ice away at Mt. Gretna last week
McClurg from Lancaster
in this vicinity to insure livestock on
John was
Tuesday
the ar-
Jan-
Stauffer’s
daugfiter
Karly son Luther and
yl assed _ Tuesday
of Earnest
announce
Ruth, since
Edwin
of
uary 21
Mrs. Allen
s—~Neri
afternoon
rival a
St.
home
3oo0zer’s.
Longenecker
Mrs. Isaac
at Joseph
John
mother
visiting
and
lat
Mr
and the 'S
Huntzbergerf@vere
Risser’'s on Tuesday.
Lawn, was seen
collecting
Samuel Kipp from
in town on Wednesday
money for the benefit of his son who
the hospital
Amos Coble
of her
is at
Mrs
the
was visiting in
Mrs. Harry
Saturday.
daughter
home on
home sister,
I.ebanon, on
Yohn
returned
Horst
Mrs.
Elizabeth,
at
and
her
lizzie
10
Saturday evening after having passed
weeks friends and
several visiting
at Philadelphia
Ar
WwW
sickness
Mrs. Harry
her place fo
relatives
unable to
account of
her sister,
in
Gruber is
Miss
teach school on
therefore
B Is augh
the
is teaching
present time
a a——
SALUNGA
Hog Day the finest of
What will finish it?
Way and family had as
M1 Mrs. Daniel
Groung the
1914
Geor
year Ww
Mr.
Sunday
Martin
Mr
covered
the
Mrs
her
fer last Sunday
Mr.
Monday te
made litle
examination
Mr. Frank
tertained
Phares Strickler
Mr. Mrs
The egg question is a puzzling one.
One getting lots of hen fruit
neighbor with a good
flock gets practically none.
Everybody's church day proved
quite a and many, persons
were the different congre-
seen in any
g and
ind
Oscar
family
far
he
Weidman has so re-
from hig injury that is on
streets again
Hershey of Mount Joy visited
granddaughter, Mrs. Howard Pei-
James Kendig returned on
College, having
home between
State
a run
wife en-
Mrs.
and
and
Mr. and
children ;
Strickler
Sunday:
and
Doerstler.
on
and
person
and his next
success
seen n
gations who are esldom
other Sabbath.
The Methodist
had a number
Church of Mt. Joy
the Presbyterian
in congregation, The
church choir gave an excellent selec-
tion and a duet by Misses Brown and
Stoll rendered. A solo by
Dr. Garber, sung in his most pleasing
stvle were among some of the trib-
offered the assembled worship-
According Bible rule man
is allowed to pull his bull from a pit
on the Sabkath day but we would
that the pulling process should
not he repeated too frequently, lest
the consciepce be strained.
- ons
In allegille that the retailers now
buy beef 23 per cent. cheaper than
before the @ew tariff went into effect
the packcgdll tend to bring the high
cos hg within swatting dis-
3 consumer.
of
brethren the
well
was
utes
ers, to a
say
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