Lebanon Daily News from Lebanon, Pennsylvania • Page 7

frifitfrt OCB I -J A War MasqUerader By bUDLEV CHADBOURNE During the second year of the aw ful world war I went to Canada and enlisted there in the Canadian infantry. In due time the regiment sent to Flanders and participated lu the fighting that resulted from the German to occupy CalnU, was early made a noncommissioned officer and by the beginning of the third year of the war commanded my company. ThlS was due to the fact that the officers were killed off and I was In line for promotion. During the Brut great retreat of the mean the one of March, regiment was among those that wore pushing the enemy as it foil back. One night, as wo were hanging on the German rear, out of the darkness came a man, running for iloar life, followed by shots from the eastward.

After getting into our Hues and recovering breath from his run he told us in broad Yorkshire dialect that be had been living in Germany when the war "opened, had been forced to Join tho army and had been long watching for an opportunity to Join Ms own countrymen. Ho wished te enlist at once and fight for tho allied cause. I reported tho case to headquarters mid was directed to enlist the man In my company. I did so, and ho Joined uri under tho nitmo of Georgo Calkins. Ho seemed quite willing to do vvlial wns required of him, but showed great stupidity.

He explained his Inability to.understand our way of doing things liy saying that nil he know about mill tary mutters ho hnd learned from Ger- instructors. Of courBC- In such flKhtinR us was taking place lit tho tlrno there was great disorder. Men were disappearing from the ranks every day, many of thorn unaccounted for. I missed Calkins, but did not lonrn. whether he litid been killed or wounded or was simply among the throng of missing.

My regiment, being on the extreme sooth of the British line, would occasionally get mixed In the heat of battle with the Erench troops. One day when one of our many attacks on the Germans had been repulsed and we were being driven back In some disorder, mingling with a number of French troops, I found myself retreat Ing by the side of French soldlei who looked enough like Calkins to bfl Ills twin brother. Being sure that he was Calkins himself, said to him: "Hollo. Calkins! I thought you we dead." Ho was about to reply when one of 1 his comrades sold something to him, to which ho replied In the French Ian Ruage. Iloro was a uncouth, stupid Yorkshire man who spokfl French.

Considering that he had come to us from tho enemy, I ut oncq grew suspicious and would have wara ed his French comrades against him hud there been any opportunity to do so. But when heavy fighting Is going on opportunities to do ordinary things are not likely to occur. Before I could suy anything more to Calkins or to any 'one about him, presto, a force from the rear was pushed forward to cover our retreat! We were gathered in and shoved toward the enemy. The next time I crossed Calkins' path was one night when word was passed that the brigade to which my regiment belonged was about to attack a weak spot lu the German It was reported to the officers that a Massachusetts Yankee who had been caught in Germany when the war broke out had rorne through their lines and had told of some ground they occupied in which a mere corporal's guard had been left to keep fires burning whllo their comrades were retreating. Tho general commanding ordered an attack made, tinder the Yankee's guidance, on this evacuated position.

While we were forming for the purpose our guide was pointed out to me. What was my astonishment to see Culkins! It occurred to me that the mun, whether English, French or Yankee, wns a German' spy and was about tp lead us Into a trap. I approached tjlm and heard him speaking to the officer who was to lead the attack, and he used the dialect of a Massachusetts farmer. He had not noticed my approach, and I suddenly called from behind him: "CalUlns!" He turned, and, seeing me, all color left his face. "General," I said to the officer lie was talking to, "4f yoij Callow that man to the enemy's lines you'll never return." I then gave an account how the man had come in as a deserter from the enemy, how he had enlisted in my company, how he had pretended stupidity.

Then I told of having met blm amoug the French. Mr. Calkins, Yorksblremau, alias Mr. Peabody, never heard French searched, and valuable Information as to the allied armies was found on his person. It was his intention to lead us to attack what proved to be one of the enemy's strong? est positions.

He had within ten days been serving with, several different 8r- mics of the allies and bad returned et least once to the Germans-with. Information. Neither glde paid much regard to the trial of spies, and Mr. Calkins, who uad been bom in pngjanfl German 9 ana fof tfs 1 Hi AUCTION SALE DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS At the Hershey Highlands Thursday and Friday, August 9-10, 1917 Hershey Highlands are located right in Hershey, the garden spot of Central Pennsylvania. Three hundred Choice Home Sites will be sold to the highest bidders.

Come, and bring a friend with you. STATE REAL ESTATE MB OWNERS y. 301 Patriot Building, HARR1SBURG, PA. Maxwell H. Hite, Auctioneer, 902 Market Har- jj; riaburg, Penna.

T. Elliott Middleton, Clerk. an SSStfSWSffiWtfiifiSfiSifitfiffiifiSffiififfiifi Sfi Tm the Finest Farms In North Lebanon Tvvp. If you are interested in the purchase of a good farm, it will pay you to get particulars regarding these. Buildings of the very best.

Soil in the best state of cultivation. Price and particulars on application. J. Henry Miller and Company Citate aofl Insurance, EIGHTH AM) W1MX3W LEBANON. PA.

Board May Make Second Call for Draft Eligibles (Continued un Two) District No. 2, representing the town, snips. As the result of the second day's of the two hoards the total of physically fit has been In- creasQd to 113. The Lebanon board Increased Its.total to 56 by finding 3i physically flt'and at the same tie rejecting 39, while the Annville board Increased its showing to 57 by reporting 32 physically fit, while 33 were found 'deficient and nine others declared themselves to be alien enemies of this country. Of the fifteen 'who failed to present themselves for examination at the court house yesterday it was explained that most of them had already entered the U.

S. service. Annvllle board announced" eight-absentees. The Lebanon board is today examining 70 ellgi'bles and plans to complete its examinations tomorrow, when 64 are to appear. The Annville board has summoned 85 to appear both today and tomorrow, Annuncement was made this- morn- Ing by the Lebanon board that beginning tomorrow it would furnish for publication lists of the physically flt, rejections and exemptions.

Annville List Following'lts policy of pub. He the result of-each days work the Annville board this morning furnished the newspapers the following list oj: eligi'bles who had been examined yesterday: PHYSICALLY FIT. Herman J. Grubb, R. F.

No. 1, Annville. Lewis. J. Artz, Llckdale.

Evan B. Beamesderfer, R. F. No. 1, Schaefferstown.

Jacob F. Long, Cornwall. Harry Carter, Cornwall. Harvey A. Krall, R.

F. No. 4, Myerstown. Charles B. H.

Hill, Mt. Gretna. Ephralm B. Bechrlst, Schaefferstown. Richard Gasaert, Newmanstown.

Mori-la C. Dry, East Walnut Street, Lebanon. Samuel L. Sollday, Llckdale. Clayton H.

Pelffer, Avon-. Paul R. Fourman, Joseph M. Horst," Schaefferstown. George Clayton Rtsser, 1785 Center Lebanon.

John Loroy Ely, 1705 Center Street, Lebanon. Elmer B. Swelgert, Manhelm. Earnest D. Williams, Annville.

George W. Hall man. Annville, Albert C. Fortnn, F. No.

3, Lebanon. William Rhen, Oneet. Elmer Welk, Newmanptown. John Blair, 628 Cherry AnnvlUe. John Sanders, Klelnfelteruvllle.

Joseph K. Holllnger, R. F. No, Lebanon. Samuel J.

Shaak, R. F. D. No. 1, Schaefferatown.

LOANS, $15 to $300 At legal rates, for individuals pressed by lack of funds to meet immediate necessities. Time and payments arranged to suit your convenience. Horno Capital Home Management Co-Operative Loan and Investment Company ROOAf-4, NUTTING BUEUWNG, EIGHTH ana OUMBERJjAND STS. Edward M. Wenger.

R. F. No. 1, FrederlckBlmrg. Cyrus McElhenny, Klelnfolteravllle.

Milton H. Stelner, R. F. No. 3, Myerstown.

Robert C. Long, Bismarck. Irvln F. Motintz, Hhcrldan. Arthur Richards, AnnvlUe.

PHYBIOAttY DEriOIENT. Miles Allen Walmer, R. F. No. 7, Lebanon.

Paul C. Kline. R. F. No.

3, My- erBtown. Calvin C. Klopp. R. F.

No. 3, Myerstown. Morris D. Krommes, R. F.

No. 1, Annville. Lemmler Rlttle, R. F. No.

2. Fred- erlcksburg. Harry fiheffy, 322 Church Annville Jacob Do)la. 434 East Weldman Lebanon. Ephralm B.

Bomgardner, R. F. No. 7, Lebanon. Amos H.

Tittle. R. F. No. 3, Lebanon.

Elmer R. Klelnfelter, R. F. No. 5, Lebanon.

Harry B. Rosser, R. F. No. 1, Annville.

George W. Veakley, R. F. No. 2, Myerstown.

Leon W. Lelb, Sohaefferstown. Brunett Mela, R. No. 2, Lebanon.

Samuel M. Clauser, Campbelltown. Edward S. Stoudt, Cornwall. Frank Weldman, Schaefferstown.

George R. Furman, West Cumberland Street, Lebanon. Harry P. Krall. R.

F. D. No. fl, Lebanon. Raymond D.

Hackman, Avon. Miles Houtz, R. F. No. 3, Myerstown, Charles A.

Serrltt, Colebrook. John E. Btckel, 667 East Lehman Lebanon. Samuel G. F.

No. 1, Fred- erlksburg. Miles Kline, Lebanon, Harbaugh Longenccker, BIS West 2Jnd West Lebanon. Irvln 1C. Kreider, Cornwall.

Michael J. Frendock, Cornwall. Morris Elsenhauer, Frederlcksburg. Clyde F. Frantz, R.

F. No. Sly- erstown. Walter J. LuU, Myerstown Clyde L.

Sherman, R. F. No. 1, Ralph D. Welk.

6 Moravian Street, Lebanon. AIiIBN BNEMXES. Peter Baal, 355 East Oullford Street, Lebanon. Mlkola Beser, 306 East Weldman Lebanon. John Berle, 352 East Gullford Street, Lebanon.

Paul Pfull, 316 East Weldman Street, Lebanon. Joe Juldano, Cornwall; Mllovan Dlmljanovic, 17 Fifth Lebanon. Modestlc Gulseppe, Myerstown. Ella Arbutlon, 836 Peach alley, Leb, Adam Lentz, 352 East Gullford Street, Lebanon. BAILED TO APPEAR.

Angets M. A. Slnopollo, Cornwall. John Rozlc, Cornwall. Andro Skowron, Lebanon Postal Station 1.

Domenclo Splnetl, Cornwall, Austin L. Brandt, Annville. Cyrus G. Marks, R. F.

No. 8, Lebanon. Staod Milonovlc, 309 West Cumberland Lebanon. David R. Fink, THOSE ACCEPTED IN DISTRICT NO.

1 ON MONDAY The Lebanon board this afternoon gave out for publicaton the list of those found to be physically flt in the examination held on Monday: Horace N. Rudy, 308 S. Eth Leb. Clarence P. Anspach, 832 Linden Lebanon.

Lajos Stellar, 440 Freeman Leb. Joseph Frazler, 379 Partridge Avenue. Martin H. Funck, Palmyra. Eugene E.

Beachler, 1474 Chestnut St. Herman Shepp, 1309 Brandy wine St. James Mailtos. 12S North 8th St. F.

Wolfaklll. HU-hlnnd. Antonla Comit-iuino. 1033 Cedar Ave. Joseph L.

J. Baatln, 104 N. 4th 81. Walter W. flelsner, 338 North Part' lfurry A.

Trompetor, 439 N. 12th St. Lawrence Hugh Mntlhews, 60S Oum- berlnnd 8t. D. Starling LlBht.

617 North 10th St. Charles H. Arnold, 545 Wcldman St. Harvey Shotron, 20 North Locust Palmyra. William Moyer, 11H9 Cedar Leh.

Harry Kby. 412 North Fifth St. Walter J. Wise, 1012 Cumberland fit. Raymond BrouKh, 217 Weldman fit.

Funck was ordered to again appear before the hoard on Sept. 17 at which tlm the board will finally decide as to his fltuoss, ho being at present suffering from an Injury to a knee. KAISER SENT MESSAGE TO THE REICHSTAG (Bpoclal to News by United PresiO Copenhagen, Aug. Wll- helm has sent the following massage to President Kaempf, of tho Reichstag: "That the spirit which sprang 3 years ago from the depths of the peoples' soul and which united the people in the enormous sacrifices of war Is still alive among us, Is shown when in three days our brave fighters under a great battle leader have made unprecedented attacks and when the country Is manfully holding fast despite sufferings and deprivations. "Remembering the strength of the people I am sure they will stand firm until a peace guaranteeing the honor and greatness of the country and He happy, sure future is obtained." Two Audit Hearings Held This Morning Audit hearings were held thla morning at the court house In the estate of the late Kate M.

Krall, of Heidelberg township, and Julika D. Jackovic, of North Lebanon township. In the former Attorney L. Raymond Rlegort was the auditor, with Charles T. Hickernell, representing the estate and Ralph H.

Behney, heirs. In the Jackovlc estate G. H. Moyer, was the auditor and L. R.

Rlegert, appeared for the accountant. Ed. W. Searfoss Is Here Greeting Old Time Friends Edw. W.

Searfoss, an oldtlme Lebanon member of the typographical fraternity, and who has been working for tho Now York World for some years as one of the most skilled lino- typors, is visiting for a week In Lebanon. He arrived here on Tuesday afternoon In his automobile, accompanied by his wife and son, Raymond. The elder Mr. Searfoss worked for many years at the Sowers plant and other local print shops and hq is very well known here. It Is needless to say that he Is receiving a 'warm welcome from all his old time friends and acquaintances.

Mr. and Mrs. Searfoss and their sin are guests at the American House, of which William R. Bobb is the proprietor. WANT ADS IF YOU DON'T SEE WHAT YOU WANT READ THE WANT ADS THE MARKETS Philadelphia, Aup.

S. X.IVE POOXiTMX Wn quote fowls. Hfi to nlze and quality roostrrs, spring i-hlck- not LpRhorns, plump, yellow-shinned. wolRhlnir 1 1-2 to a pminds iipli'i-s smaller slzps, Whlln tliirks, jvklns Indian Runner. piRcons, old per pair.

do. young, per piur, 20a22e. Wo dry-plcXert fowls, milk-fed. 12 to box, fancy selected, welghlnp 4H and over apiece, weighing 4 apiece, 24 do. welshing pounds apiece.

do. 3 pounds aploi-c, fowls In barrels, fancy, dry-picked, welching 4Vi pounds ami over nplece, weighing 4 pounds apiece, do. smaller slues, old roosters, dry-picked, brollern weighing 1 1-2 to 3 pounds rtpleoe, Jersey, fancy, Virginia, fancy, other nearby 2. Western turkeys, fresh-killed, pur Western beat here common 20n 22c; spring Squabs per White, weighing 11 to 12 dozen f3.7Rn-l.BO; while, weighing to 1ft pounds per doien, J8.10a3.fiO; 8 pounds -per dozen. i pounds per dozen.

J2a2.2fi; 6 to pounds per dozen, dark, 1.60 nl.76: email and No. 2. BUTTER Western, rreRh, solla- parked creamery, fancy specials, 43c.I evtra, do. cxtM firsts. llrsts 3Co seconds, near-by prints fnney, do.

average extra, do. firsts, do. seconds, special fancy hrnnda of were Jobbing at 48aMc. BOOS. We onote.

In freo rimes: Nrnrby flrntfl. fll.10 per standard case; nearby current receipts. JlO.So rase; per case; Western extra, firsts $11.10 per caee; do. nrsts, $10.80 per case; ecconrts, per case. Fancy, carefully Relented candled eggs were jobed out at 46a4(ie.

per quote per 196 pounds 'In wood; cotton or Jute sacka, ZBo less. Winter ntrnlghl. Knnntii clear, do. straight, JlZ.ROa 13; do. patent, J12.75al3.25; spring, first clear, do.

patent, 13.25; do. favorite brands, city mills choice and fancy patent. 13.2Bal3.RO. Rye flour was quite and unchanged. We.

quote nt flOalt per bbl. as to quality. No. 2 yellow, $2.40 asked; do. No.

3 nominal; do. No. 4 do. nominal; do. No.

6 nominal OatsWe quote: No. 2 white standard whiter No. 3 white. 90H90 No. 4 white, R9a88V4c.

I Make your spare time count! cash paid for orders oath week: no delivering; outfit free. THE Geneva, N. 'Y, second miller, also a 11,111 for general work, who understands the care of horses. Strtekler Milllnff 8-8-tf Seventh and Oreen Streets. NOTICE.

Noflce'ifi hereby given that letters of Administration on tho estate of Aznr Smeyne, late of North Ixshanon Township, county, deceased, have been granted to tho undersigned Administrator. All pet'BonR, therefore, Indebted to paid estate are requested to rqake lin- medlnte- payment, and those having Just claims, will please present the flame, dulv authenticated, for settlement, without delay, to MORRTS SMiaVNE. 20 Nth front Lebanon, Administrator. E. D.

filogrlst, Atty. Funeral Notices man to clerk In shoe store. Must have good references. Address, letter to SHOI3 CLERK. 8-7-tf DAILY HO CENTS BACH INSERTION.

Hnrrlrtnrsr, on tho 6th Inst Josephine Roger, aged 4 years, and months. Funeral on Friday morning, at s.30 from the P. R. station. Services at cemetery, Internet at the Ebenezer cemeteW.

Relatives and friends are Invited to attend without further notice. Annville, on the Oth Edwin Shuey Scheetz, aged 9 years. Funeral on Friday morning, at 9.30 o'clock, from residence, Anit'vtllo. Services a.t the Hill Reformed church. Interment at cemetery adjoining.

Rela- tlven nnd friends are Invited to attend without further notice. FOUND cuff link with Initials. D. Owner can have'same by paying for this advertisement and call- "f-'f-St DAILY NEWS. WANTED lady as general of- VV, flee clerk.

Apply ADAMS EXPRESS OFFICE, 8-S-St C. U. Station. young man for receiving Apply 8-8-3t Heenel, Bn-ines ft Co, ANTED Dining room girl. 8-8-tf Apply HOTEL STRATFORD.

man, or boy, to wash cars and make himself gou- eraly useful at a. garage. Address let- Ur t0 "GARAGE," 8-8-31 Care DAILY NEWS. rugs, carpets, stoves; spot cash paid HACKAMNT, 8-8-61 Tenth Mlftlln Streets. WANTED! A DRIVER For a Ford" DELIVERY CAR Apply nt onro with to Manager of THE BON TON Office: Second Kloor ANTED- i llgbl housekeeping.

city preferred. S-S-tf Two furnished moms for Western part NEWS OFFICE. roomed i pay rent monthly. Apply 8-7-31 'V, ply 8-7-21 NEWS OFFICE, kitchen TTIOR 6 rooms cind 'l J- bath. Apply ,3 -Two COMMERCIAL girls.

Ap- HOTEL. to learn barber trade. Apply S-7-U 433 LEHMAN ST. WANTED: MAN Capable of earning $2500 per year. 91040 $1500 can bo earned in 'commissions.

Only live wire, who aui furnish bond, need up- ply. Selling and collecting. Address A. Casselberry Box 003, HAIUU8BURG, sober men to board with private family. Apply 8-7-51 132 Bait Cumberland St.

first apartments, 831 OumberUnd i Apply 8-Z-tf J. HENRY MILDER OST "OR Dane J-' color golden and black, weighs 1 pounds, 3S inches high. Also small bla nnrt white hound. Big reward If A tf H. BpMBERQBE, WANTED Good AH Around Automobile Mechanic Apply IDEAL GARAGE Stenographer keeper.

Apply "JL1 and book- 8-7-tf JULIUS H. CAPLAN. once, young man or youner lady, 1C or 17 years of for grocery store. Apply at S-S-lf THIS OFFICE. once, experienced Iftun- wALTER'S SANATORIUM, i-6-Ot Wernersvtlle, Pa.

for coal team. Ap- PETTY BROS, ANT ply --3-tf 7-Hl-tf Lebanon Paper Box Co. electricians and helpers or apprentice boys. PAUL LA WRENCH, 7-25-tf Electrical Bell Phone. WANTED OLD FAijSB TEETH Don't matter If broken.

I pay $2,00 to per sot. Sent) by parcel post and receive check by return mail'. MAZER, 2007 S. Fifth Philadelphia, cleric -with experience. State reference.

Address 7-18-tf NEWS Pressman. Apply J-10-tff THIS OFFICE. year oia toy. 0-2 3-tf JJogeri Drug Store. young man to clerk in a store, Address 7-18-tf NEWS.

FOR RENT TJ1OR rooms of Howard C. 'Shirk, deceased, Ninth and Willow streets. Apply A. HONKER, Attorney, 8-8-tf Ninth and "Willow Sts. TpOR front room, with conveniences.

Cheap to per- maneiu party. CHESTNUT ST Advertising Ratei amir, aso jwi toon nrat Jft4. on. ao 0 per inoh fl sure to llnfc AK for heBdln 1 Pel Inch! InMrfe rape BOo lufclU LBOAL ADVIBTIBIKO. All Lemvl Advertising, 10 np Or both publications.

AKXTSSKBirTft Athl TtWrtHj Circuses, and all 860 per Inch, tmt, Dentil, Boointtons, Mmuwtan, 10o counted line on per counted line. Run of tit i or JNut luftff (rerular nUo, tlrafti) S46 Aealgneeg OJK) Election fMW Divorce Death Card of Tbunk 411 i'cnleliceB. Apply S-8-3to DAILY NEWS. C. GEORGE, 9th A C.

L. 8-i-tf 840 North iflnth lOR 338 No'rth street. All conveniences. -Ml. month.

340 NTH. NINTH "3 LOST FOR SALE TTIOR four cylinder toil ing-car. Guaranteed. $260,00. OR.

horse, 6 years ijl broke single and double, tearless all objects. Apply to 1 103 NORTH FOR Lot of Household pieWi lor suite, 1 coojc stove, gooa WUft, bedstead, chairs, rockers, fruit' 1 jw harness and a full line of wagons DROVERS EXCHANGE JFVIday, August 10th, at 2 TTIOR Airedale puppies, A 1 months old. strong and. shea at 'ifc' Apply, at 8-7-4t CUMBERLAND Lebanon, 3ange, 8-6-31 TjKJR A Car. Good condition.

8.6-at OR Excelsior-. Cheap. S-9-6t 1281 TTIOR twfn two-ape JC dlan motorcycle, tlon. Call TI1OR SALE-T-Two tion. App.y HH50 7-31-tf 427 Cam T7K3R Ford tourinf T.

first class condition. 7-25-tf SALE Ford ton truck Q904 i dltlon. Apply PETWBROS, dltlon. 7-28-tf TTIOR I 1 7-ll-tf 83 Bth. BALE--Cheap.

Building 12th and Forge streets, g.y.tf PrBf Overland Automobile Country Pour-Oyllnder Slx-GyJJjj and H. Wilhdm, PATSCHKE'S PRANK A. HAUOK, DOINGS OF THE PU FFS BY ntij "Of KNOW AtfOOP RtAC WHBRe A MAN CAN "mi FAMItS A WKAT OoVoi) WANT OF A VACATlQM OH, A BELIEVE- VA ATIOM SPARS i 'ROSE OF SIX, HAD AT AHO AT AT AMD I WAi A1 TOO I AT ONE, MAO SUPPED AT AT NIWeTHIRTV inhere. HAP A PAS ATE tt-AlN AMP jne WHAT HAP YOU I m- r-.