Lebanon Daily News from Lebanon, Pennsylvania • Page 5

H.EWS, LtEB A.T7 ON, PA, Oar Complete of Fancy Calendars and Calendar Standard Diaries, Huebsch Year Books, Calendar Pads lor the Business Man i Brown THE Stationer 21 SOUTH EIGHTH ST. OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS WANTED HIS HAND SEWED TO THE WRIST Charles Burd Called at Har- risbufg Hospital and Made Request CARRIED IT 5 MILES Had Hand Cut Off While He Was Cutting Corn Fodder Carrying: his left hand. In his right, which had been severed at the wrist, Charles M. Burd appeared at the Harrisburg hospital on Tuesday and asked that It foe sewed back on the wrist. Glancing at him in astonishment, Dr.

Zimmerman declared "we can't do that" "Yes you can," insisted Burd, as ho tendered the doctor the hand. "Just stick It on and sow it up." Finally he was convinced that the task would be FAMILY THEATRE Polite Vaudeville MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY ftTOO DkTXOUT Knrtclaas Bappjr Tzamy BVMBtt 9. K. B.OO, t.U aa? aaiooay Mum la this taaatrc fanlakai 1 MUST mate CASINO tixt and quality of equipment for BOWLING BILLIARDS SHOOTING arc talk of town. The hand had been levered some time in the morning when Burd, who lives near Penbrook, five miles from the hospital, attempted to remove, some corn fodder wlch had clogged In a cutting machine, without shutting oft the power.

The knives descended too soon and caught Ms hand. He had wound bandaged and a tourniquet tied about the arm, returned for tho severed member then was driven to the hospital in a wagon. T. A. C.

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KRAUSE HARDWARE CO. 85 SOUTH EIGHTH ST. HAPSBENFER OF ALBRIGHT IS IN DEM AND Big Athlete Wanted by Several Colleges as Football Coach MADE NO DECISION One of Best Fullbacks in Collegiate Football, Says Lafayette Weekly Several colleges are after the serv- Icea' of "Haps" Benfer, the college star athlete, as a foot ball coach next fall. Muhleniberg is es- ipecially anxious to get Benfer and has made him an excellent offer, but the big fellow has made no decision until this time. Benfer has only participated In var- elty athletics at Albright for three years, and several schools have endeavored to get him to take up a Only a Few Days Until Christmas Are You Prepared? I have a most complete line of jewelry, and sell it at much lower prices than you can buy it anywhere in Lebanon.

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Don't fail to see my large window display of diamonds. Here are genuine bargains. SAMUEL BERKOV aOPTB BIOHTH KBXT TO BIOHTO 8TWBT MAWKT HOUBB course with them. He la eligible Lo play one more year in college atuie- tlce. Ijafayette le said to be one of the Institutions anxious to enroll Donfer.

This is Benfer's senior year at Albright, and he has been the most popular athlete that the school has ever bad. The Lafayette Weekly tho following about Benfer: "It IB rumored that Banter, tho fiensatlonal fullback of the Albright eleven, coming to Lafayette next up a special course In htotory. Several dents have been remarking of late that they know on good authority that the rtar haa decdded to make this change, but, of course, time alone can tell whether the reports are true. "Benfer is regarded by experts one of the beet fullbacks In collegiate football. tore up the hoavy Lafayette line almost at will when Albright played there on November, 14.

not only carried the gains, but also could be countod on to open a hole for his In defense he proved his worth by breaking irp the plays of hie op- ponents. Aronmd Mm both the offense and the defense of the Albright team was built. Ho called signals and directed-all plays. As captain of the team, he piloted Albright through a successful season. O.

Stouffor. He wns re-elected in 1910. Squire Hugendubler a etaunch Republican nnd in addition to acceptably filling the office of Jue- tke was on the occasion of the or, gnnlzatlon of Palmyra as a borough elected to the office of clerk of tha council. He was prominently identified with church work, having been a member nnd trustee' of the Palm Ev. Lutheran church for a number of DEATH ClAIMFD WIDELY KNOWN PALMYRA SQUIRE (Continued years and was ateo a lender in secret societies being a member of the Moose, Oayiigas Trt-be of Red Men, Annvllle, and W.

C. N'O. 192, P. O. 8, of Palmyra.

BROTHER AND SISTKR. He never married and leavw two sisters, Mrs, Morris K. and Miss Fanny Hmgwndtubler, of Palmyra, and a brother, Jonas Hugendubler, of the United States araiy. BY HAL SHERIOA! (B? TTnlted PTMS) New York, Dec. base ball players Krho their cavorting in the big nre on the rolls of and fecettHI nrles from the many times IriE or buried Federal At least twenty-five of are what Ms generally leagw stars." or "drawing rntiier they they hurdle to the Feds.

Since fusal to draw money for nnsrbaii magnates every fAt has-been, a no-account and a well. Since Joining the Federals 1 have, one and all become it od, woUole eyed, and m.umb one of these jumping playem the powder and shot to To think that any baseball or owner would pay them money coined In Sam's various mints Is joke In the- world. These statements are not lions. There Isn't a for contracting any of ized Baseball who thoro players nay Uielr aaeertlons almost "8l mijfrt be least th gument tho O. B.

people themselves along. Nevertheless and the Federals keep roping 0. into the Federal of the list shows tht among the many wiho nnd Immediately thereafter found to be afflicted with. lameness and blindness: son; Rube Marquavd, Vln IMdle Plank, Oy Tinker. Tom Seaton, RnnUn Chief Johnson.

Hal ChaM, Ford. Bill Rarlderi, Bdb On A. Marsans, Claud Zelder, Steve Emm, Bi Kechnle, Otto Knabe, Mite Oeorge St.ovall, Chief 1 Oakes, Frank LaPorte, Arthtir Batman, Grow R. K. Erwln and Bender.

And so the list and growii A tremely critical for days and all hopo Tiad been given up for his recovery a week ago. In his death Palmyra loses a representative citizen, who was thoroughly honorable In all his dealings both in personal and judicial matters and was ever progressive wdth a view to advancing the beat interests of the town and borough. BORJM NEAR GAMPBEI.i,TOWN. Squire Hugendubler was the oldest eon of the late David and Katie Hug- and was born near Campbelltown, in South Londonderry town- chip, on September 8,. 1870, being forty-four years old, His early edu- i cation was obtained Jn the township ip-ubllc schools and at the age of eleven years he entered the W'hite Hall Soldiers' Orphan's school, where ne completed his school work, receiving from the.

state a diploma merit. He wae a atudettjt fqr four years at Wi'tmer's academy, Palmyra, and later attended the AnnvlHe normal cchool. After teaching In fpviblic schools of North Londondeiry township for several terms he became identified with the Palmyra and later the Palmyra Record, in all thirteen to Journaltotlc work. JUSTICE OP TH 1 PWACE. It wa? in February, 1J05, that he elected to the olHce of.

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