circulating library was organized and occupied a room in the courthouse. The librarian was John Ross. Little is known of this 1 Landis, C. I., The Juliana Library, L. C. H. S., vol. 33, p. 193, 1929. Landis, C. I., The Juliana Library Company in Lancaster. Penna. Magazine of History and Biography, vol. 43, pp

Charles Norris to Susannah Wright, Apr. 19, 1759. L. C. H. S. Papers, v. 4, p. 102. 31 Bausman, Lottie M., Bibliography of Lancaster County, 1916. 31a Established 1759 as "The Lancaster Library Company;" Chartered 1763 as "The Juliana Library." �however, and well-read and educated gentlemen are lifting

' High School in 1855 and continued until 1906. To many of "Jack's Boys" he was the high school. 65 Samuel W. Reigart, Principal of the Boy's High School, 1860-1865. 66 Emanuel served three years as a private in Company C of the 93rd Infantry. 67 Sam Rathvon was a corporal in Co. E, 2d Regiment Militia

1682. Grimm's Gross-Deutsches Worterbuch quotes a West- phalian children's rhyme of unknown antiquity: "0 Osterhaas! 0 Osterhaas! Leg dyni Eier bald in's Gras!" Such authorities on German folklore as Jakob Grimm, E. H. �Meyer, J. H. Schlender, and Otto von Reinsberg—Duringsfeld (see bibliography) agree