. Charles M. Coldren; then to Mr. George F. K. Erisman, Mr. M. Luther Heisey and Mrs. D. B. Landis. The manuscript notes of Mr. William Frederic Worrier were very helpful to check against the newspaper items. Mr. Alexander, Mr. Howell and Professor Larsen gave much valuable advice. Mr. Hackman, of the

and less fertile land might certainly be secured elsewhere in the Commonwealth, to serve the same purpose for the War Department. In their perplexity they turned to one of their own number, Harry N. Nissly, cashier of the Union National Bank in Mount Joy, for counsel. He is a man who is thoroughly