, strange to say,has become the philosopher's stone of geographers. They have searched the Orient with a view of finding an available quarter in which to locate it, but at each move confusion becomes worse confounded, and in hopeless de- spair they leave it to be located any- where, except, of course, on

Content Note: Collection of Ellmaker family papers, including original papers of the first immigrant, John Leonard Ellmaker of Germany. Papers include correspondence, genealogy charts, deeds and legal papers. newspaper clippings, photographs, articles on Jacob Eichholtz, and a diploma and teachers

Note: The Diffenderffer Family Papers collection contains items that have been passed down through generations of the Diffenderffer family. Deeds for tracts of land in New Holland date back to the creation of New Design, the village that preceded New Holland. Correspondence and some manuscripts pertain

J. W. Grout. 18 January 1912. From F. R. Diffenderffer. 22 January 1912. From J. R. Missemer. Letterhead of Mount Joy Star and News. 22 January 1912. From Harvey S. Hershey. 24 January 1912. From A. B. Kreider. Letterhead of A. B. Kreider, Justice of the Peace, Salunga. 24 January 1912. From George