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Washington Journal., 1914-11-28
eiiaerbaie in @apars0rt. anf Ser Ne9runa.

Eobt, uno aud Der gnsIGnoer 1T gu
einem @rsebnis gelangt, bus geraoe
ods @egenteil be0eutst. Die 0erbei>
Ieruna 0es tOrperli9en g~baratters in
9euti9lanb ipie aud in Jruntrei4
felt Der @infiibrung Der oLgemeinen
Seerespfli9t 1si in Die Augen fall
LEND. Die Better Der Rrantenbduier
in England baben 1i9 dnoerieits Der
grtenntnis nidt Deri9lisBsn tDnnen,
rab Ii9 i'm @egenIaB ouSu in i9rem
2anO in seipiHen N~Dltsmafen cine
8erf9le9terung Der t0rperliden 8er>
bGltniFe bemertbar made. Bon ben
SronaOisn miro i9le9tbin gefagt, tie
leien nod Dor penigen Sabr5e9nten
uls Affen OOer nSatbrn" 6etradtet
pOrOen, beute ieten fie MGnner.
@enn frsiIi9 Die Seipunoerung Dor
Der Gnttpidlung Der Tranoofen ii9
Bis gu Der 8duptung beriteigt, Die
FranaDfI9en @pIbaten ieien iebt If
rem NGtern BON 1870 getpaltig ii6erz
Iegetl, 10 i9eint 0ies elmer Der DieIen
Srrtimsr au Iein, bic in England DOr
Ger Mn3etteIllng oiefes Rrieges be-
Itnnosn baben. 9erbor5ubeben finO
nod folsenoe SdBe:
,s5rem0e GeneraIe, Die ben militG>
rif9en llebungen in perfdieOenen
Washington Journal., 1914-11-28

bs9roben olles, mas auf ibrem @ege
I;eat. 60 1inb felt benz 16. Sobr'
bunbert cine gonSe Anaahl SOrfer
nit melt ousgebebnten MGl6ern un0
Q(derfluren fpurIos Deri9punoen.
Mn elmer Stele lit bic Guine Der
Dor Sunberten bon Sa6ren be-
erabenen 9Orftir9e ipieOer gum
@prf9ein getreten, na9oem bic Dis
ne peiter bDrgeriidt mar. SIN Saus
# Der Sobrbunberte fin0 10 grOBe
WGlber uno bli6enbe @Grten unb
9eIber, ia ar9 Srtf9aften Derni4s
let unD i'm Sonbe begraben.
Sn Der neueIten 3eit bat man elm
8erfabren entbedt, I'm bic Diinen
sut1 Gteben gu bringen unb tpeites
rem l1nbeil berfelbeH Dor5ubeugen.
man f9afft gegen bic See bin cine
@Or6iine, inbem man bDbe Jle4ts
tperte 6inftelt, an tpel9en ii4 ber
JIugTanD 1taut; bann bebedt man
Die f9on pprbanbenen Siinen I'M
SSnnern Der glebrung nit 5le9tpert
mad unb nod, biingt NIT 2ebm unb
Mergel nnb ieBt in bic 10 DOrbss
reiteten Streden SeBlinge bon Rtef
fern, an beIonbers erponierten SteI>
len fOI9e BON &riippeltiefern.
Msnn bas Meer bon bGufig cuff
fretenben beftiqen Observation-Disclosures
erregt, erDBere unb tiefere Welen
i6lGgt, piiblt es ieineu 8Obeu auf
unb rsiBt ben 8lafentans los. Der ii4
nit Ieiner MurSel auf Steinen feits
eefpgen bat unb Die lei9teren un6
fieineren nit ii9 nimmt. Bon al
len Steinen am M~eeresgrunbe 1T
nun Ieiner eerineen S4pere tpegen
Der 8~ernftein am Iei9teiten bepegli9
nnb tpirb gum @pieIbal Der Meuen.
Der lDsgel0fte Seetans pideIt ibn
elm unb f9leppt Jpn nit fi4 benz
Gtranbe gu. Na9 ben @%rfabruns
gen Der StranbbepO6ner 1T ober
Washington Journal., 1914-11-28

Gratitude Ginridtnns ksgy tteberieten
bDR StrSmen Oara III 9aDuaeris.

graiai@s einri4tnns sEg hsssslctsn
Sin gnn3 beIDnoerss problem mar
e itsts, Die Rabanerie oabur9 az
t~iOnsfdbiger gu MAIDEN, baB man iEr
ermDsIi9te, StrOme gu iiberf9reitea.
GelbItperftdnbli9 nebmen OeutIhe
Heiterabteil angen ieben @!rom burd
l1eber19tpimmen, ober bod muir i'm
NOtfaIe. Sn friiberer 3eit teiIte
man nun jeOem &ooanerie : Hsais
ment spei groBe 5altboOte gu. Tie
beutf9e Reitersi berfiigt felt einigsn
Sa6ren iiber Elm Boot, ipel6es, Iesht
tronsportobeI, INNER our Stele 1T.
IS lit oas fo%genannte 1an5enboOt,
erfunben BON Moolf Nsb in StraBs
tura. Oas Boot fam aus 12-16
2on3en 0ur9 feds Munn in fiint
MIinuten ouIommengefeBt unb in 5iUei
Minuten tpieoer acknowledgment
men per6en. Dos @erippe ipirb in
Washington Journal., 1914-11-28

9Gn0ern b~eippbnten, merften tpohl
ben @egeaIaB opii9en Der phpiif9en
Nenai6ance Der 8Olter Oes JeitlanOes
uno Dem NarrenparaOies, in benz ii4
@nglano 1pnnt. 1nfere befonOere
&aite BON Rrieesleuten, infer Rul>
tus NIT Der RrGntli9teit unb uniere
9erebrung fir Die S@pd4li@tsit,
unIere tppflo1e @ertpanOlung Der
2onobebDlterung in teigget4tige
@tGbter unb uniere frObli9e Abbdn>
sigfeit bon Dem Sutter, Oas bon Den
%QeIun0en @Dltern un0 mDgli9erpeiie
ppn unIeren 5einben eroeust tpirO, oas
aaes linb 9in9e. Die i'm Auslano
tpobl bea9tet unb nit groBer 3us
trieDenbeit pahrgenpmmen tperoen."
9ab elm 1olaes urteil ni9t etpa
aaein beitebt, mag Der 9tnpeis auf
einen Nprtrag pon Or. &uhel aeigen,
Der glei9faas Den NieOergang Der
angel1G9if9en Static als cine Sut>
fade binitelt. Sreili9 gibt er bas
fir cine anbere, tpeniger unmittelbar
rn0 er19Dpfeno nirtenDe grtldrung.
@r betra9tet 1e ndmli9 dls Elm @rs
0ebnis bes Mangels an gutter Qiteras
tur. Oennp9 lit biel Mabres aud
in oieIen MusfIbrungen: m9ie 2eute
buben beute feline 3eit gu lefen. auBer
gum s3mede bes @e1@Gfts poer Der
@rbolung. sic 0ur9fliegen Die 3ei<
tungen mad Den &riegsberi9ten, benz
Rurs5ettel unb ben neueIten Sport
na9ri9ten. Die Spieliuat berrf9t
Iberau, uno ni9t nur inter Den
Mdnnern. Sir euten 2eieltoff ooer
sriinoli9es Na9oentsn bleibt feline
2eit, fonOern bic Sago mad Hei9tum
Nno @ersniieen berbrGnet oles ans
cere. Die Gp!9e oapon 1T cine
biirftige 2iteratur unO Die Neigung
fir oberfld9li4es MiFen. @s sibt
in England teinen groBen lebenoen
@i9ter oOer pbilofopben, iiberbaupt
teinen oroben @eiit, Dem bic MdNen
in blinoem @lauben anbdngen tDn>
uen, unb es entitebt fem FOLDER, neil
tein 8eoiirfnis bana9 empfunDen
miro. Der @eiIt 0es 3eitalters bers
bi9tet ii9 in einem mG9tieen Brenn<
punt, Dem grperb BON Hei9tiimern.
Ob 0as @ebirn babel bic ungebeure
~anfpdnnung Oes mooernen 2ebens
ousbalten unb cine Encyclopaedia
araft fir Die 3utunft bebalten ipirb.
1T Die grObe Trags. Ole fi9 beute
aufordngt. Menn man mad Der @es
i4i4te Der bergau9enen 3eiten urtet<
len min, 10 luutet bic Mntport Oar<
auf berneinenb."
9as 1T Die peifimiFifae @timms
zines prOpbeten iber feline eiseue
Naiie.
Washington Journal., 1914-11-28

Cine mertipiirbiee grIdeinung
Der pFpreuBif9en &iiite bilben bic
foaenonnten glebrungen, fdmale
aoubtreifen, ipel9e bic tiefen 8ud>
ten Der Office burdIdneibeu unO
snifnen Der Noeotmiinbung uno
pilou bic nfrii9e Hebrung", Spis
fden Der IamIGnbif9en 4iifte obers
haIb bon RDniesberg unb Msmel,
faft qana n0rbli9 itrei9en6, bic rtus
Ride Hebune~ bilben. 60 Iiegen
spii6en benz sigentIi9en 8itenfsit-
ionbe unb Der Dorgelaeertsn Rsbs
rune breite binnenIesartige @afers
beden, bas frif9e unb bos turif4e
6off oenannt. 9ieIe Nebrungen
Boben fi9 Dffsnbar om S9lufe Der
Gisaeit unter AnIebnuns on einige
tomoIs bOrbanbene SnfeIn gebiIOet.
On ein3elnen Puntten Der Rebrung,
ramentli9 BEL Der paIennrtig aus.
Der umliegenben Sonopifte berbors
yoeen6en 9anbi9aft I'm Roiitten,
lam man ben aIten SnieI9aratter
nod erfennen. On Der fdmalten
Gteae 1T bic Nebrung nur u Rilo=
meter brett. 9ier lam man bas
feIt1ame YbGnomen Der 9iinenipons
berung nod erbIiden. 9ie 9ineu,
bobe Gonbberge, iponbern unter Der
Ginpirtung bes Minbss unb bes
Geeiturmes Inngiam porpdrts unb
Washington Journal., 1914-11-28

ma9te bic Nanbbemertung: Scr
|@bef oes @eneraltabes min pobl cine
SuBartiqerie CUR 5%eiOtruppe ma9en9"
|S9lieffen aber feBte einfa9 uno tlar
nie Nntpprt barunter: rMlerDings".
Als etpas 10 u~nerb0rtes er59ien es
'clfo 0amals, baB Die Subartiuerie
eirett unter Die 5elbtruppen eingereiht
perben iolte.
unO Oemielben MiOerftanO ME i'm
!Griegsminiiterium besegnete S4liefs
ftn bel ben Sruppen ielbit. Die Telo=
artilerie fab anfanes nit lauren
Mienen gu, baB Die 5uBortiIerie, Die
man bisber als narme @ernanOte" be-
ira4tet bate, ii9 nun audi an Den
ysOedten Slid IeBen unb glei9bere9s
tigt iperben ipllte. Man ipottete Iogar
Iber Die &ameraoen, ole als wreitenoe
8elagerungsartiqeriIter aus Der
Siroe ausoubrehen 0.D6ten. Die ibnen
rie Oamaligen Sbeprien bes JeItungs=
trieges S~ugepieIen batten. Nm
l9ltmm1te1 1ber mar ole M~blebnung
Oiefer HefOrmeN BEL Ser TuBartiuerie
IeIbft, Die ben frif4en 3ug ni9t err
.annte, Der baour9 in tire Moffe gez
bra9t tpurbe. Mr9efi9ts o.e<
Ter uniiberpin0li9 f9einenben 9in<
cerniRe duBerte bamals @4Iie<
zen ppbl feIbft: sd psib
ni9t, Db mir uns geseniiber oiefem
dngemeinen @iberiuno auf benz ri9s
tigen Mese befinOsn". dber iein eiier<
ner MiIe eslubmte bod ni4t, uno
70 purOen ole S9pierigfeiten na4
uno na9 iiberpunOen, Bis bic i9pere
Grtiaerie in Die Heiben Der TeIotrups
pen eintrat.
Washington Journal., 1914-11-28
Die anOeIIabHG6e 1Ralfe.
t~lrteile OOn GnsIan6ern iiber Sic Gmtar-
tnng i6rer NatiDu.

gs fdat ni9t f9per, tamentIi9
aus Der Gr5tli9en 2iteratur Stimmen
BON nambaften DISQUALIFICATION gu
iammeln, Die gu einsm re1t ungiin=
itigen l1rteil uber ole @oltstraft ibrer
eigenen NatiOn eelangt iinb uno ges
tabe5u BON elmer @ntartung fpre9en.
giedt bemertenspert tit cine Iol9e
@uffdfung, BET Der insbefOnOere Der
engli19e SolOat nett inter Den franz
SDIil9en geItelt miro. @s pirO auf
ole bdufis tp%ieoerboIte NnIidt 8eaus
9enommen, 0aB bic 9roBen ltebenoen
9eere cine @eFlbr fir bic 3utunft
Ger 0Dlter oes feltldnoiI9en europa
ireroen piirben, ba Der angeltrengte
0ienIt bieIe Der trdftigiten uno tOr>
perli9 bontommenitep Mdnner ppn
ner 3eugung ben Na9tommen auriidz
baIte, unb oas gerobe in einem Mlter,
in Dem tie our grfilung Oieier
Yfli9t am meiIten geeignet pdren.
Snfolgebe1en blieben rur Die tleine@
rem unb i9pd9eren MGnner iibrig,
INN benz 6tuat feline 5utiinftigen
9iirger gu eeben. Sn Deuti4lon0 bat
oieTe Bel Der berbdltnismdBig furaen
9ienItpfli9t Siemli9 tDri9fe Mleis
ning ipobI ME ernite 8erfedter ges
Washington Journal., 1914-11-28

.ie elm podpferb pro gstubron Mos
terial fir swei 9on5enbOcte. MouIe
man obsr jeosr Gsto6ron apei Salt
boote mitgeten, 70 pdren baou pro
Regiment at 5 Gstaoronen 20 Mann
unb 35 pferOe sr~FOroerIi4. Sir
bunoert &eiterregimenter pdren cts
fDrberli& 1000 Mann uno $500
pferbe. SOmit bot 9eutI9Iunb ieBt
.bur9 GinfIbrung Ser 2an8enbCote
prafti59ere 8Oote, ober ss bat audi
auF einen S9log burd 5Ortfdlen
Der Jabrer, 8egleiter unO 3u9pferoe
Obne Soften unb fir Oe%nIelben uns
ter9oIt cine gauge triegstcrte RoOaIs
Ierie ssDibiIion mebr uno Obenbrein
nod 1900 pferbe iibrig.
Washington Journal., 1914-11-28
8uei DerbunOeue aan8eubOOte.

spei Minuten NIT elmer paFerOi9teu
Ollie aus imprGgniertem Segeltuf)
iberfponnt, unO bos Boot 1T &c,
brouatsfertig. Meitere 21n3en tper=
Sen 0ur9 penige @riffe in &ursr
umqefpanoelt. Oos &uberbIatt fam,
3uTammengerolt, lei9t in bic SaT4c
qeitedt peroen. Dte @erbin6ungs'
teiIe unb @srl9Iufe gum Nufitellen
oes @erippes nebit NuberbIdttern ipies
gen an 20 Rilo, bic @tessItu9biiuen
IL RiIp, olfo suiommen 80 &ilo.
90 tDnneu Iei9t auf einem 9dno=
pferO oie Materialteile fir apei Boo
te perpadt tper6en.
Washington Journal., 1914-11-28

@uHif9e @sfangene tpurOen GEE
fragt, 70 beri9tet Die rS9lei. 3tg.",
bur pel9en Sruppengdttungen fie Die
.aeiite Nngit boben. prompt = bod
etenfO rdtIelbaft antpOrtet elm beIler
BurTHe: r0pr pruB nit Brett uno
pruB nit Rartoffel!" MIlgemeineS
Gtuunen unO 6ragen. GnoIid Die
S0iung: npruB nit Brett" beoeutet
lllon oman oente on bic 9elmform)
uno npruB nit &artoffeI" Mrs
tilleriit. (Os preuBif@e ArtiIIerie
trdgt 9elme nit Rugel duf Der
SpiBe.)
8erliner 8lGtter beri9ten iiber ote
ipunberbore 9eiluhg elmer iebr i9tpez
I'm @erlpun0ung. 2eutnant Bdbr
bonn AZ. Snfanterie>R egiment tpuroe
Eel ct. Quentin 0ur9 einen &opfs
fduB I9tper bernunoet. Der @9uB
fat ben Rcpf ppm Baden Biz gum
linfen Muge 0ur9bobrt. Qeatnant
9a9r tpurGe erft 25 Gtunoen mad
gel @4Ia9t BON ben Gamaritern
a%ufaefunoen; man bielt i'm fir tot.
Die Granftireurs botten ibn DO[ls
FGn0ig ousgeroubt. @r pur0e oann
in sic 8erliner Gbarite gebra9t ultO
befinoet fi9 oprt isBt auf benz Mes
ee Ser 8eRerung; er miro fO9dr felo'
O%ienffdbig bleiben.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-04-28
S168,081 PLEDGED
FOR NEW Y. M. c. A.
Waynesboro Gives $3.50 For
Every Man, Woman and Child
in Borough

On the 18th Of April Waynesboro,
a town of 10000 people in Franklin
county, this State, undertook to raise
in six days $150,00O with which to
erect and equip a new Young Mems
Christian Association building and
provide endowment for the same. The
campaign was in charge of f. j. Hook
sylvania State Young Mems Christian
Association with offices in the Calder
building. d. NJ. Wertz, one of the
largest fruit growers in Franklin
county, had made an initial gift of
$4,000 on condition that the citizens
of Waynesboro would raise 100000
more The campaign closed Friday
evening on schedule time with $685.
081.67 pledged. When 1t is considered
that this Is $3.50 for every man,
woman and child in the entire COM
munity 1t will be noted what a re-
markable campaign 1t was. There
were 2,646 subscriptions or an average
of nearly $65 per person.
J. B. Carruthers, State secretary
of Pennsylvania, who was present at
the last meeting, declared that this
was the greatest demonstration he had
ever seen for town the size OF
Waynesboro. The executive commit
tee in charge of the campaign was
composed Of the following prominent
Waynesboro citizens: J. II. Stoner.
chairman; ]. G. Benedict, ]. e. Frantz,
A. o. Frick, d. NJ. Good, p. ID.
Hoover, M. D., w. J. c. Jacobs, ID. L.
Miller, w. I. Omwake. d. B. Snively.
ID. d. s.. d. M. Wertz. I. e. Yost ]. E.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-04-28
BRIEFS OPPOSING
INCREASE FILED
Arguments in Railroad Rate Case
Resumed in Washington
Today
By dstocidted Prass

Washington, D. c.. April 28.-Briefs
in opposition to an increase in freight
rates asked for by the eastern rail-
roads were to-day filed with the Inter-
state Commerce Commission on behalf
of the Pittsburgh Coal Company, the
New Pittsburgh Coal Company and
the State Railroad Commissions in the
eastern classification territory when
arguments in the case were resumed
to- day.
Clifford Thorne, in his brief for the
railroad commissions, urged that the
net operating income for the carriers
involved was greater during the past
four years than for any similar period
in their history: that net earnings dur
ing the last f1ve-year period were
greater than during the preceding five
years and those for 1918 greater than
the average for either of those five
year periods. He urged also that the
future would develop further econo-
mics, inventions and improvements
which would have the effect of further
augmenting carriers revenues.
Keep On Increasing
Answering statements attributed to
the carriers that their bonds are not
attractive to capital, Mr.. Thorne as
serts that they average higher than
any other class of market securities
except government bonds and that the
railroads credit is equal to or better
than that of any other class of busi-
ness or industrial companies. He
added that if the commission denies
the proposed increase the prosperity
of the carriers "is bound to keep on
increasing, just as 1t has in the past"
The brief of the coal companies as
serts that exports of the carriers show
that gross and net returns for 1913,
particularly for the coal-carrying
roads, are more satisfactory than they
have been in the past. The situation,
1t Is declared. calls for an adjustment
of rates as between traffic and locali-
ties unless what the traffic will bear"
and the value of the service to the
shipper" as determined by the inter-
ested carriers are to continue for the
future. The brief asserts that mine
products, including coal. now bear
more than their share of the trans
portation burden and adds that the
profits earned by the roads on coal
range from 100 to 800 per cent,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-04-28
PALMER'S BILIINGSGATE
DISGUSTING DEMOCRATS
SPteid' t6 The Telegraph


Media, April 2s.--A. Mitchell Pal
mer, in the opinion of hundreds of
Democrats, has entirely lost his head.
His fulsome laudation of Mccormick.
coupled with his ward-heeler attacks
upon the State administration, have
disgusted hundreds of voters in his
own party. Boosting Mccormick last
night. he said:
Three days after the inauguration
I want to visit Harrisburg and see the
trailing, Shiny exodus of the men for
saking the wasteful jobs and watch
the thugs and crooks going to the sta
ton. There will be enough to fill a
special train of three cars to take
them to Philadelphia, where they be-
long.
II want to give Mccormick a little
advice. He should load the crew off
to Mexico to stop the bullets There
are enough of them to carry on the
war"
1t is believed that Palmer already
sees the finish Of his political dreams
and is bitter.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-04-28
MORE REPUBLICANS
THAN DEMOCRATS
[Continued from First Page. I

are in sharp contrast with the padded
returns of the Patriot The Patriot,
in order to attempt to fool voters into
believing in the popularity of Demo-
cratic canditions, reported total
Democratic enrolment of Ais.
The actual returns show that the
Patriot padded it's figures by adding
to the totals phantom Democrats to
the number of 1892, without going
even to the old-time experient of
counting tombstones in the cemeteries.
The Patriot just threw in 1.192 for
good measure. and at the same time
artlessly subtracted 200 votes from the
Republican totals and added 100 to
the Washington totals 1t was a fla
grant fraud, stupidity attempted.
Tomorrow will be registration day
in Harrisburg. 1t is expected that a
sufficient number of Republicans will
register to give the city showing as
excellent as has been made In the
county. Voters who were not regis
tered last Fall. who have changed
residence or who wish to change their
party Affiliations must do so tomorrow
or lose their vote.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-04-28
Many Recoveries
From Lung Trouble

Eckmans Alternative has restored to
health many sufferers from lung trou-
ble Read what it did in this case-
Wilmington, Del.
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My physician, a leading practitioner,
said that 1t vas lung trouble. got
plncott's Department Store, Whining
ton, Del, recommended Eckman's AL
terative that had done great good. I
begain taking it at once. I continued
faithfully, using no other remedy, and
finally noticed the clearing of the
lungs. ] now have no trouble with
my lungs. I firmly believe Eckman's
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ated.)
tAffdaviD JAS. SQUIRES.
Eckmans Alternative is most effica-
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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-04-28

| 1t was he that discovered that his en-
tire family had been burned to death.
The houses were located just oppo-
site the Catholic church. on the out
skirts of the town. When the fire was
discovered the flames had spread over,
the entire first 1co- and within a few
moments the entire building was a.
mass of flames.
Family i'm Bed
Mrs. Warner and the two youngest
children occupied the front room on
the second floor. while the other two
children slept in the rear room The
home was 2 u STORY frame structure
and it burned like tinder
The neighbors who rushed to the
scene at first believed that Mrs. Var
ner and the children had escaped from
the building. but the husband soon
found that they had been cremated.
The awful blow temporarily deranged
him and four men were forced to hold
him when he endeavored to rush into
the seething mass of flame to join his
loved ones.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-04-28
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home and found out for yourself how
efficacious it is. you can get the full
size package at any drug store for 30
cents. Every day you suffer after
reading this notice you suffer need
lessly. Simply fill out free coupon
and mail TO-DAY.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-04-28
TO ToConstipated
Office Workers
Take Lax Links

thousands of office workers-book-
Keepers stenographers, clerks and
others, whose steady inside employ
ment gives them little time for exer-
cise--often complain of headaches and
consultation. To, all such, dainty Lax
exqulsitely fiayored with the oil Of
spearmint, is like a true friend. With
out gripping or pain, they keep your
ooweis aobos open, thus preventing head
sscnes. They do not contain any habit
forming or dangerous drugs, and do
more than anything else to restore the
iiver and bowels to their normal con-
ahItioh. as they are mild, but sure in
.nelr actlon, they are recommended by
pnysicians for children, invalids and
old foiks. Keep a box in your pocket.
Soid by All druggists. 1oc and CSC
salicine Co.. Philadelphia. pA'' nofo
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-04-28

county, summoned from Huntingdon
to-day, began a search for the two
unidentified men last seen coming
from the Warner home. From the
condition of the bodies 1t could not be
learned whether the victims had been
killed before the house was fired. Var
ner thinks the men were burglars and
entered the house to obtain $3.50 which
he had there. Neighbors who saw the
men running away from the Warner
home are unable to give accurate de-
scriptions of them.
In addition to destroying the Warner
home the fire also destroyed the home
of Joseph Mallot. which adjoined.
Peter Warner has charge of night
shift at the brick works at Mount
Union. located about q mile away from
his home. About 1890 o'clock last
night he noticed fierce glare in the
sky and at once started for home on
run. When he arrived there neigh
bors were carrying stuff from the NAL
lot home, while his home was in ruins.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-04-28
JUDGE FOR YOURSELF
Which LIS Better-Try an Experiment
or Profit by Harrisburg
Citizens Experience?

Something new is an experiment.
Must be proved to be as represented.
The statement Of a manufacturer is
not convincing proof of merit.
But the endorsement of friends is.
Now supposing you had a bad back,
A lame. weak, or aching one,
Would you experiment on it?
You will read of many so-called
cures.
Endorsed by strangers from far
away places.
It's different when the endorsement
comes from home.
Easy to prove local testimony,
Read this Harrisburg case:
R. L. Boyer, barber 587 Showers
street, Harrisburg, Pa, says: "I have
not been bothered by any Of the symp-
toms of kidney trouble since I was
cured by Doan's Kidney Pills. 1t gives
me pleasure to confirm my previous
statements, recommending this good
remedy"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster-Milburn Co, Buffalo.
New York. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-an
take no other.-Advertisem
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-04-28
Extra Values LINENS

Beck ]. j. Oller and Val Smith. In
addition to this there were twelve
captains as follows: j. G.. Corbett
II. c. Gordon, j. b. Long, J. A. Mid
DOVER NJ. T. Brown, II. e. D. Grey,
W. L. Minick, J. F. Shank. r. r. Ar
thur, S. e. Dubbel, X. G. Potter and
Daniel Rinehart. These captains led
teams of twelve men each; a complete
organization Of about 100 citizens.