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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-08-07
Nnmmer 43
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-08-07
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Nie Brifrdr-@abl ooriiber lutb ser
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BON gtetp Snbet, io,pie @biu. Seill.
letn ltmb ssrmt Geo. ssor0an.
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slatto, 5irn 9eIlpd BON 2oaiis Dds.
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0rl &rbn &nMl lnr6 @ottin.
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ereYden in ser 2tttIc @craer gtadA-
hauidoft.
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soitiS, fanten am lester Santstog
lter on, oltf tGllperen 8efipd bei If.
rem Sdaposer, Senrb @einIairo ilno
6nniIic.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-08-07
9tr Sfgim Deg gOlftrfrieges.
nber GnrOpa's itc1cn inter @aficn.
Seutdlanb i'm ariese seseu &nflanb, aaanfredJ
Gnglanb mno gelsien.

init 9lGnen, oic bie gselt tidt
ipiiien ioa ltn0 ielbit na6oenl
8il6elm 2. linn cine 6riIt itellt,
tdBt er oie Sriit beritreiden, mel.
/ gert iid, Ser @eIt flluo at tbun,
cegen lpeH Die ruIIiid)e @obiIilier.
ung geridtet lit, rno giebt Dem @e.
Ionoten bes 0eutIden Geides feirren
&eiiepaB. ENGLAND, sum epiten mai
I Ii6 on Sen SGul6igen tpenoeno,
beaniibt iiA gdfolaus feline Gerallts
portllng fir 6ie utalts6leibIi6en
GreigniiIe por5ltboIten ltn6 ibn lnrt.
3ltItinruen. Ger 9feliBenfaiier if
llrlEbeligionL itn0 @ilheIm lit ge.
8mungen Srieg SIT erfldren. Stall.
en- erfldrt iidy neutral, 0eiterrei9
DeiB, boB es gegct Serbien uno
&ubloro finpfen nuB, 0elttidy-
lonO, 0oB es no0 oret 6ronten &rieg
fiibren mitB, hod) Often, gegcn @itb-
Ian6, nodl 8elten gegen 6ronfreif
Semi in 6roltfrei@ Iooert ser 0ert-
ifenflaB bell ollf una nn6 8or0en
limo 0orStpcIten gegen glp9lanO.
9eridte bon 6ranfreih, 9eIgien
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enporten, 90 Die &obel 6ltrhidnit-
ten iiir6 imo 6ie nteiiten 9cri6te
ii6er oaS feinOlide 2on6on geben.
8ei Spa IN 8elgien ioll es 3lpi.
idlen 8elgiern uno 9eutiderp om
@itttuod 5u einem beftiaen 3uiam.
memitoB 9efonuuen iein nobel anae6.
lib elm GaiBersug nit bentihen
Srltppcn in sic 9uft geiprergt ipurs
Gc.
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ouf Ser 9toroIee cine gctpoltige See
idlGoft geI1loaen iunr6e nobel 6rei
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qehobrt tpltr6en.
01 sic Gnbelperbiil6lnpq nut hen
@ereilligten Stonten 5erit6rt lit,
nliiiier BON lett an oI(e gfoAriften
tom SriegsidjonpIoB ober aus
7eutidIalp0 iiber ictltOIi6e Climber, 7
9fuBfnnS I'M Often, 6rohtreid inn
gaeiitn np0 Glrafon6 i'm 9soroen,
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3enioren perScn ipdtiirIid naFiir for
zen otB oe,otitbe Sieaesnodridten
>er 9luberueIt porentbaIten bleiben,
Ras nber nitr gegert Geutidlaa6
entitellt, oltfaebouidlt
.ritlttrfen uno erlogen perOen fam,
pir6 natiirIi6 IN Ser 9on5en gSelt
,erbreitet. gfus oieiem @riutbe iinb
int @eIolnlgeal bonn &riegsihaltpfat
lnit Gorliht ailSilnehn1elt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-08-07
Sat Gner Sinh gBiirlnrr?

Die ntei1telp Gifi6er boben beleg-
te 3iinge, itarfer sltbent Ma9en.
tueb, &iit9e inter Sen slitgen, bIei-
DE lipo gefbIide Sarbe, i,erb5s,
eerei3t 36bnefririhen, @aI5en I'M
Sdlaf, eigenartige Srtinme, dIles
sas bebeiptet, SaB bas aino @iir.
rner bat. SoIt gIeid cine SdnfteI
aifapoo @uftrt6oter. Gootet sic
@iirner, uRb briit9t ite ourdl Slb-
fiibren aus hen 9orper. sSSn gaa0p.
Sour iuo Ieidt 81, nebmen. 25c.
BET gurem atpotbefer. (9tbb.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-08-07

Nd6reltS eirres strcites in
Srnnt SlmrGn'& 9feIialiration itt
9dnioS Giitp griffelt an N}ittipod) teb.
Ter 8otc 0ie Grlrtearbeiter 2orfin
sc GIipDolt, 81 Sabre alt irio BON
GDerrpnolc, aapios, lnpo 1m, 8.
!g3oorc, 90 esobre aIt mo pon49eu.
toll. @lpolat6, sen Srorto al itipo
0eriel6e bradlte GIipbort mebrere
iiber Gelt anpf bei, Gin
5Sren1oer elite SnnrSo 5it Silfe np6
id)ob aitf Glipbaitt mt0 0toore, no.
rari ber llnGefatmGte ipitrlos Ders
idapollN. Slipl)orf lupo Moore Ell.
lo8eu isrit eiltigeh 3gp1eif itn
gglupoet lupo Sipurbo ipltr6e perf,ois
tet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-08-07

Ser 9aQ, ipel6er ant pepgangenen
SonrStoyL in Straihler's @rope, BON
ser 6irit Greet SSintior 9alr0 gege.
Zen tplir6e, erfreilte iid) iebr adblrei'
toen 8eiudS imb mar in ieher Sim
iitht ein grfolg
Sermonn gfa9el mar uprtiae @ote
bier, im nod, ieilten SamrliittereIien
at ieben, iotpie and itm einige Ser.
beiierltngen 5it MADDEN.
Senrp 9raapbt, aus Ser Hdbc bon
Coles Greet, inro gSm, Souoon bon
bier, lpdret on LECTION Soltntag, be-
iltdls,peiie, BEL Senrp @einlolpo,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-08-07

gerfe6r beS Staates fit6rt. Ger
@eg iuelher Oen Iarilfer sic heitem
Mdrfte oes 9onNcs SIT crreidlat er-
lnoaIidlt; Scr @cg ser bun0ert Sau.
i3iite ION Golldtts eripart III Ger
slblicierltng uon g&cb inro gSerlft
oat @eDidt 6e&ipIbelt; Der 29eg. Str
rie S|Ofiet oe$ lratk&prta pernln0ert
ga no 0ieie an 0eS 8ro6lBenteir
I4iire be9ilnen; Ser 8eq, ser 6as
2ebeIl lit eilpen @cnlcimueIen mora.
lid, biirgerIid lny0 fonlmer5ie[I Der.
taiiert."
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len uir fuutOerte iuo bilnSerte BON
0leiIen @laraOanl+Strnben itno Der.
6eiIerten tmrenbe utp0 obertauIeltoe
WaeiIen BON Gr6ipegen 8ir babem
quite luio ihledte grplpege. SdIefD.
te @ege iiib eine sIlts- irlo quite
gSege cine 9lnGoge. 80 Bro8ertt Der
@eae i'm Stante itto ser 9Sation iilpO
Gubiuege ino lper6en es nod t1ad
eiiran bolben SsabrbintOert iein. 9ie
@u0ipege itilo besbaIb Die ipidytigitsn
bon alGen @eger, neil iie gleita
sSiilJlfGben inns l1p0lide 2ebem reiben
lmO altf ole Groolrfte, Die Saiipt-
obert aes Staates, beforoert iuero.ar
ntiiiien. @ir folarem rif)t alle
@ege 5at Observation-Disclosures madan
aber mir fonnen nlle mtedJten grb-
mcgee 5lt gilteit nrnheit.4
.Maiiouri bot 63,37o 0ieilen III.
oerbeiierter, 54,264 @eilen perbei.
ierte Grbtpege iurb 6,507 Wteilelt aus
Sies, @taca0am llnb Sulpo, SboR
lnlo @aitendbfaII 9eboltte @ege ooer
lire Sotul Oeeileilsobl bon rltllo
$4,000. 3ebn Saipien6 @ieilen oie.
'cr 8ege befanrt als Sitter4GollntD
5igbtpaps ,per6en regeImabig oon
5toote gro6iert."
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INF 0en 2alpSItrober arbeiten oainit
litdy nift oos @eriltgite BON Dem
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yebe. @iiioltri bat Ia oieier groBen
nterlrationalen gerbeiieriutg ben
Sseg gebobnt, ser nit Der 3eit ale
lttteruebmen su @rfoIg fiibrem miro.
8ltte @ege iper6en beifere Sdiplen,
eIIeren 2on0bmt, beiieres @eritei'i.
,alets beIIeren Sotpbel into beiiere
;ipiIiiotion sur SoIge bnbem.
@eseidnet,
elliott @aior,
@oiiperIteur.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-08-07

slboiritirt oiif bas Sermanner
goIfsbIott.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-08-07
gili6s nno peritOpft.

9ophneb, fdIcdter sttbem ioii.
rer Iaaen belegte 3unge unb linz
oerboiiIibfeit bebeltetL ooB 2eber
iupo Gilteeipeioen ,peritopft iiiob.
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25c. SIaide bon Or. Sings SEEM
2ife &ills unb Ieert Iageil uno
girpgepeiben oils BON sen @as. mr6
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rem apotbefer. 9nfIen's slririco
Sarbe Fir 8ponopunben. (st6p,)
sGbolritirt aiif bas Sermanner
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-08-07

(. 8er cine offelrtlidp geriteiae-
ring gu peraritaIten sebeitft. ioIIte
iidJ Die 9iertite 6es befaniiter glu.
tionatorS. q. O. 9elieriberaer. 0tor.
riion, Mo. iidern. 0erielbe lit sis-
rerIdiiie ,u,b erfdbreu.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-12-08
TUNIS AGAIN SELECTED
Eighth Nomination for President O.
Hook and Ladder Company

William S. Tunis was nominated
for president of the Mt. Vernon Hook
and Ladder Company, for the coming
year, at a meeting held last night. The
large hook and ladder of the Harris
burg fire department was named after
Mr.. Tunis who had no opposition fol
the office of president, which he has
held for the last seven years.
The other nominees are: H. D
Hilton, vice president; Charles H
Hilton, recording secretary; Robert
II. Hughes, financial secretary; Will
liam G. Etter, treasurer; Stephen Bit.
ner, foreman; H. j. Seabolt, assist
ant foreman; Dewitt Franklin, hose
director; William S. Tunis, Robert H.
Hughes and Stephen Bitner, trustees
Dewitt Franklin, Martin J. Gastrock
Joseph Connolly, H. d. Hilton and II
Q. Black, delegates to Firemen s
Union, (three to be voted for): De.
Witt Franklin, delegate to Firemep s
Relief; William II. Schamp, delegate
to State Firemen's convention. and
Stephen Bitner, alternate.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-12-08
LEGISLATIVE session TO
Be BRIEF. ASSERTS CROW
Republican Leader Looks For An Ad-
journment By April 15 at Latest
Says He Knows Nothing About
Brumbaugh's Cabinet Selections

William L. Grow, Senator from the
Fayette district and chairman of the
Republican State committee, was at
the Capitol to-day ON legal business in
the Auditor Generals Department and
looking over matters pertaining to the
meeting of the Legislature in January
when he will be the recognized leader
on the floor of the Senate. Senator
Crow is feeling exceedingly happy over
the result of the last election and his
dual victory in State and Senatorial
district, was the cause of muclr con-
graduation FROM a large number of
callers who met him in Senate Librar-
ian Millers private room.
"I am much gratifed over the re-
suit in my Senatorial DISTRICT said
Senator Crow, "for the reason that
was fought more bitterly than ever
for reelection, but | can always fight
better when l have hard fight on
hand, and my friends stood by me and
l won. We had one of the bitterest
State contests ever waged, but cam
paign of abuse never wins, and we
showed that we still have the thinking
people with us.
Senator Crow said the legislative
session will be short and business like.
~ believe it will not last longer than
some date in April" he said, "pos-
sibly only to April 1st and certainly
not longer than April Is. 1t will be a
business session, and we will carry out
all of the legislation pledged in the
Republican party platform. This carry
ing out of the platform proposition
will be done in a business like manner,
for we propose to show the people that
we will carry out our pl"dges.'
Regarding the personnel of Govern
or Brulnbaugh's s cabinet, Senator Crow
said he knows nothing whatever.
81 have no knowledge of whom
Governor Brumbaugh proposes to Sc
lect,' said Senator Crow, "but l am
quite sure they will be men well quail
fed and acceptable to the people"
While here Chairman Crow had a
conference with Secretary w. Harry
Baker, of the Senate, on matters re-
lating to the opening of the legislative
session.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-12-08
electric RED CROSS WILL
AID IN sale OF Seals
Planned to Dispose of 10000 of the
Anti-tuberculosis Stickers Among
the Children of the Schools-Boy
Scouts to Give Assistance

Within few days big Electrically
hghted Red Cross will be erected over
Market street, just east of the square,
to call attention to the 1914 Christ.
mas seal sale. The cross which will be
composed of scores of red-bulbed lights
wiA be raised by the Harrisburg Light
and Power Company. The plan was
followed last season, and when the
1914 seal campaign was inaugurated.
John Fox. Weiss, chairman of the gen.
eral committee, got assurances from C..
NJ. K8ltwasser, of the electric com
pany, that the cross would be raised
again this week.
At least $4,000 seals will be dis
trfbuted among the schools of the city
under the direction of DIR. T.. K. Phil
lips, the chairman Of the school SUBJ
committee. The days set apart for the
sale of the seals among the pupils alone
will be December 16, IT and IS. and
on December 10 the sllotments of the
stamps will be taken around to the
various buildings by the Boy Scouts.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-12-08
PLAN CHRISTMAS Tree
Celebration IN LEMOYNE
All of the Business Men of the West
Shore Town Are Cooperating So as
to Make 1t Great Success-AI
Printing Matter Donated

A meeting was held last evening in
the Lemoyne school building to com.
plete the arrangements for the erection
of a Community Christmas Tree, "
which will be the first celebration of
its kind in Lemoyne's history. AL
though the rainy weather made it i'm
possible for many to attend it did not
effect the spirits of those present.
Business men offered their aid in
carrying out the plans which had been
arranged before the meeting was call.
ed. The big twenty five foot tree that
will be used was presented by Mr..
Cocklin, of Bowmansdale, with the pro-
vision that some person haul the tree
from Bowmansdale TO Lemoyne. S. j.
Jennings offered to carry out this pro-
vision. All of the printing matter
which will be used for the celebration
has been donated by Elmer Mills.
The 800 electric lights with which
the tree will be Illuminated were loan.
ed by c. H. Bishop, of the United Elec.
tric Company, while the wire sockets
and other necessities will be loaned
by J. S. Musser of the Dauphin Flee
trio Company. The town council will
pay the costs of the electricity and
labor in erecting the tree. The Le-
moyne band has volunteered to play
free of charge.
The plan of distributing gifts to the
children between the ages of / and
IL years, of Lemoyne, has been ex-
tended so as to include the children
of Washington Heights, and as the
result about 600 will receive gifts. A
subscription list has already been
started to provide for these presents.
W. C. Bowman acted as chairman of
the meeting After plans were dis
cussed the following committees were
appointed:
Executive-W. c. Bowman, chair
man; S. j. Jennings, w. d. Mumma,
Earl VI. Baker, Mrs. E. s. Everhart,
Mrs. McCombs, Miss Ruth Reeser, Mrs.
Lightner, C. l.. Eby.
Music-Mr. May, Raymond Sawyer,
William Kimmel, l.. +. Baker.
A union meeting of the executive
and music committees will be held at
the school building this evening.
This movement which promises to
give Lemoyne its greatest Christmas
celebration is the first civic work to
be undertaken in the town and has
received such support that everything
bids fair for the organization of both
a civic club and a teachers as
sociation in the near future,
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-12-08
HEPTASOPHS ELECT OFFICERS
Meeting Attended by Many Out o
Town ConclaYes

Dauphin Conclave, No. 96, Improved
Order of Heptasophs, held meeting
last night at their headquarters, 321
Market street. The meeting was at.
tended by eonclaves from Steelton,
East Harrisburg, Paxtang, Camp Cur
tin, New Cumberland, Marysville and
West Fairview. The following officers
were elected for the coming year:
Past archon, J. A. Bateman; arehon.
+. H. Seidler; provost, w. II. Weilman !;
prelate, A. G. Geiman; secretary, Philip
German; fnancier. n. A. WaImer:
treasurer, L. o. Phillips; inspector, c.
G. Hair; warden, J. H. Heverling; sem
tinel, Robert Zimmerman; trustee, w.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-12-08
Receiver Denied for Rock Island

New York, Dec. S.-Supreme Court
Justice Pendleton denied yesterday the
application of Horace l.. Brand, of Chi
eago, for the appointment of tenn
porary receiver of the Chicago, Rock
Island & Pacific Company to intervene
in the foreclosure proceedings against
the railroad now pending in the Federal
courts.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-12-08
ELECTS OFFICERS FOR NEW YEAR
Post 116 Again Selects DR.. william r
Bishop for Commander

The results of the election of officers
of Post 116, G. A. R., which was held
Saturday at headquarters, 303-305 Kin.
nard's Hall, on Broad street, are as
follows:
Commander, DR.. William T. Bishop,
for the sixth consecutive term; senior
vice commander, George L. Sellers: iu.
nlor vice commander, J. R. Miller;
chaplain, Isaac Haifeigh; surgeon, q.
I. Baltoser; officer of the day, Robert
Dougherty; officer of the guard, Frank.
lin Lantz; trustee, George w. Wolford.
Representation to department en-.
campment to be held at Easton june
15, were also elected. They are George
Ia Sellers and Isaac Haifeigh.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-12-08
Suspend Higher Reicing CHARGE

Washington, Dec. S.-Proposed in
creased charges for reicing of shipments
of butter, eggs and other perishable
freight moving under refrigeration
from points in the East and Middle
West to destinations in the North Pa
cifie States yesterday were suspended
by the Interstate Commerce Commission
until June 20, pending investigation.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-12-08
Hunting Butter Randits

Valparaiso, Ind. Dec S.-A Sher.
ifs posse is searching the COUNTRYSIDE
for five bandits who robbed a Grand
Trunk freight train of thirty-six tubs
of butter late Sunday pieht The train
became disabled and while it was stop
ped two masked men covered the engi-
neer and conductor with revolvers. at
the same time three other men broke
open car, loaaCd the butter on auto.
mobiles and fed,
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-12-08
FOR RENT
Death and Obituary
CARD OF THANKS

We desire in this public way 10 thank
all friends and neighbors who kindly
rendered assistance in our bereavement
son. Herman kaufman. on December 1.
1s14-Mrs- Herman kaufman and his
parents. NJ. and Mrs. George Kaufman.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-12-08
Injured Lucknow Citizen in Hospital

CALVIN Harner, of Lucknow, who was
injured November 19 when he was
struck by a motor truck at Cameron
and Market streets, applied for treat
ment at the Harrisburg hospital this
morning. An X-rsy examination was
made this afternoon 70 determine if his
right foot was fractured.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-12-08
Chicago Lives ock Market

Chicago. Dec. s.-Hogs-Receipts,
1900; strong. Bulk, e.75T7.S5: Ught
500 a $50; mixed, 655 SIS: heavy 3 s5
qo.3S; rough, 6.s5 q $50; pigs ASA
Cattle-Receipts 1900; firm Christ
5.70G 1870; western, 5'25GS50. cows
and heifers, S.25 S.5S; calves 6.5O@
Sheep-Receipts 10000; strong, Sheen.
S.9eg 5.s9; yearlings, 6.30G 720; lambs
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-12-08
MONEY TO LOAN

LOANS-s5 10 S2vo tof nonest working
people without bank credit at less
than legal rates. payable in install.
msnts TO suit borrowers convenience
COOPERATIVE
Loan and Investment Co.
204 Chestnut Sc
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

PARTY leaving city would like to store
piano with some good family who
would give ii good care for the use OF
II; would prefer to store il with some
one who would buy if the piano was
satisfactory. Address I. J. j., 34O9,
care Star-lndep endent.
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WEATHER PROTECTION

GLASS WINDOWS will be placed il
auto curtains while YOU wait. c. \
FAIR CARRIAGE AND AUTO WORKS
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ALL KINDS OF HAULING

ALL kinds Of hauling, large two-tca
truck. furniture. pianos, freight in
the city and suburbs. Prices reason
able. Picnic and pleasure trips day or
evening. WM. II. DARE 1853 Vernon
ST Bell phone 3517J.
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HELP WANTED-MALE AND FE.
MALE

100 LADIES and gentlemen. to buy a
attached; on weekly payments of csc.
Makes an ideal Xmas present. Send
name and address. No. 340S, care star
independent.
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Lost and Found
FOUND.

FOUND-Don't go anv further, for the
right place is at EGGERT'S Steam
Dyeing and French Cleaning Works,
l245 Market St We deliver and cali
promptly. Both phoneA
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FINANCE
mere FRACTIONS Limit
BOND MARKET DEALINGS
Atchison, Rock Island and Chesapeake
and Ohio Show Slight Gains While
Southern Railway Shows a De-
cline-others Stationary

New York, Dee. S.-Sueh changes
as occurred at the opening of to-day $
bond market were again limited to
mere fractions. Atchison convertibles
of 1917, Rock Island debenuures and
Chesapeake and Ohio convertible is
rose Is and IA, while Southern Rail
way 5s fell S-S. Otherwise prices were
stationary.
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enthusiast at Berlin. The houses there
Nobody ever yet looked for griev-
ances without finding them or fame
ing they did and nobody was ever hap
pier for such finding.
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W. j. wENRICH. $50 Hamilton street.
Furniture, china and piano packing.
shipments looked after a. both ends.
ss2IW
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APARTMENTS FOR RENT

ONE OF the keister apartments. Fifth
and Market streets; I'VE rooms and
bath. Apply II. kEISTER. ground
floor.
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AUTO TRANSFORMATION SCHOOL -
The oldest. best and most reliable au-
tomobile school in the country 4 full
course of practical instructions for sS5.
includins long driving and repairing
lessons. Hundreds OF good-paying po-
sitions are open for competent men,.
Make application now. Easy payments
Open day and evenings. y. Cameron
ST. Bell phone l710.
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Miscellaneous
FURNITURE PACKING

SACKING-A H SHRENK. 1905 North
Sixth street first class packer Of fur
niture. china and bricabrac. Bell phone
s9SW.
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The Harrisburg Polytechnic Dispensary
will be open daily except Sunday at
3 P. m, at its new location, Front and
Harris streets, for the free treatment
Of the worthy poor.