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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-17
Zen 1surencSe Sirfe.

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lin 6erie paa Eugct Smno (rot.
ternc.
EaItor q. Chuitao, Marao.
Saif.. bar 'noct ire Waaneocr2 Sc.
RE, ionl ban uQter AT |tllbruGc pao en-
3ltr iii 9}orle buor ban hor en- oon.
mel Nor. ion han enitcr at ic, mems
hun er iIiuc
Get iioilc al 0e lire Miaiionnr
hiem, bplQet Al A~uin0trne5 lFi4.
iionsiorblmo, or III iUr0iQ "a al
a~ontratteren ~opcrora0et iii Gorblm.
bets &eitureI'e. Ge 10 ii0it iuloisrtc
er enonu life meblere0e, men Oet pil
NOT life, ierenOe DC iaor hiemtommen.
&c NiisiionUrer blir ipr0iQ al lutte
inb.
: o. omfrina ,>rommooo.
Wid,. er Der life ioa ioa uoritc IA.
miller; men alligepcl bar ser life
npret nogen uorit hIiherif Mcniohco.
Scr nogle 0ioane0er iiocn 6eQmote
|oitor Snartemo ira Rhinelanoer.
@is.. al arbeioe iblanot os mc0 Oci
glG0eligc &elultat at pi mi bar or.
aaniieret Mlenigbeo % baa6er hart
at iaa foutnR mo / Zen iorcne0c
norif lltberite STRIFE I Nlmerifu, fri.
res ira Sronlpoo0.
6argo areos bol0t iii 9aar.
msoe / Sellcuoale Meuialeo. Gailor
engerbolms anlo, ira 3oie Ill Ste
SUM. Meoet %begpnote meo SnOpi.
elie al Menigbeoens airte. Eaitor
9. s.. anoerion intimerte. Gr. 4.
81. ailoabl prGoifeoe % uoisrtC
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-17

Snoplcl'en mcb @iltono AZ arcbiens
Vreiter. Eoit. "a. .. 9obl inoIeoct
Nrt AZ Nenigbeocn opitiIIeoe gmne,
Matt. %, IA, aonge'snnens 9rpI.
Inn. 6elgenoe 4,infter opitilIebes
iom Seoetraao for SomtoIen: /.
@rnllnppet. ,. &c Snbbubte. 3.
Ie llopaIgte. gneeIif 8ubstjelreite
holNteS / airfen 9orsoaes Mften.
6rcongS Gftermlooag. iioite Ioo al
Meoet boiotes Der altcraana. Etc.
octa Brett iorrettef. Or. ailbobl
maattc, for at rGffc en- onoen De.
itemnelle, iorlooe Msbct itror eiter
Snon'clIen al airfen. Seloenoe Are.
tier Al arco1en bar tilitebc peo Me,
Oct: Gnacrbolnl, 8. 81. Mnberipn,
I 2. Sobuion, u. 90. 2rnoe % %
9 Gnbl. Wsoet bar oobt belsot
troo5 oct of oct reglict bpcr Ioo I'M.
ser Meoet.
Sanees Spnooc.
ri ct 9rep ira Voitor Sppe.
1oarO AZ 30te S,tni fees, at ban On
bar lpg % iengeIiaeenoe % life bar
iliano I'll at liorette noeet ielp.
Inner en- al De Storme ipm off
oper 2elc al Winneiota / iorrioe Hoe
b!cp airten / Sterool WcniaDeo al
9'ailor NJ. Is. &oniona aolo 'aa
romponerct, at Den life aoht fan re-
porere2 % briil9es i brugbnr Stano
lgierL men irloo ganlte ne0ta0eS on
I'M aIrfe bpaaeS.
Tormonb &anion Triper ira
ariitiania Den tS0c %uni. at ban on
bup0c leet obIfilli9t al Norae. SAP.
Sc purct / G~ronbbienl, Sfien, Wpls,
SoQn % Bergen mes Here Steoer.
On alt tom til at qao ionl tGnft, bill
DC ban tooc pao Siemreiien Den lite
Snli. Gen firfeliae He'tiige berborte
ituloe ppre ira Senoug Den 21oe til
2Soc ,Nhni.
Senbua ben 2Soe Suni laaoeS
Grlnoilencn iii Den me STRIFE / Ri
pcriioc Mcnigbeo, Gaipion Mtinn.
1ortocn M~cniabebcna Trelt, Va'tor
Goitpolo, bar ielgenbc tillieoc: Y. 81.
@orltnO og 8. 90. @ief al $. e,
iomt Is. e. Ireilono al ben Iorereoe
airte. WcniabeocnS Plo'le oeltog
oOioa, ocsiornoen par Der Ell WGng-
DC ,Solt iomlet, ioa oct bar rlgtla ct
Siorlteune.
) r,arael& Meniebeb 10 Mil
in0pclt ira Clarified, Minn., Fo'
itor e :. GaitpolbS aolo, boloteS
Samtalcnnshc ben 19bc 90 20oe
,Nmi. Selocnbc Ere'ier bar tlllteoe:
q. 81. @aritoo, ). 5. Gfac, I. :. %.
peoobl, :. M. @icf pa Steoeta FrcNt.
Mebet oubnebeS meb Frpolfeh al
arcD&iormono Taltor g. 81. Var'tab.
loo Wruno al SefretpreiS 6rnpG'
relic pnIoteS u. 2. Gotten I'll Scfre.
tpr inr Mpoct. Samtolcemnet bar
Voulil3 . 5im. 10, iom inoleoeoes
al Taitor Z. :. Sppeoabl. Weoet
por up0t bcIeot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-17

neooper ain6et og enber peo Sagen.
De nitonrenbe Mapainoionere, iom
Snntineton trai paa unoer fine
Strciftog paa SaIpsei,, ct i ct 90
alt tro aopier al De gamIe Vortrpt.
bitter % rsber olereoe berpeb, at &c
er Gfterfomr,ere al bine beit uooif.
leoe 0runoere al ben gamIe Dllfa.
tan fultur.
Sporleoes ben,te mpgtise aultnr,
Der / uore Gage taller til os no al
&iinoreoer af Hliner, opitoo % gif
tilgrlnoe, - oner Get lieger Der ct
SenmeligHe0ens SIsr, iom Nuti.
Oeits 6orifer life bar %iornaoet at
leite. Wan lar nleilt, at Huinerne
or ira 1000 til 1000 gar genie,
men mo bar inaen belt iifre &oloe-
p,nntter. Get eneiie, ion meo Sif.
fcrbeo fon iaitiiaacs, er, at Dilfa-
tantnltilren nIaa bape naaet i'm
Vlom'tring lpnge isreno Spanierne
tog 2onbet / @~eiiooelie. Mapain-
oionerne, iom Spanierlle ltebte paa,
on De / Vegpnoel'en al bet t6be
Aarbnnore0e fon til 9anoet, bar ct
0olfeipro, uoen SoretagiombeO %
iloen Cans for Srernifriot = altiaa
belt foritlellig ira Den fraitige
&acc, iom / DC iierne Sioer bpggeoe
be DTloise SenlpIer. Wapaerne
eieoe inacli TRADITION og piOite intet
ON Sprin0clien til oell pibunoer-
lige Arfiteftur, ionl pnrgap Dem.
Set er ialbipnlig, at Oenie al,ltlir
bar lloUiflct iig / SegpnoelIen al Dor
SlosreaillnA, % at Norfal0stioeli
begpnote for 1900 eller 1000 Mar
iioen. Sige til "a itob benne Gipi-
iaa bot, at Den finn fan
commentaries meo Den aalnle papp-
bobplonife % arGife. Get pp-
ocllnc aaabeiuloe Mennelfe-
race bar poet, er pon &lnitells %
grfitettllrens Smraabc. Ceres @pg.
ucrfer o. oeres Sfulptl,r itaar life
Tor oct, ion 9Ggppten, Nlp-
riell, &ina eller no9el1 anoen No
ton fpr Ben grGifc flaslilfc BIB bar
irem6roat. Gcslloen bar oc for.
at 6pqgc 1lbnlerfeoe &eie %
Nnn0lc0ninacr. Nnf ct Wepi5 pad
GcreS bic &ultur har hi / Den Ont
itunoi0hcb, at Sc lcueoc lanlnlen /
ltore @ncr nteo fomiprtabelt inore-
oeoe &itie. GnoeliN beuoe be 9ainle
9)catacoS llbpiflet ct eaet Siero9lpf.
% 6eannot at bellutte Ell pir-
felig 9ogitapifriit.
Gnont ufprituoeligere 6liuer oct,
oenrc Hace har llagtet, ilaar ri BIT
lter, at isr &oliunbus' Sio fanotes
Ser life Serilre0ifober / gmerifa.
be fnlloe transporter be
opIbige SO Spo LANCE Stene, %
bpobiluga. Snitrllmenter sc anpenote
til be foritieaioe meget uanifelige.
Irbcioer, oet er % bliper Ell 8aaoe.
9ltfutanflritilren bar better life
Liant rnopt fro nu0re ArIfltrpr.
Zen err ~iioleret oo er belt % boil
Bent DnfntnnS egen. Spao bet er
for en- Srogeoie, Der bar broQt Bette
belt llhuiflebe SSolf, ct al Slotibcns
frenitc, til at lioorte iou iulbitrnbig
o. goo ~tilorurSe, oerom pco ri Tor
Siben abiolilt intet, men set bill
blipe en- al Spgopcrne for Srenlti-
bena Sorifnino at iinhe oct no.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-17

Trit! Sfrip eiter iIluitreret @oa
heisrioenoe Sorbele for Norgcsrei-
icnoe. Gunaro Cine, minneapolis,
Minn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-17
Woteloagem.

Sra Stocfbolm meb0elcs Sen
22oe Sllni: Get 1an1le Enifc ON
at iaa NobeloaQen benlagt iii Cont
meren ipucs MI at ifllllc bli til Sir
feIiabeb, iOet Sagen mi bar paste
ret oQc pebfonmenbe Wpnoigheoer
% er paa Tei iii &enqen. Mt SION,
gen pil aipe i'm Sanftion fan be-
tro9teS iom qipct. Ncbclooaeu blir
berciter iprlte Segnebag / Suni.
Ger pil oltioa life itnbe Steb nogcn
EriSuobelina Tor 1915. Get bar
oltio pGret Speaiferne Ell Sorg at
ltullc mo0tn9c Hobelpristagernc /
Oeu msrfe &intertib, og Sen me
Gr0ninq bill Serior pperalt bIi biliet
meo Silire6Sheb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-17
Gre fsriteHa=ies
Vile meb TO Wars W0rnnti.
IQe meo Sc Iclc SprbeSringcr, % mo "GrtrG Sitbebpr" gratis.

WI #U % FDF6 D3Vt01F"Ht pB MT VLu1 ~8pRVP1 BF"V"'
Tore lan0sGen0e "&usuennen" Spmoliner, iot ri M mart en-
Mennefeoloer bar ienot no til pore Ibonnenter til pengebelpnrenpe Hrler,
III pre lgeiaa lanse, ip ligeiaa goot, let % rotg iom nogen @otln til
bobbet EriS.
Se nge ~Smsuennen" .9!oOeaer sir, bpab man falber "Gonb!e soet
Stltt", &nuoeiing), ct Sting ionl befaar l. at TO Sraaoer trrftes og
tnphes lammen ine Semt, Dpab Der Cir besee Sioer al ssninen ct
trrotg ltoPenoe, eer M. a. o. Ell Sem uben Strange. 9ette Slags Stlng
tan life RIDES op eaer brittle. Set bill bare iaa !Gnse iom oct SeL Oct
er blt Net inb /.
Gm at Se oigtisie Sorbebrinser paa "SmsDenueu"s npe MaItnbooer,
Ct Den eneitaaenbe ale Senieenoer idppmfenoe troaoregulerer (automa'
tic tenlon): Senne @egulerer er onbrast pa So@s Scribe, poor Den
er fnlotanbig uoe al sein oa er in brettet Zig, at ben life bebboer Fas'
ming at nogen @rt ira Den ipenbes SIDE.
en- anOen ny soe po oenIe @aifin er 5oOtanaens Jorbeorna; 100 a.
leoes at BEN life bebpper of titles for at al bet rcte Srpf pa forflellg
slaas ssi men pl automatic 9sre ct let Srpt pa tpnot @'otertnle Os
e. tlngere paa tpffere MahriaIe.
"0MsUcMMcM"
Np Mooel Wr. 300 / "WisHom"=Stil. Nris $22.5.
1cmmc Wafiu % ~"4Soitcm" ct Nar : : +: $3.50
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-17

eens "cresrab.V shen" til eIroi - Zen
ner l bet Gantle 2dnh.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-02
NEWS OF THE DAY CONCERNING CHICAGO

Police trying to find reason Sophie
Able swallowed poison in her room at
$50 N. La Sale. She may die.
Suitcase of Thomas Sigmuny, 635
N. Kedzie av., containing $3.50 worth
of clothes, stolen by thief who
jumped on car and made getaway.
Churches of all denominations
asked to join in asking farmers to
send their surplus crops here to sup
ply food for the idle.
Thief who stole heirlooms from
room of Mrs. E. H. K1ug, Davenport,
Ia, in Gladstone Hotel, is offered $25
reward and protection for their re-
turn.
Thirteen autos stolen Saturday
night and twelve stolen last night,
Extra detail of police working in eff
fort to curb thefts.
Clyde Holden, 41o4 DrexeI blvd,
run down by auto of P. Egan, 1886
Saginaw av., who tried to escape.
Holden was repairing motorcycle
when struck. Badly bruised.
Clarence ':Highpocket" Pierce,
1OOO Sd11Ou ch.,
ting match with William LOW
down" Starks, negro, who was ar
rested.
DR.. n. L. Fletcher was called to at
tend Mrs. Lillian Johnson, widow, Ais
Plymouth ct. She swallowed poison
in his presence. Taken to hospital.
Will recover.
Leopold Martin dropped dead in
City Hall Square Hotel from sup
posed heart disease.
Council won't meet tonight be-
cause of nearness of election.
$50 fountain pens worth SITS
taken from window of MetcaIf's sta
tionery store, lis N. Wabash av.
Padded brick used.
SO men arrested in raid on saloon
of Joseph Hanley, 1876 w. Van Buren,
st.
JeweIry and siIVerware worth ST.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-02


probing.
Charles Stout, 1916 N. Clark,
pinched on complaint of wife, who
alleges he struck her on head with
frying pan. Quarreled owe money.
Manman's estaurant III S. Clark
robbed of $40. Padded brick used.
George Miller, Jr., 734 Willow, shot
by brother Charles, who was show
ing gun to friend. Serious.
Emmett C. WhaIen, retiring grand
knight st. Cyr Day council, Knigrts
of Columbus, banqueted in Grand
Pacific rotel and given chest of sill
yer.
Flames starting saWdust on fourth
floor caused $500 damage to Moeller
Bros department store, 1876 Mil
Waukee aV.
Socialist meetings tonight: 9th
ward, K. of P. Hall, 111th and Mich
igan av.; 18th ward, Delano school,
Adams and Springfield; 22d ward,
Schier's Hall, Dayton, Clybourn and
North av.
Policeman Fred VoIquartz sus-
pended from force by order of First
Deputy Schuettler. No reason given.
John PoIoWski, Waterman, 1918
Cleaver, dropped dead at Elston and
North avs. Heart disease.
Wilbur eileen VoIiVa showed mo-
ton pictures of Zion City last night
at Zion City Tabernacle, 18th and
Michigan av.
10 persons arrested in raids on al
legged dives at 2011 Indiana av and
1914 S. Wabash av.
Detective Howard Riley of Hyde
Park station badly bruised while
chasing boys who stretched wires
across alley.
I. c Mcdonald, 4o7 w. SD, robbed
of $50 on 63d st. car. Pickpockets.
Clarence Show, II, 1905 FarWeII
av., arrested for turning in false
alarms Halloween.
Michael TuIkeWicz, 3428 s, Hal
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-01-07
INSURANCE MAN HELD
FOR ENLIGHTENMENT
Charged With Passing Worthless
Check and Failing to Make
Settlement

John h. McWilliams, lawyer and in
surance agent, is In the Dauphin
county Jail, held on charges of embez-
element and fraud for court
McWilliams is listed in the directory
as an insurance agent and lawyer,
with offices at room 440, Trustee
building, Market Square. He has
not been at his Office for a week.
McWilliams was held under $500
bail by Alderman Hoverter on Satur-
day charged with embezzling about
500 from the Northwestern Insur-
ance Company of Milwaukee. He was
agent for the company in this city
This afternoon McWilliams was given
a hearing before Alderman Caveny on
a charge that he had passed a. worth
less check for $40 on G. F. Motter, a
grocer at 211 Chestnut street.
The first arrest was made on in
formation made by Christian Hess of
the Steelton Mutual. The company
claimed that McWilliams collected
premiums and failed to make settle
ments.
Not much is known about McWil-
llams among the local lawyers. He
came here from Sunbury some years
ago, 1t is said.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-01-07
Ford Profit Sharing
Praised by Carnegie

New York, Jan. 7.--Reiterating his
declaration that he would consider it a
disgrace to die without distributing his
millions, Andrew Carnegie. in an in
terview asserted that the Ford profit
sharing plan forecasts a new era of
more equal distribution of wealth.
Millionaires are more and more
realizing that surplus wealth is but a
trust to be administered for the good
of their fellows" said the iron
MASTER
Il congratulate Mr.. Ford upon
making such rec "rd. He a genius,
and this splendid gift to his employees
foretells the coming OF the day when
the distribution of wealth will be far
more equal than it ever has been.
When the gospel Of wealth was
published, | proclaimed that the man
who died leaving vast wealth behind
him, which was not free for distribu-
ton. would die disgraced.
Il presume the Ford company Is
composed of stockholders. Therefore
we must credit all OF them with ster
in advance, but no doubt Mr.. Ford is
the leader. May others be moved tc
follow the example"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-01-07
Rheumat SUCCESS
fully Overcome in the Tissues
by a Searching Remedy

II you are down with rheumatism:
II you sneeze, feel chilled, are choke6
with catsrrh, have a cough, or your
skin Is pimpled and irritated with
rash, eczema. or any other blood dis
order just remember that all the Ills
of life come from impure blood. And
you can easily give your blood good
thorough cleansing, a. bath by using
s. S. S. There Is no need for anyone
to be despondent over the illness of
blood impurities. No matter how
badly they attack the system, or how
unsightly becomes the skin, just re-
member there is one ingredient in
S. S. S. that SO stimulates the cellular
tissues throughout the body that each
part selects it's own essential nutri-
ment from the blood.
This means that all decay, all
breaking down of the tissues, Is
checked and repair work begins.
s. S. S. has such a specific influence
on all local cells as to preserve their
mutual welfare and afford a proper
relative assistance to each other
scientific medicine than ever before
and S. S. S. is the highest achieve
ment in this line For many years people
relied upon Mercury, Iodide of Potash, Arsenic.
''Physics," Cathartics and dope as remedies
for blood sickness, but now the pure vegetable
s. s. S. is their safeguard. a.
You can get s. s. S. in any drug store, but
insist upon having it. And you should take no
chance by permitting anyone to recommend n
substitute And if your blood condition is
such that you would like to consult specialist
freely, address Medical Dept, The Swift Specifs
Co., 301 Swift Bldg, Atlanta, Ga.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-01-07
Seneca Sights Derelict
of Steamer Oklahoma
By Associated Press

New York, Jan. THE derelict of
the tank steamship Oklahoma - the
fore part of the vessel-which went TO
pieces on Sunday fifty miles south of
sandy Hook. was found yesterday by
the revenue cutter Seneca. A wireless
message from Captain c. E. Johnson.
OF the Seneca stated that he would
destroy the derelict to-day as it is in
the path of the trans Atlantic travel.
Io-nlght the message added, the SEN
eca would start for New York bringing
the bodies of three members of the
crew of the Oklahoma which he took
from a fifeboat yesterday. Two of
the bodies Captain Johnson identified
by means of papers as those of Will
nam Smith, steward, and Johan Carl
sen, deck hand. The third body, that
OF a man of powerful build with a red
mustache and SCARED face is uniden-
tilted.
Prompt recognition of the bravery
OF the officers of the Booth line Gre
CORY who saved tho lives of five men
OF the Oklahoma, was made last night
when instructions were issued to a
dinner to be held in their honor by the
New ork Press Club on Friday night.
O11cers Buck, Williams and Roberts.
who went over the vessels side and
rescued the foundering seamen, will
be the center of attraction
Although the Gregory docked only
Yesterday committee was appointed
and arrangements for the dinner was
completed at once. The guests will
be Captain William Aspinall r. Fl.
Buck, chief officers; John Sidney VIII
liams, second officer and r. d. Roberts
third officer and local representatives
of the Booth line.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-01-07
KEEP LOOKING YOUNG
It's Easy = If You Know DR.
Edwards Olive Tablets

The secret Of keeping young-is to
feel young-to do this you must watch
your liver and bowels-there's no need
of having sallow complexion-dariS
rings under your eyes--pimples-a bill
ious look in your face-dull eyes with
no sparkle.
Your doctor will tell you ninety per
cent. of all sickness comes from mac
tive bowels and liver. DR.. Edwards. a
we'll known physician in Ohio, perfect
ed a vegeta BILE compound mixed with
olive oil to act on the liver and bowels
which he gave to his patients for
years. -''
DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets. the sub
stitute for calomel, are gentle in their
action, yet always effective Thav
bring about that exuberance OF spirif
that natural buoyancy which should he
enjoyed by everyone. by toning up the
liver and clearing the system OF i'm
purities. You will know DR.. Edwards
Olive Tablets by their olive color. 1Oc
and csc per box. The olive Tablet
Company. Columbus. Ohio. At all drug
sts.--Advertisement.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-01-07
GRANDMA USED SAGE
TEA TO DARKEN HAIR
She made up mixture of Sage
Tea and Sulphur to bring
back color, gloss, thickness.

Common garden sage brewed into a
heavy tea with sulphur and alcohol
added will turn gray. streaked and
faded hair beautifully, dark and lux
uriant. remove every bit of dandruff,
stop scalp itching and falling hair
Just few applications will prove a
revelation If your hair is fading, gray
or dry. scraggly and thin. Mixing the
Sage Tea and sulphur recipe at home,
though, is troublesome. An easier
way ia to get the ready-to-use tonic,
costing about so cents large bottle,
at drug stores known as "Wyeth's
Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy" thus
avoiding lot of niuss.
While wispy, gray, faded hair Is not
sinful. we all desire to retain our
youthful appearance and attractive
ness BY darkening your hair with
Wyeths Sage and Sulphur no one can
tell because It does 1t so naturally so
evenly, You Just dampen sponge or
soft brush with 1t and draw this
through your hair. taking one small
strand at a. time; by morning all gray
hairs have disappeared, and. after an
other application or two. Your hair
becomes beautifully dark, glossy, soft
and luXlriant. Advertisement -
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-01-07
Now We Learn There Is
More Alcohol in Bryan's
Grape Juice Than in Beer
Special to The TeIeg,opk

Washington. D. c., Jan. 7.-Repre-
sentative Bsrtholdt, of st. Louis, has
arisen to strike a blow at grape Juice
Dr.. Bartholdt recently attended \
fashionable luncheon here and was
proffered grape Juice. He remarked
that he preferred beer.
We do not keep Intoxicating bev-
erages in the House" said the hostess
MY dear madam" said the doctor
II prefer glass of beer because it Is
the milder drink. Grape juice Is toe
strong for me. especially in the middle
of the day. when ] have several hours
work before me-
The hostess was surprised, where
upon DIR. Barthodlt proceeded to eluci-
date. He said, and still AYERS. that
grape juice demands alcohol to pre-
serve it, and it contains to per
cent. of alcohol, as against to per
cent. In beer
II base my assertion on the analysis
of well-known chemist he said
adding that Secretary Bryan will have
to get something other than grape
JUICE If he wants to avoid alcohol.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-01-07
NO RACE SUICIDE IN
HARRISBURG DURING
1878, SHOWS REPORT
Highest Birth Rate in Years; !;
Health Boards Work De-
creases Contagion

"A high birth rate, low death rate.
and the least contagious diseases in
five years sum up the good things in
the health record of the city for
1913
Only once in the past five years has
there been such an encouraging COM
parlson between the death and birth
rate. That was in 1908. And the dis
ease record is far below any year
since health records were kept
During the year there were 95S
deaths and 1881 births. This gives a
death rate of 1886 to the thousand.
The birth rate for the year was 1899
TO the thousand. Ninety-fve of the
deaths during 1913 were nonresidents.
VI residents there were only S63
deaths, making a rate of 12.49 to the
thousand,
The number of contagious diseases
this year totaled 1,170. just half of
the number last year when there were
E,2l2. During 1912 q measles epi-
demlc made the figures abnormal, but
III the past five years the disease rec
ord has never been so low, although
more diseases are reported now than
IN other years. The record for FIVE
Years Is: 1909. 1,61S; 1910, 2.171; 1911,
1,SO2; 1912, 2,212: 1918. Ito.
tuberculosis Falls or
Tuberculosis has fallen off in its
ravages. There were thirty-four less
cases this year thar. last year and ff-
| teen fewer deaths. Last year there
We're 1S1 cases of tuberculosis with
elghty-fve deaths; this year there
were 1913 cases with seventy deaths.
Brights disease was the most fatal
during 1913, 100 cases resulting in
death as compared with seventy mine
In 1912. Physicians are surprised at
these figures, an evidence oil the faster
pace at which the city Is living.
The largest percentage of deaths
were among people over sixty years.
There were 313 deaths among aged
people during the year. This is 32.S
per cent. of the total deaths. Deaths
among children under school age were
1876. of this amount, 157 were under
one year. Between FIVE and thirty
years there were only 141 deaths.
An evidence of the growing Use of
antitoXin in the treatment of diphthe.
ria is shown by a decreased number
OF deaths with a larger number of
cases. There were fourteen deaths in
1913 as compared with twenty two
In 1912. while the number of cases
were 241 in 1913 and 207 in 1912.
There was falling off in the number
Iof smallpox cases, only two being
treated in 1918 as compared with
thirty-five in 1912.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-01-07
OLD BOY" WINS
PRIZE FOR SLOGAN
Newport on the Blue Juniata'
Selected by Centennial Com
mittee For Celebration
Special to The TeIesrdth

Newport. Pa, Jan. 7.--Some time
ago the executive board of the Cen
tennlal committee offered a prize of
70 for slogan to be selected by
them, the contest closing December
81. Considerable interest was taken
In the contest throughout the town
and county and replies We're received
from Philadelphia, Harrisburg and
Ohio. The number received was sixty
two from which the committee Sc
lected Newport on the Blue Juniata."
This one was received from Philadel-
phla and signed From One of the
Old Boys"
An effort will be made to secure
the name of the "Old Boy SO as to
award him the prize. The Woll
Brothers have offered a box of candy
as an additional prize.
The committee expects to use this
slogan largely in advertising in its
efforts to bring and keep the forth
coming centennial before the people.