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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-03-23

SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS.
also learners, to make aprons, etc.
Harrisburg Apparel Co. over City Star
Laundry. State street. rear entrance.
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LEARN DRESSMAkING in one of the
best dressmaking schools in America.
Make your own dresses while learning
making School, % North Fourth street.
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Help w anted-Female
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NURSE WANTED for confinement
case. Family, one child. Address Box
c., Sal, care of Telegraph.
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WANTED SALES MANAGER

BY q Rochester. N. T., corpora ton.
Line of automobile polishers anu clean
ers. Proposition permanent, prontaple
and worth investigating. Must De
financially able to carry stock required.
For interview see our Mr.. Gillespie,
Room A, Hotel Dauphin.
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Rooms For Rent

FURNISHED second floor front suite
consisting of large living room, bed
room ana private bath, modern in every
way. reference required. 218 Pine
Street
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WANTED-Girl to hire with small
family. Good wages to right party.
Apply 1908 Market street, City.
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Situations Wanted-Male

MAN desires position as travelling
salesman or solicitor; 81 years OF age;
can give best of reference. Employed
Telegraph.
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WANTED-A Live Wire" to repre-
sent q large New York and Philadelphia
Realty Corporation in Harrisburg and
Vicinity. An eiegent Shore Resort pro-
position at popular prices. An excep-
tlonaI opportunity for the right man.
Abundant fresh leads. Call g. m. to
1 D. m, James w. Ritchie, l20 South
Fourteenth street, Harrisburg.
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NEW YORK house offers an excep.
tional opportunity for high grade spe'
cialty salesman; specified territory
Phone S1SR, or call 701 North Sixth
street, inquire Mr.. Barron.
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For Sale

TRUNKS, Travelling Bags. SUIT Casss.,
Gloves. Sole, Harness and. Strap
Upper and Sheep Skins. Leather sample.
Cases and Leath sr Specialties made to
order and repaired. Harrisburg Har5
hess and supply Co.. Second and Chest
mt atraaf&
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WANTED-Two girls, one for gen.
eral housework and one for dining
room. Apply 403 Walnut street.
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Help Wanted--Male and Female

LADY or Gentleman. honest, capable
person will find good paying position
Chance for advancement. Also road job
Address Box M, 846. care Telegraph.
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wANTED-By colored man, house
cleaning and yards and cellar white
washing. Can give reference. Apply
to H. f. Kyle 1949 Briggs street.
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Statesmen Wanted

FOR the Help-a- phone; almost every
telephone user buys one to three; sells
for s3; earn S1OS week; send for COM
plete set of instructions in salesman
ship. free. Cooperative Sales Co.,
Waverly, N. z.
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WANTED-Men and women solicit
tors. Apply Room No. Spooner
Building, Q North Second street. after
10 O'clock.
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NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS. with
every modern convenience, including
steam heat, for rent Apply North
Thirteenth street, Sunday or evenings.
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IF you have any Job Carpenter Work
just call, or address, e. w. Spangler,
CARPENTER and Contractor. Bell pnone
1620W.
Arizona republican., 1914-11-01
Peace in Balance

Ell PASO, oct. 31-Prospccts for
immediate peace in Mexico hung in the
balance today upon the action of Car
rama and Villa, both of whom have
been eliminated from power by the
peace conference at Aguas Calientes.
The feeling long displayed between
the Villa and Carranza factions was
renewed by the discussion Of the case
of Francisco Mugia. an Argentine ad-
venturer who was executed this week
at Villas headquarters after it was as
sured he had made Il confession imp1i-
eating General Gonzales, Carranza' S
most ardent supporter, in plot to kill
Villa. Gonzales telegraphed tonight a
long denial of the charge in which he
declared he never sought to kill any
one who did not have Il rifle in his
hands," and that he never would en-
ploy the dagger of an assassin"
From Guadalupe where Villa re-
mains during the progress of the con-
vention, it Is reported that others were
arrested in connection with the Mugia
plot and these men will be brought be-
fore the assembled chiefs in an attempt
to secure proof that the Carranza fac
ton sought to assassinate the north
ern leader.
Arizona republican., 1914-11-01
AMERICAN NACO
/. PREPARING FOR
B0MbARDMENT
Reports That MIaytorena's S
Troops Are Preparing to
Begin Artillery Attack
Cause Many to Make
Ready to Leave
tAssoCIATED PRESS DIsPArCH1

NACO, Oct. 31.-ReneWal of the fac
tional warfare between Gil and May
torcno is believed to be imminent Be
cause of the reports that Maytorena's 5
troops are preparing to begin an ar
tillery attack on Naco, many families
in the American town began prepara-
tons to leave their homes and move to
Bisbee and other interior towns.
Both Gil and Maytorena have re-
ceived reinforcemcnts of men and ar
tillery. For this reason it is feared
that NacO, Arizona, will suffer more
than in previous attacks if the hostil-
tiles are renewed. The war depart
ment has ordered an embargo on mum
tons shipped through the United States
between points of Mexico.
IT is reported that army officers here
have recommended that an unqualified
embargo on the expectation of muni-
tions of war and supplies be estab-
lished. American troops on border
patrol continue building bombproofs
and making other preparations to pro-
tee American property.
Arizona republican., 1914-11-01
COPPER LISTED
AS AN ABSOLUTE
.WARC0NTRABAND
Shipments of Copper viii
Hereafter BE Considered
an Absolute Contraband
by British Government,
Says Revised List
ASSOCIATED PRESS D1spATcHl

WASHINGTON, Oct. 3O.-Copper
shipments will hereafter be considered
as absolute contraband of war by the
British government according to a re-
vised contraband list cabled to the state
department by Ambassador Page at
London. Copper was previously listed
as conditional contraband.
The only other important changes in
the revised list is the placing of illum-
mating oil, heretofore unmentiOned, on
the conditional list. The question of
contraoand shipments came before the
state department today in other ways
before the new British list was made
public. A formal protest was lodged
with the British government through
Ambassador Page, against the deten-
tion Of the American steamer Kroon-
land, coppcr-laden, enrOute to Greece,
held at Gibraltar. Page was also in
structed to request the release Of the
Italian steamers San Giovanni and Re
gina d. Italia also detained at Gibral
tar, while enroute to Italian ports with
government took the position the ship
ments were to neutral countries in
each case ard not subject to seizure.
Some officials are inclined to view
the publication of the new British con
traband lists as not affecting these
shipments, because they were made
before the list was announced. They
held, therefore, the copper cargocs
could only be treated as conditional
contraband under the previous list.
British officials here are understood to
share this view
Advices were received during the
day that Italy had published list of
commodities the expectation of which
were forbidden. Three other neutral
countries have taken similar precau-
tions to protect their trade with the
neutrals from molestation and the state
department is preparing a tabulated
statement of these embargoes for the
information of American shippers. The
statement will cover shipments to Italy,
Holland, Sweden and Norway.
The embargoes apply generally to
foodstuffs. clothing and military sup
plies. This PRONUNCIATION is expected
to facilitate the restoration of Ameri-
can trade with these countries since
the probable result will be to free that
commerce from annoyance of delay,
and search frequently taking neutral
ships to more or less distant harbors
Arizona republican., 1914-11-01
MYSTERIOUS MISSION
British Ministers on Continent Look
ing Into Neutral Trade
Reports
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPArcH1

LONDON, Oct 31,-A delegation
consisting of David Lloyd George.
chancellor the exchequer Lord Hal
dane the lord chancellor and Lord
Reading, the chief justice. has been
sent by the British government to
the continent on a mysterious and
important mission. The destination
and object of the mission are secret.
The members are the foremost law
authorities in the United Kingdom
and are believed to be in Holland or
perhaps the Scandinavian countries
to investigate the reported shipment
of goods through neutral countries to
Germany.
1t is reported Holland and the
three Scandinavian countries are con-
Quoting flourishing trade with Ger
many through the trans shipment Of
supplies of petroleum, grain and
foodStuffs
Arizona republican., 1914-11-01
Army Recruit
Dynamites Wife
And Four Tots
[AssoCIATED PRESS DIsPATcH1 !

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 31.-Scott Stone, a
United States army recruit at Jeffer-
son barracks, near here, who was ar
rested yesterday afternoon at the re-
quest of the states attorney at Cham
paign. Ills, this afternoon made a writ
ten confirmation that he was the mur
derer of his wife and four children near
Tolono, Ills, on September %.
He killed them, according to his
confession by dynamiting his home. He
himself. fled from the house after he
had lighted the fuse that set off the
explosive. Fire followed the explosion.
In the ruins the bodies of Mrs. Stone
and two children We're found, but the
bodies of the ether two children were
never recovered. Evidently they were
burned. The motive of the crime, ac-
cording to the confession, was that
Stone might go away with another
woman in Champaign whose name he
gave as Lucille. Her last name, he
said, he. could not remember.
An order for the arrest of the woman
was made by telegraph from st. Louis.
1t is said she was planning to leave
Champaign.
According to the confession, Stone,
on the afternoon of September 81, took
his wife and four children, all small,
buggy riding They returned home at
7:30 o'clock and went to bed at 8
O'Clock. all sleeping in the same room.
The three older children slept at the
foot of Stones bed. the youngest child
with the mother. Detailing the crime,
Stone said:
Il slept until ten O'Clock when I felt
my wild and rowing nature overcomi.t;
me Between l and o'clock | got out
of bed and went to the barn where |
had hidden ten sticks of dynamite in
a wheat bin. I bought the dynamite
at William Redheads place, a mile and
n half northwest of Tolono-I bought
percussion caps at Doyle's hardware
store in Champaign.
Il put the dynamite on the table in
the center of the kitchen and ran
eighteen feet of fuse from it to the
back door. I then went out of doors
and lit the fuse. I went to the front
gate and leaned over the mail box. A
few minutes later heard the explosion.
then began to call for help"
Arizona republican., 1914-11-01

To The Voters of Phoenix

The exgencies of statewide campaign calling for
my absence from my home city for many days, at
time when | would have much preferred to be in
Phoenix, working among those who know me best and
whom, every one class friends. to make my posi-
ton clear as to my candidacy for governor and the
issues of the progressive campaign leaves me- at this
eleventh hour where / can but express through the
press my appreciation of the untrng efforts that have
been made in my behalf and in the furtherance of the
progressive campaign. With the election only tw4
days OFT, wish to urge you to remain true to the
cause and to continue the fight noby begun until
the close of the polls on Tuesday,
This is my final appeal to You to be loyal to the
cause of the progressive party Of Arizona and the
principles for which the party and its candidates
stand. GEORGE t. YOUNG
Arizona republican., 1914-11-01
Britain and Turkey

LONDON, oct. SIT is officially
ANNOUNCED in London that the
Turkish government summarily shut
loft communications with the British
Iembassy in Constantinople on Friday,
and the British government must
take whatever action is required to
protect the British interests in Turk
ish territory and Egypt from attacks
made or threatened.
a dispatch to the Exchange Tele-
graph from Athens says the Russian
ambassador and his staff have left
Constantinople. II is believed in Of
ficial circles in Athens the question
of peace in the Balkans depends
solely upon the attitude Of Bulgaria
and Greece, which although resolved
TO preserve neutrality are closely
watching their interests.
Arizona republican., 1914-11-01
Russians are Defeated

AMSTERDAM, Oct 31.-An official
dispatch from Vienna saws: "Near the
Galiclan- Bukowinian frontier, north OF
Kuty, mixed Russian column was de-
feated Yesterday. In the middle of Ga
licia our troops have occupied Russian
positions northeast of Turka, neal
starry, Sambor, East Przemysl and TX
lower San. Several Russian attacks
around Misko were repulsed. At Misko
starry Sambor and otner points hun
dreds of Russians have been captured
Operations in Russian Poland yester-
day passed without fighting"
Arizona republican., 1914-11-01
Austro- German Success

BERLIN, Oct 31.-Austro Hun
garian reports indicate that Austro-
German forces succeeded in freeing
themselves from the enemy on Oct
ober 30 in Russian Poland.
Berlin papers," says the report,
give much space to Turkeys ef :
fective start of the campaign, but
refrain from commenting on the pro-
bable effect of the outcome of tine
war.
The Ottoman government declares
that when the Russian navy laid
mines in the waters of the Bosphor-
US, the Turkish navy opened fire.
The temperature at Archangel is now
five degrees and the White Sea Will
soon be frozen.
The Dunkirk correspondent of the
Roma Tribuna reports the French
soldiers are completely broken down.
Frances colonial troops, particularly
Arizona republican., 1914-11-01
Members present Their Res
ignations to King Who
Reserves His Decision as
to Their Acceptance Just
Now !.
SALANDRA MAY
FORM NEW BODY.
Same Difference of Opinion
Exists Among Members
as Exists Throughout the
Country, Though All APP
prove Neutrality
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATcH1

ROME, Oct. 31.-The members Of
the cabinet presented their resigna-
tions to the king tonight The king
reserved his decision and invited the
presidents of the senate and cham
Der of deputies and leading states
men to confer with him on the stu
alton. 1t is generally believed that
Premier Salandra will be entrusted
with the task of forming new cab
iret within a few days.
The Italian cabinet has suffered
from the same division of opinion
as exists in the country at large.
though Italy's neutrality is approved
by the whole cabinet.
Arizona republican., 1914-11-01

PETROGRAD, Oct. 31.-Official
tonight: "On the East Prussian
front the enemy's plan to break
through the fortified position at
Bakalrzekwo has failed. The Ger
mans suffered immense losses in the
five days of fighting An accumu-
lation of German dead before our
trenches causes a moderation of rifle
fire Russian troops have progressed
in several places on the Prussian
front. In Galicia the fighting pro-
crosses without change"
Arizona republican., 1914-11-01
Leave Constantinople

y semi -OffiCial Russian news
Iagency says because the German
Turkish warships appeared against
the Russian coast of the Black Sea,
the Russian government the same
iday cnjoined the Russian ambassador
lat Constantinople to announce to
the Sublime Porte a rupture of diplo-
matte relations with Turkey and his
departure with all the members of
| the embassy and consulates. The
protection of the interests of Russian
subjects will be confined to the
Italian diplomats.
Arizona republican., 1914-11-01
More Danger From Darkness In
London Than From Aircraft

LONDON, oct. 31-London con-
tinues preparation for aerial raids
The streets grow darker and darker,
and accidents are more frequent in
consequence. Some say that more per-
sons will be killed by the darkened
streets than by the bombs of the
aircraft. There have already been
several fatalities directly due to the
dim light of the thoroughfares.
Additional searchlights and new
guns on the roofs and arches appear
each week. Two aerial guns were
recently mounted at Greeham College,
covering the bank and on the gran
ite arch on the embankment.
Arizona republican., 1914-11-01
King Albert Issues Appeal
For Food For HIS PEOPLE

LONDON, Oct. Skiing Albert.
king of Belgium, asks the American
people through a commission. for re-
lief for Belgium to help feed her
starving people the coming winter.
The message was written under fire
and predicts terrible suffering, and
begs America to relieve at least their
hunger
The American commission to Bel
gium would be the only channel
through which food could be sent,
King Alberts message reads:
Il am informed that officials in
Arizona republican., 1914-11-01
GERMAN OFFENSIVE IS
RENEWED IN EFFORT TO
REACH FRENCH PORTS
SEEK INFORMATION
REGARDING PRISONERS

BERNE, Switzerland, Oct. 81
Ten thousand letters are received
daily by the International Agency
for Prisoners of War inquiring
concerning prisoners and about
300 supplying information con-
cerning soldiers held by the
enemy Since the start of the
war the office has received $1,000
demands for information concern
ing French prisoners in Germany
and German prisoners in France.
Arizona republican., 1914-11-01

Advertisements of insurance COM
panies against damage from aircraft
appear daily in the papers and cir
culars of the underwriters announce
that rates will be advanced if any
Taubes or Zeppelins appear above the
city 1t cannot be said there is any
great fear, the papers pointing out
that even if an air raid should sue
coed, the most it could accomplish
would be the loss of few lives, and
the destruction of some property.
Even the announcement that Yep
pelin sheds are being constructed at
Brussels. and Antwerp. failed to
arouse any general alarm.
Arizona republican., 1914-11-01

Belgium and England are working to
save my people the horrors of the
famine threatening them. 1t is a
great comfort in our hour of sorrow
and misfortune to feel that a great
hearted and disinterested people are
directing efforts to relieve the dis
tress of the unoffending civilian pop
ulation of my country
The American commission chairman
says:
1T is not a question of feeding
the chronically poor, but of feeding
the entire population"
Arizona republican., 1914-11-01
RUBIN RESIGNS

ROME, Oct. 31.-Signor Rubini.
minister of the treasury has sent his
resignation to Premier Salandra. Eff
forts have been made by a council
of ministers to have him withdraw
his resignation but he declined to
do So
Arizona republican., 1914-11-01
Slav Fleet in Action

Russian fleet attacked a Turkish
fleet near Sebastopol according to a
dispatch from COnstantinople to
Rome.
| Great Britain and Russia have pre-
Porte for an explanation of Turkeys s
activities in the Black sea- the dis
missal of German officers on the
Turkish ships and the dismantling of
1.-THE cruisers Goeben and Breslau.
Arizona republican., 1914-11-01
Sick Mans Action Toward
British Embassy NJ ay
Cause Further Imbroglio.
British Demand Instant
ly Forthcoming
GERMAN CRUISERS
IN THE MIN-UP
Balkan Peace on Very Thin
Edge and Only Watchful
Attitude of Greece and
Bulgaria Prevents Spread
Of World War

WASHINGTON, oct. S1.-War
has been officially declared be-
tween Turkey and Russia, ac-
cording to a message dated yes
terday from Constantinople to
the United States from private
channels.
Arizona republican., 1914-11-01
CRITICISM UNDIPLOMATIC
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPArCH1

NEW YORK. Oct. 31-George Fred
Williams of Boston, former United
States minister to Greece and Mon
tenegro, arrived from Rotterdam ad-
mitting the criticism of the European
powers of the conduct of Albania is
undiplomatic. He is on the way to
Washington to officially sever his
connection with the diplomatic SER
vice
Arizona republican., 1914-11-01
BeIqian Statement

HAVRE, Oct. 31-Official Belgium
tonight: Fierce attacks We're 1T
tempted by the enemy at Ramsca .
pelle and Pervyse. The second at
tack was repulsed with great losses.
The first forced our troops to cede
some ground The inundation is ex-
Arizona republican., 1914-11-01
LORD MARINE KILLED
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATcHl

LONDON, Oct 31-Lord Marine.
second son of the Marquis of Lans-
downe, conservative leader of the
house of lords. was killed in action.
lie was major of the First Dra-
goons and served in the South Afri-
can War
Arizona republican., 1914-11-01

tended from between User to the
railway which runs from Nieuport
20 DlXmude. The allies were able to
cross the User and gain some
ground. The enemy has lost Blk :
sehoote, only maintaing their position
at Passchendaele
Arizona republican., 1914-11-01
Turkey Annexes Egypt

LONDON, Sunday, Nov. Turkey
has formally annexed Egypt, ac-
cording to a German official state
ment received from Berlin by Mar
conf wireless.
Arizona republican., 1914-11-01
Now Britain and Turkey

VANCOUVER, Oct. 31.-OfficIal
messages received by customs offic-
ials here from ottawa state that wa
has broken out between Great Brit
ain and Turkey.
Arizona republican., 1914-11-01
Bombard SebastopoI

AMSTERDAM, Oct. 31.-A Turkish
cruiser has bombarded Sebastopul.
according to dispatch from Con-
stantinople to F'rankfurter Zeitung.
Arizona republican., 1914-11-01
GERMAN SAILORS RELEASED
fAssoc1ATEp PRESS D1spArcHl

81. JOHN, N. B., oct. S1.-Two
German members of the crew of an
American tug, arrested october 26 by
military authorities were released or
orders from Ottawa.
Arizona republican., 1914-11-01
Reported to London

LONDON, Sunday, Nov The
Italian cabinet has resigned, accord1
ing to dispatch from Rome 20
Reuters.
Arizona republican., 1914-11-01
CHICAGO QUARANTINE
ASSOCIATED PRESS p1spArcH]

CHICAGO, Oct. 31-Because of the
foot and mouth disease the depart
ment of agriculture at Washington
has quarantined the Union Stock
Yards. Shipments of cattle are en-
bargoed except for immediate
slaughter
Arizona republican., 1914-11-01
100000 GERMAN DEAD


IA5HVCIAI ED PKESS DIsPATtHI
BERLIN. Oct. 31.-German casualty
lists for last week amount to $1,000, it
was announced tonight. The total to
date is about 100000.
Arizona republican., 1914-11-01

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