davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-06-19

0i6hten SIT einem @inoeritdnoniB
getonrnen lit. Gieien Wiittbeillngen
feblt Die 9eitGti8unG o6glei6 Die
2eb6aitigfeit an Der Eetrograoer
90ric IN Sonoon al5 Elm 9tn5eiden
0oiiir ongeieben miro, 0ob lpidtige
Greigniiie in nober 3uflmft 5u er.
marten iinO. IS miro bier oQgemein
oic 9lniidt ausgeoriift, ooB jest fei-
ne M0glidteit porbonOen lit, 0aB
9ulgarien ouf ser Seite 0elltifJ-
lambs lmo OeIterreid's in BEN arieg
eintritt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-06-19
Iadite6enb Ser uO0e @urtlant SeS @eridDts:


NadJtegenb Ser uO0e @urtlant SeS @crtdDs
@efliAer &rieNS idanplat
yluiere Cegner eben tire &nde iOrt nOrb Va WnIe
@aua unIere 2neu u bnrd6redeu babel erni
Ieoerage erieu Die Nnsrsrnppen po angerie
ben. Nnr enseu uengen gelang es, enfommen
yOeid Nnar Hbld SUnde5 unO nDrOid non 6tnre
nb Die San5uieu al un Gneren FoTOncn en8ebrnn
geu N6od 2ureteSGbcn Hberlu mir i'm 6nfang nit
nneren gGnen eneu ncrba6 Shnkme Sn 9cgenen Son
graben Srau5On SGmmd nb9n %OrtOR Serine unroen
5nrifgeueien.
se Dem IS. SUM Ga6em un Dem sdodielOe n6rOld uOn
rras II S3iere 647 Wtauu 8Gngcn Die Idnu
&en Icnbes fumn bencn in Den @edten i'm Champagne
0iirft eed.
Sn Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS baben mr duah n8rs%ernde beS
Seiu6e bel &nnaois nrfgea9en n Den %o9n babn m fle
Sren lofoer geOennng cnufe Die &Gmpe nm Wet
raj nub Snr 3eit nod I'M CSange.
Ccflider &rfe8S danplat
Cine rnTde Suon unrbe Gende &aDGcrie n6er ben nn
SsGma aeluurieu Ennf 6i GanOrake sueu
NM SbaO eiu gn9ri Ofcr nder srnppen
maien Die SaminaGinie 5nrnfsemoren
SIb6flid)er &riegS hanplat.
uf bbn Seten SarnuarOb babeu gern benidOterrei
Srnppen Sen N6nfnf @ Saneu 5nrhfemorfen
SpGter mGbren6 Nadt unrOen Se gagenen rniTiden
rmee o &ommnno oes Generals ddenen
,nrHfaetrieben Die nln Beu Nd gnen
Guionen bel pbef 5nraf mel Der Sine gesen
nb Die m Den NebnIen N0rOl nno @ercsga bis n lbrem
3niammennf init Dem 0nieter Gin5eben.
gu Der 9nieer 6runt, nurbDRd Oon Str1, bebb Die ag
meine StnatOn nnberGnbcr"
Sebentiame siege bnng @ien,
@eu Dia ouubou 49, SUM Die FcaidJcn Onredii idben
icn Srnppn bun ibrer %eOng Der enoen Hnen noro
nOrOl 9reSuw GnonO ere Sic Gaben Oe rmHde Sabt
SGrnDsrpb beeb
9e brins NbenO Oterreihiden General
itab eraiene amtfe Mibelnng.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-06-19
Die CsrSe bebt.

2o8NngeIeS, Gal, Is. Suni.
- Scute mlroe bier elm niloeS Gro.
bcbcn moDrgcnonlmcn. IS ercigncte
Ii6 gcgen 7 llbr 30 Worgens. 6ct-
Iter nno 2anpen flirrtcn, uno cs
miro genleloet, Dab in mebreren Sal
len 6ie Sporren uno 8olten III Sc
bGuoen fradten. gs muroe fein Sdo-
Den peruriadt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-06-19
Buri>trirbtn.
Sic MQiirten aui Sal
lipoli.
Scrlieren fait ibr gan5es
Serraim.

@oItcn nlu nod tIcincn 2onOitrtd
an @cItfiiItc ser 5oIbinicI. =
Qic britiidc 6Iotte iu6t Dor
0ettiAcn Tolthbootcn in Ser
aciclo.@oi 3ufIubt. - @el0un.
gen oe5 Gorreipon0enten ser
r9lIiociirten Ereiie."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-06-19
"asitd.,uarta" iiberau hfr 1!nIlen parolf.
Maiirte erleioen S6lappe BET Ga Sakec.
Seiterreid)er aeseu Staliemer in Der StfenIiue
2seri6t oes oeutf6en @enerarfa6s.

gerln Is. 3un pa 2oubon) = Die bente Sentdcn Nr
meeaupannrter ansgegue ame Serid 6rngt Die &nno oaR
Streimad Nirtcn, ue Die bnten EOfionen nrod
ga gaHce in NprSme Srand Gugesien bate fat OOls ami
gereben mnrbe Der ngeer gan9 eS n n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-06-19
Abgr(hlo0tn.
Mebcr.0 .3Wt:
idenfaa.
gtaatssE efret1r Sdmfing
erldkt GrfIdrnn9.

IiC Den 0ClltIbcn gotIhatter Der
lcumocnoen &cbmeloungcn bobcn
Iih ais jcoer tboti0hlihen BE.
qrilnoung cntbebreno crmicien.
- Or. WeDcr @erbur0 conierirt
in Berlin nit 8eanlten 0eS 2luS-
pGrtigen glmtS.
@oibinQton Is. &lrni.
SetretGr 2onling mltoriitrte bc,te
ipGt Oie WiittbciIltn0 OaB iorpett ais
0o5 Staot2oepartement in &etroht
fonlmt Der Meper- -@crborO 3piiden.
ioQ ab8eidloiien lei.
SetretGr 2oniin9 io9t in lelner
GrtlQrung:
Ser oeuti6c @otidoItcr ipro6
bcltte BEL mir Dor lmO iogte, OaB ole
in oen 3eitungen peroifentlidten &c
idiGten iiber Wepers@erborO r1o
Ir. Meper niht pobr mdren lnO &C.
ei0net ieien, ibnl lln8eIcgenbeiten 5u
6ereiten. Ger 9otihaiter iagte, ooB
ibm Elm Or. Mepcr nidt betonnt lei
uno 0oB ouh fein O}it8IieO Der BOT
ihaft cine iolde Eerion, rpie Der ers
mGbnte Gr. Weper, fennc. 3iee Wttt-
tbeillug modte Der 9otIdotter atT
iein Gbrenport uno iogte, Dob oiele
8elhihten eincn gln9riff oui ieinen
perfGnlider Gbarotter OorItellten.
Meper.@erborO ici nienoIa eincn
Gontroft IN 0icicn 2on0c eingegon-
gcn, ou6 bo6c cr bier nit niAt5 an.
Oerm olS Dem 9iotben &rel5 SIT tbun
gebobt. So lueit ais irgcno etpo9
in 6roge fon1nlt, Ooa 3u icineracnnt-
niB gcbrodt lporocn lit, iicbt ooS
StoutS 9eportcmcnt Ocn &orfoll ol@
QeIdloiien an. - Cd ocrIiherte Dem
@oti6uiter, BOB ih Sen 3eitnngcn
entipredcno WittbeiIung modem
piirOe,
ScfretGr 2oniing bcriidcrte oen
9otidofter, 0oB er NIT Ser ibm 9egc=
benen Grfldrlrn9 5uirieOen lei.
OpttmiItiide Stimmung
i'm offi5ielIcn 9erltn.
Berlin, Is. Suni, (iiber 2ons
Oon). - Or. glntpn Wcpers@ s@erboro,
pelter IN ciner WiiIiion bon Der Oeltts
i6on @otidoit in @oibinGton Die
lid ouf oie Oeltti6.omerifaniide Si-
tuotion be5iebt, bier Wcilt, botte 6erttc
cine 5meiItiin6ige Gonferen5 nit Gr.
9ufreo 3intnermonn Dem Inter
Itaotsiefret0r oeS 9luSlp0rti9eh llno
@rai Ofontgelas, bem GorIte6er Der
omerifaniicben Seftion OeS orSmdr-
tigen 9lmtes. Sr. @ottlieb BON S5ns
gom, ser OiiniItcr Oe5 9Insm0rti8en
nobm an einen Sbeil ser 9erot6lnls
gen Ibeil.
Sic Notur oeS @erihte5 oon Gr.
Meper.@erborO lit nidt entbiillt NOR
Ocn ober Gr. zimmerman iogte
nod) ser Gonieren3 ml5, boB CT bon
sen 9luSiidten oltf cine irie0lide Bel.
legltng Ser oeutih omcrifonilhen
Sdruierigfeiten 6lrdat5 befrieolgt
lei.
8robber3og BON 9ooen
conoolirt.
q lte 10 am, Is. Srnt (ilber
2onOon) - Cine gotidaft, wcIde
bcllte bier BON 6ronfiurt eingctrof'
fen lit, iagt, oaB Der 8roB6er5og pom
9noen wel6er iebt al ser 6ront it,
0oS iolgenbe 5elegromm ii6er ben
fiir3li6en lle6erioQ bon &nrlsrubc
ourdJ iron5oIide gleroplone un Den
9iirgermeiIter oieier StuOt geionOt
bat:
yaaiier @ilbelm 6ot mir telegro.
pbii6 ieine tieie gntriiltung iiber ben
oerrudten glnariif olti Oos geliebte
aorIsrlbe ausqeoriitt. Gie armen
rnidluoigen Spier inter oen Gtpil.
Gerionen bobcn ibm groBen Summer
bereitet."
ltnmiir0iqe 9ebnn0lung
gefangener 3euti der
our6 Sran5oien.
9erlin, Is. SUM, (orabtloS nah
SoppiIle). - Gie ii6erieeilhe gtad).
| ridtenogentltr madte beute Die iol'
genoe Wiittbeililng:
~Sros tpieoerboltcr Sorlteaungen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-06-19
Sic 8efangenen Sent dl'
lambs nno % titerrei DIS.

&crlin Is. Snni (uia Sonoon).
- Die @eiammt5abl, Die BON ben
9entidlen nnb Seiterreid-lInsarn
aemadJten 8efansenen belief iid bis
snm IA. Snui unf etua 100000,
uie cine 3niammenitellnns Der
Saperiiden ts-3eitnns" er'
aiebt. ytad, Sieier 9lnsabe Dertbeilen
iidl Die @cfangcnen ibrer Rationale
tit nad,, iuie folgt:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-06-19

XIV utHllWl OlullN l"p' W.
oeltiHcn Solthbooten IN Der
&cfclu.@oi 3uiIudt. - Welouns
Qen 6eS GorreiponoGnten Ser
y?lIiociirten Yreiie."
9erlin is. Suni (orobtloS no6
| Sonuillc, 8. 81 - Ser Gonitontino.
| pcl-GorrciponOent ser o9Iliociirten
8rciIe" ionOte Die nohIte6enoe Gepe'
| Ihc, melhc nidt Oa5 Gatlmt Der 9lbs
icnolma 3ciat;
Cine Snipcttion ser tiirfiihen
Eoitioncn bel 9lpi 9urnu al Der
@cltfiiItc ser @aGipoIi SaIbiniel
3cigt, 0aB bic 9ritcn iebt tait Ons
Qon5e 3errain, OaS lie frilber III Die
Inn 9iitrift innegebo6t bottell pte'
ser Uerloren bdben.
Gie 9(liirtcn bo6cn sur Belt mir
nod einen fleincll 6olbmonoformigcn
QanoItrid1 n6roIib BON @aba Sepc,
AT Der g9eItfiiite Der Snlbiniel nabe
ibrer GuBerIten grtremitGt, in i6renl
9ciib. 9ieier 2onoitri6 lit 28OO
| 2)aroS long unO al ieinen breitelten
Gtnftc 100 Dor0S brett. Die bri'
tiid)en 5rllppen baben lnlr menlg
@aIier un0 feinen S6ub Dor oen
Strablen ser SOnne."
9llliirter- 6Gotte per'
friedt iid.
Berlin IS. SUM (orobtIo5
na6 SoDpiQc, 6. 81 - Ger GORE
iponOent Der o2liiociirten Ereiie" III
Gonitoutinopcl iogt in elmer unOntir'
ten 1cpcide, OoB ibm geitottet pur-
Sc, sic Sol6iniel @oatpoli 5u belu-
den, uno ooB er 6ei Ser @elegcnDett
in 3uperlGiiiger gSeiie informirt
uuroe, ooB Oie britiihe sSlotte bon
0en oeuti6en llnterieebooten IN Der
Gefolo-9ni, an ser 9or0fiiitc Scr Sll.
iel H5nt6roS, etmn 10 !QtciIen pon Der
@oQipoli &iiite, 3uiludt gcirl6t
babe Gie britiicben Sdiffe tonn.
ten bon elmer 00be am llier IN Der
@ud5t Dor 2Infer liegenO geIcben mer.
0ell.
gu Srei berifieOenen Wolen lit eS
Sen 5iirfen gelungen, inter Den bri.
tiiben S6iiien an ibrem 3uIllt6tS'
ort Mtincn 5ur Grplolion 5u bringen.
9ritii der 9 Gom er ~ ii a"
perienft.
Qonoon, IS. Suni. - Ter britt.
| ihc Gompicr y2lilio" bon Seit6 nur.
Sc beute nobe Ser SiiOoIt.aiiIte BON
| Sdottlano ourd Elm oelrtid)es llnter'
iee6oot torpeoirt unO gum Sinfen &C.
brodt Gie Wiit9IieOcr Ser gemon'
nunq rpuroen gerettet.
Ger 9ompicr Y2Iilin" bate einen
Hauninbolt uon SIG 1onnen 9rutto
lmo mlr0e i'm Sabre 1884 debollt.
Gr botte eine Sdnge uon 200 SUB,
einc greitc bon 81 SUB lmo eil,en
1iefqong bon 1913 6uB).
Oeiterreiher iebt in Der
SffenitDe.
8ero1to, oia Gbialio mad YoriS,
| IS. ,<ltni. - 9ic SeIterrei6er boben
i6re 1rllppen 10 oerItdrtt ooB lie
| jctt bon Mori luo 9fopereto aus 9e'
I gen oic rStoliener, oic bci 9rentonico
am 1SuBc oc$ Monte 2ntisiinlo cot'
3cntrirt lino, iopo6l pie bel Serra'
| pale I'M 2ogarma.Gbol nno I'M Irra.
l6ale Die Sffeniiue er9riffen boben.
9as Reiilltot Oieier adnpie lit nod
in ser SApebe
OeIterreidiihe 2 6iffe
bonn bar0iren Befaro.
R ON, ,StoIien, Is. SUM (iiber
2on6on). - Die iolgenoe ontlite
italicniihe Wlittbeilung muroe bellte
pom ariegSnliniIterilm ocroIfent'
lift:
,Ociterreihii6e ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
lmo Observation-Disclosures baben Die
aiiIteneiienbabn bel 5ano cam doria'
tiiGcn Wieer, s Meilen iiloOItli6 pon
8eIaro) uno Geiaro bei6ollen lmo
lei6t bei6GOigt. 0esgletdeu 9aben
iie Sduier in Eeiaro INTO HiminI be-
! iaaOigi."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-06-19

gulgarien neigt Sen Al.
Iiirten5u?
Qon0on Is. Suni. - Sn Son'
oon iino 6eute gerid]te I'M llmlnut
bah gulgarien nit Den allllrten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-06-19
Baltimore & 6Dbin
Gg,urFuus gullctiu.

GTturiuuss sSuncttu.
S2OO-2urag uuo Suriif, Suuutag, 20.
Suni. Spe8ial3ug perIdBt WIount
RoOaI Stution T10 WlorgeItS.
0nmocn station 7.15 Wiurgens.
Riiifubrt bon 2uru0 I'M g ubr
glbeno5, ndmIiden Iag.
9liuoura sGEeuriiunCu,
Sl200-2. mo 23 Suli, g. u1tn 20. It'
guIt, 3. uno II. September. I.
mo 10. Situber. Giucte Gillttg
10 Gage einidlcBlib 3atum ocs
8erlaufs. Spe3iul6ug bon Raub,
luth 9uumnn'gSaggon5, Oerd6t
Gamocn citation $40 Wiorgens.
NRuuut STANDARDIZATION S.45 Utorg.
2urb ous beribmie SebigbsSnls
ICO, obie Shuci5 bon Imcrita".
Sccuicr ,Gtturiinucn.
S5.50-9itluutir GitH, Gnpc Wia1, Sen
Selc 6itD uun gStlomuuo, Eeenn
GtD, ". g., nno 6uruf teoeH
6reitug uuo Samftng, 8ittg sur
Rdfu6rt bis SteniiaQ, ehlhlleB'
lid. tSnnl19lb)
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-09-18

Evangelist Sunny Jim" Lowe,
otherwise the Rev. James T. Lowe.
will open a two weeks revival In
Grace United Evangelical church to-
morrow.
In the morning he will address the
Sunday school at 9:15. His first SER
mon will be delivered at the church
services at 1890. At $3.50 in the aft
ernoon he will address mass meet
ing for men. His subject will be
Down the Jericho Road" Mems So
cieties and lodges have been invited
to attend. He will also preach in the
evening.
Sunny jim" has had an interest
ing and successful career as an evan
gelist. Last year alone he succeeded
in converting more than 1000 men.
In the United vangelical church at
Carlisle last March S64 people hit the
trail in a short campaign. Success
full revivals have been conducted by
the Rev. Mr. Lowe at Canton and
Akron, Ohio; Lancaster, Columbia,
Reading. Allentown, Lewisburg, Ber-
wick Bethlehem, Sunbury, Ashland,
Hazleton. Wiliamsport, Schuylkill
Haven, Cedar Haven, Iowa and at
various campmeetings.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-09-18
H1GHsPaRE PERSONALS

Arthur E. Poorman left Tuesday for
Scranton where he will remain for an
indefinite time.
w. c. Riffert and son, of Harrisburg
were in town on Tuesday, in the inter-
est of the Keystone State Fair and
Industrial Exposition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Hoffman and
little son, Clarence, of Dillerville were
in town Wednesday, the guests of the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Hoffman, of Market street.
Mrs. John Matthias, of Philadelphia,
who spent Wednesday in town with
her daughter, Mrs. Harvey Reen, of
Race street, returned to her home on
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Morgan, of
Harrisburg, spent Thursday afternoon
and evening in town with relatives and
friends.
Mrs. d. L. Kaufman, Mrs. E. M
Bamberger and Mrs. II. j. Roop, at
tended the w. c. T. U. convention at
Harrisburg Thursday.
o. A. Helm and family of Roop
street who spent the summer at their
bungalow in Cumberland county are
home again.
Morris Zimmerman, of xenia, o.. is
visiting relatives and friends here.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-09-18
Remarkable Mileage of
Tires Shown in Output

where do all the tires go?" is a
question often heard at the mammoth
plant of the Goodyear Tire & Rub
Der Co., at Akron, Ohio. A trip
through the factory, including a
glance at the stock room, with its
many rows of finished tires ready to
start on their careers wherever sum-
moned at once suggests the ques-
ton. OF course, they are used and
ultimately worn out. When you con-
slider that two million automobiles
are now in use in the United States,
each engaged in wearing out four
tires, you begin to see the light Of
day.
About forty per cent. of Good
years output of automobile tires
finds its way to the motorists of the
country as equipment on new cars.
The remainder serves to replace the
veteran tires which are constantly
falling after thousands of miles of
faithful service. More than ever be-
fore are Goodyear tires being selected
to fill up the gaps left in the ranks
by the demise of other makes.
Figures bring out some interesting
facts as to where the tires go. The
mileage it requires to wear out the
tires made in the Goodyear factory
almost staggers comprehension.
Goodyear's production of automobile
tires for this year will be we'll over
two million. Taking FIVE thousand
miles, which is very low, as an aver
age mileage for each tire, tn e total
mileage necessary to wear out the
years output would be ten billion.
A car would have to cover $780,
100000 miles to wear them all out
would have to travel 100000 times
around the world or fourteen times
from the earth to the sun and return.
To put the figures another way, an
automobile going at the speed of fifty
miles an hour would have to travel
day and night three hundred and
sixty-five days in the year, for a
period of nearly six thousand years to
wear out Goodyear's 1915 output. II
Adam could have enjoyed the luxury
of an automobile equipped with
Goodyear tires Goodyears output for
this year would have carried 1t down
to the present day with a nice bunch
| of spare tires still on hand.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-09-18
sTEELTON CHURCHES

Trinity German Lutheran. - The
Rev. C. F. Tiemann, pastor, will
conduct services in German at 10 a.
M, and in English at 1880 p. M,
theme, Strength in Tribulation"; S.
S., o'clock.
st. Marks Lutheran - The Rev.
W. B. Smith, pastor, will preach at
1O:3O5 a. M, on THE Indwelling of
Christ" and at 1880 p. m, on
"Christ. the Source of Life; S. S.
2; c. e, 6:45; Prayer meeting We'd
nesday.
Central Baptist The Rev. H. D.
Germer. pastor, will preach at 1880
a. M, and at 1880 p. M, S: S. $3.50.
ST. Johns Lutheran. = The Rev. G.
n. Lauffer, pastor, will preach at
10:45 a. m, on "All Things are
Yours" and at 1880 m, on The
Tabernacle and It's Teachings; S. s.
$3.50; Inter. c. E., $50.
First Reformed. - The Rev. c. A.
Huyette, pastor, will preach at 10 a.
M, on Preparation for Services to
God" and at 1880 p. M, on The
Rurden-Bearing Cod; S. S. 10 a.
m, prayer service Wednesday 7:45.
First Presbyterian - The Rev. c..
B. Sekelken, pastor, will preach at
II a. M, and at 1890 p. m. Evening
subject, Civic Righteousness Sun
day school, 9:45 a m, c. E., $3.50.
Main Street Church of God. - The
Rev. G. w. Getz, pastor, will preach
at 1920 a. M, on They Could Not
Enter In" and at 1890 p. M, on
THE Worlds Flirting Fashion; Sun
day school, 2; Jr. c. E., g.; Sr. c. E,
$3.50
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-09-18
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE
BY Associated Press

Philadelphia, Sept. IS. - Wheat -
Lower; No. 2 red, new, spot. Septem-
Dew Der, 1'g9gs@@11'1l71; No. red western
Corn = Market steady; No. yell
low low Scs Loesl SsSSggssfse; sSgssc; steamer No. yel-
oats = Steady; No. white. none
here; No. 3, white. new, 4O@41c.
mills, per, ton, $500; western do, none
Refined Sugars - Market -iisO' IS weak;
powdered, 5.SO@5.40 fine granuiated
5.2O@5.8O; confeetioners' A. 5.10G5.2o.
creamery. extra, CSC; nearby Prints
Eggs - The market is higher:
Pennsylvanissz sGl Snd other nearby irsts.
current receipts, free cases. s720@S7.50;
western extra firsts, free cases, $1,000
$40; western firsts, free cases, $500
Live poultry = Dull and weak; fowls,
l44 @151sc; old ROSTERS, II a 12c broil-
brSS, bressed S SSni, Pouit,ry M Market steady.
fresh killed fowls. fancy, 1874 @1Yc; do .
average, 1917 @174kc; do. unattractive.
i4A gl5 Ac; do. old ROSTERS. 1sc; do.
western. 16Q21c: do. spring. ducks. 1e
Q1Ic; ddos western. 1o912c; ice packed
Potatoes Market steady; Maine
per bpshel. IS929c; New York, per
5Oc@$1.25; Jersey No. l, per basket, rs
Q35c; Jersey No. 2. per basket, 10@15c.
Flour--Dull, weak; winter. straights.
new, s5.oe@5;26; Spring. straights, new,
$50; do, patent. old, $6.6O@s735.
Hay-Steady; new nay, s16.00@21.00;
per ton as to quality; No. 1. large
bales, $25.o0; No. 2. do. $14.oo: No. &.
Light mixed. $4,000: No 1. do, S22.5O
@23O0: No. 2. DO. S20.00021.00.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-09-18

Continued from tIrSt rage
merous questions regarding parts of
the new law
Should Raise Standards
The principals also favored raising
the standards of teachers provisional
and professional certificates, but
agreed that If this were done the
wages of the teachers should be in
creased accordingly.
This afternoon the subjects dis
cussed were the advisability of organ
izing a county teachers association,
the unit system and other methods
now used in the city and rural schools.
Late in the afternoon officers were
elected for the year.
The nominating committee consisted
Of Professors G. w. Dunkleberger, of
Oberlin: G. E. Geesey, Hummelstown.
and ]. f. Shambaugh, of Wiconisco.
Those present this morning were IT.
G. Dibble. Central high school; Charles
s. Davis. Steelton high school; +. E.
Downes. superintendent of Harrisburg
schools; ]. G. Pentz and c. D. Koch,
State high school inspectors; j. E
Drawbaugh. S. c. Bethel. Stacy Peters
| school; r. D. Weigle, Elizabethville;
+. E. Shambaush. county superintend-
ent of schools: w. r. Zimmerman
! Lykens assistant county superintend-
emit; !. F.. Shambaugh Wiconisco; G
w. Dunkleherger. Oberlin; G. E
Geesey and T. q. Mitnan. of Hum
nnelstown; Ira Kravhill, of Millers-
Vile state Normal School: j F Ad-
ans Millershurg; Millard B. King. G.
r Fisher, of Enheut; II. r. King
IinRlestown: Johr c. Scorer. of Phila-
| 6elphia: J. s. Arnold: O. z. Cord. OF
| Penb brook: S. NJ. Stauffer, of High
Aspire. and G. S. Machen.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-09-18

At a meeting of the committee on the
sented showed that the Indians" were
ready with their part of Fridays pro-
gram.
Yesterday afternoon a private exht-
bition was given of the improvement
films and steroptican views of the
city's progress at the Orpheum theater.
The movies" include all points where
improvements have been made, and
show city officials and members of
several of the celebration committees
on a visit to these places of interest.
These pictures will be shown at the
reception Thursday night.
Name Auto Tour Aids
The committee in charge of the au-
tomobile tour named the captains and
aids who will be in charge during the
trip over the city. Each captain with
his aid will be given a certain num-
ber of automobiles and guests to look
after. 1t will be their duty to see that
the guests are properly placed.
The automobiles will line up on the
west side of North Front street and
north of Walnut. Assignment of au-
tomobiles will be by blocks, with a
captain and his aids in charge of
each block, as follows:
Captain James H. Lutz Jr., Walnut
to Locust streets; aids, Joseph H.
Hillegas, f. L. Wright, r. w. Moor
head, Joseph Nachman.
Captain C. w. Burtnett, Locust to
| Cranberry streets; aids, Gus NJ.
, Steinmetz. Harper Spong. ]. Grant
Schwartz, Sr., Charles F. Spicer.
Captain S. S. Eberts, Cranberry to
Pine street; aids, L. M. Bricker, F.
j. Consylman, ]. NJ. Lloyd, George E.
| Whitney.
Captain L. Frank Bass, Pine to
Barbara streets; aids, Joseph H.
! Wallazz, D. L. w. Raker, w. B..
Schleisner, Harry Lowengard.
Captain Charles E. Covert, Barbara
| to South streets; aids, Frank A.
Smith, Joseph Claster Frank B..
Bosch, c. c. Crispen.
Captain Stanley Jean, South to State
streets; aids Ellis P. Gourley, William
S. Tunis, John Heathcote, F. A.
Mosher.
Captain F. ]. Hall, State to South
streets; aids, Ed. S. Herman, B. F.
Umberger, George A. Shreiner.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-09-18
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT
R., drra~soF-I

New York, Sept IS. - The statement
of the actual condition of Clearing
House banks and trust companies for
$4,000 reserve in excess of legal re-
quirements. This is a decrease of $3,-
749 900 from last week.
The Statement follows:
Actual Condition - Loans, etc, $2,-
7OS, 761 900; increase, $2S,S01,0o0. Re-
serve in own vaults (B), $526,763, 900;
increase $4,606,00 Reserve in FEEDER
al, Reserve Bank, s148, 900; increase.
SO, $685. 900. Reserve in other depositor-
les, $29,332,0 900; decrease. $404,00o. Net
crease crease $40. SS7 900. Net time deposits.
s137 sos 900; decrease. $2,2O9. 900. Circu-
lation. s36,6S4,o00; decrease $4,000.
Aggregate reserve. $500. .2S5. .00e. Fv~ess
reserve. $22O,S73,O9O; decrease, 55,74o.-
900
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-09-18
Hebrew Association to
Adopt New Constitution

The recently organized Young Mems
Hebrew Association will meet to-mor-
row morning at 8 o'clock in Tiphereth
Israel Synagogue, Second and Locust
street, to complete the organization
work.
Although only one week old the new
organization has enrolled many promi-
nent members. The committee ap-
pointed to draw up a constitution will
report at Tomorrow meeting. This
committee includes: Louis Laborwitz,
chairman: P. Goldsmith. L. Levine,
Elmer Marigold and ]. Yosolowitz