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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-06-10
FINANCIAL

INVEsTORS-$1OO to 1000 invested
ferred stock with handsome bonus of
common stock free, will yield you large
profits. Address o., 1880. care of TeIe-
graph.
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CHICAGO CATTLE

ceGip aieaf fSS.'OU6o1;;' s stTUn9 a. Bulk Hog of sales Re,
s7.60@T.75; light, $7.55@7.S7h; mixed
$7.40@7.S2h; heavy. $7.15@7.75: rough
$7.15@7.30; pigs, $6.00@7.55.
Cattle - Receipts. 5000: firm. Native
beef steers. $6.S5@9.50; western steers
Sc. 80 Sis; cows and heifers, $4,000
s.S5: calves. $L50@10.25.
Sheep = Receipts, $4,000: weak
Sheep. $6.20@7.1O; lambs. $7.75@10.25.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-06-10

FOR SALE - White Frost refrigera-
tor; good as new; reasonable. Ills Capt.
tai street.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-06-10

FOR SALE - Auto. good condition.
made by the Jeffrey people. will be sold
cheap to quick buyer. Apply 518 North
Second street
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WANTED - Young man, is years,
desires work of any kind; not afraid of
hard work. Call. or address, 3013
Fourth street, riverside, Harrisburg.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-NIaIe

WANTED - Young boy, II years of
age. wants work: can drive horse; ex-
p%erience in grocery store and butcher
shop. Call. or address. 42c Hamilton.
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MANY A GOLDEN NUGGET is HIDDEN i'm THESE ADS

THE Harrisburg Polytechnic Dispen-
sary will be open daily. except Sunday.
at 3 p. M, at its new location, 1901
North Second street, for the free treat
ment of the worthy poor.
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STORAGE

FIREPRooF STORAGE. Private
rooms for household goods, SO per
month and up. We invite Inspection.
Low Insurance. 437-445 South Second
street. Harrisburg Storage Company.
STORAGE = 4l9 Broad street, for
household goods and merchandise. Pri-
vate rooms, 81 to So. Wagons. rs cents
per month. Apply d. Cooper & Co.. Al
Broad street. Both phones.
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FOUND - Monday morning, near p.
r. r. depot, small poclxetbook. contain
inb raluables. owner can have same
by proving property and paying for
this adv. Call 1406 state street.
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WANTED - A partner with some
ing business, already established trade.
One who is capable of calling on local
merchants. Address H, 1925, care of
Telegraph.
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE

Chicago. ILL.,. June 10. Board of
Trade closing.
Wheat = July, 1.O5%; September.
1.04.
Corn-July. 71% September. 71%.
Pork-Juiy. 1892; September. 1920.
Lard-July. $50: September, 9.s5.
Ribs-July. 1915; September, 1917.
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WANTED - Man for collector and
salesman, Harrisburg and vicinity.
Ten dollars a week and liberal commits
sion. Must give bond and be willing
worker. State age Address F., 1888,
care of Telegraph.
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HE'LL .

WANTED - Boy to work in grocery
store; state age and experience; give
reference. f., 1924, care of Telegraph.
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FOR RENT
BUGINEss OPPORTUNITIES

HAVE $500 to 81, 900 that 1 am will
ing to invest as a partner in some
of Telegraph.
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FOR SALE - Three work horses.
one two-horse farm wagon; new one
horse jolt wagon; two sets double har-
Island Red chickens, young chicks,
geese. goslings. As / have disposed
of my entire holdings at Liv-
,ingston Farm. Enola, must sell the
above personal property in order to va
: cate at once. Apply to A. C. Young. 2s
North Third street, Harrisburg. Bell
phone 713J.
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WANTED - Man to work on farm
give experience and references. L.,
1929, care of Telegraph.
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FOR RENT - SUBURBAN" 220S-2210
North Third street, new modern apart
ments; reception hall: 5 rooms; bath:
pantry; storage; continuous hot water;
front and rear porches. Apply on prem
Uses.
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LOST
FOUND

FOUND - The well-dressed man. He
always sends his clothes to Eggert's
Steam Dyeing and French Cleaning
Works, 1245 Market street. DO your
Both phones. Call and deliver.
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ROOMS o RENT

FOR RENT - Nicely furnished sec
ond floor and third floor rooms; fine
location: use of telephones; reduced
rates for the summer. apply at 200
State street.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-Siaie

WANTED - Boy desires position in
Telegraph.
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FOUND - Express wagon owner
can have same by proving property and
paying for this advertisement. Apply
1901 Derry street.
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FOR SALE - 40 tons of frst-class
Hay, bailed, at reasonable, price. Apply
at Jednota Farm. between Middletown
and Highspire.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-12-16
Nmbere Ramen fir Gariier Straken

sTEI
Set Monoten befinoen lih sabl-
rei6e 8emobner oes oid)tbeoolfertest
Barrier 5taotoiertels ct. 2a5are in
GROCER grregl1llg, benin anf ser oern
gabnbof ct. 2asnre benacbbarten
glace o'gltrope freu5en iid oie
StraBet1, Die nad) ben &auptitaoten
G1lropas benan1lt iinoy @enn nun
alf msber fem Hariier geoerfell
getragen bottle, IN Der <e Sc Ser
lin, Der Gerlangeru1lg Der &ne &o1t-
ores, ooer in Der 6lte De Gientte ser
gerlallgerltng Der SHE oe 8eters,
boltrg 5u tDobllen, 10 iii DIES ollrd oerl
arieg oo6 ailoers ~eeporoen, ullo osr
FatriptIsn1lts eit1es e1tet S~ransoieit
ftrdllm ii6t at6 mir tit cine nonli=
rele g~eriibrrmg nit ben 9onpt=
itaoten Der beiOen Gertralmdcbte gut
treten. @1breno fein 9erIiner ie-
mails oaran geoaft 6af, beI Barrier
Glab unt5lttaufell, ooer nus Sob ar
gen Die Gniien feline IN Ser Beters=
burger StraBe gelegelle @pbnnng 5n
iDedieln, uno Der Miinhener nah ME
Inor IN ieinem ueugli1f)ett @orte1l"
nod bes Cages 2ait nnD Wfiibe Gr-
holnng indt, beltiirmeii oie getpo5
ner Der gerliner nt1o @ie1ler StraEe
lin Haris Die Stnotperiunltnng in
nilge56bIten Gingoben, bod enolid,
ben vberedtigten @efiiblen Ser gn1=
p0rung" Gebnung 3u tragen uno Sic
.|berbaBten Narner perihminoen sit
|laiien. 9a 1ih Ser milbeltc &ob Ser
|Sran5olen gegen Die 0eutihen nnb
aeeen Berlin ridtet, 10 ipliroe slt,
nadit oie Sue Be gerlin allsgeti[gI
ufl0 .onrb cine Hiie De 2iege, cine
aiittiber Str, erIeet. u5rr oarfba-
rem un0 6elt1noigen @rirrucrung an
|bie beloenmiitige g%erteioigung Ser
belgilden Seitlfng." NiS 5peiies
|Spfer miro bern fran50iiIben Gu-
|triotismus Die N1e De gienile barge
bradt linb in cine &he oe aonpailte.
cine 2omenltraBe nmgetanft,u 6oirif
|fommenoe @eiblehter niemals per=
|geiien, mas Die unihnloiee Stnot
nnter ben barbariiden @rauidm=
|feiten Der Bodies leioelt miBte1. Nait
|gibt es in oieier @egello cine &liei
Be gonftantinople, uno es lit fem
|3meifel 0aB Tie bas brittle OFFER bic
fer finoilden Hei5barfeit iein miro.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-12-16

8oron Sbobatpala. elm reifer
janiIder ganfier, Der ioeben in San
5rancisco ei~ngetroffen lit, erfldrte,
China babe lebr perniinftig baran
getan, 3tr monardiiden Staatsform
5iiriif5ufebren. Ihir inter Der Mto-
nnrd)ie fonne oos 2an0 geoeiben.
yuan Shi aai lei Der tiidytigite DIT
neiiihe Stantsmlann uno er neroe
i'm Stan0e lein, Dem 2dnOe oas gu
geben, mas es notig babe, cine cen-
tr~nlilierte Hegierung.
Nus Wnibington miro gemel-
set. oaB Die gaBneroromngen, aui
|9efebL oes Hrdlioenten, perlh6rfi
mor0en fitlo.
Der engliife 9otldafter bal
uniern Staatsiefret1r perionlidl 0a'
BON in aenntnis gelebt, BOB Die eng.
Liide Hegieruna ben bei0en oeltider
sfttnhees gpp<go un0 bon Eaper
|freies @elcit 5uiidere.
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Gan Nntonio Ger. is. 9eS. -1915
Odfen $5.35 bis $3.50.
@iibe $500 bis $500.
&1lber $3.50 bis $3.50
8iiIen $500 bis 5000.
ct. 2onis, is. Seq. 1915 Minbz
bieh. Sernssgieb, 1928 bis $3.50.
6fnpeitie $3.50 nno $685..
Gamte.
6dtpere bonn GhIa1ter 90 Gte.
Qeihte btm GAIddter 1890. 90 cts
Grim gefnIaeue ..........1Sh cts
Telle.
GnsorasSieeen, per Rfb. 40 Cts
angorns8 ieeen, befhdbigt 49,. s Cts
Wolf unb Studs ............20 Cts
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u. &. Nrneot an NironsNrnebt {

u. 8. Arneot an Niron<Nrnebt Oil
gompa1,b. A Nder 2nn6; $40 II. u.
5. 6. Sbtle an 8. 8. @nItrira.
@rnnbitiid i'll 2btle Seisbts; $1,000.
Gus Bebmeper an 3enrb @ebmeper.
Nntei[ an 1922 Mder Ian6 lnb Az
Afer Qanb; $1,000.
Cigar unn CLARA Sommiits an Srai
$. o.. NoIer. @ruubitiid am Rarlbu,
rough YIace, $40 II. u.
Blonde 6. 8angmnm our6 o.. 8,
6uff, Sruitee. an Mlbert nno grni
Stenes, @riinbitiid in Hiberlloe Yalf;
$500.
GouthpeItern 2ano Corporation AZ
2onis 8ek. @rrnoftiid am Smnie'
BIace, 5000.
6. s. Smitb an Sohn Yfeiffer
@runbitiid i'm neuen gitpsglod 375.
$4,000.
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L.okaIes.
MIlerIei.

Gin &efrlitierungs 8uro. fiji
oie Seras Mational-@ uroe mllr0e ii
eittem 3elte an Der Noroieite Ser MIo,
mo Bla5a erOffnet. Man bedblid).
tigt Die bieIige1t bier &ompognier,
gipelbe 6ds erite Battalion oes 9.
Ateraniihen Megiments biIoell, auf DIE
roae 5rieoensStGrfe bon 65 Mann
pro &ompagnie 5u brillger.
3nm er1ten MaIe ieit ser Cr-
riftung oes Sort Sam SolIton IinS
BIER 0ret @eterdle itationiert; Gene
lalmaior Suniton lit &ommatoe4r
oes gattsen liioli6en Deportemeftts
@rigaoier : General Barter befebIigi
Die erfte 4apalerie 8rignoe uao
Yriga0ier General Sen oie iid, meiii
aug Snfaitterie 5iiammeniekenoe 5.
Brigade J
DaS @obnballs BON W. 6. gltl
in Huim &eigbts tplr6e nit }amust
lidem Mobilior geeen RSS lbr MOI.
gems ourdJ 5eiter 5er1tart. Ser Sdn.
ben bel6ltft iid) aH ujt9ef1M 1920
na6 lift feilwei1e o1rd5 @erfiherura
geoedt.
Serseant SLIDER, ser felt ore:
@oden bier perfpeiIte, I'M Mefru-
ten fir 6as Warine : &orps a1sli=
fperbtftJ lit init benz Grfola leirer
Sdff8feif redt 5~nfrieoen.
6rali GIiInbetb Gnrtep, oia
az Der 5iio-2areoo GtrnBe iuobl,t,
BOT Inn einen ginbaltsbefebI nohqe-
luft am Jortltftnto @ottar6i ii,
sDefbinbett, in Der M1be hires SAT-
les DHfser iitS oroere iible Stofie
ob5lta6en.
Ser 9elkrreiher Mnton Seis-
Ter peld5er Elm GIeildergejd6ft an
SiolNeesquite strabe betreim, lit
beim @lttoesgcridt UNI Grteiluna
oes @iigerredts eingefommen.
Isle INNER, finoet man arlc,
'oieies Sabr Ole idonlfe augspobI pon
'auer5dno niibli1en Sohen<* Bic litb
liz @eibnodts : @eIdenfe eisnen; BET
Vic Sengg.
Das goitpadet : Senior in mn
lee @oitoffice miro lett fudbreno Der
Neibnadtseit non morqens bait
odbt bis dbenos bnlb neall llbr ae-
offnet lefu.
WfuDpr 9rotpn INTO &ommiifar
aearnep baben iid nab aerrpiue be-
geben, INT in Der oortigen @eaeno
penn e0len @niotperf obsuIieqei1.
4ommiil6r Stepes miro ben Wanpr
ipdbrel6 feiner Mbtpelenbeit berthe.
ten.
Ndbren0 oes Wonats Nopens-
Der uuroeu III San Artonio 167
YerioneH geboren; 100 Eooesfa1e
bon Ginbeimiidben tpalroen angeme(-
bet bon oenen jeood 25 franf bier
Der aefommeil iparen. Gil
aaitefel1oen &rnrfbeiten erfronfterl:
8Iatterm 50; cGbiden Nodsm &;
9ppbats 3; 0ipbtberitis, as; Gdar-
Indfieber, Is.
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Gan Gntonio, Ser, f11Ac.
@albeiton. Ger, 1920 Gents.
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3eitsemak b~eseid)met!

81: vsfllo oa bait gu es gliidlidj
ourdgelett, nit 9einer Srau allein
gu lebei, lino Die Sdmiegermiitter,
umo Die 8itme, Die Sdmdserin iino
nift mebr i'm Smnie2l"
g.. ga, oas friegt mon lott, ge-
gen orei Sronten 81 fdmpienl"
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lyarim- ErD1ufte.
geuriir.

aartoffem, California, s2.1o; Colo.
rn0o, $f.85.
Giibe anrtoffeI,, Qouiiinnn. $1.75.
@cbnet, @nIifornir Baboais, $3.50;
MeJffanide Bnbous. $500; Bint8
$500; Gina 1925; Haabb. 500; @Iad
gpes, 1925.
3piebeln, Gal. 1925 per 100 gfnnb.
0fra. $3.50 fir ein 4nldel.
Gierpflan5en, $500 un6 $1.25 pei
8u5deI.
9iinbeI.
Gpinnt, 3hr per Yfuno.
Son1aten, Eegas. 4 .@Srbe, 60c u. TIC
@riiner Yfeffer. Eeras. 15c per Yfc
GeIerie, soc II. 85c per D1tbeno.
HhamenEobI, $3.50 fir 10 Stiid.
Gqlnlh. $500 II. $1.25 per Nu5de[.
Reterfilie, 40c per 9bb.SSiinbeI.
@pbI. $3.50 per Crate.
&opffnlnt, $500 per Crate.
Nabiesden, Acc fir elm 9to.> wiin6el
Meerreftias@ urseln. per Bfb. 1916
@eeten. 40e per 1b6. .HiinbeI.
Gelbe @iir5eIn, 40t per Diiteub
ELast4. +akl-9 1894 sT-sE.
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Nag Merieo.
Gem General Son

0tHl V}elleIul VUlloQIeS, DeHl
gefeblsbaber Der merifaniIder
Sauptitoot, 1T Der aopf oes alten
Generals sSSlta 8. 9ernaaoea zines
nttimert 8reuroes oes Friiberen 9ra-
iioentem 0ia5 utlo zines Mnbangers
@uerta' als a@eibnaftsgeldenf~
5ugeidift morben Ser aopf foar0e
mif Dem SdIaftfelo Eel Gsperatsu
Der 2eihe oes alter Generals obge-
fGnitten. GS gef1ab Dies auf ge-
febl os 0berItlel1ttants 2una Ga-
lieto. Mit Dem ebrenbonelt Mnftras,
ntele uSropbae" gu iiherbringen,
muroe ein 2elttnant Nanlens Cleo
pbilo @ome5 betralit.
Ssroncisco oe Ia 9arra, Ter
friibere probiiorii6e 8rdlioent Megi=
co.'s nno inter Snerta Minilter oes
aeuBeren, bat 5lint eriten Mal oos
ntitJeteilt, mas ct iiber oie Grmor=
Dung Maoero's meiB. De ID 8arra
erfldrt in oieier Mitteilung, oie ge-
bauptung, Die Minifter bdtter lin
Ole Grmorolng Maoero's uno Sno=
req gewlBt, ia, lie lei loenr in CT
ner Nifiiteriisung beihlollen obcr
gutgebeiBen moroer, fir falid. Sil
Der Minfteriisung, Die am sSreitag,
Dem 81. Sebruar 1918 I'M Matiollal=
Dalait itattfanb, betonte De ID 8arrd,
bob ulles, mas 1T Be5lig nuf Ma=
bero un0 BEN eberlnligen Iiee-HrGi:~
oenten Satare5 geIhebe, itreng ge-
iebnlaBig iein miilie; es miiiie felt
seitellt tDeroen, Oh Elm geieblifer
@rlnS fir tire @efangenbaItung
Dorbnnoet iei liio 5it oielefn 3fpede
miiBten ale 9ofnmeltte get1au unter
indt tperoen. 9ie anoeren MiniFicr
itimmteti ibm bel nno Der Sniti5ini-
hitter puroe b~enuftragt, cine ges
ralie 1lnterind)nng Der Doflimelltc
Dor5unebmen uf10 outtn Sn p~erfabren,
ruie es geieslih ridtig lei, alio Die
geioen enttpeoer frei lalief ooer
lin Mnflnge5ultaro ~berleten. Stti
6erielben Sibatg teilte @nertn Den
Winiitern nit, onB ct oie Mbiidt bas
He, Maoero uno Snare5, ibrer eige-
nen Siberbeit mege11, bon Den!
Natioltalpalait nod bent Staats-
3l1dtbaiis briitgen gu Iaiien unb Dc la
8nrrn betonte nodanals, oaB oud)
babel dies in geiebIider @eiie berge-
zen miiIie. Die Sisung idIoB onnn
gegen / l1br mittags. Snmltag nndd
gegen 5noIf 1lbr tuuroe De Ia 9urra'
telepboniih ol1rd Elm Mitslieo port
5tobe 9iierto's na6 Dem National-
pnlaft gernfen, es lei Elm lebr ern+
ties greignis pafliert. (DnsieIbe ge-
idab, nebenbei geingt, NIT anoern
Wiiniitern, mie ). g. nit Dem Mini-
tier oes Snitern Mlberto @arcia @ra=
raoos, ben garrnn5a Dor Sturgeon
~ipioerredtlih Bat eridieBen lallet.
Sm Nationnlpalnlt teilte @rerta ben
Serren init, Maoero nno Siiare5
ieien alf ser 5abrt 1lad) Dem 3ltdt
tnlis erid,ofien. Die A1itomo6ile
ieien ~niternegs bon 5fpei bepaffne-
nm S;e hpioen Gefonopurn a. H..
i@reip,r ,,,n - opm norm,i folopuheu
N,1rdp;nortopr Ipipn So MpiSe =,
shnSSpn So n @orro n,or S,,rf, oie
Mittpil,,no nolfomnen iiberroSdt
g. erfISrfc "a Fir oMol,,t notn,en.
Sin oof e;ne oenoue l1ntpri,,dnno
norocnomraen mn Gin runortpi;lhep
ma nertrm,ensn,prter monu NIT ihr
6etro,,t nerse Gr ,hJ,o nen Nhef
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Gamliel @ompers bat Dem
Ir1iioenten Die 8erfiderlms geae-
ben, Die organiiierten arbeiter mir
Den feline 2anoesoerteioigungspf1ne
mad araften unteritiisen.
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&prreipoaSens. -GiboIo, IA.
1916. Mm Gonntng, ben II. Ge5em-
Der 1915 girtgen bon Gibolo Dcleges
ten f~oIgenoer 8ereine lno 2ogen
ilnb Geguia, nm Der balbi1brigem
Merchandising oes 2ofalperbulloes
bon @pa0nloupe GciuttD bei5ufpob-
men: 9obenitniiett 2oee, 2iisotu 2o-
&c, GiboIo a~egelberein, Gibolo &C.
iongUerein usto nnoere, ale Mitglie.
Der 0es oeutlf nm1erifniiden an-
t~ionaIbunoes Hrdiioent $. Sulion
Gfnpper REF Die geriammIung our
Sronnttg u1o es tpuroen jebr pieI Ue-
iddftr erIeoigt, inierm Trdiioenten
Wilfon uiir6e cine iebr 1larfc Miigc
erteilt, tuegen Der lddrfen Spradc,
lpeldbe er in ieiner Hotldait gefiibrt
bat. IS fa1loen Iebbnfte 9ebatten
itdtt. 9srof. gSeber uno Mep. aorner
bielten Mnfprnhen. bic pieIen 1eifuIi
fduoen Gum ShluB fano nod eirq
aollefte itati, nit rcdbt erfreulidem
grfoIg fir oas Note areu5. Sc1r
1pdt frot 8ertaglrng Elm biz gum SUM
1916. Bis onbin bnben mir b~ofient.
lid 6fieoen, mas iebr al piinid1et
mare.
Seit mir Dor 10 9agen ben id;c
rlen Megett batten, iino Die 6nrnrei
wieoer redt fleiBig am EfIiigen. Dor
Der mar Der go6en 81 troderL I'M
tearbeitet SIT meroen. Der qelincs
Winter, lit ms nidt nngenebm, Iiel,
nl0d)ten iett ihlaftem, nebr befiirG)
ten, 0uB iid, oas 6leiid ridjt bait
q.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-12-16
gotfoniamcn=Irpbn

San MntDnip, ges,, 16. Seq 1915
Yrime CRUDE Cotton Sees Sil, 81
Gents peL 8nlpne.
gietu yprf, 10. 9e5. Spot $500,
Se5ember, 1924 mlo 1926, Sarniar,
$S.25 uno 1926; Sebruar, 1926 nnb
$3.50; Wdr5, $8.28 lnlo $3.50; Mpril,
$3.50 nno 1886; Mai, $8.42 uno
$8.44; Stunt, $8.48 unb $3.50, ssltli
$3.50 nno $S.51.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-12-16

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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-06
TO FIGHT TUBERCULOSIS

A combination of forces that is ex-
pected to make the fight against tu-
berculosis more strong was brought
about yesterday whe nthe city and
county authorities agreed to coop
crate.
By the use Of common board of
admission and a mutual understand
ing of the work done by the county
and city men, better results will be
obtained.
The receiving board will probably
be located in the County hospital,
from where, after examinations by
the city and county doctors, patients
will be sent to the million-dollar san
itarium of the city and the great
tresh-air hospital Of the county.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-06
BITS OF NEWS

BITS OF NEWS
Man giving name George Smith"
Sweitzer worker, arrested at 23d and
Wabash with 1000 one-dollar bills.
VIM. Coleman, 1928 ForrestMIIe
av., arrested after quarrel when re-
fused vote.
Kate Adams, Progressive watcher,
refused right to watch voting in 18th
precinct of LIST ward.
John Gerlach, SWeitzer worker,
and Philip Landfield, Thompson
worker, arrested after fight at 18th
and Wood.
Police called to 5th precinct poll
ing place of goth ward after David
Heller, 1914 Blue Island av., was
beaten up.
Judge Lands ordered II saloons
owned by bankrupt Tosetti Brewery
Co., to close Sunday. State law.
Fire in Moose bldg, SO E. Adams,
routed 100 Office employees. Crossed
wires cause. Damage 5000.
Special memorial service for Prot.
Chas. Henderson, late of ''U'' of c.,
to be given at Auditorium Sunday
afternoon. Il
Solomon Cohen, salesman, found
dead in gas-filled room at 1929 Calu=
met av.
Emil Olson, HORSEPOWER, found
dead from gas at TT Drake av. to-
day. Accidental.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-06

London. - TeetotaIism will be en-
forced in all the kings households be-
ginning tomorrow
Boston.-curtis Guild, ex-governor
of Massachusetts and former ambas-s
sador to Russia, dead. Pneumonia.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-12-14
BELL:ANS Absolutely Removes Indigestion. One package
 proves it. 25c at all druggists.

that a man should be able to earn money by playing summer baseball provided it did not consist of the ex- tremely professional kind. But for the future we hope to have some rule whereby the objectionable type of pro- fessional baseball will bar a man from participating in college athletics. But the main idea now is to effect a modi- flcation of the type of stringent rule that Yale at present has. believe we can strike a moderate ruling regarding the eligibility of our college athletes
 T also think that the man who has played on league team ought not to represent his college because he is gen orally superior to his fellow players on account of his professional train ing.
 An abuse which seems to me more culpable that the minor offenseS which we have no wcome to term profession alism is the offering on the part of certain colleges of scholarships to prominent school athletes And so say that when we strive toward a set clement of the Eligibility situation, ve have to realize that there are a good many things more blameworthy than the actual stigma of minor profession alism. Above all We must face bu- man nature as it is. and adopt a mod crate ruling that will not force a man to bring the taint of hypocrisy upon himself and upon his college"
Norwich bulletin., 1915-12-14
BASEBALL MACNATES CONGREGATE
International League Holds Annual Confab Franchise Will be Transferred to New England-Na- tional League Will Meet Today

New York, Dec. 13.-Major and minor league baseball clubs were well represented at three or four of the uptown hotels today. Plans and rumors son were heard on all sides, but only two definite statements were made. One was that Charley Herzog will re- main as manager Of the Cincinnati Reds for at least another year. The other was to the effect that President Joseph J. Lannon and Charles H. Eb- bets had arranged for a series of three games to be played in Brooklyn be- tween the Boston worlds champions and the Superbas at Ebbets field on April 6, and '.
 President Edward G. Barrow called the meeting of the International league to order late this afternoon and after three hour session he announced that the meeting had adjourned to meet here again on January IT. Every club in the league was represented and the session was for the greater part de- voted to arranging for next years cir cult. Alvin Smith and Jack Dunn of the Richmond, Va, club, denied having any intention of shifting their fran chise. They will stick to Richmond they said, no matter what other clubs might do.
 The Harrisburg clubs location on the 1916 circuit was the principal mat ter discussed at the meeting and three places-Hartford, Springfield and Worcester-were mentioned. PreSi- dent Barrow stated that the Interna- tional league had paid the National association for the reservation of Hartford and Springfield. He said his league would be willing to give up it's claim on these two cities provided that his league would secure a free field for the Harrisburg club to be settled at Worcester. Messrs. T. H. Mur T~I, A N. Y., and Barrow, who were appoint ed last month at San Francisco as a committee for the revision of play ing territory in New England, reported to the meeting today and final action on their report will be taken when the league meets next month. Mean while the franchise of the Harrisburg club is entrusted to the care of Pres ident Barrow and he believes he will secure desirable place in New Eng land to which it will be transferred.
 The questions of salary and players limits were discussed, as well as eco-