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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-24

dis &atpne1flttter sur @erfii9ltng su
label, lpcnn Die @cltd1be I'M Selhe
5uiannmenidmel5en. llnb iene ames
rifaniidcn 8atter, Sic lid bamals 10
gepalti9 entriilteten, fi1ben bas ganS
in SET Grbnung. co lit biclc trallrige
@elculdoftl Ebut es 9eutldlano,
oann lit es Elm @erbreder,, tbut csgnss
lonb, bon1 lit es gut unb lbon. 8em
man Sic geiiti9e Yrpitit1ltipn npd net
ter treiben lam, lnll mar es II 5eia
gen. @orlaufis %slauben mir es nidt.
Cine il1 Sen 2pnopner 9epe=
ld)e1 ballfig %5itirte nelltrale 3eitltta
lit ser Mnitcroanler Ielearaai. 9as
beiBt, CT lit neutral bent Nanrell nad),
III @irflidlfeit nertritt er engliid}=
iron5oiiid)e SntereIie1. 0os erflart
Sic 8epor5l1gla,g, Sic tbm in 2onoon
5l1tteil miro. 3as 9latt bat mie=
oerbplt Mns5iige aus reid)soentld)en
3eitnr1gelt ge6radt, bie 0ural,f. beredt
net lpare11, bier Sen @inorud ST. er=
medell oils lberrid)e inn alten Safer
larloe Mallgel al1 Nsotb1penoig1ten
uno lolie Sic 5te9es5l1berltdt 11a6,
oelten ein einiaermabe1 geiibtes Mltge
aber oie 6dlidptng unidmer anieben
fonnte. SSebt lit es altd) bon einem
altDere,t boGanbiider @lotte, Dem
9inlbl1rger @oerier, Ser 2iige iiber=
fiibrt 1norben. Sn ieiner M11sgabe
pom 8. Sftober bradte ser 1elegraaf
Sic Mel0ll11g, ser 8~elgiid-2tmburgi=
ide @oltperlleltr babe cine 2tIte bon
oel1tid1en Sulbaten peroffentlidt, oie
aus gelgien fafnen fliidtig %gepor0en
ln0 iiber Die bollan0ilde @ren5e emit
.miidt ieien. Die elite entbolte bret
lm0ied5ig gealnen. Ser aimbltraer
aperier frugte allf @rllno oiele ct Mel=
bn1g bei DEM @pl,pernel1r bon Bel
g~iid)2imburg an llno erbielt sur elnt=
mort, DOB nidt eilt eir5iaer belttider
Solout fubnenfliibtig gerporben lei,
Die N9elou1tg oes Selegraaf lei blu,1=
fe g%rfinbu11g. @e1m alio m1erifoni-
id}e 2eier 0emnad)lt mieoer in Sen
2o10oner 9epeiden SER Mmlteroamer
Selegraaf er1pabnt finoen, Damn pii=
len lie, mos lie bon oelien Mel0ungen
81 balten baben.
- Ser enelii6c Trcmier fiinbist
pieber cine neue Inleibe an. 8ie CT
bieles beltanoige 8ebiirfniB nacb lnebr
@iiliarben befrieoigen mill, lit llner<
finblid). Sic engliide Nation fam bas
@elb nidt al1f6ringcn, mic bie be1t<
lde, neil England pD6entli6 Mtllioz
men na6 Dem Iuslanb ldiden mllB,
nabrenb bas oelltlde @elb int 2anbe
bleibt; nnb Sic rieligen 5teuerrl, Sic
in g11glanb erbpben pcrben, i6lieBen
ans, bub Oas Soft III Der Gage lit,
neue griparni1le an5ulamneln. lpie es
in @eutl6lanb seidiebt, ipp feline
a%rtegslteuer erbDben miro.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-24
(@oi9il1atun Noit.)
G1glaItb uur bul,nert Sabren nth
bctt5ntagc.
1912 - n1to - 1915.

Sic @cidihte fehrt inu1cr lpiener
lnb bel eincr llebcrlidt ilber sic @re
eialline ppu 1911 utlo 1915 finocl
mir, naB oas gesempdrtisc el1elilde
aobinct n~ielelbeu Nllgriffe gcge1
m1leren 6anocl untcrninumt, lich Ser
lelben @%erlesun9cn @ulicrcr Medtc
sur See idulbig mudt, bic I'M Sabre
1912 sum arie9e ec9cn England
filhrtcl.
arn eriten SUM- 1912 ul1terbrcitete
Grdlibent Mabilm bem Gpn9reB Ser
Ser. Staaten cine 8ptidoft, in ser
er pie nngeredten, 9eiesipibrigen uno
unfreumbli6en 6anOllln9en Der eugz
lilden Me9ierl1ng anfiihrte ullo ar1
Is. Sunni oeieIben Sabrcs crflarte
Der GpngreB gl19lanb Sen &ric9.
sSir 5%itircn nadfpl9enb gum S6eil
Sic Sotidaft, Sic Nrdiioent @3aoiion
Sem Gpngreb bprlegte uno lenfen Sic
Mllfmerflamfeit u~nlerer 2eier auf sic
Sbatiade, oab Sic @n9lanber mabe
reno Ser leeten 5ipDlf Mpnate bieiele
ben N119riffe gegen l1ns borgenpmz
men luo nns bielelben @eleibigunset1
5rgefiigt babcn, iiber Sic man lid) ppr
mebr ols einem S%abr6ul1bert be-
fla9te::
ullntcr Sem @pripal1Se m1aeinarer
@lodaben bat MOI mieren 6onbel
in alien Meeren unterbriidt luno ur1s
Ter gigentbllln 9epliirbert. Ser Mlorft
lit fir l%lllere Grpbufte pcrldlollen.
nnb es 1tebt inherent Aderbaltz unb
Seefabrerinterelie Elm tDblider Sdlaa
bebpr. linn biele rdl1beriIden MaB<
regeIn nod 51 crlhneren, fat man
iie pom Gage bcs grlalle5 an lpirfium
erfldrt. llno nabrenb man iplde
Sheinblpfaben gum @prlrono benllBt
I'M nniere Sbiffe unb ul1ler gigenz
tbum gu reuben, erflart Sic cnglll6e
9te9iernlg BET elmer arlberen Gele9enz
felt 9ar5 pffen, bab 81 ciNer mirfltz
hen glpdabe eebDre, oab cine binz
langlid itorfe Miadt SEN blodirter
6afen tbatld6li6 beiebt baltc, unO bal
bieier 3ultonb Sen Sdiffen porber be:
farmt genladbt mproen lei.
u9ieles Srllglpiteml BON glpdaber
allf Dem Gapier, nnn1it man Sen 6a1l:
pel alter nclltrulen Mlddte bernihtel
mill, nlb nelde5 man bclie6ig breb
unb nenoet, bamit es fir ale Sda
unb 3lpecfe paBt, lit ullter oem Namel
Ser .&abinets Sefeble" offi5iell CT
flart mprpen.
uNls mir 5llerit gegcn bieic lpeit
gebenhe unb ufienbare llngere6ti9
felt Grpteit erbo6en, nurbe ms CT
flart, gnglanb lebe lid nit Scpauer
6l Der Mabre9el 9cSlnun9cn, lpe
Sranfreih, bas fem Sdiff ouf pel
/ Mcere babc, gang 8ritolt1ien i
,8lpdabesultanb erfldrt 6nbe.
I nllmlplit menpeten mir aegcn cine
? lolden Nedtfcrtl9un9sgrullb Elm, pa
England 1elblt borber iid) Mcbnlide
eege1 Srnnfrei6 erlaubt 6obe, oab M
!. barin feine @ergcltun9 9e9en 6rul1
reid finben fDnntenl DuB nial1 III
, unler gigcnt6um ipe9nebme unb 30
jeoe 8icoerpcrgeltlnn9 bnd) MIR al
benjenigen iallen tD,ne, ser Die be,
lebenben MaBrcgeln 5uerii propo5i
babe.
v9os lit bas @emdlne Ser l1nbi
sen mno geeintrddtieun9en, mcle
man lid 9c9en crluubt Got
bas lit nie arilis, mcld]c %lnticre be
ipiellpie Noh9iebi9feit nno periD6:
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-24
Meisbare Sinner scbraudem Ginfia
!Gifappp @prm Sitter.

Gs lit cine llrlodc bafiir oprbanz
sen, mclln man bel mar1c6en ainncrn
cine pcrltirnmte unb rci55ore Motllr
finbct. @creuft sic l1nrllbc, mcnn nc5
Ginres aprper nit fleincn @ilrrnern
on9efiiIt lit, Sic Die 2ebcnsfrait mlse
Iol,gcn unb Sic S%llnftionen peritppfcl.
8os INNER Sic l1rindc iein mns -
ubab @inber @iirmcr babcn, lit cine
ghofIodc." <9ic 8ldlie nnb Mei5barz
felt s@ures Shines bot cine l[rlode.
@ebt ,@ifopoo 8orm Giler" cine &C.
leacnheit unb ncnn 8iirnler bprbnnz
|nen Iinb, Damn miro bielc humane.
iddbli1c TnroIitcn eliminircn. 25t
bie G9a6tel. (9n3.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-24
9i@teriihe 6rei1cit.

scit Ser Slltllriit 9omenico Morell
ais sdla6tenmoler Su gabornasStaz
be fomlna1birt lit, ldBt es ieinem
Srellnb, bem Momantifer Mriltibe STUFF
10, feline Nllbe. gines Cages tol1dt Ell
i'm 6ouptquartier auf.
uMuffpl" -ldrcit Der @alcr
u@os madit bn bier?"
uapmmo1lbirt, mein Sreunbl"
iagt feierli6 Der 3idter u&omz
monbirt, Sofires 9eribte III @eric 81
lcbenl"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-24

= NI5 Der Ar1eg ousbro6, enfz
%rilitete nan iid bier5ulanbe 9elpaltig
iiber Sen beutlden Militarismlls, Der
es einem freien Meniden nidt ges
ltatte, beim Gus6ru6 zines arieges 5n
gebcn, inobin er lpole nnb bic Nnsz
manoerun9 neutrality-suspicious. berbiete.
6eute bdlt gnglanb jungc Srlanber,
Sic d t militdrpffidtig iinb, ge<
~ ATTAIN bon Der Nusnanberung
nod Sen Ser. Staaten ab. lin Tie
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-24

- 9ns auh M1,glp : Nmerifaner
bieie Aniidten tbeilen, benefit Der grz
iifel Der u8albington 9olt" an serlfer
Stele auf bieler Geite.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-24

- Son elmer alnerifanil1en NaGz
ridtenagentur piro cine 2onDoner
aorreiponben5 iibermittelt, Sic 10 5iemz
lid bas 8%lDblinni9lte lit, mas mir leit
ldngerer 3eit aus ber 2onbpner Salz
oelfil6e erbalten baben. Sn Der &prz
r%elppnben5 nerben Meuberrngeu eines
uprominenten amertfnnilbeu @rubenz
ingenieurs" miebergegeben, Ser e6en
bon einem ldngerenNufentba(t in Nllbz
lamb suriidsefebrt lit ober lpenigltens
lein mill. 9ieler prominente 5err m1b
Elm eor5 rieliger glel fem. Cont mir
Be CT Sic @el6idten nidt e%rsdblet, Die
er entmeber e%rfunben pber lid) fat al1f :
binoen lal1en. Inter anberem er5dblt
Ell, IN Sen &dmpfen BEL @iilaDnrg bdt<
ten bic Nllllen lpDdent(i6 blll1bert biz
5p%eibunbert Sranen gefangen gez
nonunen, Sic Del1tldc Uniform getraz
gen uno a19enl6einli6 als Splbater
gebient 6atten. @as Ser p%rpminentt
6err lonlt nod er5dblt bon 9rpBartiger
rrilil6en &riegsbpr6ereitun9en, boz
Maugel n9eutl6lnnb, fann ma bier:
na6 rubig unbea6tet lallen, Die ba6:
nebiidene @elbtdte bon oea @unber:
ten bon Srallen, Sic in Ser bertidel
Nrmee bieren unb bon Sen Nulien 81
@unDerten 9efangen gcnpn1racn lper:
Den, crlebigt i'm. ghlr Elm Sbio
fam lolde @eldi6ten er5dGlen pDe
elm geriebener g6ipinbler. 31pil6e1
ben beiben laiien mir Sem prominente1
6errn aus Mmerifa Bic 8nbl. @en1
er mill, fam CT au9 beibcs ba6en
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-24

Sci fron5DlIlde S6rlffIfeIler
9llcian 5enrp lit nah ben Ser. gtaaz
ten gefpmmen, llm Dem mmerifaniiden
@clfe mit5ut6eilen, baB Southland
gelhlagen lei. @inausgelpprfen Heiz
lefoiten. gas er5dblen Sic anlerifaz
niiden Seituagen lett 16 Wonatell
taalid. ~ H. J.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-24
&ulitiihc n,,b nnpplitiidc.
ManbglpHcn.
Sic AIliirtcn 51 GrichenIono:
,l1no fpmmitSll nidt lpiIIie, 10 bralldl'
id @cinalt."

Sic Nlliirten 5u @ricdenlonp:
vllno fpnmitGu nidt lpiIlig, 10 bralld'
i1 @clnnlt."
- Ins SEM britil1cn @0Ifcrrcdtsa
fpber:
2ob lie Iaecn, mas tic ppllcn,
@enn lie nllr tblln, mas lie lpGlen.
- Sic Mliirtcn lppllen iiG iebt nit
@riedenlanbs Meltralitat be9niigen.
S1 Ser ssptb fribt Der Geufcl Sliegcn.
-@abrcnb sic Sdliebung bes Yaz
namafanaIs cinem grbrutld sllslls
ldrciben lit, lpurbc bteisniae bcs
5ue5fanals n1rd) sic grl6iitterllng
Ser Misunderstanding gnelanbs her,
beisefiibrf.
-@e9en @riedenlanb giebt es .irs
fornellc @anpelsblpdabe", neil @ries
dcnla,lb niht mill, mie Gnglanb. Sc
gen Nmerifas neutrolen 6anbel giebt
CO Slpdaoe, ncil gmcrifa tbut, mas
@nglanb mill.
Madbem Ser ariegsratb Ser Al@
Iiirten sl1erlt in Yaris 5ltiammenses
treten, finnet Sic nddite @ibung in
2onbpn itatt. go he Dirt militariidz
niplnnatiider raaffeetlatld".
MublanS mill i%reiterc Dauioner1
mobililiren. Sam mlb 3eutI1lm1n
chen nod mebr @efangenenIager er<
rtdjtel1.
- gnslanS miro Sen 8anferott
pagen, I'M gu .geminnen" iagt goz
nor Gam. 9amit miro cs @rfplg boz
ben: es lptrb Sen 8anferptt erretden.
- Sic a1iirten balten iebt gen1cinz
idaftlide &riessratbe ab. @encinz
idaftlid nollen lie iiegen, Big jebt baS
ben lie mn semeinl6aftli1 aeile gez
frtegt.
- Ssn elmer Sade labt england iid)
bonn Gra1ipenten @illpn ipiaig nntcrz
rt6ten. 9eutid]e iperbcn nidt as
ppll1pertbise amerifanilde giirger arz
%crfannt unb bon Ben 5diffon in &C.
fangenidaft geidleppt. 2ieier 2iez
bes0icnir perbients, Dob @ilion gn9z
LAMB unterltiise.
- Ser fran50iiide Shriftite(ler
2ucian 5enrD lit nad ben Ser. Staaz
ten gefomn1en, nm Dem amerifaniiden
@clfe mit5utbetlen, bab 9%eutldlano
gelhlagen lei. 6inausgepprfene Neiz
lefoiten. 9as er5dblen Sic anlerifaz
niiden 3eitungen lett 16 Wonatell
ta9li6. 9f
- ghon SITTER babe1 mir al1f Ste
@leidartigfeit ser @ergelpnltigung Der
Ser. Staaten bnr9 England por meb,
+, ols 100 Sabren unb beut5utage binz
gelpielen.
- 9ns aub Nnglp : N(merifane,
bieie Mnlidten tbeilen, benefit Ser Or
iifel Ser u8aibington Yolt" an lerife,
Gtele auf bieler Geite.
49,
- Canals mar Sic 3epublif jung
l1n0 flein, lieB lid aber Bic @ergetpal:
tisung onr6 Spbn gl1u nidt sefallen
Sic iebte iib CUR @ebre.
- Ser bamalige Grdiioent, Same:
Mabilon, Ser goter Ser 8~unoesberfai
Jung, nabm fem 8latt bor Sen M1lnb
ST lo9te England in ieiner gotidaf
griinbli6 bie 8abrbeit.
- gein @orsdnger i'm Nmte. SIP
mas Sefferlpn, Der gerfaiier Der I'm
obbdneigfeits : Grfldrung, briidte ibr
briefli6 leinen geifaa aus. Bare
bielleidt Maoilon unb Sefferlon auc
uiaopale 8iirger". ipie 9ieienige
, beut5utage be5eidynet iperoen, bie 9ege
I Sic 9emalt : gtte gnglanbs prote
itiren?
$ - Nls Ser arieg olsbrn6, en1
%rii1tete man iid bier5ulanbe geipalti
81 :. 49, ~ S--.IcI 49, S,.(.L 49,. <
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9et pSaaltas 9etnptsat". ei1ddsIteblts
sonntnaseMlsqohe. feds GI1ntt,ern iebe 8nbe,
ptrh an Die abonnenten ii. otefer gtnht inr
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Die eoEntasS ItSgnhe, nur nllro Die Rofi
lab iebem Goftartt III ben Ser. etaateR, ioltei
dbritt $500 Bel Gprnns5nbllt1o
Ser rSalbtuudentlid1e 9en,ofrat", purh bic
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-24

9amSel1t

bieg $4,2oo.oo nelles flint 3im<
: 8ungalop ouf bem Serge fir
1000 auf lebr lei6te Nb5ablungs@
ilgungen. 9as pbere Stodnerf
fir 2 3immer einseridtet tperz
nenn seniinldt. Sic l1rlade tpe<
oieies iebr mabigen M5ablungs<
'ains tpiro beim goripre6en err
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-24
Mus SEM britil6en @6lferrcdlts.

2ob lie laecn, ipos tic mpIcn,
@enn lie mn tbrn, mas lie louer.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-24

- Sic Nuiirten ponen ii6 iebt nit
@riedenlunos Neltralitat begniisen.
Sn Der Nptb fribt Der Seufel Sliegen.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-09-14
TO-DAY'S BEAUTY HELPS

Nothing excites more criticism than
O. woman with her face all daubed
with face powder in her desire to hide
faulty or an aging skin. Instead or
Using powder, which clogs and en-
larges the pores, it is far better to use
a good face lotion that will improve
and permanently benefit the skin. BY
dissolving four ounces of spurmaX IN
half-pint of hot water you can make
an inexpensive lotion that will do
wonders as a skin whitener and COM
plexion beautifer. It removes all
shininess, sallowness and roughness,
and give the skin a smooth, velvety
tone, while 1t does not rub off easily
like powder, nor does it show on the
skin.
BY washing the hair with a tea
spoonful of canthrox dissolved in a
cup of hot water. afterward rinsing
thoroughly with clear water, one finds
that it dries quickly and evenly, is un-
streaked. bright, soft and very fluffy,
so fluffy. in fact that 1t looks more
abundant than il is and so soft that
arranging 1t becomes a pleasure. This
simple, inexpensive shampoo cleanses
the hair and scalp thoroughly of all
dandruff and dirt and leaves a clean,
wholesome feeling. All scalp irri-
tation will disappear and the hair
will be brighter and glossier than ever
Observation-Disclosures
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-09-14

detective work, and descended to
earth. Crossing the street he started
to glance skyward at the big clock
to Sc if there wer any comets or
eclipses cutting on the view.
Whats the use breaking your neck
looking 1T the time" came a query
from a bystander. There's the time
right there" and he, pointed to the
trim ankle of a pretty young woman.
Sure enough, an ankle watch! And
everybody in the crowd knew to a
minute what the time was!
Bessie Kyle, who is playing at the
Majestic Theater, and who is a ia
vorite among vaudeville devotes, was
the owner the angle-and probably
of the watch also. At least she wore
It.
Bessie is the first girl to wear an
ankle watch in Harrisburg who has
not escaped capture. She says they're
great things, and she wouldn't be
without one.
Your .lock on the roof has had
everybody twisting their necks so long
they're getting deformed," she said
to the reporter, who made bold to
ask about the watch. "By tomorrow
night the necks of your city ought to
be pretty well back in shape again" !"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-09-14
Fraternal Americans
Discuss Federation

The federation of branches of the
order of Fraternal Patriotic Americans
from Pennsylvania, New York, New
Jersey, Virginia and the District of
Columbia was discussed by delegates
at the annual convention of the State
council of that order. which opened
this morning IN the Board of Trade.
The convention opened with ad-
dresses by the Rev. George F. Schaum
pastor of the Harris Street United
Evangelical church and by Walter
Hartzell, State Vice Councillor William
H. Sheppman of Philadelphia, re-
sponded.
Pittsburgh was chosen for the 1915
sessions and the following officers
nominated: William H. Sheppman, of
G. T. Miller of Allentown, State vice
councillor and A. H. Leslie of Hoboken,
for treasurer.
Those who spoke this afternoon
were William H. Miers, of Trenton;
Frank K. Muta, Bridgeton, n. J., Will
liam B. Larue, of Newark; r. P. Von-
minden, of Passaic, n. j., James
Madison, of Washington, D. c., and
w. Fl. Wharton, of Richmond, Va. To-
night in the hall of Post 5S, Grand
Army of the Republic, a special de-
gree team will admit new members TO
the Camp Curtin and Fort Hunter
council. S. w. Goodyear is the dele
gate representative of the Camp Cur
tin council of this city
The present officers of the State
council are: State councillor, Grant U.
Mccoy, Pittsburgh; vice councillor.
William H. Sheneman, Philadelphia;
junior past State councillor, Erwin L.
Getter, Easton; State council treas
urer, A. H. Leslie. Hoboken; State
secretary, George S. Ford, Philadel-
ihia.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-09-14

landing at Verbeke street for the Fair
view and independence Island ferries.
This should extend into the stream
far enough to accommodate all craft
including such coal handling as
might be necessary. Entrance should
be carried under the shore walk.
Similar wharf in the future should be
established at Division street. An cleo
trically operated coal handling plant
is suggested for Paxton street, the
building to be so constructed as to
provide an arch over the short walk
so that pedestrians can pass under
it uninterrupted.
While dealing generally with the
great radial highways that pass
through the city and cross the river at
this point Mr. Manning calls especial
attention to the necessity for widen
ing the highways at the Cumberland
county shore intersections at the ends
of the bridges. In the years to come
Mr.. Manning points out travel be-
tween New England to points in the
Southern States will pass this way.
Dauphin's Grade Crossings
Dauphin's dangerous grade cross
ings were criticised too. 1T would be
entirely feasible as pointed out by
City Engineer NJ. B. Cowden," said
Mr.. Manning. ito establish a road on
the rivers bank outside of the canal
or on the canal location that would
cut out both grade crossings.
Widening Walnut Street
In discussing the feasibility of
widening certain city highways Mr..
Manning's report dealt principally
with Walnut street, South Second at
Paxton, the Mulberry street viaduct
and the advisability of building a
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highway along the Paxton creek
basin.
Walnut street." Mr. Manning re-
ported, should be made a wide street
The city is giving up sufficient street
area to justify the setting apart of the
land for one hundred foot Walnut
street. Such a thoroughfare would
give access to the buildings of such
State departments that might be es-
tablished along the boundaries of the
State Capitol Park.
Other Street Line Changes
Broadening of streets and readjust-
ments of lines from the Mulberry
street viaduct along Third to Market
street is recommended. Mr.. Manning
referred to the better methods of
developing the alleys for minor busi-
ness streets. In touching upon the
problem of building a highway along
the Paxton creek channel, he sug-
gested that thirty feet of roadway on
each side of the stream be construct
ed with 10-foot wide foot paths, if
possible.
Another radical change recon-
mended in the report relates to Sec
ond street and the crossing of the
Pennsylvania tracks at Paxton street,
as follows:
The Paxton Street Crossing
Another important improvement
under consideration is the extension
of Second street by way of the exist
ing Paxton street bridge over the Penn
sylvania Railroad tracks, by a new
bridge over the Reading tracks, with
a grade down to Cameron street, then
to go by the way of Paxton, Berryhill
or a new street to the manufacturing
streets. This would give a very much
district that is developing in the vi
cinity of Twenty sixth and Derry
more direct connection from this dis
trict to the new freight yards on Sec
ond street to the Square, by Second
street. and if 1t be made wide enough,
it would make an acceptable Park
way connection from Front street
across the city to Reservoir park, as
indicated in the original study for the
Harrisburg Park System"
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Everybody Takes Time
to Look at Ankle Watch

Say" ticked the big clock way up
atop the Telegraph building this
noon, send a reported up here, I've
got a kick to make"
While the Telegraph has ben bless
ed with marked freedom from labor
troubles in all departments, the big
clock never had been known to even
hint of striking before. And now 1t
might strike any hour
why hasn't anybody looked at me
this week." licked the clock. us my
face dirty?"
NIX" said the reporter. "it shines
like a gold dollar in the morning
sun"
well there's some reason folks
aren't cranning their necks at me
these days. Look at those folks across
the streets there. It's almost o'clock
and time to go back to work. Ordin-
arily they'd be watching me intently.
But they're not"
The reporter promised to do some
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Hair Made Curly
In Single Night
(Woman's Tribune. J

(Woman's Tribune)
It has been discovered that the appli-
cation of liquid silmerine actually makes
straight hair curly and wavy in a single
night. Also 1t acts as a perfectly harm
less hair beautifier and dressing. 1t has
waves, swirls and creases
Straight lanky hair and the cruel
curling iron are no longer necessary
Any druggist of course can supply you
with a few ounces of the liquid sinner
inc, enough to keep the hair curly for
several weeks. 1t Is neither sticky nor
greasy, but very pleasant to use Ap-
ply TO the hair at bedtime with a clean
tooth brush. In the morning your hair
will be very beautiful and have a raost
natural curl and waviness.
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SaxOphone SOloist Made
Tech Orchestra Leader

Daniel Roberts, for three years sax
ophone soloist of the Tech orchestra,
was to-day elected as the new leader
for the ensuing year. The first prac-
tice was held last evening under the
direction of Prof. George w. Upde-
grove, and number of candidates re-
ported for the vacant places to be
filled.
the following players: Roberts and
Gerberick, saxophones; Burlington,
trombone; Easterly and Sherman,
cornets; Davies, trap and drums;
Brenner, Sherman, Seidle, Stacks,
Stauffer. Hecker. Wilsbach and In
ger, violins; Nathan, clarinet.
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and was taken to his home. His
health again became worse and he
was taken to the keystone Hospital.
Mr.. Bernheisel was a member of
Post 5S, Grand Army of the Republic;
Phoenix Lodge, No. SO, Knights Of
Pythias; Harrisburg Lodge, No. 6S,
Independent Order of Odd Fellows,
and one of the Oldest members of
Messiah Lutheran Church. Funeral
services will be held Thursday after
noon at 2 o'clock from his late home,
the Rev. Henry w. A. Hanson off,
ciating. Burial will be made in the
Enola Cemetery. Mr.. Bernheisel is
survived by one brother, Luther.
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Tech Star Linesman
Enters Dickinson College

Ross N. Willis, Fifteenth and Mar
ket streets, graduate of the class
of 1914 of the Technical high school,
left this morning for Carlisle, where
he will enter the Freshman class of
Dickinson college. Willis was star
lineman of the Tech football team.
and will be a candidate for the Dick
inson eleven.