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ANNOUNCEMENTS

FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 5, 1915.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-01-06
DEATH OF GARIBALDA
 lNFlAMES ITALIAN PEOPLE.

ROME Jan. 6- The death of Bruno. the grandson of Garibalda. has innam- ed the Italian people to an extreme pitch and has given rise to even a stronger Anti-German and Austrian sentiment that heretofore existed.
 The tension is so great and the peo- pie so insistant on aiding the Allies that the death of Garibalda has given a new impetus to the war sentiment throughout Italy
 The government has q million men now well equiped for war and it is be- lieved by the non conservative of lillian statesmen that the trend of events of late and the insistanoe of the lillian people may soon drive the ministry to act in harmony with the popular de- mand.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-01-06
PRINCE VoN BEULOW STRIVING WITH KING AND MINISTRY.

ROME, Jan 6.-Prince von Beulow is frequent visitor to King Emanuel and the Italian foreign minister and shows that he is much worried over the situation caused by the restless ness of the Italian people The urgent demand of the people for war against Austria is calling for the highest power of the famous diplomat to check the rising war sentiment and in prevent ing it carrying the King and ministry with it which would be ruinous to his country
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-01-06
GERMANS WEAR THEMSELVES OUT ON FRESH RUSSIANS.

PETROGRAD. Jan 6 - General Sukhimlinoff is accredited with the statement that the Germans, who are maintaining their present position in Poland with an inferior number of men, are doing so at the expense and great strain upon the armies by rush ing troops back and forth and wearing the soldiers out As entrusted with the German soldiers General Sukhim- llnoff stated that the Cars armies were partly resting, practically but half of them actually fighting while the others are at ease. This lie said would in time be sufficient to insure the defeat of the Germans.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-01-06
BRITISH PRESS BLAMES GERMANS AND IRISH IN U. S.

LONDON, Jan. 6-The Daily New editorially intimates that the refec tions against the British government a- expressed ill the Wilson note is brought about by anti British elements in the United States. The News says the aggitation originated with the pro Germans of the United States compos ed principally of millions of Germans and Irish of that country who are op- posed to the British government and does not believe it is the sentiment of the American people generally
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-01-06
GERMANS STILL SURGE FORWARD IN POLAND
 ARTILLERY EFFECTIVE
GERMAN ARTILLERY CARRYING ALL BEFORE IT IN POLAND.

Polish reports. which are of German orie in, seem to establish beyond a till,ry is carrying his inferior numbers on to victory The artillery fairly mo .s great awaths through the mil lions of Russian infantry and cav airy regiments and prepares the way for the German infantry advance. Once established the German positions are impregnable where sup ported bv the German artillery
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-01-06
BELGIANS DRIVE GERMANS BACK AT ST. GEORGE
TURKS LOOSE hEAvILYTO THE RUSSIAN FORCES
TURKS BROUGHT TO A HALT BY RUSSIANS.

LONDON. Jan 6.-The two or three Turkish columns which are invading Russian Caucassis have been brought to a sudden halt by the Russians and the Turkish column routed
 The column which reached Ardahan yesterday has been practically sur rounded by the Russians and other columns which crossed the frontie' near Sarikamysh in q most desperata battle lost an entire army corps. The Turkish invasion is proving most dis
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-01-06
AUSTRlANS FINGERED BY kAlSER'S MANAGEMENT OF THEIR TROOPS.

ROME. Jan. G. Austrian reports in dcate that the Germans are compel ling the Austrians to turn their whole attention to the Carpathian and Galieia to aid in keeping the Russians held back in Poland This action is said h have much augered the Austrians who are threatened by an invasion by the Servians from the south, who it is feared may reach Buda. The dssats- faction of the Austrians with the Faiser's arrangements it is said is causing much friction between the two governments
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-01-06
PETROGRAO SAYS NEITHER
 SIDES GAIN AN ADVANTAGE.

pETROGRAD. Jan. 6.-The Galicia war zone is described as q series of mass attacks and counter attacks with neither side able Ia gain a decisive foothold The troops are being worn out by continuous fighting and the rapid maneuvcrings which are almost beyond the endurance of the troops tending generals are by constant stra tegic movements attempting to gain Q decisive advantage which will com pei the opposing army to recede. each hoping to win alone by strategy.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-01-06
MoNTENGRINS DRIVE HUNGARIANS FAR INTO BOSNIAN PROVINCES.

CETTINJE. Jan. 6-The Monteneg- rins have carried their firing line to the north of Sarajevo driving the Hungar- ian forces far into the Bosnian provin- ces. The Montenegrins who are far outnumbered by the Hungarians are advancing steadily gaining a succession of victories at great loss to the Hun garians who cannot withstand the i'm petuous attacks Of the Montenegrins.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-01-06
GOVERNM NMENT WILL ATTEMPT TO QUEll WAR SENTIMENT.

ROME. Jan. 6.-The war sentiment has grown SD strong in Italy that the government is alarmed lest it preci- pitate the country into the European war or else produce domestic troubles almost as serious It is reported that the government has ordered the troops in the larger cities to quell the war sentiment if necessary by stringent measures
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-01-06
BRITISH ADMIRALTY ADD NEW SUBMARINES TO FLEET.

LONDON, Jan. 6 The admiralty has added many new submarines to the North sea fleet which has restored con fdence in the English people who were in mortal fear of tho German sub marine fleets. Admiral Callaghan as sures the admiralty that he does not expect to lose any more dreadnaughts but will fight the enemy with their own fire
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-01-06
FRENCH IN ALSACE ARE SLING TOWARDS CERNAY.

PARIS, Jan. 6.-The French capture of Steinbach has fired the French army with enthusiasm and they are pushing rapidly towards Cernay (SennahiemD The French forces have been uniformly successful in overcoming the Germans in q series of bloody engagements which proves that the Kaiser is too hard pushed to render assistance to his forces in AlSace.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-01-06
SERvIA ID INVADE
 AUSTRIA
SERVlAN CROWN PRINCE PREPARES TO INVADE AUSTRIA.

BELGRADE Jan. 6-The Crown Prince of Seryia IS preparing to follow up the cessation of the Austrian bonn bardmeut If the SerVan capital with a determined invasion of the enemy's country. This will enable the Seryian army to form iuncture with the Rus sian armies which are now entering Austria through the Carpathian passes and will hereafter conhne the war to the euemvs country,
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-01-06
KAISER ORDERS GERMANS TO EAT WAR BREAD.

BERLIN, Jan. 6.-The Kaiser has issued orders that all Germans shall hereafter eat war bread The Kaiser has set the example for the whole of the German people by adopting it for his own table. This being a plain and cheaper bread. this plan will mean a conservation of the grain which at this time Is of vital importance to the na- ton.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-01-06
FRENCH DRIVEN FROM POSITION NEAR SENNHEIM.

BERLIN. Jan 6.-The advancing French army from Steinbach which had taken a position near Sennheim were driven back by determined Ger man attack in which the French sui fered severe losses. Strong reinforce ments have been rushed into southern Alsace and it is believed that any fur ther advance of the French is now checked
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-01-06
RUSSIANS SERViANS
 10 UNITE
RUSiANS WILL EFFECT JUNCTION WITH SERVlANS.

PETROGRAD, Jan. 6.-The govern ment is quoted as making the state ment that il is eXepcted to effect Junction with the Servian forces with in the next few weeks when the of fensive against Austria would be re- sumed with increased vigor. It is stated that the junction with the Ser vians would be made in January somewhere in the western district of Pennsylvania.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-01-06
RUSSIANS GAIN IMPORTANT VICTORY AT USOk PASS.

pETROGRAD, Jan. 6.-The Russians report a signal victory over the Aus trians in the Carpathians securing the control of the Usok pass driving the Austrians back after several days fighting in which the losses were large on both sides This victory gives the Russians the control of the valuable Austrian coal fields which at this time is of great importance.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-01-06
METZ REPORTED BOMBED BY FRENCH AVIATORS.

BASIL, Jan. 6.-It is rumored that Metz has again been bombed by French aviators who swarmed the great forti- fications a few nights ago dropping scores of bombs. The amount of dam age done is not reported nor was any machines reported having been brought down though they were subjected to steady fire from the aero guns of the fortifications.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-01-06
FRENCH CONTEST EVERY INCH OF GROUND.

PARIS, Jan. 6.--There is a periodical Hull in the western theatre of the war which is unbroken except by desultory fighting. In Alsace and Areonne the Germans have assumed the offensive and in both regions are creeping inch by inch forward but at fearful cost as the French are giving back slowly and striking telling blows as they recede.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-01-06
GERMAN STEAMER WITH SUPPLIES STARTS FROM BRAZILIAN PORT.

PERNANGTCo. Jan 6-The Ger man steamer HoIerr left the port of Fernambuco with a full load of supplies without clearing This could not have been done without the collision of the Custom officials and the matter was immediately taken up by the govern ment upon the representation of the British Consul and the Custom officials of the port were promply removed
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-01-06
FEDERAL LEAGUE BRINGS
 SUIT AGAINST OLD LEAGUES

CHICAGO. Jan. 6.-The Federal League has taken an advance move in it's fight against the National and American leagues and has taken the light into the courts The Feredal league started suit today against the National and American leagues alleg- ing that they were formed in violation of the antitrust law.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-01-06
GERMANS WILL CROSS ViSTUlA IN ADVANCE ON WARSAW.

BERLIN. Jan. 6.--Tne German cam paign, in order 10 reach Warsaw, will cross the Nistula river near Thorn with Warsaw along the south bank of the river. This army will form a junction to the south of Warsaw when a new offensive advance will be made upon that city
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-01-06
FLOUR RAISES
 55c PER BARREL

CHICAGO. Jan There was a jump in flour today in consequence of the rise in wheat prices which pushed the flour up fifty-five cents per barrel This rapid rise has created much excitement among buyers and sales are reported brisk at the increased price in antici- patton of even greater advance in the near future.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-01-06
FIRE IN NEW YORK
 SUBWAY
FIRE IN SUBWAY TRAIN CALLS
 OUT WHOLE FIRE DEPARTMENT

NEW YORK, Jan. 6-During the rush hours when the New York subway is crowded to it's fullest capacity fire broke out in one of the trains which caused d congestion of traffic and the whole of the Manhattan fire depart ment was called to the scene. Many people were removed in an unconscious state but there are as vet no known dead
 The cars and the subway itself are for the escape of the people without any loss of life.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-01-06
HEAVY RAINS PREVENT GERMAN OFFENSIVE MOVE.

PARIS, Jan. 6.--Heavy rains are pre- vailing over France which has put a check to hostilities along the battle front and prevented the resumption of the German offensive today.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-01-06
GERMANS STEADILY SURGING FORWARD IN POLAND.

BERLIN, Jan. 6-Official bulletins proclame that the Germans are steadily gaining victories in Poland. The en- tire German line is reported to be surging forward eastward in a solid mass grinding the hordes of Russians under foot
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-01-06

 BEAT
 GERMANS
BELGlANS DRIVE GERMANS BACK THIRD OF MILE.

THE HAGUE. Jan. 6.-The Belgian forces, operating in the vicinity of St. George in T bloody battle gained ground e>or the Germans driving them buck a third of a mile
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-01-06
GERMANS OCCUPY FRENCH TRENCHES IN ARGONNE.

BERLIN, Jan. 6.--The German war office today issued bulletin saying over the French in Argonne The German artillery drove the French from their trenches which were occu- pied by the Germans thus advancing their lines several hundred yards
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-01-06

Miners Home Club Dancing School, Tuesday and Friday evening at p. m. Tansos, Hesitations, as we'll as all the older dances. Mrs. Oliver and Mrs. Peterson, teachers.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-01-06
Mrs. 6artIett's dancing class, K. K. hall Tuesday and Friday evenings. Old and now dances taught.
NOTICE.

All Odd Fellows, Rebekahs and their families are requested to attend in- stallation of officers, Friday January 8, 1913, g o'clock p. m.
 At N. L. HoLMGREN, Seey.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-01-06
NEW DANCING SCHOOL.

measures
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-30
COMMUNICATIONS.
from the Controller.

GENERAL ROAD FUND.
d NAI<TENANcE--sU
q + etreets-- Pavcments.
nv Creosofed Block.
Labor and material Tor re-
E. surfacing Grstiot Van
Dyke % r. city Limits. 1000
suPrI.EsExrAI.
CITY PARKS IMPROVEMENTS.
fsr ~ IMPROVEMENT ana develop
nnont of woodbridge Park a. q pub
re park with the advantages or
leploE1cai sardsn. arsor:sum an; INC
cosanscn council sIcs.ooo.cc.
y 4; ,sMsTrEE OF THE WHOLE.
X the Council then resolved itss,f
ne , cs@masfs I. q a. .s ssa Mno's WIN
An e. some time spent In CONSIDER,
n4(~n a. the estimates for the hscsl
$500 f,s1S. the Cornmittee arose. and
he s<,li being called. the following
"a n n.rn~ft B,.ii Rurtea. c..e.
<.rnnsh aw. DILL pingemen. Freiwald.
616rrasL cufhard. Hindte. Keating.
Xnrker Kronk. Lempke. Lodge.
ovsn Robinson. Role; scnsmanys s,
-. W1srteu wenxei. Wilson. link
49, Sc nssnpko 5rrrae 81 COMMITTEES
To the President Of the Honorable
1snm mon Council:
n 9i---T1,e COMMITTEES OF the whole
80 ha6 rrndsr consideration the esti-
49, fo1- the nscl year 1915. and
- 70 report compilation Of ITS work.
re si igssiss''s !. prSeExAs.
+. Chairman
u ~ conpeii then adsourned
s14iI esfnr day. March 17th. AZ p m.
sIIE5RNAN LiTTLEFIELp.
,n,cHARp r.EpsSy
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-30
COMMON
COUNCIL
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,


% Detroit. SATURDAY., March "a. 1915
Purnuant 20 edjournmsnt the
Counci1 met and was called TO order
"a the Prssidsnt Hon shsrman Lit
Prsssnt--A AID. Allan. Barnett Bleii.
burton. Case. crsnshaw. pm, Dinge-
nan Eliit Field. Frsiwald. Gilman,
Iufhard. HindIe Ksstine. Kocher.
Kronk. I<mpke. Lodge, Owen, hob
Irnon. Roilo. srhemansky. sehuitE.
9fefanowski. Thompson. Vernon,
VartsIl wsnscl wilson. link and
Thsrs being quorum present the
Council was declared 10 be In SEES
RESOLUTION
< nssoivsd THAT the Commissioner
~ Parks and Boulevards. be and Is
herebv requested TO transmit 20 the
city Controller q supplemental esti-
male in the amount OF 100000 tor
Inc psIrpose Of developing land own
"a br the Detroit Zoologicai Society
~ the Township OF Dearborn adJa-
cent 10 the City OF Detroit and which
land 10 20 become the property or
the city pending the consummation
81 conditional agreement
Adopted
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-30
COMMON
COUNCIL

IA |1 (AoJOUR<EIt-O
VI Detrolt saturday. Mar. ~. 1915.
pur9uanf 20 ad5o<1rnmcnt the Coun-
& !. s. Ri.sia: sse Hon Hon s sssfa. N
Pssses--Aid. Ariaa. Barnett BieiI.
1ov10n. cranshaw. dill Frslwnid.
olhaid IIindis Ksssins. H po,,.
& - s51ansky. schuitr, stsfanowski.
a SmDson Werner. Warteil wenzsl.
f [ff7soS and the President
here being 4 quorum present. the
EeeeesI' Va asclsred 70 % IN session
nsssivsd Thai the following be al
sUPPLEMEsIrAL
GE<ERAL ROAD FUND.
s f'.hor and material for resurfac'ns
mo folIowfnx streets:
+ Ecotten avenue. from Buchan-
ess~-aio Allan. Barnett Bell
z norfon. cranshaw. DILL FrsIwaid.
60ikard, Hindie, Keating. kIonk'
Ids. MOVIE. owsn, ,, hoo' s,sss,a mo.o
Hc@psen. vernon. Warren wenssi,
W;ilron ana the President-ts.
<1yn---<one.
'|- E><@1t*<1s - 49, NV f~sso
spPpLRuKyTAl-
GENERAL ROAD FUND.
MaIntsnsncy o. Streets - Pavements
iasor and material TOR rssurfaeins
Din srrnus' from West Grand
= Boulevard 20 seotten avenue.tlb.eot
"a Accepted a. follows;
. f.rsnrhsw. Difi. Freiwaid. 0uthard
f. Hiodie. keating, Kronk. Lodge. howe
Owen. Robinson. Hoilo. schemansky
9rhal!s stsf@newsh Ihompson Yer s,
4 RF<sident--tl
~ Nnxs---'sqne
F ~ Aid lhtrton.
Resolved. That the estimates fci
3issi dspsrtmsnts Of the City Of De
Iroit for the fiscal year ending Jun
~ the purposes and in the amount
&ersIn blow spsslnesiiy Set f9 r. :.
nnrnorr CITY SINKING FUND.
Tlfteen instaiiments OF
"A Der cent on $1,000
sissssd July l. boz, is1s o
Vourteenth instaflment Of
~ per cent on tsl.oeo
| PARK and Boulevard
.. 0|UUH tl4HN<N wv H. -. !.
v.srt tsh in.isilm.ni Of
Psrk and boulevard
6001s dssusd FEB. IS.
rss spIs iasisiim.nt Of ''
~ Per cent on tsaoeo
s1s:ssa ssiy . 1907: 1875 .
XoorteeDth instaiiment Of
N pr cent on s7t.oeo
fdbj1o school bonds
. ,'sdsse i issi., Il lsup 81 is'' :
u per cent on SOC. 900
sSsls ussosd Jan. is.
t1s'lsh ils.s.iiin;a..s, o. 200
"a 3ss y, i iSS ~ ,.o,s .
rsr cent on $4,000 De.
ss5s sissssS sept !.
I|epsstk issisilm.ns II w
kz6||c school bonds sit-
5SSsjS irs,siimsn, q
= ~ i ssaS. -. isss !
<ss M 'Ss': u g,;s,ss s.
- 81 iss:' 1900 .
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-30

For Interest and Sink
inx Fund lsee Sec, SIS.
Chap. 81. City Charter
and LAwsl 'sVVV w
FIRE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
AND PENSION FUND.
L.. g.. InHlaA chan
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-30

Il w Iotal s.sssss.s.st fOb.bol -
/ sfNkING FUND ANNEXED DIS
THTCT.
Bonds OF school District
No. Z. Township OF
Sprfngwells. maturing
iNTEREsr FrNp. ''' "
INTEREST ACCR CTNG
ON THE BONDED
DEBT OF THIS CITY
1 DURING THE FISCAL
YEAR BEG MINING
JULY 4. 1915:
Bonds issued by the City
Of Detroit.
cent intsr.st. ,.... !, t1T.s,o 90
iseger cent insere,, s.sw %
per cen. ,g,.rs.s - imss %
/ One months interest AT
~ per cent on ts.eea
4 Boulevard Improvement
bonds maturing Aug
y Aties.. ..ss...s.sss.. ~ ~
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-30

Total tI :Is, II
fSections Te7 10 Ill City CharterD
Estimated shortage for
hscsl year ending June. .
STREET. OPENING FUND.
TO PAY THE c1TTs
PORTION OF ASSESS
MENTS FOR OPEN
ING THE FOLLOWING
l s' SE: '' :;::., ''' i :.
Court expenses expert
testimony. interest on
unpaid awards, etc.. 1000 90
Total ............t ssls o.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-03-09

way. The company contends that the
petition specifies where the road is to
cross the railroad grade without max
ing proper provision for damages for
passing over railroad property and
that furthermore the question is one
for the Public Service Commission and
not for the courts to decide.
Wants to Transfer Hotel License
Application was made to-day for the
transfer of the license held by John F..
Umholtz. at the Birdman Hotel, Ly-
kenS township, to Oscar Kessler.
Began Divorce Action.-An action
in divorce was begun to-day by Sarah
c. VS.. William Gephardt on the
grounds of desertion.
Fix Date for Civic Club Argument.
April was fixed to-day by the Dau-
phin County Court for the hearing of
the action recently begun by the Civic
Club of Harrisburg to obtain posses
sion of the Fleming residence at Front
and South streets. Frank Payne, the
tenant. has withdrawn from the case,
and the Central Trust Company of
New York. trustee for Mrs. Fleming, Is
the only defendant.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-03-09
How to Be Strong and Fat

The trouble with most thin people
who wish to gain weight is that they
insist on drugging their stomach or
stufhng 1t with greasy foods rubbing
on useless flesh creams" or following
some foolish physical culture stunt
while the real cause of thinness goo
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Thanks to a remarkable new scien-
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treatment.
Mail orders filed by american Pro-
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For sale by George A. Gorgas.-Ad-
vertisement
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-03-09
THE JOB HOG

Once upon a time there was a man
who sat on his Job Night and Day
He sat so Hard he Squashed all the
Life out of 1t. 1t never got a Chance
Neither did lie.
He didn't know anything else about
the Business. He didn't want to know
anything Else.
When he went to the Company's
Meetings he was like the Clinging Ivy
awav from the Oak. The Discussion
e Big Things at these meetings made
him Dizzy.
He sat with his Job. Ate with his
Job. and Slept with his Job, but he
never took 1t out Walking and gave
IL Fresh Air. He kept all Information
about It under his Hat. Nobody Else
He thought it Good Policy to Know
More than the men under him. but in
stead of taking an Express train him
self. he tried to Block the Road with
his own Freight.
He succeeded in Shrouding his Job
In Mystery so well that when the men
ally went over his Head. He didn't
notice that. because he Never Looked
One day Some One had an Idea that
Blew a Hurricane. When the Storm
was over and everything Reorganized
his Job had been Abolished.
He no longer had Anything to SIT
On. and he couldn's Rise to the Occo-
sion so he just Lay Down.
After a while someone Picked him
IN. gave him a Ticket back to the Old
Home. and led him Gently but Firmly
Out.
Moral Don't Hog Everything. or you
won't be able to Jump Out when the
Sty catches Afire.-W. l. Eyre In The
Iransmitter,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-03-09
Standing of the Crews
HARRISBURG SIDE

Philadelphia Division - liz crew, to
go first after $50 p. M: lS0. III lSS
IS4, 1SS, ISL, III, 104, lis, l02, ia, l24
Engineers for 131, 1874
Firemen for 11e. ia, 124.
Conductors for 110, ia. 12S, 124.
Flagmen for l0e. IA. 1S1. 1873. 1874.
Brakemen for 102. III. ia.
Engineers up: Seitz. Grass, Brum-
mer. Hennecke, Young, Foster, Snow
Long. Wanbaugh. Supplee, Wolfe
SmeltZer Bruebaker. McCauley, Kautz
Streeper. Powell. Leaman, Springfield.
Firemen up: Rhoads, Bleich. Hor-
stick. Mulholm. Penwell. Lantz. Kegle-
man. Shafrer, Cover, Libhart Balsbaugh
Grove. Miller. Farmer. Watson, Shive
Arnsberger, Yentzer. Manning, Durall
Huston. Myers. Kearney.
Conductor up: Ropp.
Flagman up: First
Brakemen up: Sweigart, Aument' Nc
seed. Busser. Allen, ShultZberger.
after 1.30 p. m: 81, 81. 90, 10. %.
Engineers for IS, Is.
Fireman for 81.
Conductors for IS, %. 25.
Brakemen for %. 90
Engineers up: Hertzler. Kugler Gar
man.
Firemen up: Karstetter. Zeiders
Stouffer. Liebau, Ross Seagrist. Wright,
Pottiger, KuntZ-
Conductors up: Patrick Baskins
Fla gmen up: Smith. Mumma, Frank
Brakemen up: Myers, Troy. Lauver
Stahl. Roller. Kane, Marlin. Rissinger
Wenerick, Spahr, Werner, Reese, Bolan,
Kipp.