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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-02
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lter / 96Ieaeo, u. 81. Moie. Der ior
en- Del Qar iioen iolste i'm 5orret.
ming oq beruGren0e eienOomme o.
iloa ia neo / Danmart, isrit iom
groprietqr / Rprbeoen al asbea.
boun, Ienere JON aotomobil@8ros.
ierer / asbenbaOn, er iornplig al.
aanet geo DOZEN UNDER isrgelige o.
uhpaaelige OmitPloigbeOen.
Moie oar / 9egpnOelien al april
bleoen inolagt paa groi. 9ig9o
Gbriitioniens Reroetliuit paa Gil
Ie 5tranouei / asbenbdDn. Sans
Snobom 0iagnoiereoes iom en- ono
ortet a~rnitfpulit / bet ene Saar,
o. Der par 5ale on at ooerilptte
BAN til en- firurgiif 4ioelin9 paa
Rias6oipitaIet. SmiolertiO berlaa
ban / bsi Sober, Oh paa Ell 1los.
punft, oa ser life par 1ilipn
spaeihnen, itoO ban / 8iloclie %
for at tnee i'm Slobrot no Al ct
a~lpoesifab, oa ban nuiloe gaa no
| en- atoen @noro, bpor Der life
par Muiif." Neiultatet biep, at
ban uGlteoe aIgOeifabet, % m'O
bette oper iig itprteoe ON paa 0ni'
pet. Oct uiite liz, at ban ! 5aloei
bopoe brQffet BET enc 2aar. loeil
at man gap bans Siiitru Meooelel.
Ie ON, 6oao Der par itet, loo man
ham Iiege paa Neruetlinifen enonr
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-02

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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-02
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aIbalin,3 q. y
sra 9clu 9Ort Stat.

6or ca. 3 Mar iI0en fom ieJ
tiliel0ig til biemme i 9anmart
at Ipie Ell 9lrtifel / ct eller anoet
glao - ieg buffer life M boilfet
- al min 2anosmano Rr. ).
0}oloenbaper, Asiiitent / Depart
meHt al agriculture, al6anp, q.
y, 1oori 5oroelene peo at boiptte
ii9 / Rem 9orf Stat iremior at ie-
&c De peitlige Stater ifilore0es.
3enne artlfel tlIlalte mig / bsi
@rao PED line iornuiti8e @runoe
81 ipiineoe Jig iaaIeoes i min
geoioit6eo, al ie1. Der Den @anB
oar itprtt moe paa at reiie til
2lmerifa, beiIutteoe At itoppe / ZEN
gorf Stat, oa min 9eilutning Ell.
oelig mooneoes 6elt; ioroi jeg %.
iaa reionereoe JON iaa, at ie9 altio
fpnoe reiie Bet, bDi5 leg ianot
6or5oloene minore tilireositillenoe
/ 9it.
seq 6aooe imiolertiO alemt Dir.
Moloenbamers Ram % Qoresife.
men Deo Samtale meo ell 0onit.
9(merifaner paa min 9ienean, or
fenote banl, % iom omtalte BAN /
roienoe genoin8er JON Ell Rano,
ieg trDgt tmoe ltole paa, fom ieJ
otter paa Sporet % ien0te 5am ct
9reo ON @iteraaret 1912, 5oori ie8
io~rflare0e Dam min Stillin9 %
min efonomiife 5orbolo, Der i Bd.
rentes bemprfet par minore til
ireositillenoe. 5 burtig @enioar
forflareoe u. at ieg lite itnloe
ogre bange ior at reiie bertil. @iter
at boDe 6~reopef8let meo BAN ct Bar
@ange reiite leg i 6oraaret 1913
og blep / i. Dorf meo ualntinoe.
Zig eIifu9roigbeo mootaoet al 0l ,
iom tilliae bialp mig til Gette / De
Tor mig ufenote 5orbolo og an.
beiale0e mig at reiie til 2anrens
/ 0stego Gonntp, boor Der allereoe
ben @ang oar boiat nogle iaa Gan.
lie. Seq gior0e, iom ie9 bIep til
raaoet, % lao mig tilieie, at ieg
life bar iortruot oct ii0en.
Sea Der al mine tiOli9ere nqpnte
eforomiife 8runoe par benpiit til at
ta9e iat paa abono iom BELT, iif
Den igrite Olaaneo eiter min Nm.
fomit BERTH gloos paa en- 6arn
hos en- 0anif 6anilie % arbeioeoe
ienere hos ct Bar altore onnife IA.
miller, ale DOerit elifpproige Oh
i~meoefommenoe, % iom tog allie
mtlige SeniDn til mig naoer De me
6orbolo; men iantiOie leieoe lel
bos en- plOre amerifaner ct lille
Stpffe Soro paa ct 4ar 9lcres pa1
ballot, iom ie1 iaa oprfeoe imellenl
ion1 ieg pasieoe nit eori9e 9lrbeior
&c 2 acres 6epIanteoe iea meo star.
toiIer % ct aanife lille Stoffe msO
Sui6faol, booroeO ieg fit en- efstra
Sommerinotpgt al ca. 100 Collars.
5 Gfterionmeren %iannn1e aar
elf jea poa ct 9lar | aompaoni mec
en- 9anosmonO ON Ell 6arnt, ban
bapoe febt. 6arnieil, iom ri oprfeol
paa ballot, bar paa ca. 200 Gcres
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-02
Den npe aoniirmotionsbog
y@eb Sfillepejen"

er MI irroig os foreligger / to ipr.
TfiIte logaper = Tor Grenee og for
bigger. De, Der alIereoe bar let DO
gen, uotoler Tia roienoe ON Den,
boooe hpoo lloIeenoe os Snobolb
angnnr.
Gnfeltpris 80 Cts. Specielle
portipriier.
Dan. 9utb. Rubl. Souie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-02

aaar0. iom par o9 betroet. 81 alem.
te life At paaIa1ae Dem oeres
9liater eiter Sfriitens GeaeI d
8etteinor. 0}en 1ore 9Ii9ter ooer
for Dem par Der uof lie aioers
Gale ON.
Set sar 5s Hart nof. At De iom
ae5eI al6ri5 6lso lenuef eifersfrif.
tens 0r6. Der 10 netop ON ell aaf.
oeIia 9Ir6ei0er ilaar ioit, At ban
er fin 9en 5rro ida1el iom eaboer
onoen aIrbeioer u ioo iom Inaen
9ina, naar dlle 0aanoe m0re 9rp
iteIenninasl39a ifpo % d iraaote
/ arait oerIloe poa afrbeiosmar
fen, % Sfriffen If ior oeune
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9egcl % Getteinor Al Ram. aa.
pitelstafiteu oar alninoell9ois
0enne: Soa liot iom mlligt. Rfp.
iten IF asre in i%ortroIig meo At
leoe .paa SmaIfoit9 o. omiiozr
90 .paa bar 9affe@ eIer ueo en- el.
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fife ban fnnoe ior6oeroe in no9et
efitra ae6 II iarne. 5anole OF
iIiat.
90 MI. nadr De be1nn6er at
oen6e biem i'm 9rbei6smarfen meo
iloppe 6pnoer % oaflenoe anp,
bar ri life an6et at bpoe Dem /
aire3nin3 enc Den 6soe Jros;
p@aa BERT meo 5reo. oarmer eoer
o. mattar e9er@.
S%mi8l}rtio er ri 10 peo at Tom.
me tt SanoAeos 9rteuoelie. Cen
enc eiter 6en anoeu bar lpit % paa.
lfreoet os port S%fnl0bren. Nan er
pit temmelil en8e on at oi ioni
Snmiuno if1toer pore BrGiter, ion
leo iia % / ct ielofornultenoe ar.
bei6e paa At iaa Be aan0eIiae Tina,
ina me9en 6eit / BET timeIiae, at Dc
life ifal behsoe II inffe Tor 9rsoet
paa 0eres ganoriu8 moo @raoe1.
q 5ois Den grfenoeIie er Al
porlig % opriltia, oil Den nof isrc
os oi0ere, iaa oi fommer oper ira
Orb OF til 6anolina.
Ren Der qr ct Bar 3in8, iom
maoife oil hinore oen Saa, bpis
life ri pasier paa.
Ter er 10 5are ior, al oi life
ifal funne iinoe pna, bDorfeoes
ben gag fan orones, % at oi ian
IfaI bruce set iom en- llnojfpio.
Ming. gner ogiaa er Der 6are for.
at pore mango Gam nnos-
iern i Slocn itat tiene JON oor
lln0ifploninl. 7ette iioite toger
fla 10 Ell bel Gel 6eore no emo BET
ieriie. 0en / @run6en or oct 10
oct iamme. mad enten oi laoar
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enc" ener pi Iaoer Set %iorioinoe /
Hna0pil0be0. Ten Sm. iom laoer
5a0er OIL Wooer lioe Rso. ioroi
ban ifal noble i'm 2lroelaaro, or
pei life ct Saar beore emo ben,
Tom la6er inc aamle ! Stiffen, Tor
Of fan fife fan 6line enia meo IN
ieIo ON Waaoen At biplpe Dem
paa. 9elge 10 fan De o8iaa gerne
fomine I'll at opleue 0iitorien oil
ben life. ION Iaoeoe ct Irna. 6oor.
al 1a0er 81 Mooer iful0e ipiie,
naar ban bleo tor. 5bi 6oao 0'ea
neifet iaar, ifal ran % bite, ltanr
Der ~ifre0et. Il BET er b%eteanenoe
nof, at set netop er @ifreoet meo
Sen6lif paa 6ormaninacn I'll At
belle aft 9oot meo 0r0ets 6orfpn
oere. Oct gerber Den enfelte; men
BET arl6er oaiaa 5amilnoet Won
ri life har 6siiet no9et allereoe n
oor 9liqtiorismmelie ooer Tor pore
anmIe grpiter2 0on life lloIiater
ne til Smalfoit % bar 9offe bar
lframmet nogle ira at aaa mo /
BET arbei6e % binoret andre / at
ORE fia belt / oen belize Saas
3ieneite2 %. mon iffe2
X.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-02
Srcn fro en- oanlf Sanonano
/ Nelu YOrf Stat.

Geoenitaaenoe 9reo taler ior liz
ielp. o. ieg pnifer blot At benlprfe,
At ,. 9iQersborg. ira Strler i
8enoipsiel. er en- iqr0eles CLINT %
opgti9 uug Mano. lige pei anieet al
9anife % 2lmerifanere. ban bar ar.
beioet meo eaer Tor. % er alntinoe.
lig oniet JON en- op9ti9 2anomonO
% paalioelig Nano.
i. WolOenbauer,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-02

Onenitaaenoe Meooelelie or ira
.Reppen@. Sea ifal bemprfe ii
oen, At N}r. Noie par fife Din
tpffer Of 9omeitcr4 i 66icaao men
@dsneiter. o. ban par barneie3t
fife paa @%eiIeelnen men paa e8nen
neo qemoia DIR 0}oie par 9ro.
Der til gaitor 5. 3. ailoiias 6u.
itrl. % hans 6nfe er Ssiter I'll
9aitor :. @ertien. Council 9luiis.
ga. 5orl0en Den omtalte Sea,
b1p6e De / 0eres 96ateifd6 10 9srn,
Der beaac oeoe / oeres 9arnoom
/ Chicago.
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The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-01-06
NEWS OF STEEL TON
.EVANCELISTIc CAMPAIGN
ENTHUSES HICASPIRE
Many Persons Attended Meeting in the
United Brethren Church Last Even
ing-Schools Were Visited and
Booster Chorus Organised

The Rev. {. Z. Hills and party have
aroused considerable enthusiasm in the
union evangelistic movement launched
in Highspire Sunday evening with the
result that the meeting last evening,
held in the United Brethren church, was
largely attended.
The evangelist used as his theme last
evening "A Tragedy in -Four Acts, -
which he outlined as follows:
The great study of mankind should
be the study of hfe, - that life is q
tragedy from the cradle TO the grave,
that history is made up of il, that the
Bible is book of tragedy from Genesis
TO Revelation, citing the tragedy when
Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden,
sinned and were driven from it; at he
said, was the first great tragedy Then
came the tragedy of the deluge, which
ne portrayed vividly. Then the tragedy
of the erucifixion, but the most wonder.
fully portrayed of all was the ''Feast of
Belshazzar,S with the handwriting on
the wall.
A booster chorus of over 100 voices
was organized yesterday afternoon
among children whose ages ranged from
to IA years. The Rev. Mr.. Hills and
MIR. Reden held a meeting in the High
spire schools yesterday, at which time
the latter sang several solos. The Rev.
Robert W. Runyan, of the Vine Street
Methodist church, Harrisburg. attended
the meeting last night and offered the
closing prayer.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-01-06
ORTHODOX CHRISTMAS Will
Be Observed TOMORROW
Many Barbecues Can Now Be Seen in
the Foreign Sections Where Hogs
and sheep Are Being Prepared for
Big Feasts by Foreigners Tomorrow

Great preparations are now IN pro-
gress for the annual observance OF the
Greek Orthodox Christmas, which occurs
tomorrow. The foreign sections along
South Third street and on the West
side was redolent to-day with appetiz-
ing odors of roast pork and sheep and
careful estimate of the eareasses pre-
pared for the feasts tomorrow placed
the number at $50.
These careasses are eentered on a
spit, or strong piece of wood, each end
resting in forked pieces of timber set
upright in the ground. and while the
fire is roasting the meat an attendant
revolves the spit containing the meat,
while an assistant hastes ii with a
liquid especially prepared for the oeea-
sion.
Among the followers of the Greek
Orthodox faith here are numbered Bul-
garians. Maeedonians and Servians and
these people worship in the Bulgarian
Orthodox church at Front and Franklin
streets and in st. Nicholas Servian-orth-
odox church on South Second street.
At the Bulgarian Orthodox church
the Christmas observation will open
with mass to be conducted by the Rev.
Nicola Avloff at ) o'clock in the morn
ing. The observation will continue for
several days and special masses will be
held on Friday morning at O'Clock
and on Saturday morning at 9 CLOCK.
The Bulgarians and Macedonians on
the West Side expect to make the New
Year celebration bigger this year than
at any time previous in the borough and
last evening an invitation was sent to
Stefan Panaretoff, Bulgarian Ambassa-
dor at Washington. 10 attend the eele-
oration.
The baptism of Christ on January
70 will be marked by the big process
sion TO the river shore and the reeov-
cry from The Shillv water of gilded
cross by number of swimmers, who
will race through the water for the
honor of bringing the emblem safely
10 the shore,
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-01-06

To raise a relief fund OF over sooeoo In
three months at a time when dozens OF
worthy appeals are flooding the country
is splendid record. but when the work Of
raising that sum OF money Is practically
assumed by one woman it becomes mem
orabls
IN the latter part OF September Mrs.
Whitney Warren. who had intended 10 re-
main in Paris as a volunteer nurse was
persuaded BY Ambassador Herrick to
leave. S1e sailed. bringing with her an
appear to Americans written by her hus-
band Mr.. Warren is a member of the
firm of Warren & Wetrnore, architects
who designed the Grand Central station
ir New York city. With this appeal Mrs.
Warren started campaign 10 raise a
fund for the Secours National TO be used
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-01-06
FOR BROADNESS IN Medicine
DR.. culp Urges Physicians Not to Lose
Sight of Individual in Treat
ing Disease

In his address before the Dauphin
county Medical Society last night, as
retiring president of the body, DR.. John
r. Culp made a plea for broader view
IN the medical profession. He told of
the present day tendency toward hioh
specialization and advised physicians
not to lose sight of the individual while
treating the particular disease of a pa.
tient.
The election of officers of the society
resulted as follows:
President, DR.. William Tyler Doug.
lass; vire president, DR.. G. l.. Laverty;
secretary and treasurer, DR.. Frank Xii.
gore; reporter, DIR. H. Hershey Farnsler:
censor, DR.. S. M. Traver: trustee. DR..
George Il. Brown; delegates. DR.. John
F. CUP and Dr. Clarence Phillips; al
ternates, DR.. William !. Middleton. Dir
James Z. Dickinson, DR.. J. l.. Lenker
and DR.. Earl Whirpe; district censor
DIR. Hiram McGowan.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-01-06
THE POTTERSVILLE POSTOFFlCE
Name Of Play to Be Rendered in March
By Senior Glass

Prof. William NJ. Harclerode. super.
visor of music in the borough public
schools has announced that the play
to be given by the Senior class of the
local High school, this year, will be
The Pottersville Postofiice,'' a com
edy, and that the characters will be
taken as follows:
Deacon. Charles W. CoeSlin; quartet,
Carlton Cover, William Crump, Miles
Morrison, James Tolbert: William
Lovelorn, Bryce A. Newoaker; Luuatie,
Stanley Shupp; Villagers, William Dag
lor, William Gardner, Frank Hotfer,
Harry johnson and Paul Rupp; Calvin
Grsoem, Cameron Keim; Sam, Paul
Kirby; inspector, Chester Merryman;
Jimmie, Joseph A. Smith; Prof. U. r.
Meek, I. Fred Ulrieh; villagers, Ma
rie Aneman, Edna Anderson. Cath
crime Barnett, Esther Baughman
Catherine Fisher, Lucetta McElhenny,
LenoFe . OfBrien, Rose Roth. Phoebe
Shelley, Hilda Snyder, Marie Sponsler,
Edna Stahler: Sally, Martha Arm
strong; Mrs. Warford, Margaret At
tick; Alice. Norma Brandt: Mrs. Small
TAX, Mary Critehley: Madge Stitch.
Margaret Gsult; Kate, Mildred Griffee:
Mrs. Tucker, Sarah Mengle; Widow
Moore, Reoeecs Miller.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-01-06
WASHINGTON HOSE ELECTS
officers of Fire Company Chosen a
Last Night Meeting

The Washington Hose and Chemical
Company No. elected officers as fol
lows:
President. George w. Kennedy; vice
president, William l.. JauSs; treasurer,
Charles F. Spicer; secretary, Charles Z.
Ripper; foreman, Raymond l.. Ayres;
assistant foreman, A. Davis; directors,
Lester Sawyer, George Chenoweth,
Howard Chenoweth, Winfield Hershey,
John Huber, Harry Ross, Michael
Kohner; fremen's relief, George W.
Kennedy, William l.. Jauss and Charles
E. Ripper; fremeh's union, William l..
Jauss. Raymond l.. Ayars, Charles
Schmidt; trustees, Charles F. Spicer,
William i. Jauss, D. F. Jauss; auditors,
William L. Jauss, Harry Ross, A. Davis
horse directors, George W. Kennedy and
R. X. Spicer.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-01-06
HONOR MEDALS TO
VERA CRUZ HEROES


G9attn0f0 from Etr4t RAGE
class. was not present to receive his
medal. but il had been sent to him.
Special Mention for Bravery
Secretary Daniels also read long
list carrying names of officers headed
by Rear Admiral Fletcher and blue
jackets and marines who had received
special mention for heroism and brav-
cry at Vera Cruz.
Before presenting phe medals Secre-
tary Daniels referred to the battle of
Vera Cruz and declared that the out.
standing naval event of the past year
was the courage, sacrifice and self-re-
ssraint displayed by the officers and
men of the navy and marine corps at
that time.
I'm answering the call of their
country, said the secretary, "nineteen
men, sailors and marines won the dis
tinetion and glory of death ON the field
of battle. AmericS then, mourning her
loss, was like Nioioe, 'aIl tears. "
Valor of Dead Appreciated
The secretary spoke of the honors
pald these heroes at the time their
bodies were brought to the United
States, when President Wilson himself
IN an address at Brooklyn voiced the
nation s appreciation OF their valor and
said:
To-day we are gathered to do hon
or to the men who marched shoulder to
shoulder with the immortal nineteen
and to give TO them proof that this
grateful republic knows how TO gladden.
the hearts of its living heroes as well
as to bedeck with flowers the graves
of those fallen. This gathering to-day,
the large pension voted to sailors and
soldiers the recognition in a hundred
ways of men whose courage and
achievement have broughn glory to our
land, attest the truth that, while the
dead are held in loving memory, those
brave men who survive have the love
and appreciation of their countrymen
and their courage held up to the emula-
tion of patriotic youths"
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-01-06
sTEELToN NOTES

The Hygienie Hose COMPANY will
mold an important business meeting on
Saturday evening at $50 clock to
which all members are invited.
Prayer meeting at 7.45 clock in
the First Reformed church this evening
will be followed by meeting of the
Teachers Training class.
Inc local Croatian So&ol will elect
delegate tonight TO attend the an
nual meeting of the Croatian Sokul
League, date and place of meeting not
yet announced.
}. +. Levitan mas removed his lew.
elry store from SS9 to 159 South Front
street.
Funeral services over the body of
Mrs. Catherine Mumma, who died SaS.
urdays were held yesterday afternoon II
: o clock in the home of her daughter.
Mrs. David Keller, 1873 Lincoln street.
The Rev. William B. Smith. of 81.
Mark 5 Lutheran church, officiated and
burial took place in Baldwin Gene
terry.
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Baldwin
Hose Company will hold its first elec-
ton OF officers tomorrow night at s
'cloeH N the home OF Mrs. John Bipg-
aman, SS4 South Second street.
Marian, a four-year-old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Il. Peiffer. 312
bessermer street. died yesterday after
noon at o clock of diphtherial
Group. Burial took place this afternoon
In Baldwin cemetery.
Because Adam Stulic is alleged to
nave said that he cheated his customers
by selling them POOR bread and gave
snort weight. Strezo Danetroff Yesterday
MED a $4,000 damage suit with Pro
thonotary Holler. Danetroff saws he
runs a general store in Steelton and
that his reputation aud business have
sunered because of the alleged remark.
Baldwin Commandery, Knights of
Malta. will confer the bmeman mas
ter degree on class of candidates at
ITS meeting next Monday night. On
January 8 the Princes of Bagdad will
hold the first meeting of the wear when
officers win be electei and the "77"
degree will 5e conferred.
The HigAspire borough Council held
ITS organization meeting Monday even
ing when the following officers were
ele.tea: President. Harry Ulrieh; see.
resary. :. \. Book: treasurer. K. p
Matthias; solicitor. John R. Guyer. The
regular business meeting will be held
next Friday evening.
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TRADES COUNCIL FORMED
New Organization Elects Officers and
HearS Addresses

The Federated Trades Council of
Harrisburg is the name of a BODY
formed at a meeting last night of six
labor organizations in Sehutzenbach's .
hall, Fourth and Walnut streets. Ar
rangements tc obtain a charter as an
auxiliary of the Am.riean Federation
of Labor were made. The following of.
ficers were elected: Chairman. David
X. Young; secretary, Charles g. Grier.
Among the speakers were James
Maurer, president of the State organi-
zation, and c. Q. JuInn, secretary. The
next meeting will be held January IA.
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for the relief of the suffering women and
children of France. Giving up her social
:te and duties, she has since that time
been constantly at her desk at No. Is
East Forty-seventh street. New York city.
where she has directed every detail of the
work Of raising funds, and there she will
remain until the war Is over and the needs
of the sufferers are alleyiated. The
Ambassador was right, She has accom-
piished more at home than she could have
done in Paris. Her sole thought is TO help.
she countenances publicity only in that It
will help to add to this fund. And when it
Is all over the American Secours National
Fund will remain a lasting memory Of
that ancient friendship between the United
States and Fr;sice Ehlch was first sealed
during the trying days of 1776.
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RAILROADS
CREW board
HARRISBURG SIDE

Philadelphia Division--1s0 crew to
go first after e.15 p. M: 11S, t21,
105, liz, 100, Ill, 1e4, 116, 103.
Engineers for l05, ia.
Firemen for ia, lie.
Conductors for 1903, 112, 116.
Flagman for ia.
Brakemen for 103. 104, 100.
Engineers up: Streeper, Earhart,
Crisswen, Hindman, Seitz, Sellers,
Huber, Young, Gibbons. Sober, Sup
plee, Grass, Geesey. Reisinger, McCaul.
ey, Foster, Smith, Buck, Minnich, First,
d. T. Smith, Statler, Everetts, Bru.
baker.
<Firemen up: Huston, Peuwell,
Arnsberger, Spring, Houser, Bushey,
Davidson, Kreiter, Farmer, Martin,
Bleich, Hartz, Collier, Cover, Kegelman.
Copeland, Herman, Naylor, Lantz,
Achey, McCurdy, Shive, Brenner, Man
ming, Grove, l.. +. Wagner, Miller,
Whichello, w. B. Myers, Mulholm, Kes
treves.
Conductors up: Mehafiie, Fesler,
Ford.
Flagmen up: Clark, First.
Brakemeu up: Critic, Hubbard,
Knupp, Collins, Baltozer, Hivner, Jack
son, Shultzberger, Dearo,f, Boener.
Brounwell, Cox, McNaughton, Coleman,
Kochenour, Riley, File, Allen.