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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-04

states in that way without under
standing the United States. You Learn
a great deal. | agreed with a col
league in the cabinet the other day
that we had never attended in oul
lives before, school, TO compare
with that we were now attending, for
the purpose of gaining a liberal edu'
cation.
Things That Are Not So.
"Of course | learn a great many
things that are not so, but the inter-
esting thing about It is this Things
that are not so do not match. If you
hear enough Of them you see there Is
no pattern whatever. IT is a crazy
quilt Whereas the truth always
matches piece for piece with other
parts Of the truth.
mo man can lie consistently and
he cannot lie about everything If he
talks to you long So that ! would
guarantee that if enough liars talked
to you you would get the truth.
II had somewhat that experience
about Mexico, and that was about the
only way in which learned any
thing that was so, for there have been
vivid imaginations and many special
interests which have depicted things
as they wished me to believe them
to be.
"Now, seriously. the task Of this
body is 70 match all the facts Of BUSH
ness throughout the country, and
see the vast and consistent pattern
Of them. That is the reason, and |
Mink you are to be congratulated
upon the fact, that you cannot do this
thing without common counsel
II have asked myself, before !
came here tonight, what relation you
could bear TO the government Of the
United states and what relation the
government could bear to you. There
are two aspects and activities Of the
government with which you viii nat
urally come into most direct contact.
The first Is the governments
mower OF systematic and dis
Interested ihquiry--and its power Of
scientific assistance. You get an IL
illustration Of the latter, for example,
in the department Of agriculture.
Has Il occurred 10 you, wonder, that
we are just upon the eve Of a time
when our department Of agriculture
would be Of infinite Importance TO the
whole world.
There Is a shortage Of food IN the
world now That shortage will be more
serious a few months from now than II
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-04

only thing he has not lost? Her IS
there. He has lost The rest of the
world. He has no fixed point by
which to steer lie does not know
which is north, which is south which
is east, which is west, and, IL he did
know, he is so confused that he would
not know in which of those directions
his goal lay and therefore, following
his heart--walks in great circle
from right to left and comes back to
where he started, to himself again.
ITO my mind it is a picture of the
world. If you have lost other inter-
ests. then YOU do not understand your
own interests and have lost yours.
What you want is organization, rela-
tionship to the points of the compass
relationship to the other people in the
world vital connections which have
for the time being been severed. And
so | am particularly glad to express
my admiration for the kind Of organi-
zation which you have drawn to-
gether.
Impression From Banquets.
II have attended banquets of cham
bers of commerce in various parts OF
the country and have got the impress
sion AT each of these banquets that
there was only one city in the country,
And it has seemed to me that those
associations were meant in order 70
destroy mere perspective in order TO
destroy their sense of relative pro-
portion. worst of all. if ! may be per
mitted to say 50. they were intended
to boost something in particular.
Boosting is a very unhandsome thlns
Advancing enterprise IL very hand
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GOVERNMENT IN NEED OF
ADVICE FROM BUSINESS
MEN OF COUNTRY
Continued From Page Two.)

tC0ntlnued From Page TwO.)
T----~~~N--@-~~N~-~-~-~-N
more | deplore any feeling that one
SCI Of men has one set Of interests and
dhother set of men has another
SET OF interests; the more / feel
.he solidarity of the nation, the
lmpossibility of separting one in
terest from another without mis-
oohceiNlhB 1t, the more | feel
the necessity that we should all
understand one another in order that
we may understand ourselves. There
Is an Illustration which | have used
a great many times. | will use it
again, because it is the most servicea-
bic to my mind,
We often speak of a man who can
not find his way in some jungle or
some desert as having lost himself.
Did you ever reflect that that Is the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-04

The readers of this paper will pc pleased =
learn that there n IT Last one dreaded leease
that aplence has been able q eire "a ali ~
4 the only positive eufe naW kao0n g. iiie meH
len fraternity. Catarrh heins Il constitutional
disease. requires a constitutional treatment
d'fectly fipon the h1epd huA nIl,e3As snffuN4s o.
TIE szstgln, thereby dnatfayiax sAQ tozndalipt
~ the disease. and giving ihe uataHt str4HSth
~ building Hp ihr constitution aud ezelzIIu3 na
tnfe HI dnhn ifH wprk The Perpetrators have
% mach faith Il Il 1afafiee ptHfp<z that <hev
pNnr one Hundred Dollars Cor anf eass that L.
Address Il 4 carNry 1 %. roisae D.
sala Is ~ I1fuakisis 75es
1ake Haiis IandiIy pi.ls Ter sanstlpaiiea.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-04

Il speak 81 the suhteet With z eefT
tain degree of hesitation becaase the
thing farlhest from my Thought u
taking advantaRe nf nations now diH-l
abled from playing the fun part N
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-04
GIRLS! BEAUTIFUL, CHARMING HAIR,
NO DANDRUFF--2 CENT DANDER|NE

hair OF dust, dirt aud excessive oil
and in Just a few moments YOU have
doubled the beauty Of your hair
Besides Identifying the hair at once.
Dandorine dissolves every particle Of
dandruff; oleanses, purfies and inyig-
crates the scalp, forever stopping itch
ing and falling hair.
But what viii please you most Will
be after few weeks use when you
VIII actually see new haiT---fino and
d0wny at first yes---but really new
hair growing all over the scalp II
you care for pretty, soft hair and lots
Of It surely get rs cent bottle of
knowlton's Danderine from any drug
gist or toilet counter, and just try It.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-04

ahles them. in other words. TO organ
i@e their business IN foreign terrilorN
IN way which the smaller man can
not afford to do. His business has
not grown big enough 60 permit him
60 establish selling agencies The ox-
pert commission merchant perhaps
taxes him little bit too high to make
that an available means of conducting
and extending his business The
A,-~~e~~->~~-~s~~>r~r-~~~- ~es>~->s>~~>-~e~~-~~~
tContinued ON Pare Heur.1
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-04
Try this Doubles beauty OIL
your hair and stops it
falling out,

Your hair becomes light wavy, fluff
~, abundant and appears as soft. lus-
trous and beautiful as q young SRI +
after a "Danderine hair cleanse. just
try this--moisten a cloth with llttle
Danderihe and carefully draw L
through the hair taking one small
strand AT a time. This viii cleanse the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-04
NO More Piles
Simple Home Remedy Easily Applied
Gives Quick Relief-and Costs
Nothing to Try.

Pyramid pile Remedy gives quick
relief, stops itching, bleeding or pro-
truding plies, hemorrhoids and all rec
tai troubles, in the privacy Of your
own home. Pyramid Pile Remedy Is
for sale al all druggists, soc box A
single box often cures.
A trial treatment will be mailed free
Tor the asking. Pyramid Drug Co..
plI Pyramid Bldg. Marshall, Mich.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-04

that sell regularly up to $500
Special only Thursday and
Friday, each,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-04

worth $lI5. S2.UU and Sou,
Special only for Thursday and
Friday, each.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-04
Ladies Suits, Coats and Dresses 1895

AIDES SUITS OF extra quality and very pretty styles made
Of plain and fancy materials of Boadcoh Wool Seges Asaan
etc Our regular sellers up to $500 SPECIM...,,.....
LADIES' STREET AND EVENING DRESSES made OF Silks Tai
etas Serge and Net Effects very special garments worth up to $500
SPECIAL.
ADDE'S COATS made of Chcha Asrakan Wool Popn Scotch
Tweed etc worth up to $500 SPECIAL. ..,...,,.,,.,,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-04

NoOrderstaken Overthe
Phone for Daily Specials
oOrderstaken Overthe
Phone for Daily Specials

e. $; s =$ s. $ $ $.:: $ : $s % % %
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-04
Me Nmhv on Om 80
kSeb

know how business Is conducted ana
they cannot complain II men on the
outside make mistakes about business
If they do not come from the inside
and give the Kind of advice which is
/ necessary The very trouble in the
past for / think the thing Is changing
/ very rapidly has generally been that
I they came with all their bristles out.
They seem on the defensive. They
came to see. not what they could ac-
complish, but what they could pre-
vent They did not come to guide. but
they came to block and that Is Of no
use whatsoever TO the general body
polite,
Interests Must he Pooled.
What has got to pervade us like
d great motive power Is that we cam
not ana must not separate our In
terests from one another. but must
pool our interests. A man who IL try
ing to tight for his single hand Is
fighting against the community and
not lighting with 1t.
'fPhere are a great many dreadful
things about war, as nobody need nc
told in this day Of distress and OF ter
ror But there is ono thing about war
which has a very splendid side, ana
chat q the consciousness that whole
nation gets, that they must all act as
a unit for The nation aud when peace
Is as handsome as war, there wiz DC
no war When men, | mean, engage
In the pursuits of peaee IN the same
spirit Of self-sacrifice and OF CON
seious service OF the community WIN
which at any rate, the common sol
dier engages In war then shall thefe
be wars No more You have moved
the vanguard for the United states
In the purposes Of this association
lust a little nearer that ideal That II
the reason ] am here, because be-
Heve that, There Is specific mat
ter about which |, for one, want your
advice let me SAY II ! may say y
without dsfeapcet that | think You
arc not prepared 70 give i right
away. You will have 10 make SOME
rather extended Inquiries before you
are ready Is give Il What am think |
ing of n competition IN foreign mar
lsats as between the merchants q
different nations
subject of itrciar Commerce
Il speak Of the suhteet With 2 eef
tain degree of hesitation hecaase the
thing farlhest from my Thought y
taking advantage 81 nations now diH-I
abled from playing the fun pnft 70
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-04

BEEF, IRON AND WINE
worth Sl.o0 a bottle. Special
only Thursday and Friday,
each,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-19
CADlZ, OHIO

CADiZ. O., July lS-H q. Ramsey
was In Stcuheuvtlln. Monday.
Mrs J N. heriff has returned from
Miss catherine simmons Is nome from
Mias NsHHis, oslevso has eturnsd
= NJ Brown or Cleveland was here
Misses Neuic and Alice puigley were
In Stcubenville this week.
H. ~ McFadd-n OF Storbsnville was
a lauiZ visitor his week.
Mrs. p Streng has returned from a
visit in Cleveland.
Mr and Nrs. shcrod Porter were in
'AmhridEe SATURDAY.
Mrs J. o. Mclaughlin was IN Coshoc-
ton this week.
Miss Llella shIvers OF Dennison IL
the guest Of Helen shivcrs.
Mr. and Mrs J. E Maxwell were 10
from Jcwett over sunday.
Ross HaNcrfield has returned from
Miss Laura George is here from Pas
sadena. California.
. -. Coffland Of WclIsvllle Is the
guest q John Cortland
Miss Dorothy Host Of Barton b. the
guest Of l. p. Host
Charles O. Addieman sud family are
ars boyle Copeland vas Inc guest OF
friends 10 Thrlchsvllle.
Miss virginia Ciffor was IN Pitts
John McMechar and Albert Brown
were lu Iadiz on Monday.
HI. aNN MFN. 1n0rIDH Mathews have
returned TO Port Citation.
hrs ". 4. Work and Miss Nancy
work are home from Columbus.
Mr. and Mrs p Prank Thompson were
W from Jewctt Tuesday.
Mrs. Henry Mcconnell has been the
guest Of friends az FoIkH.
Rev. and Mrs. R D LIppIncoft have
gone 20 kllworth. Canada.
Mrs r. ". Uuggs was In Hnpedafs a
rev daya this week with friends
Mrs q. o.. smith is reyUrted % be
greatly improved ir health iu ~. f.i.r,
bus hospital
Mrs Minnie n. Coulter has returned
after visiting relatives iT Martins Ferry.
Tr AIDA Hafcr1eId has returned 4,
Minneapolis MINI. after visiting rel
afItHs here
Mrs 81 Moorohead has returned sns
bridge.
Mr. ard Mr. j.. X Miller have return
% I'd" Isngla1r after visiting NJ. and
A'IH h. n. Barrett
Nr ard Mrs B vs.. Peterson and Miss
florence orr. ~ Wheeling were WIN
'alIH friends a lev days this week
NIra NHr.Hrr. tHrt rf TI4ua Dr. the
.fe a few days
vs. Iudsius of Ur.rnviIe KY. was
f.' guest ~ y N 'rHHI and visited In
So 'laIrsN.Ne Iaaf week
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finance
Ur FATHER.

NEW YORK. July Is-The way was
opened 20 this weeks stock market re-
CoNery b a partial check TO foreign
LIQUIDATION. owing 70 the closing OF the
british war loan subscriptions. The In
fuence Of the favorable trade and imam
cial position then rcasserted itself.
Nunition stocks were Increasingly
active with a large number OF new high
records In these issues. bethlehem steel
ana trucible Steel being most consptc-
uous In this regard. United states
Steel supplied a more effective leader
ship. however. selling al higher prices
than early In the preceding month. when
the Federal court handed down ~ anti
dissolution decree. h reported In
plemented b. large buying this month.
since old contracts at lower prices have
expired. This result Ia achieved with
railroad orders still lacking.
Decrease shown "a freight car sur
plus must allow for the fact that re-
placement OF new cars Is scanty. June's
high record consumption OF bif.su0
bales Of cotton by American mills was
an item In the industrial news. The
Remington Arms strike in no wise az
fected war order stocks.
\ belief that the Germans afforded
a basis for further exchanges created
a good Impression. The news OF the
Orduna incident came too late 10 have
any ntarkct effect Disputed rights Of
neutrals sull offer possible grounds for
anxiety. British war loan subscriptions
London money market into the hands Of
the Bank OF England. \ higher bank
rate - suggested with a view 10 cor
rect New York exchange. Fresh induce
ment TO ~iiquidAte Americans would
doubtless result
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and sunday with his parents. Mr.. ana
AIRS David buchanan.
Mr. and Mrr jesse ucGarmo and fam
ilF we're iu This place Saturday Co at
tend the funeral uf bic mother. ME-.
Jerome DC5armo.
Rev Feitz. Hf ~smIthnoId. preac-er n,
Oh" Friends church sunday morning and
trtuiuE
Niisa anna HOPPE spent a few days
I~ittshursh. Pa
Mr Marion Habb aHl daarhtsrs Luz
Gle ana bludEH. % Pleasant Grove.
rpcnt SUNDAY az The home OF her BROTH
fr. Mr. D. " Lawrerc.
Mr. and Mrs. John u.Grruo rrf fam
tend The funeral uf bic mother. Nra.
Jerome ueGHrmu
SIR and Nrs o. U Ulrris we're wheel.
Irr HN.rI rH Iar.fHE.
Mrs Harp s,H.eHls and Nr.a Nrf-
.ortu Lawrence were callers Iu Martin
d. rfrH Tuesday
Mrs Cora 1s,sr and san. Charlie.
were lIsiH'. .H.I... d.. Martin. Isr.s.
500. l.rI r@l.raHlr .r Amsterdam
s-dparslts Hr anl
The Ladies 400 Society 30 fr. u.fro-
Isnas yearly ms.tI1s house THlrs.
tr Herman KHr.. of Scotch Ridge.
rrH' Wed. . HIfH N.a brother Ma
Sire I.rr.. Uar.... IrH SIZES Mar.
I', u...r r...rI aE f.s H.n. of Wr
n ~ lawrrrre TrH.afHf
~ WiIIIaw PRYOR U. 'rIHra was
bus.rasa caller near fHIs uIt.. Ta.a-
Ar Hser of Y.rs.IHa. wac a. rla.r.a.
.auer near This H.I.s. Neir.aH.s.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-19
FEARS FOR Big
FLOOD RENEWED

KANSAS CITY. Mo. July 1.-Two
hours after the Missouri n Kansas
rivers ceased rising to-day because o.,
heavy rains last week. a tTrInc rain
and windstorm swept eastern Kansas.
western Missouri and southern Ne
braska and renewed fears Of a disas-
trous Hood. The local weather bureau
Immediately issued a general warn
INK TO the residents and business
arms In the east and west bottoms OF
Kansas City that another serious rise
in the Missouri and Kansas rivers
might be- expected.
The rain fell In torrents mere.
driven by a wind that Jumped from IL
10 81 miles an hour In i've
Thousands Of Sunday pleasure seeA-
ers were caught by the storm. Many
signs and trees were blown down but
no serious damage vas reported.
At Topeka almost two inches OF
rain fell In IN hour. and local streams
were reported out Of their banks. The
rainfall was heavy along the Missouri
river valley northwest into Nebraska.
ST Joseph reported a fall OF nearly
one and a half inches. The wind tore
down trees and chimneys there.
The Missouri reached a crest here
to-day OF 2S feet. which, with two ex-
ceptions. WAS a foot higher thar any
previous mark. Several blocks OF the
residence district and a large part Of
the industrial territory Of the east
bottoms were under water. but as the
rise was gradual the damage was not
great.
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FIVE DROWN In
LAKE MICHIGAN

CHICAGO. July lS-Two young
women and three men were drowned
together to-day while bathing IN Lake
Michigan. An undercurrent swept
them Into a deep hole. The dead.
Miss Marie O~yer. - years ola,
daughter Of a probate court clerk.
Miss Nora May, 20.
?. J. Kelly.
G. p. Netter.
Stanley kotoski.
The waves were driven on shore by
a o northeast wind. aud this
caused = swift ~undertow.
Persons on shore saw the Eve swept
suddenly from their feet aud carried
10 a spot where the water IN Is feet
deep. Rescuers started 10 their aid,
but zone OF the Ave r~eappeared.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-19
MORE FIGHTING In
HAITI EXPECTED

WASHINGTON. Iuly 1s-Rcar Adj
miral IapertOn cahied the navy depart
ment from Cape Hattcn today that the
Haten government troops We're advanc-
inS upon the revolutionists near Lctrcu
and that q battle was In prospect. The
message ssid.
Government troops are advancing to-
ward Letrou where revolutionists may
make n stand. General Blot states lie
has granted amnesty To all revolution
lists
Admiral Caperton is at Cape Haiticn
with his flagship. the armored cruiser
washington. to protect foreign inter
ests.
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CONTESTED TO THE
MURDER or rouR PEoPIr.

BtlFALO. y. v. July S-CaFimir
Arieszewski held here a. the request OF
the thicngo Julice today signed = state
msnt 10 the police lu which he confess
I'd 10 the murder ir Blue Island. on JuIy
bfh. 1914. - Jacob Mlelrh. hia wife.
daughter % E~randdauEhtsr.
The motive Tor the crime. the prts1-
ner said. was 90 ECt money which Me
lch Kept concealed IN his house whore
ArelszcW Xxi was "a boarder. After the
murder iIe man confession states Dol.
became o. wnrEiuE under a=.
slmed names iu many cities ~ the mid.
Ole west a. night bis four murder
NictimE always hluuted him he said.
and he had Tor q long time rnraIIaref
giving himself Up
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STEE[


NEW YORK, July 1s.-One OF the
most significant developments during
the week was the purchase OF about 4o.-
goo tons OF special steel b. the United
states steel corporation for the National
Tube Company. the latter having a large
CSTnesle Steel Company booked orders
lot 100000 ION or round steel bars
through tho export department Of the
corporation and since July I similar con-
tracts have been placed with the cor
porauon aud Independent mills calling
\ ChicaEo manuracturer has con-
tracted with the Crucible steel company
OFF 10000 tons Of steel bars 80 cover
the manufacture OF 100000 four ana
one-half inch shells. weighing so pounds
each. an eastern manufacturer nas
bought 1000 tons OF rounds for shells.
Great Britain - on the point or ciosna
Tor 10000 eight and oue-half 10 nine
inch shells. weighinE 300 pounds each.
calling Tor $4,000 tons Of steel blooms
also for 100000 six inch shells TO weigh
81 pounds each and for 1000. 600 three
calling for $500 tons and 1900 tons u
Others Coming.
Similar prospective contracts Tor high
explosive shells FOR France call for 10
GOO tons o. steel while Russian inquir-
900 tons Of steel russia has also nm
ally closed for 2OO,OOO tons % rails with
neEotiatine FOR 2oo 900 IONS ~ ~ = sun
The United states Steel corporation
purchased additional lots or open hearth
htllcts iu eastern Pennsylvania. making
its total steel purchases an open market
bet $4,000 and 100. 600 tons al
though over 90 per cent OF its steel in
got capacity is active.
The Burlington railroad has PLACED
contracts for 1000 cars and for dftv
heavy machine tools. Three other rail-
roads arc To- the market FOR machine
Hhop equipment Steel buildfnE ana
bridge work 81 active and the fahrlcat-
Ing shops have taken orders for $4,000
tons structural shapes since JULY D.
Bars. plates and shapes have been adj
canced 60 $50 bnse Tor third and fourth
quarter shipment
Larger pig iron sales were made I'm
the central west mainly In all sections
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shannon Coal co. 20 G. A. Miller.
Metes. Warren township. Sl0.uU.
G. A. Miller 10 Miners Block Coal
Notes, Warren township. 5000.
500.
Marsaret Mckee TO Alice Powers.
Metes. city. $4,000.
avery Jones to Jacob Markoski. lot
Norkvills. $500.
Iohn Barno 20 Erdokim Meschersky.
Archbishop. a acres. Springfield town
ship. 500.
Pauline Czerwinski to Hipolit Cx~r-
wtnski. lot In Warren township, $500.
John Stccn TO Amelia Steen. Metcs.
City. 800.
Henry Cooper 90 Guy Johnston. sos
1000 acres, St~euheuNille township. 81 Hu.
Jessie Pierce 10 James wcdlake. Ga54
square feet SteubenNitie township. 81.
James Parr To James Mcdlake. 5000
square feet. Stcuhcuvillc township. $500.
John DunEar - Andy Calhoun. 3 lots.
New Trenton. $3.50. 10
Corbin Dive 20 ttVde I'VE So. acres.
II Creek township. s1.e0e.
Mary cCasali to Vincent Cssali. parts
90 Raymond To- Shepherd Paw
rcrd. 70 acres. Cross Creek township,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-19
RIVER NEWS

Reports say that the rivers are fall
ms above. a. n ~ doing here. Last
night a siN-foot Stage waa al the Loo.
wharf The Wtckets were raised Al All
the dams above on SATURDAY.
The Joe FOWLER arrived from pitts-
oursh Tor Louisville early YESTERDAY
afternoon with her caliope PLAYING -acr,I
music. her lower deck flied with toms
Of freight and with a full passenger
llst- Inc was up yesterday
morning from Charleston for the Swokv
city. About q score OF school Teacher
OF the Wheeling district boarded tho
boat here Tor a round trip 90 P~IttsburEA.
me Express wall clear this morning al
u 80 o'clock for MAtamoras. while the
Liberty Will be In this evening a. .
o'clock.
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FIVE Ole FROM HEAT.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. July "a
Five deaths were reported here 20.
day az due to the heat. and a sixth
man committed suicide while tempo
rarlly insane from the oppressive
weather conditions Tho maximum
temperature for trn day was au. Of q
o'clock This was three degrees less
Than the maximum of yesterday. whot
the majority 81 those who died to-dai
were overcome.