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DRIVE Al K0VN0
icoauau.d PROM Tir.s Page,

the Bug. again 10 reported to have
been held up by a Russian counter
attack aud Il In declared In military
circles that II he n not farther south
than he was a week ago he certainly
is not farther north.
The military critics disagree as TO
the probable line on which Grand
Duke Nicholas will elect TO make his
stand. but a majority OF them con-
slider IL hardly likely that be will try
10 hold the Brest-Litovsk front
The German Crown Prince con
tnues his attempts to pierce the
French line In the forest OF the Ar
gonne. He has had few local sue
cesses but the losses he fas sustained
In the series OF attacks are declared
10 have been very heavy. The Ger
mans also have attacked in Artois
but without success, according to t-ls
French account
zeppelins KIN Six.
Two Zeppelins last night visited
the east coast OF England. dropping
bombs. Six persons we're killed ana
twenty three injured and fourteen
houses we're seriously damaged.
This Is the sixteenth air raid on
England since the commencement OF
the war and in al seventy six persons
have been killed and IT'S injured
while two Zepelins on their way home
were destroyed. and one OF those
which took part in last nights raid is
believed to have been damaged by
anti-air craft guns.
4 The negotiations between the bal
kan states are proceeding but thus
far there Is no sign OF any settlement
a
LONDON. August ~. 1886 D. m.-On
Z the western front there has been little
nghung except artillery engagrments.
1lthough ~ the region Of Newport. a
ssn,,n.,il, infantry attack was put down.
IN the italian war theatre the big guns
continue TO boom and al various pOinf =
lnIantry hEhting has taken place. hut
attained.
ON the Galliron peninsula the Turks
claim that they have taken trenches OF
hundred years near Seddul Bahr and
n The vicinity Of Ari Burnu that thew
have captured machine guns and nuni-
lions OF war from the allied forces In
ADDITION an allied warship IL declared 10
nave been struck by Turkish shell off
Ar Burnu.
The east coast OF England again has
peen visited by Zeppelin warships which
dropped bombs aud killed six Derson :
anu injured twenty-three and damaged
aerial raid by the Germans on England
In three days
Another Austrian submarine the sec
end OF the week, has been sent to the
potion m the lower Adriatic by the Ital-
ians The Austrians have boubarded
the Italian coast line In the region OF
Bar. doing considerable damage TO sew
er"i towns, according TO Vienna
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Austrian Statement.


VIENNA. via London. Aug. -. SOS
=. m.-The following official com
muntcstion was issued today:
The naval commander r.ports
that early Wednesday our ships BON
earded the Italian nttoral railway
from Molfetta 10 Seno San Giorgio.
AZ Molfetta four factories and two
railway Viaducts were heavily BON
barded. One yiaduc; was shattered
and one factory set on fire At San
Spirito the station and several de-
pots were burned TO the ground.
at Bari the castle signal station
and i've factories were bombarded
One OF the later was destroyed. The
whole OF Bari was covered with
clouds OF dust and smoke and the
population was panic stricken.
Italian guns of medium calibre fred
inefectively on our destroyers. An
attack by a hostile submarine also
failed.
The railway viaduct AT Seno San
Giorgio was badly damaged by our
fire.
Our vessels all returned undam-
aged. With the exception of sub
marines on Bari. nothing was seen
OF hostile naval forces"
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DANES PLACE WAR TAX.

LONDON. Aug f3. 500 D. m-A
dispatch to Reuters Telegram com
plny from Copenhagen says That fha
l1nirh government has announced ts
intention to place an extra war Tax
of 20 per cent ON the surplus earnings
of shippInE companies. which have
been amazingly large since the out
break Of the war.
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mEXICANS
CcOBtinu.d From first Page,

can who Is caught armed. n he is
slow 10 explain his life Is in immedi-
ate danger and II he makes any
threatening move his life is forfeited
So thorough has the rangers search
been made that there Is good reason
TO believe that nearly all OF the mar
rauders have been driven out of the
Brownsville section or are so fright
ened that they will remain peaceful
until they get aid from Mexico.
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sTRIEsEEr DEoRnn.

C'rfNh tGIN wa london Aug t.
300 MT IH stated fnHf fFr Ger.
WON ''N.'- general ~ Poland BIAS Del
sued U.n. IImafIHr fHrUI.f.rr Doe
N"I.." m mrHf.nHE UrT fHr UlrrFirr Hf
arms anil ordering fhr .IIaIrr nf shops
Hf eight o'clock Dob the rtrrfrr and fNa
theatres before 70 o'clock The death
penalty o. prescribed fnr any one conn.
municatlng with Gcrmanya enemies.
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WILLING 10 Ann1TnArE

HpLYIkE NHaa.. Aug TmrInvra
20 The HulNUkr street EHIIuHH UHmulrr.
~ was announced tonight HfU willing fn
urhIfrHfn their H|mlrIr".a with fH.
company. which have f.rI uu frHfne over
thH lines Tor eight dave The plan.
which was proposed EE John F. IHHr.
'rn. agent .| TIRE Union calls fnF COD fr.
I'rIfiUu Urur.IaHIHu ~ three rfmH..a.
ono 20 IU appointed ty Tho urIUn ono
Nu The director. of the company and
ODE third hr tfut.ruu. Walsh
NO action Uu fHF HniHn proposition
vas taken Do ths company directors
toulghL
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TWO MINERS ARE
BADLY INJURED

FAfEMONT W Va. Aug r2ATwo
the CIarksbure region sufferInr from ~.
we're injuries AZ the TuIrmurf hospital
No. 3 tonight their condition was re-
ported ne favorable. Mat Icuta Of gyp-
20 work boo Die room and had "a FOOT
mashed and sustained cuts aud bruises
about the body
uomIuirk Hurhao ~ Lost Creek was
aI Irrynd between the car and the rib az
fhH UIEnf q coal Company and had ID
irE broken and hIu fractured HIa Ir-
IurIra may prove fatal Both arrived al
The hospital here late tonight
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KILLED ny BANDITS.

IlTTsHl HfU IH. Aux 18aIuhu
rs Rowe. rfaIiiur here. rarefVed a. ffIs.
Er1m today elE IrE that bite hrofh.r.
Harry vs.. Rowe. aa.l SO. frsf asrrsarr
army. was k'IHI hg NerIcan barflf
urnr fnrt HIrrruld. T,xHs. yeatsrds.
$50 dl'HiIs were EIEFu Tire mrasnira
inE iu San Antonio TeHlr H..4rn..
mont. ore nrinE made tn urIrr ths holy
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ASKS REMOVAL OF
ELECTION BOARD
Intsliigenosr bureau
C0lnmbun. o.. Ana. ~.

InE0IIIT enrTr HureHu
Columbus. o.. Aug. 10.
Secretary Of State Hldrabrand yes
terday received formal demand for the
removal from Office Of the members of
the Columbiana county board Of cleo
tons 9. a. Cavenaugh. J. s. Hilbert
G. y Brannon. J. r. Adams.
The demand was filed by George y.
Travis. candidate AZ Tuesday, pri.
mary for the Republican nomination
for city Solicitor OF East Liverpool
fie charges that the precinct Officers
we're sustained by the board IN refus.
ing 10 give him "a Republican ballot
and refusing 90 examine him under
oath az to his party affiliations
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IN THE WEST.

PARIS. Aug i3. fO.1S % m.-The
toilowing OFFICIAL communication was
issued this evening.
The day has been comparatively
quiet
In the region ~ Nieuport a Cor
man attempt has been repealed by
our FIRE
There is nothing t0 report aioog
The rest Of the front. except arUfIarv
actions ln Arf0ia. on the Aprsmopt
front and in the forest OF tbe Ar
Fonne. where the cannonadc has been
accompanied by hghting by means
Of hand grcnades and potards"
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ROME. Aug 13. yia Paris. m -
The ministry Of marine tonight made
public the following official com.
munication.
Yesterday morning On the lower
Adriatic the Austrian submarine boat
% was sunk The second office
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vienna. Aug. 10. via London Aug.
~. l;Oh a. m.-Thc following official
communication was made public tonight
IN eastern Galicia and IN the REGION
~ Vladimir NolynsM there o. no canRe
In the situation.
- westward ~ tho Eug the Auetro-
Germans continued their pursuit 1f al.
enemy, who o. gradually retiring
NorthWard % the lower Visprz the
Austro-tScrman troops have reached
tadzyn and the Germans are approach
ing Nlodava
Yesterday and last night the enemy
on the coastal front ~ the italian the
atre again attempted some npproarhes
Whicht hoWet ~. were rcpuIaed bv tho
hrc nf our artillery.
An Italian camp near Commons was
eucceHsfully b0mharded ON the C1rnf4
tronuer region there ia mo- change
Fighting continues on fF. .Tvrrf
frontier south az srhIudHrhIrh Here
also hoftiIH attacks were unrugrf i. ftfl
nnd me dCfFudrra remained in posse. Ton
~ all their positions
in tho EtEch valley an Austrian mr..
mored train expelled hostile guards from
VIC Nlll1Fea nf Serrn Vale and DHIUryrfr
our submarine O. 70 has mot returned
from cruise iu the northern Afrfafir
According o. italian Information be- baa
bcen sunk wlth ifs entire crew
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and eleven men OF the crew were
saved and made prisoner"
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The United states government PAYS
out annually $4,000 in interest on the
money Of sailors and soldiers deposit.
ed with o.
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INDIA SUNK In
NEUTRAL WATERS

IN-IHN. Aug o.. 3D. Reuters
TELEGRAM COMPANY HlH received fIf foil.
InW dispatch from thrIaIIuuiu. NHrw.Y.
Inr british HuNIIIars cruiser India
We. "unF hF German submarine Ir
N.rH' sian territorial waters according
n" ODE convention oft fN. Nuranl.|Hn gov.
rrUm.nf Do b.. officially Hnuuurl.I fHaf
just -r NHrHn" rr.t IruaIE insisted fhHf
fHH M..' IIHrI |r .fH rf.rHf. I. -.r.
F.rinu territorial water fHU rH.."HH.HHf
hrH. .r fHU occasion .E fHH faru.r.|r..
70 OBJ. India Informed Germany fHHf
ihr West fIHrI from time IrmsnurIHI
hHH been REGARDED na H.IunrIru fU tho
tHrFrEI.r .Ur territory THfa was arr.
DififtII. frr rHrU Win part Hf the fI1rI
whom Iur india woe attacked"
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IN THE EAST.

hoME, Aug. 13. via Paris. Il u. M
The Following statement from the ItaI-
ah general headquarters. dated August
~; was made public tonight:
In Cadore the close proximity OF our
INES 10 those OF the enemy. as a result
OF the progress made by our recent Of
IensiNe movement. has resulted in slight
attacks ana counter attacks by each side
pn the night Of August lila the en-
tny allcf great artillery preparation
advanced against our new positions on
was repulsed.
"on the other hand our troops sur-
ceeoed In dlFlodginE the enemy who
vas entrenched ON the western SLOPES of
Nonte rama. az the head OF palIefienz
On the lsonzo front the enemy made
demonstration which were easily r.
pulsed against our positions on me
SPURS OF Rleme and Mrzlt In the Monte
NerO rance and against heights recently
conquered by us east Of PLAYA
IN the Carson front the night Of the
l@th. during "a violent storm the eneru,
tried 20 surprise our advance work most
menaa.cing 90 him but without any re-
CoNsTANTGNOPLE. Aug. IL via
lohdon, Aug. Il. l2.f5 a. m-Tha war
oIhce today made public the following
ofhcial communication:
Nithin the dav We have captured
eight machine guns and munitions near
AT Burnu. ton the GallipoH pcninsutab
our artillery has hit a hostile VA
ship Off Ari Burnu.
Near Seddul Hahr on the right wing
We took trenches OF "a hundred yards bv
storm
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NEWS OF STEELTON
keen Interest IS Shown
IN meetings FOR men
The Rev. r. w. Runyan Entertained
Hundreds in the Methodist Church
Auditorium Yesterday Afternoon
Splendid Music Part Of Program

Interest in the meetings for men be-
ing held in various borough churches
each Sunday afternoon at $50 o'clock,
shows no sign of abating and the fifth
of the series of meetings, held in the
First Methodist Episcopal church yes
terday afternoon, was very largely at
tended. An able address was delivered
by the Rev. R. w. Runyan, pastor of
st. Paul's Methodist church, Harris
burg, and the large gathering was
splendidly entertained with special se-
lection by the Methodist Sunday school
orchestra under the direction of j. El-
mer George.
A quartet composed Of Thomas o.
Smith, John. Bethel, Evan Evans and
William Crump took part in the pro-
gram. The United Brethren male Choir
us did not make its appearance at yes
terday's meeting on account Of the i'm
possibility to get the members togeth-
er owing to working arrangements at
the steel plant.
The sixth meeting of the series will
be held next Sunday afternoon in the
Main Street Church of God when an
address will be made by the Rev. G..
w. Getz.
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Special council Meeting
To Be Held TONIGHT
Bids Will be Opened for Paving High
land, South Third and Conestoga
Streets and Rearrangements of
Street Lights VIII Be Made

A special meeting of Council which
will likely be of great interest to many
residents and property owners Of the
borough will be held in the Council
chamber this evening at 7.30 o'clock.
In addition 10 the opening of bids for
paving of Highland, South Third and
Oonestoga streets, the location of lights
under the new agreement with the Har-
risburg Light and Power Company will
be decided On and the report of the or
dinance committee will be made on it's
recent meeting with committee of the
Steelton Merchants Association, held
for the purpose of having the license
fees of hucksters and peddlers in
creased.
Considerable opposition has develop.
ed in the last few weeks TO raving
South Third and Conestoga streets be-
cause many of the property owners
have felt the pinch to the steel uepres-
sion and claim they will not be fnan-
cially able to meet the assessments for
the improvements when they become
due. Petitions reciting this fact have
been circulated in the districts affected
and will be presented to the borough
fathers this evening.
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STEELTON NOTES

The evangelistic meetings which be-
gan in the First Reformed church yes
terday will be continued all week. The
Rev. Charles A. Huyette will speak this
evening ON "a New Beginning" +" and
there will be special music.
The Steelton Ferry Company, plying
between New Cumberland and the bor-
ough, to-day circulated its new sehed-
ule of trips, to be in force on April /.
The first rehearsal of the chorus
which will open this season g produc-
tion of the Original Home Talent Min
strels was held yesterday afternoon in
Benton Club hall. The chorus is under
the direction of Gwilym Watkins, and
the next rehearsal will be held Thurs
day night
The members of the east for show
to be given for charity April 6 by
Steelton Lodge, Knights of Pythias, are
fast completing arrangements for the
entertainment and high-class comedy
production is promised for that occa-
sion.
The Oriental degree team of Steelton
Council No. 1872, Order of Independent
Americans, will hold a special meeting
Wednesday night, when arrangements
will be made to initiate class of can
didates..
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PERSONAL

The Rev. n. A. and Mrs. Barr and
sons, Homer and Guy, of Mt. Joy,
were entertained by friends in the
borough yesterday.
Mrs. j. NJ. Long and daughter, Aida,
Newport, were guests yesterday of Mr..
and Mrs. George M. Long, North
Front street.
Mrs. A. j. Lehrman, South Front
street, is spending several days with
her mother, Mrs. Jennie Drown, Balti-
more.
John Metzger, South Second street,
left to-day for Mt. Wolf, where he
win make his future home.
Louis Lehrman, South Second street,
and A. J. Lehrman, South Front
street, enjoyed an automobile trip to
Duneannom on Sunday.
Norman Meckley, who was operated
on at the Harrisburg hospital for. ap-
pendicitis recently was removed to the
home Of his grandparents, Mr.. and
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RAILROADS
CREW BOARD
Philadelphia Division-115 crew to

Philadelphia Division-115 crew to
go first after $50 P. M: 1913, 116,
107, 105, 1875, 101, 1873, 127, 1872.
Engineers for 1876, 1913.
Firemen for 106. 107, 10S, 115i
127 129, 1872.
Flagmen for 1876. 127, 1872.
Brakemen for lis, 107 ,105, 101.
Engineers up Bruebaker, Wan
baugh, Speas, McCauley, Streeper
Powell, Leayman, Springfield, Earhart
Huber, Gillums, Newcomer, Tenant
Sellers, Wolfe, Reisinger, Manley, Glib
boDs, Dennison, Smith, Welsh.
Firemen up: Muiholm, Penwell
Lantz, Shaffel, Kegleman, Libhart
Grove, Cover, Balsbaugh, Miller, Yentz'
ler, Farmer, Watson, Shive, Arnsberg
er, Manning, Behman, Duvall, Huston
Myers, Herman, Kreider.
Brakeman up: Bruehl.
Brakemen up: Coleman Wiland, Bal
tozer Riley, Mummaw, Knupp, Moore,
Bogner, Arment, Collins, Jackson,
Sweigert, McGinnis, File, Gouse, Al
bright.
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RESOLUTIONS

Whereas. In the death of Professor
William Sherman Steele, the Harrisburg
Teachers Association has sustained the
loss of it's honored president, the Cen
trial High School it's beloved and most
efficient principal, and the family of the
deceased a loving husband and an af-
fectionate father, therefore be 1t
Resolved, That we recognized in the
departed a faithful friend, courteous
gentleman and an educational leader
and co-worker of high professional
ideals, of fine educational and spiritual
qualities with ready grasp of a situa-
tion, unusual executive ability and an
abounding sympathy with pupils, pa
irons, teachers and school officers which
makes him to be long and gratefully
remembered as an inspiration to their
lives and an impetus to continued faith
fulness and duty.
Resolved, That we, in institute as
sembled, extend our united and heart
felt sympathy to the bereaved family.
Resolved, That these resolutions be
made a part of the records of this as
sociation, and that a copy of the same
be forwarded to the family of the de-
ceased and to each of the newspapers
of this city,
ANNA v. CROWL
MARY RYNARD,
A. j. BETHEL.
GEO. ROSS HULL
S. P. STAMBAUGH.
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Wilson Answers
CARRANZA'S Note

= =
sentiment or lessen the danger that will
arise from them.
"To warn you concerning such mat
tiers is an act of friendship, not of
hostility, and we cannot make the
meaning too earnest. To speak less
plainly or with less earnestness would
be to conceal from you a terrible risk
which no lover of Mexico should care
to run"
U. s. Gives Sharp Notice
The United States has served notice
on General Carranza that the port Of
Progreso, through which practically all
the sisal used in making harvesting
twine for this country is obtained must
be kept open and is prepared to back
up its demand with the cruiser Des
Moines, now at that port.
General Carranza has abandoned his
blockade of the port of 1Progreso on
urgent representations from the United
States. The Mexican gun'boat Zara-
gosa has been called off and two Amer
lean ships laden with sisal for the
United States were cleared Saturday
without interference.
Why Carranza Fiinched
Rear Admiral Caperton, commanding
the American feet in Mexican waters,
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COLD GONE! HEAD
CLEAR and NOSE
OPEN----|T'S FINE!
'Pape's Cold c o M
pound" Ends Colds
and Grippe in a
Few Hours

Take "Pape's Cold Compound" every
two hours until you have taken three
doses, then all grippe misery goes
and your cold will be broken. 1t
promptly opens your clogged-up nos
trils and the air passages of the head !;
stops nasty discharge or nose running;
relieves the headache, dullness, fever
ishiness, sore throat, sneezing, sore
ness and stiffness.
Don't stay stuffed-up! Quit blowing
and snufiing. Ease your throbbing
head-nothing else in the world gives
such prompt relief as "Pape's Cold
Compound" which costs only 25 cents
at any drug store. 1t acts without
assistance, tastes nice, and causes no
inconvenience. Accept no substitute
ADV.
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THE READING

p, H. & P.-After p. m: 3, 6,
5, 2, 10, 10, Z, s, 4.
INSTRUMENTATION $50 p. M: SO,
5S, 81, 63, GA, 6S, SO.
Conductors up: Orris, Philabaum.
Engineers up: Middaugh, Crawford,
Wyre, Barnhart, Richwine, Martin,
Morne, Upton, Wood, Fortney, Bona
WITT.
Firemen up: Snader, Boyer, Dob
bins, Kelly, Brown, Fulton, Nye, Rum
baugh, Sullivan, Bingaman, Dowhower,
Zukoswiski.
Brakemen up: Shader, Keffer,
Haines, Epley, Hartz, Carlin, Stephens,
Zawaski, Painter, Machamer, Ely.
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Foley's Honey and
Tar Stops those
Night Coughs
They Are Weakening, and Disturb The
Wlsle Family.

Cougus and colds usually grow worse Of
nightfall. Keep bottle Of FoLEY's HONEY
AND TAI COMPOUND at hand. Use IL freely
there Is nothing in 1t that can possibly harm
you. But 1t clears the throat Of phlegm and
mucus, stops the coughing and tickling, ard
heals the raw infamed surfaces.
GEO. D. COBBS, Many, La, says: my wife
was troubled with terrible cough, and We
could get nothing to relieve her until asked
Dr. Self OF Hornbeck, who recommended
ToLEr's HoNEY AND TAR so strongly that
purchased 800 bottle. Before the contents
OF this bottle were used, the cough had on.
tirely dissppeered and her health was com.
pletely restored"
PHIL DESORMEAU q ,schaffer, Mich. writes:
"Last winter could not sleep at night ON &C.
count of bad cough. 1t did not bother mo
during the day, but started up at bedtime and
kept me from sleeping. I was very weak and
in bad shape. I started using FoLEY's HoNHY
AND TAR and was greatly pleased to hpd that
the cough left mo entirely, my appetits I'M
proved, and l slept soundly at night"
Good druggists are glad to sell FoLnY's
HoSEY AND Tar COMPOUND because IL always
satisfies the customer and contains no opiates.
Refuse substitutes.
xxx EVERY UsEl 10 A FRIEND.
Geo. A. Gorgas, 16 North Third
street and P. r. R. Station.
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HARRISBURG SIDE

Middle Division-24S crew to go
first after / p. M: 22S, 215, 244.
Preferences: 2, 8, 3, Z, 3, 8, 4, 10,
6, 1.
Engineer for 2.
Conductors for 8, l.
Flagman for 8.
Brakemen for A, 10.
Engineers up: Knisley, Mumma,
Hertzler, Havens, Wissler, Webster,
Kugler.
Firemen up: Ross, Karstetter,
Stouffer, Zeiders, Liebau, Potteiger,
Wright, Kuntz, Fritz, Gross, Arnold,
Cox.
Conductors up: Keys, Bogner, HUI
ber, Patrick.
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FORTY HOURS DEVOTION
Services Were Commenced at st
Mary's Catholic Church Today

Forty hours devotion began in st.
Mary's Catholic church, South Second
street, this morning. The services open
ed at O'Clock with procession of
about 1875 school children all dressed
in white. The morning services on
Tuesday and Wednesday will begin at
8 o'clock and the evening services will
be held at 1880 o'clock. The Rev.
Father Zuvich, rector, will be ia charge
of adj the services.
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Mrs. Jacob Ray, Mrs. Thomas johnson,
and sons, Russell and Henry.
FORTNIGHTLY CLUB PROGRAM
viii Be Rendered at Home of Mrs. A.
N. Lupfer, Pine Street


The study of American Citizenship
will be continued by the local Fort
nightly Club at its meeting tomorrow
evening at the home of Mrs. A. N.
Lupfer, Pine street. The work of the
State government, from chapter Is,
will be outlined in careful manner
by Miss Ada Hill, while Mrs. J. NJ.
Heagy will discuss the most important
bills before the present Legislature.
The complete program follows:
American Citizenship" chapter
1'5; "The Work of the State Govern.
ment, " Miss Ada Hill; "The Most In
portant Bills Before the Present Leg
islature," Mrs. Heagy; "Pennsylva-
MAS Status With Regard to Eduea-
tion, Health Temperance and Labor, y
Miss Hill.