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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-22
pirfer Tom Spgcpleierife. Snn or
beiber 16 Elmer / Tsenet.

pirfer iom Spgcpleierife. Sun ar
beiber 16 Elmer / Tsenet.
Gina Gopalieri. iom aniees Tor Ell
al Ieroens inulffeite 8uinoer, plei'
err ligeIcoes iaoreoe Soloater, og
ifient bun life er iterf al 8onltitu-
ton, opipIoer bun ale en- Spseplei.
erifes GIigter. Zen feirebe Sanger'
inoen gIGber ogiao fine Eatienter
meb lin Gang.
@lanbt DC ailnitnerinber, iom be.
ieger Sronten, er ogIaa Taricte-
ltierilen Inna Selb. Sln bar / fin
Iutcmobil fonlnlct gienncm DC
iranitc Sinjcr uoen at pibe oct, og
ianot Jig pliIoielig omringet al N
Iioeling llblaner. Ia bun bar lao
bclbig at bliue gicnfienot al en- 81
ficcr, ff bun efter noeen Satalitcter
Sop til at fjsre tilbage. Sun ifri-
Der ON bcnnc 5ilorase'Ie:
"Iae ipsrger mig III, builfe Sno-
trpf ieg bar fnact unoer mine De
log pcb Sronten. Ser er en- iilloa-
belig og Ell iltrolig aantrait melem
aampcie og 2piti9beoen / Sfptter-
grapcne. &c tpife o9 &c alicrcbc
trooper tilbrineer slftencrlle mcS
Gang % SpIGsning. Sfte naar
Sinierne ligger meget nnr bueran-
ore bprer 6ranifmGnoene op, mems
Spifcrne ipn9er, % onlpenot. Gctte
er Eolierne / oct grllionme Sfue-
ipil. Man fan panifelig iorcitilc
Jig oenlle irpgtelisc Mooirtning, al
oisie Mnno iprit former lps pnu
bucrallOrc n1eo @epTr % @aionct
ior @icllcre at ipnge gauge ior bpcr-
andre"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-22
Kirfcn 90 Stolen
/ Korea.

Mnlhlnptou. hcn lSbc Sunli. - I'll
Ncllglonarnbcruianlnl oil bli ubc.
liTnat ira Stolernc / Nrrca lnbcn 10
Mar, ilelNc Srbrc ira @cncral Sc,
rnlld)i Den lnpanife @upcrncr / So.
rca. Srbrcn icrbnocr ~llnocrpia.
ming / noNcn Hclilion. men gipcr
Sfolcrnc 10 Nar I'll az irorciic liz
ericr ocnnc me Srbnima. Ut tort
Nntal umcritanlte % andre ~friltuc
Sfoler pil bll ral1nlct al bennc ,Sor
oronlnq, General Serolid)is Srbrc.
'oni hlcp funogiort her ioag, begun.
Der mco Ell Grflrrina on. al erlo,
ringcn / DC Torcucbc Sioicr %
SranirI9c hur gcbtaiort oct bclbigc
/ A~bitiQclien al lln~bcrplaulng % NC.
ll9lon.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-22
ct dab WinGentrpI
= paa Ndpct.

S Ell tpif Ipis fort9nes Der ON,
bporleoes 0ei9tningen poa en- inf
Sorpoitbnno / Ioroiieen belt lipcll.
tct fom til at oriffe Wtilnd)encrpl.
Zen 3bie Wtai aloffen 6 ON Otter
miooa9en fit llbfigsmanoen ie Ell III.
oerlig @ienltonb ilpoc pao 9eIacr.
ne. Weo fillo Sart iatte man Sur.
len oib, og oct lpffeocs r1eb nogct
@cipGr of iaa Sicnltnnoen op / BAD
Den. Get bite Jig %, at Oct bar ct
SAB 81 fra Wtiind)cner SofbrGii. 81
2iter paa "a Otuno - oct blep Set,
9(ue Stopper % @lns, iom fonoteS
omboro, iamleoes, for at ma fitnoe
npoe Den fpitelige Trif, % poloionl-
me Surraraab Loo giennem Sllftel.
Samtibig ofienotcs en- perliiiccrct
Saffeifripelie til Srpggcrict.
Set flpoenbc Glfoos Siitorie er
fplgenoe: Gen 3bie Wtorts ~oiicnbtes
en- 2ait meb 10 Saoe Wiinfcnerpl
fra @renlen til en- Ngent / Stem gorf.
Sa Sarteiet pnsiereoe &anGlcn, itpo-
te oct pan Ell Wine og innt nlco belle
2aiten. Otter to 0taancoers Sorlsb
oliffeoe iaa ct 2lioo op % brogte ben
tpifc ScrpoItbaaos SeiGtnilg ell fer
Zig fiGrfrmmcn &ilien fra Score
lanoct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-22

: %oftc fom tiIbnlc ira Bet
fritcn / %eroaNa.
T~roicaior y 81 SUprc rciltc
@erouls 9Iitcn iii Winncdpnli3 ol
rciicr Dcriro til Wlcnmoob. MiIum.
%untc'a Nua pnn San Strcct
ser beboca Al I. 2. Ghriitcnicn %
SnmiIic. cr iib'tc llAc iolQt til no.
pofoi Sourc.
- NNpotut : ;. Siitbm iro
@lcnmoon, Miirn.. ophoInt liz / &c.
coroh / Observation-Disclosures
SrchnN oN %eronA.
Nnorcp SioocnbcrN ~ SIT
itru ira Nclionpiac. %@la, oVholNu
iiN Tor liocu pao Ell &iilt hos I. Y
Nolporiou2 her / Nncn.
Nuitor z. N. Scorplc TOM I'll
hn0c ira &cittnitcu iloiic SnaooN
San bcrcticr, at ban hnpOc Ell inter
caidnt cA bcbnNeliN Sur.
- Vro'c@ior OF Mra Z u. Gin
pcliino rcjitc NrcouN til CHICAGO
hpor lirolc3iorcn nil lortiUttc inc
StllOicr Tor 2pttorOrnoU.
Nubrcp \itno, ser hcltnN
S%nnohcnreoct / Gan Trnnci@co ion
Neprricntunt Tor McuiNbcocu her
Nucn, tom hicm / MnnoulH.
Mrs. Z. I Sbpnpiou rciicl
bcnnc llNc til q, (honIna. u Snt
hpor bon nil tllbriuNc Somntcrcl
hos i'm Srn 60 S%honrplon.
Fcicr G. $obuipu oQ Nlbcr
>oncn rciitc 'orlcocn Gag I'll Mora
Ntlm.. ,$ohnion / Gorrctnlulcr >.
@oper 'cr al bciolc SlNliuiuNcr.
Nornlnu Vc0crion Son q
Nfr. "a Mrs. n :. Ntocriou. fon
iinitc Hoe hcruco ira Carlisle
Gait. pno en- &lilt hes NorUIorcnc
Ndla stella Stnrplc, N0ttci
a. Batter o. Mrs Scnrplc, Nrooue
reNc 'orrIlc lllc ira Normolturic
nco Nortbpcitcrn G%onicrpotorp }
4ruiit / M%iiuncopoli@.
Nir. "a Mrs u. :. Snrloul
relitc IooA I'll &inmor, Miim.
hnor hc nil oucrpUrc StapnuNcrIo
gets Sicunc Gcr'ro rclicr sc N
here I'll North G0toin. hpor DC altc
al rorbli Alcnucm Sonmcrcu No,
lin Sen / Nalll0an. Gum Gnmtu
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-22

: ct erQclif @lab aipes i%eIacnoc
Nnpisninaer poa, bpcrleoes nlon LET
fan prepe inc @abuarcr, ON DC er
9ohe eller ci.
2 mrr: Sap Ell Iiben Sih pao
ell Talbc OF holo ben ppcr Snrnen.
&pis Smeret inicltcr lGroele$ bur-
rig o. bereitcr ligner Sllc, meo Ell
libt ubehaacIis 2uet, ga er Smlsrei
life aoht cller Tnte.
z nffcr: @r1no Hot az GUT
ferret / Ell Sic. &pis Oct or Tatc.
blipcr ser intci tilbaac; hpia Oct q
iprialifct, bliper Der liot Mite ialen
MELT: Spis Se mener. at Mel
fen CT blanSet op meS SanS, iaa tag
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-22
Sprina @ropc.

Niii2 NImo Stourcu bc'ogtr
Tor GiOcu SlUlt ~ &cmucr /
Shcucmc. Y Iat.
Aii'3 Wcuo Cieth bcie9cr cricr
CT ire Mars 0phoIN i u 2otoio
Tine TorUlorc, Mr.. "a Mrs. Wunnnr
Cieth.
Cln' &oalcr "a Somilic II
Gcaort. u. sat bcieaer SIUNtnin.
ger i SprIng @rope. Nir. ~ Wira.
|oul Euulion Al Shcncnnc, u.
Gof.. cr o9iao her / %ciep.
Aili2 Nina Nnlporicn, Sntt /
iii Nir. o. MRS. Anorcp Malporion.
"a @corNc @ubruO. Seu al 9lnbrcm
@ubruh | Somcr Gin. u. Sof..
blcp Den 3Oie ,>lni / Sprin0 @ropC
STRIFE U~gtcpicbe peo Tnitor @cil.
Get ungc Bar bar oIlercoc iut 20
Sopcr Gin. Y. Snf.
%ioliniitcn RuoolpD apcluC
Tom 'orle0cn tllbdgc ira Niinnca-
polls Tor al illbrin9e Ell Gel al IN
Sommericrie req Den bjemli1e Ir
ne / Sprin9 0rope. llnber 9Iuipc
cier al Siatsuniperliictcts Grieniiol
@ircali MI han DOG ianmen mcb |,
muliffpn0igr Gamer ierc,dpr cnOt
apnccrtrcIicr, % Spriug @ropc nj
/ ben nprnrlie Srentio 'aa Anieo
ming Ill of bore bette SrefleDer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-22
1soitor z. u. Searpic

/ @lcnpoo0 McniQhcb blcn Smn'
hod orocnilia opcrroltct AZ MicnlN.
hcbcn. inct Sen oucrrnttc bonl .!
Tcn0cNopc pno $50, lchinNet a. ci
@upc pou 500 ira llnNNonWnen
Tenocnc ltal onpcn0c@ I'll Ell IN git
tonlobil. I'll Sul moNtoN FoNtol
Scurpic ira Canoe NlbNc Mcni9hcf
$1ll &co ncn Tor |slnlconinNcn or
ronacrcoc iSclt / @lcnmooo Mcnla.
hcn blcp SucrrUttclicatnlUl holot a.
Gultau ,Sphnlon
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-22
pliStforicmmelie
paa $uiitania"

2onopn 11bc SMmni, Gen Of
Icnilige llnoerisselie al "2ulitania"
Sra9eoien aiilutteoes ioag. Set trent
9oar al benrlc, at al sc reoocbc par
4lfc Wanoitab, $3.50 manbliaC
Toaioacrer, $500 i~pinbeliac Tns'
iogcrer % 21@o Barn. Ni9Sabpofai
Sniith lorflareoc. at biaic Sal life
aap ei FORFEIT @esreb ON Sorhclhct
ioet aniuber % @arn ~naturlisuis
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-22
olanosnUrpUrelie

SEQ ct tort Mcnaocri / Sullbur1
bGrlotc oct, at Ell al TprepoSI erne
bleu ouerialot al Ell Gongctiger, oa
ban bar inbc / 9urct for at rcnlc
oct. 8onifc lnngiornt frpb 5igerell
ben inlob bnm nte0 fine Zine uui-
brilot rcttet pau banl. Slippe III
fnnoe ban life, for Sigercn itoo
mellcnn hanl % @llrctS Tor, og ban
bar alOclcs lonlmet al SfrGf. g
oct ionnnle fpm en- Spipnsmalb til.
Weo ct cnc'tc Wlif hapbc ban opiot-
tet Sitllationcn, % bon table life
&opcOct. Sra tibli9cre Sio bapOe
ban Ell mcrfclig 2pelie / at bpisle
Tom en- al oc itore &prlerilnlger /
Sigercns Sicmitupn. Senle 2pb
roitpote ban III, % neppe bopoe 81
gcrell bort ben, fpr Der forcgif en-
pll,oielig Sorpanoling nlco ben.
Zen freb inmmcn pao @nnoen al
Suret % glclnte nlbclcs Oppasie-
rem, iom life bar Icn til at fonlile
Jig no.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-22
Dc protelterer.

sra Mem port m~cbSelca Sen t9Nc
o".. at Tnaiu0crcruc omboro poa
Sfdn0iunuicn-N nlcritolinicna Camp
lib "NclllN Clan" bar icnot en- Ero.
tclt til ErUlibcnt @S;lion, ioroi Sfi.
bet pnu Spcrrelicn til 9lnlcrifo blcu
nnbolot Al ell cllNclif arnbicr oo
maottc liaNc 81. Gua / Stornoipou,
'rr Oct blcp tillnot at iortiUttc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-22
Teeprab % Smean.
Gu 2lbc luri 1918.
Gnlobrnunp

sos Nfr. % Mrs. gnorcm Frc'tc
iutcr / @lenmoob Sopnihip por Del
8ulobrnlup ocll l6bc &rHl. : Mn.
lconina al SaQcn blcp oct TrprrDi'
ac sG0tcpar opcrraifci AZ ct 'terrC
Mnfdl Wchlcmmcr Al @lcumoo9
McnEdhco, 'om fom lor at Qrntlll'.
re. Gn Ware blcp Dem oucrrotl
pno Sc NoriamIcbca &cgnc AZ On.
iiap $ohulon,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-22
Ddnmarf fcrblir ncitraI

Sonoon, Den t7be Sunni. ct
Melltcr telegram ira aipbenbopn
nlclncr, at bct onuifc Soliciting iooa
cll'icmlnl1 pcbtnl at itsttc Minilic-
rlct / ltren1 S~pretholocllc al Npi.
trolltctcn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-22

ecnb "Sccorab.T piten" ill eIGoi % Sen.
rer | bet aamle 0ano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-22

Spr noecu aor iiOcn traf en- Toit-
nlullo, ipm rciite lpopan ira 8ulooi-
i~triftet / Nlalfa % meofprte nleget
prroifulOe Sorienoelier, mloerpels
en- Mono, lom Iortalte, at ban bapoe
farct pilo % iii bolot paa at %
al Slllt. Eoitmanoen GAP ham no
get Mtao % tp9 bam nleo Jig. lln
pna Nfteren llo9 DC Seir, % ON
Nattcu blep Npltmanben pGffet al
lin Sppn pcO ct uTloigt Slog / Sp-
pe0et. Set bar oen Mnllo, ban
bopoe bililpet, ionl III piloe nlproc
% plpnbrc burn. Sil alt SelO to1
Den tpffc EelSllle, ban bar, laa goot
al ipr Slaget, at ban life table Vc'
p~ioitbcoen. San iaa ben Srenmcoe
itna pcD %cict meb Eren iErOig iii
ct mt Slag. Get gieblif, Woroe.
rem nplcoc nleo at lluo bonn lleo.
bru9tc ban til at ulOiange Ell Up.
pcrlig Soc:
"Staffars Spr," lagoc ban meb.
lioenoc, ban er iiffcrt gaact i'm
Tpritonocn otter alt bet, ban bar
libt al &ulOe % Suit"
@anbitten loo iorbloiic. Gren ial.
oe o9 gcu Jig pirfclig til at Ipille
Hollen iom iinsIpg.
Scle &citcn al %cien bcbanOlcoC
Epitmanocn bonl oa oglaa ion gal
lllell Oa DC naacoc nGrnlclte Sort
par set iorbi mcb 8omeoicn. Sar
opcrgap i'm @eoiagcr til Eolitiet
iom iopnltc bam fl Iars SGngiel
3 Trnoslcr er Der ofte Brig fol
ManosnprpTrellc. Gn az Gbica
aus EuIitioireftprcr oplepct isIgcll
sc iom SpcrinIpeftpr pco ct a
Spnaslerne.
TN Sn9, "a ban por ulcllc / II
Gpntcr. liitebc ell al &c farlig'tl
SorbrpOcrc Jig ino. &an par be
pGbnet meo eli Sernltang % no
brsb, ba ban iaa Jig ppoagct:
"Mer Gem life! Seq uil no, icll
ON oct blir oper Ceres 2i9!"
"Spoo," uobreb Gmbcosmlanben
"er set aacrcoc ioag. Se ifal ilipp,
no? Seq trocbe oct isrlt par imor
gen."
Stum al Sorbamielie itirrcoe
S~orbrpoeren paa bam.
"SSa," peoblep Snipefteren, 30
bar fanifc aIlercoc iaaet ltnocrrc.
nina ON, at Sc er benaabet Pot
@runb al Ceres sooe Spisriel
&c fan pitt aobt gaa ilu, men ?
pil bel siernc ie Eapirerne? Ses
har Dem / Sfuifen ber."
San traf iaa no II al Sfripcbor
bcts Sfuiicr % = / nGite Siebli
iaa Sauscn ino / Ell &epoluermuin
Ding. San ioritob, at Spiaet na.
tabt % opereap fig.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-11-03
MAJESTIC VAUDEVILLE

To-day confronts local vaudeville
enthusiasts with their last opportu-
nifty to see THE Dream Pirates" the
clever little musical comedy that is
scoring triumph at the Majestic dur
ing the first half of the week. When
new things vaudevillian are unfolded
at the Majestic tomorrow, Harris
burg will have a second opportunity
to see THE Honey Girls" the splen-
did musical comedy playlet that ap-
peared at the Orpheum. The Honey
Girls were presented on a splendid
holiday bill, and their turn was the
bright particular headliner. The same
settings and same players will be seen
az the Majestic that cavorted about
the Orpheum stage at tha time.
y Dung Harrisburg will be afforded a
special treat in this bill in the un
equaled animal attraction known as
Tebor's Seals. Fun aplenty will be
added to the entertainment by Nc
Cloud and Carp. singing comedians;
Marcou, the comedy shadowgrapt
artist and one or two others of merit.
ADV.
THE FAMILY STAIN AT THE
COLONIAL
IL would seem rs though every NOV
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-11-03
ing picture admirer who saw Frede-

ing picture admirer who saw Frede-
rick Perry in Or. Rameau." would
want to see this same player in
The Family Stain" which Mr.. Fox
Will present at the Colonial to-day and
tomorrow. Frederick Perry's efforts
as a very pleasing and remarkably
Wrile actor need nc description to any
WHO nave seen him. He will have the
support of distinguished cast of Fox
artists in this play. which is founded
on Emile Gaboriau's celebrated detec-
tlce story "The Widow LeRouge." No
one will want to miss this thrilling
and wonderful story, which is so
splendidly portrayed, and which in its
unravelling will tell who killed the
Widow LeRouge. Aside from the
star himself, no player figures quite
SO important as .iss Carey Lee, who
after much painstaking study was Sc
lected for the part of the fascinating
wtdow.-AdV.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-11-03
DIR. BLUM, NEW YORK, TO
ADDRESS DENTAL SOCIETY

At meeting of the Harrisburg
Dental Society in the Academy of
Medicine, 319 North Second street,
November 5, at o'clock Theodor
Blum, d. D. s., NJ. D., of New York
City, will give lantern slide lecture
before the society on Conductive
Anethesia" using Novocain and Supra
renin, and will demonstrate the same
on wet anatomical specimen espe-
cialiy prepared for the purpose.
DR.; Blum, after being graduated in
Dentistry and Medicine from the Uni
Versity of Pennsylvania took most
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-11-03
POSLAM READILY
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AILlNG SKIN

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When pimples, hives. rashes, or like
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And II ordinary soaps irritate. try
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For samples, send &C stamps to Emer-
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Advertisement. e'0'S'
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-11-03
MARY IRWIN

May Irwin, Americas greatest com
medienne. will be seen at the Ornbeur
Friday evening in her latest New York
success. the new comedy, "3S Wash
lngton Square" Never has this
much beloved actress been more pom
ular among the people of this country
than at present. Miss Irwin will bring
the original New York production and
cast. The play is said to be easily
Ihe pest she has ever had. II is
dramatization of the novel bv LEROY
Scott. The stage direction of the
piece was In the hands of William Col
her who was once an associate of
Miss Irwin with the late Augustin
Daly.-AdV
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-11-03
One Need in tuberculosis

is careful attention to hygienic living
and proper diet Science is agreed
that fresh air, rest and avoidance of
food cXcesses constitute the most eff
fcctive non-medical treatment in this
Widespread disease.
often. however. these measures need
Supplementing by proper medication.
The system lacks sufficient resistance
to overcome the attack, and some
thing must be done TO assist in up
building the patients strength.
In many cases of this sort Eckman s
Alternative has been used with marked
success. Its efficacy in this disease
has borne fruit in a record of numer-
GUS apparent recoveries, and where a
tonic is Indicated, it has produced
most beneficial results.
Since it contains no opiates, mar
cotics or habit forming drugs, il is
safe to try. At your druggists or
direct from
Eckman Laboratory, Philadelphia.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-11-03
THE LAW OF THE LAND"

Straight from successful season s
run at the Forty Street Thea
ter, New York, and with complete
New York cast and production, George
Broadhursts powerful drama of mod :
ern life. The Law of the Land" will
be the attraction at the Orpheum Sat-
urday matinee and night
Miss Adelaide French. who will he
remembered for the powerful presen-
tation of Madame X,' will play the
leading part and a specially selected
cast has been engaged to support her.
The football teams of the SteeIton
High and the Central High will occupy
the boxes at the evening performance
as the guests of the management.-
ADV.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-11-03
KATHLEEN CONAN TO SUPPORT
BTSPHANI

Supporting David Bispham in the
eminent baritone's tour as Beethoven
in the one act play adelaide" which
comes to the Orpheum next Wednes-
day evening and who will also appear
IN the The Rehearsal" with which
Mr.. Bispham and his company will
precede the presentation of AIDE
laide," will be Miss Kathleen Conan.
pianist. Miss Conan is an Australian n
who early started her career At the
age OF fourteen she won scholarship
against one thousand Austrian cor.
petitors, emitting her to three wears
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-11-03
THE NEWLYWEDs AND THEIR
BABY

The Newlyweds and Their Baby"
that funny musical cartoon play from
the cartoons of George McManus with
Lovey, Dovey and Snookums, the
Nurse the Doctor, the Professor, the
Eccentric German Waiter, the Big
Black Bear, the Young Lovers and the
big beauty chorus is the attraction AT
tne Orpheum this afternoon and to-
night.-AdN
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-11-03

graduate work of a year each at
Berlin and Vienna. He is now asso-
ciated with DR.. Morris I. Schamber.-
NJ. D., D. D. S., of New York CITY.
specialist in Oral surgery. DR.. Blum
will give his demonstration on the
anatomical specimen from to :
o'clock. and the lantern slide lecture
at $3.50 o'clock, both in the Academy
of Medicine
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-11-03
FOR
kAUFMAN'S
HARRISBURG,PA.

tuition at the Royal Academy of Mu-
SIC London, and she is now a gold
medallist of that institution. Follow
ing her three years at the Academy
as student, the Board of Directors,
In recognition of her attainments,
gave her an extra year as an exhibitor.
ADV,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-11-03

THE Law of the Land with Ade-
laide French.
Wednesday evening only, Nov 10
David Bispham and Company in Music
and Drama.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-11-03

Orpheum in ''SS Washington Square. -
Miss Irwin will sing four new songs
here.--Adv.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-11-03
4MVSE EIheI NENTSlSg
ORPIIEUM

To-day matinee and night The
Newlyweds and Their Baby"
Tomorrow matinee and night
The September Morning Glories.'
Friday evening only, Nov. 5---May
Irwin in "33 Washington Square"
Saturday matinee and night. Nov
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-11-03

We Give You the Benefit
Of Our Advantageous Buying
These bargains make the merchandise look
as though no store stood between you and the
makers. And this is practically so in this SALE
Kaufman's only stand for service. We act as your
professional shoppers
We see to it that you are supplied with the
best goods made and served with the latest fash
ions.
Oar profits come from the greater reduc-
tons made on merchandise sold to us because of
the enormous quantity we buy.
It's on account of the greater capacity of
the neW Kaufman Store and thanks to the loyal
support of the wise people of this community that
We are able to break all previous underseIIing
records during this sale.
The daily star-mirror., 1915-01-06
DRY MEASURE
OFFERED BY HART
JOINT RESOLUTION INTRODUCED
PROPOSING AMENDMENT, AND
NEEDED LEGISLATION
Would Have State Dry Forever After
July First, Nineteen
Seventeen
By d. W. GREENBURG
(Staff Writer for The Star Mirror

BOISE, JAM 6.-The first measure
to make its appearance in either
branch of the legislature was joint res
olution number one, by Senator Hart
(d), proposing an amendment to the
state constitution by adding new Sec
ton to article three to prohibit the
sale or the manufacture for sale, or
the transportation for sale within the
state of Idaho of any Intoxicating Ii
quors for beverage purpose, and di-
recting the legislature to enforce said
added section by all needful legislation.
The terms of the resolution provide
prohibition forever after July 1st, 1917.
People generally have expected that
the democrats might introduce bill
to provide for prohibition after jan
uary 1st, 1916, when Washington and
Oregon will become dry, especially as
the republicans might be expected to
do SO as a campaign obligation, and
the new governors recommendation
was looked upon as an effort to urge
them to such action.
The daily star-mirror., 1915-01-06
GREAT PANIC IN
NEW YORK SUBWAY
POWER HOUSE BLOWUP TIES UP TRAFFIC FOR
HOURS-FIRE UNDER TRAINS
ONE DEAD, MANY OVERCOME
Passengers Fought Desperately in Darkness Try
ing to Escape-Hundreds Have Been
Taken to Hospitals

NEW YORK, Jan. 6-As the result
| of power house blowout the New
York subway from the upper Bronx
to Brooklyn experienced the worst
tie-up in history at the rush hour this
morning. At least one woman is dead,
13 in critical condition and about 300
were overcome by smoke, heat, or
panic, and were taken out of the tube
| in serious condition. Seven hundred
are suffering from the inhalation Of
smoke and from nervous shock
An unidentified woman, who was
overcome, died after reaching the hos
pital. Fire Chief Kenlon said that by
1880 all passengers had been rescued.
A hundred and fifty victims were ta-
ken to the Polytechnic hospital alone
Doctors hurried to the subway to give
volunteer service.
Wild scenes were enacted in the sub
way. When the blowout occurred, the
tube was filled densely with packed
trains. For miles in each direction
from Fif,e-ninth street, they were
stalled for two hours and plunged in
pitch darkness. Fire broke out un
der two trains between Fiftieth and
Fifty-ninth streets. Passengers fought
desperately until they fell unconscious
from the smoke The heat became un-
bearable elsewhere. Finally train
guards succeeded in running the
trains between Ninety-ffth street and
One Hundred and Tenth street togeth-
er, and opened the doors between them,
passengers to pass through
them and escape through the Ninety
sixth street station Elsewhere great
difficulty was experienced in getting
people out of the subway.
Firemen entered the tube at Fifty
nineth street by jamming gratings
oose, and reported finding the entire
rain load of passengers unconscious
rom smoke and apparently doomed to
leath. More than hundred and fifty
we're brought to the surface on lad
lers and carried to the Circle The
,ter, where they were stretched upon
he stage until they could be removed
o a hospital. Firemen were engaged
or two hours and bad to work i'll re-
avs
The daily star-mirror., 1915-01-06
SIERKS REPUDIATES CONFESSION
Claims Chaplain Induced Him to Con-
fess Falsely

SALEM, Jan. 6.-John Sierks. an
inmate of the state insane asylum, who
on last Sunday confessed that he, and
not John Pehder, murdered Mrs. Daisy
Wehrman and her young son near
Scapoose in 1911, completely repud-
lated his confession today, declaring
it untrue in every detail. Pender is
now serving life sentence in the PEN
itentiary for the crime. The repudia-
ton came when Sierks was confronted
by his father at a conference. Sierks
claimed that Rev McLaren, the chap
lain of the peRientiary, worked on his
feelings and told him he should con-
fess in order to save Pender.