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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-21
Sie llnterImhmng gegen
SDnig nno 8enoiien.
argebli9es U 9etdnbniB
zines ginoetpeibten.

zines gtngepetbtsn.
Rem gprt, 20. SsS.-Jriebrid
Wlesler, Der an Der ungebli3en @erz
i4pOruns gegsn Die Munitionsfabriz
Ten in bisiem 2anos tbeilgenommsn
baben iol, lsste ben gunDssbe60rbsu
Elm oolIss 9sitdn5niB iibsr bic 5bGtis=
teit beg Chef sDetettips Der Samburger
2tnis, puuI &6nig, ab. 2ebtsrer iOu,
mad MsBIers gehauptung, in glstD
gOrt aq,in 25 Qgsnten gebabt uno
bas RsiuItat Der Gpionags oiefey
9eute bem friiberen bsuti9en MiIitdrs
Itta6e, &aPt. Don Pupen, 6eridtet
babsn.
ResIsr bebuuptete. bnB a0nis bur4
feline Qgsnten iiter ale Saaen DOT
Wi9tigteit in Guebsc, Bolton, Bort
Lamb rnb anbsren Gtdbten auf benz
0uufenbeu esbalten purbe. Gr babe
iih II. q. aud 9sbeimberi4ts ppn 4t=
fades Der ruiIiIdeu 9otidaft ii6er
9eriu9e nit I6nslIen 8outen i'm Gong
Sslano Suub gu oerIdaffen seuubt.
9ieie babe er ppH oem perbafteten
Glsrt Der Rational gitD gant, 5ries
bri9 S6lsinbI, srbaltsn. WeBler be-
bauptsi fsrnsr. bab &6nig ben Seorg
5u6g nit BEN 4uftrase uusfdidts,
BEN Deuanb &unaI 81 5erftDren, bic
ier aber berihtet babe, bas sehe ni4t
an.
Die gsb0rbsn pollen gsipeiis bafiir
baben, bab S0nie nit bem Jensr an
gorb Der .Wirne6o6a" ettpas 81 thun
bate.
Die 9rpbgsidporereu lisBen ii6
Wsblers @sitGnSnib tpisberbOleu uub
oerb0rten slsidfatIs 3eugeu aus guf'
falo in Yssus auf ben ani4lae sesen
ben We1ano aanol.
Samuel Gpmpsrs, prdFbent Der
federation Of 9obOr, leote DOT ben
GjroBgei6pOrenen 3eusriB iiber bic
sbdtiateit bes 9abor's Natiuual pecce
Council db.
3ie neue amerifaniidJe
Npte
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-21
Sic 2illa.6errli6feit sm
Gnbe.
Seinen Offi3ieren unb
5ruppen pirb BON Garz
ran3a oolle Qmneitis


3useii4ert.
Gt gafO, Ger, 20. Deg. Gs
9ieb bier am Murtag Q6erb, oab @es
neral Srancisco 9illa einise 400 Be-
tpaffnete i'm Staat gbibuabua um ii9
geiammelt babe, I'm ieinen friiberen
llnterge6enen Wiberianb gu leiiten.
Die Garran3a Regieruns bat
oFfi5ieq bic &rntro1e ii6er ben friibes
rel @illasStaat @bibuaAua, inoem bic
Beamten bes Stautes unb 1000
Wtann Sruppen in alien 9rsnsitdbten,
eiTIdlieBlib BON Suure5, nit osn9er'
trstern garransds Elm rsb'reintoms
men gstroffen baben, trait beFer ale
bic Gnrrun5a Regterung dnsrtennen
unb Dafiir pOQe Qmneitte erbalten.
g2ur 8iQd uno Iein 8ruoer 0ipolit
iinb Don Der QtmneItie ausgei6loiien.
Die lte6ergn6s Der @iQasOrgunifas
tion i8fieBt beinube feline gaH5e Qrmee
elm, ca. 70 pro5srt Der WugsOns Der
8abnen Wsritrs unb reide @ruben
i'm Stuate Gbibua6ud.
Die auspGrtigen SyntereiIen IN benz
BON 9iaa tontlr Lirten 5srritor.um
ioaen bur6 &onfistation, Ois6ita6l
unb Pliinoerung einen S6aben BON
minbeitens $50,000,O00 pdbrenb Der
ReDolution srlitten buben. @s iollen
fernsr a1e &ir6en ibres S9mudss
unb bic msiiten glnteu ibres 9darz
beitanos berau6t fsiu, tpdbrenb bas
Bolt bur6 2tr6sitsloiiyteif unb bas
entpert6ete 8illas9elb psrarmten.
8afbington. D. g.. 20. Dss.
geamte bss Staats Departments
babsn beiblOiien, baB @ila pie Elm
pplitiIder 5liidtling bebanoelt perbsn
ipiirbe. ioIte er mad ben Der. Staa.
ten flieben. Dieter gntI9lub lit 9enez
raj 'Suniton bonn Sriegs Separtes
ment mitset6eilt porbeu, um gtaa
Ober ietusu 9ertretern iibermitteIt gu
nsrOsn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-21

gerid)t porsefiibrt iperoen iofIen. au.
Beraeni ipnroe aud Die @irtIin Ocs
Sailies Gillian Gcrcornu urter Der
InfIape, Der Weroerbtheit Der beioen
yidodjen 9orifub geleiiiet gu habelt,
in Sott genontiren. Tie Werbaitut-
gen erfoleten alii g;erolllaiiiing Don
Gbn-Ios BRADFORD, 6ein Batter bon
Gillian uno Sitfel bon SuIn grao.
foro, Der bebailptet, bnb oic
tciben Mdbden lid, bereits fiber
cine ISOLDE III Der @eicItidJafi
Der beinen iuugen Selte beiinoer,
nit Sciien sitiammen iie perbaitei
luImSen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-21
Sritiiher 1a,npfer imr
8anal ber5enft
Sontit mar nidts BAR
abtr aemtlbet porber.

pUttI " u HIWIb "a
abtr gemelbet porber.
Sorontc, Sut., 20. Oe3. Der
Dampfer cambria, friibsr giesns
tbum Der apnbon aub Rortbpeitsru
GiIsnbabn, Der ober bonn britiih.n
Warineminiisrium iibernommsr purs
be, III i'm engIiiben 8anal perientt
iporben, fpis cine SabelnepeIhe aus
aonoon melbet. Die Depeide nurSe
BON bem 2eutnant 6. 6. 6drmer BON
sororto on isinen BIER ItbenSsn 9a.
ter gsihidt. Sic Iautet:
r8as Shiff uutersegansen. Bin
in Sidsrbsit. Maht gud ieins Sors
gen. Bette @riibe. Die cambria"
mar ein Sampfer bon 1912 aonnen.
galSisss 'etnridsu Der
gerbiinbeten in sriss
dii@es Gebiete ers
parttt.
Sofia. 20. 0e5. Die 3eiiuns
edo be Bulgaria fast, bab bic buls
sariIdsn sruppsn tempOrGr on Der
sri,diId,n 9rsnas anSsbalten bdttsn,
I'm bic sriediide Resisruns ui6t IN
gnIessubeit su isssu, pdhrenb bic
1suspsn ast atIIiit.su aumGhli4 Ia
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-21

Der ltmseeenO BON Saloniti fonaens
trirt Dsrben. Die 3situns fiist uber
6in5u. bab es nStbis nerOen f0nne,
baB bic beutf4sn unb bic bulsariIhen
5ruppen in @rie4enldno einriidsn,
I'm bic @erfcleung Der Qaiirten forts
ieben'Su t6nnen.
Die 3situng iaet, Der &0niq aonz
ftantin ie6e elm, bub bic Gentralmd@te
aug militdrii6en Griin6en se5pungsn
iein f0nnten, ben @erIub gu MAIDEN,
bic 9(lIiirten aus Salcnifi binaussus
iperfen, unb er ioQ ben Qtuiirten an
gebsutet baben, oaB es taum gu er.
iparten lei, baB gulgarien fir ale
3eit unb unter alien llmitdnben bic
NsutraIitdt grie6enlanbs rsIpeftiren
iperbe.
Die Ssitung fagt ferner baB bic
ier6if6eH Sruppen auf ihrer sglu9t
dles Derlorsn bdttsn Biz uuf ie6s
gatterien ge6irggartilsrie. 5auienbe
bon SOloaten uno GipilperIonen limb
bsrbun9ert unb aud bic Gage Der Giz
pil6eDOlteruna in Wontenesro Tol cine
Dsr5peifelte isin, neil bic 8srprOOiaHz
tirung gum groBen 56eil bon Der Gee
5sr erfolgeu muB, po aber 0iterreiais
i4e llntsrIsebOote bic Suite bepa6sn.
Die groberer Ssr6iens erbeutetsn
giien6dbumaterial i'm @ertbs Don
pielen MilIionen, bas bic Serben DOT
i9rsm Riid5us ui4t 3eit battsn 81
SerIt0ren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-21
lSeum aIIe gtride reiBen
5allen bic QIIiirten auf
bic tapfereu Saps sus
Ri 4

Dttapa, Ont, 20. DECEMBER.
Der gensralmaipr Sir Gam Sughes,
eanabifhsr RiliasMinifier, .rbielt
bon 9ritifd Columbia einen 9ors
F9las. Elm Regiment canabii6er ga,
paner fir arisgsbisnite In europa
dnsuiper6en. Sduienb Sapaner. psI6e
ii6 In Canada naturalifiren iisbsn,
m0dtsn iofort sius.muitsrt unb na4
europa eeianbt iperbsH.
Die @emsinen beg Rsgiments mir,
ben fpie bic Sffisisrs naturaliiirts aa.
ndoier Ieiu.
General Susbes Iebte auseinanbsr.
bub er nur in infOrm.ler Weiis Don
benz 9oridlas in asnntnib ssfsst
iporbsn lei unb bic Wilitdrbeb6roen
feline GntIdsibuns tr,ffen piirbsn, 70
Idnse i.ine Offisisae gsnadrittisuns
erfofnt fei
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-21
gu N mitgtisS bsrutilitiss
gommiIiioner ernannt.

gom m ton erno n nj.
Golum6us. 20. SeS. 2uuis W.
Dan bon GbiLicotbs puroe Mlonta9
gum Mitslisb Der qubItc Utilities
GOmmiIiion aIs Ro9fOls.r BON OIipsr
8. Sushes ernannt.
9egen SuansS 6i' & 's
Resime.
San Sraueiscp, 90. De,. -
Suns aina Chang, prIiibent Der
.GbineIe Republic glFociatiOn" bat Elm
'&dbelerlmm bes SnbdIts aug Gbon'
gbai erbaIten, bab fiinf 8ineiiI6e Pro'
OiuS,n ii1 BON Der 9errf9aft Suans
Sbi aai's unabbGusis erfldrt baben.
Die proDiu5en, bic an Der Repulus
lion beibeiligt iiub. iinb, Der 9epes
ide 5ufolss. aiDangtuns, aiansii,
gunnon, S5sduen uno atpsi9aa.
Sn.G foria, g.. errinsen
bic glaiisn einsn Siss.
GinsIap. S9ip. 20. Gss. = Sn
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ediKsnahriitsn.

Rspgprt, 20. Ds5. - 4nest.:
st. qaul" bon &iOerpopI.
2ioerpopl. aneet.: .Domi.
nipn" bon philadelphia; -GamerOnia'
BON Rep gort.
Rottsro b m. abssg.: .Rpnbam~
ua9 Nsp Oors.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-21
3tpiiben Snlgaren unb
0rie1en
9 oIlsn aHgsbltd in Gpis
rus &dmpfs fattgss
funben ha6en.

paris. 20. DEG. Gins 0epeI6s
aus grinoiii, Stalisn, iagt, oub es
5pii6en tleinsn Qbtbsilungen grie6is
i6er uno bulsariidsr 5ruppen 3u
Sdmpfen sstcmmen lei, uno OaB msbs
rsre sris4ii6s SffiSisre sst6otst unb
berpunost uno in aqer Gili 9eritdrz
tunsen rad Dem S6aupIaB Der
admpfe gsI6tdt porbeu isisn.
Die 9spsi6e iagt, baB bic Sample
in epirus, am ipeitli9en gnbe Der
i.rbiih sris9ii6en 9reHse, itattges
funOsu bitten. Die grietii6e Regies
rung biat Oieie 9Orgdnge in Sdpsi.
gen, idst bic 0epeite, lie III ubsr in
bobem Wabe bsunrubiat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-21
3 Stsuerer b6buHgeu /,
Deuti1luHo or. n.
aenb n6tbia.

Berlin, 20. Deg. Or. aarl 5elfs
feri9, Der etantsietrstdr bes Reiass
i9abamts. iiinoigts nal tsnO bes Sas
ses i'm Rsiastass an, bab oas naaIte
9ubsst ni9t obus psitsrss gintOm-
men baldncirt ptrosn tnnne, uuo osss
balb isbi neue SteuerOoriHlass, bic
Dem Rsi6stas untsrbreitet piiroeH. in
Der ausarbeituns bssriffen isisn,
Der StaatsIstrstGr iuste, baB, sis
nerlsi ME srob aud Die Sriesssnt'
ihdbiguns lei, bic Gsutidlanb eoenz
tusn srb1Ite. Der Sries benz oeutI9en
9olie cine unssbsurs SteusrIaIi aufs
biiroen piirbe uno ss osshdI6 nit bes
bsutenb boberen Steusrn mad benz
&risss redren miife.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-21
734 feinblid3e Shiffe BON
1,447,62S Spnnen
Sinb fopeit felt benz Be-
sinn 'bes &ri.ses sers
: ft0rt nor6en.


Berlin, 20. 9e3. Qluf brabtlOiem
Wese mad SabDi[ls, q. q. ,Quf
tompetents bsutI9s 9tutoritdt bin
tpirO ertldrt,' iast bic lle6erisss RAD
ridtsn gleentur, .bab isit bsm Be-
ginn bes ariegts uHb Biz gum gnos
oss Nondts JioDemb,r 73f fcinblite
Sdiffe non 5uiammsn 1,447 6285oRs
neu 5srii0rt poroen iiub; 568, BON
l ,079.4 .492 5onneu, BON llntsrIseboOs
ten unb SO, poH 94,709 1OnneH,
our9 Winen.
Bon ben 5erft6rten Sdiffsu uaren
624, uon 5uiammsn 1921, ,944 5pns
nen, britiits. mas eineu @srluft BON
SO prosent BON Der ganSsn brittI3sH
S,dnbelsflotte bebeutet
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men babontam. gofs ipurbe na6 Ieis
rer Wobnuns, go. 2717 priee Sil
GDenue, ge6radt.
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Die gaote entbGlt stpa 900 @orte
rnb ion peniger Ifarf ole bic srtte
fcin. sis IoG grDBtentfeiIs ouf Der
eieenen g}eriion Der 0iterrei6tI9.I'
gomirolitGt huFrt Iein.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-21
Nibts banpn befannt
, aB bas unterieeboot, bag
bic n2uiitauia" per.
ientts 3erf6rt pors
hem uIsi


2onbon, 20. GeS. Dem INNER
ipisoer auitauGenoen 0eriidt, oab
Ols llnteriseboOt, bas bic .9uiitania4
uerisntt bat, 5erfi0rt Durosn lei, Dur=
be am Rontas i'm llntsrbauie ein
GuOe ssma6t. 9luf Die Trage, o6
Die Regisruns sinsn uffiJislIsn 9eriat
ii6sr bic 3srit0runs oisIes untsrises
buotss erbaIten babe, iaste ber5daBz
umtslan5tsr WcasuHa, bdb Der RE
gisruns isine iOI6s SHformatiOH Sus
geganssR lei.
ROB geOrsisbst in rR 0 b.
lin" umsetauft.
Berlin, 20. Deg. 2luf 9eranlais
furs oes Saiisrs Dilbelm lit Der
Rams Der srpbsu pOlnii9eu Jsiturg
RuOO 9eorsieps., bic i'm auguit Don
ben 0sutitsn srO6srt ipuros, in
,WObIin" umsstauft porbsn. sc lit
Diea Der aIte 6iitoriias pOIniI9s Rame
Der seiiuHg.
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elmer unter bem 9saf @eIeb ifattsefuns
oenen Wdbl erransen am Wiontas in
goitoria, Ohio. bic Rafen einsn Siss.
sic gaben cine Wiaioritdt DON 220 ab.
Sn Der lebten RoDemberpabl CAB
bic Stabt eine Maioritdt bon 412 fir
itadtsneite prphibition ab.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-11-05
MACHINE ENABLES BLIND
TO READ BY SOUND

BY the invention of an electrical
eye" through the medium of which
sound waves may be developed from
printed letters, means has appar-
entity been discovered for enabling the
blind to read. A professor at the Uni
Versity of Iowa has built an appara-
tus which literally reads print. II is
called phonopticon, and in the course
OF experiments has shown itself cana
pie or pronouncing various letters of
the alphabet, as well as figures and
other characters, by sounding differ
ent combinations of musical notes. BY
learning the particular sounds rem
resentative of each letter, a person
unable to see is made able to read
1t is even considered likely that the
apparatus may ultimately be deyel-
oped so that an impression of a paint
ing or photograph may be convened
to those deprived of sight
The EYE" when in use. is moved
along line of text to be read. It is
by means of this that other mechan-
ism, which develops and carries the
sound waves to the ears of the user. is
actuated. Crystalline seienium. a ne
culiar element that is sensitive to
light and conductor of electricity. is
the all-important part of the artificial
optic. 1t is the effect which light has
upon this substance that renders il
valuable for this purpose The con-
ductivity of the crystal varies ac-
cording to tsc Intensity of il illumi-
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-11-05

nation, since the resistance of the
material is reduced by exposure to
luminous rays.
The apparatus, which is described
with photographs and diagrams in
the November Popular Mechanics
Magazine, was recently tried out at
California institution for the blind
and also at a convention of those en-
gagged in promoting the welfare of
blind persons. After a number of sub
jects had acquainted themselves with
the different combinations of sounds
peculiar to individual letters, they
were able to distinguish letters and
words more or less readily. Some of
these tones are given in sequence,
the letter W for instance. being rem
dered something like G, +, C, T., G,
in the key of c major.
It is the purpose of the inventor
to perfect the machine so that it will
be practical for use in any home
where it may be needed. 1t is con-
sidered that IL will be of value to per-
sons with weak eyes whose business
necessitates voluminous reading. and
that 1t may also enable many blind
pers0RA 10 become self-supporting.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-11-05
Saturday Schedule
For Gridiron Battles

Central High VS.. Wilkes Barre High,
Island Park, 2.30 p. m.
Tech High. VS.. Steelton High, at
Steelton, 2.30 p. m.
Harrisburg Academy VS.. Wenonah
High at Wenanoh.
Connecticut Aggies at Columbia.
Harvard at Princeton.
Brown at Yale.
Cornell at Michigan.
Dartmouth against Pennsylvania at
Boston.
Notre Dame at West Point.
Bucknell at Annapolis.
Maine at Bowdoin.
Mount Union at Syracuse.
Washington and Jefferson at Pitts
burGh.
Sprin gfield at Amherst.
Swarthmore at Lafayette.
Gettysburg at Johns Hopkins.
New Hampshire at Vermont
Middlebury at Amherst Aggies.
Dickinson at Delaware.
Tufts at Trinity.
Carlisle at Holy Cross.
Colby at Bates.
Williams at Wesleyan.
Fordham at Boston.
Stevens at New York University.
Lebanon at Muhlenberg.
Troy Poly at Union.
Temple at Nillanova.
Albright at Ursinus
st. Stephens at Rhode Island.
Haverford at Franklin and Mar
shall.
Clarkson Tech at Colgate.
Mount st. Marys at Catholic Uni
versity.
Princeton freshmen at Yale fresh
men.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-11-05

she told me, "oh, I hope that / shall
get IT,"
Later in the day l met the second
girl in the street.
will you try for the big position p
1 asked as 1 had asked once before.
do you think you'll get it?"
The girl squared her chin and shut
her lips tight. Quite frankly her
eyes met mine.
"I'll get it," she told me. "I'll get
1t IL it's possible, you see!"
A week later the second girl had
the position.
Why" 1 asked the first girl few
months later, when she was en-
sconced in a nice comfortable little
position with no opportunities-'w
didn't you take that big job?"
The girl laughed, a little wistfully.
There was a certain part of the
work." she told me, that knew
nothing about. So, of course, / had
to give up all idea of it!''
Not long afterward met the second
girl. She looked pretty. and radiant,
and-prosperous.
How" L asked heH did Aaa ssaaxv
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-11-05
Steelton.
Harrisburg Academy
to Play WenOnah Team;
Hard Game Is Expected

Harrisburg Academy will to-mor-
row play the Wenonah Military
Academy eleven, at Wenonah. This
is another hard proposition for the
local team. Coach Tatem had his
squad busy yesterday afternoon. Rain
was not considered.
The Academy eleven has been show
ing remarkable form this season and
promise a new record for visitors at
that institution. In tackling Wenonah
the local team will be up against q
team that has won from College
freshmen and other strong aggrega-
tions. The Harrisburgers with num-
her of rooters will leave early to-mor-
row morning.
Bowlers at the Academy yesterday
announced the organization of duck
pin team. Practice has already start
Vtd. A schedule will be arranged to
run until April. The team includes:
T.. Mall, w. Zier, w. Colivaris, w.
PETER. J. OLeary and Bamford, who
IS acting as captain. Managers de-
string to arrange games with this
team should address Albert Senior,
manager, 333 Market street.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-11-05

Captain Charles Barrett, of the
Cornell football team and his charges
are now on the way to Ann Arbor to
face the team of the University of
Michigan on Ferry Field tomorrow,
in what promises to be one of the
most interesting and hard fought
games of the year.
Barrett is expected to play a star
game against the Wolverines at quar-
terback. His remarkable work in the
game against Harvard. when he per-
sonally scored the ten points which
lowered the Crimson's flag of cham
pionship, has thrown him into the
limelight as one of the greatest foot
ball players of the year.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-11-05
FAVOR SUMMER BASEBALL

Chicago. ILL.,, Nov. 5.-Students at
tending Big Nine" universities are
overwhelmingly in favor of repeating
the rule which prohibits athletes from
playing professional baseball during
the vacation months. Unofficial re-
suits available on the vote taken on
Ihe subject yesterday indicate that
She rule, under which Captain Lorin
6olon, of the University of Minnesota
football eleven was recently declared
ineligible, is in disfavor with the stu
dent body. Six of the universities cast
a total vote of 1886 for repeal of the
rule. There were only 34S votes in
favor of it.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-11-05
MEXICO WANTS BASEBALL
Sbecidl TO The TcIegyath

Auburn, N. Y, Nov. s. Secretary
John Fl. Farrell, of the National AS
sociation of Professional Baseball
Clubs, left yesterday for Chicago,
where a special train will be made up
for baseball magnates from the United
States and Canada bound for the an
nual meeting of minor baseball clubs
at San Francisco. The national board
of arbitration will consider several
hundred disputed baseball cases on
the train en- route. Secretary Farrell
declared the meeting will be attended
by representative from the Carranza
government, who will seek territory
Tor a baseball league in northern
Mexico under the rules of organized
baseball in the United States.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-11-05
BELGRADE HAS GONE DRY

Wood is very high, and has increas-
ed four hundred per cent in cost.
Wood and coke are the chief articles
of fuel. Matches are so scarce that
people are using worsted ribbon and
flint to take their place. One is amaz-
ed to find German signs. put up be
fore the war, still in place Many of
these signs, however, advertise a ia
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-11-05
How to Find 'tyours''

To avoid blndly trying toe many different cigarettes
ask yourself, first of ALL this question:
"Just rrhat do like in a cgarettes"
IF you smoke only few every cry sou may prefer
cigarette which is rather rich heavy aad "oily Or
you may like which has ratks staong oriental
taste with pungency almost ike perfume Or you may
want cigarette with that notceaby 'Sweetish Egyptian
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-11-05
TWO KINDS OF BUSINESS GIRLS

knew two business girls who were
out of work. They were efficient girls
and clever girls, furthermore, they
knew their line of business thor
oughly.
Finally there came news of an
opening. . 1t was the kind of a, posi-
tion that is open only once in a life
time for some girls, and both of nv
friends realized il.
met one girl at the station the
morninfi, after l first heard of the
opening.
'Are you going to apply for the
position?" I questioned. do You
thing you'll get it?"
The girl raised her appealing eyes
to mine. Yes. I'm GeiaS to appIya''
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-11-05
Presbytery to Take Action
on Yates Resignation

A special meeting of the Carlisle
Presbytery will be held next Thursday
afternoon in Pine Street Presbyterian
Church to take action on the resigna-
ton of the Rev. William o. Yates, as
pastor of Olivet Presbyterian Church.
The resignation of the Rev. Mr..
Yates has been accepted by the con-
gregation. The Rev. E. E. Curtis,
pastor of Westminster Church, moder-
ator of the Presbytery. will preside at
the meeting.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-11-05
KEYsTONEs WIN MATCH

The keystones won last nights
match in the p. r. r. Y. M. c. A..
League defeating the Eagles, scores
z4ll TO 2432. Colestock of the Eagles
had match honors with a total of 59l
Individual honors went to Greeorv
with 203.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-11-05

vorite brew of beer. sad reminders of
what once was a favorite drink. Aus
trians perhaps do not know it, but
Belgrade has gone dry and prohibition
is now a fact in az city where beer
drinking formerly was one of the
pleasures of the day.-Correspondence
of The Christian Herald
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-11-05

age to know that part of the work
that Julia couldn't do?"
Why" she told me, II didn't know
any more about 1t than she did. But
when they asked me II 1 could do it
/ said that 1 would. Then I took my
money (my last cent? out of the bank
and look lessons at a business college
at night. 1t wasn't easy to do,
but it paid!"-The Christian Herald.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-11-05
NOT TO BE FOOLED

Tell me moo, jamie, what was
the most wonderful thing you saw
when at sea?"
II think the strangest thing saw
was the flying fish"
moo, 1addie, dInna max fule O.
yer mither. Wha ever heard o. a
fish feein'?'
Another strange thing I saw when
crossing the Red Sea. We dropt an
chor, and when we raised 1t again
there was one of the wheel of
Pharoah's chariot entangled on It,"
LAY, laddie, TIL believe that. We've
Scripture for that. It'll Bits.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-11-05
But the Taste is ND to You

All cigarettes pure but when it the TASTE
nobody can help choose You simply have to decide
for yourself.
VI course, Fstima's taste may not appeal to gou.
But most men who try FamaS like the taste so we'll that
they seek no furher-otherwe Fatmas could have
and held their enormous and growing leadership
amounting to and half BILLION cigarettes
year.