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Ell IMPE2IO RUSO COM3ATIRA
HASTA LA MUERTE

"R1sia comaatira ha&ta Ia inter
te. Esta naci0n ha sido lcata pa:a lc
var:arsc, pero zera tambI@n Ieu5a pa
a G~rtcncrse. Fl rcscntimi"n.o lie los
'~rusoS cs ~prOfundo contra ~aQJclios
Que Ia han obligUdo i hacer csta
guerra; ella 10 olviia III Hcrdona
huber sido agicada cuando estaha
NAL preparada Y en- el mas iresperado
de los momentOS.
No. entire los aIiados 10 hay nj ha-
bra Gebiiidades.'
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OPINIONES DE La PEENSA DE
LUXEMBOURG

BERLIN. Octubre Ell d'ario
"Obcymoscl." de LuXcmbUrgo. decla-
IA que'los ataques De los avioGcs &c
Ia Entente" sobre las frndiciones del
Gran Ducado. son :njastiiieadas. e
Luxemhurgo, dice eE periodieo de
r~efercncia, esta presto . P9Feporcio-
.aar muuiciones i no i~nportaSa cue
c!icnte. Cita 2 Suiza y a los Estados
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>r:,ic,o c>cln>iy" para ~ PRENSL.

VIENA. Octubre 2.-En 81 au'-
VI ~ofen<iva sobre lie capita! tic Ga
Iicia. los rusos han a~!carZa"o a!@u-
mas veataiaS sobEe las tronas au-I'o-
aIemanaS. segun sc nee g" "i in
formc Official .dado Ia !n2I-."aj
9o- @! Miri~tcrio de IA GHe"sv hoy
en- esta capital. e t"I.o dc esd 90
~alunicaci6n es como .s'GUc:
LII lucha en- los C:,r?";o: la is
m;nuiGo gfandemente. IL suroc,-r :
=. sur lie Brzc2any. e. eurm,@o en-
prendi5 una scrIe lie 0.aques coa
numerosas tropaS. a .N fueyzas ~
cas- que oparan Ell "a region de- Zlo.
Il Lipa. y a estacida Photographers
dc Potlory. Il enemigo gann ".%a-
nos metros lie icrreuo:
En- cl trente que ocUpan las no
pas del general Boenm-Emo!li. q
eacm:go a;ac6 nuesCroS posicio"eS
81 norte del camino De Brody 4 Tic
choff: pero tue rechazado compile.
ramcntc con grandes p~erdida>. +" W
sector de yse trcnte tres ataQucs iuc-
ron rcchazadO, : en- otros siete. SD
. r~,cnGa los moScovitas consideranles
r.-jii;.. A sur de dicho canine. q
.,rm;no logr6 pcnetrar en-, el sector
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LOS RUSOS DIcEN QUE HAN CAP
TuRADO NUMEROSOS PRI-
SIONEROS
setris.e ,NyLasl,s. para IA ilaENs.:

PETROGRADo. Ocmbre ,. Las
srupas .auStriacaS semprendieron du-
rante el dia de hoy vigorosoS CONTRA
ataqucs con. o6ieto de recfiperar eli
terreno perdido durante ia Teanuea-.
cion de la ofensiya moscovrta concca,
Lemberg.
nichos 5taQucS-:d ice~a comUsica-.
ci6u Official dada . Ia ~pubHeiiad aqar
hoy. per el MihistcVio 81 la Gvvr4A@,
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UN FRESTAMC \ LA C!UDAD DE
PARIS

NuEVA YORK, 0ctubre Sc
aepha de saber. que IA casa baucaria
de Khln. Loeb ! cGmpahia,, de, Nue.
Va York. que siempre ha observable
una neuJraiidad absolute IN maseria
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Ell TEMPO NC ES NADIA; LOS
RESuLTADOS SON TODD

"En Ia GeIera:hlacj0h lie los ingie-
sa ae -Netar IA 3achs- haSta ei,fin
'ddt4s396. !2t; hay :nfnsr+i. sa1Atim;cito
de venganaa. La ciVilizaci@a h. Is
tado de continue amenazada, y no
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NOTICIAS De

BERLIN. .Ocrubgc ,. L! perioHi-
co Semi-oiic;al. Ia "Gaceta de IA Ale
mania del Norte" desmieIre Ia mott
cia de fuentc encmiga ell Ia que Sc
anuneia CUE Alemania ma alistado pa.
IA ell .servicio miiitar-a los eXtranje-
roG Y particulaFmenre q los belgas. e.
periodicoS declara Que durantetlas que
ria. Alemania ha Naplicado ell pnj$ci
.piosde la$detenci0nsp para los nacioaa-
les de los behgerantes1eneinigos. pere
que 10 los h. incorporate a-sU=ejai-
cItos
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stSCiIBtSE LISTED I "a PREM
81" VALE CiNCtENTi Gen
T.AI0S Al MES.
q EETRATOS p0a l:5c

Unidos qae est&n zen INA SEacien
identica para prororciorar tnun5cio:
HeS . los he;igc.aEtcS
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.fuer0d sEchazs N con granGes pGs-
didaS. c~apturdadoie q! eglWigo mas
dc l.I0g ~priSfcneroS,
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: Enrc-au. as S~econG-c7aSs mafie' February
II 90 q me Pn~ioy"~H ~ S2n Antonio
Tr- 7sIa. the Act CT Nar'h ,, 1872.
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Travis
- TF1FEOSOS 24II
Nuevo

IA FS.NSl p q ?cri6'ii,:0 rlcNtcaae is
arSpr clrr.I,Iri6a IN iO> EsiaioS tn'doS-
y por 10 tanto, eI mrior para los an11c!ar-
.Ns5-
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paratively small incomes. The com
munications which | have received,
with their wealth OF detail and their
careful figuring. prove ~ much. And
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invest YOUR CASH
IN BETTER BOYS,
IS CAMPA |GN CRY
Fifty CanvaSsing Teams Begin
To-Day TO Gather 100000
in Ten Days.

'Evcry dollar contributed 20 the
fund means healthier and better boys
for the prosent-hcalthicr and better
men for the future. Money spent on
its boys is the best Investment any
city can make. Its dividends are man
hood and good citizenship. II is in
surance against poverty and crime"
With this announcement tho cam
paign 10 raise 100000 for tho boys
clubs of New York. under the dlrec-
ton OF the Boys Club Association,
begins at ! o'clock to-day. With this
sentiment az the basis of It's cam
paign. the association hopes 10 have
In its Golfers before 8 o'clock in the
afternoon, Jan. 81. half a million dol
lars which can be expended for the
benefit OF the boys.
Half of the money will go 10 en-
large the Boys Club At Avenue A
and Tenth Street. The OTHER halt
will be used 10 erect new building
on the west side for new organI.
zation supplanting the Newsboys
Home Club. called the Boys Club OF
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-01-10
GIRLS! MO|STEN A
CLOTH AND DRAW
It THROUGH HAIR
1t becomes beautifully soft,
wavy, abundant and
glossy at once.
Save your hair! All dan
druff goes and hair stops
coming out.

Surely try "Danderine Hair Cleanse
IL you wish to Immediately double the
beauty of your hair. just moisten a
cloth with Danderine and draw it care
fully through your hair. taking one small
o strand at time; this will cleanse the
hair Of dust, dirt OF any excessive oil
in few minutes you will be amazed.
Your hair will be wavy, fluffy and abun-
dant and possess an Incompatible soft
0 ness, lustre and luxuriance.
Besides identifying the hair. one APP
plcation of Danderine dissolves every
particle of dandruff; invigorates the
scalp. stopping itching and falling hair.
Danderine is to the hair what fresh
showers of rain and sunshine are to vege-
,aton. 1t goes right to the roots. in.
vigoratcs and strengthens them. Its
cxhiarating. stimulating and life-pro-
o ducing properties cause the hair to grow
long, strong and beautiful
You can surely have pretty. soft. lus.
trous hair. and lots Of it, il you will just
n get a 25-cent bottle Of knowlton's Dan
v derine from any drug store or toile,
counter and try II as directed.
Save your hair! Keep it looking
10 charming and beautiful. You will say
this was the best rs cents you ever spent
-~Adyt
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tho West Side

tho West Side
The campaign headquarters will be
moved this morning from tho Pulitzer
Building to No. 81 Chambers street,
where, at 1890 o'clock. the nifty can
vassing teams OF seven men each will
meet for a discussion. Hair an hour
later. under the direction of Joseph
p. Day, they will start on their ten
days OF work.
Luncheon Will be served for the
Canvassing teams at the headquarters
to-day. T.. Trowbridgo Han, william
Shlllabcr and Charles n. Sheriff..
the committee on speakers for tho
lunChoons, Will have some prominent
man make an address each day TO in
still enthusiasm into the workers.
| The campaign will be started by Col
/ lector OF the Port Malone, who will
deliver a short address to-day.
The Executive Committee OF tho
campaign plans TO make the boys
clubs themselves the strongest appeal
| for contributions, and for that reason
has Invited people TO visit the clubs
during the evenings while the cam
paign IL on.
Dances. receptions and games will
DC hCld during inc week, ana on
Wednesday night Ruth ST. Denis will
dance for the boys In the club house.
Invitations viii be sent 20 as many as
possible IN order that they may see
at close range what the clubs are
doing.
volunteer workers for the New
York boys are requested 20 present
themselves at the headquarters and
work will be assigned. Richard s.
Grumpy, Superintendent OF the News
boys Club, has asked that the public
be cautioned against giving money to
ncwsboys in the street VINO solicit
aims.
"Our boys arc workers. independent
little fellows who only want 10 be
given a fair show and an opportunity
20 make good. The clubs help them
In this, and that Is all they ask. The
boys who beg on the street are i'm.
posing upon the public when they ask
for money and use our NAME hU
said.
Contributions during the campaign
will be received by Il. N. Potter, No.
IS wall street, who Is the Treasurer
Of the Executive Committee.
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otal .''''' '...'''...,...... woo
TYPICAL AMERICAN COUPLE
TAKES SECOND HoNoRS.

The winner of the second prize, "A
g. H." has a weekly income of $3.50
and two small sons. She and her hus-
band are typical young Americans,
with certain standards OF healthful
and decent living. They live in a Jer-
sey suburb. and the wife does all her
own work, except tho laundry, and
cares for her children. She saves
something every week. besides the
saving that takes the form OF insur-
ance. The detailed statements in her
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-01-10
BREAKS A COLD
IN A FEW HOURS

discharge or nose running. relieves sick
headache. dulness. feverishness. sore
throat. sneezing. soreness and stiffness.
Don't stay stuffed upi Quit blowing
and snuiflingi Base your throbbing
head! Nothing else in the world gives
such prompt relief as "Pape's Cold Com.
pound" which costs only Is cents at any
drug store. II acts without assistance,
tastes nice. causes no Inconvenience. BE
sure you get the genuine. Don't accept
something else lust as good" Insist on
getting "Pape's Cold Compound" II you
want to stop your cold quickly.-Advt.
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seems TO me that tho persons less
oN'neu In checkmating Mr.. High Cost
vi LAYING must have received MANY
'"iulpic hints and suggestions from
tne mass OF material published in The
evening World during our considera-
tlon OF the question. what Ia You-
famlly Budget" 1 wish TO thank
most sincerely all my correspondents
Tor their carefully prepared and help
ful statements.
Or course. each family has It's par
/ ucuiar needs and must solve its spe-
clal problems after its own fashion.
: But think at least one general
truth has been developed in this dis
leusslon. namely: The immense SUPER
lofty or carefully planned expenditure
10 hit-or-miss buying. Nobody Is so
rich or so poor as TO be able 10 do
without budget. Only by keeping
an exact account OF the relation be-
tween your income and outgo will
you receive the fullest value for Your
money and will you be enabled TO
save an much as you should.
Now for brief recapItulatIon n,
tho main points OF tho prize-winnlne
letters
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This balance must co-@ recreation, fnsur.
snce AMI incdentals. u means 50 - month.
$1,000 pr year which can tg made 70 cover
there hesdines because IL must.
'Domesticated Business Girl" sup
ports her father, her invalid mother
and herself on an income OF s14 a
week and saves money. She does most
OF the cooking and all OF the market
ing and planning Of meals herself. In
addition to her daily job In town. She
makes some OF her own clothes. and
obviously Is thoroughly efficient do
nestle economist.
on an income OF $1,000 n year MAN
ager" is buying a home valued at
$4,000, preparing daughter for a use
ful career as a teacher and keeping
up an insurance policy. This is her
yearly budget:
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''Pape's Cold Compound" is
the Surest, Quickest Relief
Known-It's Finel

Relief comes instantly.
A dose taken every two hours until
three doses are taken will end grippe
misery and break up severe cold. either
in the head, chest, body or limbs.
II promptly opens clogged-up nostrils
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HERE'S THE WINNER AND uIs
BUDGET.

Budget" the winner OF the first
price earns s22 a week. Ho has a
wife and a two-year-old child, and
he lives in New York City. He does
not merely keep his expenses down TO
the average sum he has found essen
tlal for each item, but when he
spends less than this average amount
he drops tho surplus into jackpot
Instead OF wasting It. This weekly
budget Of his is. in my opinion tbc
best-balanced and most economical
one ! have received.
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given TO the man who signed himself budget" and
whose letter was published Dec g. The second prize
SlO goes to "A G. H." wife and mother whose letter
was printed Dec 90. The FIVE prizes OF IS each are
awarded to the following contributors to The Evening
worlds discussion Of budgets Demonstrated Business
GILL whose letter appeared Dec 16; Manager i"
whose letter appeared Dec. IL; "Mr Y A NJ uho.o
letter appeared Dec 30 "Dorothea" whose letter an.
peared Dec 10; M r. whose letter appeared Dec 10
So of =. -
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THE BUDGET, PER WEEK.

Savings, go, or....... 60
This item CONES first. because II IA IN.
most important Tho SlN each wear i,
added 10 by the savings bank intr,,.,
occasional dividends from til, laclu.,.
ana the cash pnooee'is from the sale Of
coupons and trading stamps. In three
years We have sslted down S375.
Rent, 20Po, or............ d
We live in a fi,eEoom flat, for which
We pay $40 a month tsumc months have
five pas days, hence the aroraso Of
$40: on quiet street. Ia tho carly
One llundrcl-is. west side: flint Land
ing. front: private hallway, hot water.
but no heat.
Insurance, 9ce, or......,. :
| carry 81 600 endowment tplus s. O0O
endowment, ma tugpl, no more prytliuns
20 payl, 81, OO traternal, 5000 aeci.
dent cents week for the baby: mi,
includes - annual dues 10 my Masonic
Food, 27.3G6, or.......... 4
For breakfast we have cereal and fruit
and eggH. For dinner, soup, meat ar
fish, one OF two vegetables and a salpd
or SIMPLE dossert, Eur sunday we
usually get a good slzod chicEen--tI.,
gives Us, In addition 10 our sunday
dinner, soup for SATURDAY dinner club
eainNlAltt l'f 0utlldN Tea. nnHtN
tho baby IN 'tweon and Whatchswcalbt
for Monday dinner. We bus tho best
butter and eggs, our meat menu fgr
the week includes steak. CHOPS, outlets.
deli steS'en meats, croquettea, sc
Clothing, 12Cc, or. :
set nov sult once year. two ua!u
of SHOES two hats; oycreolt once In
four yoars. Don't know what ms VITA
sets but she's as well dressed as am
tod, 90 there. nuwl
Gas, 80 Q, or.
This ~ the average amount elcb week
throughout ,hu year for hight. heat ami
cooking. We Use no other fuel yNcaut.
ing an oil stove in very severe weather.
Laundry, 2.7Io, or..,..........,
Ny btu for shirts and cOllan At the
OhinkS Is 40 cents a week even othe,
Ness NY nusA 10 eens Or 40 een.s'
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letter. which have not space TO print
again In full. prove that she gets ex-
cellent value for her money. Here is
her weekly budget:
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"Budget" Happily Chosen Nom de Plume, Get,
First Prize in the Domestic Economy Contest
Erening World Readers Hare Learned Much
of Value From, the Budget Letters.
BY Marguerite MOoers Marshall.

To-day take pleasure in of the seven prz
The Evening World offered seven most
economical wel-baanced NJ
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this bipb ordou 90 =,
extremely difficult to pick out the uinnera ~ ~
We belong exravagan but neyertbeIoss .t0- -
mel in living happv and m,,, many
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Rd 3 M sGruIIerA. IL saH,
3uder ipsr6sn nit 2 Stern at gren,,
gsrihrt, oann tommsn 2 soF,u III.
Der Rabm ooer 2 Gbl6ffel asihmoI.
5sns Butter bin5u. Qun uii9t man
z 5esloffsl 8ddruIber sinFlpsiIen in
z 5alIsn WtebI sibt V Ste[DFgd
Sal3 bin3u, fisbt Oiess uno riibrt
oas nit obiger MaFs. ST Der asio
oenn nod 5u biinn, 70 ioumt m,bp
Mebl biu5u. gs 1T MIR, 6oh Sas
Batting Bomber ni6t troden IN bis
RaFs iommt. Gs muB In tpeiS,,,
SLATER 9eie isin. Mdn rO1t In,
bonn fingeroid aus, bilSst b,i,bin.
gisursn unO bddt Die gruu,rs iOfOrt.
Rad 8elieben tOnnen Die grun,rs mil
CHRONOLOGICAL pD,r 8iHi
afriirit psr1er.
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Rettung. Gtuoent: On,
OHteI, Diait ou elm sutes Wert tun9
SnteI: Welhes2
Student: Rstte msinsn lsbteu
GrOf4en Dor Der 8,rsiniomuns!
gutsr Rat. anaebenbsi
S6riftftsIIer: Gle isben, i'd babt
Rat befolgt unb nur cine 5sits
beg popiers beldrisbsn.
Rebdtteur: Sic t6nnen Is obs
nod befer MAIDEN.
G6riftfeIer (sifrig): 9ie bennf
Rsootteur: 2aHen sic jsst beib,
Seiten fret!
2eiben! yMein mann lei.
oct on ben Niersn."
a4lsia Mann ON - 2initrsaI.
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3n %berfamfen. - Cine 100 9(fer,
cut eingeridtete 6arm, Salls,
Stoluagen, aorHcrib, alle Sorten
Jrudt. nobe bel Stride un6 Sdule.
$50 Den 4der. Otto 8alfemepar,
@orrouDiqe Sans. ". 3.-7.10.t6
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ca berfanfen o0er an bertanihen.

3n Derfamfeu. - Gbenes 2dno, 900
ader; idnor5er gooen, grtes
aorn., alfalfa unO 8aisenlnn6; II
W1eile bon 0eutiher Stride unD
Sdule. 28 Meile bon gittem Wor.
fet; $50 ader unter 8flug, 80 ader
Paiter, gutter Drummer uno 3iIterne,
3 3infn1er 8aus, Stna uno Gro.
nerD, fir niir $50 Den Qder. Robe.
res n0reiiiere man: gbriIt. Sitter
Ola. 81. 2. -7.f2.t6
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Mebrerc M~ild5iegcn binig 81 Der.
faufen bel s. 49,. 8ebIer, Der.
traro, gtebr. -6't5.16
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misunderstanding.


S9rc 2ieben IN Der tdlieFi
grSe bseruben, luenn Gle EN- DC.
noble In eiucm moocrnen wsait
IoIeum faufcn fonuen. geHit un'
terIuft. Nebraska @aHioIsHm 90.
9. %. aoutsfo, grdi. p 2lIo:
2-iS-t7
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1r. eOpor0s, "a &Gornam. Q s445
@einiaer nnb yarber.

Neiniger nnb Sarber.
SmperiaI 9pe & Cleaning Borfs.
@~ritftoiiige arbeif un0 8eOienung.
auto.8 eOieralng; 9oitporto einen
Beg BET 2onobeiteaungen be5ablt.
1916 8inton. 3eIepbon: 2bIer 1922.
5. s.. arouie, BETTER. 9.1.16
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ElaHifisicrtc 1lnsciecn.

gerIaugt: Ginc GOdin nit.
tIercn Alters auf Der 5arm. soEn
$50 Den Niunat. gtriiefoiteu bc3aFlt.
Habercs inter &. CmaBu Sribine.
1916
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HrieSensridlter.
Nntp.Mepnratnren

SeIl & NintIeD-2318 &orneD.
erittIaiiiee auto.gleparaturen. auf.
Ifriifer madIt aIte Cars neu. Stdrte
r.-GougIas 1910.
4.13.17
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abbotaten.
9aidl e 8OrabOff.

NHTUT u OVEBUUTTs
Selepbon Douglas 1919.
@runobeiib, 2ebens.. aranfens, In.
faI. uno 5euer-0 eriidermg, ebenfo
@eid1fts.8 ermittelma.
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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-09-01
UNCLE SAM BUTTS
INTO QUARANTINE
Opens Office at Philadelphia
and Issues Permits; State to
Preserve Rights

According to word received here to-
day the United States Health author
tiles have opened offices in Philadel-
phia and have organized an inter
State quarantine on infantile paraly-
sis, being chiefly for persons travelling
between the States.
The State quarantine is being OBJ
served closer than ever under the
personal direction of Commissioner
Dixon and the Commonwealth will CO.
operate with the United States author
ities. However, the State will insist
upon its people and their rights being
protected.
B. F. Funk, a farmer of Hamilton
township, Franklin county, to-day filed
a complaint against the crossing of
the Western Maryland railroad at
Commerce street, Chambersburg. 1t
is contended that it Is without a
watchman and that the train move
ment is sometimes ten day and that
because of distractions the view of
approaching trains is limited.
The monthly meeting of the State
Forestry Commission was held to-day
and some additional tracts taken un-
der advisement.
Representative r. ]. Baldwin,
Delaware, and B. F. Eby, Perry, were
Capitol visitors.
wallace LOWJner, OF the state De-
partment, had a dual celebration to-
day 1t was his birthday and also pay
day.
Word from Ex-Governor Penny
packers physician to-day was that
he was in a very critical condition and
might not live out the day.
Chairman James F. Woodward of
the House appropriation committee,
was at the Capitol for a short time
to-day.
Joseph Connolly, of the Auditor
Generals Department, has returned
from Reading where he attended the
Elks' convention.
The machine gun company of the
Thirteenth Infantry, which is COM
posed of men from Scranton and Sayre
is to be inspected by the United States
army officials prior to muster into the
federal service. The company is be-
ing formed at Mt. Gretna.
The Lebanon Steam Company to-
day filed notice of an increase In
steam rates to take effect October /
and the Lancaster and Williamstown
Turnpike Road Company, of Lancas.
ter county, has given notice to the
Public Service Commission of a change
of rates on automobile traffic over its
road commencing next month.
Ex-senator John S. Fisher, of In.
diana county was among Capito
visitors.
The States revenue to-day was S40,.
900. The pay roll was over S150,o00
Deputy Attorney General Horace w
Davis, who has been in charge of the
States legal end of Pittsburgh bank
liquidations, was here day looking
after some details. He will return tc
Pittsburgh tonight