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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-09-01
Gcnerei3 ,uiu anoeblieh sur Der>
biitano res streif= ein 2(cl,t>
ittncentaaoeiet <rlaiien.
Sic Sirfei erdn 9iumdnen ben areg, nno leBes ltet
SnlQaren Gin lllmatam, wDriu bic lDlortige
&dnmnng BON Serbieu Derlangt wirb.

&dn1pf im GnnQreB beglimen. Sic
fonublid)e 3inangsitnterluhrna" cr'
tlartc @orretnn lii Der mirflanllte
.&cnlnlld)ub, Der Den 2lrbeltern angc.
Icqt meroeit@fmrn. I'D ipred3e aus
@riohrlna. Sic eiienbabnen be
nltben i'm, am iidl 81 idliiten. iino
ale 9enlllblmgeu ihrcr 9lnecitellten.
ilrrc Gage 81 perbeiIern llnplrflauu
81 MAIDEN. ."
eSiir alir ,SGle seriiitet.
Sem 2Dorf, % Hug.
an Dcn Observation-Disclosures Der
Gilcilbabllen mur0e ongeoelltct, ooB
iitr Den isaH eiucs Carbohydrates
lm QonScn 2orlbe cltlpreheroe &or-
fcbrlngcn actroiicn morOeu ieien. G&
loitrben qcllilqeno 53ilge ialtfcn iilr
Sen transport uon Mild ltnh lcld)ts
pubcrbIiher tSenilBmttel, unh 5mor
slrf @initelllnq neri,gcrl6er Mont-
id@uitcrl ans onbcrcn Geportcnellta.
Ses ErulpCHICH EiuH-
Scr 9srofibert bot Den Gon-
JreB eincn cnngil' zen Glan Dor-
gclcgt, mic oui legiaIatinem gSc9c
DER Streif1ituotion 5u bcoe1nen lei.
Der 9'lon nnioB Gorlanen Die
ibn1 BON t5enotor 9terpIorbs Dor
Cclcat luArbel,, nnd oelien Be
rnthllng nit ocn Dlit9Iieoern Der 3lul-
id)enitootIidlen 0onocIsfon,ntiiiiou.
Cue hieier Iorlo9en iii nod fono-
oiihemYiuiter obgefaBt Sic en1pfieblt
Die ilnterfitdutnQ non Streitioteiten
5ipiIden Giienhdhncn umo ilrcr Mr..
0eltcllten hrrdl cinen 9tusihuB. 5ll
Dem 3lpede, Strcits unb o2odouts"
bor6ubelloer
Cine onocre bcfilrnnrtct S-ltlln0IaG
2lr6eits5cit init Ser 2louicl. boB Den
Sabnen geniigeno 3eii Qegebcn merbC
ibrcn getrie6 nit oieicr Gclierlrnn
in @inflnng 81 bringen.
Ger Troiibent berietb nlit9teplanoS
old} iibcr Diittel uno @ege. cinen1
Streif por5ubcuoen, fuIl5 eItt Iold1er
beainnen fcllte, che cine praoentlpC
@eietaebung erfolqt lei.
Sin lester @erindl.
9Soibraton. 90. glua.
Ser gon5e @inflnB Der Wiinocsncr'
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-09-01
Milltdrslpans in 2luitrnlicu.
lReIhnnrnr. 3n 9lun

Lic auitrdlIihc Wlmocsreqieruaa
hot bic gloue mir Die 9tbhoItnnq al
ays 9icicreu0ums ubcr bic 6raac Ger
GniubrunQ 6es NilitGr}mouas in
auiralicn icrtiqQciteQt. lfHiiter.
Uralioent &iGiom gi 6uQhes retb
nad icncr Rilffcb- ous 81QIduo 5ur
aunahmc 6cs 3mauqslnllitdroicnltea
Io oieier @oridlloq aber oui Mioer
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-09-01
gie 3obl Der Giiernen Nrcmse.
9openbogen. 20. 9lug.

y y . ~ ~ W y
3ie &icIer ,}eitln9 tbeilt eircr
Qopenboqcner Gcpeihc bonr lIiltt
nod qemdB nit, onB Bis jcBt
10000 Giicrneareu3e 0crtbeiIt nor
ben limo. 6oruntr 10000 Der 4ucie
tal &fa,ie. Gin Giierncs Greu8 bot
7u Wenid,t BON Is (Src-1uI.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-09-01
Qebtf 6Ditnnng.
Gougrea maa Sabnitreif nerbiitcn
penn cr bic nDnySilion enpipBlc-
ven 9Eaknabmen beifDliskt.
@oibineton, 20. Plug.

Ser 9SrGltoent bot heilte ourh leille
W1Dnitrelfbntlfaft mi GonsreB un0
6ie @mplebhlng heitlnlnlter qeleBs
ilaer WtnBnabmGt Die &riic m en-
Stcoillm eebradlt, in heEl Die nod-
Iieit 31ltm:illtngen bon Den haIoen
tnlecnoen Gunfteu abbdngen:
&Gnncn Ole bon ibm orrgeihlagc-
nen gcieseebarlnen Shritte ourhge-
iitbrt mereen2
&0nnen lie, menu tic bltrfgefilbrt
,perocn ioItcn. rinenStrcit perbilten,
ocIien 8eainn bert;ts fiir Den plerten
September feitgeieht murhe?
Ste Gertretcr Der @ilenbohnheoien-
Itcten lino fit, inbem iie aIeid5eitig
ibrc 2lbiidt nnfiinoioten, einigcGDeile
bes gSillcnidcn GrOqronnlS 81 be-
fompicn, lslbit nid)t I'M reircn, ab Die
porgcldlaQene @eictocbuns oen
Streif pcrhir1bern Ditr0e.
Sic 9;crtrcter Der @ilcnbobnher-
moltuneen, 0ie in Der &auptiude ons
Brpgromm oes Irdiioellten befiir.
luorten, gloilben, boB ieine 2urhillb-
rung IS lhmierlg MAIDEN milroe, mt
Socnl Streif ilberbntnt ail5lrfauaen.
Sebt @emiibnusen tort.
Grnbocn bic 8erbonhlin0eu 5rui-
Itben NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. unD
Scn Neoienteiten hlsrdb Die 3irildlpel-
,lug Der letten GorIdldge OcrGilen-
5ahnprGiiocntcn fiir bic Ginictung eli
nes Shieosgerid)ts nbaehrodcn muir
ocn, fGbrt 8err @ilion in Der 3lpi.
id,ellscit in ieincll9enilbirn9en tort,
bod nod ouf ireenoeiner@'rinlDle9c
cine @tnigitng berbei5nfilbrcn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-09-01

.rNhltiinoioe Irbeits1rrt behglttet
iiir Die gobnen cine j1brlihc Mebr.
onSaabe prn ctno 60 @fiaionen 0ol-
lars uno cine 8ergroberung bes 9lr-
5eitspcrIonols Inn 90 Trn5crt. 0ieie
Mebrauseobe mad,t lit fiIr Die gab-
nen in beionoers boDeni @rabe oils
cine idmcre Soft filblbar 90 bic
Observation-Disclosures bercts lett
id)on cine Trobc 5ll bcItcbcn haben.
Ole faunl helpoltigt perocn farm.
Sdmbigenoc Splsrn.
Sic tSoIee, Die Elm oiIrhoreifen-
her 9etrlebsmehiel ouf bic aSrlbu.
ltrten 0es 2onocs boben miro. Iillo
unuerfenl:bor. Sic fonncn nur i6G-
oigenoer 9lrt iein unh mir itirlmen
oorlim NIT Der offcntli6en Ifemlllg
itbereilt DC 0ohin gebt, bnb AleSad)-
Inge cine iebr ernitc lit.
.0ie 8ubnen i9nnen uilfer cen OBJ
mol1eroen llmit0nocr nidlt ouf SItiln-
oiee Arbeits3eit eln9ebcn, o6er ober
Tic luiir0en in finunSielle Sdmierlgs
feitcn Der uuerernltcIten 0tefabr ec-
rutbcn.
,9ie @uhnen nGren nidlt inlIton0e
@crbeIiernngen ollS5ufilhren. lbren
@ctrieb ou erpeitern, mie enc iuah-
ien0e sSnouitrie iolhes perlongt.
Sssyyits oicien @rilnoen iitb mir nidt
IN scr 2oae, ben &orihlog bes Trd-
iioentcn gSiIion on5unebnten. gSir
MAIDEN plelmebr @c9enDoridlldge:
ngSir firb bereit pom I. Septen.
Der 1916 ON ndtitiinoigc Irbeits5eit
gu gelpdbren ltftb fiir ueberdeit nodl
Der bcr5eitieen State 81 3oblen, Dor.
ausgeiett, ooB cine Sficosfomntii-
Iion cine oiesbe8iiglide Gntidleibuna
trttft."
Der 1SfhhebnnSifDib.
Ole Setter Der 8abnonpeitclltell 10
.purbe beilte III @rfabrung gebradt,
fperoen elner 3nangsiitlterlldung
Der Streitflage, begin. DER llriohen,
.uic &riliocnt 98ilIon 1plbe in icinenl
IegisIatipen Yrogronlm beRlrlportet,
NIT oilen 5r @ebcte ltebellben Wtit-
tcIn oppcniren, ieinen @orld)Gug be-
4reris scr ofitiinbipen arbeits5eit je-
oed) beiptilhten.
gie grbeiterfiibrer meroe1t Den
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-09-01

poltlnQ i0llr0c hc,ttc oui Nlr @rnri-
bllnQcn ur~lpuunt. hlc &crtrcicr Der
Reconsideration ylIr SSlhcrruf obIr
poeilioitcns Sn eineH gluildIb oca
StreifhcfcDia 81 6ciflnmcn. Der ON
Wolita0 cen Wcr{cbr auf alien Giicn-
6u1ncn ocs2an0ts eriificuibciIa sErl
Stil!It0lo brin0en miIr0e t3irld5el-
tia be0ouEcn Die Yortelnlhrcr im
GongrcB oen sSea iilr eelcbIidlc Nap,
naDnltn 5u cbnen, 0urd nle nlGn bic
hrrbcnnc inbuitriellc aotnitrorlc jlt
nerbntcn bciit. ,Sn fciner @nljdlt ma
rcn iihtbore Tnrtldr;tte 81 rer5eidb-
rcn. 3rotnen terridte III urltIlhcn
&1eilcn on 9ltel!n inITer Die 0oif.
allnp por. hoB cs I'M leBten Au9cnblld
lelunQcn mcr6c, nif ir9cnoelne @cilc
Sas llnoIild ob5tlpennen.
Scn 9Snrtiiihrcrr oes Erdliocntel.
bic nit jhuen iruIouf oes Cages 5us
ioun1cntrofen. oaben nie S>ertretcr
ncr @cnienitcten Itcts Die gIcid1e 9Int-
mrrt: ooii tic nift Die Iadt batten.
ocn Streitbefchl rlldg1ngig 6u md-
fcu mo ooB nur eines - Gin Sllfric-
ocnitelcnbes llCbereinfonlteil - bic
2cl,fe hinncrn f0nne. Inn iiebcn llbr
Roiltog irilb ON ben Streif 5u nebcn.
&eiterer 2rud Iol oher nod, aus.
oeiibt mcrocn, un0 als leBtcs 0ili&,
nittcl 5irht Der Iraiioent eincn 81.
iclltlid,en glppcu in @rfpdgllun, oen
er pcrionlid) oil sic @aoicnitetcn rid.
ten miiroe.
9Siliuns aslane.
Sic gcilBlidcn YtoBnnbmen. Sic
man ms Huge eetaBt bot, nm bic
9lblidtcn Der Vcoieniteten iuI Iette1
gligcnbIid 5u ourdfrell5cl. id)clnen
icnen SbeiI 0es @ilionld)enHlaues 81
betrefierL Scr cinen 9ldltitllrOelltng
fiir bic 9eoicniieten in slpiidlcnItnot.
Iihen 3ugperfchr poriiebt iomie cine
llntcr1uflnq 0cr 29irfima oicierGin.
iilbrung ourh cine 9nnntiilion oOcr
zinc @cboroe. Gieie Mobnnbme lit
scr Socuntpunft oeS uriurliuqlid)el
0laneS bcs @roiioelltell lmb murOe
bon oen %ertrctcrn DER 3uoonpeitca
ten angcnommcn. %. 6. Sec, &raii
Ocnt ocr @rilbcridoit Der 3uahcolen-
Itttcu, erflGrtc oud), oaB mar ibre
1urhfilbrune nit ser tSelp0brlci-
Itllnq Scr acgr'anortiaen 0odlrote ais
ein u3uiriebenitcqcnocs llcberelnfom-
nlen~ bctrodltcn miirbe. Sobnlo tic
gum Gciet crhpben lei fonnfe Der &c
rernIausid)ub hcr 9coicnlteten 9Sci.
lung gcbcn. sen Streitbcicbi riidgdn-
9ig 81 MAIDEN.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-09-01
2entidJlanO jnbcIt aber Siubeubur /
WcrIin, %. 9luo.
Berlin, 30. 2tuq

3tc GrncnnunQ @cncralielonnr.
ihoa bon NiiioeHfurqS gum Gbef
0ca o5roBcu e'cHcroIltnb5 miro oIlcnt.
bolbcn i'm Ecutidleu Reif mt entbu.
iiaitjider 0tirie0iqltna aufgcnom-
uen. Gle 3citingen in1cn Naiier
22it6elm babe oount cincn lonae ge.
Beaten Mluifl BEG 0clttihcr SoIfeS
ariiiut. ooe unbcArcn5tes Gcrtrauen
5u 6en Sicpcr non Eduucnberg bat
uno feit cunorict oab Nieicr Oen
0rieQ gum iieqfcidcn 2lbid,lub brin-
Qcl mirS Dian ninlrt in @erlin
au. 6aB bie GruCudniQ &tn0cnburQS
nit Der QcQeuuortiQcn fritiihen >oae
ac5 0rieGtg iil 9ierbin0ind itcht lln0
cine Eoi9c Der 0lirdl Den Gintritt Jtu.
manjena IN oen arieg 9eld)aflenen
Gage 1T.
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onnhn,t, %. 9luq

Cine 2cncidlc 0cr 2or0oncr Or,
donoe 1cIcaronh SO. 1u8 Gem huol
bcridltct Die 2Ihrciic nes rum0niifcn
Seian0tcn in Berlin un6 iilQt bln5t
0oR ncriclbe Dor ieincr 9lbrciic nod
um einc beionhcrc llnterrchund nfjt
0cm Raitsfon3Ier crIldlt hohc, sic.
icIte ibnt obcr prompt obqeidllnger
m0r0cn Ici
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-04-28

c. NJ. Forney, head of the Forney
drug store, recently removed his place
OF business from Market street to the
remodeled structure at
81 North Second street. and said he
would be glad to do whatever he could
to improve that part of the city.
The light and power company was
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-04-28
RANRQADMN
SAFETY TRAIN IS
Big EXHIBITION
Special Goes TO Philadelphia
on Monday; Then Comes Tour
of the United States

Washington, April 2S.-Hundreds
of exhibits illustrative of the methods
of the Federal government in carry
ings through it's many agencies, for the
safety of the lives and property of
its citizens are being assembled here
for the Safety First Special, 12-coach
train that will leave the capital Mon
day on an education tour, that will
take it through thousands of cities and
towns.
A half dozen government depart
ments are cooperating in equipping
the exposition train. How lives are
saved underground by the bureau of
mines and at sea by the coast guard
service will be shown in illustrated
lectures and in motion pictures.
Other Exhibits
Other pictures and exhibits will
demonstrate what the forest service
and reclamation service are doing for
conservation of property in the west
and large picture gallery will show
in rich color the range and magnifi-
cence of the country's national parks.
The special first will be opened to
visitors Monday evening in Philadel-
phia. From there it will make a COM
plete tour of the Baltimore and Ohio
railway system and after that will
take up in turn its swings round the
circles on all the other principal roads
the country over.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-04-28
Railroad Notes

Railroad representatives and heads
OF the transportation brotherhoods met
| at Chicago to-day to arrange for time
! and place for conference on the
wage and eight-hour demands. The
| railroad officials represent 100000
miles of railroad and 100000 train
! service employees.
Another embargo has been placed
on freight shipments between Phila-
delphia and New England points.
Two men were killed and three in
| Jured near Shamokin yesterday when a
new locomotive which was being
tested ploughed through a gang of
| Ia aborers.
Trainmen on fast freight were sur
prised near Sunbury to see a ball of
| stopping, they secured coal shoVels
and pick handles and killed twenty
eight big blacksnakes.
The scarcity of laborers on the
| Pennsy has extended to the freight
station at Division street. On account
of the increase in freight traffic, the
| regular forces are unable to handle
! the business, and forty able-bodied
men, white or black, can get employ
ment on application.
| The Philadelphia and Reading Rail-
way Company is planning for a new
express train between Allentown and
| Harrisburg, arriving here at 11.3O in
the morning. A new schedule will go
! in effect early next month.
Altoona members of the Friendship
and Cooperation Club will arrive in
Harrisburg this evening at 6.24. The
meeting starts at Eagles Hall, Sixth
and Cumberland streets, at o'clock.
The Union Pacific's statement for
March, issued yesterday, shows a gross
increase of $2,457,0 900 over the same
month last year, and a net increase of
$1,612, 1000.
The Pennsylvania railroad ticket Of
flee at Lewistown Junction reports an
increase of $1,100 in receipts for
March, over that of one year ago.
An entire load OF Cuban ore, 80 cars
in all, passed through Enola yards yes
terday enroute from Baltimore to
Pittsburgh.
Gordon G. Noble, former Southeast
ern passenger agent of the Lehigh
Valley, has opened a tourists bureau
in the Franklin National Bank build
ing.
e. NJ. Davis, division freight agent
of the Baltimore and Ohio at Youngs-
town, will on May l become assistant
general freight agent of the company,
with headquarters at Baltimore.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-04-28
STOMACH UPSET?
Get at the Real Cause-Take
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets

That's what thousands of stomach
sufferers are doing now. Instead of
taking tonics, or trying to patch up a
poor digestion, they are attacking the
real cause of the ailment-clogged liver
and disordered bowels.
DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets arouse
the liver in a soothing, healing way.
When the liver and bowels are per-
forming. their natural functions. away
goes indigestion and stomach troubles
II you have a bad taste in your
mouth tongue coated, appetite Door.
lazy. don't-care feeling, no ambition or
energy. troubled with undigested food
you should take Olive Tablets, the anb.
stitute for calomel.
DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets are n
purely vegetable compound mixed with
olive oil. You will know them by their
olive color. They do the work Without
gripping, cramps or pain.
Take one or two at bedtime for ouicl,
relief, so you can eat what you like.
At 10c and 25c per box. All druggists.
The Olive Tablet Company, Coium-
bus. ..
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-04-28
NEWSPAPER INDUSTRY NOW
SERIOUSLY THREATENED

New York, April 2S. - Those who
have regarded with Indifference the
white paper situation as it affects the
newspapers of the country are at last
realizing that a serious condition con-
fronts the publishing industry through
out the United States. Every form
of economy is being adopted to con-
serve the paper supply of all grades.
AS a result of the action of the pub
fishers at important conferences in
New York and Philadelphia this week
1t is probable that all one-cent news
papers will be compelled to increase
their price to two cents or even more.
For years the one-cent newspaper has
been regarded as impossible from the
standpoint of cost and with the in
creasing demands upon publishers
from every direction there seems to be
no other solution of the problem than
higher price.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-04-28

he said he took great pleasure in add
ing his building to those that are to be
decorated during the coming summer.
The Union Trust Company, occupy
ing position directly across the way
from the Calder building, which is also
to be given floral treatment, offers fine
opportunity for decoration, especially
on the lower floors. Andrew S. Patter-
son, president of the trust company,
is enthusiastically in favor of making
the whole downtown district beauty
spot during the summer months.
Miller Bros. & Co. occupy the build
ing at Locust and Court streets. They
are the promoters of the beautiful
Bellevue Park tract and as such have
done much for the identification of
Harrisburg, They therefore entered
heartily into the Telegraph's campaign
and Herman p. Miller, head of the
firm, said it gave him much pleasure
to see the readiness with which the
business men of the city are getting
behind the porch and window box
campaign.
A large number of other merchants
are considering the proposition and
other announcements in the Market
Square and downtown districts are eX-
pected in a day or two.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-04-28

Stefffy. Wolfe, Kautz. Gray, Maxwell.
Firemen up: Walker, Campbell,
Baker, Herman, kugle, Shandler; Good,
Dohner, Powers, Rupp, Brymesser,
Mailey. Walters, Paul, SwartZ, Bower
sox, Messersmith, Smith, Peters, Howe,
Hepner Johnston Farmer.
Conductor up: Horning.
Flagman up: Martz
Brakemen up: Kirk, Border, Owens,
Enders, Gillett, Smith, Penner, stone,
Deselvey, Thompson, Fissell, Kilgore,
Middle Division-S2 crew first to go
after 1:iO p. M: Is, 50, %. 80, 16, 20,
20.
Firemen for 1s. S5, %.
Conductor for %.
Flagman for 50.
Brakeman for %.
Engineers up: Grove Tettemer, Dor
man. Albright, Ulsh, Leopard. Burris.
Kepner, Newcomer, Trimble, Learner,
Reeder, Bruker Rumberger,. Sheaffer,
Hoffman, Stiffler. Buick, Black.
Conductors up: Rhine, Comp.
Flagmen up: Hackenberger Boyer,
Brakemen up; Powell, George Camp
hell, Sunny, MeSsimer, Howard, Sebe-
list, S. Schmidt. Kistler. Farleman, G.
II. Myers, Hemminger, M. NJ. Campbell,
Raisner, Gebhard, Swailes, Rhine,
Brown. Lenhart.
Yard Crews
Engineers for fourth 8. IL. second %.
Extra.
Engineers up: Sieber, Pelton, Shaver,
Lands, Beck, Harter. Biever, Blosser,
Malaby, Rodgers, Snyder, 10y.
Firemen up: Dougherty, Eyde, Nc
Hillips, Ewing. Reeder, Berrier,, Hitz,
Weigle, Burger, Alcorn, Wagner, Rich
ter. eiser, Ferguson, Six, McDermott,
Mccartney.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-04-28

one of the first to begin remodeling in
Second street and has handsome
place of business. c. Nj. Kaltwasser
general manager, is one of those who
believe that a public utility should be
among the first to join in movements
designed TO make for the betterment
of the city in which it operates and
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-04-28
ENOLA SIDE
PhiIDdeIDhia DIyI,

to go after 4:15 p. m: 259, 214, 257, 226,
254, 22S, 227, 240, 224. 222, 249, 233, 232,
244.
Conductors for IA. 10, 49, 81. 50.
Brakemen for /, 5. 10, IA, 81 (two),
S3. A. 81. 81 (two), SO.
Conductors up: Thomas, Hasson.
Hooper. Layman, Carson, Shirk.
Flagman up: Zorger.
Brakemen up: Cassner, Miller, Gay
man, Eichenberger, Wintermyer, Coul-
ter, Seip, Welsh, Newton, Hastings.
Lick. Divine, cambridge.
Middle DiVisIOn-110 crew first to go
after p. m: 119, 113, 1O5, lis, 116, 104
102, 103, III.
Engineer for 116
Firemen for 119, 113, 104
Flagmen for 10. 119, 102, III.
103. III.
Yard Crews-To go after 4 D. m:
Engineers for 122, 1874, 1872, third 1874
124.
Engineers up: Rider. Hill. Boyer An
spach, King, Smith, Brannon, Bretz
Firemen up: Kline, G. II. Hall, Hinkle,
Ceiling, l.. G. Hall, Brown, Handiboe
Bickhart, Eichelberger.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-04-28
DANGEROUS VARICOSE
VEINS CAN BE REDUCED

If you or any relative or friend is
worried because of varicose veins, or
punches, the best advice that anyone
in this world can give is to get pre-
srription that many physicians are
now prescribing.
Ask your druggist for an original
two-ounce bottle of Emerald Oil (full
strength) and apply night and morn
ing to the swollen, enlarged veins. Soon
YOU will notice that they are growing
smaller and the treatment should be
continued until the veins are of normal
size. So penetrating and powerful is
Emerald Oil that it dissolves goitre and
wens and causes them to disappear. 1t
can always be secured at all drug
gists-Advertiseme
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Interesting Reports Ready
For Cooperation Members

Interesting reports will be present
ed tonight at the meeting of the
Friendship and Cooperation Club of
Railroad Men at Eagles hall, Sixth
and Cumberland streets. The COM
mittee on permanent social quarters
will report the leasing for a short pc
riod of the room over the Philadelphia
Quick Lunch restaurant, 307 Market
street. Reading and committee rooms
will be fitted up for the members.
The membership committee will
present the names of sixty candidates
for election. This will bring the total
list up to 400.
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TIME TABLE
Cumberland Valley Railroad

In Effect June u, 1915.
TRAINS leave Harrisburg
For Winchester and Martinsburg at
sos. s7:52 a. m.. s3.40 p. M.
For Hagerstown, Chambersburg, Car
isle. Mechanicsburg and intermediate
stations at s5:03, TSP. "11.53 a. m.
s3:40, 5:S7, '7:45, '11:OO p. m:
Mechanicsburg at 9:4S a. m, 2:16. 3:26.
$3.50 9.35 p. III.
For Dillsburg at 5;03, 1852 and
@11:53 a. m. 2:16, '3:40, 5:37 and $50
D. IN.
sDaily. All other trains daily except
Sunday. II. A. RIDDLE,
j. II. TONGE. G. p. A.
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THE READING

Harrisburg DivisIOn-9 crew first to
go after i2 o'clock: IA, 81, IS. 10, 4, g.
1:15 p. m: Ga, 81, 81, SO. So. So, II. IS,
62, IS.
Engineers for SO, 5s, s, 9, 1O1.
Firemen for 81. 5S.
Conductors for 50, g. Q.
Brakemen for 5S, 10, IA. 81, 101
Engineers up: Crawford. Morrison,
Barnhart Mlddaugh, Bowman, Martin,
Wyre PletZ, Sweeley, Richwine
Firemen up: Newark, Bowers, Smith,
Peters, Hoffman, Dowhower, Miller,
Keefer. Longenecker. Heister, Carl,
Martin, King, Miller, Stephens.
Conductors up: Snyder, Orris. Hilton,
Wolfe
Brakemen up: Wood, Arney, Bailey,
Jones, Fenstemacher Grimes, Heckert
Hershey. Siler, Boltz, Dean, Moss,
Rishel, Taylor.
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HILDRUP NOT MOVING

1t has been reported that William
II. Hildrup, Jr., secretary treasurer
and general manager of the Harris
burg Pipe and Pipe Bending Com
pany, would shortly remove to New
York. Mr.. Hildrup said to-day that
while a proposition has been under
consideration which would require his
residence in New York City, he was
not contemplating change of resi-
dence at this time.
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Standing of the CreWs
LARRIsRURG SIDE

philadelphia DIvisiOn-115 crew first
TO go after 4 p. m: 1872 125; III, 12t,
131, 122, 10. 116, ia, 12S, lO6, lO2, 12S'
Engineers for 1O2, Ill. 12S.
Firemen for ia, 131.,
Conductors for 102, 122.
Flagman for 116.
Brakemen for 1O2 (two), 1O6, ia, 116,
123. 125, 12S Ctwo), 1S1.
Engineers up Ford, Baldwin, shock
er, Bissinger, Huber, Keane, Albright,
S. k Steffy, Wiker, Martin, Brooke,
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GREAT ARCHITECT DIES

Berlin, via London, April 27. -
Professor Bruno Schmitz, Germany's
best-known architect, is dead. Pro-
fessor Schmitz built the monument,
''The Battle of the Nations" at Leip-
sic. and many other famous monu-
ments.
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FIVE BIG BUSINESS HOUSES UNITE
In TELEGRAPH FLOWER CAMPAIGN
tnued FROM FfrstP Pagel

places will be ronted by wndowboxe top
and others wherever the opportunity place box itself
To-day the following announced that they would place
boxes the front of their places of business
Kaufmans Undersellng Store Market Square.
Forneys Drugstore, North Second street
The Harrisburg Light and Power Company office store
building North Second street
The Union Trust Company building Market Square
Miller Brothers and Company, real building corner
Locust and Court
David Kaufman proprietor of the Kaufman vicepresi
dent of the Harrisburg Chamber of Commerce and most
progressive merchants in the city He has always leading
public enterprises and said to-day that he heartily
dores the wndowboX step toward the beautiful
city toward which everybody is aspiring.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-04-28
ENGINES PASS THROUGH

A large consignment of new engines
for the Chicago and Northwestern
Railroad Company passed through the
Enola yards to-day, for the West.
These engines are of the improved
type and will be used on the mountains
in the Northwest.