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as . ssre,
On CALL.
0eIo, Dor BE- uuD gfticn in Wsu g)Ori.

@ti6aW labiere iuuroen ~ 4-4HS
eisteHtirt.s W,diel oui 9on6on partn ne
itg. Eur 90 3aae t4.7l4. Commercial Bils.
70 Iass A.7OX, 5ldt k.7sH: 4absl
anDt,iunsen t4.7otl. 5ranes Clint 5.s4K.
Rabsl 5.tSH. Rari Sidt 72H. Babel 72H.
Rronen SiHt ~. aaba l24. Htrs StAt
$50. RABBI a.s9, Hubel Sitt 3oK; Ra.
ssssoN; SubsrDarrsn 75Xe, NtritsntiHs
3elars 6shS.
uftitn marta. - Ter Wsrft nor
beats pdbreno Der btioen B6rieniunoeH
ruhtg una Der 8tiammt.llmia B belief fi4
auj tint 500. 900 aitieu. bic grsiie ipartn
jeff unb bic Sdlnbnoiiruneen ftanben mei'
liens iber oeneu bon sttsrn-
Qtimtabu . aitisa-
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firas Siibnersisr 44e; firfs 42ac;
orbindre firits 41e; ieeOnbs &c per
Oubenb.
@efIHgel. Rartt 3iemlid
Iebbaft; Brothers BON Ii pfunb nno
bnrunter 16e; Grpers ID pfuuo 80
tic; 5dbne 11ae; 9iibner 12--16e;
9rutbiibner Don 30 pfunb 22-
23e; DO. nit trummsr 9ruIt 12e;
gulls Sc; tpeibe Gntsn 1916; alts
farbise 13c; Gdnie 12-14c; ate
5aubsn $1.00 bas Dubenb.
5afen. - go. / $1.15-1.25;
go. 90e--$1.00 per 9usenb.
Dbfunb 9smafs.
4tpfel. = Rome gsautb $2.75
--4.25; Ben gapis $2.25--2.5o;
WedIf5p $~3.75-4.25; alerauber $4.e
00--4.75; Woolf RiDer $3.75-4.s
%; Sobnatbdn $4.75-5.25; 8rimes
GolbeR S4O0-4.50; aO6dpfsl. ors
bindre $~2.50--2.75; aO9dpfel, fancp
$3.25-3.50; Snferior, ale Sorten
S1.25-2.25 per Bbl.; Grab 4epfsl
81 5000 per gu.
3itronen. - California $500
$50; MeIiiHa $2.75-3.25 per
aiIie; aimes S5c--$1.W per aifte.
Srangsn. - California Rapcls
$3.00-3.50; aOuifana s2.40--2.75;
Sloriba $2.40-2.75 per Rite.
GRAPE Sruit t. - Gtoriba ST.
$3.50 per Crate.
&artoffeln. ginbeimii6s
$5.25-5.50; Gaftern Go6blsrs 1925
$50 per g6l. unb $1.80-1.S5 per
gu. bonn Stors.
SiBtartpffeln. gtts
Serfep $3.50; girsiniu $4.oo425;
Meoium $500 per Dbl.
9urten. - Srsibbaus $15O-
Its per gubenb.
araut. - OuniIb $3.50-4.00
per gbl. rOtbes SO.
G@.Ierp. - Miaisan $1.40 per
Crate BON 6 glnSeln.
W.ibs q absn. - $1.75--2Oo
per g6l.
StsdrGben. $3.00-3.25
per gbl.
3ptebeIn. Wsibs. $3.50;
selbe 1926 per bunosrt plumb.
@rins gOhneu. - Jlorioa
s2.50-2.75; Wabsbobnen $3.50
300 per Samp.r.
Sarotten. - giH5simiihe 81
80 per BEL.
Qaubprobutte.
6eu.- go. l Simotbp $500
1850; no. 2 7imptbb $14.50; go. 3
aimotbp$12.5O; go. / ssmiidtsrH!es
$500; SO. 2 semiidter alee $500;
go. l 8let $1,000; Ro. 2 &les $14.'
90; Si.Ts.s alfalfa $15.o0-1s.0o;
Roagenirob $10.00-10.50; 5afers
ftro6 SS.00--8.50; Dsi3suitrob $500
$50 per 1pnns.
MI9Ienfuttsr. - Rarst rus
bio uno fetia. - Rlsis S28.50-29.s
90; Wiblings, brauns $32.50-33.'
90; peibe $34.00-35.00; semiittes
gutier $31.o0-31.5o.
Sdmsreisu. = Wartt ftstis.
9lesIaamsn S1o.O0-11.00 PEI
gu. bonn Stpr.; Simotbs $2.3o-2.'
go; gu6psi5sn S1.5o; Gla4siaamsn
$2.25 per Blu.
g.rf9iebeues.
Sele.- Marit felt; asin0l, robes
esc Der San. Sn partieu ID Sbt.
gefoftes IL mebr; go. l Qaro0l SIC;
Cotton Sch Oil, r~affinirtes $l.05
per Sonun., ssrpentin SOC in pdr'
tisn BON Is Sab, UNI re in par'
tisn Dor 1875 Galloneu petroleum,
Ohio Carbon 100 9rao Sc; DO. $50
Grab 8Ac; Ssablisbt 175 GraS az
1Oc; Rsb Gropn @aioIin 2oe; RdPbta
25c per Galons in partisn bon 10
8bIs.
SaIs.-D Der martt 1T rubig.
Ohio Riper $1.25 per 9bl. BON 100
pfunb, SubrlObn bin5ustfiist.
Eats. = Martt fietis. prima
Gitp 11-11ac; DO. eountrp TO-
10Ae per piunb.
aobIeu. - Mdrtt rubig. Yous
a6ioa6.np 100000; abanaluba
gtidtoblen $4,000; RuB uno
Glad $4,000 per Some abss'
.Ii,fsrt. Rau6lpie Gtiidtoblm $3.50
100; a%ntbraeit. $9.50%9.75 per
sonns a6ssliefsrt. gots toftst $3.50
$50 per 9onne abs.liefsrt.
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VII, 20. 2e3elItDer.
Die na4folssnben Quotirunsen be-
5isben ii9 nur auf Gnsross 9rdnsats
t'onsn. Bel tleineren @sf9dften ipers
ben stpas b0btre preife berednst.
prOOifiontn.
S6maI3. - prima gtsdm 49,
W-16.25; gamilp 1910.
2rodengeol3enss Jlsif4.
= Short clear Ssiten loIe 154--
l6te; Grtra ibort clear Ssiisu 164-
l6at; tur5s R~ippenIsitsn 154-15ae;
asaiss 174-17ae.
Bacon. - Sbort clear Seiten
lH-l8ie; extra ibort clear Seitsn
l6a--l74e; :rtra ibort clear Seiien
l6a--l7ie; fbort Rippsnieitsn 169-
l7it; Bellies 193-19at.
sugar Gursb Gfsif9. -
S9inisn 2oA-21c; pienic Sdultern
151-16c; greaifaf Bacon 23-25c;
S6ultsrn in pad.tsn 15s--16c; Rem
Wort Gut 153-16e; ircdsn. Beef
S6int.n 3o1-411 per plumb.
SubgePoteltes d. -
S6ln'sn 17--17Ac; pienic S6lls
tern l2A-12le; Bellies 17a-1Sc:
S6uItsrn 14i-14ae; S6ultsrn ".
". Gut 143-14?e.
6rif9ss Ttsifd. - Sain.
ten 16a-17ae; pienie Sfultsrn 1911
-124e; S9uItern 13a-14c; ibort
Rippmieiten 13l--14c; ibprt efs1-
Rippsnieiieu 14t-149t; extra ibori
clear Rippsnisit,n 13s-I4c; Bellies
Ieidt. 16i--165e; Bellies, i4psrs
15l-15ae.
Mebf unb G.tr.ibs.
MebI. - Wintsr patsnt $500
$50; Winttr fantp $7.50-8.o0;
Dinter familp $7.0O-7.50; @iuter
srira $6.O0-6.50; Dint.r opbindrer
$4,000; 5artss Wei3sn pateut
$S.00-8.5O; Sartss Beistn faneD
$7.25-7.75; !5urtss W.i3sn famIIg
$6.00-6.50; ROesen, Rcrtbptftern
ssmiIdiss $6.75-6.90; Rpgs.n git9
rsints, $7.00-7.25; ROsssn, gitp.
gemiidtes, $6.75-7.o0.
Weisen- - go. 2 rotb.r Dinter
$1.74-1.76; go. 3 b .o$1.70-1-73;
Ro. 4 DO. $~1.48-1.60.
Wetfdform. - go. 2 tpiB.s
9s-96sc; 90. 8 bo. 95t-96c; Ro.
4 DO. 93-94e; 90. 8 DO. 91-93c;
SO. 6 DO. 89--91e. - RO. 2 sslbes
e3h-94e; Ro. 8 DO. s3--93M; Ro.
4 DO. 92--925e; Ro. 8 DO. COZ
91ae; go. 6 DO. Ssa-9oAe. - go.
2 semildtes 93t-94e; 30. 3 DO. SO
-93hc; go. a DO. 92--92Ac; go. 8
DO. 9%O4-91Ae; 90. 8 DO. $50
cole. = gseues. peibss aOIb.ntuyn
92--94e; esIbes aofbtntorn 94-96c;
semii4tss olbeniorna 91--93c.
SAFER. - 60. 2 tpsibsr 54l-
55c; Stanoarb tptibsr 53a-54c; Rr.
3 D.iBsr 53-533c; go. 4 tpsib.r SO
-53c; SIC. 2 ssmifdier 53--54e; go.
8 smiffisr einheimifder 52-53c;
go. A ssmif6ter 51--52e.
Rogsen. Ro. 2 $1.38-1.39;
Ro. 3 S1.35-1.36; go. 4 $1.25-
1.32; prObe $1.2O-1.25.
btsttp.
8erfauft wurbeu - 8bIg. 81.
5inii6eb gcoSs auf Der Bats
$1.44 per @allone.
9roeerfes.
Raffse. = SABA 23-30e; Coda
29-30c; Guatemala fanep 1Sc; b..
nuter 171c.
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Musmdrtise @drfte.
G%bieago,2 90. 7esember.

Butter. - Warft un~uerGnSert.
Gier. - Warit uu0erdnbert.
&artoffeIn. - Rarft bober. Bafb.
ington SShabo. Oregon unb GIorabo
1856. 80; Witisau peiBe, $1.55
1.65; @iscouiin peiBe S1,40-t..
60.
GefIiigeI. = 2eben6es. - Siibner
14-17c; Sprinsers tic; Gru,bub.
ner 22c.
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mpoernen 9i6teru.
~. Der Roms r@oetbs" Ibien bic
fem Sgnoranien p%olitGnbis unbetannt
gu fem. r9ein Wunosr! Der
tanuts ia Hiat NAL MIDI,
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t1t9lfou cen. e.. VA min. gae. ID. Or. I0sN
nf4ifou %. fr. .io8Hfp NC. ref.&J4h, e6h
stfdHtte q g Il. ~. = M.D,g. bs6. 6r.. . .fiiw
quIt. X o, IL. 800. ID. N. gitn ~ 80. I0eh
.. & g. %. An -. NV o. Efnfe ~ /. M
Bethlehem ct. rev.. t0lHln. y. I'm. abb. 6r...1
1.rpofI. 1rnufit 81. .l0l!3 srf.&gD. 10. ~ 1a5
Gent. Of %, Il. 81. .l0iM 20. Tdt. %. 5r.... zgM
Cent. eedfher &c.. .iolHSc 9nc. ref. Ar.... NK
Gent. Ndciftc 1. 80. sAtgcrtb. Doc, At. -. e7M
Qbetnp. 4 Q. ~ . 10 lrreg. g. rel. IT,. 20
gtefup. x q. %. II. e5 lrern. Conf. 4h..-i06
q, q. 4 g. Joint AZ SEA RENT, Gen. AZ (. .l02h
q. y. 4 g. GER II. sJaNtablrq cen. IT,. s5M
lGhitnnc Or. @. A. ~ pep. gteeI 81. -. geL
Oh. ~ .&Et,B .cpbr. io4MzfqkE.N. rel. 4r. s3
z. gu .&Et.F .pen.Ab l02M rtp. Sonthfo IONA I'M
G.,H. 1.&B. ref.4r.. 74H rrab. n. &, abb. 5r. C6~
gbit. q gcrfbfp. 81. 50 leo. gne.ref. 4r.... @N
Col & 60. ref. AZ. sSMiz Mniiu. 5r..... iol4s
Tent, An. or .rff.6 r. 90 10. soif,n. aeu Ar rs
rit gecrifies 5r.. 6s7s IN d. ~ A. ioS
Cite % .4rEsr'es9. So ser 4 pae' 49,. iO0A
trit peu. az. ......72 lfbirbYrbe NH sr rs
Yer. electric 5r. 1906 IiI,lur Vor lr %
~t' Iot!p. J ~ : .i0Mllrion T1e. %. a.. aH
mi. ". Z. br...... ssMif Z Steal tr i05H
9nf. wlet AZ -. 7iM giirS q dhsrr IL ~
Cart, q. e. rel. 81. % Hies,fh I X " sFs
q Snote Peg. &r.'. maM linton "a esM
~, n. & x. 1. A.. 76A
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0isbmarft.

Cincinnati, 90. 9e3ember.
8uhibr mno 8erIan6t tpGbrenb Der
Iesten ISOLDE, perelihen nit oerieIbeu
Belt Der Oersnnsenen spei Boten
tparen ME folgt:
3ufubr:
Rinbp. S1n.ins Staie
8. Ge8. . 6423 41,170 1247
t6. 9es. 80. 74o6 36.485 1916
23. Sea. 1908 BATS 1924
8erfaubt:
Rinbp. SaDeine S9ais
8. Yea. , 2093 1898 81
IS. qes. .2209 1874 249
90. Des. 1888 15,625 27S
Rinopieb. - Der Rarft mar
siemIif Iebbaft uno Die greiie ma.
rem itetis.
Erima itipere Stiere $9.50-10.-
90; SleiIher Stiere S5.50-S.25:
a~userIeiene bis ertra $S.50--9.25;
Sellers SIS. 00--7.25; aitserIeiene bis
crtra 81 .50-S.25; aiibe S4.75-6..
25; niiserlciene bis ertra $780,.
90; Gamers $4.00-4.75; WtiIh.
fiibc $685.; Stoders uno See.
bers: Gtiere S. 00--7.o0; Sellers
S~5.00-5.76.
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grGpeatipsenur in
mostau.

.HuBtoi. Slopo" tbeiIt nit, bdb
rad elmer ber Mostauer qreTe sigss
oonnsrer @stersburger Weloune,
fGmmtlihe in Wrstuu srIfeiuenben
Saqcsseitunqeu fir bic game Ddper
res Srieees nunmehr Der prdpcntirs
Scniur urtsrlpprfen perbcn Ioner.
ge,onntlih mar es btsber bic Mpss
fauer qrsTs. bic i'm 8e9eriab slir De
t~ersburqer Deg bfteren cir mutsi1's
@prt ucpen bic i1neuruNtI4e Dig
pirtbTadft getpagt bate.
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Die crfs Griebsnausr
Arisastuh e.

Die Sriebenauer Gemeinteoertrss
tung bot tniolae Der itartn 9ereEun9
IN Der 8iireerf6aft fir SeIeruna bet
ungsniiaenoen 9sbensmitte(ter -prsuug
bic Grri6tang elmer arieastiihe Re.
i6loFen, in Der auHd6it 1000 perIp=
men eeIpeilt perosn trnnen. Sir Die
.9pede Der &iihe nutDen 3unGhit
10000 Mart bsDi1tgt. Die er'trs
berlifen Rdume tpcroeu in b 1urns
bul. Der srt,ten g m iuhei6uls in
Der 8pFIerfrube sur 8erfiiouna ess
felt. Die 2situnQ Der 9iihe beItebt
aus Witalishsrr hcs Gemeiuoeratbs
iInh Observation-Disclosures
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Uom Oelomartte.
si,apnss. 20. 9s,., 1918.

Ds DaafeH marsn tente NIT SRo utins::
arbeiten stsmtid itart bd@dftist. bod war
Die ga4frass nah Gahehen Y mdBig.
Bic BiaSraisn finp stSas feiter. 5tt Ssr.
Isben on sails tuufben pon ben 8antsn
4XX beyeAnet, udbrenb Wel1aftspu'
piefe II 6-6x bisfontirt weroen- Sm Of.
isnsn Rarste wurbsn TarfeteH ON CALI
81 4-tKX uns auf 8st ~ 4K-oH26
pIaett.
usafal ssf Wsp Dsa
pnrttn IA yari aSif&sn gsnfeH p~trfauft
Die Gounisrrste betrdst Soe Brdruis per
ei0o0.
EsAiI ssf Gussys.
5i&i. Bstfel amf acnoon passea IN
ATS bro Bfo. Sterfia, quotirt. Sir Dtd.
lei suf Berlin iuurpsn zoe bro Warf, be.
ss9nst. fir sgetia auf yaris i7ke pro
grant, ani amiteream axe pro 4uloeu
uub auf Eien l6e pro Krone. Gtrss 16e,
NubJ 49,, Stefbslm pro Krone 2s.so,
5ranes tSdSstD 2Ds.
esHs,s cbasstisHes
parsn rnhis uao itstis. Die Sanfsa quo.
fHEAA -AA
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Gisarins osuis umiass.

UIfaFtna opuIt . unifdft.
Tie llmfdts I'M sitiissn g~lsounatans BE-.
lefeu lid beufs auf e5.452,l7l. Die I'm.
idp. Der pegHoHenen Boh. beliefea fit auf
s7.s45,Oi9 asgsn t2I,26S. 400 IN Der ior'
rsfponoirsuosn Be&t nss sorissa Jabsts.
a~siaasimriiatsu
Ter Rarft In qolslieiuritdtsn mar btuts
ruhig uno bic Brnis hstig. Sh yrtiis
idf ntn ih BON benz RitoersaHg 10 mao
nno naa wisosr 81 srsolsn. Ssrfanfs Dur'
ben:
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Reues bdnif6ss Nus
fuhrperbpt

Del banii6e Suiti5miniftcr iun ere
lieb Elm auS%fubrDerbot fir ale @es
miiearten tiesidhriaer @rnte, iopobl
in frii6em als in gstrodnstem rb.r
cnoers 5ubereitetem 2uftanbe. Die
bisber srIufener MISUNDERSTANDING
gen fir sih3elne Semifeartsn bleiben
in Strait.
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6 rminiiter @enaoiemp per.
urtheiIt.

6 mi Il er @enqoiemp Der.
urtbeilt.
Ger BrojeB gegen ocn friiberen 5ltl.
Gariiheu Sriegsminiiter @endoiesr
rn6 WenCiien o Dem a~riegsger,d.t
lit mtnmehr 81 Gnbe geiiibrt murDen.
@enaOieD muroe negen @odyperroth5
Ell Sebn Sabren. ale iibri9an ange.
flugten, Die W2itglieoer Der Sobranis
limb. iomie jene aueeflagterL HE I'D;
nift ul5 eetDerbSrnaBige a~niifleute
~ous6uDelien oermoften, III odt Sdl.
rem 2mongsorbeit perurtbeilt. Ire
@ng,tlogtcn miir0eu fir idyuloig Be-
'tneen, o oer irullBoiiideu Ggentsu
IeclofiereS unter Dem @0rtpdnhe zines
8etreibegeih1ftes % Miaioncli arge.
nrrtrren, be3tebungsmciie in ieinenl
Outrage pertbeilt gu haben, ufn biz
R%egierung &aooilaipou 5i ltiirsen utib
Elm Der @r1tente freunolites Miniitc.
-iunl ans Ruoer gu brtngen,
Sunger WaIer allen.
Ger r9etniI4e MaIer, eowalo MaI5.
turA. it, "a Sabre alt, qciallen @ie
Wade uuo 3iielmonn, oie ibnt i'm
lobe rorangiu9en, geborte oieier iliil.
&c Tellbcr 81 Den rbeiniihcn aiinit.
lerll Die abieits bon Der 8iiiieIoorfrr
Tradition ibren etgeuen @ea 9inaeii.
It Ri6t.
raudertaGcn.
@on @rcSIcu 1T pic MureNung mis-
gegalgen, Nidltrmuderto1e 5un@eireu
Der Sruppen IND Cigarette I'M Be(oe
81 oeranitnlten. Sn Elmer itqttli fen
R2tbe beutid1er Srte not men ourdj
auSfii6rung oes Behnnfens erireulid'c
Grtrdgnilie 5uiammeucebradt Ollr.l
zen }peiten gt~iftroud3crtag in s,rcS-
lau an 2. September, Der $4,000
Warf ergab, lit Die erIte Wiain bon
Ncn,9roer. Nienono bat babel ellie be.
ionbere aufgate, Der Ralld1er brinat
nur nos Jeringe Spfer, eincn Tag
ntdlt 81 ral;ten. fSur Dos eiuae6enbe
8elo rmtrSen 3rm aroBcn EheiI nte.
ocr HaudGpcaren eingctauft.
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Die 8eiummt5nbl Der Stubirenoen
Der llniosriitdt Morburs i'm 9ins
tsr'emeIter 1857 tetrdet einfblieBs
lid Der ius 5eIo bsurIuubten 2095,
buruntsr 315 5rduen. Sm CONNER
ismeiisr 1916 betrua bic 3abl 2o69.
I'M Dinteriemeiter 1856 1910.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-07-28

railroads and other transportation
lines in time Of war or when war is
imminent. Senate amendment elm
mates word "or when war is immi-
nent," thus giving the President such
authority only in time of war.
Creation of a council of national
defense to be composed of the Secre-
tary of War, the Secretary of the
Navy, the Chief of STAFF Of the army,
an officer OF high rank in the navy
and six civilians who are specialists
in their particular lines.
Appropriation of S2.000,000 to pay
the dependent families of enlisted men
in the army and National Guard pen
sions of not more tnan $50 month
while they are on border duty.
Foreign pay for Officers and men
in the National Guard and regular
army while on border duty, regard
less of whether they are on Mexican
or American territory.
Elimination of an amendment
adopted yesterday which proposed to
give guardsmen the right to vote in
camps while away from home.
Purchase of two aviation fields. one
at San Diego, Cal, and the other at
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CHAPTER So

The infantile paralysis epidemic of
1916 presented so many symptoms
similar to the symptoms of pigeons
and chickens suffering from poly
neuritis as a result of feeding upon
denatured and demineralized grain
foods, such as white flour and CON-
mercial cornmeal, that Professor
Simon Baruch called the phenom-
enon TO the attention of the Health
Commissioners of the City of New
York. "Denatured foods constitute
the chief cause of infantile par
alySis," is the substance of Profes-
sor Baruch's conclusions.
In June, 1915, an epidemic of in
tantile paralysis broke out in Brook
.yn, y. Y.
The disease spread so rapidly that
after 1SI deaths had been reported in
New York City and hundreds of cases
discovered in eleven States and Can
ada, Health Commissioner Haven
Emerson announced that he would
appeal to the National Red Cross
FOR help,
Three thousand three hundred ply
Eicians and nurses were put to work
N New York and Brooklyn, and the
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the loss Of .vitamines in purchased
cereal foods.
1T may be of interest to ascertain
IL infantile paralysis has been more
prevalent since 1873, when the new
milling processes were invented. I
omitted to mention as proof of SINH
larity of causes that the experiments
made on pigeons have been confirmed
in chickens, which fed on whole corn
remain healthy, while the same fowls
fed on highly milled cornmeal are
affected with paralysis.
These briefly stated scientific facts
lead me to believe that close scrutiny
of the food OF the children afflicted
may lead to the discovery of a dietetic
cause of infantile paralysis. Voeght-
lin correctly concludes his fine article
that ''in studying the etiology (causes)
of any disease which is assumed to be
or dietary origin, 1t is essential to pay
careful attention to what might ap-
pear on superficial examination as
trivial details"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-07-28
MONT ALTOS NEW RESERVOIR

Waynesboro, Pa, July 27. -
Ground was broken yesterday for the
reservoir in Mont Alto park, which is
to serve as the storage and supply
dam of the Mont Alto water system.
The reservoir is being constructed a
short distance below the Pearl of the
Park spring. and Will contain about
10000 gallons.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-07-28
LEXINGTON

Pacific and Ark. avs Grounds adjoin
beach and boardwalk. Only hotel
where guests may go to surf in bath
ing attire without using streets, which
Is prohibited. Use OF bath houses free.
Kunnlng water in rooms. Private baths
Special rates, Sl.50 UP daily; IS TO sI7 20
weekly. including choice table, SUP.
piled from own farm. White service
orchestra, ballroom, tennis courts, gar
age. Booklet mailed.
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}STORE OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY UNTIL 9 P. M. !
}Kaufman's Big Clean Sweep Sale Ends Tomorrow
Tomorrow The Last Day Of This Semi miAnnuaI Euent)

And we going to end with host of Choice Big
Special Barganthe kind hundreds of thrifty
scanning the papers and need list Big Money
Saving Values Every item worthy and offered at
price far below its worth for the last Big
lots big enough last all day while others and
quickly it will to be hand early you
of Biggest Important Bargains we've
offered during the Big Clean Sweep Sale
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-07-28
DEPUTIES TO CONTROL ARNTv

Fafls, July 2S. = The question of
parliamentary control of the ARMY was
solved in the chamber of deputies to-
day by the adoption. 269 votes to 200.
Oh resolution to the effect that the
chamebr delegates to its war com
tees the powers necessary for exercis-
ing effective control on the field and
With nthe limits ftheir powers az
provided by the chamber order of
June %"
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Resorts
ATLANTIC CITY, n. J.
HOTEL KENTUCKY
UTTH AnnT

WITH FIREPRooF ADDITION
Kentucky Ave, Near Beach. Capacity
800. so rooms with hot and cold rum
ming water; 35 with private bath. Tel
sphone and electric lights in every room.
Elevator from street level. Fine dance
moor, and table unexcelled. Send for
booklet and points Of interest. So TO
- DAILY; $40 TO $3.50 WEEKLY.
AMERICAN PLAN.
\. B. KENNADY. Proprietor.
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HOTEL WILLARD FIRE

New York Ave. overlooking the ocean
Private baths: running water in every
weekly. Booklet on request
r. H. FITZPATRICK.
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HOTEL KINGSTON sBS6H sIRE

Ocean Ave. 1st hotel Goo feet) from
hotel; distinctive table and Service:
s2.50 up daily; sI2 UP weekly Special
family rates. Garage. Booklet.
N. A. LEYRER
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CAPTURE BRTTIsH BO.-r

Amsterdam, July 27, via -s
July 2S. - A Berlin official statement
says that four German destroyers have
captured two British cargo steamers
in international waters off lands
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SENATE PASSES
BIG ARMY BILL

CONTINUED From First Page1
reported to the Senate for passage by
the Military Affairs Committee.
Some of the important provisions of
the Senate bill as it now stands are:
Material increase for army trans
portation, machine guns, aeroplanes,
armored motorcars, ammunition and
supplies.
Modification of authority granted
President in House bill to take over
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College Park, Nd, at cost of $780,
600 each.
Provision is made that $13.3S1, 666
of the appropriation for the Signal
Corps shall be spent on aeroplanes
The House appropriated only s3,222,-
100 for aeroplanes.
The increases made in the bill by
the adoption in the Senate of amend
ments to the House bill are found in
the more important items to be as
follows:
House Senate
Signal SER
vice -. ss,775.oOo s14.s27.15s
Pay of offic-
ers of line 100000 11,400, 900
Pay of offic-
ers, Nation
al Guards 2.225,OOO 11.4Oo, 900
Enlisted men,
n a t onal
Guard -. 7,750,000 $4,000, 900
Foreign pay.
officers ..250, 100000 3,17S,000
Foreign pay.
en- / ted
men ss...a 100000 1900, 900
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THE WILTSHIRE yasg.s yyiggtnia az. Y sad :
view. Capacity $50; private baths. eIe-
vator, porches, etc Special rates, SIS
up weekly. $3.50 up daily. American
plan. Every convenience. Open ali
year. Auto meets trains. Booklet
SAMUEL ELLIS
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-08-11
GOODRICH AND
[continued from page one]

Joe F. Vessel. The committees which
have charge Of arrangements for the
picnic are composed of the following
members of the local lodge:
Strayer Has Charge.
Master of Ceremonies-Frank T
Strayer.
Arrangements-Wil B. Watson
Aria McLear, Morris Mccoy, Ed J
Weidner, W. Howard Brooks.
Reception-Benjam G. Price
Charles w. Jordan, Will J. Robbins
John H. Taylor, DR.. W. w. thinner
man and Byram C. Robbins.
Music-E. +. Gamer.
Amusements-Sam S. Vigran.
observation-disclosures Bradfield
John Lunsford, S. G. MINK
Decorations--F. S. Webb.
Ladies Entertainment-Mrs. Thos
Bradfield, Mrs. Frank Halter, Mrs
William Shinn, Mrs. Orla McLear and
Mrs. Fred Brohman.
Other Persons Invited.
Richmond people who are not mem.
bers of the organization are invited
to attend the entertainment Invita-.
lions have been sent to and delega
lions are expected from the following
lodges: Indianapolis, Cincinnati
Hamilton, Dayton, Springfield, Middle.
town, Piqua, Greenville, Winchester
Union City, Portland, Muncie, Marion
Anderson, Elwood, Peru, Greenfield
Cambridge City, New Castle, Kokomo
RushVille and Connersyille.
Pie eating and watermelon contests
will be held for those guests not ath-
letically inclined.