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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-11
DOS AMERICANOS RESULTARON
MUERTOS.

LONDRES, . de Junio-doS ameri-
canos rc~su!raron muertos el dia ) de
los ~corricntes. cuando el bdque bri-
tdr:co Manchester Miles, cargado
con aIgod6n, fuG torpedeado. Los a
mericanos fueron los hOmberos Ash
ley Y Daniels. Los demas micmbros
de la tripulacion. i~ncluycndo varios "a
mcricanos, Decentralization ilesos. FL
vapor "Manchcster Miller tenia III
dcsplazamicnto dc 4243 toncladaS Y
fuG construido en- New Castle. en-
1903. FuG comprado Ell Manchester
Y rcportado que ilcgara a Philadelphia
ell . de Mario. proccdcntc> dc Man
chester.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-11
-FUE ECHADA \ PIQuE UNA BAR
ca RUSA.

EN- UN PUERTO DEL ATLANTl-
co. JUNO "a bordo de I'm vapor
americana que lego antier aqui, arri-
baron los miembros americanOS de la
tripulaci6n de la barca ruSa "Marga-
reta," que sali6 de Beaumont. Tex.
ell dia 81 de Mario, con rumbo a Eu-
ropa y que fue echada q piQuc por
un submarine aleman cl dia l. de
Mayo. scgun el relate que los citados
marines hicieron a las autoridadcs
del puerto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-11
Ell GENERAL BERTHCLi
FUE ASCENDIDO

PARIS, JUNO Eel general Henri
Bertholi, jefe de la mission ~francesa
militar a~gregada al Ejercito de Ru-
mania, ha sido ascendido q la digni-
dad de gran Official de la Legion de
Honor, como recompensa por los scrv!-
clos prestados en- la reorganization
del ejercito imam
En- una reciente entrevista que con-
cedi6 en- Petrogrado ell Primer MINIS
tro Bratiano de Rumania. dijo que cl
ejtrcito rumano habia sido va conf
ple,amcnte reorganizado Y Sc cncon-
traba listo para reanudar la lucha.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-11
Los AUSTRIACOS RECONCEN.
TRAN TROPAS EN- Ell FREN-
TE lTALIANO.

UDINE, JUNO 9.-Un anuncio Sc
Unofficial recibido en- esta ciudad. dice
que el gobierno auStriaco ha hecho
una formidable reconcentraci0n de tro-
pas en- el frente italiano. habiendo re-
tirado una gran parte de sus fuerzaS
que tenia ocupasias en- el frente NOS
covita.
En- ell citado anuncio Sc dice los
italianoS tendran que hacer frente a
bora 4 cast las dos terceras parties
del effective total del ejercito austro-
hungaro.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-11

PETROGRADO, JUNO 10.-Mari,
aeros de Ia guarnicion de kronstadt
que recientemente Sc declare indie
uendiente del gobierno central liega-
ron esta manana a Petrogrado con
81 anuncio de que los buques de CUE
IRA de Kronstadt vendrian q Ia ca
pital en- seguida, desembarcando
hombres para hacer demostraciones.
Mas tarde Sc decia que los mari
neros babian desembarcado en- Ia lsia
de Gututoff, puerto de Petrogrado,
comenzando ell ataQue.
Una vista a Guttutoff, demostro
aue era incierto el desenbarco Y e!
ataque-
Sin embargo la noticia fue OaStan-
te alarmante para ~provocar !ntenSa
excitacion en- Pretogrado ' obllgaI
el envio de fuerzaS militares.
Petrogrado eSperaba hoy Ia anun-
ciada demostracion de los buques de
guerra de kronstandt, ' como que el
tempo transcurria sin que Sc produ-
jera tai incidente, Ell anuncio de los
marineros llegadOS esta m~adrugada
Sc considerara por Ia mayoria como
f~anfarronada de los extremists que
actuan sin acatar las orderes Ge
A.natOle Lamanoff, ~presidente del
Consejo de Obreros Y SoldadoS de
krOnstandt.
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No quieren If a Francia

Cartas ocupadas recientemente V
escritaS por alemaneS del frente
oriental. a amigos del frente de occi-
dente, demuestran que aquellos no
Sc alegran los mas minimo con la
idea de que Sc les Gamble de frente
de batalla.
Una de las cartas escritas por un
official aleman del frente russo. es
Embellishments interesante. Dice en-
Il de sus parratos.
rs enteramenue !nc!erto Que los
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-11
DOS YAPORES NORUEGOS HUN
DID0S.

LONDRES, JUNO 9.-Los vapore>
noruegos, "Sunniva,' V "Skarpens''
han sido echados a pique a co%nsecuen-
cia de cheques con minas en- Ell Allan
tico, segun dice un informe official pu-
blicado en- Cristiania por el Ministro
de Marina.
Veinte de los marines de esos bar
O perecieron ahogados. pero no sc
especifica cuantos de clos pertene-
clan IL "Sunniva" y cuantos al "Skar-
pens"
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La actividad de la a~rtilleria

Esta manana Sc habian contado ca
81 Glen pr~isioneros hechos en- las noe
turnaS operacIones de los alrededoreS
de Lens Y habia motives para Greer
cue las baj.s del enemigo eran gran
deS. La actividad de la artilleria ST.
que sin debilitarse iniciando unos el
bombardeo que los otros contestan
en- represalia.
Ipras es blanco de los bombarGeos
EoctUrnos Y diurnos.
Durante los dos uitimos amos no
ha tranScurrido I'M dia sin que caigan
bombas en- % que queda de la que
fuG en- I'm tempo pequena pero I'M
portante ciudad belga.
No satiSfecho con TN fuego mera-
mentc de~structor, los alemanes han
apcIado UItimamente V con gran pro-
fusion a sus bombas de gases axfi-
NANTES.
Los alcmancS hicicron aver un pc
quCno ataque a I'm pueSto avanzado
BRITANNICA de la Inca del sudoeste de
Chcrisy. apoderandose de dos puestos
que luego fueron recuperados con un
contraataque.
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RENOVATION SUS ATAQUES EN-
Ell FRENTE ITALlANO.

ROMA. JUNO 9.-Nuevos contra
ataques han sido ~emprendidos por las
tropas auStriacas SObre as lineas tia
lianas en- los frentes de Gorilla Y el
Carso. pero sin que tales accioneS ha-
yam tenido eXito alguno. segun dice
e. informe official publicado por el Nj
historic de la Guerra hoy en- eSta ca
pital.
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Ell timbre de la voZ.

La mujer elegante debe tener una
voz melodiosa = dulce que complete
la distinction de sus modales Y que a.
compahe el poder seductor de su SON.
risa.
No durmats nunca con la boca a.
bierta 81 quereiS evitar la ronquera de
la mahana que. cuando Sc reproduce
a menudo, altera las cuerdas v~ocales
Y desnaturaliza el timbre de la voz.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-11
DENTRO DE IN ANO TODA IA
AMERICA COMBATIRA EN-
CONTRA DE ALEMANIA

BALTIMORE, maryland. JUNO
10.-John Barrett director general de
Il Union Pan-Americana. en- un dis
curse pronunciado hoy Ell Tin mitin
Celebrado para el mejor exito del EN-
prestito de Ia libertad. predijo que
dcntro de IN aNo todas las Americas
~estarian combatiendo juntas contra
Alemania.
Isl Ell Brasil toma parte en- Ell
confIicto. como ahora parece cierto-
dijO-doS erceras parties de toda la
poblacion Y cinco octavoS del area to-
tai del hemiSferio occidental esta-
ran en- guerra con e. enemigo comur.
"GPuede la tercera parte r~estante
de Ia poblacion Y los tres octavos de
area permanecer indiferentes al la
mamiento psicologico. economico Y de
simpatia de pueblos hernlanos Y de
paiseS que tienen intereses semejan-
ties, in~Stituciones parecidas. gobiernos
simiIareS Y IN destino comun?"
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Son intensisimoS los
combates de artille-
ria en- ell frente
occidental
Los teutones 10 quieren que
Sc lesicamjie del frente
russo al frances

Con ell Ejercito Britanico en- Fran
cia, JUNO Lola inactividad de Ia
infanteria durante varias semanas,
Sc rompio anoche cuando bajo los "a
yos de una luna cast lena los brita-
nicos efectuaron I'm ataque por ell
sudoeste de Lens Y en- direction de
esa ciudad sitiada.
El punto de ataque Sc hallaba al
oeste de Avion, que eS uno de los su-
burbios meridionales de Lens, ciudad
esta que es centric de I'm distrito mi
nero que Sc eXtiende muchas millas
a 10 largo del rio Souchez.
La mayor parte de esta lucha noe
turna Sc libro al sur del rio aunque
nu puesto ayanzado Sc hallaba esta-
b,ecido al norte de la acorriente.
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VA Sc EMBARCARON Los DIPLO.
MATICOS ALEMANES QUE ES-
TABAN EN- Ell BRASIL

BUENOS AIRES. JUNO Io.-E!
MiniStro de Estado entrego hoy al ex-
mInistro aleman Ell ell Brasil, Adolf
Paul, III s4lyo condacto para g, los
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-11
Toman Sus objctivos

Por la madrugada los britanicos Sc
habian apoderado de todas las posi-
clones que constituian su objeto Y
combatian todavia hoy a 10 largo de
Ia carretera Lens-Arras.
Habian ocupado la fabrica de cleo
tricidad Situada junto al rio por ell
sur. en- la que los alemaneS Sc ha-
bian establecido durante muchos me-
SEES ' que estaba erizada de ametra-
lladoraS.
La artilleria habia deStruido gran
parte de este edificio rero todavia re-
Suitaba ser Una fortificacion formi-
dab.e.
Mas al sur. los britanicos Sc apo
deraron de chimeneas de ladrilIo que
Sc habian transformadO en- fuertes
poSiciones. Estos ob~jetivos aparece-
ran algo eXtrahos, pero gran parte
&c Ia lucha mas ruda en- esta guerra
mundial, deSarrollada en- tan vasto
frente, Sc ha desarrollado en- vez al
rededor de ~refineriaS de azucar. mo-
limos de %viento, granja, c~ementerios,
faDrlcaS de cerveZa, montones de
cscOrias. pequehas Tomas. como IA de
Butte du War.encourt, igleSias, mo-
nasteriOs y hasta M.anicomios.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-11

Los alemanes heron los causantes de
los disturbios ocurridos hace
POGO tempo en- Lisboa
Sc rsciben 'os ~primeros informes detollados del conato dc
rebellion que estn:6 hace aIgunas semanas

subsistencias que Sc calculan en- -.
100000 pesos.
Sc proclam6 la ley marcial y el
Gobernador militar ~restablecio el or
den con energicas medidas. Durante
los disturbios murieron u personals
V la guardia repub.icana fu6 atacada
con piedras, pistolas, cuchillos y
bombas.
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LEGO IN rompehielOs

Parece que a las nueve de eSta
manana lego a Gututoff Ell rompe-
hielos "Oranianbaun" Y no los buques
de guerra de kronstadt. Enarbola-
bs Ia bandera roja. ban en- cl ma
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miembros de la Legacion Y los en-
consules alemanes en- ell Brasil. fir
mado por los Ministros de la Gran
Bretana y de los Estados Unidos.
Los alemaneS embarcaran manana
en- el vapor "Frisia," que Sc dirige !
Amsterdam
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Ante el ~Parlamento

Cuando Sc interrog0 en- el Parla-
mento al Gobierno acerca de los de-
s6rdenes. Sc afirm6 que el dinero ale
man habia cOntribuido grandemente
a fomentar los disturbios.
En- los establecimientos de POGO
Do BiSpo sc izo la bandera america.
ma Y los amotinadoS la respetaron.
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500 Sc .habian recibido detalles
muy escasos de los disturbios ocu-
rridos en- mayo en- Lisboa. En- I'm
mensaje Sc calculaban los danos ma
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la mpartc de diez personals era ell
numero mayor de desgracias comuni-
cado por TELEGRAPH. FL p de mayo
Sc rccibi6 un mensaje diciendo que
en- Lisboa reinaba va la normalidad.
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LISBOA, JUNO 10.-Los motlnes
desarrollados aqui, brevemente anun-
ciados por TELEGRAPH, fueron causados
Dor una escasez de pan, la carestla
de las papas y los altos precloS de
las subsistencias en- general.
Grandes hileras de publico habian
estado esperanto desde el a%nochecer
hasta ell alba, noche tras noche de
este mes, a que Sc abrieran las pana-
derias. Agitadores anarquistas apro-
yechandose de esta ~situacion, organl-
aaron, al parecer, disturbios en- va
rias parties de Lisboa, que comenza-
ron tres noches atras.
Asalto los establecimientOs
La multitud asalto las panaderlaS.
bodegas y otros establecimientos de
where's, rompiendo las cortlnaS de
hero Y los escaparates y saqueo nu-
merosos almacenes, entire elios uno
de los srandes establecimientoS del
centric de la ciudad, cuyas eXIsten-
cias Sc valuaban en- 10000 pesos.
Saquearon tanlbien otro comercio
en- ell que habia m~ercancias por valor
de 10000 pesos, y uno de los alma
Genes asaltados contenia aceltes Y
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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-09-14
NATIONAL ARMY
MEN WILL BE
GIVEN PARADE
Committee From City Plans
to Honor Those Who Are
Called in This County

Fitting plans will be completed
tomorrow for a farewell demon
stration to be given the drafted men
who will leave this section on Sep
tember 10 and 20. Just what plans
will be made for a parade has not
been determined In detail, but MEM
bers of the committee having the
affair in charge stated this morning
that an old-fashioned celebration isl
under way.
The members OF the parade com
mittee are Jonas K. Reist, presi l
dent of the general committee,
George w. Rhoads, Thomas Num-
bers, Thomas p. Moran. H. ID. Myers,|
Rudolph K. Spicer, William S. TunisI
William l. Laubenstein, w. e. OrrI
F. H. Mailey, Stanton Wilson,
Isaiah Reese. Jr., A. M. Porter
Paul w. F. Harm, Charles A. jeff
ferries. A. l. Patton, Allan Sangreel
and Henry c. Demming.
A meeting of the committee was
held last right, but due to the fact
that definite information about the
number of men to leave, the time
of leaving and other important del
tails, has not been received, a meet I
iEg of the committee has been called
fof Saturday evening at 500 o'clock.
in the rear meeting room of G. Al
r.. Post No. 5S, No. &c, North Third
street, when it is expected that all
details will be arranged.
Plans are also being made for al
parade in honor of the Signal Red
serve Corps. Details of this parade
will be announced as soon as posi-
sible. The time of departure has|
not been announced.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-09-14
c Commissioners Explain
No Provision on Ballot
For School Director

County commissioners to-day stated
they did not provide on the primary
ballot for electing a city school di-
rector to fill the uneXpired term of
the Rev. William N. Yates. resigned,
upon the advice of County Solicitor
Philip S. Meyer.
When the school officials were
asked to certify places to be filled the
commissioners were notified that
three directors for siX-year terms
were to be elected. and that va
cancy existed because of resignation.
Later the Dauphin county court re-
ceived a petition asking for the ap-
pointment of a director to fill this
term. which ends in 1919. No action
has been taken on this petition.
The commissioners explained that
according to the school code vacancies
in the school board can only be filled
by the remaining members within
thirty days after they occur or by
appointment by the court. No pro-
vision is made for the election of
a director by the voters except for
the full six-year term.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-09-14
Penn-Harris Will Be
Placed Under Roof
Before Next Christmas

Some important matters were dis1
posed OF ut a meeting this week of
the directors of the Harrisburg Ho1
tel Company which is building thd
million dollar structure at the cor1
ner of Third and Walnut streets.
Final approval was given a num-
ber of things and a representative of
the contracting firm which is build l
ing the Penn-Harris stated that they
would have the building under roof
by Christmas this year. The exca
waiting has practically been com \
pleted and much headway has also
been made on the erection of thd
forms for the first floor concretd
work. After the building is above
the street level the operations will
proceed much more rapidly.
Inasmuch as the emergency work
of the United States government on
the big supply station near Middle
town has been practically finished
many, mechanics which had been
drafted for this particular job will
be available for the private work of
the city. No big undertaking had
ever surpassed the record of ths
great warehouses of the government
in question.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-09-14
Printers All Set For
Their Annual Picnic

Everything is set" for the Typo
graphical Union of Harrisburg to
hold its annual chicken corn soup
tomorrow afternoon on the banks
of the Conodoguiner creek in the
vicinity of Pyne's Corner. If the
weather men is lenient and allows
the sun to shine at p. m, more
than hundred of the typographers
will gather to taste some of Lerue
Metzger's cooking.
And believe me-" says ]. Elmer
CBuck") Ewing. of the Telegraph,
chairman of the committee in
charge, "Lerue is some cook" If any
of the typographers want to enjoy
themselves to their hearts content,
all they have to do is to take the
Las or 3.45 Enola car from Market
Square, get off at Pyne's Corner
and there they will be met by con-
veyances to take them to the scene
of the feast
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-09-14
80 DELEGATES
ATTEND W.C.T.U.
CONVENTION
Early Sessions Devoted to
Reading Reports and Nam
ing of Committees

The Women's Christian Temper
ance Union, of Dauphin county is
holding it's thirtX-frst annual con-
vention to-day at the Christ Luth-
eran Church, Thirteenth and Thomp-
son streets. There are about eighty
delegates from all parts of the coun-
ty in attendance.
At the meeting this morning a
welcoming address was made by
Mrs. Thomas Reisch, and the re-
Spouse was made by Mrs. d. l..
Kaufman. This morning was de-
voted almost entirely to the routine
of business and the reading of re-
ports.
Mrs. Steese Reelected
Mrs. M. NJ. Steese, of Steelton, was
reelected president; Mrs. @. M.
Spahr, city, vice-president, and Mrs.
S. A Fishburn, of Penbrook, was
made treasurer. The committee ap-
pointed on courtesy follows: Mrs.
George Leidigh and Mrs. Mary Cobb,
both of Harrisburg; committee on
resolutions, Mrs. John DeGray, Mrs.
Mary Robinson, city, Mrs. .. b. Hus-
ton, Penbrook, Mrs. Jennie Sheets,
Enhaut, and Mrs. Charles Rhoades,
of Williamstown. The committee ap-
pointed to set the time and place of
the next meeting, Mrs. Sassaman,
Hummelstown, Mrs. c. E. King, Har-
risburg, and Mrs. William Rooms,
Highspire. Reports of branch secre-
taries were made by Mrs. j. IL.
Baughman, on the Temperance Light
Bearers; Mrs. William Koons on the
Loyal Temperance Legion; Mrs.
Laura ST. Clair, evangelistic work,
and Mrs S. B. Ellenberger made her
report on Jail and prison. Mrs. Mary
Cobb lead in the noontime prayer
and Mrs. o. E. Huston dismissed the
session for lunch.
The East Harrisburg Union serv-
ed luncheon to the ladies and box
lunches were brought for supper.
This afternoon the meeting was
called to order at 2 o'clock. After
the devotional exercises reports were
made by branch superintendents:
Mrs. Frank Fishel, flower mission;
Mrs. ]. H. Smith, literature; Mrs. y.
E. Marsten. legislative; Mrs. Mary
Kob, antinarcotic; Mrs. Anne Nc
CIeIIan. suffrage, and Mrs. Gertrude
Letdigh made q report on social
meetings. Mrs A. b. Parsels, or
Philadelphia, addressed the dele
gates on the work of the union. Mrs.
William Cooper gave an interesting
address on open-air meetings; Mrs.
c. M. Spahr told of the work done
for the cause by the press; Mrs.
Harry Sites gave a short address OH
peace; Mrs. ]. H. Stahler told OF
the soldiers and sailors; Mrs. Carrie
Ronemus talked of the cooperation
between the Temperance Union and
the missions; Mrs. Mary Rollison
talked of the S. I. L.; Mrs. John
Feeman told of the work being done
in the Sunday schools, and Mrs. II. j.
Beclzley made a short address on
purity.
The reports of the committees
were received this afternoon and the
offering was taken after which the
meeting adjourned until 7.45 to-
night.
The program for tonight is as
follows: Devotions, the Rev. Thomas
Reisch, ID. D.; address, Mrs. Addle
Bollean Parsels. Philadelphia; vocal
solo, Miss Alice Rollison; collection
and benediction.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-09-14

powdered. S.45@S5O; fine granulated.
$500.
Butter = The market Is unchanged:
western. creamery, extras, 45Q46c;
nearby fancy. 49c. :
Eggs Market steady; Penn
sylva1!a and other nearby drsts. free
cases. $3.50 per case: do current re.
ceipts, free cases. $3.50 per case;
western, extra firsts. free cases. $3.50
per case; do. frsts. free cases. $12 80
per case.
Live Poultry - Market firm:
fowls. zoo Csc; ROSTERS, 19@20c;
spring hickens, "a 2Sc; spring ducks,
22@ 2Sc; old ducks, 19@22c.
fowls. fancy, 29h @30c; do. good to
choice. 2S@".c; do. small sizes, %
@21e; old roosters. gle; broiling
chickens. nearby, 26@36c; do. west
ern, 25Q27c: soring ducks. 23c.
CHICAGO CATTLE
Chicago, Sept. IA. Cattle Re-
ceipts. 1900: steady. Native beef cat
tie, S7.40@17.S0; western steers, $3.50
a 1850; stockers and feeders, $4,000
1915; cows and heifers, $5.O0@12.S5;
calves. $12.50@16.25.
Sheep Receipts. 10000; weak.
Wethers, $9.O0@12.70: lambs, $12.25@
1915.
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UPPER END MEN TO
GO ON WEDNESDAY

[Continued from First Pagc.l
in this district will send their mer
through this city.
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No Curb Markets In
Square on First Day
Opportunity Is Given

While City Council has passed a
resolution giving all persons having
war gardens who have a surplus of
produce the privileges of using the
curbs in Market Square as a market
place on Tuesday and Friday morn
ings, no one took advantage of the
offer to-day. Acting Mayor Gorgas
introduced the resolution in Council
on Tuesday so that persons having
gardens could have an opportunity
to dispose of any surplus produce
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LEGAL NOTICES
LEGAL NOTICES

PENNSYLVANIA HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT HARRIsBURG
be
be
construction of the follow
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TO STUDY NURSING

Miss Susanna NJ. Fleming, a daugh-
ter of the late Mr.. and Mrs. George
Fleming, III State street, is pre-
paring to leave in a short time for
Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore,
where she will take a special course
in nursing in order that she will be
ready If needed by her country as a