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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-20
"Nen Toe Wai" CscSrahcimen)

fltnbc oen t6be Oft. ieire lit 40
IarSiubilpiim, ibet feritc Ni,mer al
@lobet ubfom 2sroag ben 6te Oft.
1877. Rebaftsren, Irne 8arborg,
bnpoe foaet iamlet inc ncgen hilnbre.
De aroner bIanbt MaoIiolf, og lea
begpnote ban llb9ipeI'eu al ltecblaoct
"Scbrabeimen" unber Meopirfen al
Sriitofer Sanion, Steinar Scbistt,
Sans Hois m. Il.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-20
Maroals aafnlc Nirfc. IarboI

Iaroals gnmlc Strife. TaroaIs
S~erreoSitpre negtebe. Tom pi npIia
fprtaltc of opertn9c 8eblieeboloet al
lin pofrc 9amle &irfe. Tcportemen.
tct bar MI Itiuet 9pgoen @aleet mel.
lem TO glternatiper: Gntcn operta.
ger ben @ebliqebolbet, boor iii Sta.
ten err piuia' til at biora meo 5000
Ser. til ct @coli9ebolbsicnb; eQer OF.
loo ~operoragc airfen til Norif Solfe.
muieu, iom / Sili9loc bill ilpttc @pa,
ningen % oft SSrlDentor iii 9pgos.
Sanlnart ct al oiSie to Nlternatiper
er uebtasct al SSerreb5itprct, bill oen
me iioen / 1915 frrbige 3irfe bIi
inouiet o. to9ct ibrile. Stapaneer
bar ell SortioSminbeforening, oct err
rinlelig, of man Der life letter fer.
Zig Tris poa of Den pafre oomle Sir.
tc fanifc ifal no al 8paben. Ter er
o9iao Flnncr berborte onl at Iamle
in6 pripat De $1,000 SIR. Tom frG-
pes, o. ioa at be slmtet ON of oocr.
toge %eoliacboloet Gette ber pei OF.
'oa bli SsSningen pao Spergsmaa.
let. Nor6nIS airfc err oafrcit ser Sen
ltaar. Selp 9epartemcntct lifer life
2onfen ON at gjsre ben til en- Ntllie.
umgienitano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-20
isprliit meh Wnnb o. %ns2

Tronbbicn1. ste Oft. SEQ IospRr /
SeIeelonb brep ser igoor ilano en-
2ipbsie for 6 Wfano, Ell haln Heb.
ningsbaab og en- &ebningsilaooe.
Sra Sitron melhes at Der igoar er
bcrget ilonb A 2ipbGtter, Tom uaben-
bart life baobe ltsget lrngei Sipen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-20
Samar nne stiftsprppit. Heiihe.

rcnoe aapeaau til Gitre Gotten 9isn.
mes Socobier, iom / iioitc StotSroab
blcp ubilGpnt til S%tiftspropit / So.
mar Stiif, cr fcbt pao SISTERS /
1868 o. teplosiit aonbibat 1894. s
1906 blep ban itbnGpnt til lit MI.
booenoe Gmhebe. Sonl Def piI erilt-
ores, bonbc StiftSpropit @ienneS So.
co6icn peO iibItc 9iipcbala 1 Sten1me
mere / SotoGium emo oelt ubi1runtc,
DR.. Otto Senicn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-20
en apinOelis i SiefopanS. arono.

bicm, 24bc sept. Sfior ForIponot
Der berfra err Srile oa for noaen
Mooneber fibcn otter en- Trlle, l,ben
at &c efterIob roget Spors Saften
bar Eolitiet mo6togct Ell Webbelelie
pnt at ct apinbeIiq er funoet | ct at
6iclbponbene. nntogeIig er oct al en-
al Dc forIplinbne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-20
Wjprncn ifrrmmer Gpinbiolfene,

Spmeo SaulapaSoraeet / &ingebu
paaitoaes, at ser or Si6rn paaiGr.
DC. Zen er ialialo Bit ct al Samta-
leemncrne / 9pgoen. Sfpttcrc ifnI
ogioa bope uGret eiter beu. men lloen
Nc'ultnt. st Ear fptnoeliae gpr-
pluffere trai iorIeben pon Sierrcn /
@IuGgbalen. &c blep iao rpohc, at
DC fog Sprangct biemoner igieu. for
teller "@ubbr. oeIen". Otter Scres
llOia9n ifuloe 9iernen life pprct
ipGrt itor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-20
Stpr SrrInitbrnnb,

27oc Sept. Gn itor Sranb ubbreb
peo 2.Siben imibbngs / SrploItiir-
moct Ggreio & Ssnners 2oaere %
Sspleri pna Gn9sp / @pfioroen. Get
Ipffebc3 at bearpnie S~rnnoen. SOP.
Icriet meo Eager og Maifinbuiet err
n~eo6rGnot. SopebIageret er berimoo
reooet. Sfaoen anilaaes til $780,
600 SIR.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-20
So npe Sploaterbiem. Gaa 9pnrs

ben peb 9ergen relics Der MI ct Sol
bathiem for Wioler inoiamlet blanot
Solooterne ieIn. Sesuben iful Ser
opferes ct Solooterbiem poo Saa.
pens @efrItninger peb 2~iuebereen.
Ter fol forisee8 meb en- M Sppe, en-
"Tbenir.9 araffe".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-20
Gn Sommnnc iom har @lrbe af

tin Sfus. s SrpiiI &ommuneifooe
er Ser / 9%riitsaoret 1857 u6.
orepet c9 Iol9t Sfog for 650,S00
Ser. 3riitSomfoitnineer og 9lbmlini-
itration bar ialt anbraget til 235,-
500 SIR. Ten rene 9ettoinotrat for
aomlnen 6lir iaaleocS $4,000 Ser.
aomnllnen bar III mart afbetaIt
belle i'm @iGlb Tor sc itore Spr6ier
/ bu9bar Sfog ioriioen Ell ppIoig
Strpfning al iprocIc3 prrbifuIo
llngifog.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-20
Snrnifrlr / &nnler2 Z NnnlI

tGltft oprettet ell Sorpifole iGaes for
oct belle 9ono, nemlig poa @aaros'
mnren, bpor ct Ireol pao ca. 30C
MnaI err baonogit til 2iemebet. @te.
ninaen er at anlrQge en- SrGnotorp'
pao benne Wtpr. I'll ct iao.
hont glnlGg trpn9cs Ell aapitul a
ca. 100000 ar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-20
gratsberabanen.

Sept. Gen ferite IoSio9erpogn I'll
@rntSbergbanen onfom til WenItab
igoar. Get er Ell moberlic 3bic &Gas.
les VaSiaeer. % aonbufterpogn.
Eli SratSbergbanen penteS Doerliae.
re q 4 &o9ner ira Trommens 8crf'
Iteo, og fsr bisIe er anfontmet, fan
@oncn5 Nnbning for Po~Siaqertroiit
life firbe Stcb. Gen ofiicicae Nab.
ming antageS at forcgaa lite Nopem'
Der.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-20

@nntnrl 'rigtt, men paa >un.n~.te
al at Oct benpttes til tefniit 9rug.
Sra imorgen er iaalebes fun Den tef'
uilfe Iioeling igang. 6obrifen be-
lti9itieer normaIt 200 Irbeibcre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-20
y, Soapifs WaturlracanItalt

9rarnmcn, 2oen Oft. Wobums Ser
rebsitpre bar bepiIaet 10000 aroner
til Or. Saapifs @oturlGaeanItalt
ioafremt bente legges paa Woollm.
Or. Soapif bar for foat $4,000 SIR.
al Sfibsreber Soban Saga.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-20
81 fraftia 9prtiSstiara. Ser

26be Sept. SfrGOoermeItrene / Ser
oen bar inbremmet Spenoene 40
Trocent j 9prtioSti09g. Sioligere
bar De inbrsmmrt 10 Erocent. 81
aelebes bar man belliittet at lutte
&l. Z Iften.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-20
3 Reicr / ct Stnb.

3 Hsicr ! ct Stib. SpoIemelfcr
aarl Saug hos Sn9enisr arogitob,
SerIanb. por forleoen noe paa Sagt.
San if ba ic 3 Reier Tom iat poa en-
@biit meb 4Gbbene moo %boeranore.
5Icre 6itsIc .iaa ban life. San iprte
los = o. 3 Tsier folot til Sorbcn.
Gen treble, bar ionoipnliouis Tibet
poo et Spiit unoer DC TO andre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-20
0oDt for &beamatisme,
9tnitcrple lssncr be itipe 9ebemob
Tprortper Smcrten.

Sprortpcr Smcrten.
! gu bill pibe bnprfor Suiinber brIaer
9tuiterolc. naar on ensuug %erfarer Den
gl9nelige Sinoring bct eiuer.
Saa itrar en- &riitfe fra nGrmeitc Slpos
thef. Set err en- rem, bpie Salpe. ~tilpirtet
mce Senepsolje. 9eore cnb Serepsplas
fire % frembrinser life @abler. @riuger
9incrins oe Somfort mebens Oct gnioes
paal
RuiteroIe er a~nbefalet al mango Srs
Ger pa SpsepIeierifer. 1ilioner az aruts
fer brugss aarIis for Sroniit, Strubes
boite. ftp Yatfe. gitbma. N~enraIgid.
YIeurifp. @bennatisme, 9urrbaeo. Smerz
ter oo 0erten / Rna eIer Sebemco, Nors
Itrrt.eIier. iaare gtu'fIer, Steo. 5roittmus
Der. fcrfrosnc Ssoocr. 6orfieIeIie / SrDs
tet bet forshpgaer bite suuerbet9nhelie.)
SOC "a 8,e Aruttsr Scipitoiiierrslie ESQ.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-20
@eoel Sarlsbera % Frne bar

ySe0eI SurI"uerA ug TrHe Nnt
anlebning al lit 8llIobrpIup opret,
tet et 2e9ot poo Ser. 10000 til 9eb.
ite for Susnlpnb og s(rbeioere, Tom
bor pPret | Sarlsberg Sopebgnarbs
Sieneite / % gor. On Tcrtion poa
5000 Ser. ifal uboeles boert treble
Gar. Set err Wenin9cn, of benne
Sltm ifal bare en- @iGIp ior geb.
fommenbe til at ifaife iig eget
@o~arbsbru9 / Gem Serreb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-20
Stenifreb / Spar. 9

Sept. Eao @oarbeu 9spial oneilier
Saobeim / Soen bar ser 5orsoag
iunbet Steb ct Sorb- og Stenifreb,
lom anrettet flor Sfaoe paa @aar-
ben, oa Soitueien fra Saobeim iii
Scribe bleu aiort uiorbar. Ser bar
/ De iioIte Gage | ptre Sogn pGrct
llpeir icm bar anrettet aoifilIia Sfa.
DC. Taa ct SoteI blGite Saget neo.
6lomifaoen | Slben piier iig life of
pare Iaa Itor iom isrit autaget. en-.
Del prroifulb Marf itrsg Dog meo.
llpeiret bar MI git iig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-20
Wnrnes itaritc Hntet.

nlanb. Waior Wioen bar ifel9e "8iss
pifS 9lab" apIet en- Totet poa ct belt
ailoeram. San bar bermeb ilaaet
fuIbitnnoig al Warfeu pen Gotet pao
$50 Gram, iont set nGpnte @lab tto,
liaerc aniaa for ben itsrIte / &i9et og
Tom par poret hos @~aarbbruger SO.
ban 8. Ggsne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-20
Etpr Spmmerbanoel.

lmcr 0amplaa % Sspleri bor | bisic
Gaze al Sans Solitab, Sao9e, fisbt
1000 SpIpter Qropt Sommer paa
Mob. 8artict oiI BIT brepet' frem /
@inter og cr iiffcrt set iterIte Rdrti
Gemmer Tom pil bli iolgt ibeit /
8uobronoSoolcn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-20
Niut ltbbnttc az ct Iaal Sprb.

|, grpprtsr SohonneS @if | Stapan.
qer bar poa ct WaoI Soro, &orcel
Rr. 10 2ebaal, teItet life minore emo
% 5snoer Ioteter iorrtoen enoel
@~rsuIaaer, iortGler "Stou. Slit"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-20
Gr ltlpene itsrre enS fsr?

UT IIIUtHt NbFrt tHu THI. Nru
9eitItaoen melbes til "HomSbaISpo.
Iten": Sargcn bar repct libel ca.
100 Sarer Der / Spgbert. Zen blir
rent en- 9anoeplage % gaar belt inc
til Susp19gene, men oct err uanifelig
at iao ifltot benz, ga Sc err inare /
%enbinaen. %orgcn or al Sterrelie
iom en- Iiben So, meget iterre emo ben
iom gieitet Giitriftet Tor omfriug so
Iar iioen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-20

0n Erpiesipr efter Srssser. acn-
ierpator 3. q. 6. Scbetelig er no
nppnt til Eroiesior / Wineralogi %
8eoIoai peo ltnipcriitetet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-20
Srrbt psb @aabeifnb. 8orasbe

SrTbf De0 TudpeNHp. NpH8sDerg,
Sbe Oft. gn Is Iar 9ammeI 8ut,
Sigrro @erget, Sen al Ole 9er9et /
2pngbaI, blep i9aar orGbt beb Goa-
beifilb, Tom Ssrnen pan Nabogaars
'Den %aifpret, ga ban fom bjem fra
Saaten. SfilbSct trai Gutter / Sea.
ben oa Sioen pna SO MeterS
Sob. Salt bsbe mat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-20
Eeshera Gpmmnne b

TIeeUtrB NUNHHIHHe Iul UE|TN
Gage toget ct froitig Soft, ibet Der er
fottet 9eilutning ON of erbperpe
Sunoe o. Satnebrpn Sfoger tor
400, 900 SIR.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-20
6alpsjefnbrifen itanIer.

6alosjefabrifen %itnnicr. Gram.
men 3oie Oft. 9anoet$ cneite Ga.
loSieiabrif pan nebre gfer, ion en-
lib lioouer bar oreoet @alosiciabri.
fution ! minhre Stil. err irn imor1en
40 neot I'll al inoitiae Sriiter paa
@rrnb al Monacl poa Raaitoiie. Ga.
100 arbeiberifer blir orbeibslsie.
6abrifeu bar ioaet ct minSre Barti
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-20
era Voree.
Sil lfSbpuuiuo NJ WrlafalSene er

Der al Splpsniugsp9 Ienets 6ono til
itaoet StisroalenS aommiine ct
9uan paa t4S,000 &r.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-22
WHIPPLE GETTING
READY FOR PROBE
Busy Gaining Information on
Stocksales Three Days Be-
fore Note Was Published

New York, Jan. %. - Sherman l..
Whipple, counsel for the House rules
committee in its inquiry to determine
whether anybody profited by leak"
when President Wilson's peace note
was sent to the entente allies was busy
in the financial district to-day getting
ready for the opening of hearings
here tomorrow, The members of the
committee will not arrive until to-
night or tomorrow morning.
The understanding in financial cir
cles is that the inquiry probably will
not be extended to a complete investi-
cation of the New York Stock Ex-
change. The present plan is to call
officers of the Stock Exchange among
the first witnesses and question them
about the exact procedure in the SELL
ing and buying of stocks. This infor-
nation, 1T is understood. will be used
by the committee to guide their exam
nations which will be made into all
stock sales on the three days preceding
the publication of the note. The pur-
pose in transferring the hearing to
this city was to enable the committee
to get the testimony of brokers and
Stock Exchange officials without de-
lay If occasion arose to question them
1t is expected that expert account
ants will be engaged to examine the
books which the committee hopes to
get hold of. This phase of the inves-
tigation will take several davs.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-22
Internal Bathing's
Rapid Growth

II is but natural to expect that a re-
llet from Constipation and the many
ills which ii causes which is so effec-
tual and so natural as Internal Bath
ing should quickly make many con-
But it's general use has increased so
tremendously in the past few wears as
10 suggest other reasons, and these are
found in the statements of users thar
they feel as if made over new the
morning after an Internal Bath
The elimination of the pernicious and
poisonous waste which is ever present
in the Lower Intestine gives Nature
a chance to work unhampered. And
one arises in the morning clear headed.
able. bright. confident and eager for the
days duties.
Mr.. Il. h. Smith writes:
Dear Doctor--Your Cascade made a
new man of me at the age of 40.
persuaded my wife to use the treat
ment also and to-day she has better
health than ever before. Since the
use of the Cascade she sleeps better
and can walk for hours without IA
tigue. Painting spells have become a
condition of the past; can eat anything
on the bill of fare and drink all beVer-
ages. Do not take cold when exposed I:
hot weather does not cause oppression" !"
The y. b. L. Cascade" the most eff
fcient device for Internal Bathing. is
being shown and explained in detafi AT
Croll Keller's. 405 Market street. and
George G. Potts Drug Store, in Harris
burg. Ask for free booklet, why Man
of To-Day Is Only so Per Cent Effci-
~~t "A advertisement.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-22

California. Scarcely sufficient to con-
stitute a Yellow Peril, is it?" .queried
the speaker Japan has developed
into a powerful nation and is in n
position with regard to China Ga sleep
ing giant of 400,000.000 population)
as would the United States be to Mex
leo if the latter had 500, 900, 900 people
within it's borders. She wants to keep
her surplus population at home and
she is not interested in getting possess
sion of the Philippines" continued Mr..
Ainey.
The talk was in the nature of a
virile defense of Japan and regret that
there should be so widespread an
opinion abroad here that we are in I'M
minent danger of war with the no
longer little nation of the Far East.
They are striving to adopt the prin-
ciple which holds in America of THE
Fatherhood of God and the Brother
hood of Man" and it behooves Amer
lea, in the estimation of the speaker,
not to spoil the situation.
Refreshments were served with
Rutherford catering.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-22
JAPAN NO PERIL
DECLARES AINEY
Says the People of Mikado's
Land Admire and Respect
Americans

Club nights at the University Club
were given an impetus Saturday even
ing when Chairman w. d. B. Ainey,
of the Public Service Commission, en-
tertained the members and their
friends with an informal discourse
on Japan and her attitude toward the
United States. Mr.. Ainey is a mem
Der of the International Parliamen-
tary Union, an unofficial organization
with representation in many govern
ments in the interests of peace.
Mr. Ainey deplored the careless free
talk of the uninformed and the exag-
geration of the press in regard to the
unworthiness of the Japanese to be
trusted and the imminence or at least
lneVltableness of war. He regretted
the discrimination of California legis-
latlon against our friends of the Far
East in the matter of land tenure.
school privileges and immigration,
unless America changes its present
suspicious attitude that is offending
the dignity of Japanese life, the very
thing that we are trying in this coun-
try to avoid will be precipitated, and
Wholly through our own lack of per-
ception. That we in this country do
not appreciate the feeling of the Japa-
nese, their attitude toward expansion
in China and their innate and inherent
admiration and respect for America is
illustrated by the crude way we de-
pict the mikado in our cartoons" went
on the speaker. THE reverence they
have for their ruler amounts almost to
worship and it is offensive to their
national pride to make light of suc,
a sacred thing. They are simply try-
ing to establish Monroe Doctrine. n
doctrine of self-interest, for Japan.
and surely we cannot blame them for
that"
The yellow Peril" Folly
out of surplus population of some
22o,Ooo'OOO there are only 100000
Japanese in this country. and tbev
own but few paltry acres of land in
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-22
8TH REGIMENT
ORDERED HOME
Companies ID and Will Reach
City About Feb. Is; to Hold
Reception

The Eighth Regiment, Infantry,
National Guard of Pennsylvania, now
at the Mexican border, is part of
troops included in an order to return
LONE, issued Saturday by the War De-
partment. Colonel Maurice E. Finney
is in charge of this regiment, and
Companies ID and are from Har-
riSburg.
While no official time has been
fixed for the departure of the troops
from Ell Paso, it is understood the
Eighth Regiment will leave within
the next three weeks. Orders fixing
the time for departure from the bor-
der are expected by Friday. Rolling
stock will have to be provided for
the troops, numbering $4,000 soldiers.
II will require two weeks to get ready
to move, and at least five days to
come from FL Paso to Harrisburg.
To Hold Reception
AS soon as it is definitely known
regarding the time of departure of the
Harrisburg companies, tie Harris
burg Chamber of Commerce commit
tee and other local organizations will
start activity in preparation for re-
ception to the Harrisburg COM
panies and staff of the Eighth regi-
ment which has its headquarters in
Harrisburg. An Associated dispatch
from Washington, d. c., to-day says:
War Department officials explained
to-day that some units of the $4,000
National Guardsmen whose return
from border service has been ordered
probably could start for home within
few days and that all will be re-
turned for muster out as rapidly as
transportation facilities can be sup
piled. General Funston selected the
organizations which are to be with
drawn according to a general plan of
relieving those longest in border serv-
ice. Troops from 20 States and the
District of Columbia are included in
the ORDER
The Pennsylvania guard m n
ordered home include the Second Field
Artillery, Sixth Infantry, Eighth In
fantry, Company c, Engineers, Third
Brigade headquarters. The Pennsyl-
vania troops will return direct to their
armories and will not go to the State
mobilization camp. They will be mus
tered out under directions from Major
General Leonard Wood, commander
of the Eastern Department of the
Army.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-22
Like a Foe in the Night
Impurities Creep Into the Blood

culation is poor and inadequate. the
first effects are a general rundown
and good for nothing" feeling that
renders you unfit for the performance
of your ordinary tasks.
This condition robs you of your use
fulness. But worse than that, it rem
ders the system unable to resist dis
ease, and almost any serious sickness
may prove fatal. Take no chances:
keep the blood absolutely free from all
impurities. s. S. S. is one blood
remedy. guaranteed purely vegetable.
1t has been on the market for more
than fifty years. and its use will make
the blood pure and rich. S. s. S. is
sold by druggists everywhere. Write
for booklets and free medical advice
to Swift Specific Co., 33 Swift Lab
oratory, Atlanta, Ga.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-22
Farmer Gets $4,000
For One Years Toll

Huntin gdon, Pa, Jan. %. - Jacob F.
Brenneman. who formerly farmed in
this county. but six years ago pur-
chased the Levi and James Sparr
homestead In Glover Creek COM
munity of Blair county. just has COM
pleted threshing and gathering in his
crops for the year. He raised 500
bushels of wheat, 775 bushels of oats,
24O0 bushels of corn and about 65 tons
of hay. These crops at present whole
sale prices off the farm will total
$4,000.
Besides. he has had a number of
smaller crops and the natural increase
of his animals. poultry. etc, which
should bring the total value of his
farm products to $4,000 for the year.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-22
100000 Belgian Pupils
Given Extra Meal a Day
by American Commission

New York, Jan. 22. The giving
of an extra daily meal to $50, 900 Bel
gian schoolchildren was the greatest
accomplishment of the American
Commission for Relief in Belgium, in
the opinion of it's chairman. Herbert
G. Hoover, who has Just arrived here
from Liverpool. Mr.. Hoover to-day
began with his colleagues to devise
relief plans for another year.
The extra meal consists of only
meat hash and bread, the commits
sioner said, but it has helped great
ly to increase the attendance at
school, Many children previously had
remained at home because their par
ents feared they would go hungry if
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-22
Exploding Whisky Barrel
Kills One, Mains Another

Richmond. Texas. Jan. %. = While
the two little children of Charles Mey-
er. of Needville, were playing at their
home they pulled the bung out of an
empty whisky barrel and threw a light
ed match inside. Instantly there was a
loud explosion and one of the children
was instantly killed and othe other is
so fatally injured that her life is de-
SPARED os.
The sister were playing in the yard
where 1t seems the empty barrel had
been placed. with the bunghole to the
ground. Upon turning 1t up. gas be-
gan escaping and the children applied
a lighted matcn, causing the explosion.
The dead girl is Helen. years old.
while the sister, who is years Of age.
had ker right hip broken.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-22
Important That the Life Giving
Blood Supply Be Kept in Per-
feet Condition.

In this day of keen competition YOU
cannot afford to overlook the slightest
advantage. You must keep in perfect
physical condition, and ever on the
alert to tackle the days problems.
You cannot afford to permit any
impairment of your health. Anything
that affects your physical well-being
is a handicap that will prove serious.
The most important part of your phys
ical makeup is the blood supply, and
upon its condition depends the proper
action of every vital organ of the body.
If the blood has become impoverished
by impurities creeping in, if the cir
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-22
The Workers of
the World with hand


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doors, under all conditions
and In all climes, will find in
Shredded Wheat the food
that supplies all the material
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and good brain-a food that
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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-22
ELECT DIRECTORS

At the annual meeting to-day of the
stockholders of the State Capital Saw
ings and. Loan Association, two direc-
tors were reelected. T. r.. Pierce and
John II. Melick. At subsequent meet
ing of the board OF directors, these of
ficers were re-eleced: President,
George w. Sreighton; ice-president
and general manager, Il. r. Pierce; sec :
ond vice president, Joseph Savidge; sec
retary, John p Melick; treasurer, E. u.
Gross; counsel, Joshua w. Swartz.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-22
FROM THE SISTERS OF ST. MARY
Grateful Letter Tells of Good Results
Obtained by Using Father Johns
Medicine For Colds and Coughs

colds. Gratefully yours, (Signed),
Sisters of ST. Mary, Farnham, N. Y.
1t Is important to remember that
Father Johns Medicine is so valuable
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composed of nourishing food elements
which give new strength and rebuild
wasted tissue. Father Johns Medi-
cine has had over 60 years success
1t is "a doctors prescription, not pat
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