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AMERICAN PRISONERS GO TO THEIR DEATH
 WHEN GERMAN SUBMARINE IS DESTROYED

AN ATLANTIC PORT, Aug 23-Capan Albert Oliver of the steamship Campana with the gunnes taken prisoners after the Campana had been sunk by the U2 their deaths with the Germans the submarine when she sunk by French warshp according the story brought by the of the Campana The Uboa fell prey the patrol boat within short time after sinking the Campana
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CHARGES FRAUD lN INCOME TAX RETURNS

WASHINGTON, Aug. 23-Senator Lewis of Illinois a speech support of the Gerry amendment which would millions by increasing charged that rich dauded the hundred million dollars by perjury and rckery the of income The amendment was tentatively adopted.
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PREFERS DEATH TO INSANITY

SEATTLE, Aug, 2l.-Fearing mental de engagement Thomas Miller, University of Washington graduate, and employment agent for local shipyards, committed suicide today.
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ASSISTANTS TO HOUSTON

WASHINGTON, Aug 1S.- President Will son today nominated C. Ouseley of Texas and Raymond A. Person of Iowa as as sistant secretaries of agriculture
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TO TRAIN IN CUBA

HAVANA, Aug. 18,-The Cuban govern ment has undertaken the preparation of mobilization training camp for the Ameri- can forces
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Operations Near Verdun
GENERAL WAR NEWS FROM VARIOUS FRONTS
Photographs of American Camp

PARIS Aug 1S-An extensive of photographs of the army camps taken by German did not reach Berlin The flyer interrupted his way back three French planes and brought earth The aviator killed and his
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MEATLESS DAY IN PROSPECT
 FOR PEOPLE OF AMERICA

WASHINGTON, Aug. 21>--Nasloaa FooG Administrator ii, {, Hoover yesterday gave warnlng that the wo4sd Is faeag a meat famine He has asssled stAtemeat indicating the prospect that 6 naeaaesS dss each week wiA be ordered ia the near future The supplying of our allies with meats is devotvinE mainly on the Unlted States
 Mr Hoover announced today that he would fix the price oi this years wheat crop oa Septenser I,
 Preparing to Pct II Into Effect
 WASHINGTON, Hug. s4-Eood Arlmin~ istrator Hoover wifi leave tonight for Chi cago to take action toward conserriag the coaMHs's Esee&t supply,
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HEAR ALARMING RUM0RS
 OF RUSSIbN CONDITIONS

WASHINGTON Ang D.--Decidedy alarming reports concerning conditianns in Russia are being widely circulated in Washington today. These range from stories that te Kerensky government IS about to be overthrown 0 others that serious riot ing has broken out in many large Russian cities. Secretary of State Lansing refused to discuss the reports
 Petrograd My Be Objective
 LONDON, Aug. 2s-'Vith the Ang lo-F1ench and Italian offensves increas g in fury the Germans are ,,ndertaking brand ne:1 drive along the extreme northern and eastern fro,t, wbch may have Pero- :rrad as its objective
 Commander -n-( hief Is Optimistic
 PETRCGI2AD. Aug. l6.-Folowing conference .r,tb Premier Kerensky General Kornllof sad the ent measures had sra agthened the army ID com oatlvtness,
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SECRETARY OF COMMERCE REBUKES PACIFIST

WASHINGTON Aug. 24.-Secreary of Commerce Redfeld, in letter prominent pafst today characterized Germany "desperado naton adding: And this is the time you choose to cunningy lift your in behalf of auocracy'
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Five Hundred Reported Killed

PARIS, Aug, 22,-Two dispatches from Madrid state that five hundred persons have been killed The princpial disturbances are at Bilbao, Madrid and Barcelona Owing to the disorders the Spanish government is exercising an iron censorship Many news papers have been suppressed
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Monster Allied Air Raid

PARIS, Aug, 20The office announces that hundred and eleven machines participated raid dropping teen tons of proecte on German military establishments They shot German machines and lost two The raiders approached within eleven miles of the Rhine
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WIZARD TALKS WITH WILSON

WASHINGTON, Aug. 21.-Thomas A. Edison conferred with President Wilson and Secretary of the Navy Daniels today,
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RETRIBUTIVE JUSTICE

PETROGRAD, Aug. 2O.-Former Czar Nicholas and his family have been exiled to Tobolsk, Siberia
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PRESIDENT ADDRESSES MlKADOS EMISSARIES

WASHINGTON Aug. 24.-President Wilson, addressing the Japanese mission expressed the hope that the proper the effort may be exetted by indignant humanity which will lead to peace both permanent and serene
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British Airplanes Attack Transport

LONDON Aug 18.-Many of eXIoslves were dropped enemy aerodomes and railway stations Belgium by British naval planes the admiralty announced today Road transports were also attacked by gunhre from the air,
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COMPREHENSIVE PLAN OF SHIPPING BOARD

WASHINGTON Aug 24It is announced that the shipping boards plans contemplate buying and constructing 272 ships of of 1000 The total will be nearly s200O OOOOOO
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RETIRED OFFICERS RECALLED

WASHINGTON, Aug. 24-Eight retired major generals and brigadier generals, were called back into active service today
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italians Capture Many Prisoners

ROME Aug. 2The Italians began great offensive yester day. attacking the Austrian lines from the Adratc the Alps The office reports that 50O prisoners have been captured and Cadornas troops have the onzo north of An hoova and have captured the enemys front line trenches
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THE SENIOR PARTNER FELIClTATES HIS DUPES

AMSTERDAM, Aug. 2oKaiser Wilhelm, in speech at the Hgoand expressed his thanks the German for revenng the enemy from breaking through the Flanders front'
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More German Frightfulness

PARIS Aug 24.-Two German alrpanes dropped bombs o the hospitals back of the Verdun line killing thirty of tn wounded soldiers and attendants.
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MUCH BLOOD IS SPLIT
 IN SPANISH DISORDERS

BARCELONA, Aug 22.-Grest disturb ances are m progress throughout Spain Reports have been received that republic is being proclaimed at Bilbao
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Mayor GiEYs auivocal Attitude

SEATTLE Aug 23-May,r GiN learning that eonhlee Spanish Veterans and members of the Grand Army were about to call him and and the suppression o the anar chsts fishing today lying yesterday to the suggestion of the Spanish War Veteran a they would take hand ID pre- serving e city Mayor G said that instead of going after V, thy woud better get the hgherups who are inderng a government The " W strike I2aDned for Tues -La,: l,stl hll lIrt,1 2 asx
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Negro Troo5s to Be Withdrawn

WASHINGTON, Aug 2+.Seceary of War Baker announced today that the roting will be withdrawn from Texas
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Inpertinent Demand from Spokane
RIOT CAUSED BY RACIAL ANTIPATHlES
 RESULTS IN hHl} :: DERS AT TRAINING CAMP

HOUSTON Texas, Aug -4-Becaue of alleged mstreatmen y police and the c of their number hundred and fifty negro members of the Twenty fourth United States fanry guard ng camp being prepared here last night engaged ia ricti killing thirteen whites including police Three of their number also killed
 have been pa ed under guard and the government has declared martial law.
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Dry Squad Men Accused

SEATTLE, Aug, a3.-Chef of Police Rockingham has begun an investigation of reports that members of the dry squad have been smuggling liquor from Vancouver,
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Austrians Capture Men and Guns

VIENNA, Aug 23An official statement this afternoon sa the Austrans in days have captured $500 Italians snd fiji
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prsparine to Pct Ii Into Effect
SOMEONE STOLE HIS BOOZE
 SO HE WANTS VENGEANCE

SEATTLE Aug, Fl Harry Chm, & ketcAikaa, Alaska, fisherman, passenger on the steamship SestAwesteGe, arriving at Seattle fSoss the North today, became 50 enraged when he found that someone had stolen seventeen quarts of whisky from him that be confessed himself to be hootlegger and told the police that everybody ahoard was smuggling whisky frona Alaska, As result the vesse' was searched but only aa occasional bottle was found among the crfW
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Bulgarians Shell Monastir

CORFU, Aug 21-The Bulgarans fired two thousand she Monast causing the destruction of onefourth of the from fire There was heavy loss of Ie < F sat
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NEWS THAT SHOULD SHAME EVEN SLACKERS

VANCOUVER B. G. Aug 24A battalion of British Colum- ba being organized for service the European trenches
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Air Raid on English Coast

LONDON Aug. 22:-Ten German arplanes swept down the this morning. dropping bombs At Dover three persons killed during the night Arshps also raded the Yorkshire coast infcng light property damage Two of the raiders were brought down.
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SPOKANE, Aug 8.-aildante committees being throughout the Snake valley guard against depeda tons of the w. w. who threatening phosphorus urn the grain feldA
 Soldiers and Sailors Resort to Mob Violence FORT ANGELES, Wash, Aug 2D-sdceTs and sailors wrecked " headquarters here last night throwing the records into the bay,
 Impertinent De,1and from Spokane
 SPOKANE, Wash, Aug, 22-Ihe Spokane Central Labor Council today demanding the rsleas oi bers of the L " " and the removal of Governor Lister.
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Recapture of Langemarck Announced

day the recapture of langemarck and other posi- lions lost recently. The statement says: The army unshaken and in high spirits, and stands ready for ne,s hattes
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Minor Naval Engagement

LONDON Aug. l8-The admiralty announced today that British and German scouting ships engaged Thursday last German destroyer and several German mine sweepers were damaged German submarines during the engagement in ficted slight damage the British patrol forces
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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-08-21
LIEUT.. THOMAS ON FURLoUGH
4: OBERLIN 49,:

John, the 4-year-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. William Foltz, was hit by
IN automobile driven by a man from
fSteelton yesterday afternoon and
seriously hurt.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Calman an
nounce the birth of daughter, Cath
crime Elizabeth. on August IA. Mrs.
Calman was formerly Miss Lillian
Etzweiler.
William Horner, accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Miller and
family, and Mr.. and Mrs. jeremiah
Roth spent Sunday at Gettysburg.
Mrs. Elizabeth Linero, of New
York city, is spending a few days
with her son. Frank Linero.
The Ottenbein Guild of Neidig
United Brethren Church will hold
its annual picnic on Wednesday at
independence Island.
Martin Dengler, a member of the
United States Army, encamped at
Gettysburg is home visiting his fam
lily on forty-eight hour furlough.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bressler, son
Foster and Aaron Lyter attended the
Hoffman reunion at Halifax on Sat-
urday.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Casseu and
family visited the weekend at Wirts-
willie, Cumberland county.
Eugene Rehkugler and brother
Charles are in Pittsburgh on a visit
Mr.. and Mrs. George Eshenaur
and daughter Mary, of Millersburg,
spent few days with the former S
parents, MIR. and Mrs. Harvey Eshe-
naur.
Miss Virginia Detweiler, of Mid
dletown, visited with Miss Ethel
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mckinney and
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Linn motored
to Gettysburg yesterday.
James Wesley Miller, of Hunting
don, who has been visiting with An
derson Green, returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Roberts, of
Philadelphia, are spending several
weeks with their daughter, Mrs.
Webster Byrod.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Ohr, of Har-
risburg, are visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. William Stevens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Ibach and
daughter Isabelle, Mrs. Susan Raf-
fensberger, of Mechanicsburg, and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Yetter, of York,
were the guests of G. A. Stengle and
family.
Walter Bolts, of Lebanon, was en-
tertained by Mr and Mrs. Morris
Tobias over Sunday.
Lieutenant Warren Nissley, of the
United States Army, and Miss Mary
Nissley, Mrs. Clayton Nissley, Steel
ton and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Shees-
ley, of Harrisburg, visited with Mrs.
Christian Nissley and family.
Mrs. Ella Conrod, of Hummels-
town, is spending a few days with
her sister Mrs. John Longenecker.
Roy Osmer joined his wife and
family at Mount Gretna, where they
are spending their vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. FRANK Bigler visited
with relatives at Mechanicsburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Befkheimer
and Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Homes mo-
tored to Gettysburg yesterday.
Miss Ruth Sheets, of Hanover, is
spending a few weeks with Mrs.
Harry Dickey.