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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-12

telling, non-swearing, non-smoking,
non-drinking, Bible-reading, church.
going, daily prayer, worship,
tithe-giving, smile-scattering, and
what not. Logically, we should have
a league of nom -murderers, non-wife-
beaters, n-safe-robbers!
This tendency to substitute organ
ization for personal witness-bearing
is sharply characterized in II. G..
1t Through:
You see all organization, with
its implication of finality, is death.
What you organize you kill. Organ
lied morals or organized religion or
organized thought are dead morals
and dead religion and dead thought
Yet some 1I ganization you must have.
Organization is like killing cattle. Ic
you do not kill some the herd is just
waste. But you mustn't kill all or
you will kill the herd. The unlIilled
cattle are the herd. the continuation;
the unorgarized side of life Is the
real life. The reality of life is ad-
venture, not performance. What isn't
adventure isn't life."
Heralds of the New Day
Organization can never do the
great things. The very tendency of
our day to multiply organizations is
sign of weakness. What we most
of all need Is a ringing voice that
will show US the way. John the Bap-
tist was such a herald. He announce
ed himself as only n forerunner, an
oriental ''sais." the servant who runs
ahead of the horse of the notable.
His function was merely a preparer
of the path of a greater one,
All. John, you were a great man!
When you had the crowds in your
hand, when you held the center OF
the stage. when all the world honor
ed you. to turn all the power and
privilege and prestige over to an
other - that Is the qulntessence of
greatness. Your mighty message of
repentance and of a new social order.
was step in advance of all that had
been uttered by the Hebrew proph-
cts: 1t was worthy of being the center
of attention. Nevertheless, you in
sisted that you were only a voice in
the desert. fingerboard on the road
home to God.
Only greatness could thus recognize
greater greatness, Johns self b.
ordination to Jesus Is sufficient proof
that he was a God-called and God
equipped man. He asked no greater
work than to be a herald of heaven.
a messenger of the Messiah, a SER
The Detroit times., 1917-11-22
MRS. MCCLURE
TAKEN BY DEATH

Yrs justine Moran Mcclure wife
of Mai Charlie ~ McClur, T. S
A ana dauehicr of Iobn " Moran
and The mc Mrs Moran 8cd We'd
ne-day evening in her fathers
home No $50 Jefferson ave
Mr. NrClurr who had been In
tho Philippine with her husband
was taken il .here and 10 was
thouEh' best to bring hcr 10 the
United states Arriving in San
Francisco she was compelled 20 go
20 hospital and lcfi there 20 come
to pum u bc hopo OF seeing her
mother ho died however. before
Mrs Mcclure reached this city
Mrs Mcclure was born i'm Detroit
35 wear ago and marfied Mai Nc
Cltr ln ffan Shr grsi iycd by
hsr h1ebaI and ufaat daughter
'and hf Do, lather fwn sisters. Mrs
William Ven Iy-an Moore and Mrs
Richard Thornton Vrodhead and
three hrofhcrs. J BOIL Moran. Ether
idec Moran and Cyrl Moran. the
two latter in The 4 $ navy Fu-
neral arrangements have not been
made
The Detroit times., 1917-11-22
TONNES, FIGHTING ALMOST IN OPEN
COUNTRY, LESS THAN 3 MILES FROM
CAMBRAI; CAVALRY NOW IN ACTION
"A number were taken prison
er yesterday evening""
Bv WILLIAM PBILLIP sINM

81 JNHAClAaJ NNNAiAlHt
BV WILLIAM PHILIP SIMMs
Stof Correspondent United Press
WITH THE BRITISH ARMIES
BEYOND THE HINDENBURG
LINE. Nov. Victorious Britain
carried on" today with her trium-
phant smashing OF the Hindenburg
lines
Tanks, cavalry, infantry-all were
closing steadily around Cambria
the great war machine rumDling
over the enemy JUST as the tanks
first crushed the way thru the Ger
man lines.
The Tommies ara now almost
wnhin grasp of the German depot
OF Cambria as this dispatch is writ
ton
Every hour makes the British vic
tory more gigantic In its scope.
more astounding in its conception
and execution,
The Hindenburg line has been
smashed 10 finders.
In some sections Of the battle
front. the fighting is practically in
the omen British cavalry have been
In action The vast and intricate
trench defenses or the Hindenburg
line and its subsidiary lines have in
many places been stormed and the
enemy forced into defense from the
open.
Literally deliriOus with JOY, 500
civilians repatriated 10 France by
the British stroke came back from
the front today. They had been
hurriedly removed from Masnieres
10 Gouzeaucourt by the Germans and
then abandoned AZ Gouzeaucourt
they welcomed the sweating Tom
mics as they streamed IN the town.
with their stories and the tales
wrung from German prisoners. still
The Detroit times., 1917-11-22
TWO GUILTY OF
MANSLAUGHTER

After an hours deliberation. a Jury
in Judge Iedries court brought IN q
verdict ~ guilty OF mansiaughter
against Frederick G. Duh foIWer
patrolman. who shot and Killed Ed
ward Brown. April Is, during "A quar-
rel on the steps Of a I.arnedst east
resort.
a plea OF guilty 10 manslaughter
was entered by Edwin x kcister
charged with shooting To death VIII
liam Baker In 40 A. J0nr AUG
rs. during an alteration cWurd bF
Bakers attentions 20 Kc.etef NIfo
The original charge against kr or
was homicide, bat h was reduced TO
manslaughtcr
IN tho Dubs case. The court allow
I'd 20 days In which 70 petition lhc
supreme court for new trial
The Detroit times., 1917-11-22
U-BOAT TOLL
Is UP AGAIN
Vessels Sunk BY
Submarines During Past
Week

LONDON. NOV p Seventeen
British merchantmen we're sunk los
mines or submarines last week ac-
cOrding 10 ibc weekly statement IS
sued BY the admiralty or these io
and seven were less than 1000 TONS
l.ast weeks record Of Buush mer
chanimen sunk greatly exceed hat
OF the previous week, when onE One
vessel OF 500 tons OF Over and Htc
craft of less tonnage We're son jo
the bottom
The Detroit times., 1917-11-22
YOUNG u. S.
OFFICER To
GET MEDAL
Showed High Bravery
In Rescuing Man
Under Fire


AMERICAN FIELD HEADQUAR
TIERS. France Nov 20 The FIRST
congressional medal of honor for
conspicuous bravery" may 60 10 q
young ARMY lieutenant from Nee
'eetsc Wy0minC II was expected
an headquarters today that General
Pcrshing would make such a recon-
mendauon of the officers rescue OF
enc oi h. mon from No Mans land
under holvg German Gre
The cNpl0i, occurred In broad day
Eight The lieutenant had led
night patrol He and his men had
already been on duty so hours in
lhe trenches They crawled out
ever so Mans land and las fiat on
the ground listening and awaiting
German patrols one sammy. utter
ly exhausted bs the days work and
the eNertions OF the night ion asleep
~ a shell hole close 10 The German
wire oDtUueiements
When the American patrol return
ed 30 lf- OWn lut jue. before dawn
thc man ab per Was MOI wmoIi
arcly discovered was not until
daylic1' vcaied all OF tho tangled
weeds nd hOles ol so Man- laad
fha comt disclosed one man ab
sent Then ne lieutenant. sweep
ins ernir nch of The ground Will
G elsr located h missing sam
mt uek.d away n era ot u WAS
aUon bo Nne m.nH ht The Cor
Wans discovered 'lm 600 The sol
iIe crouch d down in DIS haven
The Detroit times., 1917-11-22

LONDON Nov. 22.-British
troops swept 70 within two and
three quarter miles Of Cambria
today, Field Marshal Haig re
ported
North of cantaIng we at
tacked and captured Fontaine
Notre Dame village" he said
The Detroit times., 1917-11-22

Frtap- .-vsfrr- &C. Ter go vrs-
snc.u.cffs touuf fr
A.
The Detroit times., 1917-11-22
TeutOn Army Stunned
By Blow; DefenSes
Smashed
VILLAGES ARE
TAKEN INTACT
Liberated French, Wild
With JOY, Welcome
DeliVerers

LONDON Nov. 22.-carbral.
center OF six railways, chief
depot city for the German com
munieatlons line In Central
France, was under fire of Brit
ish field guns today. It's usc-
fulness as German base is
done. Not only has the Hlnden.
burg line been broken utterly
but the VitaIly important com
muniesting line has thus like
wise been smashed.
The Detroit times., 1917-11-22

AMSTERDAM, Nov. 22.-Es-
tension Of the German barred
zone" for shipping TO include the
Azores and Greek waters was
announced in a Berlin dispatch
received here today.
The Detroit times., 1917-11-22

Prlntfnr--ti,c ninin meat kfnd-that
T. riuhf--Tinirs Job Dfpt--uHtu fa-".
The Detroit times., 1917-11-22

At the Rate Of LOO Subscriptions
a Day for so Days
The Detroit times., 1917-11-22

makes 5000 new subscriptions for The Times
u n0t2 lt does and Il has-the greatest two
hs gain ever achieved by a Detroit newspaper
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PURE BLOOD
Tie Greatest Blessing rIankind
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Oil and Gas,

In Clay district, Richie county,
West Virginia, the Imperial Oil and
Gas Products company has drilled its
test on the H. NJ. Rymer farm through
the Big Injun sand. 1t is dry. This 10.
cation is 500 feet south of No. on
the c. NJ. Darnold farm. On the last.
named iarm the same company has
completed No. 6. 1t is a very light
gasser in the Big Injjun sand. Both are
located in Hughes river pool.
In the same district the Hope Nat.
ural Gas company got buster at its
test on the NJ. Mullen farm. The Open
West Oil company has the rig complet.
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The Carter Oil company has the rig
completed for Nos. 8 and 4 on the j.
Arnett farm.
In Grant district, Richie county, NJ.
West completed his No. Sc on the Vol.
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Il Only-a word In your ear. Take
along plenty Of good strong huskies
for d bodyguard. You'll need them.
The idea that Russia Eeeds and win
have dictator is born of fundament-
al disbelief in democracy and the fixed
delusion many persons have that the
people OF Russia, being very ignorant
and totally without experience, cannot
possibly manage their own affairs.
But that is Just the point. THE PEG
PIE OF RUSSIA ARE NOT VERY
IGNORANT AND ARE NOT mex.
PERIENCED.
They are people OF extraordinary
capacity and instead OF being inexperi-
enced their peculiar form Of local gov.
eminent has trained and developed
amoLg them an unquestionable talent
for the self.goyerning job.
They have factions among them. of
couIEe. and some of the factions stand
out for wild. visionary ana impossible
things.
Tney are also plagued, cursed and
beueriled with German propaganda
almost as the industrious and insidious
as tie movement that is trying to in
duce the United States TO turn dirty
yellow.
But the masses Of the people have a
great fund of plain, hard common
senGe.
Also, while they may have little
hook learning, they understand the
principles OF democracy Just as well
as we do, and are at least as deter
mined TO have them and nothing else.
kerensky is one of the foremost
men OF his age, as lofty in character as
he il unusual IN ability. In a nation OF
orftors he is one of the greatest. He
has the orators gifts, magnetism, pres
encc a splendid voice, a marvellous
command over speech. In our own
country probably nobody this side of
Wendell Phillips has equally swayed
men.
He gives you at once the impression
Of sincerity, of man that is on the
level.
AS prime minister, he undoubtedly
understands the situation as well as
| anybody in Russia; he knows that
there can be no peace in the world
until German militarism is put out
OF it.
The last time saw him he was car.
rying his right hand in sling because
he had strained it shaking hands with
the people,
But think that with his left he
would have assaulted anybody that
called hime Dictator, the betrayer of
the young republic.
The only dictator in Russia is the
majority of the people.
1t is a dictator that knows Its job
and will do tiff let alone.
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Greek ana ssay-sum up the main cur.
rents in this latest Balkan compliea-
ton over the control OF Albania. Much
Is being said on each side, and prob.
ably It was one OF the main subjects
discussed at the recent secret confer
encs on the Balkans held at Paris.
Out OF all the discussion, however,
the one essential point which seems TO
be emerging is that the doctrine of ma.
tionality will have to be recognized by
all the parties. and that its recognition
will confine Italy's sphere of influence
in Albania strictly TO military self-de.
fence.
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not the man, Nicholas Romanotf, the
Russian people repudiated, but the
KING IDEA.
Having waited so long and endured
80 much to get rid OF it under one
name, does it seem likely they would
rush joyously to get it back under an
other?
"Where is the Napoleon of Russia?"
Well, dear old sleep walker, there amt
no SIGH animal.
There is none now and there will be
none so long as the Russian people
have anything to say about their at
fairs=1which will be until the Huns
flag flies above Petrograd and Moscow,
anyway. The Germans believe in that
sort of thing, but the Russians do not.
That makes difference.
Let me tell you now an odd little
fact that should throw no end of light
on the actual situation between the
United States and Russia.
what Russia needs" sings large
chorus Of American cave dwellers, lis
3 Dictator"
So, Russia not being sufficiently
wise to pick one out, these gentlemen
proceed to create one for her
1t is literally true-that is what they
have already done.
When Kerensky succeeded to the
place of prime minister the American
press was deluged with the assertion
that he had been made Dictator of
ResSia. 1t was said SO confidently and
hnt he
come convinced of it. Dictator Ker.
ensky," tsome newspapers always call
him, as If that were his regular title
1.-THE man that rules Russia" is an.
pther tavorite reference.
ut was an impressive spectacle OBJ.
served many journals. meaning the
meeting between Kerensky and the
late car, the man that used to rule
Russia face to face with the man that
rules Russia now"
This is all the most absolute rot and
rubbish that ever was devised. There
Is literally not one word OF truth In it.
Kerensky is no more the dictator
T OF Russia than you are. He was new.
er made dictator nor anything like die.
tator. He comes no nearer being die.
tator than his precedessor came. When
he. was named to succeed Lvoff there
was no more thought OF making him
dictator than there was of making Bill
Devery dictator.
Beyond all this, Kerensky himself,
who is most unselfish, sincere and
high minded patriot, would be shocked
and grieved to learn that America be.
lieved him to be capable of betraying
the revolution.
No one that knows him or knows the
Russians as they really are would even
90 fsr astray.
! Kerensky, like the rest of the minis.
t3y, holds office TO carry out :he Will
OF the Russian people.
And if you think that the Russian
people will ever tolerate dictator, let
me propose something for,your enlight.
eminent.
on Sunday afternoon go out to the
! meetings that cover the great Field OF
Mars in Petrograd and suggest such
thing, You will not have to prepare
any argument about 1t. Just suggest
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y CHARLES EDWARD RUSSELL

the persons that put
them are convinced
that Russia, having
thrown off one king,
necessarily and of
course proceed to
choose another.
No going without
a king.
All England, nat.
urally enough, be-
lieves this, but what
puzzles me is that
any American should
cling to a notion that
b e | o n 6 s to the
worlds antique.
Americans might
reflect that II was
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PERSONALS.

Miss Halle Orr returned yesterday
from Rowlesburg, where she has been
attending the funeral of her grand.
father.
Miss Ruth Lesson was among the
out OF town callers in Fairmont this
morning.
Ralph Gaskins motored out of town
yesterday evening.
Miss Kathryn Price, stenographer
for the Universal Products Company
OF Fairmont, is enjoying two weeks
vacation.
Eugene Orr was among the out of
town visitors during the week end.
P. H. Mcdonnell was in Fairmont
yesterday attending to business.
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HOME FOLKS SPEAK.

Clarksburg, W. Va.-uI found the use
Of DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis.
covery and Favorite Prescription to.
gether were excellent medicines to
cleanse and purify the system. ! took
them because they were recommended
In the store in Huntsville, W. Va. I
found them all right-very good medi-
cines. cheerfully recommend them,
and would not hesitate to use them
again" = Mrs. I. GOLDSMITH, III
School St.. Clarksburg, West Va.
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sau and Palm Beach counties; price
S6 to $50 an acre; all good cultivatlng
lands for cotton, corn, cane, irish po.
tatoes, all kinds Of vegetables, citrus
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purchaser; land in Duyal ana Nassau
counties will grow $50 bushels Irish
potatoes from February until May, and
$50 bushels OF sweet potatoes from
June until November. This product
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S. j. Nelson Co.. 4S5 West Adams St,
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Good Word.

Announcement of the various meth,
DDS by which the Consolidation Coal
Company is planning TO improve the
sanitary conditions in Monongah was
hailed with much delight at the mass
meeting in the Lyric Theater yester-
day evening. Many of the leading
citizens of the town expressed their
appreciation before the assembly of
the interest that the company has
been taking in Monongah.
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MONONGAH
Visiting Here.

Mrs. George Thompson, Of Pitts
burg, has been in Monongah for sew.
eral days visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Tho.
mas Russell. She returned home this
afternoon on train No. 65 of the Bal
timore and Ohio railroad.
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Repairino ALLEYS,

The Wolf and Kidder Bowling AL.
leys are being repaired for the winter
bowling leagues. Just as soon as
workmen are able to get them in
shape the bowling season in Monon.
gah will begin.
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HELP WANTEp-MALE
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"poN'T BUY A FARM"

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FARMS FOR SALE

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FOR SALE-Five.room cottage with
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LOST - Small bar pin set IN pearls,
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and reward will be paid. s-l.St2792
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FLATS AND ApARTMFNTs

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HOUSES FOR SALE

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NOSUCH MAN AS
/ NEW NAPOLEON
/ OF THE RUSSIANS
Will Of the People Is the
2 Only Dictator Declares
Russell.
|EING IDEA KICKED OVER
Russians Are Not Ignorant,
D Neither Are They mex q.
perienced.
KING IDEA KICKED OVER

I.his is another OF the series OF
articles by Charles Edward Rus.
EEL, staff writer of The West Vir-
gfnian who has just returned from
Russia, where he spent three
months as member OF the official
United States commission to the
new Russian government.
BY CHARLES EDWARD RUSSELL.
Copyright, 1917, by the Newspaper
Enterprise Association)
Where is the Napoleon of Russia?
Who is he? Do you think he is Keren-
IkyT
have these questions every day
rom scores Of Americans. Apparently
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

GOOD OPENING for hustler. Busl.
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