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Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-03-22

&aIbtngtun, 21. MGrs. - Der
ErGibent bat angeiidts Der iuterna=
tionalen aricgslage ben apngrek be-
reits anf Muntag, ben 2. Npril, eins
bcrnfcn.
@aIbineton, 81, Nars. - Gs fano
bente unter Dem &Oriit bes ErGithen=
ten &ilIpn elm nidDttger Sabiuettsrat
itatt. Ginittmmig herridDt bic slniidt,
oaf infulge Der lekten GerIenfnug Der
amcrifaniid)cu SdDiffe r&igilaneia"
Memphis" nnS ySlltnuis" tatIadlitJ
&riegssnitanb 5lpiid)en ben Ser. Staae
ten nuo SentId,lanb beItebt.
Serner bnt oas gunbcssGriegsDers
lthernngsbiire, bas 5nerit nmr omcs
rifaniIdle 2aonngen, Die yttdItfpnter
banbe iuarer, in bic @eritd)erung ein=
idJloF, oicie min audi anf Souter4
banoe=2abnnaen aasaebebnt, aber
ntd)t anf Senonngen pun @afieu, &as
npnen nnb Mnnitipu. In Dec Spite
bieIer MISUNDERSTANDING ltebt Der
sd,uieserip6m @ilions, 5inau5mini-
tier McAopp. Sumeit sunrbeu ieit
September 1914 aundbernb $500
100000 &eriidyernngspulisen ansge=
itcllt. Soiueit hetrageu bic @erlnite
ctlua 100000. Ser SpugreR bat
firslidy snIaslidye $15,0OO,OO0 fir
@erlnite beluillisf.
gsilion beabiid)tigt, bic atlantiIdlcu
;sabritrafen pun ll-Spoten st ian'
bern.
9sesu gprf, 90. Mars. Seute fanb
uuter bem Gpritboes eeidlagenen rcp,
ErGiibentId)afts= fts=Ganoibaten Gbas. s.
Sushcs cine Sitnug bes pllnlon
eeague Club" itatt, au Der audi Hoo'
! Ienelt, Goot 1t. Il. tetlnabmen. Sngbes
erflarte BET GrDffnnng Der Sibnna:
y9as bel ben bcntid,en lt-SputangriTa
fen seseiste Erinsin beSrpht ben
@p6lbeitanS Der Ser. Staafem. Sis
1srage betrifft uid)t nnr nniere San'
belsrcd)te, ionbern audi bic 3nriid'
meiinng Der 9lngriffe anf Sreibeii
unb 3ipiliiatipn. gs lit iua6rltdl an
Der 3eit, baF oas amerifaniidje &ull
oies peritcht nnb alle Srganiiatiuner
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-03-22

i6ren Nlab ftnoen m0hte. GteIe
25oee pur0e begeiitert ollh m1Berbalb
Ser Stride oufgenomuen defenders
bon BEN 55roucrL I'M ouf 0ieie Netie
lpilltg uno rnernliiolid fir 6rteoen
81 pirfen.
Sic Streittgfeiten nuroen i6lieB.
lid 0urh Den Song bon England 8es
1hlidtet uno ieber Hepublif, ote it6
oer1 8orI6loge millig fiigten, Elm Sell
0eS unlltrittcnen 8ebietes 3ugeipros
den. 3ufriebenDeit iiber BEN ausgung
unb Die it'd INNER Delter artsbreltens
De fSrieoensbenegrng peranlabte Die
Regierungen i'm Sunni 1908 81 elnert
llebereinfomme1t, nadoem ole etlpai-
qeu 3piitigfeiten einem Tribunal un.
terbrcttet fperben lollten. Sic befilrs
porteten 5ur ielben 3eit, ibre arneen
All nidt biel mebr ols elmer Yoll5el-
mohe 81 berringern.
Sic Hei1ltote oieier QbriiIt1tng tpa-
rem iiberraIheno. gon Dem onburdb
erlporten @elo tpurben 2anbnege i1nb
StraBen gebart; Die 8e1pebrs lt1le
Munitipnsfabrifen teilpeile 5l1 Shu-
len nit Sanbfertigfeits= =llnterrtd)t be-
nutt, Griegsidiffe puroen in aauf'
fobrteiIfiffe umeepanoelt. slber bon
oieI gr6berent Wert, obgeieben bon
bieiem materiellen @elpinn, lit oas ges
qenieitige Gerbalten 5ipiiden Chile
uno 9lr1entinien. 9ltes WiBtralien
rno gitterfeit perihpanben, eegeniei'
tiaes @ohlnollen unb 8ertrnten fob'
ten nod unb nod Sub uno Der @unlh
bon giihof 8enapente, elm GbriItus'
bilb an Ser @renSe 5u errihten fam
CUR Nusfiibrltna.
Gie gereinigung oer uGbriItliden
Wiitter" in guenos sIires, cine Der
ar6Bten Srooniiationcn Ser Welt.
nobm cs ouf iih. fir Die notieen 8el'
Der su ioroen unb beollftroate eine.t
iunqcn aiinitlcr in 9roentinien. Mn.
tco 91lonio. NIT Dem entipurf fiir oos
aeplonte 9enfmol.
Gcnora De Gotta, @orlitenoe bes
GbriItlihen Wutter-gerelns, lno oas
Gobinett. Gertretcr oustparrtiaer
Q6nocr. 3eitunasleute, Bencrcle unb
slbmirolc, gi'hofe, 6clebrte ullp. elm.
oie fcrtiggeitellte ghriitus.statue 81
beiihtioen. gu ~Seinen" sSiiBen Ite'
hcnb, umoeben bon Den hcrnnrraaen'
oen Ger'onfihfciten, mohte lie bel'
einbrinafidcn Woridloa, hiclen Ghri'
| Itns off Dem monlid1It hohcn Tulifi
| in ben anben als @abr5eiden ailf5i,'
! itcIlen.
esm ssebritor 100. n,trben Die LETT
ten Sfritte hafiir arton. Sau'crlne
fonen am Mheno porher l,nb fampicr'
/ ten in Ser NGhe. nm Die Seierlidfei'
ton nift al nermiHen. Sinaen nni
! geten. aannnenihiiSie. bic in ncn Vcr'
neu nichcrholtten. nnren elm Tril bes
programmes. Ger augcnblid bee
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-03-22

GntbiilIens oieicr gbriItusItotue, Der
gon3en 8eIt qetpeibt, oI8 cine pratti'
Ife 2eftion fir o5rieben uno 0e8ens
ieitiges 8obImollen unter alien Men-
ihen" NOR ein nonOoht8DolleS, feters
IideS Sdrpeigen".
Die GbriItusfigur lit 26 SUB bod
bos 4reu3 inn Iinfen 9lrm flint SUB
b0ber, Die rehtc 9ano au8geitredt &C.
gen ipertoeno ilber bas gan3e Grorett)
.uno feline @cDobner. 9luf elmer Der
9ron3etofeIn Iteben Die M2rte:
nGber iolen oieie gerge 81 Stoub
5erbr0deln, 0enn Dob Irgentiniens
|uno GbiIes 80Ifer ben 6riesen bre'
den, 5u Dem iie iid berpilidten 5u Den
6UBen TIRES @briitus, ibres @rloierS.
a. Selling.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-03-22
Sabuitreit abgewenoet.
Nbamion 0eieb uerfaiinngs:
gemab.

Ter GilenbabnItreif lit obgelpenbet
Snoent Tie oen1 appea ocs Brdlibenten
@illon nadfamen unb angeithts oer
Moglihfeit Der 9eteiligunq oieIes
2anoes on Dem ariege. eerpabrten Die
giienbobnen Die 5oroerungen Der bier
9lngelteIlten,8 ,8riiberihaften I'm 9es
piIligung oes 9IdtItunoentdges.
gtoh ben abgemodten geoingun.
gen miro Die 2obnliite aaer giicnbail.
nen 5uiammen genommen iabrlih uln
etlpa $6O,OO0,Co0 erhobt neroen.
SO. O. See, Saupt Der 3uebeamte:.
uno Spre6er fiir bic 5tibrer Der 9ri:.
oerihaitcn, ertlarte, oob Die 9cile.
aune Der 3miitigfeiten Der aroBte
siea lei, ben Die arbeit je gewonnen
babe"
vllngefdbr 100000 Mann" iagte
er, .ba6en ocu ahiltunoentag gelpot,'
men, obne einen Gent bon ibren 9eloc
bafiir sll opfern. @ir Iinb nun IN ocr
Gage, 5u un'crcn 2eutcn 8llritf5ngcs
ben nit Der groBten Saf)e, Die ien1als
fir Die grbeit seponncn luuroe."
! 3ngteicb bat bas @unbesobergeridlt
oos g(oanIon Ihtltunbenqefeb ols
uerfoi'nnasmdBig llnh redtsfraftig i'll
ieber gesiebung erflart
Gieie gntId,eiouna madt ohtSti,r'
oen aur reoelmobiaen Fogesorhelt
fiir beim getriebe BON 3iiaen bcifdf'
tiote WtGnner nnb naht bic 2ofner,
h1huna, bie bel her annahmc bes 8e.
lebcs in borldufige Wirfiamteit trat,
geietIif,.
Gie iofortiae tempordre 9ohner.
hThrna,. hie bohurh bon ben Gile,,.
bnhnanaeiteflten oetpnnnen fu,irbe. BE-
trifft runb 100000 0eute oes 3ugs'
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-03-22

Ilibr bis Sonntas gsadlmittas 4 llhr
auf oem Meere, ebe iie aerettet mer.
ocn fpnuteu. Sin ll-Sppt unbcfann'
ter 9tatiunalitGt fplgte udfrenb Der
, eansen 3eit in elmer Gntfernnns poa
90 Oarbs, pbuc ansnrnfeu.
Die geiabuna Der rGitp Of Rem.
pbis" une bes Sanfoampfcrs ySllis
nuis" meld,e ebenfalls beriaafcn, ftns
anaeblidD sercttet.
Ter @ert Der r&ieilaneia" IGmt
Der Saouna betrns $1,75O,0OO. -
gMenpbis" beIaR ein @aiierpers
! bringing ppn 5252 Sonnen; ySlli-
nois 1926 Spnnen.
sSeitere lt-Spptppfer.
Berlin, oraitlps uad) SaDuille, 20.
Mars. - Die beutid)c Aomiralitdt
berld,tet cine ,peitcrc &crienfnna pun
10000 :. int sltlantiidDen Csean,
i'm Ganal nno in Der 9torbiee, barnn-
ter ben britiidDen beluaffueten Greuser
yGonuansbt", 264S Sonnen, einen
beluaffneten britiId)en 9reimaiter
BON 1900 Sunneu, bic britiidDen &c.
gelIhiffe gMceean", rIbaia", uaac.
laibc", y8aselle" unb rlltopia"; bic
brtiid)en 9ampfidliffe rGeoGap" nub
g8rasia", 1929 Spnnen, ben eriedDi.
IIdlen Sampfer rEausalus", 1888
Spnnen; bic nprwesilden 9anpfer
/ Irsteeras", r2aauanser", uearfaite-
naes", rSbeSe 5agelnno" nno bas
nor,ucsiIde Seselid)iff uSermes".
Berlin, brabtlos nadl Sagnille, 10.
Mars. - Cine amtlidle gefanntma.
dung Ses beutiden GeidJsmarinemi-
ntiterinms lamtet:
,9entidle llnterieebupte baben nett
lid, II 3ampfcr, 2 SeaeIIdliffe nnS
| 3 GpblenIdliffe NIT einem @eiamt"
tonuengebalt BON 4S,150 berienft.
9asm hat elm l1uterieebout eiHea
ffeinen feinbiitfJta 'Ssssas,s' issss as.ssr
fippbaren Sdlorniteinen nnb bus
spcsiaIIdliff n, bas ais cine Safe
fir lt-goute eineeridtet iuar, ber-
ienft. @on bem lettsemamten SdDiif
] (eSnrtipt1Jrto n1tf Seite B
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-03-22
Sanf icifeus bes TrGiibenten
hrs WnfipnaIhuuhrs.

philadelphia, Z. Mdr5 1917.
Mein Iieber 5err Gen1nthl
Sire om %. fsebruor i'm
Giunr ,saIls 9iotarp Club aehaI-
tene Rebe iii gans oorsiiaIid,. gs
fann fein 2fncifel bnriibar al,f.
fommen bnk Sic auf Der edjten.
red,trn Wndot sum @ohIe unIe-
rer Ser. Sfaoten nidt BON
Gnnlnnb - Itehen.
Wenn berartiaer @eiit nno sd.
hinfeit ima nur nnenthoIben per-
trnten fndren mir anr balo I'M.
iercr fiefioen Teinbe 9err.
Seralihe Griif,e.
Sbr errcbener
6. s. 4ernmer.
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Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-03-22
g. Garth ofbt.
ct. 2oui8, IL. Mdr5 1917.

(gr aongreBmoun 8ortboIht
mar einer ser bonn aonarcB err
nnnrttcn Spesial aomnliIidre,
nc[d,e Dem beutid)en Safer nno
Der octtihen gsotion einen slb-
eub Der in @aitinqton crrifte-
ten GtcubensStotue iiberbrohten
unb mctd,c Gtotue am 2. GSept.
1911 IN Yotsoan feierIif ert.
biiflt murbe.)
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-03-22

begleitoienItcs nit OuItigfett bonn 1.
SSSanuur 1917 uno miro altf insgc-
iomt srpiiden $4O.OO0,0Oo mo $780,
100000 geihdbt.
Die gntIheioung bcs gulbesobet-
gcridtes nuroe nit 8 gegen A Sttm-
men obgegeben tpobei Die Sberrihtcr
GoD, 8itnep, Gon De Gonter iolpie
McHepnol08 6ngegen tparen.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-03-22

y. q. n z Il III e.
= = = &.a+ AS&4A A44
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-03-22
9anf.
1trteile bon Gr.Gonsrehmann
Giiharb Sartbolot uno
Or. Is. 5. !Seramer.

Serrn Sans 8entlltb,
Br1liOeut Serolo Bubl. Co.,
Siour Sails, g. 9.
@erter sSrelno 0enutb!
ssbre mannbnfte Hebe, ipelhe
Sic i'm Rotorp Club an Der 5eier
George 8aibingtons bielten, bat
ouh mir iebr groBe Sreuoe be.
reitet. sic baben Der g,tten ga.
DIE einen iebr meientlihen GienIt
geleiitet. So6e INNER nod Soft
nunq, baB Die Suppe niht 10
beib gegelieu miro, nie Tie inn
Often gebraut miro.
Mlit freunOlhaftlihen 8riiBen.
CL%.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-03-22
&pm9reE fiir 2. 9lpril cinberufcn.

9adbider aregs5uiauo 5wden Ser Saaten uo 0eutbano
Jif519 ber 9Seiront int Sriegsplau Der Oeutleu.
lleber eue Miltou Tpnnen felt l. Tebrrnr perentt,
Dartuter alnerifantde Sdbife.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-10-26
SCOUTS HELP
in CAMPAIGN
Distribute 900 Pieces of Ad-
vertising as Their Part
of War Loan Drive

Complying with the wish of the
local committee handling the Second
Liberty Loan bonds, Troop scouts
left the selling of Liberty bonds to
Older and more experienced statesmen,
but they did their bit by distributing
nine hundred pieces of advertising
matter to the homes in their district.
Two members of.Troop attended
the Y. NJ. C. A. Older Boys Conven-
tion at Berwick October 10 to 81.
Donald Egolf. as a delegate from I'm
manuel Sunday School and George
Beard as a delegate from Troop 4.
Both boys gave good reports last Mon
day evening, and will be regular
storage batteries of helpful thoughts
in the future.
The troop is grateful to Mr.. Dins-
more for the good care he took of
the boys. Troop sent its report OF
War Gardens to national headquar-
ters this week. Among the proceeds
was an item of fifteen bushels of po-
tatoes, besides sweet corn, beans.
tomatoes, cabbage, etc. The net
profit was over S21.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-10-26
WILL LEAVE ON
OVERNIGHT HIKE
Troop 6 Will Garry Full
Equipment on Their
Journey

Troop 6 will hold an overnight
hike. leaving Harrisburg about three
o'clock tomorrow afternoon, return
ing about ten o'clock Sunday morn
ing. All scouts of the troop are re-
quested to report at the scout room
not later than three o'clock with full
equipment, including blankets and
eating utensils.
The members of troop 6 are in
terested in the proposition of a scout
basketball league and will have a
team to represent them.
One night last week a scout while
riding down eleventh Street noticed
large black object lying on the
street car track. Investigation prov
ed the article to be a large search
light which had fallen from a car.
The scout placed the light on his BIZ
cycle and wheeled it to the power
plant of the Traction Company.
where reward was offered. The
scout explained why no reward could
be accepted and said that he was
rewarded by the fact that another
good turn had been added to his
| list
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-10-26
Words of Praise For
New Harrisburg Official

Referring to the departure OF
Superintendent ]. K. Johnston from
Tyrone the Altoona Tribune says:
MIR. Johnston is a practical rail-
road man, having started as a rod
man and learned the business of rail-
roading from the ground up. The
interests of the company he served
were always first with him, and his
promotion to superintendent of the
Philadelphia division comes as a
recognition of his true worth and
merit.
while we are glad to learn of Mr..
Johnston's advancement, Tyrone is
losing one of it's best and most pro
gressive citizens. and n man who has
done great good for the betterment
and advancement of the comm munity.
Through his efforts Tyrone has one
of the finest Y. NJ. c. AS and ath-
letic parks in the state of Pennsyl-
Vania.
THE Tyrone division employees
also regret the loss of a superintend-
ent who has been fair and square
with them in all his dealings. I'm
der his superintendency the Tyrone
division reached the highest stand
ard of efficiency of any single track
railroad in the world"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-10-26
$NEWx and NOTES OF THE BOY S1OuTS$
SCOUTS CAN DO
PART in SCHOOL
First and Highest Duty Is to
Make Himself a Fit and
Valuable Citizen

Last Friday evening was truly a
great test to many of our scouts
Every scout that was present at the
Y. M. C. A. hall, marching through a
heavy rain, showed his true sense OF
patriotism and loyalty.
At the beginning of the school
session the scoutmaster informed his
scouts that he was very much inter-
ested in their school work and that
he wanted a report of their applica-
ton and department in school. Sew
eral gratifying reports have been
given to the scoutmaster There is
no better way for his scout to serve
his country than in the schoolroom.
His first and highest duty is to make
himself a fit and valuable citizen,
and the way to do that is to stick to
his school with all his heart and
soul and to study as he never stud
led before.
On the other hand, while it is on
our mind we might as we'll say that
in our opinion a boy who can go to
school and won't go to school, or a
boy who can master his studies and
doesn't master them. is as much n
Stacker as the man who tries to dodge
the draft.
On account of the musicale at the
church the scout orchestra will not
have their weekly rehearsal. With
the enthusiasm manifested by the
scouts and under the leadership of
Assistant Scoutmaster w. L. Bailey,
the orchestra promised to be quite
an asset to the troop.
A good hike with a few variations
has been planned by the troop for
Saturday. The starting time is 1890
"A. m.
GEORGE REINOEHI.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-10-26
Second Class Exams
Engrosses Boys of IL

All members of Troop IL are work
ing hard on second class examina-
tions in anticipation of an early test,
and it is the hope of each boy TO
qualify for second class badge
when they are given.
Dr. ]. Moore Campbell who is now
acting as assistant scoutmaster, is
teaching first aid at every meeting,
and the troop expects to stand high
in this branch of scouting in view OF
the excellent training being had.
Five members were present last
week at the scout meeting in the
Y. M. c. A, where medals were
awarded to those scouts who sold
Liberty bonds last summer.
Recent outdoor expeditions have
included trip to Spooky Hollow and
an overnight hike.
STANLEY HOSMER,
Scribe.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-10-26
ELIMINATES ALL TRACES OF
SCROFULA AND BLOOD IMPURITIES

S. S. S. goes down into the blood.
where the trouble is located, and
eliminates every trace of impurity,
1t cleanses thoroughly, and adds new
strength and vigor to the vitality.
This grand old remedy has been
on the market for more than fifty
years, and is sold by. druggists every
where. Insist on the genuine S. S. 5
If you know of anyone afflicted with
Scrofula, or any trace of the dis
ease, you will be doing them favor
by writing for our valuable litera-
ture.
Our medical director will give,
without charge, full advice about the
treatment of any case. Address
Swift Specific Co, 223-J, Swift Lab
oratory, Atlanta, Ga.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-10-26

table Compound is the best medicine
l have ever taken and 1 can recon-
mend it to all suffering women
Mrs. PERCY PRESTIDGE, Aber-
deem, Idaho.
Women who suffer from those dis
tressing ills peculiar to their sex
should be convinced by the many
genuine and truthful testimonials we
are constantly publishing in the
newspapers of the ability of Lydia e
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to
restore their health.
To know whether Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound will help
you, try it! For advice write to
Lydia f.. Pinkham Medicine Co
(confidentiaD, Lynn, Mass. Your
letter will be opened. read and an
swered by n woman and held in
strict confidence
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-10-26
Be Sure Scouts and
Live Up to Pledges

Before another issue of the Scout
page comes forth Halloween will be
over for another year. 1t is TO be
hoped that all registered Boy Scouts
in Harrisburg will live up to their
Scout obligations on this occasion.
Scoutmaster John w. German, Jr.,
dropped into headquarters recently
and suggested that all be cautioned
against the practice of throwing
corn, flour, cornmeal, rice. beans,
ETC., on Halloween. The waste in
foodstuffs by uselessly throwing
same about ought to be avoided by
everyone at such time as this, and
certainly by Boy Scouts.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-10-26
Halloween Party to
Be Held bv Bows

At the last meeting OF Troop II, a
Halloween party was suggested. A
committee was called to act upon it.
and they met at the home of C. H.
Crist, Wednesday evening, October "a.
Arrangements were made for the
party. which is to take place in Mar
ket Square Church on Saturday eve-
ming. The boys appointed for the
work were William Murray, chair
man; Edward Watson, Daniel Bacon,
Persey Walker, treasurer; Charles
Crist, scribe.
All boys in Troop IL are urged to
be present this evening at the meet
ing at 7.15 o'clock. Business of great
Importance will be transacted.
CHARLES CRIST
Scribe, Troop II.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-10-26
Kills Catarrh Germs
Hyomci the Most Wonderful Treat
ment for Catnrrh Eyer Discovered

Do not try to cure catarrh by TAX
ing drugs into the stomach; it can
not be cured in that manner. The
only way in which this too common
disease can be cured IS through a di-
rect application that will kill the ca
tarrh germs and prevent their
growth.
Hyomei is the only known method
of treatment that acomplishes this,
It is the simplest, most pleasant. and
the only natural remedy for catarrh
that has ever been discovered
The complete Hyomei outfit costs
but little, consisting of an inhaler,
dropper and sufficient Hyomei to last
several weeks. This should effect a
cure in ordinary cases, but for chronic
and deep-seated cases of catarrh,
longer use may be necessary, and then
extra bottles of Hyomei can be OBJ
tanned for a few cents. 1t Is not
alone the best Git might be called the
only) method of treating catarrh, but
it is also the most economical.
Remember, that If Hyomei does not
help you, II. c. Kennedy will refund
your money.-Advertisem
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-10-26
SCOUTS IN PARADE

Boy Scouts have been asked to pa
rade Monday night in the big cele-
bration to boom recruiting. AS yet
definite details regarding the line of
march and position in line have not
been received at Local Headquarters
All troops should watch the daily
papers and find out from the pub
iished notices when and where to as
semble. Scoutmasters, or patrol
leaders should upon arrival at the
proper rendezvous report to the mar
shall of the parade for definite as
sipnm emf in line.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-10-26
Too Young to Become
Scout but Distributes
Loan Posters ANYHOW

Charles Cumbler, 236 North Sec
ond street, is too young to join the
Boy Scouts but not too young TO
cherish a desire to serve his country.
So Charles has been helping to dis
tribute Liberty Loan posters from
house to house during the week.
National Boy Scout headquarters
requested that all literature not used
in obtaining subscriptions be placed
in the homes as an advertising me-
dium, and in this connection Charles
Cumbler has been serving as a pa
triotic agent of Uncle Sam.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-10-26

You Can Rely Upon $. S. S. For
Results
Don't do yourself the injustice of
laboring under a physical handicap
that you can easily rid yourself of
If there is the slightest trace of a
scrofulous affection in your blood, no
matter how remote, it is your duty
to get rid of it as soon as possible.
There is one treatment that you
can absolutely rely upon for satis-
factory results. S. S. S., the most
thorough blood remedy known, is an
antidote to any poison in the blood.
This has been proven in hundreds
of cases which have yielded to S. S.
s., even after other treatment has
failed.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-10-26

would be in attendance, and eacI
troop would take some part in the
program. One troop, for example
could take signaling, another wood
craft, another get up an entertain,
ment feature, etc, and thus a verJ
profitable and interesting evening
could be spent. Such programs al
this serve to unite the Boy Scouts OF
a city and builds up spirit OF
camaraderie that is highly valuable
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-10-26
Troop 20 Will Hold
Big Meeting Tonight

There will be a meeting of Troop
20 tonight at o'clock.
Charles Mehring, assistant Scout
master of Troop 16, will be present
and tell about he Older Boys Con-
vention at BerN TX.
The troop HI received the First
Aid kit and the troop flag; these will
be at the meeting.
Plans will be made for the hike on
Saturday with the other troops of the
city, as well as for the parade Mon
day evening, Oct. 20.
G. PARK WEAVER.
Scribe
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-10-26
How Does a Scout
Basketball League Listen !

A boy scout basketball league is
suggested by Scout Diener of Troop
6. How does it sound to the rest
of you fellows? 1t ought to be pos
sible to make up a corking league
out of the material in the eighteen
scout troops in Harrisburg.
The only difficulty would be in
getting the courts. Practice floors
and courts for match games are not
plentiful. but no doubt some way
can be found to run off a schedule.
Let's hear what you think of the
idea. If you like it let Headquar-
ters know.