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ton to peace. it will not tie. it's hands
or bind itself to help tic the hands or
others. It will be grave mistake u
Mr.. Wilson tries 10 commit America :"
any agreement in the peace conference
that makes il Il party 70 thc old worl"'S
RESPONSIBILITIES OF tho old worlds Uhli-
cations. We have our own problems
n, the new world 10 solve, and We VIII
do enough when we solve these. w"
entered the war 10 protect our rights.
defend our citizens and help end a
great world menace We did not enter
the war 10 become ,hc guardian Of
Europa. or IT,. we, nurs" Of 4 bunch Of
email European republics. They have
our good wishes. but We will not will
inrly waste chc life of 4 single AUleri-
can boy for them. Any pca"" trc2'y.
We believe. which dces not express TINS
idea. SO far - the United States 5
concerned. will fall of ratification by
the United States Senate.
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TIE AERQN ANE IN FEA(iE-
WHY and How the Err Of Transportation Over Air Routes Is
Now OPENING
By FRANCIS A. COLLINS
luthor u. The Air Man. Na>; Heroes Of T<,aN H'r
By FRANCIS A. COLLINS
Authur "a The Air Man. y;


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RIPPING RHYMES
HARD UP.
BIZ WALT MASON.

N.rb winter knocking a the door
! lock my slim pnSs"ssioaS DER. and
shed. \ brace q" signs: I'm needing
bacon. meal and spuds. Ina n""d!E-
shoes and hats and buds, and prun"s
Tni hG,ns and eyes. In ncehInG
cabbage leaves 10 SMOKE. need tn"
coat that is in SOAK. IL? nee! i
'i:E"El. So:r: the shelves AZ" bar
"G pr Hn,i rake. the i""h"X has me-
luscious steak. and winters at III"
door. !:u; peace IS Also at the door.
50 L.. ny %nui b" sad no more. AMI
let my h"nri rejoice. the dove Of
peace is overhead: and wars n thing
that's done and dead. she says IL
cooling Toir". And IL the dove has
got it straight that mans Il rather
:"il"w SKA" who hands out tears or
si;:ra. though he may lind his cup
boar! hare. II" lionvcr bread or
GoWgEnGtS there. and no denaturcd
r!"s. My SHOES Let in the w!ntry
hrc"Zi'. my pants have patches on
the kn""$, they're shiny. aft ana
fore: hui lrliiinE things don't matter
M"w: >mun.hc III" crrasrs from my
brow. irI peace H. az III" door. tn"
winters coming. pretty swift. and
sr"n The Hir-ro"lcd SNOW Wall drift
and rotten t"rlp"siS roar; ana 10
W. have nn grub ar conf thrr"il still
be So! II every soul. tor peace IS ht
the door.
r'iYr.gEt n> George Matthew .'!a",'-
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The League OF Nations aud IL" FREQ
dom Of the sea wer" not questions IN
volycd in the war. We did not fight
for either Of them: and th"y hG." u"
Gircc: bearing upon. or part III. !" ad"-
quatc peace agreement
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ton or dcrarcmrrt now. and the h"iE
Carmen; IL holds in rs $arElSiy ~ SH'r
now from ya,da, hands as IN days -
pcncc. rrti'" IN its long history. has
beer h"~I|i:rd. taken and sacked. nut
now It FALLS rrln TIL" Hand:; "f men wh"
:i=ht. no: :gaIns; women Or children. a;d
who. hring ciyt.in.i m The best scn$2.
regard tn, ,-y',iru""% ~ progressive CIV
Il .:l,trn IN :h,~ past rs Things :" preserve
anil No, destroy. Early in th" war there
WIS - ropn!ar song. tho refrain nt
which d.cinr"d ,hn; TIL" Stars and
$iriors VII way" over Company" They
ar" way.sc there n"w.-Si: Louis Globe
brmuCrav
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because he was hard mp. His ac.:'ii's
have helped make, and keep. In" rA"st
OF u hard NJ.
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"rv", just had. good rrTa." sad
Rraru@,can. upon meeting his friend.
MIR. Abrahams My son. SolIy. has GOT
q commission in IN" army
'Cin on" replied AhTahams. rubbing
his hands. now much:"-Tit-EitA =
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-26

de nuestras ~haciendas, Y nuestros
hombres consagraGos a la vital agri-
cuitura, sienten Ia Zozobra constante
que atenaceo 4 sus abuelos ' a sus
padres, : que apcE2s la conocea 4
manera dc cuentos &C casa.
Hace a!gunos dias fue plsgiado 81
senior Carlos Arizmendi, a las i:orai
de Ia m~adrugada Ell que SO d!rigia s
una de sus ~haciendas, situaias cerca
&c San Martin de Texmelucan. Les
plagiarios Sc 10 ~llevaron rumbo a los
yolcanes. manifestandole aYe M t
pondrian en- iibertad antes lie ore les
antregara una talega de pesos fuer-
ties. Ell senior Arizmendi comunjco :.
su casa 10 s~ucedido, Ell Ia Que de>-
pues de Gificiies gestiones sc. cons
gu:eron quinientos pesos, :unla cor
liz cue los saiteadotes Q~uedarcn con
formes, en- vista de que era impos:-
bic adquirir mayor cantidad.
FL plagiado recuper6 la l!bertad, Y
a las cuantas noras volvi6 a SUI casa.
iicienGo que no habia conocido q mir
9uno &c los que 10 hab:an 5ccuestr:.
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AUNILlo PARA IA !SRGMhCICH DE
OTRO NENICAEO

MOUNT CALM. Texas. octlbrc 2o.EFa-a
suiragsr !os Es;tos crogados por los func-
ralcs del senior Simon Ga-iba! Gac falleci5
en- esra acbiarion 81 dia . dc! actual 4 l.
dad i" - amos un Erupo dc mcXicanCs
,cvan.0 una erscta entire sus amistades, ha-
bitrGosc rcunido Una regular suma. que has
- para cuhrir auu-lloS Eastos. La lista &C
las personals c"nt-ibuycners. es a sab~T
Juan de Il Rosa. :!.oO Pedro dc - Rosa.
80: Pablo Ru6;o. 400; SHvest-e SabaS 800 &:
L.umbas Cici.en. 2.aO Joae Amb-oSio Rian-
co. 9.5C: Z. T. MARITIME. 100: Ii. Bsca.
100. M,!ceio Ca-reon. CSC: D. Avaios. O.5o;
J.aa HERNANDEZ. l.5o: y. D. Leon. O.59:
T. Carrcon. !-5c: RefuEio Rosha. go: Ma
ario Torres. ESQ: y. Torres. $50; WencrS-
!ao Guerrero. 100 Marcos MARTINEZ. 100 ::
jesus Ycpez. leo Tomas Castillo. 90; Mar
cia! Ortiz. ESQ: Felix Hernandez. $50: Nj
cclas Lopez. go Vicente Loz-no. o.5c.
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20. "a Eywga go ggZwNENA "a E|Sa M
- : 80 8 j 6 WS&A

DlARH POPULAR INDEPENDENTS
FRECioS De SCSCRIFCtoN
En- :s Eata5os OIidos. Mexico. Canada
Cuoa, Puerto RICO, PananS- > as
is.as FiLpiucs:
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VA A COMBATIRSE A 7ELAEZ

De nuevo los diarios de esta ciudad
dan la noticia de que por DISPOSE
cion superior Sc activara Ia campana
contra Pelaez. a quien NADIA han po-
dido iIacer las fuerzas dc CarranZa
cada vez que tratan de atacarlo.
.Ahora Sc NJ ~dispuesto que las fuer-
zas que ~operaban en- las huasJecas
e hidalguense. Sc recon-
en- V~eracruz, de donde a
charan por aqua q TuXpan Y de ALI
combatir enGrgicamente al enemi-
20.
Esta nueva expedition Ia mandara
el Oral. Otiiio Villegas, quien mani
fiesta que 81 genie es vecerana Y Ia
nraior aeondicionada para Ia contier-
da Que va a emprenderse-
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OH PEONE. TRAVIS 2EI1.

E.-esG5 Ii scco..i-cissS ul<rte- reo-Gary
y ts,5. a, re Hor5 Cfiice =: SSn AcIo-
40 Tex. un1c- ce scE or March :. 1917.
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DE LA CLUDAD DE MEXICO
Plantaronse Tres mil arbcses en- Perai7ilio.- Terzible cho-
que de trenes eIscsricos.-Dicea que mejora la s:tua-
cion en- Guerrerc.-Se fug5 I'm sesino.-Ensercanbie
comerc;al entire Mexico y Peru.-Comercic criminal
de las bcsicas.-Fus pIag:ado I'm hacendado.

Como este concrete n jHdigno Y
criminal. Ia Beneiiccrcia rdblica or
demo que por ming? motive Sc a!te-
rem los prccios cNiSteEt2S Ell plaza.
Probabicnente 4 Crbicrns ton:ara
tamb:en algun4s medidas enGrgivsa.
HacerdCG0 plGgia13.
No cabc duda de que muchas de
nuestras ricas comarcas rurales cs-
tan volviendo a las antiques practi-
cas-; mcior dicho, les csta acontecian-
DO 10 Tlisrlo cue antes dc Ia paz Ge
treinta Y tantcs amos les a~contecier2,
4! plag!o recupera IL campos de az
tlvidad; la Seguridad ha desapareciGu
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PARA FINCAR

Sra. LoIis Ed.. dc Gclhrio. pa-a cor5-
,ru:- un cuarro cn IA casa 25SS :. Helena.
+. Kochler. para Eacc- varas comp"<iurIs
= Ia casa - 2. Houston. Miss :. Brandt,
un ..,ra.:c IN 29I5 calc Roosevelt z. /.
Nefi una c.ba!ir-isa On a2sl Drrxci. o. =.
Lula. an cuar,o .n .ss, Lcal. \. h. AHca.
una cana1e1zs en- al s. P-esa. Pa-iru Gi,-
"a. Una caoareriza en- COL Peasand, Ruth
Banks. Una cas- lie cIIatro cuartos en- 5?l y.
NczEuirc. Z. E. E&nor. una casa 1" dos
cua-tcs en- 6o6: Giadso,onr. } j. Bolbs=e.
una ca'eria y un -aarto en- %G05 D2Ima!.
Francisco Garcia para mo"cr una casa V
aaaijr TN euzrto a Ia mlsma en- 5000 Saltiilo.
VI. y. DorS. IRA casa de cua:ro cua-tos en-
22ae :. Salinas. Paula N. Lopez. una ca
h~aleriz: IN 25il Bonita, Jose Bustos, una
cabGl'criza ~ .el6 Tcrcz.
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HAGA ST CERFEZA.

~ ru.lqgt.- b-biGa cutc- o Ge las l.anE-
90, Isl cervCES- SIHu - 'e-::de-I SER
y.-a. lSrc-a. fcC-tc y eNrymCSS.
Sym;n:sc-a--nlg~ a listed nucstr3 extract"
..r.s.= Victoria ccosSstent" d" .2oan
: --al;a dc las r1e!o-s. con .! cU1i pGc'c
r>aeI hacc- N c-.Sl. sce.n nu.sJ-aS irstruc-
r.unea. IA m-nS cc-yc-N.
r. p-~io 10 IN p.G,seic &c "Vics9-a Beer
Ty,-a..t" para hacer : gs+"neS ia hGcna cor
VIZ. I.agr-. cs $50. MIrdsn"s 81 c.rC-- COZ
;. u-sicn y rsrihi-' - a-ticu,C For" Dc 80
t1s- II fab-icaciEu Ge cerveZa On casa : O.
.rysr d. maestro r~s.~Gctr. Z !c> eStaros pro-
r7S.-.uuJ'2s. ~ icv"!. Gar@utIzanc, salts
f@--;ur-
VICTORIA SUPPLY COMPANY.
New NOEN. y. \.
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NUPClAL

e proximo domingo. a las siete de
Ia ncche tendra lugar Ell matrimonio
religioso de Ia senorita Amalia Cue
rrerp con el senior Earl Meyer. verifi-
eanGose la ceremonial en- la catedra!
lie San Fernando.
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Regiaro Civil

WATRIHONIOS.
&. b. O-avcz ' Maria SviSuEa.
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y e are dc Diatear cSpejos as uno
ade los mas taciles y meJor pa~a-T
sdos. Con Ia tinta luminoSa puede':
..hacer marayillaS. Con el !iQuido:.
"RariGc' pQede paSar IN grabado.:.
fotografia O cstamPa del Original :.
IA c~ualQuier pape!. genera o c@riStai..
*Remita - v~ce7tavcS Y lie n,anda-*
aremos mst-GccloNeS completes de-.
,cualauiera lie loS anteriores meiiOS..
de nacer dinero. Ga. MeXicana-.
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T E

T-ateI ' guardr -.a iirccci0n para CO.,
e IA nueS--c 4 suE AMIGOS ccs SutTsn ce
caI.os. reECG:ros, ZSo-% : GTa5os de IN
n;sL Con G5c.. er tInh-es 7csCa.es qEo
&c r>mitS e Marco. a Trefta Ge cogreo'
F-7--o de porte. VA CAPITA dc poa,aGa Cat
-. Ia racio- del nGD&o para etas enfe--
rcl.lcs. Deycrieo q. Gine-o ! q persona
1u- - ere y - ssrs.
ESPRIDICN GONZALEZ.
? O Box 81 LAREDO. TEX.
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EXTRA! EXTRA
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Este t~slsseopio le oteecs Ia meloI
oOorfuE:6SG qIe Se ha pTeseRisto para
ssr las C-a-Gss v.st3s c diSt4Ecis. ESs
los SloSoS. Stialils Dqri.Is3S, come
las. Eci;psss q sol : Ce Luna Las DE-
Esli3s = CT1n t~iSiaCCiS iaS vera pO'
sVs proatcs o!oS. RsncleHns, HaceEds
dos: u.iedeS 10 ueceSifsH piT3 YER ST
sana6o. In inaFsTillo=o Y excellent
1 instrumental Teor ian osjo preCi7. Re
I bsrfsa ~pcSeeT!O los hcn0TsS. IlIleres
v ptYoS. Este t~elaScopio de ) Secci52eS
vale solo St.S0. Tte1e g. pufsa5&S ~
4 terdlGo. Ee-rftc mtGe 0DCs pui
! gaoas. Iea:eS risToS Ge eSCeiente ca
4 Had. T1b0S sc hrcnCe pulldo coa dG
4 cpniert.S protectors "a los aItrs
J o Sc auvIar& q cUsluuier ti-eCCtG
D po- - 50 : IS ceafaToS pSca Porte. p
6 tsio roy. pGes solo v~GCdeTe5SoS 1000 :
4 aSss pTecio oato
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IESSsS Of SUBSCRIPTION:
States. canada. Mexico. Ca5s. Surr
10 Alec. Panan:@, ana Ae Philippine
n:InGs:
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-05-06
VATICAN DENIES
PEACE STEP BY
POPE BENEDICT
Church Leaders Say Favor
able Occasion Is Not
Even Near

Rome, May 6 (Delayed).-No IA
vorable occasion for a further peace
move by Pope Benedict has pre-
sented itself nor does one seem near,
it was asserted at the Vatican when
inquiry was made regarding the re-
port that His Holiness would make
a new peace offer on Whitsunday.
1T is no secret" replied the Vati-
can authorities to the correspondent
that the Pope. since the beginning
OF his pontificate, has interested
himself regarding three great issues
concerning the war: First, to main
tain absolute mpartiality; second, to
limit as much as possible the extent
of the conflict and its horrors: third.
to work in every way. on every pro-
pitious occasion. to restore concord
and brotherhood among the peoples.
Given this program. it is only nat
ural that should a propitious occa-
sion arise, the Pope would do his
best to carry it out.
1T is an easy task to prophesy
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-05-06

from time to time. within few
weeks or months. some new action
on the part of the Pope which may
occur at any moment, IL a favorable
occasion arises, which, however, has
not yet occurred; nor does it seem
near"
The original report of the immi-
nence of a new papal peace move
came from a German source, in the
shape of an article in the Neueste
Nachrichten. of Munich, late in April.
This newspaper was quoted in Am
sterdam dispatches as saying the
move would be made las soon as the
western offensive assumed new
phase" and that it would take the
form of "a word of warning ad-
dressed to the universal conscience"
Cologne newspapers have been
quoted later as asserting the Pope
intended to make a new peace offer
on Whitsunday (May 19), the docu-
ment to contain concrete offers of
mediation by the Pope, it was said,
with the possible cooperation OF
neutral sovereigns. Berlin was re-
ported to have received sympathet-
ically similar information as to the
Pope's- supposed intentions.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-05-06
STATES SAVINGS
GROW $3S,OOO,OOO
SINCE MARCH 1917
Deposits in Banking Institu-
tons S1,3OS,O93, ,2O7.54,
Show Big Increase

Pennsylvania thriftiness is shown
by the fact that savings fund de-
posits in banking institutions under
supervision of the State Department
of Banking increased over s23 3,000,-
600 between the middle of last De-
cember and the middle of April and
are greater by $3S,000,000 than in
March of last year, according to a
summary of the reports of the 529
banking institutions of the Keystone
state as of April Is just compiled
by Daniel +. Lafean. state commits
sioner of banking. The total assets
of these institutions are shown to be
over S1,700,000,00 and the total
number of depositors almost $780,
900, while deposits are $f,30S,093,-
207.54.
The statement on the savings
funds shows $560,S73,434S6 in such
deposits in trust companies, state
banks and savings institutions on
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-05-06
The Worlds Best Dress
Ginghams From Scotland
and American Makers

D. and ]. Anderson ginghams, recognized the best
the word-and they from Scotland-are shown in a
almost unlimited style assortment Fancy Scotch paid$
stripes and solid colors in colors that strictly fa
VIM Anderson ginghams in fancy paids stripes, check
and solid coors for summer dresses yard 50
Other good ginglams made in America and produced il
delightful plaid and stripe designs we'll plain coors,
81 inches wide, yard 45i
Solid color ginghams 81 inches wide ward ..... 80
Glnghamettes plain shades and fancy pads yard 39
Dives Pomeroy Stewart Street Floor
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April Is against $5s7,43s,s7s.4o on
December II, 1917, and $522,663,-
535.57 on March 20, 1917.
The summary on assets shows
this contrast between the years:
April is, 1918. March 22. 1917
Glass:
Banks
$271,715,2ss.Ss s256,S4s,5se.s4
1.148,asa.5s2.2s 1,o7s.s1s.1s2.55
Savings ms
Totals '''''' -'O'
1,7Oo,979,7SS.96 1,616,06S,262.14
There is a decrease as compared
with December IL of s6,494,S2O.
The trust fund statement shows
big Jumps. The trust companies re-
port on April II, s1,414,051, $685.
OF such funds and the banks S7.S73-
629.oS while year ago the trust
companies had S1,296,491,S66.9 and
the banks $6,615,945.1O. There is a
gain of over $11S,0OO,OO0 in a wear
and $42, 1856, 6,S76.S0 in four months.
deposits show an increase of SAC,
~ f931.49 in a year, but a decrease
or S4,4 ~, 1899 as compared with
the call taken just before Christmas.
The total on April Is was S1,3O8.
O93,2O7.54 against $1,261,715,276. .O5
on March 22, 1917. The average
deposit in the 529 institutions is cal
culated at S467.95.
The number of depositors shows a
gain of 1885 in a year, but a loss
OF S5,325 as compared with the mid
December report. The figures show:
Glass Ap. Is, Is Dc. 11.'17 Mr.. 22,17
Banks 74S,545 769,15S 697,534
Trust C's 1,530,439 1,5S9,O23 1.421'545
Saws In. 514,4S1 520,6O9 531,331
Totals .2,793.465 2.67S,79O 2.65O.610
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ardServiceShoes forBoyS
4 Economy Items For Parents

It's pretty hard nowadays to buy shoes that will
wear and tear but in these four styles $4OO presen
grades that cannot be surpassed.
Boys dark cardo calf English shoes with blind eyelets
Boys gun metal calf shoes in full toe English lasts
with heavy stitched soles and leather heels %4Oe
Little boys nut brown calf skin lace Shoes with wete
soles and low heels, sizes 10 to 1874 ...... 4OQ
Little boys gun metal calf lace Shoes in nature shape las
with oak leather weed soes and low broad heels sizes
W Ao/2 dt PfOH
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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-05-06

Plain and striped Linene for pillows and slip
covers
50-inch, yard ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 7oc
Beautiful Cretoones in woodland scenes, large
floral patterns dainty light colors heavy tapestry
styles. SO to so inches yard ........ soc to $3.50
Heavy stripe linen finished fabrics for porch
and pillow covers in green. brown and blue. S6-
inch, yard OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ....... S1.OO
Fine white Marquisette in striped and floral
patterns, yard ........................ soc
Dives, Pomeroy an,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-05-06

One pound of butter and pint of milk produces two
pounds of mk-charged butter. The machine also makes
butter direct from cream in four seven minutes
The Lightning machines secret of making rich sweet
butter is in the scientifically constructed dasher The action
Of this dasher agitation many times greater than
any of the dashcrs used in other mixers which allow of
cny circular motion.
-Four sizes, l. 3 and quarts at ... ST so to So OO
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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-05-06
EX-CZAR in NEW
PRISON; DOUBT
AS TO HIS SON
Nicholas, Wife and Daughter
Have Been Removed
From Siberia

Moscow, May 6.-(Delayed)
Nicholas Romanoff, the former EN-
peror. together with the former En-
press and one of their daughters,
has been transferred from Tobolsk
to Ekaterinburg (east of the Urals,
but west of Siberia and 10 miles
southeast of Perm, according to a
Scciet announcement. The transfer
was ordered because of the alleged
efforts of peasants and monarchists
in the neighborhood of Tobolsk to
promote the escape of the prisoners.
The announcement does not men,
tcn the former heir apparent, the
young Alexis Romanoff.
London, May 5.-The general COM
manding the Petrograd garrison has
issued a statement declaring the city
now free from any direct menace
and that the populace has no cause
for alarm, says a Reuter- dispatch
from Moscow under date of April 27.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-05-06

fenses. The Kronstadt work
and soldiers deputies have re
to comply with the demand an
organizing resistance, co-opel
with General Schwartz, the I
grad commandant. The Russian
disarming all Finnish Red @
crossing the line.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-05-06

Scotch Madras in cream ground with pink, blue
and yellow prntngs, 36-inch, yard ........ soc
Fine curtain muslin for sill or half sash curtains
dotted and figured patterns, 36-inch, yard csc
Fancy Scrim and Marquisette plaid striped CEN
ter, hemmed edge. yard ............. csc and soc
Plain Repp in old blue, rose, green and brown
S6-inch yard 75c; 5O-inch yard $3.50 and $1.75
Striped and check green denim. s6-inch. yard,
75c
White mating covered boxes, large and small
sizes ...................... $500 to $1,000
tewart, Third Floor
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-05-06
CONSUL AT MOSCOW DIES

Washington, May 6.-The leath
OF Maddin Summers, United States
consul general at Moscow, was an
nounced yesterday in a cable mes
sage to the State Department. Mr..
Summers collapsed under the strain
oe long months of overwork, the
message said, and was i'll only one
daV
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-05-06

WILMINGTON PAPERS ADVA
Wilmington. Del. May 6.-Bd
the Wilmington afternoon mel
pers-the Every Evening and
ing Journal-have increased
selling price from one cent I'd
cents copy and abolished al
turn privileges.
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Moscow, April 26-(Delayed).- -
the Finnish coast ceded to Ruasll by
manded the surrender or a fort on
the Finish coast ceded to Russia by
the Finnish Bolshevik government.
constituting part of Kronstadt de-
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-05-06

"All measures for defense have
been taken against possible Finnish
attacks" says the generals an
nouncement. Some fighting has oc-
Cured at a point nea rthe Russo
Finnish frontier between White and
Reo Guards, but as soon as combat
ants crossed the Russian frontier
both sides were disarmed."
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$1.25 S1.59
Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart Basement.
Nourishing Foods For
Tuesday: Moderate in Pric

Blue Valley Creamery Butter, lbp .................
Ham luncheon, b.
stee-cut conee ID
White rolled oat meal, lbs.
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