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SOLDIER WRITES i
TO THANK SENDER
OF TOBACCO KIT
Boys in France Fund DOna-
ton Brings Reply,

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card postmarLed "Someyhcro ;rl
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our boys "over there" md ,h,nt;nJ
you for doing him some Iavor d
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Woulun you overflow with pride every|
'''ne YOU showed II to your neighbor as
q PROOF 'nat you were dong your bit1
pure YOU Wonld ana so would every
o'',TI ioyAl american.
MOI everyone can receive letters froml
the front but everyone who sub'cribes
70 VI. OuI boy' IN france Tobacco
! InI mas 'h's WlV'ege.
rol,ow'ng H a card received FROM
one .H o' ne boys showing, his apprecia-
uoli VI 'no "ork zone by somebody's
quarter
Dear Friend:
Here are the HEARTFELT thank, and
gratitude from a soldier who ,.-
ceived your tobacco over here Won
and the rest can never r.,I,. vh,,
II means to us over here 10 t,ow
that we are remembered nv vou IN
this way and AT the onno,tnne ,jrn.
We received IL On. or two ms.,s
We can foreqo II W. univ h,v.
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George q. Alexander. Hreesport, N. Y,
IsaNnor Ashton, Brooklyn Green Baker.
Cortland, Ky. Luke Barnes, Clifton
Tenn Mike Bodzlek. Hug1ampton, n
y: Walter /. Davis, Ncwberry. Pa
iuchord K Fox, Elwood Ind. Louis II
hapier Butler. Pa. Jacob Levy. Syl-
,ssier Ga. William J. Murphy, Holyoke
Mass, Lester W. Osborne, Arlington, n
J.. Joseph IiotrisH Trenton, n. j.. Iosef
fohskoch New York. william VI. Sund-
lgm"r New York; Philip Van Sanders
iticferry, N j.. Anthonla Wendels
tnrlow, n. j. Fred Wright Byr1nvile.
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w0UNnED. nEGREr rNnr.
Terrain ED.
NON. COMMISSIONED nEEIcuns

NON COMM ssIoNsO OFFICERS.
Hergts. Walter COlwell, Yerkes. Ky.
John @ Gardner Eeruwood. Miss
James Hefron, Russell, y. Y; Fred
gllnN JJ Simkns. Jamaica. n. Y.
Francis G.. steel. Wluehendon. Mass
'oWls VIM. j. Brown. Asbury Park
~ j Rufus II Creel, Memphis, Tenn .
Joseph q. Hairc, Ganuityllle, s. C.:
james T. Whituescy. Columbus. qa
i.urlcr Williams Cleveland. Macon. Ga
, Mechanic sam Hummingway. Bonaire.
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DIED OF WOUNDS.


Richard 9. Denton Houlka, Miss. .
Frank c. Eamond. Milford Mass Ed
ward ". Hltc. ST. Louis; Gordon r.
Mckenzie, Concord, Mass; Edward II
MulvnN"y. Cincinnati; John SulzicN,
Russia
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Aabel Blumcnthal Chicago: Elmer
SharbOneau webb city. Mo. CLIFFORD
Cunningham. Atmore Ala George Davis
HOwertons Na Louis DobrowOlsk. Natl
coke. Pa: william glaHkv. Detroit Elmer
Grub, Leslie. Mo. Daniel M Healv. Wor-
cester Mass George Johnson. Jackson
Ohio; Charles IanFendorf, Chicago; Dan
lei ] Mclaughlin New York. Octave Nc.
LAughlin Springville Arlz Eugene Nc
Mauus. Dewitt IowG. Edwin Peterson.
Eau Claire. wis John A. Stocker New
York; Theodore c. wattleson. Potsville,
IOWA
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MISSING IN ACTION.
NoN-coMmIssioNEp oFFrcEss

Sergts.. Edward Bales, BellefontaIne
'hlo, Adolph shave. PHILADELPHIA.
'orpls Charles ". Franks. Pearcy. Pm
.,d j. req Jones, Chelsea, Vt; David II. Nc
4, hli ster, Lawrenccburg, Ind: CISCO
Iucker Laurel Springs n G.
Mechanic, Patrick Eusthce. San Fran
Cook. John Lenhart. Somerset. Pa
PRlVATEs.
,nAries Andnst, beaverton, Mich
Aueh Bahin New Orleans. Charles r
Haston, Carhondale, M Frank Riley
horhm, West Philadelphia: oscar W
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WOUNDED. DEGREE IrNDE-
TFEMINEp.
NON. COMMISSIONER oFrIcEes-

Corps Max H. Beycr, Denver con
Willie S. Brown, Godv,in, Nn.. Henry
Mchaels. Bruollyn. n Y
PRIVeTES
Wiley l. Aidecs, Bainsbridge. Ga, Al
bert II Applegnte Port Jervis, n. 7.
Arthur Rose, New York.
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DIED OF DISEASE


Fred A. AlmquIst. Riverside. r. 7,
Conrad A. Jensen. Portland, ore Wyllcm
r. Polubltz, Minneapolis
DIED FROM AfRPLANE ACCIDENT
OFFICERS
Col Robert w. Holt r. Clifton Heights.
Pa.
Lieut.. Phil Billiard, Topeka, Kan.
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Twenty-Five In Marines List
Section Six.
KILLED IN ACPOE.
NEEIC


Maj Adolph Trcr. Fou du Las, Wis
Lieuts, Howard W. Arnold, Elbcron ~
j; William NJ Brigham jr. Marlboro.
Mass; Paul G.. Cox. Chicago. Edwin
A. Daly. Boston, Patrick Bowling, n.
y; Joseph w. Wclsch. Hayes. Md
oN.commISSloNEO OFFICERS. ..
Scrgts. Percy Alexander. Forest, la;
Frank Daughncy. New York: Frank n.
Jessce bnnvllc, Ky; Daniel S. John
Allentown. Pa. Frank j. McKernan. New
kcns'ugton. Pa; Corpls Thomas Rren-
nan. New York. Thomas f. Burke. -
Louis; Charley l.. Chamhlln, shelby
NiIic. Ind; john J. CpUroy Bronx, y. Y;
Lester C. Cook Albion. Neh: David
Goldsmith, Springfield Mass Joseph A.
h'lIy, bridgeport Conn; Hugh W. Mel
Ion. waterbury, Conn George f. Moore
lnkn, Kan Lewis H. Robertson Mason
City Nch.; Raymond S,abcr. New York
Jeremiah f. Sullivan. Wuliamsport.
Mass. Machine Horace T1nguay, Thom-
son, Conn.
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LONDON, Aug lO-Mrs. F. Sheehy
SkeffinRtou was dcported from Kings
town. Ireland, Friday night She was
in charge of two prison warehouses;.
Mrs. Skeiiington, who lately visited
various parts OF the United States, was
permitted 10 return to England on con
dtion that she would not go to Ireland
She arrived in Dublin, however, on Au-
gust :, having eludcd the authorizes
and she was arrested there Thursday
Her husband, formerly editor Of the
Irish Citizen, was shot and killed by a
British officer during the revolt in Dub
lin early in 1910.
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DIED FROM ACCIDENT.


Charles O. Boyer. Newport, Tenn; BEN
lnmln H. Carlson, Grundy Center. Iowa /;
Robert =. Donaldson, Livingston, ILL.,
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Harry II, Guiefuss. Durham, n Y.
Marsh W Nottingham INDIANAPOLIS,
Kari T. Schwnrz, Detroit; Alvie s. White,
Plymouth. Conn,
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In This Suffrage Era

Some married women are so weak
that they allow their husbands to keep
part Of their salaries.-Idaho States
man
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n1En nF MorNns
NON commIss,oNEn OFFICERS

sergts Harvey l. Elliott, Aberdeen
Ain ; Arthur G. Prtman Audnlusio. Ia.
Corpl william s. Gardner. Magnolia
s. g
Mechanic Sheldon u. sharpley. Oconto
UFIg
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MISSING IN ACTION.


Julius Brooks Fulton. Ky: Sherwood
linman, Horneu n. y. Harvey Pirrrc.
Appleton, wis. Henry ~ Reidcr, Apple
on, Wis.
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Petrograd Has 10000 Cholera Cases.
hMSTERDAM-Therc are more
than twenty thousand cases OF cholera
in Petrograd, according to the Frem-
denblatt OF Hamburg. which reports
that up, TO last Saturday LOO deaths
had occurred The authorities. il de
flares, are helpless and the disease is
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MISSING IN ACTION.
NON COMMISSIONED OFFICERS

torpls VIM Campbell, Meyersdale.
Ini Michael T.. Dunfec. Dubois. Pa .
lI'hard l.orz, Philadelphia, James !. Nc
tluskoy. Lowell, Mass
PRIVATEs.
Joseph Gagg. Nj. Vernon, ". Y: John
Gnnnr. Nantlcoke Pa Frank s Kotech
south Bend, Ind; Harry 8 Ray Jose
phlne, Pa; Frank Wilmer. Westport
Ind.
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Section -Four.
KILLED IN ACTION.

OFFICERS.
Lieuts. Theodore r Kirk, GOWNS, Cal
Herman II Saith Brooklyn
NCN. COMM SSloNED OFFICERS
Corpls John JaceviCE, Woodland. Pa
Carl Z. NuE"uSgu, BuDlus, Neh
Cook Nitold kowalcwskl, Schenectady.
n. y.
PRlVATEs
Francis Guzzie, Italy, Bruce White,
Battle Creek. Mich.
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! - ~orld doesn't ask every man to
eeQcher all il asks is that
- e1all 10 his best,
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David G. Arnold, Logan. Utah. VIM
Brown. smokey Tenn: Amos G.. Curtiss.
McHcnry, ~ -; LOUIS A. Duffy, CryS-
tai rails. Mich; Reuben Fowler. San
Diego, cal. Esplcl MOya. Watrous, N.
NJ Svnle SynlcsOn, Fort Dodge. Ia
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Section ons
K1LLEp IN ACTION.
pRIVATEs.

Lieut. James II Moore. Bcrwin. H.
NON. COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.
Curpl. John 4, Ellington, Thomaston
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Raymond Baldwin, Beryl. W. Va; f.
Joseph Ball. Elizabeth. n j.: Jacob
Cohen, Boston: John j. Conefry. New
York. Antonio CutzIno, Cambridge, Pa ;
Ilul h COugh.in Jersey City: Waldo
H. Crozier, StcdwArd. Md; Joseph r.
Cumberland. Strand, Okla; Thomas Cur
Tuy, Brooklyn; Tony Dauhroiso. Hart
ford Conn, Leon DImich, Holyoke,
Mass Frank pwyer. Buffalo: Herbert
Eckos, Mddloiown, Conn., Walter s
ts"in, Pittsburgh; Joseph u Fedlman,
New York; Joseph T. FInecn. Holyoke.
M3Hs; Arthur ". Fleming. Williamson,
Mass: Arrice Gray. C8dtz. Ky; Patrick
liackttl, New York. Clarence h. jacob
son, Cromwell Conn: George johnson.
brooltlyu OTIS Knight. Macon, Ga :
Michael LnCiorn, Stamford. Conn; Frank
lapcnte. Hartford. Conn; Benjamin F.
Lewis, Mercury, Texas: Harry James,
Iairport, n. y; John Lyons. IArChmont.
n y; Pau Mciice. Baltimore; John G.
Mclaughlin, Astoria. N. Y: Frederick A.
MrMast"r, Gardiner, Maine; Franceso
Mntnarini. Rome, Italy; John Urbon,
south Barre. Mass; Frank Van Brnmcr
r Henry q. Woohs Cotton Plant
A't; Frank Zi,ni'is, Baltimore. Victor
lG'or i'rookyn; Harry Miller p1ssaic.
s. J Harold H. Mlnngton. EIils Island
n Y. salvatore Mlscri Hartford. Conn :
Francis l.. Priohurd Rosrvllle. Pa Nal.
cnln 7 Robertson. Brooklyn; James
scott New York; Leon Sehostiano:
ltly: Wright T. Simons. chatham. La;
Herbert Slater phihdclphia: Hownrd J.
sullivan, Holyoke, Mass Patrick sum
van. South Ernoksville. Maine
There are no southerners listed as
missing In action.
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Capt George n Butler, Chicago
Liows. Edward Elliott. Minneapolis.
Samuel Elliott. Edwardsvllle, kan
NON COMM ssIoNED OFFICERS.
Sergts. Frank pahdiu, ST. Louis,
Charles f. WIllemln jr.. Brooklyn
Corpls. Louis j. Antouett. Franklin,
Mass, Vincent +. Cassidy Philadelphia
Carl Hamm New York, William r.
Lynns, New York; Edward McGlouc.
French Corral. cal. Gordon Mansfield.
York; Thomas NJ O'Bucu, Chrkson
n. v; Elford l. Rogers Mantle, Conn
Bert r. Scott Falhs city. Nob. Harry
W. Shore. Lowell, Mass, Leo G Whisplo.
Marion. Mass; George Wiocesld, South
Bend, Ind
Harold J. Angel LttlostOwu. IA
Charles Burke, lnwood N. Y, Ckdc VI
Boyd, Payne. ohio; Matthias II CollInr.
lndinuaoa Neb Clarence Cornell. New
York. wnham =. curtis, Bristol. Tenn
Arthur b. Degree. Stewart. Miun; Harry
n Devoo, Brooklyn: John j pouthue
New York; Sam Frederick. New York.
Barney l.. Friedman, New York Carl T.
Colt Iiudgins. Ky; puynl Haght, Gar
riSon, \. y; John iarkns. BROOKLYN
Albert C.. Holder, clayton, y g.: Chary
&, Ilough, CullOdOn, Ga. Anton Jira,
kimb1ll $. u; Jacob Erasnow. Madison.
Wis; Frank NJ. LouEhrnn, Brooklyn, Rob
crt Luff Brooklyn. BERNARD J. NcIpul+i
lIn Bronx, n. Y; Jack Mphuu. west
bury, n +. Edward Marciniat. Perth
Amhoy. y j., stephen T. Maxwell. Long
Island CITY, ~ " Frank H. Mtllnrd
Rirdsboro, Pa, Levi s. Miller. Ephr,n,
Pa. Edward Mulcahy, Newport, Ky
Richard O'Dowd New York. Herman II
Rabausch LaSalle M Richard Robson.
New York Roy CrosbrrE. Argentine,
Kan; Gordon Rose, pittsburgh Thomas
J Ryan. New York city. Roy Simon,
Brewster. Neb; james Smart Holston
ca mi la III
Emile Sommerla, Leavenworth Kan: Ed
ward A Studdard, Brooklyn. Truman g
Thomas, Spokane. Wash; Lester G. Tu-
dor. Ada, Mich. Frank Nickcry. &c
nevn, n Y. Gruver e. walker South
Haven, Mich. Floyd J. Warner Scho-
bprie n
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SEVERELY WOUNDED
OFFICERS.


Capt George H. Butler, Chicago.
Lieuts Edward Elliott, Minneapolis
Samuel Elliott. Edwardsville kan
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Section Two.
KILLED ~ ACTION
oFFlcERs

VI r wi no
Lieuts CLAYTON W Beach. Mu'kegon
Mich; Hugh g blanchard. Roet0u: jos
eph r Haulon. Baltimore, Nd
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OFFICERS.
SeEts william r. Adams. Crnnsrord
y J otis T. Brown, TndiannnOls. John
lsmhrec College Point, n. y; Fred W
TompkIns owosso, Mich; John West
Hartford, Conn
Corps Tony Ayouh, prownsvilIc. Pa:
Frank Enters. Wrlghtsvllc, Ga.: Fran
C's " Hcolv. Hartford. Conn; Frank J
Moyrlhan Holy0ke, Mass John + o.
Eourllo, Now York CITY
Mechanic Thomas J. Fleming Phoenix
y Y.
PRlVATEs.
Robert e. Arvln. Leighton. Ky; So
hnstnno Barber Hartford Conn, John
x Bor'cn, New York; Alexander Bright
NcNandrla, Ind, Marciano Gallo, Water
bury Conn Robert D Collins Ronolro
Ga: Joseph DemnIckl. New nrltnIr.
Conn; Milford G. Dewolf, Portlpnd orc:
W Duhhs, Emaus Pa; Chns. II Iart
Olympia wash. Thomas Haves N,t
York; Paul Hcnrn. Ga: willis Hnrf
Gales Creek ore Frank NJ Tun', Mn.
ncr Ga; Edward J MnrIno, Cincinnati;
Edward Martin. New YORK. George J
Panuaka, St Paul: Edward V. Powers.
New York; Paul p. RaEsdnlr. rezcr
s C.: William y Roche. New York.
William Rykus Rrookyr HASKELL sadler.
Rnffalo Valley, Tenn: Geo. 2. Shlrlok.
Kingston. N Y Louis VI Sco7zofavl
New York; John shannon. cincinnati.
nulnton J. Rllkwood Gatrwood Mo
Thomas p Simon. Walllugford. Conn
John A. Smith. waterbury. Conn Pat
rick J Staniev. Floral Park. y y
charles Strntemeycr. ClnciHnu, Jos y
9uRrue, Waterbury Conn; Jos WIelgoTz
Archie ~ Wooley. Atlanta
Ga PhllIn NJ. NrIeht. Isnhel s y
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WASHuNGTON, Aug lO-The army
casualty list Saturday, issued in five
sections, Shows:
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WOUNDED DEGREE UNDE-
TER MINED


Leuts. Francis W Gardner, Belden
Mass Robert X, LOughborouEh. wash.
CorDL Russell Withrow. Ashland Ky.
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Section Five.
KILLED IN ACTION.
NON COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.
Corpls. Jacques A. Fiechter, Philadel-
phia; Everett @. Shores, Towanda. Pa.
DIED or WOUNDS.
OFFICER
Lieut.. Edwin Lewcllyn, Oconomowoc.
Wis
NON. COMMISSIONED OFFICERS
Wagner Samuel T.. Bybee. Edwards
DIED FROM ACCIDENT
PRIVATE.
Cecil +. Campbell, Owosso, Mich.
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WOUNDED -sEVERELY.
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A Mothers Recommendation

PRIVATE.
Cecil T.. Campbell. Owosso Mich.
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GETTING DOWN TO The ROOT
OF THINGS
BY WILLIAM T. ELLIS

Greatest themes are simplest. Pro-
foundest philosophy is so elemental
and clear that to the unlettered it
seems like the plainest of good sense
The really big factors in this war are
we'll within the understanding of the
most ordinary man or woman. Jesus
hardly seems like the other philoso-
pliers, with their big words and hair
splitting subleties, yet He is admit
tedly the master of them all.
His great gift for laying bare ths
clements and essentials OF Ire rs
needed now. as almost never betoE e.
We should sit close to Him. at t1ls
feet, to learn what is wrong with our
world in these mad days, and now
the wrong may be made right Every
issue of almost every publication In
existence teens with discussions OF
the war. in some of its phases but
mcst of the articles leave us as un-
informed as an official military com
muniuue, And there is an astonish-
ing lack of clear dealing with the
character of the measures thar must
be taken to lead us out of this
tangled jungle, after the war mas
been won.
that she, above all other lnauohs,
catacIysm? "Militarism," we make
glib answer. But that is not cause,
but an effect. Prusstanisr1' anu
"kaiserism," come other replies
Same thing; they are but conse-
ouences. "Materialism," is the sug-
restion of another; and that is near
er right, but the word itself is book
talk. In the speech of every day
what is materialism and what is its
origin? All; now we are getting
there. Materialism is the love ano
cultivation of things. rather than oi
spirit. 1t is born of common: olo-
fashion, Garden-of-Eden selnsnness
It was simply the spirit or Nuinoei
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State Will Likely
Take Part in Suit

In all probability the state will
take part in the test of the ruling
of the attorney general in regard to
Building and Loan Association pur-
chases of Liberty Bonds which have
started in Philadelphia. Under or
dinary circumstances the state in
terXSnes in such tests and this course
will probably be pursued.
The Public Service Commission will
make an order dividing costs OF the
abolition of the grade crossing or
the National Pike near Claysville
which was heard some time ago
All attaches of the State Highway
Department will be mobilized to helr
on the Liberty Loan drive under or
ders from Commissioner ONeil.
Amos W. Dunkle. of Harrisburg
has been recommissioned a notary
public.
The hearing in the Slate Belt
Pennsylvania Utilities controversy
over power rates was held by Chair
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bore Spirit-fruits. Not all the pious
talk in the world can prove US spir-
itual. unless we'are bearing the den-
nitely tabulated fruits of the Spirit:
Paul catalogs the two kinds OF
fruits, beyond all mistaking. I quote
from the Moffatt translation:
How the deeds of the flesh are
quite obvious, such as sexual vice.
impurity. sensuality, idolatry, magic.
quarrels. dissensions. jealousy, tenn
per. rivalry. factions, party-spirit,
envy (Which is murder), drinking
bouts, revelry. and the like; l tell
you beforehand, as I have told you
already, that people who indulge In
such practices will never inherit the
Realm of God. But the harvest OF
the Spirit is love, JOY, peace. good
temper, kindliness, generosity, ndel-
ity, gentleness. elf-control:-there
is no law against those who practice
such things"
Jesus himself, in the platform OF
His Kingdom, laid down the princl-
pies which are likewise fruits of His
Spirit: the poor in spirit, they thai
mourn, the meek, they which dc
hunger and thirst after righteous
ness. the merciful. the pure in heart
the peacemakers-thes are the one;
whom He designates as blessed.
4 Clarion Cali to the Churches
If there is any big truth within
this lesson 1t is that the only KIND
of world which will come up to the
new specifications for human society
is one which manifests the trait:
stipulated by Jesus. In other words
people, to be worth living with, ano
to be safe nefghbors. must manifest
the fruits of the Spirit of Christ. We
cannot any longer stand, even ir
modified degree. the fruits of the
spirit of selfishness and German ma.
terialism. Persons who regard them.
selves as Number One, and God and
the rest of the world as Number
Two, are not only second-rate be-
ings; they are impossible member:
of the comm onwealth of democracy.
Plainly. If we are to have tn,
fruits of the Spirit from people we
shall have to have the root of the
Spirit in people. That makes cleal
the supreme task of the Church. Sht
must be the means of divinely vital
izing the roots of society. Only &
converted world can be a safe world
The new mind among men that is Il
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fulfill all our dreams must be the
mind that is IN Christ Jesus. Only
supernatural power can effect the
tremendous changes which simply
must come to pass in the worlds
fairer tomorrow.
Never since her Lord bequeathed
to her the carrying on of His work
has the Church faced such test
and opportunity and task as now
confront her. She has great obliga-
tions in the way of administrative
internal reorganization, but all OF
these are but incidental to the pri-
mary business of an Unprecedented
spiritual drive" to introduce al
mankind, at home and abroad, to the
Saviour whose Spirit makes all OF
lifs new.
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Three Dauphin Men
Give Lives in Battle

One Harrisburger and two Dau-
action on the west front. it was
learned here yesterday.
Sergeant Raymond Carl Axe. 2016
Green steeet. was killed in action,
July 80. He is the fourth son of
Mrs. Elizabeth Axe. of Blairsville, to
be lost in the war. Two brothers
were killed and one is missing. Ser
geant Axe was member of the
Fighting Tenth" of western Penn
sylvania.
Corporal John Yanoscak. of Wicon-
isco, was bayonetted August while
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-09-20

man Ainsy at the Public Service
Commission to-day.
Assignment of q representative OF
tho commission to so over the steam
heat accounts OF ths Harrisburg Light
and Power Company will be made
within q few days.
State Draft Headquarters has d.
rected all local draft boards to 40.
cept either OF the old forms of reg.
istrstion cards when transmitted by
citizens residing in foreign countries
who registered under supervision OF
American consuls. The shipment Of
questionnaires to registrants OF Sop
tember IL who are between 10 and SO
is progressing rapidly. some boards
having sent out more than ten per
cent a day.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-09-20
How You Can Remove
Every Trace of Hair
(Toilet Talks

A stiff paste made with some pow
dered delatone and water and spread
on a hairy surface about two minutes
will, when removed, take every trace
OF hair with 1t. The skin should then
be washed to free 1t from the re-
manning defatone. No harm can re-
suit from this treatment, but be sure
It is delatone you get and you will
not be disappointed.
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YOUNG BISHOP NEEDED

Rome, Sept. 20.-The selection of
a successor to Cardinal Farley, of
New York, will be considered at the
November meetinf of the consistory
1t is stated that owing to the i'm
portant duties OF the office a young
and vigorous man probably will be
chosen,
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on guard duty. He was only IT years
old. He was the son of Mrs. Mary
Yanoscak.
Private Samuel Forney, a member
of Company A, 1O9th Infantry. was
killed in action some time between
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July 2S and 81. He enlisted Novem-
ber 5, 1917. The residents OF the up
per end community are planning q
service in honor of their patriotism.
1t will be held in the Wiconisco town
ship school
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-03-22
"IT SURE DOES THE WORK"

Changeable weather and wet feet
make March dangerous month foi
coughs and colds, Group, and whooping
cough. Be prepared to get prompt
relief. Don't let a cold run into seri-
Gus sickness. Mrs. w. H. Thornton
1923 W. 10th St., Little Rock, Ark.
writes: "My little boy had severe at
tack of Group, and / honestly believe
he would have died if it had not been
for Foley's Honey and Tar. Two
doses relieved him. l would not be
without it at any price"
Walkers Drug Store.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-03-22
SHOULD RAISE OWN SUGAR
SUPPLY AT HOME

Commercial:
Prof. H. G. Holden, chief agricul-
turist of the American Steel and Wire
company, is urging that more families
raise their own sugar supply and thus
avoid the hardships of possible scar
city next year. 1t is pointed out that
few rows in the "war garden" could
be utilized in this way. Prof Holden
is authority for the statement that one
fair-sized beet, when soaked in water
Tor twenty minutes and then boiled to
a thick syrup, will make a cupful of
sugar syrup, which can be used in
cooking, for seasoning and sweeten-
ing. He holds that the average family
might reduce its annual sugar bill by
30 per cent if it raised even one 20
foot row of sugar beets.