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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-10

bios sen riso.cados ' 81 Ojen Russia Sc
| e~ncuentra Gesarmads, Alcmaria con
tinua 81 guerra.
DeSpues de haber prociamadO So
lemnemence de acuerdo con Austria,
en- ; &c noviembre de 1916, ~Ireacion
de vi Estado poiaco Independence.
Alemani2 tergiversa Y d;scute; des-
de el principle vac!lo acerca de "A ma
uera de or~ganiZarlo; durauOe este
tempo. los aPetitos Sc despierJan, :.
POGO 4 POGO. 81 EStado polaco indie
/ Uendien.e. qca habia s;do proclama-
Do sg!emaemen:e, desaparece antes ae
de haber tenido vlda para dar lugar
a IN nueyo desnenbramieGto de es-
re pals entire Alemania, Austria. L
krania. Lituania : IA Russia blanca.
Con CurlznGiG. Livonia J Estonia,
Sc IA propuesto Alcmania conqu!s-
tar Ut Estado unico sometido = "a do
ninaci6a DC los "balteS" &c origen
a,enlan. que 10 representa- mas que
IN ) por cieato &c l. ~po0la-i0n tora.
y I son detestaGcs Ell csos Haises.
Por ccnducro de su Consejo de Es-
-ado -eu2ido en- Wilma. LituaHia lie
Ia dirigido muchaS reclamac;ones al
gcbierno a}eman pid;endo cue ST in
Gepc2dencia ccupleta sea reconoclda.
Alcmanla h. reSpondido que el Con
scjo De EstlGo debsra aGmit;r e. con-
troll de Alen,arla sobr2 q ej6rcito.
los ferroca-rilas, les corCeoS : los &c
hg-afos ! p er--aGa de L.ituania en-
q ZolIve-e.1 ale2ain.
Ia Russia r!a1ca, sin aaber slco or
-aaiz2da am y con fron.e-as TO -
firIda5 todav.a. cspera Ia suerse GTe
= reserve Ai@~ania.
F.n!andIa Sc ha;ia invaGiGa pos is
. t-coas clzo,onaS y sonet.ca II req
..cn del terror.
En- in. e., I':ran:a. A;euania IS
"a dcsarro,laEGo 2ca pohtica brutal
! 3ara a-ranca-'ss q lbs ~camQes!ncS los
rroGuctss a,'aleatic.os cue le hac'.I
anita faita ' nc r.. "acilado ante u,
..oioe &c Estate cvr-ra Ia RaGa. -
! nora Que " Ao tiece ncces!dsd de
lila pues:o CUE - il hiz2 1!rma- {.
! trQ-ado de Brcst-Fs.:ovsk.
Por OTIS p~rte. nj q Tisma ca
Russia Z vlst. que Ea!a S.do Cespe-
/ -asa n pa, :,9ciu;du Y las -rop2s ale
IwanaS. a pasar lie LIS "~chenentcS pro
.es;2s del gcbiers, no. IAN rc1a-
ssGo. Y mocu.o. :aa franteras fila 'a:'
POI ei t-Gtadp : TO ran vaciiedo en-
: a0zar nae>2 :.nrsk y en- invadlr
H,rnr:ssarente - c~!mea con iRcaG-
IN cv;deuIe - ~aHeE,slr&e en- SeGu:
"a dc = fla de- - Negro.
Desprte le csta exposition 81.
L6rae cssa cl principle reconocido y
ace5.ado por Ell Pa-lamento aleman,
&C "!a iibre determination de los pue-
5los."?
Pero etc T2noso tratado de paz-
Gel cue acabancs DC 6eE2oStrar one
ha Trocasado en- dos de les tres gran
des principles que deber;an. Segun el
vote Gel Re:chstag, presidir a 81 es-
Observation-Disclosures por 10 menos "jus-
to y democratico"?
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e OLA

wno d~cusdciGR drectG contra E cuGi
81 go5icrno no Sc hG defeadido: Ia
de que Sc hace cdmpaTa dtrectn con-
ira elioS, Ia dc que SC les postpone,
para ci pago de suS hG5eres, a todoS
los denGs emplcadOs de la adnsintS-
traction ptb'fao, Ia de que sc tieme
ompei5o ,uanifScSto CT dejorios MORN
dc hansbrc.
Cleric. dccjGrda. qHe q tcd0s los
empieCdos, de tOdGs i0a 49, &c =
tQd0s los a~ctudieS ssr3idorcS De la a9-
ciGn-lOS sect.dG7ios, Sc cntiende.
qie los G Jas prok0mbres del
cGrraHcis12o, no ttenen qucjG G!g~nG
Sc les GdewGGa ccHtGades mas 0
mcaos -cspetGb!cs dc sps hGbcrcs; pc
70 cterto tGDtbi@H Que q t0do$ Sc les
IA pagCHdo i caunGo seq f~raccionG-
ridmentc, que O tod0S Sc les Gtiendc
Gu SHS $0JicitudsS y en protoStas,
q Sc les jGclitqn siqHierc seq pequs-
ilG& cnHtidGdeS dc diRcro, en- tarto que
G. los macsiros de cScucla, q los edu-
cddores de II AiIe- meSicGH0, G los
mGs mai pGgGdos entire t2G95 c-.cat-S
siren al gobjcTno u Il Ia m~acion, Sc
les he puc5to ep olvidO absolute cuGa-
DO Sc trota de hucer c(cctiTo 10 que
Dor hcbcrc$ Sc cdcwJG.
Ne fuY. entire CT resto dc los can
D!cGdos Gse SC lGmcatGn am1rgnmcn-
tc. &c Lc fGitn dc pGgos, a quieH Sc
0Gcuac mrs de tres o cpGtro decerGS,
en- tcnt0 grc entire los muestroS, hay
a qVisa no Sc page m ccntaro. dcSde
fines del mes dc Mayo.
.Su SifuGci6n. diccu los ~periodicc$
mctropolitanos, es "a. jucrC &c toda
h~fDGrboic. icjos dc todd Erase hccha,
ir~Sosfenibic. La mi$erid ha sentodo
svs rcrIss en- las ca$lS hUmilde% dc
los ncestroS. y e. CLyHHDs ccSoS. la
muertc hG dcompG1ddo Il IN mtscrn.
Y la o2iniGn ScN2qta dc MGGicO, pr
dc GYc los miles dc pesos que sc trG-
tn de Caster CT las ficstas de Sep
ticmbrc, Sc empleen n at1"lGr Ia 81
t4aciGn do los moestrOs. cue con clio
SC honrarG mcjor a 10 p1tric G'te con
il eSgrima &c rct6ricG de ms GlScHr-
SOS o;~icjcles.
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SIN ANEXION MI INDEMNlZACION

Sabcmos que los pocbloS que ha he
che sier7cs sufren los "benCficios'
de II cultura eermanica Y 10 que son
esos bencficios 10 hemos conocido por
las proGestas oficiales del Dbierno ru-
50 dirigidas al 5iinistro De Rclacio-
neS Extcriores de Berlin:
Los habitantes han sido tratados
De Ia manera mas barbara Y los
cj6rcitos alcmanes han Cometido gran
ndmero de robos entire los Campesi-
nos"
In kocnelevSka, aldea dc la Ru-
STA blanca. los huianos impusieron
una contribution de varios cientos dc
miles de rubios: Sc eXigi0 el pago en-
orc ' a. mismo tempo la eatregs de
todo e! srigo que hubicra en- Ia local.
dad.
"CuanGo los campesir@S llevaron
tan SOLO n parte de Ia contribution
exicita. eXpiicando que era todo 10
que Doseian, los hulanos no Guedaron
Satisfechos; roGearon Ia aldea e hi
c!er0n fuego con sus ametralladoras
S'O'e iVS C""pe>.aaoS q1s 80" - " -.
ellos fueron muertos de esta manera
: DC la a!dca no Queda otra cosa que
las -uinas.
Los "nV'"oS "%t SUI "'HN'o & Tvs
eSt''ooS ue Us Ji1c',S 80 -
''o p0i = SIe'o =" wv
"'"C''"N 'e'"'"S
Ia muJeE ue IN ieiiei''' Co'''e
que Tue H!ueTIo. !Hlo';A" que w 'S''
"!oor&, los ruSoS coUoe-
Il q mUeT2e' SCI ~col0cao'S en- una
S".2 lila y ser matao6s t1ros os anne
tr&i-2dora.
y eemos ! On oSroS 3~oSu!n"hIoS
los a!eaa2es Sc ilevan .oaos los
&iTmeH-oS que paeceH eRShtrar.
"En CkT20!a W TO nay 'i'eres'
Las c!lcades !as aiHeaS y los c%Il4hoS
&c ZERO esSaH SaEnicos cha cosc"-
rd1c. "a no nay pe'r0!eo' pe r'n-
lano:a eNp0rEa" 'ooo 10 q-c PHsue''
Cequisar: cooCe, ENC lana J mahte-
Qu!ila. En- E~e.slr1ors, "a 9ooIac!oh
russ no rec:oc TVeT2S y Sc muere de
ha&aore.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-10

En- taato que ia2zan sus Columns
al asalto Y 5uscan cen Juror L de-
cision de la que tienen Ia mas apre-
riante necesidad. los alemaDeS inten-
tan una vez mas una ~ofensiva paci-
fista.
IL prcced:E,:eato eS Ge2,asiado Co
noc:Go para que ell pals Sc dele enga-
mar por q. Seguramelte que TODD 81
mundo aSpira 4 Ia paz : que se-ia
criminal dejar escapar = opo-tuni-
dad para co3c!u.rla de 7 maneCa
honorable. pero IS precise hablar con
las armas en- IA maHo : sin de,arse
dsbilitar por es2eranzas que bier pu-
ogeraa no rea!iza-Se.
Bzsta lamar una ojeaGa sObre los
a>cr.aciniea-os &c Russia para YER 10
one va,-n las prcposiciores pacificas
{, los boches : 10 que cuesta Greer CT
Ia since-;dad con que Jieaden su ma
~.
Il 10 ae julio De 1911. el Reichstag
Sc decide. po- ana gran r2ayoria dc
votes. por ura p1z sin aneXion nj
determination" Esta formula eS-
.2ba comr,etada po- a~4uelia De Ia IL
be determination c. los pueblcs" pa
"a llecar a una paz "justa y demo
craric." cu.-r las PotcnciaS de Il
Cu2a-Uplc : Russia.
Ako-a bien. las p-imeras conferer-
cas- dc B-esc-LitowSE le Gemostra-cE
al 22undo entero cue q Gobierno ale
ma no cStaba GispCeSto 4 que las
oecisicaes de 81 Par!amento eTlor-
T,c;cran Sus GeSignioS, que las for
mulas anteS c;tadaS no habIan ser
v;do mas que de cebo y que. en- reali-
dad. Ale:ranla no hGbIa abandonado
n 81 programs pangermanista.
La paz Ce Bpesj-LjtoWck cue Sc
gin l. Que diio Ell Reich>,ag cl 10 de
julio De 1917 debja ser sin anexi6n
n indemnizacioD, 81 ) DIX a.arz de
l9lS. ie quito a Rus;a 10 s.Euien,e:
10000 ~&:l6netroS euadrSdos. IS
deer w. : msds@ a Surs-tic.e de
Frarcia;
56.00O.0JG Do hzbis~n,es;
2l.350 Kilometres lie Was ie-re&s
60 sea Ia terce-a par,e &c Ia red 10
t&l rusal;
Il - ror c.u,o de }a p-oG.cc;oa
~"tocal" C. tis--o;
e 20 Dor cicn-o &c las clf-as ante
r;cres c"ya en5rnidai hacc iautiies
todcS les concentrates. Sc - 10 orc
hay que cs2e-ar de III paz sin @7e-
I.5a ii determination" = l. a!e..@0a.
P1dria Ger aUn cue = veZ ~
f:rnado 81 tratado De pa del ) !"
nar-o De 1918, Fl pueblo raSo DodrIa
emprerder Su rlejoramienco eScono-
miro Y. al ab-iEo de toda o~reov0pa-
CO guercera, iuTea:2r cura.Sc IL 1e-
7ida qae k abr;e-a Alemaa.a Il Il
coS-2do.
Darle ca5ida Z seme:aZte c~reencla
ssrla conocer b.-I NIL = GucSCroS enc
migoS. P-r@ los bocAeS. los tratadcS
son sIeEgre "peG@Zos Dc p@2el'; LIS
coEvencloRes "~p&,-braS a viento" :
las iirnas "fornaliGadeS sin ;n-creS.'
4 habia Sido Eirmado ell ira
tad d BrcSc-LitcwSk cuanto Ale
mania ss-ab@ "a violando sus ylausu-
Is -Sac5 las ProccSJ2S del cooierno
r1so eran leEra muerta. Il em5ar-
20 ala-&n se lleva Z cabo SIN 81 me-
nor pudor; los dersch0s de los pue-
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PEDRO RECEO.
PUNTOS SOBRE LAS les

que les diputados o uncs "desafo-
radoS" de cuenta.
y 81 csc 10 hace el senior para que
los diputadcs no saigan de Ia Camara
dc~saforadOs. VA tienc para ratio ei
huen s~ujeto, porauc los diputadcs puc-
den, a 10 mejor, saiir de ahi.....
''dcsatOradGS.'
W teaen0S en- 81 Congress- 4 dos
c&lNallcros cue urden muchas cOSas.
Urda...... pilleta.
Urda 80. nivia.
I los dos Sc hallan en- liz Za.....
hurda.
IN diputado. tcdavia sin ~estrenar, ha
sugcrid3 Ia idea de reformar Il
hardera n~aciCnal.
DcspueS de todo, pucic que teltga
-az0n cl amigo. A4uc!la era Ia ell
carnaci0n de las tres ~GaraRtias.
II hoy 40 hay garantias que vaigan!
Dc mcdo que Ia ccsa esta hicn pen
sada..... Esta bien.
Tci0s los candidates. oficiales resulta-
ron elecias on las eleccicnes para
diputadcs Y no ha pasado NADIA.
iQuG aguGntc del pueblo maestro,
TiBERIO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-10

DO por 1uestros et:enigos para l!evar
a cabo 81 expansion hac;a el Orien-
tie, mediante IN embargo absolute, po-
litico y econ6m;co, dc Ia Europa Orien
tai.
Para realizar su ideal pangerma-
nista NO han vscilado en- reducir q los
pueblos de Russia a un vasallaje po-
litico muy pr6ximo a Ia esclavitud :
a la ruina economical.
Una vez mas lie han dado al mundo
IA MEDIA de 81 sinceriiad y !eG!tlnla-
do Ia firne vo!untsd de los pueb!cs de
la Entente de lUchar hasta el Jill
mo, no ceder a preston Y para no
tratar con elols sino cen EsrauIaS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-10

No cabe dude q4e epocos mlmdan
c~ostumbrss, y costWm5res p~areceres,
q que 10 que dger Sc antoj6 caerdo D
pucsto en- recon, hog Sc tiene por CO.
So UGnr 9 intjtN y Sc ObTo en- diStin-
ia tormc y So bRscGn jinaliGodes dis
tintdS.
En- los tic3npos Gel pOrjir5smo,-
ton trcdo y HevGdo, les uras veccs
para malGcc:Tio q peru GHorarlO los
otruS, en- eStos GfoS de reuoIuci6n y
de "democrrciG"-ss c~ligic-om para
representatives. a las CdmarCa Por ci
Distrto Federal. q lGs mas aitGs per-
sotGtidGdcG de Ia poktfcU q de Ia M
teiectra$tdGd merscamaS.
SQpe s~s deSigaGciones no sciian
dc Ia poLantad popular: qae III cram
jruto del p0to paibhco, hbrcmcnte de-
Dosi.cG0 en- iaS urnas eiectOrGleS?
Es verdnd; ycTO tGnporO Ia dipW-
tGciGR u!ttrnameRte electG en- et Dis
trito Federal scii6 dc Ia U~oiwatGd po-
puiGy, nor cndf+o qve hoy. como aver.
los candidates tributaries fHeron los
del gobierTo y no los del pueblo, que
Sc qpeja's y protestnn y ptGen, Ia T"-
lidad de jas eteccioHeS.
Asi pucS, este ne hace d~iferenc'0
entire los amos q los otroS.
DoEde 81 Ia hog, u muY grande, es
en- Ia caildaG de los representatives..
En- los tLtimoS CioS de Ia DictaGst-
rG. 5c~y-csertaboD al DiStrito Fedc-
TuI en- los cGmarG$. Don Francisco
2wiaeS, D. Gregorio McHdi1dJai, DON
GobertO NGne=. Don francisco VI. dc
)Hgui5ei y algunos otroS mas de
:gudi ruiin,iento intellectual y social
CoE}orme q Ia voiaRtad del ejccw-
:iro, to Representative en- las pr6I'-
.nnS CGmGras, an senior Jer6m'mo
Hernandez, jot6grufo. uH Sr. UrGa-
mira. reporter. ue estrdinnte de ic-
yes, ~deStrIpddo QUc hog eS genera! q
sc apei!idG Rodriguez. q otroa gea"-
| ruleS De Ia reUolucion.
En- suS iitSaaS representatives
ante ns GWtoridddcs locales, ante los
Directories dc Ia Instruction FGbIi-
ca en- e. DiStTito, ante el miSnlo Pre-
SiGente de Ia Rephblicn, los ?H0cstroS
dc escwelG han hccho ci ~gobierno
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-10

4 rroPosito de II inuHd2cloa de
pachuca, dice Excelsior" CUE, debi-
dc n las preparedness que TONIC "a
question. "fuc cnviado viclentamente
cl batallon dc zapadcres para limpiar
la ciuG2d."
admirable, colcga, Pero no habla
neccsidad de tant3. Fl General Con
zalez, sole. era basLante para lin
piar" II ciudad....
Les pe5iGdiccs dc In Capital cstan
| ccrtentisimcs de que hubiesen triun-
fado los candidates del Partidc Lbs
raj Nacionaiista, per muchHs votes
No. sanpes. COnvcnganGS en- cue,
81 triuafarcn, no fue p2r muchos vo-
,os, sino Supplements por bates
In diru.ai3 contemporaries. Cue w
fGtGErafo Y que respoade al Rcm5Te
de- Jer0niro Hernandez, ha promoti-
do ser lea! al gobierno, asi les deshe-
bren.
ES grave ei prOb!eT2: p0Tque IN SUI
jeto que Sc ha pasado la vida rave!an-
do placas, bien puedc acabar reheIan-
desc I 81 mismo.
Per 10 DrcutG, 81 kGmbre So ha "rc-
veladG' CONC adCGuin..... ' con ESQ
baSta.
Otro diputado prOpone que 'cs pa
dres concriptcS no scan ~'desarITl-
dcs'.
Esto es pedi- pera$ al DINO, por-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-10
Ia pAT DE BREST-LITOVSE Il
QUITO ! RUSSIA 56.000.000
DE HABITANTES

Tre4es~.yn dc; :~--aces para IA rRsNsA.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-04-03

a saving of s72.1s in actual feed
cost.
For the first early spring pasture
one-third of an acre is a large
enough lot for twelve to fifteen spring
pigs.
A very satisfactory combination to
sow is, a mixture of oats, Canada
field peas and Dwarf Essex rape. If
this combination is sown as early
this spring as possible-this week
would be a good time-it will be
ready for pasture by June l. To be
assured of grain feed for the entire
summer, other small lots should be
sown about the middle of June. which
will be ready for pasture from the
first to the tenth of August. good
crop for this pasture would be soy
teans and Dwarf Essex rape. For
further information on these pas
tTres, consult your farm bureau.
Circulars are available at the farm
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-04-03

feed for the most profitable growth
of your pigs this summer?
The amount of grain necessary can
be greatly reduced If grain feed
make up a part of the ration. 1t
is not a question of lots not ready
or fences not repaired. The real
problem is grain feed.
The use of forage crops is dol
lars and cents proposition. Feeding
experiments at our Pennsylvania
State College have shown that the
use of forage crops for growing pigs
effected saving of 100 pounds of
cornmeal and twenty-five pounds of
tenkage for every 100 pounds of gain
made. On this basis, the use of
grain feed for fifteen growing pigs
would save 1900 pounds of cornmeal
and S75 pounds of tankage. At the
present price of feeds. this would b,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-04-03
YUM! YUM! WHALE MEAT
TICkLES BOSTON'S PALATE

Boston, April 3.-Whale meat fried
in butter was served to-day to fifty
wholesale fish dealers, who obtained
the choice portions of the first ship
ment received here by rail from VAN
couver. b. C. All, including the cook,
said it was first rate, although the
cook regarded as an expert, said it
would be more palatable broiled.
A small part of the shipment was
bought by hotels. and dealers an
nounced that a carload of the meat
would reach here about April %.
This. they said, would retail at 20 to
80 cents pound, which is consider
ably higher than advance quotations
published recently.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-04-03

bureau office. giving all details con-
corning hog pastures and economical
FORK production.
Pasture alone will not develop
growing pigs properly. You should
feed one and, one-half to two pounds
of a well-balanced grain mixture per
100 pounds live weight daily. A sug-
gested combination for pigs averag-
ing thirty to seventy five pounds
apiece, in addition to good pasture,
is:
Cornmeal, twelve parts.
Wheat middlings. three parts.
Tankage, one part; or oil meal one
and one-half parts.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-04-03
CHARGED WITH ROBBERY

Thomas Smith, colored, better
known as Country" Smith, was ar
rested last night on charge of rob-
berry from the person, by Detective
Speese. 1t is said that Smith in COM
pany with William Sprately heldup
Balm street. Spratley was held un-
der $500 bail for court yesterday and
Smith will be given his hearing this
afternoon.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-04-03
ADMITS HE'S a DEsERTER

Walter Johnson, who has been in
The Dauphin county Jail for fourt
months, yesterday admitted that het
is deserter from the 26th Infantry,
which he deserted at a point of em-l
barkation. He will be sept to Fort
McHenry for trial before a courti
martial.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-04-03
PIGS AND HIGH
PRICED FEEDS
Can Greatly Reduce Amount
of Grain by Use of the
Proper Rations
By III. G. NIESLEY

By Fl. G. NIESLEY
One very important problem this
summer to the Dauphin county farm
er is the grain feed bill for his
swine. You all know feed is hard
to get and is high in price. Will
it be necessary to buy all of the
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-04-03
HURT IN CYCLE CRASH

Anna JinkOVitch, 46U South Ienth
street, and Kiftin Brukner, 432
South Tenth street, were injured late
last night when the motorcycle o-s
which they were riding with two sos..
diers collided with an automobGa.-
They were taken to the hospital
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-04-03
MEDICAL SOCIETY MEET

At the monthly meeting Of the
Dauphin County Medical Society last
evening, DIR. MoClunie RadcIiffe
spoke on Eye Diseases As Observed
in General Practice" Following his
talk there was a general discussion
by the members of the organization.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-04-03
GLUE DIRECToRs ELECTED

The annual election of four mem
bers of the board of directors for
the University Club resulted in the
selection for a term of three years
of DIR. Croll Keller, II. r. Omwake,
William H. Earnest and Ehrman b.
Mitchell. On next Monday evening
the board will choose president,
treasurer and secretary. Preceding
the business meeting last evening DR..
Ethelburt Warfield. president of
Wilson College, gave talk on
America and France"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-04-03
SOLD MANY THRIFr STAMPS

The campaign for the sale of War
Savings Stamps and Thrift Stamps
carried on Saturday by the Boy and
Girl Scouts has netted $s3s, accord
ing to the latest reports. 1t is like
-ly the totals will be increased.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-04-03
Ribbed Cotton and Lisle
Union Suits For Men Who
Want to Be Comfortable

Spring weight Egyptian cotton ribbed union suits with
long or short sleeves and ankle lengths $1.5O
White Isle ribbed union suits with short sleeves ankle
Egyptian cotton ribbed union suits in medium weight with
long sleeves and ankle length .............. $1.5O
White Isle ribbed athletic union suits sleeveless and knee
length ...........:,..,.. .........,...... $500
White madras athletic union suits in sleeveless style and
knee length $1.OO
& Stewart Street Floor
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-04-03

Second street tomorrow or Thurs
day. Some minor repairs now being
made prevented them from moving
yesterday.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-04-03

name and Shuler found the articles
at the scene Of the robbery. Spraed-
ley denies knowledge of the affair.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-04-03

ALLEGED THIEF ARRESTED
William Spraedley was arrested
by Patrolman Kelly last night for
the alleged theft of watch and
money from man at Thirteenth
and Bailey streets. Detectives MUIR
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-04-03
NURSES 10 MOVE

Nurses of the Polytechnic Hospital
Front and Harris streets, will move
into their new home at 1924 North
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-04-03
SpringWeight Union Suits: Women

Women's Spring weight white cotton ribbed union suits;
sleeveless and knee length with cuff lace trimmed regu
lar ana extra sizes CUc
White Isle ribbed union suits neck sleeveless STYLE
knee length lace trimmed regular Sizes eoc; Extra Sizes
$1.15
White silk Isle ribbed union suits in low neck sleeveless
style with cuff knee length regular sizes $1.OO
Extra sizes ...................... ST .2J
White isle ribbed in low neck and sleeveless style;
Extra sizes oJc
Dives, Pomeroy Floor
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-04-03

Suits of fine quality Jersey cloth, in navy with
shawl collar of white broadcloth; belt and cuffs
pped with white broadcloth ............ $4,000
Poiret twill and serge suits made in pony
model, in sand and navy with vestee, collar and
cuffs of fancy figured pongee silk. ..... $3.50
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-04-03
Goats of Fine Quality TweedS, Covert and Velou

Tweed coats of fine quality in box plated back,
finished with narrow belt, convertible collar and
lined to the waist with figured pongee silk, $500
Burrella, serge and wool velour coats in Pekn,
taupe sand and grey; made with inverted box
plated back finished with a broad belt; collar
and cuffs trimmed with broad band of tan silk
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-04-03
The Trefousse Is Easily the
BestGloveMade forWonen

Of they from France else they could not be
wonderfully made exact in their fitting qualities And
they wonderfully cut that they really stand supreme
when they to be fitted the average woman hand
Treousse gloves happy say sold at the Dives
Poeroy and Stewart glove department They made of
the finest of French Kid skins by expert French workmen
and with all the trials and hardps of the French people
these supreme in quality gloves made right up their
fifty old standard You'll count it pleasure and sat-
isfacton your.frst pair of Trefousse gloves.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-04-03

Serge suits in navy and black, made in a high
wasted model with full flare skirt, slashed at
the sides and trimmed with narrow silk braid;
collar and vestee of white pongee silk -. $500
Fine quality tricotine suits in a tailored model,
bound with black silk braid, white taffeta collar
and Vestee Observation-Disclosures. $65. 90
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-04-03

3% suitng. Thursday
yards shepherd $4OO Thursday.
yards suing Thursday
Thursday ..............
$6.25.
yards $1,000. Thursday ......
yards green popin Thursday ........
yards plum Thursday ........
Az Value
3A popln Value $S1S. Thursday
yards broadcloth Value
brown Value $500
Az yards granite cloth. Value $63S.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-04-03
Black Dress Goods

SO yards gabardine $5OO Thursday ...... so2S
yards broadcoth. $3.50. Thursday
Value $625
IA yards hroadcloth Thursday .......
gabardne. Vade $1,000. Thursday
Value $3.50. Thursday .,............
2-S yards popln Value $S17. Thursday
yards Santoy Value $500 .............
Ia yards fine Value $5.SS, ....
AZ yards Tussah royal Value $3.50 Thursday
yards batiste Value $500 Thursday
Az yards serge Value 5000 Thursday $IIO
Dives, Pomeroy Stewart Floor
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-04-03

Serge, poplin and Burrella cloth coats made
with gathered back and inverted plats at side
trimmed with self covered buttons collar and deem
cuffs of self material of contrasting shades so
Covert cloth coats in a plain tailored semi
htted model, beautifully trimmed in heavy stitch
tewart, Second Floor