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@as QlOpO George
ant meiiten anifitl.

II tie III De-
l8eltgcihittl ugr5eidlnet mcr0cu, 10
lhrejbt oje Ntll. @erm.
Ms tiir3ijh Der cuql,ihe 4r2mj2y
miHjItcr &Iop0 @corgc oa2 ShIob IN
&trio,lta beiud1te. iolI CT noh Der
Calm 4ep9~ Ben 9tlt2ipru0 Jtt1an
habtu.
n&h alOubc bier lit icit ser 3cit BON
EOujo XIV. nj6It mellr Qcliiftct NOR
ben"
&crio17cs lit ocicitucuO fIlr oos
SraUtreid1 0e2 H.. uuO IS Eahrbun
aert2, &crioluc3 mar 0u5 5um6ot 0ea
1c2poti9uu@, Is mar uid't MIR Dos
&udtihloG os5 ~pjer3cbrt}u Wl0 iilni
}cbut,u %oul3 IS mar Der Subc8rifi
0e9 @r0B2mpnhl@. 0cr@nltQfratic, Der
tollltcu 5tlbititbtrhtbuul
Ger U~,gr3ebnte @ouj@, Dem oaa &oit
Rtht2 meittr mar ais Die WiaI'e 0JC
MIR 8iltdtcn iuo feline Hcdltc belaB,
hot o15 &uinhIoF lmo Sen 4arf &c
idoii>u - feline llntccthdren muttea
ojc Marryl }jeaan uu0 bic 5t,tna
idleppcn 0auiit Sic A}ijnibe mo
%aumcn oca .roj aolcjl' e~rfiillt mur
Ben
Cie flelnen GeIpotcn baben oo>
qrobe &orbjlo nat1c0ift, mo icOe@
&uitihloB non Neriojuc5 bis Sh0n
brun lit ein Qe1tmaI Der tiefitgn
@hmuu Der &olfcr.
llnbHpuBt bobcn sic @Iutltrberr
id0ittu freilid au ser &cIreiunI De"
Mcnitbcjt mitQcnrbcjtet ohnc Der
ioiuc2 mare Der 5turm Ser @aitjllc
ME m0qIih qclpeien %locm iie ou5
@olf f~ucdhteten uno miBDun0eItcm ho-
ben Oicic Enr0men Inn Die Sebuilht
noh Trcihcit c%ingehoudt.
Qoula XIV. mar IS, Scr oo2 &ort
Iproh: n2'ctat c'cit mol" Ger
Staot bin if! Som mar iein %h
oQc9. jbni Qolt iejn (<d) ais Ndie.
nm Sic Iid sic @clt orchtc, ihur
Idjcn oje @glt MIR nm ie;ue5 Ed3
>oiuen Qcihniien git icjn 6r mar Scr
n0dirteQriii 0,5 0eipoten. nod inneu
rutN nab oubeu.
oId alnubc hicr lit icIt DER 3cit U0n
2oula XIV. nidIt mchr Ncliiftct luOr
ben"
N. Is .faI Gl0isc ur0 I'M oeU So.
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gemcien iei. Bel Dem 8ro5eB muc0t
natJgerDieien, onB &aures ourdaus
lopal gclpcIeu a Ger 8ertbelci=
ger oes Angetlugteu U%laiolrte lur
ieineu Stlienten mat Dem a%rgumeHt.
0aB oas Ut0tiD ijir 0en Utoro ulr.
reglleltetcr Entrlotlsmue" mar, uno
bcgriln0ete lem &erIan8cn ar 6rel-
lprchung nit oeu &orten. 5nI Jto-
men 0es Siegls, melder Jest uulet-
Scv3cu NIT Greuoe eriltut. ltn0 0l2
7rciipredulug erioIgtc. Gos lit De-
Negriii Der rs erehtigteit",
Die IN Srunfrelf) 8e5oteu D:r0
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2ic SaacspreHe in Nmerifa, tim

%Af %AiAEYANf III ~ -"
uer Die Die Reacl bcitltigcu0Cn Pins
nahntcn nid)t tu%gcrcfuct) lit en-
ifie0cn 3t cincm gang gcID0bnlldcR
Observation-Disclosures berabgelunteu.
Ute etuu elm Iepartcntcutslaocn bic.
tet lie 0aa teil. non Dem lie glallbt,
ouB Is Die mcliten &unoen an5leben
mcr0c. Norauf lie Dor allen Gln8cn
ans lit, lit oua. Den ieructllB hcrridcn
Cen @cid)naf 0c3 YubIlfuma tcunclt
3u leruct, INTO 0Hiem oieidlmod Rcd]-
uuna 3u tragcn, Oh or MN gut ooer
ihlcdt lcI.
%u elmer iocben cridlicncn gfaNo
sin Drummer critcjnt ser brittle mo
leBtc elmer 5cric uon NrtIfcln uolt
Weorac Grecl, m0hreu0 oe9 2rjegc2
QorIiBcr Oe5 9uuoe@amtc5 filr silent.
Gd,e MjtthcilunQeu. Dicicr Artltcl
trdgt Die llcbcrihrjlt g3eltungen"
ODER, nm gon5 9cnau 5u lem Che
/ 9mericun Ncm2papcr", mo @r. GrccI
Qclaugt qclult 81 0icicm llrtbeil.
Gbotiod1e lit OoB OiA iif ibrcr
9opulitdt iortwdbrenO Hithmenoer
iclbit o|ieicni8rn morert, mclhe Die
2oualitat QutcrHUrger 0lrdl ihrc emf
&c 6cberci ihIicBIitl mtcrgruben. SIR.
GrccI foGt Is, ME obcn angeflibrt, IN
| Die @orte 5ulnmmen rGurd) oen poll
ihncn Cojeien 3cItunQen) ermettcll
RaiicnbaB muroe Die 2oUnlitdt IN Den
@cr3cn monder SremOgeborener &C.
idnpddt oocr pcrnid)tet."
SEER GrctI tonmIt 81 Dem Stlll'c.
ooi sic &eltortifelieiteu non alerh0d)
items 3ebn 3ciuungen I'M Qonjcr
Xon0c Ser &cattung mcrtb o0er Gin
linz o~u25uil6cn imitauOc ieiclL - @a;
6crr Grcsl Rohe %Qcidworrn?
God or hat re'iq1irt, mo an Die.
ieuI +. }tprll hortc oa2 oGonntltte,
, OH Eu1llc Information aul 5u cyl.
( it.rclt. - 30 iuu0s".
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bahrcn un0 @iihlen gegeu Die
amcrlfanlid)eu Vurger pom 0eutidlcr
4bfuuit h~ingeDieieu. Rel Der 81.
iummeufllnit 0tr Boluerncltre 0es
&au0es In Der 8uu0e3tbuptita0t
Muihlugton mar er Der lolttcltc
Sdlrcier pom alien Anpeien0cn geqcE
Niles, mas and MIR cinen oeutldlen
Auilug huttc. ,{eoe oeutlhe HIrdc
III Anlerifo, ie0e 0eutid)e 5fule. ie
ser Oeutld]e &erCin, icoc 0eutihc &ogt
iollte obgcihafft mer0en. Sn icinem
Staate Soma perbot er 0en 0eutidicn
BaItoren in oeutider Sprade 81
pre0igen, Die oeutihen Shulen lies
er ihlieBen uno auf Der StroBc un0
in 0ffcntlid]en Bldben iopie per (elc
phon 0urfte 9tIeluan0 Bebraudl BON
Ser Ocntihen Sprnde MAIDEN, neil
0lcica, mie er mnflihrte, unpdtriOtiif)
un0 unangrifoniih let. 0ieit5 allies
iuhte er itreng ourf3ufitbtelt, trot
Dem sic 0ilrqcr pom 0elItlhcr @er-
tuuft I'M State Soma Der omerIta=
niid)en Hcgicrunq un0 Ser nmerIfn'
nlidcn Hepublif treli uno o%piermiaiI
CUR Scite itan0en.
@clh mltitcrbafter 0eieue un0 IA
triot 0ieier DIR. @aroing lit, gent aus
elmer @lnfIoge heroor, melhe Ser 6or
mcr @iulum Rathbuu pom H50aGoun
IT, Ilolpn, qcgcn i'm crbebt. GrneIt
Rath6ru. Ser Sohn Oieic5 Sarntcr9,
mo Elm qepiiicr Gmcara hatten Ell
men truiIiidcn ?(ngriff aui Elm ilulge2
0cutihc5 U}doteu genlodlt. SIe be
fanntcu lid ihuI0i9 ul0 muroeu on
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Let our object he, II Country, our
xbole Country, and nothing but our
Country. And by the blessing OF God,
alay that Country itself become a
east and splendid monument, not
OF oppression and terror, but OF wis
dom, of peace, and of liberty, upon
which the world may gaze with
a~Gfmiratiun forever.
Daniel Webster.
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@eHu Elm aaufntaun nit mthr
Fd''lpeu ais Nttipen arbeitCt, 10
lau6 er iibcr flr3 o0er lang bunte-
rott peroeu; lu!iere GeiauQpCreiut
'i1hc0 lla1 0dbci aber Rnfi ant,
Ger 0tj3ige lit cigentIjt gar nidr
'~dbltn;d'tt3, mas cr 5uianuncn.
DART, a16rt uId't Tim uao MIRO
eauoI Gas 9tilgmm uuoertr NIta.
'deH. 8srohrIld O~crjcai3en Sic Ct
5ort.
Gin ut.ier 9phoriiuter hat Sic
&ehaugtunl auiaeitelt: GJoi5maa
'Ci Ste (uctitoer atlcr gl,tcu [atea
Sem tit attr uldt mnter 10. oen1
Iptr 'up,e, rUeglibt. ocutt gar u1tE
an 't ',lgit.
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w..
l'.". ~1o'' pU'' ~ 0U"' ~, ',''
2Il C''''aV" NS'l'' '<'i't' ''' '>V'!
|~'IH'ollSL UV'' ~.''"lV V'2 "'''' 0'..'
!''.on @'Fn''' i.E'3 '.''t o'e o,Fo.
>'.II'sG@'e "A'o,t ooH 'e ''lo''e
w .'(l'y'''''! .""' 0.tG!''r!3'H'
"'p''E''''tE I'.'-''''<" l'i''1"1
gen DER r>H1t".s''J2 "oIIl!'''H.''3
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,yprr MT Ocn SnuOmrrfo

31It Aine JtpIttidt Gutihcj0ml
uPldr tcc rene Observation-Disclosures
Enimcr QctrofieM oils sr otl Erlplt.
Observation-Disclosures u~tttAtiltt. ef
faiultt uitlt5 nit I1atu }u talm tl
qabcn Cine ioldlc ShHiiiic,6"tllihoii
hattr lib erbotcu, u1t TIM Trjrou,
SpjRcl0Ienltc irr 0a5 Elt~Iu}Asport.
Tueut 3u Ieiitru ME ooa I'M 2trluuy
nes Sfrieae5 aeihchen obtr Nery Nal
nier bot rms MN itor 3ltjtu >sH
1haeiebut.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-04-04

.rr @S 9aroInG,
Der @0uocru.uE
uniere5 Jtadlbur
i~iaute5 Soma, it
~uniercn &elcrg
uobl Der Reputa'
tiou mad befnnut
Nie0trboIt pur
Dc in aQen Bel
tuugen ulti ica
b09miQlqes DC.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-04-04

NVtNFFTNE NVFVENFIWINTI NTTT ~
gang. Der i'JHt Strlut Ul iju iti'jt
3utct Sn SoHmer 1914 Wur0c So
a%ran30ltidle @ojidllitcniJhrtr Sean
%1lrc9 pon ejnelu 4PauHt NlHllu>
3iaoltl &liiapu grnu0r0tt &yua,N t'
icOt 1~ro5eiiurt un0 irtjJrprodltu nor
0er. uahotn CT lett &elchunQ 0,s
8erbretcn9 In N1it aa;utiHl ,<U Nje
len Sdhren lit foruulhrtno b.turi
0oroeu 0ab Saurg3 Nn &trydth,,
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Gin Dunhlcr patriot nnb Cbrenmann!


iiir 81 le6ensl1ngllde 3uhthausboft
ocrurtbeilt. Der iunge 9tatbbur
mar ie0od foum perurtheilt, ais er
aud idou Don 8ouDerneur SarOinq
bcJnaoIgt mur0e. Der &crbrefer
hatte MIR einer Gag i'm Gountp-
&efdngniB 3ugebradt, ais DIE 8e.
1naoigung ibn erreihte. Die 8e.
luaoiguna mur0e ic0oh fir eine
Reibe BON @oden gebeim gebalten.
sEatriOtiIdDcs" Sdmiergelb!
@ouoerneur 6orOmg ion lid iiir
Sic 8cgno0igunQ 5000 Dollars be.
31blen boben laiieu mo jpur ourf
DIE 8ermittlung oe5 Nouofatel
Ibu0ens SneQ ans Soa Gountu,
meld)er nit @ouoerneur. @aroiug
5pei Gage Dor DER 9cgndOigunQ
IN cinem GhIcagoer @otcl 3uianl.
mentraf. @us IN Dem 0otel binter
peridloIienen Jhilren uerhan0clt
mur0e, miro boiientIih gnr balo &c,
IultitI lUet Oel.
Ser 6drmer @iaIam Hatbbun bai
ieire AnfIage gegen oen 8ouucrncul
@aroing in einem Iaugen 9ofunlent
ei0lih erh6rtet. 2000 9o[lars fiil
bic @egnooiqunq lieb er in ieiner
Rnnf un0 oen ilbriaen @etrnd non
5000 Golfers bate er all @uu0. Bur
Bopiergelo pur0t bel Dem @eguo.
oIgunJSbauocl bemtBt, neil ser No
pofat feline Ghef5 annehmen tpoatG
aus guten @riin0cn, un0 Die ie0en
efifftgen >Suriiteu qelGlfia lin0.
Ser General StootSonmalt 0c<
Stoote3 Soma bat sic Sudlc in 0Gu.
Sen uno miro cine ltnteriuduInq Dor.
nebnlen. Ser nngetlogte @ouper.
neur @or0ir9 behauptct notiirlIdL el
lei urriduI0ig !pie Elm neugeboreueS
@abp un5 Dos 8on3c lei cine Der.
id)p0rung. Gr miro mobl nid)t:
unueriuft lciien, nm lid aus Sen
ShIingc bcra,G 3ubeiBen. IS IoQet
Sfritte Qetbau luerocu, Inn i'm lei
mes Nnttcs ais @olperneltr DO,
HlorDa 5lt cnticben.
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- &ebe OCm gnn0c, o0a lid Uur

He0eu NM Nc0nern 81 iitrdlttu not
Eat einmol Elm l,iitreJher ItoUn &c
agt; ober mir limo nidlt Iau} iider
n Ger nom Der He0elputh uniGr,r Belt
etfe NhUltaq dthQbt bot.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-04-04

Sic 2cntidlcn Ncb0rcn mad Sentldls
lam, ia1t Der Sdolte &ouotc lldo
0Ie Sdl0ttel nad z 1t uttI0n0.
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Mas id, miinidltc Dor maudfm Ia6r,

sat oa5 gebtu mir uldlt btldert;
aoer q bat mih 0arur gciehrt,
EaE nltlu NlMih Elm tb0rIdlttr mar.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-04-04

.goraenitern" ie0en 9tenst'g,, MT
s@erDitfrn". !coen 5retta9, porto
frei. heior ~,so6eubldtter 3ulanimen Pr %
$1br idr
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-04-04

grideint ieoen 6reito8.
meih6ftseQ ofnL:

aeraus8eber: Die ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS"
40pIf @anortaH, SralsoenI'
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G. L.. C0LMAN,
SanbOt5.Sanolung
Gbiirens 1t. Teniterrabmens Jabrit

Ia Crosse, Wis.
3uetQ @eiddfte:
9iiuneiOta; Stubborn, @reiton. Spring
@a1cp, @rano W}eooolp, @ropu3s
oalc, Caflauo, gilbert 2eo. Nloen
@eq5, Q}lnneiota 2dte, Cation,
GeIepou. @inuebuqo Gin, 55airz
monr, S6er6urn, Sation, 2atefiet0,
6ItIoa. GoQerton, YJprltone.
Gafota: TlonOreaM Sen HapIo3, Sol
man. Q}aoiloa, 0oipuro, Diana,
Norepburg. &ooulodet.
Acbrnafa: g}or56 9eu0.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-04-04

GeI6Gftss4otdl;
anrstern @ebauoe, 1913 gom >f'aBe
ga Groie. 8ls. ca,
Esfez 9.lepbou 1913. AItes 2slep4on -
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Gle umpaljnng
Der SrGtte.

l0HQlt tool ul1
erlo'tcn 8Iatbte, tit gI5Gl;h mjlocr
thdtIJ
Shuce uno @j3ntaiicn, Die icit emf
agn 3eitcn bob iIber Der Stuctliuis
Ioaeu mo felt &uhrluu0>rtcu jhrcl
&lag bcholtptetglL pur0cn non Ser
lmnUdI3uua bcriIbrt, Tie IIieBel nm
III Stromeu Ser Ilcfe ST.,
Plus DEM @ipieI - $500 TlE
rod ircjg2u Elammcn uuo &0lh.
Der QroGe &era NOR nid}t toot. CT
id'liei MIR Jest lit cr mad, mo De-
rtlt. &erujhtunQ Ill bereiteu
@icr lit elm grbobcne3 Sultbol Der
menidljheu @rditc In Der maittrioi.n
licie 0g4 Citcn5 Ser @rdfte, Ste
lhredIIdcr iiuo ais irleuo eiitc Ro=
turtralt Der 3r0ite, Die it'd 0ou HItf-
Ian0 Der ergjc6en uao Die ga11}e Gjol.
liiat,ou SIT ii1crilut3tU 0rohcn.
Gle SIM" hat i0r @(c,dlnjF
/ itlcdlt @QcndAlt; e. 1t EN- uuGcCcs
@leidniB 0aa imterIjd) tetne3 lit.
Ger @usbrut 0e3 GI6ru3 lit pom
tiner9}aturfroft pcruriatt. Der Qeqcn
ijber mir madtIo9 'jn0. @ir bubcu
fein 4ijttel, oicicn Auabruh 3u Der
bitten, NM h1bcn felu Nittel, i'm All
bcen0en - mir iteben ibu. mic ie0tm
tlcmcntoreu GrejQajB, obnmdhtiQ ge-
1snjlbcr uno uullist Is l~cu0hr,n
lajitu.
Die llmmdlWnQ III Ser muiteci0icn
lIefe 0ca Citeu3 fouNtcn mir per.
hiitcn; mir fcnnen ibrc uriadlc ms
babcn Die Mtodt. tie SIT beieitjlen Ole
Glcncnte Ger Notltr inn n0rfer ais
mir, mir obcr ij1o itdrfer oI3 ienl
(lmW0I5unQ, Sic ]four lit unicr
N}r;Iter mir obcr f0unru ittc @tiuhr
i'm GItcn, ienc ardftc mclitcrn.
Die ltrlode iener llmuil}uu1 it
Sic Roth. sic mir perbijtan fomten.
IT DER &unaer, Sen mir 0iucn-t6nnru,
tit Die llu3uirjcoenheit, oit mir be
frlrojNcn f0nneu
Ir1 If0dlt, tie sat 1ewWeu. lit lm>
3elcltH Dos lit uJd}t Die @cpoIt.
Htd't ote 2rutJlo 1lmucgoaaa 0u
&2a'r1u = Is lit oaa Ntat Die Nie.
ttgtlicr, Die Ytt2t oi. &sruwft.
EItit p'sr @1wo,tiltH t0HmgH bic elt.
.s,s,r4.,, ,,>.,+{H~,4 > 81
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WInc F0flilIIdIc NDtI@tUEUHIt IU!IV
auudhIiQ ans Der 1dnmet3. gSt
einCm AaIbgH GubeH0 Stou'l.u an Der
SplBc.
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.-Qcine hnlbc MnNrcnclnm rnft

9ie brjtGid'c @%IrDeitcfidait Der HC9ic
rama 5tt. lta0 mellt 8e1al. m19 Ile
fQdt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-04-04

gm b.itsu uno iiheriteu 1T g, ods
ueJS per 8otanmeiiun9 (gfonsp
S,rSsr,. Die Der Bojtnletiter N Den 9roS
Tfersu Crtihaftcu alIstelen tarn' %
5bsrIeuoen. Gbeuio gut uno llder y
DC etiun9eu iDetS
1e sic Naeuten in allen SypreB>>tdilps
Ter ousIteuen. Beun man pas @elo
s,er RECOMMENDING ODER per eTpreBan'
i-ssi1,ina idbidt, iii IS njht notblneno'9'
srn betreffenoeu 8rief re9iitrtren gu ialS
Srs. suerrt Die aoreTe 0eutItd] 8.ltrleoeH
seat man oogegen Saar9eto IN oeh
Tri.f. ~ foate bieier tets regntrlrt ipef'
ar I'M irt1er 81 lcin, oaB oerletoe t'9.
~ onfom. Il. Silr 8eloienouugen III
gFIgfdhem 8riefuerihluNe iibetne9rnen
ar;r tetner1si Observation-Disclosures. Sm
Srrae BON aoreBuerdnoerun9en oer9ene
Tr..u ia ntht, Die alte ebeniopobl ME ole
acne 8oitoffice an8u9eben, BERN lonlf
E5rvn.u mir ben Ndrneu IN ben Sunern
gar ni6t finoen.
Ronen Groers ourien nitt, mic oas
10 Oft aeIhiebt. uIs oermetntllte Ghtt'
.tuuo aurldbebnIten peroen'
gsu6ern ituo IN ben Srlettu oet3u'
Suittuna srfoIat nur burh aenoerune
sss 3otunns auf nem aoreBitrsiten.
g2dn oore7ire etnfafN;
,Rorbhern", On GrOHe, isis.
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as&xgAD
HEgf%

ga Gyoiic, Den / Nprjl 1919.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-24

registered at the officers of the
Chamber of Commerce will receive
an invitation, and will be entitled to
a medal, and participate in the well
come home demonstration. Every
man who has not yet registered is
urged to do so to-day.
Mayor Daniel L. Keister will max e
the presentation speech during the
Sunday afternoon service, outlining
the gratitude felt by Harrisburgers
for their service men. The presen-
tation of the medals will be made
by a corps of Red Cross girls.
Several local veterans will receive
official citations from officials of the
They are Major Samuel w. Flem-
ing. Sergeant Grover Speckart, and
posthumous award will go to Tim
othy Naughton, in honor of his son,
Francis X. Naughtcn, VINO died OF
wounds sustained in the Argonne
forest.
The parade Monday afternoon
will be military affair, it was de-
cided at the meeting of those in
charge last evening. George w.
Rhoads, commander of the G.. A. r.
in the Pennsylvania division, ap-
pointed Francis H. Hoy, veteran of
the Spanish American War. as chief
of staff. The first division will be
composed of the veterans of pre-
vious wars, who will form an escort
of honor for the veterans of the
World War, in the second division.
The Civil War veterans will ride in
automo obiles, each of which will be
decorated with six American flags.
The details regarding the forma-
tion and assembling of the parade
were contained in the orders issued
by the chief marshal to-day.
]. S. Lowengard, chairman of the
merchants council of the Harris
burg Chamber of Commerce, has re-
quested all merchants to close their
stores Monday at noon, in order that
proprietors and clerks may partici-
pate in the celebration.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-24
THE PANGS OF
RHEUMATISM

everyone who has had the
slightest experience with rheu-
matism will continue to suffer
and grow worse until they are
finally practically helpless, un-
less they realize that the dis
case must be combatted at its
source. Rheumatism is often a
diseased condition of the blood,
the disease attacks the body
through the blood, hence the
system can be rid of its pains
only after the blood has been
cleansed of the germs of the
disease.
Lotions, liniments and oint-
ments, applied to the surface
may in some cases deaden the
pain for the time being, but
until you attack the disease at
its foundation, you are making
no progress toward a cure,
and you are permitting the
trouble to get a firmer hold on
your system every day. This
is one reason why Rheumatism
is usually a permanent disease,
staying with its victims year
after year. Getting rid of the
disease is merely a matter
of treating it intelligently.
Knowing that it cannot be
cured by external applications,
it is folly to rely upon such
treatment.
S. S. S. is without question
the most thorough blood med
icine ever made, and it cleanses
the blood of every impurity and
disease germ. That is>why it
seldom fails to give satisfac-
tory results in even the sever
est cases of Rheumatism. Be-
ing purely vegetable without a
particle of mineral or chemical
in its composition, it works by
eliminating and forcing out of
the blood all impurities, acting
as tonic to the entire system
at the same time. 1t has been
in use for more than fifty years
and thousands of sufferers
from rheumatism give it un-
stinted praise.
You are invited to write our
medical department for full in
formation and advice about the
treatment of your own case,
for which no charge is made.
Address Swift Specific Co., 27
Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-24
Tenor to Lead Chorus
at Holiday Service

The Rev. M. Lochmanovitz, one of
the best-known Jewish tenors, has
been secured by the congregation of
Chisuk Emuna Synagogue, to lead a
chorus of ten in the various services
of the Jewish New Year festival
which begins this evening.
All of the services of this syna-
gogue will be under the direction of
Mr.. Lochmanovitz. Through an or
der issued by the Secretary of War,
all members of the Jewish faith in
the service may return home for
the festival. Rabbi Lewis ]. Haas
has also arranged that all Jewish
soldiers in the Carlisle hospital
may have furloughs over the holi-
days. New Years greeting cards
and prayer books have been sent out
among the Carlisle men.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-24
To Develop Naval
Reserve as Emergency
Support Fer Navy
BY .4ssncintci prcss-

Washington, Sept. "a. - Plans
for organizing the naval reserve
force and developing it's efficiency
as an emergency reserve for the
Navy were completed at confer
ence just concluded here between re-
serve officers representing all sec
tions of the country and officers of
the regular Navy.
The conference recommended
legislation requiring the crews of all
vessels flying the American flag to
enroll in the naval reserve. Ade-
quate appropriations to provide the
training requisite to a high state of
efficiency in the reserve also were
advocated and plans completed for
division of the organization into suit
able units by the commandants of
the several naval districts. Arrange
ments likewise were made for as
signment of training and cruising
vessels by the Navy.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-24
When q Girl EfQrries"
New, Romantic Serial Dealing With The Absorbing
Problem of Girl Wife

after lunch to make final arrange
ments about taking charge of his
uptown studio
Why are you doing this" I
gasped.
why? Oh, for a number of rea-
sons. First of ALL like Mr..
Mason"
But Daisy, liking a man isn't a
legitimate business reason for Civ
ing up a splendid position and real
prospects for the future"
How do you know what my pros
poets with Mr.. Mason are?" inter
rupted Daisy pertly.
II can't know of course. unless
you choose to tell me. But at Hal
erary editor some day. You have
splendid position now. You're
about to come into personal touch
with Mr.. Haldane and your own
ability and willingness to work ought
to do the rest"
Literary editor, indeed!" laughed
Daisy scornfully. Fifteen years
from now, maybe. And I'm sick of
the old galleys and cuts and forms.
I'm sick of the smudgy proof sheets
and the bang of the presses up in
the composing room. I like beauty
I'm going where it is. Lovely things
my eyes. I've resigned l tell you!
We needn't discuss Haldane's any
longer"
IAN right" I said gravely, What
are we to discuss?''
why, your standing sponsor for
my character. Ordinarily Mr.. Mason
says, he'd ask anyone who was to
take charge of a place like his up
town studio to give him a bond for
at least $1,000. OF course, / can't
do that. And l wouldn't feel 1
could ask you to either. But if
you'll just tell him how you feel
about me"
Her words made me start.
And what must that be-"
asked interrupting in turn.
why you've shown how that is.
You've taken me about socially.
You got me this dress. I know it's
all for Kate-but this is for her,
too. l want to get away from Hal
danes. You've made me see l have
to. l can't stand the strain of be-
ing there everything-with him. No
please don't say word, I'm try
ing to forgive you, but l can't talk
about it toyou."
anything for you. My friendship
with him-dates back to the time
when you were little girl. l can't
be melodramatic and make a large
gesture of putting an old friend who
is just that and no more out of my
life-can II" l replied with no pre-
tense that I din't fully understand.
will you please not talk about
it?" asked Daisy YEARLY. I'm not
blaming you for being beautiful and
desirable and making men forget.
I'm not saying that you'd come be-
tween me and what / want if you
could help it. But you have spoiled
my chances. You've spoiled what I
think was my one chance at Hal
danes. l think you almost spoil
ed my life. Now will you dare dis
cuss it or protest."
Yes, l dare" I said hotly. You
are all wrong. Love and friendship
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-24
American Warship
Anchored at Fiumc

Malta, Tuesday, Sept. 23.-Rear
Admiral c. P. w. Hope, r. N, who
arrived here to-day on board the
British Cruiser Cardiff, bringing
British troops from Fiume, reports
that the United States armored
cruiser Pittsburgh was among the
war vessels off Fiume when the Car
diff left. while the cruiser Olympia
had been ordered to proceed there
When Gabrielle D'Annunzio arriv-
ed with his expedition, Admiral Hope
said, his men deprived all the Allied
troops of their arms. not even allow
ing men on patrol to carry their
bayOnetS,