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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-06-19
BEL einem Inn 9 ubr itattfin6enoen
9odomte oas tets erba1lide Set Der

bel einem Inn 9 mbr itattfinben6en
9odamte bas itets erbnuli1e Set Der
feierli9en @inoerfommlinion itatt.
Sci einem am leBten 5onntag IN Der
ct. 8ene6iftusz Stride 3u MDon bonn
bo6tp. @farrer P. 2eonnr6, .. g. 49,,
Inn balb 10 l1br gebaltenen Sodamte
empfingen 38 &in6er, Die bon ibrem
5eeliorger beitens auf biefe1 MIDI
tigen 2ebensa1t borbereitet tparen,
eritmals ouf feierlide 8eife Die 81.
&ommunion unb 1p11r6en beim gtab-
mittagsgottes6ienite in 6ie 5fapulier,
brnoer1Gaft a%ufgenommen. Mm
%pergongenen sonntag gingen bel benz
lepitierten Mmte, 6as Der bodm. p.
SSoiepb unter Niiiitena Beg bodm. p.
Mtbanojins, 8. g. s.. als 9iafon,
bes bodm. p. 8onifa5ius, 9. g. S.,
als 5ub0iafon ur1b oes ebrp. Grater
@bilipp, 3. g. s., als 3eremoniar
lang, 26 gliifli9e &tn6er Der @e-
mleinoe goaegepiue CUR feierli6en fl.
@ommnnion. Gags 6aranf tpar feier~
1i9e Mnfnabme in BEN Na1nen Sein-
@erein un6 in sic 5fapnlierbru6er=
|fdaft.
: Mm 6eite Ser Mpoitelfirften 8e-
ter nno saul miro ser in Der ct. Ile-
s=@emein6e 5u @elt Union als
Bfarrer nngelteqte bo9p. 9err So
iepb 8ul9er 6as Set 6es %iilbernen
8rieiterinbildums feiern, nobel bod-
tpiirbiger &err &einri9 2entbner bon
Martp Die Geltpre6igt balten miro.
Mm Greitag, Ben 81. Stunt, Be.
gorn in Ser in @ouegebine bonn bo9=
tpiir6igen P. Soiepb .. g. g.. pal to-
rierten ct. sSobannes- @emein6e cine
groBe Mifionsmo6e, Die bon benz
bodtp. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 8enno
@dum geleitet tperoen miro.
= Die am leBten Donneritagaben6
int ct. 8ene6ifts &orbent 5u ct. So
1epb begonnenen Sabreserer5itien Der
Mobi5en uno iener ebrm. 56tpe1tern,
sic 1i6 tp4brenb Der Sommerferien
nod 1peiter ansb1l0en int b0beren
2ebrbernfe, geldngten Dienitagmor@
gen gum Mbi6luB. 9ieielben tpuroen
bon einem bodtp. Sblatenpater gelet=
tet. Madmittags 3 nbr nabm Der
bodm. 'ite 8ii6of sos. 8uid 6ie @in-
flei6nng bon reun5ebn &an6t6atinnen
Dor. 81 bieier 6eier batten ii6 meb=
rere Brie1ter nn6 etne groBe Mn5abl
8olfes eingefun6eu. 9ie @rer5itier
fir sic oeutibfpre6en6en @6tpelterr1
nebmen om Z. Suli ibren Mnfang uno
Elm britter &etreat miro, III Ser bor~
lebten Gl1limode beginnen6, in eng
lifder @prode gegeben tper6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-06-19

3 Die brittle Sssabrensfo1bention Der
Di05e}e 5f. @lo116 miro fommeroen
Dien1taq nit einem &ontiioalamte IN
Der @atbe6rale er0ffnet, mdbreno mel.
9em Ser bobp'ite &err Gr5bif9of
Domlinq bon ct. Saul sic Seftpre,
bigt balfen miro. Sbre 3nioge our
Eeilnnbme an Ser 5tpeitdgigen Dio5e-
1on4@onferen5 boben oie bodtp'iten
8ifd}0fe 9effron bon @inona nno
Mcgfi9olas bon Da1l1tb gegeben.
= sssn Ser ct. 5u
Mo6enu, mo Ser bo6tp. Serr 5ranc1s
2enger als 8farrer nngeiteM TT, er-
teiIte Iebten 6onntag Der bo9tp'1ite
Bii6of Sofepb 8nfb Dos 81. Safraz
ment Der 6irm1tt1g.
*Mm 5amitng, ben IA. Stunt, tpetb-
te Ser bo9m'ite 8i6of Soiepb B111b
folgen6e @erren git Brieitern: 9obtp.
clinton Baui6 fir Die Dio5eie Siol1r
Gitp, sSotpo; Brimi8 an 18. Stunt 5n
Mibton, Sopn; bo6n. 8ereoif AYse-
termeier fir Sic Dio5eie ct: Glono;
Brimis am 90. STUNT 51 Meelrole;
bodm. SEQ &enbinp fir Die Di05eie
ct. glon6 ;;WBrilni5 5u Eintab, Mtnr:;
bohm. P. Dspalo Sobnnnes 8. y.
s., bon Der ct. Sobns Mbtei; Bri11t5
an 90. Stunt gu gon Claire, isis;
Geltpreoiger bo6n'iter Mbt Beter g't1s
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-06-19
&erlangt

Elm bieniteifriger Mann, nm nnfou.
Ii. @rnnfenberiiderung 5u Derfolfen
8ir modten einen Marr, 6effen Chr.
gei5 6abin itrebt, als Dibiftons=Ma.
mayer fir Elm Eerritorium bon be-
tradtlider @r0Be git ff1ngieren. Som.
miiiion nn6 SoIdr fir ben ri6tigen
damn. grfabru1g niht 70 neie1tlid
nIs gutter 8ine 51 nrbeiten. Rropo.
iition iolte menigitens $3.50 Der
Monat Meingetpinn einbrt1ger.
M6reifiere:
MatipmaI gainaltp goutpaup.
429 Bnlnce @ebdloe
31-3 Minnenpolis Mint1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-06-19

@nglanb trast iid) idun uteber nit
&rieqsplGnen. DiesmaI ion es ben
omerifonii9en Slei16baronen an BEN
@ragen geben. @as bon ben lebteren
mobri6einli6 a1s i6lebter 9anf FIR
treue 9ienite betradtet tperoen miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-06-19

Sic @ntbed1ng einer GIT BEN 3pe'
de eingeleiteten @eridmorung, bie9Re.
gier11ng Inn Milionen 5u begarnern,
aeiat, SAB man ni6t acknowledgement.
ie AT ben Mnor6tten geben mnB,
tpe11 man @anoesfeinbe ieben min.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-06-19

Set 9esemtber 1916 fat Sc. Set
Iigfeit, 8apit 8enebift XIV. ITO. @r5=
bii9ofe ur6 8tid0fe ernannt II. pro-
flnmiert.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-06-19
9ie Grpbius Anebec 1T Canada ba

DIE YrDOt13 Rneuec III @u1tuuu Jul
bel6loHen, iiber Ole Grage Ser Brobt=
bition ub5uItimmen. 9ie fotbofii1e
@eiitli6feit bot uGbren6 6es gan5en
Samples Meutralitdt beoba6tet, nn6
cine 6ieie 6tel1tng anor6nenoe Or
fldrung lit bon 6em &aroinol erlai-
len tpor6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-06-19
@erlangt

8erlangt
ein MGib6er our 8erridtl1g ange-
meiner &ausnrbeit. @ieltae rid1te
man an Mr. IA IS. S., Rorbiter11, ct:
gIouo, Minn. 81
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-06-19
KirAliAe t1ahrihtcn.
6pdtp'iter glbt grn1o D6rfler.

Mlgemeines grital1nen 10 tpie ber5-
Iibes Beoauern rief Die IN ct. CLOUD
am b%ergangenen Donneritag einge-
troffene Madri9t tpn6, baB Der
bo61p'fte Mbt Bruno 96rfler bon Der
ct. 8eters Mbtei in Miinlter, 60
naon, zines ieIigen CODES %geItorben
lei. Mm @eiBen1onntag befarb It'd
Mbt Bruno in Sasfatoon, I'M oas 81.
@aframent Ser Sirm11ng 5n ipenben.
Sci Musteilnng Ser fl. &ommurrion
tpabren6 Der Meife, Die er I'M neur1
l1br %5elebrierte, %erfra1fte er ploblib
oerort, BOB er nit gr0Bter Miibe oas
MeBopfer 8u @n6e bringen fornte. Ct
p11r6e in bas Bfarrbals gebra6t, no
ser berbeigerufene Mr5t na6 gerta11e-
rer nnteriudung 6ie &ranfbeit ols
einen Ser5feb1er be5ei6nete. Mit Der
gr6bten 56mierigfeit bermodte Mbt
@runo es, gegen 5man5ig Perionen,
tells @onbertiten, tells &inoer, Die
aug meiter 6erne bergefommen tpa-
rem, 5n firmen. Mm Montog bette
Ser @rdlat iid 10 meit erbolt, bob er
oie &ei1e nod Sl1mbolot MAIDEN fonn=
te, mo er iofort in's &oSpital ge-
bro6t tpnroe nnb mo Die 5u &ilfe ge-
rufene1 Mer5te sic Soffnl1ng ans1pra-
den. Mbt Brnno tper6e nod elmer
Mode Ser 110tigen @1tbe nn6 gnten
8erpfleg1t1g imitan6e iein, ietnes boz
ben Mmtes tpie6er at malten. 2eioer
Bat 1i6 bie1e &offn1ng ols cine tri=
aerii6e betpieien. Mm Donneritag,
Sen 12. Snni ,tp11r6e Der bodp'fte
@err Mbt @r1no, 8. g. s., bon benz
sSel6e 1einer bielfa9en nn6 gelegneten
Satiqfeit 6nrd Ben 500 %abbernfen.
Mbt 8runo tpl1r6e I'M De5ember
1866 in 2i6fielb, Minneiota, gebo=
rem; I'M Sssuli 1898 legte er IN Der ct.
sssobns Mbtei gu @ouegebiue, Minn.
Sic epiqen @eliib6e nb II. mur0e am
10. Muq. 1897 in Sen fl. Brieiter1tano
erboben. Gum 8rior Ser ct: Beters
Mbtei 1T CANADA mur6e er int Mpr1l
1906, nno am Is. Muguit 1911
als erlter Mbt beiagter Mbtei ernan1t
am is. 9ftober 1911 erbtelt e1
Sic Mbtpeibe. Inter ieiner Bertpal.
tuna entfoltete Die nod iunge Mbte1
eine merfensperte 8liite nno oa Der
berepigte Serr Mbt ieinen Sroens.
g%eno1len un6 auen @lGl1btge1 1ene1
@emein6en, bie bon bodm. 8eneoif-
tinern aus Ser ct. &eters Mbtei pa.
toriert mer6en, ein gutter poblmolle11-
ser Scatter getpeien, 10 miro fem Mn:
6enfen, iotpeit sic mobltuen6e 9an1
6es REINFORCEMENT reidte> ein geiegne.
tes fem rn6 bletben. BUR 3eit let
mes CODES nnr Mt 8runo General
bifor uno Mominiitrotor Der 9to5e1f
8rince gilbert. Mm Gage Der Seer
6ignng, Dem bodm. P. &tlorins, .
S. S., bon Ser ct. Sobn's Mbtei, cir
leibliber 8ruoer BEG Der torbenen Mb'
tes, behpobnte, 8elebrierte ser bodp'.
fte SEER Mbt 8eter @ngel, 9: g: g.
bon ct. Sobns Elm 8onttfifal-Ne
qniem. Mf0ge Dem @eritorbenen oil
&rone e4piger 8ergeltnng flr iei1
rnltloies Mrbeiten i'm Dienfte oes
Serrn ni6t lGnger borentbalten fein
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-06-19

True translation filed with the post
master at St. Cloud, Minnesota, on
June 10Th, 1919, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th, 1917.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-01
Camp Hill Service Flags
Dcmobilixcd Tomorrow

camp ilnl, rOo juiy T. Service
iapb IA the homes and churches Of
Camp lilll win ho domohlhsed un
"Wednesday oycnluB 'the exercises
WtO ho hrld IA the Lutheran church
and viii hcnln ~ flih. THE pre-.
HNm ta ns rouowal lhvoeptlou the
tlr, Merritt ", Williams, "Nmeta
tvn"i ten minutes or community plnh
Wu lvndor Mrs toward lfetlvrulr.
lon.mlpuIo address, itutett u. Go.
hll, rcupoNsc, nr sjnllrv solo, lon
mnUtes of vunwpnltN plnbtnb, NC.
teen ppvoNds ct slent tribute tu thc
m,u VITO have fhlient demnhlllrh
uun 0f the service tiuH STAIRS Tot those
who have returned heme 90 who
have divd, prNNvr the REV VI. w.
StuNerl cnmNuniiN dnnlnul henoa
dlvttoN, the ttVy a. A. kelehlvdgc
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-01
DISCIPLINE FOR
P.R.R. EMPLOYEES;
/ TWO LOSE JOBS
Many Suspensions and Repri-
> mands For Rule Violations
on the Middle Division

In Discipline Bulletin No. 500
posted yesterday. ia punishments
nre noted. This bulletin is from
Hhe office OF J. G. Johnson. superin- :
fendent OF the Middle division and
IS for the week ending June 22.
Only two dsmissals are recorded.
"A car cleaner lost his job for con-
duct unbecoming Pennsylvania
railroad cmployc; and yard brake
man was dismissed from service for
sleeping on duty.
There we're 45 reprimands and 6S
rsuspensions The longest suspen-
sion was for thirty days. An oiler
oeceived this punishment for report
Sng for duty under the influence OF
liquor There were five suspensions
for two weeks each. one yard brake
man failed to report of and failed 10
report personal injury. signal
maintainer got two weeks for sleep
ing while on duty and not being on
hand when wanted. Absence from
duty without permission brought a
similar punishment to a machlnlst,
and a yard brakeman for failure TO
be on hand when wanted was gwen
two weeks; likewise a freiSht
brakeman for reporting for duty un-
der the influence of liquor.
Causes For Punishment
The reprimands were for many
violations including improper regu-
1ation of brakes resulting in rouSh
handling of n passenger train; ran
ing TO see that classification lights
were burning; making excessive
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-01
Oldest Resident Of Mi0Nin
County Dies at LowislOwu

tcwlstowu rNo july T. rhc Ucv
ANdrew SpNnoulc, ngod N0 Noors, e
deNd at hp hone here llo wnp one
Vt tho metl Widely known hnd mHha
lNscsteemed roaldeoH or the couna
N tie had been ul about ooc weoNt
Me- apanoVlc learned To- operate a.,
automobile wheN rNst 20 Nohre OF
ave aud hp found much plvhporo lU
A. tits wife dted about twelve yrhla
nNo Thrte aena aud ave dOuuWote
survive. ...a
CamtNN to teW,stoWu IA lNUO, he
ostNhllHhod the North NWoluNu tau
nc,N NNd opptNted u uut( lNtN,
WNeN hu retired troW the WnheN
hNatneas Nnd etNrlod OuNr WN@ ~
(,cWlutoWu aud NccdaNOu tudor lNe
Nrm nNWe ut HlNNoplo n Sona llo
NwNod tWu uue WtWb near leWN.
town aud NNA a huVvohptNl lhrhel
Ito WNa nrethvvN NrvNvhot NNI
one ot the tuundcrs ot tho tN
tHolkp' tlome tt MNrUu8hWIM va,
NunerNl aerNives VIII take Wnvo el
TruvHdNN With NurlW at Mount
NNvk NeWttetN
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-01
SALOONS MAY SELL BEER;
RUN RISK LATER PENALTY

Washington, Juiy t. IA wartime
prohibition t0uk effect last nlahl the
department ut Justice announced
that lta HAeulH throughout the cutha
lrN would not nttempl lu eiOr the
bnle OF tWu aud lhroetuuUrtora PEE
upul hpeG
Fhls eleventh hour Developments
u nat reversal ut Un ohrllot tulthA
hv the department., Wnp due to the
uncertainty H TO- how tie Federal
n.Rtrlut Court uf Ncw Nurk might
rule un Il puudlng olplW hN hfewUrs
that beer routalniug that muoh al
uuhul Wus not luluNloUllnH,
iinu Flght go NiishN
lWl Nhllu this uncertainty oNa
latod Hb to heer at tighter alcoholic
percentage than that pold uonoWllN
heretofore, tuil warning was Hlvou
that with fenpect 90 WhlalN Nud all
beverages nH tn WhOpo Intoxicating
pOWppA there Wnp 40 DOUBT oNetN
uuN oruWpntnl agency would ho pet
ln work "a a determined oUurt iO
prevent thelr manufacture ana
sale
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-01
RAILROAD NEWS OF TIMELY INTEREST

black smoke; failing TO extinguish
headlight during daylight hours: inn
properly marking cars; absence from
duty without permission; faulty in
spection: faulty workmanship:
failing to properly perform duties;
improper handling of transportation;
reporting on relief in order to se-
cure leave of absence: claiming Ill
ness and stopping off enroute un-
necessarily: failing to report
promptly after being called; causing
draft collisions, and overlooking
work on a locomotive.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-01
Committee to Meet Next
Week at Bowers Cottage

The committee in charge ot ar
rangemeutS for the opening " the
fall campaign for the Friendship
and Cooperative Club will meet next
week at the cottage OF William ",
Bowers, l.oSch's Run. The enter
tainment committee will act with
this committee in preparation FOR n
big meeting in September. II will
he held in Chestnut Street NaW and
prominent speakers from the East
and West will he invited TO bc pres
eut. There will be number cf
special features and probably a N,nd
concert previous TO the meeting.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-01
Cmnarcsa icnicra ifns

tfiNlfta IillttA ttHN
How iunn the nHlp uf tWu ana
three. quarters pni cent beer nlHht
continue would depend ufdiuntllt
unun He bnpud ~ the courts htt
tuuHroHa meanwhile vii Wor tU tie
fruui w 40 unurt tu complete the
effect tenoAA uf The Wutstimu luW,
hSaulv what they have refused
heretofore lu du, pfuhillli6u muu
hptH uf lhu lluuHo nov viii attempt
puHauHe ut II straight oleafa cot
hlll FOE enforcement ut Wartime
pr0tlhltlunl
When word sprchd that the Al
tornpv Oonrlhl, hy hia ruling had
permitted beer hhluuus uud hfpws
rrea tO romuin ~ uretntiuut meu
hufs Of the ludlClhrv committee
counted uuses jo nnd 4 puliieleul
number ready lu n0 tu tho front ia
demand separation ut the enforce.
ment moNAuroH 80 Hh tu nel through
~ once Il hlil that would stop the
sHlo Of nll beer containing more
thNn uuo. hair Of CITE rof etnl alec.
hu
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-01
Local Machinists to Meet
Grand Lodge Officer

Keystone Lodge, No. 1870, Inter
national Association OF Machtnists
will hold their regular semi -monthly
meeting this evening". stephen j.
Mahonev. members of the grand
lodge and vice president of the
Pennsylvania State Lodge, lnterna-
tional Association Of Machinists, who
Is doing special work for the grand
lodge in Pennsylvania, will be at this
meeting. lie would like TO meet the
rank and file Of the machintsts' or
ganization. All union machinists in
this vicinity are cordially invited to
attend this meeting and meet Mr.
MahOneN.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-01
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s>NApA ~ N>,l>(NNAtNAa Nh ~ la
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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-01
rNrrurNl>s rNuN mhr ol\ss

NNrN llNNcNs dNN wv W'Wt.
NcrR ot the "Nrlo ONv" WulNNNH
adult NtN,o plNsa or 81 lN,O' lWtha
evan church, we've vNlcNhhNd No
N'rldNN NlgW Nt tNv hoWv N NV.
MNlUNW NNaeeN tvtroeNWeNl NNtt
sNrNoN H,Nose rpeyeUt WorcE Mr NOd
Nrs l.ouNard klWVtvlvr Mr NNd
Nps ON MapNoE Nv ana Mr.
Cl,onra Watc, Mn and Mra SNcwrd
Unn,ltNu, Mr aud Mrp, WlllWW
vosacl, Mra. irwin tlcNtNvoto, Mr.,
Noote( SraNEleE Mira q. i. NNssvN
Nra tNNivk WoOcvNUsM r, e. Wlw,
Mra tNrN t,Nust,cNcr Mary llela
.NerNOsN T. II. kllNN Too NmNrt
EOtN NoaE Mrs. lNW Mro, Whl,o'
Kl,ntCeUeN NcorNc ", ,NaSoN NMN
NNNyvl
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-01
ENreNrN,Ns y y CLASS

Marietta PA, July l,=-tNNNetle
man amt Mrs. lteNvN =, OteStAnt
held a pleasant eNtertStNtNeNt N,r
tN, members Vt the sunday SyNeNl
class " MIS-, tl,NStaN0 at the OleSls
and hosN,> A,NNoY the quests MvEe
the f,at&rNtA SS,itev NNNS X the
class who served in the war samuel
&ettew, who is home w = tNrlNNSN
was AN,AaS those St the StNoeN The
tltSSlNad family lost n S,NN, Nt,lS,0
in the aviation S>rNN,,\ Nh NettSw
ey,NV> S,,t,tc VI NtS eNtNerteNSeN TIE
returns homo NNdtN SvtNN(S1N
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-01
uOIInAN HOURS

Pos; office hours aud postal deliV-
cries on July 1 have been announced
as followSs
Main post Office and nm station
will he closed from 10 a, M, TO -
y, m.
The usual nigNt collections will
he made.
No city or rural delivery service
on this day, except a delivery ot
pcrishahle parcel post matter at :
a, M. over the entire city delivery
territory.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-01
nA,.,,nsrnMN iLunNsNs

uNavtstU,,W Nd., lWlN I cvur'e,
from NoNNaNlNaNN ww WarrlNbv "
vvuavs IA lNa utN Yesterday NR rot
ioWu.
udtnr CvvloN wNttN sed p,u
HllsahvuN NvNvNL both ef uatria.
hurat
NaN NJ OlNuliyh uNWWvlstowN n
aNd NNrulv HholN uvraheN
NraW NNN ipvasloN Hud leRsto I
Travis. hoth ur Wuat NeitNleW
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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-01
Ssaa .N>N NoN S,NCN

Work ASNtsN JN(N H., MNS> tNAN
$StN has NesN raised thus tAr EN tNe
lry\sl MN S>>SWt tSN,fAtSN, Il MS,S SNa
N,tsNSx,A yesterday M NNNNrtNNN J,
y. SNcA1S>u. me SSttNlNNtSN Wtli S,>Na
t,,,&t N,>y SeN,>yysN DAYS lNNS>N Chain
,,,Se SNy>AyNNr StAte,t that re N\&S>NS
IN y,>AeN the $1,000 W,NvN> which N>
within y Ss>,AN Traction " s. I'M
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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-01

with a seat ticket for which he
paid $25oO, and a hank roll IN his
pocket, Charles Nortg will leave to-
night FOR Toledo, ohio. lie is a
Willard hacker and hts ticket calls
for good seat in the arena.
shorty" as he is known among the
Reading Railroad employees is a box
ing enthusiast and has been in the
game himself lie has picked a
number of winners in his time. lie
selects Willard because he cannot
see in Dempsey a man strong enough
to overcome the champions power
and staying qualities. Tie does not
believe that Dempsey will have
strength enough to last. This en-
thusiaSt has been ten years with
the Reading as engine inspector ami
resides at So2 Strawberry street.
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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-01

The new telephone line for the
running OF trains on the Lebanon
Valley branch of the Reading sys-
tenn is nearing completion.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-01
couRTESY, QUALITY, SERVICE.
HnTEI, KENTUCKY,

KENTUCKY AV.. NEAR BEACH.
euro. Plan-Rates, 81 TO $500 daily.
american Plans TO So daily; SIS
Eley.: eiec. lights; tel. every room;
rpn. water in rooms; private baths
phnne 3lO5. n. Il. KENNADY.
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RESORTS
AT ATLANTIC CITY, N. i
HOTEL ALDER

o =. MT. Vernon Ave.
Centrally located. American & Euro
mean Plans. Fine rms. Excel table
Mod. rates. Bathing from hotel
.. II. ALDER
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-01

iInr vsiOwn, Mdu Jans Nv IN q
commit ius Wblet saltHed lhs name
"Anlle ani" i1f 0ht ~ ltd hsk SHIPS
"a ho iullt h. tte NnefRtney iriett
torpot 'uon ah hebGt fthhdod this
county ftr 6tt HHitaeiihihe NJ Quota
Us tie i'tufni liberty 6ah. las
SOLICITED Hlat MnrRhfei d6td1n
NlNut, ~ lhktfhtoun. 40 aDGm ~
fOr TIE vessel Miss Alvey IA NJ
momh,W uf & hfDdilhthi MhtViA I'd
inmllv npd II tfbiid dtuthtet 0f tAa
late cue Justice niehaff ~ hivsts
0f iiniNiNowh, pHe u lhe fbtbhivAA
luNsis uf ils ilhtr.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-01

A total OF 1000 eNcursionists were
handled by Reading on Sunday, from
Pottsvillc and Allentown to this city,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-01
Railroad Notes

Frank +. Abercromhta, retired
chief engineer OF the Pennsylvania
railroad, yesterday celebrated his
SEVENTEEN birthday anniversary.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-01

Harrisburg 1'rainmen will 20 to
Lebanon Tomorrow to attend the
picnic of Lodge No. ~ at Rolling
Green Park.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-01

A total OF 900 eNcursionists were
handled by Reading on Sunday, from
Pottsville and Allentown to this city.
The Reading Railway Company
has received another new Mallett
engine from the Baldwin plant. This
makes n total OF % big engines in
service on the Reading, These en-
gines haul 20 to so loaded cars.
The next fifth Sunday meeting of
the brotherhood Of Locomotive EN-
gineers will be held at Olean, n. Y,
in August.
The Reading has received equip
ment necessary for repairs at 1.eb-
anon, covering period OF 30 days,
New hundredpound rails are
to be placed on the Lebanon Di-
vision of the PennSy ut Lebanon.
These rails take the place of the
so pound rail which was considered
too light for the heavy engines now
being used on this branch.
Superintendent J, c. Johnson Of
the Middle Division has instructed
all baggage masters to notify the
| agent at the next station when there
is an extra heavy lot of baggage 10
| be unloaded so that he will have a
sufficient force on hand when the
! train arrives to unload Il quickly.
! Effective to-day all enginemcn and
! engine house foremer on the Mid
! die Division will be required to au
out n locomotive weigh bill in con-
nection with the movement OF en-
gineS. The forms after being filled
/ out will he sent TO Master Mechanic
! G. q. Eeagy.
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