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DON NELLY’S
16 Se. Mule St.
lam NORWALI.
Qty Hews
m Udell). who has for come
no bowler-clot! et 1 mind armory
Brooklyn. line now been transferred
1” of the transports. ‘
In. “Find Blur, oi liridgmter,
ll “Malia! been ill at the home 0!
ll' daughter, Mrs. William Reed, oi
elrfleld evenuo. ,
Into. a. Plait. of 7 Union Park.‘
receiving many cellem and connot-
lthflutodu. in honor of her nine—
nthhd birthdly.
Ute-Edna Mueller, of Franklin eve-
ee, hell-unmet! her duties in theI
lam ‘Unlln Telephones Co’s olllco‘
[lot In Mo: lilo Spaniel: infill-i
III. . I
I to uni by the “all“ Social club
l lilo- Hnll on Making night,
l word: ”clear-um!!-
‘l‘lleil. um 00., of lieehuuc
bed. marinate-ed e. slice of the
mined tier-hitch! County Nor
to the utter-m wit-our
minim to wind this
to w~hn i
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Multitude-r or thallium
come “tantalum the Feirfieltl
W! W mom will “00n
” M m We
" W0. ‘11. William “'1 h“
m, when. home at 5 Mervin
fleet wee bull! mod '5? ““9"
" - numomndlutheupflwfl
Wt, occupied by Mr. nod Mu.
. . c‘ m, on nut-ed”. Novemlm'
. hove W their residence to tho
.. ntcrosenndxeluetroete. Kr.
Willienu'~mwt1 m mooted “7
moot will‘nred «outcome repairs to
into it mm .
1' room rum 1 union Thoukwvlus
eel-vice at that“ florweik Congre-
ptlolul Ohuuh‘nu‘Thnndey morning
at loco cm to the lllneel o! the
Rev. J. Hurleou'mu who who
to hove outward-anew. the Rev.
John Bondy will own. The choirs
o! the Baptist. lothdlet end congre-
' ' Churcheam’mueetod to be
it the commune. It is hoped there
guy he - lure “dim 0“ ““5 ”“1 in was his idea. of repaying their
. Wilfred Malia. Philadelphia:
I Camp Laugenma:
chanson-n to '11. Tickets 1mm“ JOHN KVANCZ SENDS’
.mleuls to the riot island he motslovo mm down
insurance. but the-henna in Kerwin! What more perfect Hun conception
ldiuppolnted he will be. if he ever.
, byleew York Evening Sun.
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lN PRISM Still.
HAVBE. Nov. 2i.—«Correspondence
William J. Chlppil LEI“ of 'lne Associathil Hostel—«Conditions
at Camp Munchekrg, in Home French and Holman Clllt.
. towns near tho Franco-Belgian
“’37 DeP‘rtment State's bolder are reported as “in general.
““““ ' _ , 300d" by Major John van solicit-k, Jr,
WASHINGTON, Nov. 27.79.1131 0* noting Red Cross Contmlesioner fol
onions and elm-“ed men “1 German Belgium who was one of the firm
Wu Depammem. incmdt’si places alter the Germans evucunieu
0’5”" them. in a message to the lied C105:
Reported in $000 health, camp “'1' Headquarters here, he said:
known: "There is no great. emergent-y like
Lieutenant John 11. Dwdy. Baltl~ general innline, there is no gm.
moi?- amount oi ell-Loose, there is no trc-
lteat‘l‘t‘r hospitals TNYGSI mentions shortage of clothing, but
Lieutenants Van Winkle Todd. Or- there is need U: [lrumpf assistance on
huge. N J-2 BUTT “3 he"SW- “Wm“ our part to meet what (lioness existrs.
Reported in good health. Camp V11- 'l’tle roads are hol'lmle. rethlnily on
lingen: the Paeschendaele Ridge.
Lieutenant Edward P. Hamilton, “Dunn; h lU‘nn at 25,000 inhabitants
fleet Orange, N. J. has now but 1,100 civilians lei‘i. lseg-
Enlisted Men hem n for miles distant, at town 0.
‘At Crimp Knriaruhe: 18,000 inhabitants has 1,000 lett.
Waiter Mival, Chicopee. MdES-I “Our camions have rushed a lot of
Albert Thompson Grimes. Philndcl- food up to 'l‘ilrcoing, Lille, Rouhnix.
chin; Russell H. Wagoner. Realms. Other camlons took emergency ra»
Pa.; Louis J. Gormley. Philadelphia: tioue up to some or the other little
Edward Huber, Philadelphia. villages this side of Rollie-rs. Am—
i‘;.lnp ALL-[lull . hulauces brought back sick and
Casper. Tortorici, Peabody, Mann; wounded Belgians who had been uni
Robert Bryan Wetzel, Allentown, P84 der bombardment."
Lyman W. Driesbaugh. Dalton, P34 Telling of his'tl'ip to lseghenl. Ma-
Israel jor van rsrhaick described an incident
Blsnol'ich. 92 FBJW‘Zow street. Wllfil‘ typical of the return of the Belgians
bury. Conn; Edward Sales Gastrock. to their homes which had been occu-
Philadelphia; Vela Vel‘ldl. Old Forge. pied by the German military forces.
Pt. “We had with us a school line-tor]
RellOl‘lEG in good health, Camp wrote the Red Cross Commissioner.
Rostatt: . ‘ “When the war began he buried at.
1 Alvin liiltiIPi'S. Phliadellllfla- his little fortune, an accumulation of
Camp Munchebergi the eavluga of a llfediluo in the gill"
William J. Charm. Sausatuck. Conn: den of his house in Roulern. He re-
Mlles L. Van Sl't‘kli‘. Bel‘chk» PM turned with our driver, wondering
Joseph Jilliano, Philadelphia; Leo whether he was a. poor man in m!
lakes, DONG”- PM Fink 3- “id": old age or whether he had enough to
Hooversville, in. live on comfortably tor the rest of
bin lite. He found his house burned.
mm L. Spillllllllh. Pottevilie, Pa. his garden ploughed “u, Ihelle and
Reserve hospital, Kmulennch: no trace WhalOVOl‘ of hi. my,
Arthur Kionzle. Pmnfifild. N- J. ' “ '1 will start agein.‘ said he. it was
Festungs Heapim. NO- 3- Gamm- e. tough thing lol- him to find that ho
helm: * hell lost everything.
Fred. within. Swampy:- "While some 0! the inhabitants
St. Homer's osp . 6 I! ve " -
James H. Gnlagimr, Philadelphia. 1“ mm an" “7"” '"k' "
Camp unknown: in the minority. Melly thousnndu, of
Arthur C. Helium. Bu Him": come. hove been lent back behind
Maine. - the German linen. There are thou
. m Cott‘elll mncelknlgamrted in good health, camp “I" nude Who romein. They need the
“Mt M“ wn
~ 1101 of the Amati l ."
John \Vilclfll’elli Hamburg, Pit. ' D» . fl:
1 PROPER DISPOIAL 0F FLAGS.
.m—
tOootinued From Peso One)
1ny by turning.
aids or use them in any way that
tell you of meeting Julius Dottie here
bunk. We W00 0! reel “tell ‘ while ago. Re wile Just returning United States m-
m &
may win.) .
where he on lmtld toi- blood pub' ”Sentinel wlult Me Wont Wol- "° "W"
honing. Jule was looking line. He den.
south.
Aoouple otdnye Molina the
nun Connolly boys from Not-welt: I
am the Artillery Band. They no
wilt up in diluent better-lee. no more
Guilt Cow. There were Archie
Merriam, Andrew Salton. .ot the
Mod: Joe Well). Bod-er Thou-on.
or net Norwrdk; Hervey Junie. ol
Mom; Driecoll boy mom Weetr,
in Weir-e.
i.»- ~~n -
WW nuns Elli.
ported Major van Behalck, “they on.
“Old and moat iiue ehmlld he at l
LETTER FRBM FRANCE strayed u a whole. printely. order-l
Do not cut them!
. . might be thought dumpectml trthei
III “to! M between “at boy, but know young Giulio. Did i m... any: the ediutent we"! of tho
WIND SHIELD'GLASS .
mom moor Alto aim mall
AOOHEN
LONDON, Nov. 22.~-(Oorrespond—.
once of The Associated Press). —Ma|
dlino'gun bullets sprayed availist the‘
pldes of a tank produce a queer edect
within it. seys one British army ofli-i
oer who liar. spent three months tight-i
lug with his tank in France. Tllt‘l
bullet, he says, cannot pierce the ar-i
prison camps, announced ‘0‘!“ by “19 Americans to enter some of tiles. gim- but it does knock on on me in“
Side 8 thin finite of steel that pulver-Q-
lies and tiles in all dllucllunh. it gets
into the laces and hands of the crew
and slings them like a strong wind on
a cold day. The surgeons have found
that a simple bath of iodine wlution
will heal the pain and prevent infec-
tion. Describing lllt‘ scene within a
tank which is being hit with machine
gun bullets the officer said: '
“As the builetg strike the tank, aim-
ultaneousiy with the sound of impact
and the crration of the flake, a blue
flame is seen, and when a machine-
gun is playing up and down the joints
in the hopes of finding a weak spot,
the interior looks much like it dem—
onstration of cheap fireworks. ,
“While there is no danger from
machine gunatoa tank crew, there is W
real and pressing danger from nl'lnor-
piercing or oxploeivo shells.
"Unless it is possible to get within,
a mile of the guns before being dis-
covered one is liable to come within
a range of shells that will wipe the
unit oil the face of the earth. A di-
rect hit menus tllut everybody is 80-;
log to get hurt with the chances that?
somebody is going to be killed. The‘
Germans were always trying to illiilio‘
such ll hit. Once within it mile of illei
enemy the tank in comparatively safe
for the guns cannot be depressed to
get the range) Then the only thing
thotnnk hall to deal with ill the ma-,
chino-gun. When this is accumtely|
located the tank quickly runs it dowmi
The Germun machine-gunner was
Germany’s beet fighter. Generally he
would hang on to e position, pepper
in; the lumbering tnuk until he
loud it woe no use end fled or was
run over.
“One of the tricke we learned was
the tremendous value of tam egninlrt
menu of enemy troope. At “l“! we
were content to use the ordinary nut-
chlnuuuh in tnnka but in the latter
month: we need the shell time to ex‘
plode u it left the gun, scattering its
coerce of lenden bullets like e shot
gun. Troops without artillery wen)
solely uneble to stand such fire.‘
IIYOND POWER OF LAW.
To stop e. woman's tongue in be-
yond the power of the low. A men
naked o Ballast nut-irate for e enm-
lnone the other dey to stop hie wife‘e
tongue. on elm tnlked too much. He
one told that the low could otter him
M
Try a Sentinel Went All.
um
port. I have yet to one Buttery n.‘
Then ere clot more of the old m.
loo Wat-go looks ten neg-older then
whenleew him; no Mireille-hold
men. You ought to nee-tiltnoueteohe
hence. .iomer then thin M'e. Inuit ,
Louie Honesty old enough to get
drafted. or in he exempt! .
You mainly ere telling "who .
et‘honle. keep up them work. Did ,
you get my letter with the request in
it? ‘1)!!! dad got the German helmet?
Remember me to the relatives and .
Math.
JOHN.
THE PERFECT GERMAN
new
mt lav-yon;
hnsbeenrecordcdthnntheto! till
33me :flicer unfailing? Hello: ‘
. on teen Inon wl e. Fro m m M
futility. ingot: hie meal: with them . , ,
en treat them dr cent y no on; II , ,-. .. .._.. w M ___-__*__ _ , V l
they were ueeful. _ ,, i‘"""""""‘""“‘“" ~_3*"3"—_ ~‘w’
They had been patient and courte-
oue to him and lied fulfilled the duty . » , y, . :
w .. - .......... o B JACKSON
poeeible. “On all; night being the re 1. O
treat he ld come ' ' .r , . ,. ’
though they mm mini; ham-6’ ', “'3“ W ”I" ”3“ n ”m
m. the house wee up y a , .
hehadleftbehlnd,nudelltbeumlly m3mFM-am h”...
were killed except on oisht-montlll- shell m end Other loo-ting.
old bub! -
service and kindness to him. But how
learn: that he‘tniletl to set that bar
”when? Hutu-I:
videyouwtthoneiorthelnelleihuofww‘wlm
modern lefe Depodt Venlt. Wewilloleoeoteeonetedhd
yourLiberty Bonds withoutohnrgeflyonrdqhn'
Curlew thdwflmyw.
opnuhnnu eoooont all m yum. l1 duet.
The City National Bank
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M RAILROAD STATION.
' RAYMOND BROTHERS
‘Phonc ill-l
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Furniture for Thanksgiving
There is always Ionic room in the house that needs a bit
. everybody will be wanting to have the home
looking at its best for this memorable Holiday.
011er of l'umitm ie no big and to varied that you
are sure to and net the needed article not only for the DIN-_
nit} 300! but on even! ROD! IN THE HOUSE.
EVERY PIECE READY FOR PROMPT DELIVERY.
RAYMOND it SON
of brightening and
W111 and High Bil.
mnsnnhimrom
FARM
LARGE HOUSE AND OUT BUILDINGS.
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Begin now to select warble, practical gifts, while nooks
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end anoken, (impede Gilme end Satin Underwear. Dainty
Lace Trimmed Harlin Underwear, numerous dengue
Oemieoloe, Billie Burke Po. emu of lingerie or flannel, Silk
ldron, Beth nobee, Kimono: and
Mmhoutiful Ribbonnndletell‘opefornegl,
NOWEHL Send to. Booklet on rum.
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other lie hard «1': work. Our
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cushioned leather nine. The '1‘.
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