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l'Ma Home National Bank to Take Place in Rival Bank Va- ,, , ... catcd by Nivcn. I "ut'i Wir f.'ar.fs years' ra hicr o' (l.o J'o'ir X.-.titr..-.! Bank nt T.ii.;"tou hi.-, ; I.:.' '- :t;or .ii ! m : ..It ..f tin' State i c: I. erf Tivr-.town. M b Ivs 'if'. Vo pitthr i i-nt t; the ...I th- h..:ik i n-iruest him to .ttiporuirt ol'tice '. ROdKIES ' ( (JNSI'MK Ul'ANTITiES OF "POP' I'DUT S'!iR!!!IA I!!.. Oct. .-Tik;it (ci ( i.u. ".u! 1 1. lp.'ii.-r. : rhalge of th I- t 0 :rh. ap. Tiff tho ...:,- iu..-n i-.i... tl;rHt ; in tf;t :is-. l'..r .n-n-ic l! l-wl-.- Ha;,;'- -v. - ., ,.r:. v. h;l a lit the post. The hov-; c eighty gallon-. up in l.liMI c Wa;h this with !"-.:n IM-H' t.i .VW t.j-.i' f p.... gmtrer a!.-. . bei-r and sir-.i'ar i -ale ei: lie i;!,.i tmns. And when litis composite "s'-irnmy" lights his daily m.ki- ho burn up .'tfi.OiHS ii;ar tt-. Nn ore l a, t.gured lip the "lumber (if cigars or lh.- quantity nf "niakin-'" t'-at i- hinit at th-Ci-.-np each ilav. Ill a period of sliirMiv ti,ni- than one month's rriiipt.t id I1- o pi i'al'K' Hnr frwr. sales nf tnt :tri and re. frcshh.oms amounted to . livum. hi! tlii- total r-yeipts !r,iv. sa;-s ' all kinds wn only J.'iT mm. Just to prove that tin y d Ihinor besides i-at. tin- 'Sani.mes" require an average -if Iiuhmi sheets i.f letter raper t-a. n SuiM'ay to uiite t.. thur hr.iif folks. So many nf Hum "take rh i- pens in har.it" that it (rcquenlly is necessary to borrow draw, inir bor.rua from the .-i-mor instinctorV office to furnish '.lie .-nidiers a smooth j.urfacp on whirh to write. FI RI.OKIH HXTKNDKK. Fldison Rohbins last n-srht rereiveri Word from Quantiro. Va.. that his furtough had been extended until next Saturday night. Hobhins has been gtationed with the Marine Corps at Quantico. Hi original furluuKh tinn extended until tonight. I.yle Stefihenson, who is also located at Quaritu-o, retumerl yesterday morning. He has been here on a week's furlough. KOOF Itl.AZF. Th? fire department was railed to the home of .V. Temberton on VSest Washington street about t':IIO o'clork this morning to extinguish a roof blaze caufied by a defective kitchen flue. Chemical.-: were employed. The damage was slight. JOB WORK AT REPORTER IIOW FR FROM PAIN Woman Cured by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after Three Year Suffering. Buffalo, N. Y. "I am the mother nf four children, and for nearly threw yean 1 1 auttered Irom a female trouble with paina in my back and aide and a general weaknetu. I had provisional attendance most of that time but did not aeem to get 1 well. Aa a taat re sort t decided to try Lydia E. Pinkham a Vegetable uinpuaiiii win I bad en advertidtl in the newgnapera. and in two weeka noticed s marked improvement. 1 continued ita use and am now free from pain am able to do all my housework. -Mr& B.H. ZrEUNSKA, 2i4 Woltz Ave , Bulfalo, N. Y. Women who recover their health, nat Orally tell others what helped them, borne write and allow their names and photographa to be piihlihed wiUi tentimoniaia. Many more tell tl-eir .'rienda. If you need medicine f jr 'vomen't ailmei.ta, try Lydia E. I'inkham'a Vegetable Compound. Write Lydia E- Plnkhara Merucme Co. (contHtentia for anything you r.'.-ed to know abuut those troubles.

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wim.iams nrxsnrAL c Mullen, who was injured :ro bv falling from i.t-:v.e construction work en the new rail-; j ivad near Mccbamcnburg. was able to j I return to his home in Mechanicsmirj: .yesterday. t'rs, Kulph K. Smith underwent a bin-cat alteration this morning. Dr. ' A. A. Williamson operated. I i . PAINFULLY SCALDED Indiana t'onvlcnsed Milk Employee Scvere'y Injured Sundav.

Mi.-s Di'lena Chaille. of Souih East .tre.'t. v. us painfully scalded yeiterla;, i-i'ieinoon at the Indiana Coa- '. nsel Milk Company. She w .s dttirhn? by a steam pipe which was jinier.'y turned on. The live steam i.ieled'hei Invhs below her knees, -hi- was hiouirht to tl.e William.: hos-nti.l.

VIEW OF SOLDIER LIFE ,al lit Third lndiar-3 C Vi. of tamp Life. II , the ;vr,ii,.,il V AMI' SHKI.IIV. a Kei-rler.i Mattie-i.uig. -"Tiie higge :t '.nationi. e-.:.-,-;it sp.,liv, ViMt of this ir the Third Indiana, v.h. n I.;, a correspondent to give a e's intin.ite view" of soldier h the Indiana National 'luard. 'ill he (ICO tOO Th. people of Hattiesi them with true tahty The Y. W. C. . is arranging for u ho sh.-re they may vi.-.t. It is pretty rowded in the"cit, hut I think all he home folks ran t:rd places to stay. . e iriKl-.t tiring them rut to camp his. is going to he some nice place hen we get things t xed up and the leather gets cold. ".Many enthusiastic letteis have unbmhtedly l.een wnttt-n home hy the .oy n t- t f them probably have en enthusiastic, for the hoys want :o s.-nd back cheer and they're not grun Everything hasn't been found the mosquitoes bigoie plentiful than we exhad poor quarters for ger -leeping. Many of us didn't have uniforms. The food wasn't the best. Hut we're volunteers, you know, pioneers in this rather wild land, and we had to expect those things. An old 'flirer remarked that they helped make a soldier. And now that things are getting in good shafie plenty of eood food, good sleeping quarters and such, we know how to appreciate them. We are going to make this an ideal ramp, no matter what any one's opinion may be of it. "We are under pretty stiff discipline and we expect a pretty stiff workout. This isn't like the Third hack home. You can tell the officers mean business hy the way they go at .hing. I had trouble at first remembering the many rules, especially about saluting. I was standing along a company street one day when a colonel passed. Forgetting myself for a moment I bowed instead of saluting. " 'Look here he said, 'the Ameri--an soldier doesn't bow he salutes, fti-ciplme is nft subjection remember that.' "Ami tnat is the way the boys are coming to look on discipline. It u. a little hard on some of us that are new to army life, but we realize that when we salute the officers whom we played with back home we are carrying out the spirit of the army and we are not confessing any inferiority. "There's one thing I do miss, though. When we came down here there were girls out at the stations. There wre .iome kisses thrown away and lot? of smiles lost. It sometimes makes one a little homesick way out in the camp to hear the boys sing about the girls bark home. The next best thing is a letter from home. "Yell, maybe I'll see you in Xew Orleans, for there's where I'm going when I get a payday and a chance to get away. So long-'1 I'. S. GERMAN PAPER QUITS DURING WAR IR the afarasflimoi ffaici fertile.) YOUNOSTOWN, O., Oct. SAIthough there was no official complaint against the paper, William F. Maag. for nearly fifty years owner and publisher of the Rundschau, a German language newspaper, voluntarily has discontinued its publication during the war. Mr. Maag also is the owner and publisher of the Youngstown Vindicator. Mr. Maag's action. It is believed, set a pracedeat in this country. Giving up thj publication was a personal self-sacrifica and relinquishment of financial income- There waa no lack of pubiie confidence in th Rundsehsu. Job Work at Reporter OUce

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T . . . ' Increase in Postage Rates Will Itecome Effective November Second.

. ! liouor to fix the color. i The Ainu women are said to be unThe local postcftlce has received of- icsually tiny formed, straight and ,. . , ... . .... , well developed, with small hands and ficia notification of the increase in , , """'yi"" t,.. feet. Their eyes are a beaUbitu brown postage rates. The increase affecting tn(,ir hair blK(.k an,l m0,t luxuriant mort poople will be charging three and their complexion olive, with often cents to send a letter and two cents ' a deep, rich color in their cheeks, for an o:-rl''nury posta1 card. The

wording of the law is: Upon all matter of the first class, postage shall miged at the rate of three cents for each ounce or fraction thereof; and drop letters shall be mailed at the rate nf two cents per ounce or fraction thereof, including delivery at letter-carrier ollk-es. NoteA drop letter is one addressed for delivery from the office at which it boosted I'osta rnrds sha he transmitted through the mails at age charge of two cents each, including the cost of manufacture. The new rates become effecCve Xoveniber 2, FIRSTU. S. CAMP if Itlif rlie feraifiwrtl .Vewa Serrlca. i ALLEXTOWX, IV. October 8. The I'ost-Kxchange. the weekly pafier ! published by the men of the army j ambulance training camp here, is one i of the first, if not the first paper to j he published in any of the camps since 1 the United States entered the war. It is a six page, eight column paper and appears each Saturday morning. The staff of six men editing it is made up of W. I'ennsylvanii 'aries. University of htor; W. ('. Moss, University of Virginia, managing edi tor; Basil I,. Walters, city editor. University of Indiana; Clifford T. Warner, sporting editor. University of Indiana; Havid Kelley, University of Michigan, business manager; Sam Hotsker, New York University, advertising manager. The paper has its field among the fi.(MIi) college men in the training camp and has a circulation of 4.00U copies a week. The men buy the paper and afterwards send it home as a "letter." Advertising sells at forty cents an inch and is regarded as a good investment both by the merchants of Allentown and national advertisers. The page of the paper are enlivened hy snappy feature, art work and the latest camp news. When (the camp football games are played on Friday afternoon, the paper makes its appearance as an "extra," carrying the story of the game, play by play in less than half an hour after the close nf the game. Present plans are for the paper to be published this winter in this city and to publish it in a slightly smaller form in France next Summer, providing the war continues for a year or more. The paper is a money making venture and clears a good sum each week. Its profits are turned over to the camp and are divided equally a"nong the 10 ambulance sections. The men who edit the sheet are relieved from all drill duties and spend their enlue lime dtmn town in an Allentown newspaper office, where the Post-Exchange is printed. Here the ambulance boys get the regular newspaper atmosphere, with paste, typwriters, sbeapi and the noise of the .iresses in the pressroom below. RACE GF CELTS LIVES AMONG THE JAPANESE Iff- fae nlrraolloaii Seiet rrfee.) NEW YORK, October 8 Japan has a Celtic race, according to an American student of Japanese life, here to day after several years spent in the land of the Mikado. The Ainus, the "Celtic" race of Japan, live in the island of Yeddo, although the race has become so reduced that it is estimated, there ase not more than 16,000 or 17,000 of them left in the country. The Ainus, or "hairy ones," are the original inhabitants of Japan. They are abnormally hairy, but not quite so much so as travelers have written. It is true that great masses of clotted heavy hair are their principal characteristic, but the stones of humorous travelers are not wholly to be credited. Indeed, the Japanese race of today carries a good percentage of Ainus blood. For centuries the Japanese oppressed these simple people. An Ainu was dirt in the presence of a Japanese, no matter of what caste. ably a mixture of Mongol, Tartar and Ainu. There is nothing definite on the coming of the Japanese in the first invasions to b found in the histories. The historical facts date from the Emperor Jimmu, who is credited with direct descendance from tha Sua Goddess. Before his dynasty Japanese "history" consisted of tales of superThe Ainu are fishermen; industrious and prosperous as prosperity foe ia Japan,- . Tha W.kl uenll.to .kit , ..I'... " .

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hey have this decoraThe mustache Is kknn when the girl la a child. The tattcoing is don g-mtiually, a little ich year, until it extend, partly across the cheek, the material used being the saol from J burned birch baric. The face is cut land the black tubbed In. Afterward it is washed in a solution of ash bark REV. W.. SMITH H ARPER. Held worker of the Indiana Con'ce oi me .""" ' ' """ch win ' "n i pasioi oi uiMt. Zion and Milledgevdle churche Friday and Saturday oi this week. He , speak at the Mt. Zion church r . i-; V evening and WiUedgeville Satur-1 da' evening and at Millcdgeville Sat- ; uniay evening. r...-ivi.i, n,,ne.,. Quarterly meeting Xovember With ' at Mt. Zion. John L. Clawson. ' Job Work at Reporter Office j COMMISSIONERS'" ALLOWANCES, i Kvpi-nse I'oimt.v Olllceis pttHl. Worth ml. M Ik. ic Serv. I Tolle. an intern Oil K.-flnina l'u., K. Whlmnn. same . . Kxpene Orpl -'ia1 Old Mary A. r'haH H. .1 rritlle: hoard chlla Wnko in. I. i'h I,. Mellon Melw-nald road Charl Smith road 1- H I,lo,rl A rl ri l-nral Thorns Kd I.. i ( i Kn ! I. Needham : HO llwlahl Ooae ., Klmer Pollard . Kiowa llllllkan pox WILy ..... 32 20 .12 20 32 HO til 611 La' Atlev Ooldalw-rr) lnKley 2t lio I rnto Toihert i l!."T .ri".r1' Id lii' If 6'i 22 (II "l)d Mr Kinney Hill Leathernian Carlysle ftooch .. 20 00 1 0C S (6 1 00 nan lotiaa rraos firlatley .. Alva MeTarrv .. Bruce Mllhkan Omar Carter .... 20 !5 20 IS It 29 Kmmat cialer j rrry hid . ' i (x l, .Z'';. Tl b,,h Man ..'.'.'.'.'.'.'.?.."!!!!! u Cha. P Hall 24 (U iuds Trthbett

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