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First -Ward—
First precinct 33 3 42 8 G 65 20 13 2 22 18 19 S 1 20 R
Sewnd precinct 81 21 9S 30 n 134 28 22 4 • 20 34 1 2 0 2 3
Third precinct 6S 7 91 37 4 146 36 23 4 48 52 5 5 0 7 1
Second Ward—
First precinct 13 0 75 2 0 83 4 6 0 4 7
Seconu precinct 33 4 29 6 2 50 15 19 3 7 17 2 2 0 3 3
Third precinct - 59 , 7 51 9 6 . 93 16 20 3 19 12 3 2 I 0 2
Fourth precinct 55 12 53 16 4 78 26 17 3 33 16 4 11 3 3 4
Fifth precinct •• 103 15 90 31 13 168 24 29 5 18 20 8 5 1 9.4
Sixth precinct 69 19 1o« 25 12 138 28 22 9 22 31 6 4 0 3 7
Third Ward-
First precinct 77 9 37 19 4 87 10 22 0 U 18
Second precinct 47 5 39 14 3 79 6 13 4 11 8 6 1 0 1 1
Third precinct 14 3 35 0 1 48 6 19 4 11 19
Fourth Ward — .
First precinct 56 14 108 23 12 173 19 26 4 S6 28 2 0 1 0 3
See<ftid precinct 89 12 127 44 lu 205 26 *33 4 57 42 . 1 6 1 11 5
Fiftb Ward—• • , 4 ,
First precinct 30 7 79 20 12 96 11 10 1 1* 14 0 0 0 0 1
Second precinct 39 10 71 26 9 105 26 15 4 53 26 6 2 0 7 3
Third precinct 59 10 82 •39 6 129 25 27 6 36 46 1 1 0 2 2
Fourth precinct 58 8 111 22 6 122 6 13 4 18 25 1 0 3 3 3
Sixth Ward—
, First precinct • •••. 112 9 86 56 7 129 41 59 7 37 41 4 0 1 0 3
Second precinct •••• »6 16 94 36 6 154 19 43 5 23 46' 2 2 0 2 0
Third precinct • 39 7 28 21 3 29 9 27 6 7 25 1 1 1 2 3
1 Seventh Ward—
First precinct •••• 52 4 33 12 2 5 7 13 6 3 7 19 1
Second precinct "8 11 89 18 3 112 25 26 1 24 13' 1 1 0 1 2
ffhird precinct ~ 4 6 18 19 0 36 15 8 2 7 . 21 0 0 0 1 1
Fourth precinct . •••• 12' 16 42 52 10 84 27 16 3 27 33 4 2 ... 1 8
Fifth precinct •••• 94 9 51 40 5 82 33 12 5 33 24 3 1 1 3 3
Sixth precinct •••• 83 0 85 18 2 110 24 20 3 16 22 1 1 0 1 3
Eighth Ward-
First precinct •• • • 35 4 9 0 3 25 8 5 0 5 3
Second precinct 29 0 15 2 1 13 4 5 0 2 6
Third precinct „ <l7 24 107 29 13 164 28 39 2 12 27 7 13 2 2 2
Fourth precinct ..-••• HI 6 36 42 1 67 13 18 4 7 16
Fifth precinct ✓. •••• 17 76 21 14 124 15 22 0 16 15 4 3 1 1 i
Ninth Ward— v
first prcctnct 27 9 118 10 5 121 12 7 4 3 10
Second precinct •••• 76 .1® 78 32 7 118 11 55 2 14 21 2 11 4 5 3
Third precinct "« 19 68 28 11 109 13 30 5 10 18
Fourth precinct •••• 12 40 13 11 84 7 24 3 5 6 3 7 2 6 1
Fifth precinct ...' •••■ <>B 1" 83 24 12 118 15 36 6 9 25 16 21 3 5 6
Sixth precinct 76 1* 13 24 11 98 28 49 13 28 33 10 12 6 2 6
Seventh precinct •••• '5 12 60 30 7 103 12 38 7 13 24 7 9 1 2 8
Eighth precinct •••• 32 14 64 10 9 S3 10 18 5 8 22 4 10 3 3 5
Ninth precinct ._ •••• 8 53 16 6 72 8 17 2 10 13 1 8 0 4 5
tenth Ward—
First precinct J 3 101 44 9 148 27 29 1 19 32 6 4 1 5 9
Second precinct 84 IS 69 55 11 104 53 44 8 33 73
Third precinct •••• <6 9 43 25 16 50 27 17 3 17 40 7 * 9 4 2 10
Fourth precinct ■••• ,9 40 65 H 84 26 21 6 19 35 6 6 3 0 6
Eleventh Ward —
First precinct 59 10 62 27 6 81 15 12 4 10 19 1 1 2 1 1
Second precinct Yr 9 34 •> 37 33 21 1 24 34 2 3 0 0 4
Third precinct ..•••• h8 12 54 34 11 77 33 33 2 34 36 0 2 0 1 0
Fourth precinct »••• 43 9 20 4 88 20 7 4 20 26 2 1 0 1 4
Twelfth Ward— .
First precinct 48 4 46 31 0 85 10 7 1 9 15 2 1 1 3 3
Second precinct •••' 13 ? 3 JJ 103 32 . 38 5 24 43 8 6 1 2 10
Third precinct 96 11 67 50 10 99 30 39 5 25 48 ... ... ... ... ...
Thirteenth Ward— . „ ~
First precinct "" '® \ 2 48 J 4 ' 81 23 20 2 18 22 10 9 1 1 5 <
Second precinct .. •••• D ° 19 il 13 9 77 33 35 4 24 36 16 20 9 10 19
Totals 8096 584 3813 1375 394 5200 1087 1282 197 1074 1372 195 ~2T2 58 138 178
Berrysburg borough •••• 2 .f J 9 * I 7 5 6 1 * 1 8 4 1 2 ... 3
Conewago township 8 j? r 3 33 ...
Dauphin borough "" °® I 4 ® 5 12 8
Derry township— lfi n , ,
First precinct , s \ - 42 ••• ••• ••• ••• 2 ... 2
Second precinct 49 3 1 4 2 3
Third precinct '"' ' • ...
East Hanover township "" VA "l „••• • •• ••• • •• •
Elizabethvillc borough .? 3 ? 10 J £ 3 2 1 ! ) ' 8 ] 3 ' 22 24 I 4 3 3 ••• .
Gratz borough ,7 .? -* ; * ™ * 4 ••• • • 5 ' 3 4 3 3
Halifax borough I 7 45 3 J J 88 8 8 18 13 1 1
Halifax township T5 9 1 \ 3 ° 7$ 4 } 3 ® , 8 4 1 1 1 1
Highspire borough lo 3 ' 8 9 " 29 12 8 17 11 18 1 1 0 1 3
Hummelstown borough— ..... 56 10 9.9 22 8 99 6 5 11 6 7 8 4 8 1 t >
First precinct . o 4 - c'- 10 5 ° " \ * « » 1 3
Second precinct ...[ ... ... ... ... # 89 10 6 ' 3 9 6 a 3 1 »
Jackson township . ... v '2 *8 3 "»i k " i "i
Jefferson township ... ... *" • - "**
Londonderry township *' [ \\\ ][ | *" >"' * •• •• '
Lower Faxton township !!!
Lower Swatara township " •
Lvkens borough.— ....
East Ward
West Ward ... ... ... . " ** * ■ •• •' ' •••
.Ljtkens township .* •••
Middetown- ....
Ist ward. Ist precinct 6 2 52 5 2 '45 '23 '24 "7 *l6 'ij
• Ist ward, 2d precinct 15 4 61 S 5 45 27 "0 2 26 17 '' k •' i "ft *'i "'i
2d ward, Ist precinct 24 12 86 12 6 68 13 30 2 7 32 16 17 1 9 4
2d ward, 2d precinct 7 2 38 6 2 3* 13 15 3 7 01 2 3 "
3d ward. Ist precinct 23 6 89 10 *8 62 If 11 4 5 17 7 4 1 ''9
3d ward. 2d precinct .* ** <
Middle Paxton township— .... 12 3 12 10 4 26 10 3 1 6 4
First precinct ... ** * 11
Second precinct •*
Mifflin township 11*11
Millersburg borough—
First Ward >
Second Ward •••• 10 1" 15 1 11 21 32 7 19 14 7 14 3 5 3 ■>
Paxtang borough •••• 38 3 45 8 3 52 11 16 2 3 12.-... 1 1 ?
Penbrook borough •••• 38 15 68 24 11 79 5 10 2 9 7 9 g "9 a 7
Reed township •••• 6 8 9 2 3 2 2 2 2 1 " ... 1
Royalton borough—
First Ward •••• * 2 7 1 1 5 28 14 3 12 38 '...
Seoond Ward •• • • 1 ..." |" *
Rush township .' •••• ••• ••• • !!! !!!
South Hanover township ..*••• * 3 1 - ' ® 15 . 8 71 3 4 3 3 7 \ *
Steelton— , „
Ist Ward, Ist precinct ••*• 8 1 39 22 12 6 4 2 7 ■ 1 1
Ist Ward. 3d precinct •••• ° 3 ' - 94 6 * J2
2d Ward. Ist precinct 38 9 ' 39 12 ' 9 3 12 T3 1 2 2 1 4
2d Ward, 2d precinct 3 ' JO 88 -3 li 81 7 10 4 9 19 3 2 1 2 5
3d Ward. Ist precinct 49 J 4 Jo| 18 1J 87 15 12 o la 15
3d Ward. 2d precinct 2 2 ?o n . o 151 20 6 * 14 I 2 .......
Sd Ward. 3d preoinct - - I 2 - 9 2 2 1 3 1
4th Ward 28 ® 10 89 37 16 7 38 3 «
sth Ward, Ist precinct J 8 3 ,? * -} 23 6 2 8 12
sth Ward. 2d precinct "" - 30 4 4| 11 1 " 27 10 4 2 3 . 9 1 0 0 1 0
Susquehanna— •
North precinct > K " 7 ' •• • •• • ••• ••• •••
South precinct f 9 * 8 79 29 J 17 1B
East prici net 44 18 4b 33 8 54 2 4 0 0 1 3 1 0 0 2
West Precinct "" * "* •••
S *i*t* r pi7cinct 7 6 34 1 3 28 8 6 0 0 1 2 0 1 0 0 1
2d precinct "" ••• .*•
" 4 «. "« "» "i "< "» "i "i ::: :::
sth preoinct 2 * 7 22 "6 '*7 'ii 'or "9 "ii 'in "' k
Uniontown Borough 17 2a 2 0 12 19 2 2 3*3 4 3? 5 ,g - j "i "•
Upper Paxton Township 0 ls a 1 H 2...
Washington Township "3 '{{ in "g "4 • ij. "j 'ij 'jg ••• •••
Wayne Township | ... ... ... . " ' " 9 3 11 lb H v
West Hanover Township |]] "" ""
West Londonderry Township ' * * * * '
Wiconisco Township— .... 5 11 5 0 54 r
Ist precinct 3 15 23 1 55 9 "23 "4 v "8 *l2 *"i' •*' :*•
3d precinct "
Williamstown Borough— ....
East Ward ... [[[ • • •. "
West Ward j .). ". \\\ '"
Williams Township—
East precinct ....
West precinct ** * '*' V * *" * '
To,als 9 39 489 2257 366 474 1991 .-678 315 250 371 4 6 5 112" 68 47 31 58
Grand totals 9035 1473 6070 1741 808 7191 1765 1697 444 1445 1437 307 310 105 89 236
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MICHAEL. E. STROUP j
Of ElizabethvUle. Republican Nominee ,
for District Attorney.
THE JAPANESE "BILLY" SCYDAY !
A Japanese preacher by the name of ,
Ktyomatsu Klmura. In his youth a ,
protege of D. L. Moody, has been
studying "Billy" Sunday's methods and
Applied them to Japan. He even makes <
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WEDNESDAY EVENING. H2JUUBBURG TELEGRAPH * SEPTEMBER 22, 1915.
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DR. E. S. MEALS
Elected Mayor of Harrisburg at Pri
maries Yesterday.
gestures like Sunday's and has his pic
ture taken for picture postals in poses
of Sunday-like vigor. Dan Ward, writ
ing of the Japanese "Billy" Sundav,
In World Outlook for October, tells of
Ktmura's education in this countrv
and of how he got back to his work in
Japan. , .
Last year after several successful re
vivals in Japan Klmura determined to
spend ten months in America, studying
I the methods of "Billy" Sunday.
During Sunday's month at Denver,
i Klmura attended every service, iporn
|ing, noon and night. He did the same
at Des Moines and Philadelphia, and
and.. liveVi for a time with the Sun
days. In April of this year he took
the Sunday Idea back with him to
Japan.
But Klmura doesn't go the Sunday
limit. He uses the simplest language
possible, but even the strictest Meth
odist missionaries confess that they i
have never heard him speak vulgarly, j
"When I eat stewed cherries." he I
remarks, telling of Sunday's methods. |
"I don't have to eat the stones. I put I
them at the side of my plate and say j
nothing about them."
Klmura crouches, kneels, leaps and J
swings when he preaches. And his'
audience sits bolt upright and listens . 1
hard.
He stings the Christians into action. |
Then he goes after the nonChrlstlans. I
He spares no one, and still he seems !
to have a great heart for everyone. !
YCAX SHI KAI'S IDEALS
What made little Japan bigger than ; i
big China?— Brain! The Chineso
realize that fact. The President real- j
lr.es It, and here are a few of the!
things he has to say In v a long man-;
date on education.
A country is like a family, he says,
and "when a family becomes poor, its
young members should more earnestly '
pursue their studies. So It Is with a
country. When it becomes poor and
weak, its people should pay more at
tention to their education.
."This country has experienced all
sorts of Insults and humiliations. Our
people should repent of their folly of
over-splf estimation and they should
know It is a great disgrace for them
to be ignorant and uneducated.
"I, the President, being of the opin
] ion that the promotion of education 18
I the most important measure for
adoption by this country, intend to
prospcute this campaign without
j further delay or vacillation."
i A strong start has been made.
! Schools of every sort and description
; are in contemplation to have already
1 been established. Scores of primary
schools are being op«ped.
i An excellent School ot Commerce
land Finance has been started in Pek
j ing. Forestry, agrloulture. Industrial,
i naval and aviation schools are being
; enlarged, or new schools are N belng
built. Thev have even established- In
Peking a School to train sa|t officials.
And in Cljighai they Have opened a
school for grownup nobles. Ignorant
left-overs of the old regime who are
unable either to read or write the
Chinese language; and a regulation '
has been passed to the effect that in 1
the future no young heirs shall be per- i
mltted to Inherit the titles of their ,
predecessors unless they have com
pleted a course in this school!—Wil- '
lard Price in World Outlook for
October. J (
hßKmt
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WILLIAM W. CALDWELL
Of HarriSburs, Republican Nominee
fqr Sheriff.
HENRY W. GOUGH
Of Harrisburg, Republican Nominee
for County Controller.
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ROBERT A. ENDERS
Of Harrisburg, Republican Nominee
for the School Board.
j/F& KiJSj^^jr " v
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ASHTON D. PEACE
Nominated for Controller of City at
Primaries Yesterday.
j . ,
On News of Divorce
Mrs. Edith Spreckels Weds
vmmm ■ ■ ••• ■■ * •
MM eo/TH SPOCCMiM WAMtrtca*
MRS. EDITH SPRECKELS WAKE
FIELD
San Francisco, V - Mrs.
Edith Spreckels, formerly the wife of
John D. Spreckels, Jr., has started on
another matrimonial adventure. As
soon as the news of the final decree of
divorce was received in Honolulu by
cable Mrs. .Spreekete was married to
Frank W. Wakefield, capitalist. They
obtained their license several days a*o.
County Treasurer—City
' —— . ■
% - x
, DISTRICTS a , . e >
s - ! Ii 1 I
First Ward— •
First precinct 4« 3g J5 ,7
Second precinct 97 99
Third precinct 113 62 «0 T
Second Ward— . '
First precinct 79 9 g
.Sevond precinct 28 30 23 i
Third precinct B<s 3, " S
Fourth precinct fifi 4g 41
Fifth precinct ...» ;. 120 87 82 , 14
Sixth precinct 125 60 47 10
Third Ward— ' • • ' - 10
First precinct 70 52 , 7
Second precinct 48 45 , n ■" j
Third precinct 34 ,0 j»
Fourth Ward— M " .
First preclncf ]33 . 60 S1 g
Second precinct 14« ini Ti
Fifth Ward— *
First precinct 79 g7 21
Second precinct gg 64 fiJ
Third precinct 1 08 59 s , s
Fourth precinct 122 5* 26
Sixth Ward—
first precinct i O4 i OO u 5
Second precinct ## 119 $j
Third precinct - 44 97 «a 1
Seventh Ward— 27 30 4
First precinct 53 22 22 1
Second precinct 113 R o ,
Third precinct .. S9 „ \
Fourth precinct 65 i O3 g <7
Fifth jjfecnct .. 75 70 60 4
Sixth precinct gg s3 41 ..
Eighth Ward— *
First precinct 16 17 g
Second precinct 31 g 5 *"**
Third precinct 1 53 77 "ji
Fourth precinct 63 70 19
Fifth, precinct 102 66 27 "*5
Ninth Ward—
First precinct 116 27 16 ....
Second precinct .. .• 103 63 52 10
Third precinct g l gg 32
Fourth precinot , „ 04 4 g 03 9
Fifth precinct .... no 53 S9 2 ' 4
Sixth precinct «« 72 63 1*
Seventh precinct 79 73 4 S
Eighth precinct 71 33 2 9 U
Ninth precinct «9 23 2 g 9
Tenth Ward—
First precinct ; 1 132 66 50 13
Second precinct 123 44 91
Third precinct 64 32 47 *l6
Fourth precinct ... , 76 70 4$ 9
Eleventh Ward —
First precinct 76 49 26 2
Second precinct 76 46 54 3
Third precinct 72 69 66 1
Fourth precinct • 74 30 37 4
Twelfth Ward—•
First precinct 52 72 18 4
Second precinct 83 144 66 13
Third precinct 110 60 62 .....
Thirteenth Ward—
First precinct ....' 68 46 35 12
Second precinct 59 61 51 34
Totals 4485 3000 2127 403
County Treasurer—County
Berrysburg borough 44 7 .... ....
Conewago township 32 9 .... 17
Dauphin borough 40 36 19 ....
Derry township—
First precinct 16 32 .... 2
precinct 27 62 6 ....
Third precinct
East Hanover township .
Elizabethville borough 1!" 17 .... ....
Gratz borough 14 3 .... ....
Halifax borough
Halifax township
Highsplre borough 50 31 37 3
Hummelstown borough—
First precinct 84 60 19 13
Second precinct SS 29 18 13
Jackson township
Jefferson township .v.. »
Londonderry township • ■
Lower Pa*ton township
Lower Swatara township
Lykens borough— «.
East Ward '
West Ward v.
Lykens township
Middetown —
Ist ward, Ist precinct
Ist ward, 2d precinct 38 30 43 ....
2d ward, Ist precinct 40 40 39 7
2d ward, 2d precinct 61 51 36 20
3d ward, Ist precinct 30 18 24 3
3d ward, 2d precinct •... 55 51 23 7
Middle Paxton township—
First precinct 16 10 11 ....
Second precinct .
Mifflin township
Millersburg borough—
First Ward
Second Ward 31 11 37 11
Paxtang borough 40 30 20 2
Penbrook borough v.... 41 79 16 12
Reed township 8 10 3 11
Royalton borough—
First Ward -.v. ' 7 7 28 ....
Second Ward
Rush township '
South Hanover towaiship 64 33 10 ....1
Steelton—
-Ist Ward, Ist precinct 31 14
Ist Ward, 2d precinct 64 102 25
2d Ward, Ist precinct 43 54 94 '"3
2d Ward, 2d precinct 78 59 22 3
3d Ward, Ist prectnct 84 «3 2 g
3d Ward. 2d precinct 191 35 24
3d Ward. 3d precinct ..' 11 4 3
4th Ward 58 60 55
sth Ward, Ist precinct .....' 21 35 21 ....
sth Ward, 2d precinct 33 58 14 "j
Susquehanna—
North precinct . ....
South precinct 73 65 38 ....
East precinct 44 58 3 "2
West Prectnct
Swatara—
-Ist precinct 35 9 8 3
2d precinct
3d precinct
4th precinct 16 8 3 1
sth precinct 4
1 Unio'ntown Borofigh ~. 28 2 22 ....
Upper Paxton Township 31 18 49 " ' g
Washington Township
Wayne Township ....: 17 2 30 ....
West Hanover Township
West Londonderry Township
Wiconisco Township—
-Ist precinct 34 10 .... ....
2d precinct 34 24 20 ....
Williamstown Borough— ,
East Ward
West Ward
Williams Township—
East precinct '
West precinct
Totals \ 2033 i 399 77« 129
Grand totals *5lB 4399 2933 621
according to cable dispatches received
here from Honolulu, where they have
been waiting for llvs. Sprockets' de
cree to be made permanent.
The nnal decree was drafted by
attorneys here for both principals.
After a brief conference with the pre
siding ,ludgo both attorneys agreed to
the. form of the decree which spe
cifically stipulates Ihat the filing of
the final divorce papers shall not affect
the agreement, .entered into by Mr.
Spreckels uflit his wife in December,
1913, to s<t.tlc their property action.
This settlement has not yet been!
effected.
The two sons of the couple are with j
their grandfather John D. Spreck-1
els, Sr.. at. Kan Dlcko, and the little i
daughter In here with her father. No .
mention of the children was made in ;
the Interlocutory decree, granted Au
gust 22, 1914, ond It. Is said that Mrs. 1
Spreckels Is sivtlsfied with the present j
arrangement.
FIRST GEOGRAPHICAL. SOCrKTY j
Caleb was the first member of a j
National Geographical Society. He i
went up, with eleven other heads of
the-children of Israel, from the wi|. !
derness of Pa ran to spy out the land j
of Canaan, whither the people of God 1
were bound In their march across thej
desert. They returned after forte
days, bringing with them the fruits
of the land "flowing with milk and
honey"— pomegranites and figs and
grapes fro mthe valley of Eshcol.
They also brought back word of the
inhabitants of the land, some of
whom were "men of great stature."
Caleb, the leader, was for going up at
once and occupying the Promised
Land, but the other members of the
j exploring party voted against him,
\ frightening the people with the re
port of the obstacles.
| It was a backward step in a march
that had been one of faith In the God
I of Israel, whose promise "to his chll
; dren of this land of Canaan had been
j plain and without regard to the dlffl-
I culties. They lacked Caleb's courage;
| they lacked Caleb's faith.
Every day is a day of choice. Every
I day is an advance or a retrogression,
jWe never stand still. We are either
I like Caleb, looking with hopeful
j morning faces up toward the country
..of our highest dreams—the country
, God has promised to us—or we are
, like the hesitant, fearful members of
; the early exploring band, scared by
, th«r 'obstacles and forgetting the
might and the promise of Hihi who
! before us.—The Christian Her.
[aid.

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