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New-York tribune., 1909-12-12

and Harold n Haekett. holders. defeated
Maurice +. Mclaughlin and George ]. James.
l'aeinc Coast challengers. Ga. Ga, 50
lntsrseholsstie singles Maurice z McI0ugh-
In; University ot caiifornia, DEBATED z. H.
September s-Intercollegiate championship, az
Johnson. Pennsylvania. defeated AInviIe II
81 S Doasies1W. R.o' e johnson on ana Thayer.
FEsansylya1ia. defeated g. p. Gardner and
Sweetser, Harvard. 10. Ga, Ca.
September l2-Longwoods falI tournament for
women; womens singles tehsilenge round,-
Miss Eyeiyn sears defeated Miss Edlth Rotch
Walisch defeated Miss Evelyn ssars. "a.
2-a. s-S- Momen's dOuhies-ars. George L.
Miss Carrie h. Neely ana Miss Edith Roteh.
80. e-s; rs. Mixed aouoles-Miss Eleanosa
Marion II. Fsnno and Herbert I Foster, 81,
September ls-New Jersey state championship;
Iir.s n Hinsk sa,n Is GA sII: l-a, s.s chat
dousles-R r. Palmer T ara SHe n e o Martin hsa De-
!es5ed o. q Ph9Tas Ra and 5 RalsiEh E tSi19. sTe,
ism II pouch defestsd S;;sa' Mrs Isferfnas. "a
"a Challenge round-sfiss Marie Wagner.
eeiendlng, defeated Ms William H. Pouch
Ga ID WeEens doubles-Aiiss NJ. Wsg-
aer ana Miss = Bunee defeated Mrs; VIII
81. wonssa's singles Ceonsoiation; anal
roundl-Miss z. ". smith defeated Miss I
1a~ and Mixed dogSssENiSs IS AlISe IS
H. Pouch and ". c. Grant. e-a. e--i.
se2tsIreer ,r lS.Dsyis CUP International PIslim-
mary ties Germantown Cricket Club, Phila-
delphia; singies-william A. Lsrned, United
states defeated c. p Dixon, British Isles:
"a o. 6-9; William J. Ci0thier United
states, defeated ]. Cecil Parks. British Isles,
- o-s, Sc. Doubles-HsroIa II. Haekett
ana Raymond ID. Little, United states. de-
Isles Sd 6-4. g.. z-6 s-G singles
v lillian A Larned- United States. defeated
cecil Parke. British Isles. Is. e. 6-3;
William J. GiOthier, United States. defeated
g p. bfxon. British Isles 6-3. s-l. e..
Novesnbsr ssEDavis Cup International challenge
matches. Sydney New south WaIss: Singles-
Anthony =, Nlding. Anstraiasian holder de-
Ieaied Ailvilie IL Long, United States ehal-
-engeF, g., T-5. 6-f: Norman Y. BroOkes
Ausfralasian holder, defeated Maurice z. Nc
l.oughlin. United states challenger e. a..
- boubies-NtdinK and Brookes. holders.
osfeated Long ana Mclaughlin. ehaIlengers.
l2-l0. 81 S-s Singies-Widng holder,
SereaieS AeLoug hin, challenger. Sc, So.
o-=. 6-S; Brookes. holder. defeated Lsng,
challenger. 6-a. rs, st.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-12
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED,

Male
BCTLER-En English: tIst aissngaged: Hrst class
sa.its's Bureau. . West 4ad sr Prone assaG
Bryant.
BgTf sR-yAI-a;.T. -sN.ss; fEs' class, wssss SIS
sociation % America, IEe-. East s2d 81.
CoACHlAN and CHAUFFECR--Youns man;
eoanT Can or srsss SSsh SampS s & nv ave s
COACHAIAN.-Swedish. married. one child: -x-
eellent referenes; wages $50 with rooms- b.
g. eare Of Odelfs Agency. 50 6th ave
C0ACHMAN-Aiddie- aged single; understands
care of horses, carriages harness; Al refer
enees from nFst-class families: stylish; city
srips5 sp6ysr ai''s Aasr 'i7'S' si7 sS 1TS
COI.ORED COUPLE.-Cssfui. butler: cook.
laundTess; will do entire work OF hsuse; two
years rsfeTence; $50. Miss shea's bureau.
cOLOREp COUPLE.-Man walter. generally
city or country, IL, Mrs. Golfers Agency. L.
COUPLE House worker. good cook excellent
mSsI asv1bing. civ or country Morros's bu-
rsau. III lexington ave, corner 5eth 81
COUPLE Hungarians: butIer-valet, irst glass:
wife excellent cook three years personal psf-
erences. city er country. Industrial Association.
Inc. East 42d 81
GARDENER--scatch Protestant; married no
Children; hishest EscoulInealatiQps. wages $50
G1h ave
GARDENER or WORKING FOREMAN.-Amer-
lean. 80; understands all branches thoroughly.
II. n, care OF Odeh's Agency 10 tJh ave
HOUSEMAN.-Ladv wishes situation for cap
able houseman; best OF references. rs East
vNh st
MAN t5ol caTetakeF. watch man. light porter.
store. factory; experienced al round care Of
small places house. stahlc. garden, handy with
toois. ste-; references. W. T, ais Tth -
CSESFUL MAN.-Stron< young eolor-s man
city ut country; best references. also heip far
restaurants American Labor Exchange. I2d sIh
WAITER -(ienerally useful: Scotch Protestant.
family. school. Institution 0E club city ~
country. r.. Mrs, Golfers Agency. IL. West
Ed -.
YOUNG NAN teolaEedf as yal.s OF position q,
some kind az scheoi for bQya uads ass
West 18th 81
r'smale
A A~A.-HpFMANER5 EMPLOYMENT BIZ
RRAU. lo3 West 80 St Domestic helm. ~ !
erencss lPsstissssd. rsisI nens seansotloa
New-York tribune., 1909-12-12
FURNIsHEp RooNs 10 lar.


fi.E-AAfLF furnishsa room. elevator electgiC
.. ..rUhous ulaFrisd couple, soeheiof o
f.-s .-t .trraliF Tor risirls 10 sefHiiinllla
-ssel A1srfFuenf." 4" So coilInhus aNs.
-al pE CTlkE SUITE ~ Two large
-re private hath. IN private residenee
a.. --t.-ii .in-Hls uerfeCt. valet aerkine ~ ae
go feHf-iaeH ou,Fs atghest references eN-
t-a "A East s5fh 81
Aifkk.IfF PLAcE opposite wasiiIston
--nirs elegantly furnished fo,iiiis y
t I- 'nferellocf private residence ceItral-
af lT Esr-farse ana small rooms
TIf Io-IHi suitable fof aTttst
~ l0G WEST -Front alcove room. se.-
f44- tlnI. afEe closet. hsndaome bath; " Nil
a't sAt'e Seer eXus ient anc Aosf@l len :
-e-.r lonf T.s.3 schuyier
~ MEsfr llrFe r0oni- private BAN q
f,. - - haiireolli tatie fuesif, tsle2iiene
- - -ls NEsf .-lsrss. lisht attFaetly ye
pfale hall Laln, steanls L. s"D-
- sAE
~. 2i2s BTa AvE-Wsn furrishee see
'-ee-au- loasfiou
New-York tribune., 1909-12-12
EPAREp.

Where's your dauEhterr'
Gone 10 cooking school," answered Mr.
BiiEgins.
And where's your son.
.s"Out buying dyspepsia medicine Wash
thgton Star
New-York tribune., 1909-12-12
HELP WANTED.
Female

Female.
LADIES accustomed 10 eanyassils can make
good income proposition Eebby 3l3
Nastrand ave. Brooklyn.
LADIEs-Pleasant s,ut.icor Occuration exr.ri-
enee unnecessary Call early, sGT West l25th
LADY AGENTsIThe Peoples Lie paws inrne-
date fun death benefits and - to so In sick
ness sane for childbirth iio East l-5th 81,
LADY AGENrs-rhe Peoples pays yearly
diyicends; insurss white and esiersd aad re-
autrss no doctors examinatons no East l2oth
LADY AGENTs-You make from 81 20 S. before
no East 12oth s.,
NCRsE for three children; city Awoman's Do
mestie League Agency. n East sat 81.
NURSE tE'F0testanp 70 take entire eharge two
bows; good references. country. Miss Fitz-
Geraids Bureau, 513 5th ave. entrance s2d ST
OPERATIVES. trimmers and tucksss net and
lsee waists Herman sperlins. ~ East luth st
OPERATORS. experienced an sewing machines
Co. 3s5 East I'd IT.
OPERATORS. trinmers and hody makers. ex-
psrieaced, for ladies' silk waists; good wages.
steady work, open shop. u. HuEvitz. li5 West
IAN st.
81 s1ENOGRAPHER. DookKEEpER : Register
WITH rlei can ~ you permanent position
seginnsrs taken. Elsie Dieel EIchahse. 30 Mas
sau st.
aFENOGRAPHE.R. sVer n geod psnnan. $40;
another. understand ng bookkeeping. xl@; two
bookkeepers and typ,ses. slo-sls- Jupp Exehanse'
~ Nassau 81.
STENOcRAPHER tT-.Ol. OF neat aPpeaFsnce;
must be accurate and willing 20 start - 70
$40. 24s broadway. fourth noor.
STEAOGRAPHERs.- be competent double
entry oookksepeFs; enc at sii. one 81; per
msnent uptown positians Universal Exchange,
no West 3sth o..
TRIMMERs. fuckers ana operators on bet and
iae> waists Herman SpeFiisg. - east f0sh 81
fuckers On high grade lingerie dresses; VIII
cox 4 Gibbs machine, Apply all week. Hirsch
4 Cohen. 81 West 2sth "a.
fuckers. operators and trimmers nes ard
lace waists Herman speriinz, - las, l1th st.
WANT experse-eed desgner aad forslady 70 take
charge Elasin underwear fsetoFy5 good oppor-
tynity- G. Tribune Orios-
WANT experienced pFsssers on night gowns;
steady work; good pay Lustsartsl & Levy.
us SpFinz St
ALI. KINDS OF help wanted on ladies' waists.
GOtham Waist Company. i2o BToeme 81
New-York tribune., 1909-12-12
eoARr Ahn ROOMS.

-, ~ wEsT.-LarFe ana snsan vel
- aet rOaHna. seccnd and card noers AZ
- 90 Esf-sences eK-hans~t
-. ~ WEST - BetNseh ant sps@.s
t.I. stations, clarmiIs rooms cAri'N
f5s-- -ene-s given ana TequiIee-
Ts.sts = Mtsf.-E lesznf lsrss, warm roofn,
--oneiY flrniEh~e; eseFg conveliuhcti 80
.l.sl. isisnhoAs az~s P@F-.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-12

COMPETENT OFFICE MANAGER
To take entire charge Of Office, sales
department, etc, OF large manufacturing
company; give references and salary ex-
pected. Address Competent, Box 200,
Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-12

INDUSTRIAL ASSN
OF AMERICA, INC.
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
for select help; all pasiOnantes; references
strictly t8vestsatsd aud a. ala z 4et At.
neaE ath ave Tslsphans e99s-Murras Hiu-
Miss Margaret Smiths
Bureau of Employ ment
FOR SELECT HaLP-AH satlouaIitlsA
- west AID Street. Near 5th Ave.
ecESTRAI. BuILDING-l
Tel 3O3J-Rryznt-
All esfersnces Isv-sslsssss
SAMPSON 6 NELSON
Employment Bureau
aia Eourth Avenue. Firss class hsip. all ns-
tor Pss fss iss Ssa.B5 sss
RLOOM'S BUREAU
Zen Ten Years s.psElsass. Kne~ most Of h.le
lnsial-s. lsT Lsxinsten ave
E vi r. d q $
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
s5 S5 ss sS sS .sa s1s a.. asP A ' is sa s
a. Os;erbers's Bureau.
7IG Lexington ave. bet. 5Ith and ssth sts-a
.Phens l995=rlazar strictly aEst class do-'
HELP" "HELP"
m,Itssson Hs@s Fun s,19..a and F.sa'fl Ess, iss,
Vel s7s-Bryant. sIs SIN ave.
RELIABI EEMsLoY,MENT sUREag,,
farnisHsd. All rsfsrsnces rg G s;ricty fnSsstissted
ALBANY EsIPLoYMENr BUREAU. 30 East
sid ST. near 5th aVe.-Far select help. an
Tel 5255-Maaison square
AMERICAN LABOR EXCHANGE. T2s sth av.
tnear 4ath st-j[EiFzt class hep. al aAsensss- ss
les TeisPhons si55-Brysnt Hlryssr;,''-'
Ar CARPENTERS EmpIovnrnt House. I5s
6th ave Established ls4I, We nave pest
farm foremen. farm hands All nations Wen
AT LAMBERT & GROVES E1upi0yment Blu
hand. farm superintendenLS. foreInen. coach
men. greoms sarasners- E1aEFis4 eouP1sA
BOOkER'S Employment Agency. s+5 West
add 81, near sth ave, can tuFhish pFonbt8
tIes sifs sRSoas ..ss ss Sadabesl siss -
BROoRLYN.-s. CROSs's PARK Slope Employ
asnt AzsssE, 800 Atlantic ave. asaF sIh
ave. and Long Island Depot First class DO
mestie helm. Telephone 50-Ma-a-
COOKS buffers. second ne1. Eairrssses. lAnn-
dresses. cham serH3aids. kitchsnnalds. kldiss'
maids, cooks who ldunder, general hoUseWoT1en
JussiIs Employment Bureau. $50 Lexington avs
z v oDELL & FREDERICK ROBBINS. en-
ployment Agents. IS sth ave, near sftn "a
Tel 2so1-Bry ant. Best prtyato family hel2i
references Investigated
FIRST CLASS French help and sther nstianar-
ties. male and female; ressFsnSes Iayssl lsasse-
NsFrisd coUBles a specially.
FRAZIBRss EMPLOYMENT BUREAU. 70 West
44th Tel 3aSk-Eryanr- EaF a. klncs of
first class help. male and fsnalei hotels and
private.
II YOU WANT GOOD help with investigated
references. can UP MeCallgms EnpEsYnsn' men
or Telephone sTos Madisan SQUARE.
INNOVATION Bure,u OF D0messie ReaairsTnsats.
2IT ScEerule horn. near Hoyt ST. Bkyn- strictly
nrst class hep. al nationalities. male. fealaie-
3=zs L Main
JULIEN EMP. BUREAU. eaF. Al and Stxth
ave. Bryant Building, win furnish promptly
first class help. all uatiOlahties. al EehSFeaSss
investigated Tel s3st Bryant
LINDSAY'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, 263 West
4Tth st. furnishes promptly frst class neip far
private families. hotels. BOARDING hs1sss sne-
clubs. Telephone 2nns-Bryant
LIMBS EMPLOYMENT BUREAU. corner t2oth
st and Madison ave, and 463 SoinaoCs tne~r
s2dl.-First class heiB. all nasionaltisS- eooA>
chamberElaids. Mattresses. taundresses a4saJs On
hand.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-12

At't-Als coinins money seittns eur brand new
spsoial5s. talking sells on sight "A Tite to
day feF full paIsiQulsFs Walton %, heRL J..
Rochester. \. 4.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-12
HELP WANTED.
Male.
CANVASSERS.
New Newspaper Premium
Proposition.

-Illle-ll7-lt s-I-rlut8irlLt ~ s-alll-
tses salary ana earfsrs paid weekly. and
IneEei commissioa IA adaiIlen- Best
cffsr n the city cor exFeFieR Resd news
paPSF, bcak ana magazine men who are
scapted u efiice and factory III haUss-
to-honss wOFk; ave orders cay will
earn k36 % psr wees.
WILLIAM H GUTELIUS
Room 60. Tribune Building, New York
New-York tribune., 1909-12-12
HELP WANTED.
Male.

Male.
aJSLIN UNDERWE EAR.-Rright young man "a
tske charge OF factory: Ons who has knowl-
seEe q tae line Address D, Tribune ofhee.
OFFICE ASSISTANT. $40 weekly; pleasant TOsI-
ton; legitimate business; small Investment re-
quiredi state age and nationality: details at
Interview. j. NJ, Tribune ohfee
PAPER BOXES.-Capable man on dorlinx ma
chine: good. steady position tor right man.
Louis F. haichlen. 255 Greenwich st
FHARMAcIsT. registered in New Jersey, to
take charge % drug store seven miles from
rev York can after p. m, r. ". lie Rrocq.
Laurel ST. Ridseneld Park. y. J.
REAL ESTATE sALEsMEN.-ws have the
right proposition; give big commission and fur
nish leads Room sol. e5 West s2d 81.
RUBBER TURNER. irst class. on founta,n
pens. Geo. ". Heath a Co, $50 Canal 81.
sALEsaAN cor custom made Turkish cigarettes.
with monogram: good pF0position. Apply by
letter only. lsmid Cigarette Co, 150 Nassau
SALESMAN for typewriter supplies: unusual TT-
Portgnity for yeung man with push and energy;
Box le Tribune ONCE
SALESMAN OF ability "a represent novelty house;
several territ>ies open fOF January /, 1910. z.
J. Samson 4 Co. T1I Broadway, n. \.
sALEsMAN.-vantsd. a bright salesman 70 sell
iewelry and watches caiL Abbey Jswslry Co,
. Astor House block downtown
sALESAAN.--faang man assistant; excel
lent chance for advancement. Write stating
exneTienee, references, " NJ, Tribune Once.
SALESMAN ttin plate) mus, know line and city
trade credential EHsploymeat Corporation, el3
Broadway.
SALESMAN wANTEn-Ths business warld
calls for prodgesrs: why work for small wages
We train you ~ actual experience; position and
pioInotion secured. Write OF call School Of Sass-
manshtP % Nassau ST., New York, Roon SOS.
SALESMAN Ces and coffee: opening worth
looking into Crsaential EmPioymsnt Corpora
tion. 253 Broadway.
SALESMAN fancy baskets, acquainted with de-
paFtnaent stores florists. sIe- CFedentiai En-
ployment Corporatien, 253 Broafway
SALESMAN % handle specially; those ae-
duainted with asbestos reply. CTsdsntial En-
Iloyment Corporation. sS3 Broadway.
sALEsMAN wrapping psperl; Philadelphia hrm
have oEsningi 81, 500 cTedsntial Employment
Cooperation, 2a3 Broadway,
SALESNAN.-Nsat young man. about -: 40
experience required Call 2;30 D. m. only. Mr.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-12

Le1olA hE'EPING taught privately 5y pubic ac-
q. SS-l.-a(. assist 70 poziIlo1. Wgite Accountant
New-York tribune., 1909-12-12

- q -l--s-uLle-l championships. HerlnifaEs
-.-1 tlehnonc. Va. s.nsies-
-.itI aef 1lteg ~ Z. James T-5, n-5 o-a,
---t -Uodlre - Feil and Nslie q. Grant
7 Il Pollard and H. =. BrieseIs'
New-York tribune., 1909-12-12

hf-EF h-s'apahle double entry bool
Aeeperf 81 Cred,utiaI Emplo,ulent Cornor-
uon Ies-abI-sLes 1901 - T3rca.i--a,-
New-York tribune., 1909-12-12

al - Regimen amor New E0Fk CITY
e1nsls--sehesasTs - EeI defeated c. =
sazEer e. 6-S "a Dlubles-rheocore r
Pc ne E'siie = GHant dsfeatsd william 2
eusE-l- g.. and Alles . lhariols &c, &c
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1909-11-04
Could Not Bronx Awny.

II hear that old Mr.. Tee is so
wrapped up in golf he dosen't take
time to eat"
81 should say so. Why, he is
chained to the game"
Chained! In what way?"
Link by link"
A watch is composed of 9S pieces.
The German army numbers 5,000,-
900 men.
Sicily lost 10000 inhabitants by
earth quake in 1893.
There are 247,OO0 more men than
women in Australia.
1t is a misdemeanor to tamper
with electric light wires in Colorado.
Germany produces fourteen mill
lion bottles of champagne year.
She imports 100000 from France.
The first process of making soda
on an extensive scale was discovered
by Nicholas Leblanc, French chem
ist, in 1891.
European manufacturers make
very small pianos of light weight for
transportation into the interior of
Brazil by muleback.
Simmons College, Boston, boasts
it is the only place in the world
where women can be trained to plan
and to manage lunchrooms.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1909-11-04
MUNYON'S EMINENT DOCTORS AT
YOUR SERVICE FREE.
Not Penny to Pay For the Fullest
Medical Examination.

II you are in doubt as to the cause
of your disease mail us a postal re-
Questing amedical examination blank,
which you will fill out and return to
us. Our doctors will carefully dag
nose your case, and if you can be
cured you will be told so; if you cam
not be cured you will be told so. You
are not obligated to us in any way;
this advice is absolutely free; you are
at liberty to take our advice or not as
you see fit. Send to-day for a medi-
cal examination blank, fill out and
return to us as promptly as possible,
and our eminentd doctors will diagnose
your case thoroughly absolutely free.
Munyon's, 59d and Jefferson Sts.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1909-11-04
No Alarm,

At the hotel in Sea Cliff where I
was putting III fortnight, there was
a man that spotted as mean. Every
day looked for him to break out
and say or do something to make the
rest of us uncomfortable, and though
he kept delaying, | did not change
my opinion of him. At length the eX-
plosion came. He had been down to
the news stand and returned with a
paper in his hand. He sat down
amid a group of us, fastened his gaze
on an innocent-looking young man
for a moment, andathen said
Gentlemen, another employe of n
bank up in the city has gone wrong"
/ was watching the young man,
but he did not turn pale.
How was it?" someone asked.
Got away with S45, 900" replied
the mean man.
The young man did not actually
yawn, but he took no interest.
Did he get clean away?"
He did, but the police are on his
trail and he will be caught, In fact,
| may say he is caught
But where-how?"
Right here among us!"
The young man lighted a cigarette
with a hand that did not tremble,
and after a moment the mean man
rose up and said:
"If there is a bank employe among
us let him stand up"
The young man stood up.
do you deny your guilt, slr?"
~ do. / am only the janitor OF
the bank that was robbed, while 1t
was the cashier that swiped the
dough"
Then he sat down, and the mean
man said he guessed he'd take a
walk down by the bounding billows
of the Sound.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1909-11-04

When Edward Smith, colored, was
arraigned for disorderly conduct and
attempting to break up a camp-meet-
ing, Judge Aukam asked:
When were you arrested last, and
what were you arrested for?" Smith
replied: Just three months ago.
ledge, l was pinched for weeping in
my sleep"
Judge Aukam looked inquiringly
at the policeman in the case, who said
the mans statement was true, but
that he wept so loud at that partic-
ular time that the neighbors kicked
and the man was arrested.
How much money have you
now?" asked the Judge. about two
BEANS" replied Smith.
Leave it with the clerk and beat
it, said the Judge. Smith did as
directed " Washington Post.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1909-11-04
tuberculosis Killed 7S,2S9 Persons in 1908
Death Rate Declines in All Registration States Except Three
Nine Causes Are Most Frequent-309 Deaths
Out of Every 100 Occupied Males Between
rs and 81 Cue to tuberculosis.

Washington, D. c. - Health De-
partment returns show the total num-
Der of deaths from all forms of tuber-
culcsis returned in 1908 was 7S,2S9,
exceeding those of any previous year
of registration, but the death rate per
100000 for 1908 is less than that for
1907. In all registration States the
deaths from tuberculosis showed a
decline except in Colorado, Rhode ISL
and and Vermont.
Each of the following causes of
death was responsible for at least
5000 deaths of male breadwinners
during the year; Typhoid fever, tu-
berculosis of lungs, cancer, apopleXy
and paralysis, heart disease, pneumo-
mia, Bright's disease, suicide and ac-
cident. The total number of deaths
of occupied persons from these causes
was, for males, 13S,259, and for fe-
males, II, ,434. OF the deaths of occu-
pied males, 9,433, or Is per cent,
were due TO tuberculosis of the lungs,
and of the occupied females, 5511, or
81 per cent, we're due to the same
cause.
In the registration area of the Uni
ted States during the year 1908, 30.9
deaths out of every 100 deaths of oc-
cupied males who died between the
ages of 25 and 81 years were caused
by tuberculosis of the lungs, or nearly
one death out of every three. During
the same age period 41.9 per cent. of
the bookkeepers, clerks and copyists,
4O.1 per cent. of the BARRIERS and hair
dressers, 400 per cent. of the SER
wants, AL per cent. of the boot and
shoe makers, 49.2 per cent. of the
compositors, printers and pressmen,
t1.2 per cent. of the tailors and 25.6
per cent. of the farmers who died in
the registration area during 1908
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1909-11-04
Made Him Homesicl1.

At diplomatic reception in
Washington, Mrs. Taft, on being
complimented on her exquisite
French, told a little story about a
senator whose French acquired in
II Photographic essons) is by no
means exquisite.
The senator, fresh from one of his
Photographic recitals. pounced upon
an under secretary of the French
legation at a dinner
Monsieur" he said "eska-ah-
eska voo-eska VOC voo-ly ma-voo
vooly ma dummy"
MY dear Senator" the secretary
interrupted, "do, ! beg you, stop
speaking French. You speak it SO
well-ah so very, very we'll it makes
me homesicll!"-Kansas City Inde-
pendent.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1909-11-04
Not A Bird To Initiate.

Much has been said of the modesty
and reticence of the Wright brothers
of aeroplane fame. That they are
able to give a clever reason for their
reserve is indicated by the story, told
by Macmillan Foster in Outing:
you see," said the financial
agent of the two Dayton sky-fyers,
"the Wrights are what you might
call too shy and too modest. / said
80 once to Wilbur, and do you know
what he answered."
Mr.. Flint paused long enough to
chuckle.
wilbur said to me, Mr. Flint, the
greatest talker and the worst flyer
among the birds is the parrot -
Youths Companion.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1909-11-04
EXPOSED INDIANA FAKIR,
Professor from New York Museum Takes Fruit
less Journey.

ing an open ditch, which had been
pronounced to be that of crocodile
by a professor of an Indiana college.
He said that he had exposed twenty
eight feet of the skeleton, but had not
reached the end of it. Mart endeav-
ored to sell the skeleton to the insti-
tuition for large sum of money.
Arrangements were finally made
for Professor Brown to come after the
skeleton. When he arrived Professor
Brown found that Mart had sold his
farm two weeks ago and had left this
part of the country. Professor Brown
made a trip to the farm in hopes of
find the skeleton, but was unable to
find even an open ditch on the place.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1909-11-04

Washington, D. C.-The army of
unemployed in Great Britain has
grown steadily, and now has reached
proportions that are causing the Gov
ernment great uneasiness. In a spe-
cial report John l.. Grifiiths, United
States Consul-General at London.
gives extracts from a special state
ment Just issued by the royal commits
sion on the poor law and relief OF dis
tress.
The commission declares that dur
ing the fiscal year ended March 81
last the number of persons without
work and seeking Government aid to-
tailed thirty-one in every 1000 Of
population, while in the fiscal year
preceding only fourteen per 1000
made application for assistance. The
number of men who applied for relief
in the last fiscal year constituted