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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-10
Sleine pcliseinadj rihten.

- Der Srips,ior Glarsnc, S.srriit
BON Der RauhpertiIsunss=eiga ers
luirtts aeitern sineH Softbtfsbl eegen
Robert .. WiilIs, Gtgsnihiimer oss
Sterling SoteIs an Der 6. uno Wounb
Strobs, unier Der anilues Der ue5ers
tretung Der aHtirduh Crbinans.
- polisift Mitteu erifF s.itsrn
Warn Si5ss, cine oIts une obnadlois
8reiiin. iUeldt fih sieI= une pidnlos an
Der 4. uno Wiu Strabe berumtrisb.
auf urb ipsrrte Iie unter Der 4niIoge
bss 6erumIunasrns Elm. Die @rsifin
er,Idri. nuf gtfrassn. nahs an bic huus
bert Sabre alt gu Isin uno ipeber 0srs
lpanots nod Jrsunos gu beiissn.
- Die q Sabre aIis Rss.rin Gms
ma Wldrtin ipuros geiisrn bon BEN
Rsger Gopin 0oughertp nit sinsm
aHiippsl iib,r ben aopf aei6lagsn.
Dougbrtp Fanb oas 5routnsimmer,
aIs er ron Der arbtit bslniam, in Ges
isaihuft ieinsr 5rau in fsinsr Mo9.
nuns Dor. 1iss DerfeBts in in cine fOls
DE munth, hab sr bic uniuiIltommene
Ssiuberin nit sinem &uiippel attodir.
t.. Gr purbe tptasn tbdtIihen 4ns
griFfs einesTperri, fp0brsno fein Gpfer
na9 BEN 9oipitol ssbrad3t iuurbt.
- Der 80 Sabre off, Q6iI. gburs
mann, Gin Barber, ipobnbaft i'm Wprf
6otsl. purbt gefiern 9tbeno an Der
Ode Der 5. unb Malnut Strab. bon
Dem Bebeimpoiisifien gsatting perbdfs
tel unb als perbdhtig eingeIpsrrt. Die
8erb1ftung trfoIsts ouf 9sranfafIuna
Der Selens msaper. timer CfFies sgngss
ft,nttn i'm llnicn 1ruft sGebdube. Dies
i.Ibe behauptsi. BON 9burmaHn um $8
bsitoblen iporben su iein.
Sos. Sorbur. pon Tapton, Gn.,
tpurbe an Der Ode Der OensiIee unb
plum Strobs um feline iilberne Ias
ftenubr i'm Wertbe bon $40 btftObs
len.
- Gin uHbetannt.r 9sssr sniiuenbss
is aus Der Wohnung nes zbcs. !. 6as
bihi alsibunssitiids i'm Dsrtbs BON
SO.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-10

- u. 8. grpipn erbislt i'm Stdbts
ratb 5 Sabre 5teuerfreibeit fir Die
nsue Stablfabrtt, Die auf bem Grunos
Itiid Der alten Republtc Sron dnD
Steel Dprts errittet rpsroen ioa.
-Gbarles gugen GIart, 8autier
unb 5tndnsier, lit oeitern absno noA
8dnIas uno Rebrastd db9eretit.
- Staot1sri6t. 5arrp 9apis er.
belt ipegen unprbentlihen 8enebmen8
S25 unb Soften; 0orien gldpton ere
belt tuseen 8ernahldfigung ieiner
ssdmiIie cine iuspenoirte Strafe BON
so Iugeu; sr oerIprah, pohentIih 81
an feline TomiIie gu 3ablen. Gbas.
6omilton muB psaen po Seiipiori9sn
9enebmsns 80 5dge Steine tlppfen.
Som Yierte erbielt ipegen 0erumlun.
germs $40, Die Soften uno 80 2age
auFgebrummt. 6eurp Gjooter 3a5lte
tpegen uebertrstung oes Witterua4tss
GjeieBes S.,
- Charles Wtliams alias rSunnp
oSadIon", Der aus oem 0indeitsr,
ap., 8efdn8niB entiprung. ipurOe pom
Den poIi3iiten Sorpep, WaIter uno
Booth an Der 9. unb DQIbington AO.
perhdftet. Gr miro 3urutgebrdht
lperben.
- Die gootnstpner gdrsnrie9e, mel
DE tiir5lih in Der Surnbaue unter Dem
8orfiBe oes Sberbdren 2lIbar DoIff
cine 9erIdmmlung obbielt, beihlob, an
Der am ndhIten Sonntag Itattfinoenz
ben Surnfubrt bes Ohio 2urnbe3trts
uas. 6amilton, 8, tbeilsunehmen. Nls
neue gdren msIosten ii6 bic 6erren
Gbas. 9rotmdnn, Gbos. qfeter uuo
Grnit EammIer, pelhe pom GberbGren
unter entfpretenoen 3eremDrien in bic
9D6ls etngefiibrt puroen. Giner Gin.
Iaoung 3ufoIge truroe beihloTen, on
benz Qitntc Der St1noaro 5iIfsosieQs
Ihaft am Sonrta9, q. Iu9uf, in 3ez
gentbdrs Bart tbeiI3urebmen. Td bic
lebte 9drenfdbrt Rah Crescent
Sprtngs 10 gut un0 nortaeilhdtt psrs
laufen lit, ipurhe beihloIIen. in tur3er
3eit cine fpettere 3u perauitaIten.
- 6erbert 6dbn, II Sabre alt, go.
120 Gft II. StraBs pobnbaft, fdno
cine r0mii6s Serge, Die er ouSunoste.
0ieIelbe erpIooirte uno IeBte ieire
aIei0er in 9runo. Der Sungs bate
8etiteSgegenipurt gsnug, on Der 7. uno
Scott Strobe, no er Den Teusrpertss
torper 9eFuRoen bate, in eineu 8aFsrs
tr0g gu fprin9er. Gr puros ip6ter
mad pem Ct. GIiiabetb 6ofpital 8es
broht, mo feline Dunoen on ben SGrs
ben uno i'm 8eithte perbuuoen rpurbeu.
- 8. 8eorgs See nebIt Satin urb
Sohter S6ereie BON GarrpQton, Sp.,
itatteten gsItsrn Trsuroen in bisIigsr
Staot ouf tbrer 9urhreiie BON 9ds
tuota, g., einen 9eIut ab.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-10
% { iu y o T (.

Sic Ncupurt Cfiicc fir Sas Sim
cinnaticr &OlfsbIatt" beiinbct iidl in
HO. 331 g)urf Strafc, ecgenHbcr bem
Gurrtbauic, uOielbit 9tenigfeitcn, gIH'
scigcn II. I. IN. bis 10 llhr 45 Mtnufen
abenSS entgegcHGcuUmmen iucrSen.
Sclcpbou SuHb 2401. e
-&sIibtiteI QerrGnoerun1en: Ste
WoobIQnn Some 60. an g. Z. Gram
forb, 2ot go. 122 in Der Wppolapn
6eme Gp. llnterabtbeiIunQ, $500: g.
8. Grapforb an @iliam R. Glort IT,,
OaTeIbe Gigentbun, 81 uIip.; GDparo
s. unb GouiIo S6moI8 an Soiegb
unD Wtorg. aasr6er, Qot go. 7 in Der
". y. 5erreu's llnterottbeiIunq on
Der Deftieite Der Central Qoe., % bel
80 Sub. 81 uip.; WiQiam 8. Sam
mer an Sames Gliper aentins, 9beiIe
Der &ot go. At uno As in Wlapo's Or
darb 4ooition an Der 4orbfeite Der
s. StraBe, 3ipiihen Der Columbia uno
Yort Ctr. 81 uip.
- GtbeI Z. Scott unD Gmanoa 6.
ScOtt OertIogten U}iIton 6. gutingz
BAN, sSba Robbtns, Qrtbur uno 9eTie
Robbins ouf Oronung Der Charles
Serbert 2spis'Iden 6interIuFenf6aft.
0as Gigentbum iou psrtuuft uno Der
Cribs oert9eilt tperben.
- 8auerlaubnibf6eins: 3n. Qauns
brn 60. fir einen Qnbuu on ibre
Wai6dnitaIt an Der 6. uno Wonmoutb
Ctr, $4,000; Sats 0nberion fir Elm
8tpetit0tiges 8otiteinbaus on bergart
ape., 3pii6er Der lexington 4pe. uno
3. StrdBe, $4,000.
- Gtnsn GbeItein erbielten G. Nl.
Gbancp, As, bon Qess Greet, g., uno
Cora 5opt, SO, bon Peoples, 8.
- Sobn 8. 06ite's 9eftument
tpuroe I'm Gountpgeridt hintsrIeot unb
angenonmen. Gr btnterIGBt Qlles fei>
ner Gattin &atbarine Dbite uno nat
oeren SoDe IpQen feline &inoer baiIeIbe
gu glet6en 5betlen erbdIten. Gr err
neHnl Gdf9drlne Wblte CUR 2ettas
mentspolitrederin.
6err :. W}eaoer uno iSrGuIein
Smilie. Die liebenspiroige 5ohter bes
alderman &rauB, erIangten qeItern
Rahmtttag i'm Gountpgeriat eiuen
Gbei6ein. Gle perben beute burh
Rep. anapp bon Der Gp. Ct. Sobanz
neg airhe gstraut perben. Ra6 Der
Irouung finoet i'm 5au'e Der gltern
Der 8raut etne 9od3eitsfsier itutt unb
oas neupermdblte paar tritt iofort
etne Reiie naa ben Seer on.
- q. 3ersspoIstp erLungte i'm sSaQ
BON QiAolus 8ergieper geqen ibn cine
8erIegung Deg Sales BON g1i6ter
S6usp's Geri9t in 9apton AM
bas &reisgeri6t. Gs banoelt ii6 um
Elm @runbitlt.
Sames M. gaul, 80, bon glore
pooo, 8, uno QbrtlIa 3Dcbeforo, q,
BON Weelbourue. Gn., erbielten einen
gbeihein unb puroen BON syrieoenss
ri6ter BoooDarb getraut.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-10

Sobalb Der Fungtrenbe Giirstrmsis
fer Srbn Gaipin gtiisrH gormiitas oi,
Qahrifi BON btm 4itsntni gsgsH Wd.
por OannCr srhisli, fdnbte er Elm 1sle'
grdmm mad Rem Dort. NORM er fein
9sbausrn uber bic perru1i, 5bd. aus.
fprof3. Or smpfins bic folssnoe ant.
mort bonn Geirstdr bes perpun6etsn
Biireermsiiiers 6ern Robert abnms
fOn. Sd bante Sbnsn fir ihrs Bot
fhafi Der GDmputbie. Die aersts bal,
ten zen 3uliuno nah poresncmmen.r
lin.sriuhune fir boffnunespoll. Der
Wiopor in bti &pubtisin uns rubi." "
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-10

Mitbtige zitmms
les Geniiden MIA. grSteit. @aiien'
gereins.

Inter benz @orFB bes g}rdiioenten
Serrn Bern. 2seter belt seItern Ibsro
Der goritanb oes Teutlden aHgsmein
grptsitantiid,n maiisn 9ereins cine
tpittias SiBuns in Dem Stullctal Der
Ct. sJobannes =airhs on IL. uno Sim
Gtrobs ob. Ter Setretdr Serr Jobn
Better fiibrte bas protOtoa.
Der QnTtalts sGernolier 5err 5erm.
Robius untsrbrsittts Ieinen Seriht flr
bsn Wonot SuIi. Ran btmislbsn be-
finben Iit 50 ainber in Ger 4uitaIi,
n1mlit 81 anabsn uno 20 Waohen.
90 9ansnaiis uno 81 5albpaiis
ioipie feds nidt regiiiririe atnbsr, iHss
o.Iammt s6 ainbsr. Aufnabmen uno
gntlaFunesu fanosn i'm lesten Wonat
niht ftatt. gtm 6. auguit beginnt Der
RsIieionsunisrridt fir bic goniirs
manoen. Ght auabsn unb ein Wlaos
den iperben Cisrn na6iten5 5abres tuns
Firmirt. Die aoniirmaRosnilaHe niro
ppn iiebsn anaben uno fiiuf MADDEN
bsiuft. Ssrr Oscar Sdlst bat Der
Gnitalt cine Guhrs SoI3 geitsn't, mo-
fir ibm Der Ddnt oss 9srsins ousat'
Tproten tpiro. Der GinanSberitt BEG
4niiaIts sgtrpaI.ers lauiett i'm aahsns
5titanb am 80. Suni Sl4l.56; giunahs
men S217.24; 4useaben $222.96; ges
otHrp6rtiasr aaHsrbeitano Sl35.S4.
Der o5ise g.riI4. purbe autBshsibtu.
Gdsislbe gsI6db uysi Den BIeitlaas
tsnbsn gsrihten 6ts Sdosmsiitsrs
6snrn 2uhrmanr uno bss JiHanSs
fetrttars q. 8. 2ambet. Die geri6tt
Iautttsn: Gahen6stanb am 90. Sunt
S4524.24; GinnahmsnS3344.6s; Guss
qabtn S1l75.32; 9afsnbsitano am /.
4uauit Se693.60.
Die brei ainoer bss peritorbensn
Sohn asiisr, nGmIih Wdria uno ghris
fiinn Sobn 2eifsr uno GIsonprs 9ons
ssridtsn purben in bic guitaIt aufges
nommen.
5rcu apietta 6. 1rsn bat Der ans
ftaIi aus benz RahIaB ihres peritorbss
n.n 9atitn $500 gefhtntt. Dos bods
her3igs Defhtut iuures nit bsr3Iihem
9nni unesncmmsn.
5err Quouit grueaqsmann bat BEN
Dsuiften 4as. grpt.itantifhen Wais
Isnpsrein uno hsm 9euiihsn 4lttns
btim gsm.iHTadftIid sine anSabl
0runoitiids on Der Noroisiis oerSbiIs
Tito Strabs, 0itIin bon 5iablnnb aps.,
3um 9sident eemaht. 8pieIbtH ipurs
osn nit btftsm 9ant onesnommsn
uno Der Sdabmsiiter 5err Senrp
lubrmuun tpuros anssrpisIsu. fi6 in
eieier 4naelsgfnheit nit bsm Dor
fianb bss 4Itenbeims in @srbinbung
gu isbeu.
bis nsus miiolisbsr in ben 9srtin
iurroen oufaenommen bic 5errsn:
Gsear Role, BON so. 1853 9eltaqps.;
Dbl. Sttbcfsr, BON so. 1916 Malnut
CTR; q. .. 2lIid, BON go. 1606
Wlaiu Ctr; 4b. 9roeBler. BON SO.
14l0 BuInut Str; Gsorg gIaBbsim.
BON go. 253 RenIhan Mpe.; Ben.
FobIer, BON 2ibertp uHo Dine Sir.;
ssIobn Eitrner, BON 811 Queen Gitp
ape. unb Otto Fras. bon 2ibertp unb
Wine Ctr.
gu 8eiufs aommitteen nurben
ernonni. BON 8. Biz 16. gupuft bi.
5errsn G. Qihtenoahl unb @. Sdriss
fer, uno pom 16. Bis %. Quguft bic
5erren Hsn. Gilberi Sdmibt uno
Quguit Sttiniamp.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-10
crtsbeitimmuns Der Yarus.
idladt.

Inter Der ueberihrifi: Gin 1900
jdbrises Jubildum" psr0ifsntliht prr.
fsHOr Or. J. 8. 5oinsroa in aeioen
zine neberfi6t iiber bi. biz jes! eemo6s
ten Nriude. bic Stens. an Der bic
R0mer TIM Sabre 8 n. Chr. i'm leuios
burger W1lp Bite bttannt, gsieosrlane
trIitttn bnbtn, ousfinois gu MAIDEN.
nobel, tDie iiG oentsn Idbi. bic ums
fnngrei6e btuiIft Qiitsrotur iibtr
biefs Grass cine nauptrOIIe ipieii. Die
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-10

Orr gsfirisen 9sriammlung bes
9aperifden nnteritiiBungsDersins in
Der Central 1urnbans priEoirts 6trr
4bnm Genoelbof. ipabrenb 9err 6n.
61fner bos prOioiolI fiibrte. Gehs
aranie erbisIien $34 ilHisrftiiBurlgs.
s:lper nngsnisfen. tporauf bic 6erren
s5reb. 1rabert. 7O8 @1um Gtrnbs;
sErant Weihrnth, HeihratBs pdri. nnD
5ris Ssitein. 80 Cit gibsrtp GfrdBs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-10

Dente gla1mittog uerIammtIi
iih Der DeutFbe s5rauenpsrein I'm
9aufe Der Grau $. 6eittomp. Dis
Srausn 5eittamp. Milbe. 8. aelIers
mann, 5inhe uno 2aasenfeIo tperbsn
bic GdIts in Iiebensipiiroiser Weife ber
ipirtben.
Die 0erbeHerung Der Saupts
ftrabe maht rafhe s5ortihritie.
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pieaiant RIB =,
: Tie 0nn1sn q

Die 0amen Gmilis asllermnnn.
5illie 5rienrih, AImn 6obmann unb
paitor Ser6ertb pilt<r unD Grip Dob
mann rsiiien na6 Columbus, g., Sur
Gensral aonpsntion bss JugsnDpers
ems in Der CD. airHe.
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Mrs. B. Yaeger,
---sis <rskmssae---
Ua6r(agfrin 0iejes 3eila(lers.

ShcH tn ser aItsftsn Belt CAB ss asiuiMe
Ssr'cneH. eie enrd bse gtSpfaHe bBbsr beaast
marsH. nHe ss Ieet feiH 3ipeis4 ecs, nah
ann beHssHfags ned Esrfonsn eriftiren, bic
at'sA stIe nHbeEanate ssraii Inn Gsanbs Fiss.
sirlfs sa fbha nuo sctaassufaaen. mas far
uhoere erfianHIl6 IN mns bifltt. gHr eel6es
bcf be aatnr eisfs Tame bsFenbers bsrdHffiai.
esnn he bat ihr bic isiisHe gnbe bssiIrteu. sas
esbeH itrsr aeiiraenfdsH ipis eiH aufad6iaae.
nfs Sna aeHaa sa IsfsH. Eerasbt Hidi. nob
ne IN ihssr stofneH glffsbens an 6seftH aBeunc
tpctnt sebmi bic Cat Gns gar Bffri6 bis
ssstin absHne. haHH acti bisfeIbe tsnna bts
Str hIe ft5ne mefibenB bcu srau a. Dneoer
errsi6t Tds eaus m sar IlHfsE Snno uns
am 3anHe III htr Gamf:
Mrs. Ii. Yaeger, iriibr Gran He6tsIb
tsriiH ssseHas. einsssss. 6snfiHHssi, rsis.
Erlegiite auiporien 81 90 nnb basaber
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probirt IL. 9. Retal poliIl"
Lno sgarteepsrs 5risnb". ba
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Mrs. Ii. Yaeger, iriiber Erau g.d,tsI

fsefin nsenas. eiHiBsss. 6snsiHHsfL rsis.
EEIfiIi1e auiiuoritn sI.00 ans baraber.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1910-03-17

An assault case involving two Chi
nese merchants was being heard in
a local court several days ago.
Ii Ho acted as interpreter.
During the course OF the trial the
district attorney told Ii to ask one
of the merchants whether he was
present at the time the alleged as
suit took place.
The interpreter asked the ques-
tion.
The Chinese merchant who Vas
questioned in answer spoke for a
period of about ten minutes.
He then stopped. The interpre-
ter turned to the judge and said,
Him say no. o.''-Philadelphia Times.
Colder Even Than Curzon.
Lord Curzon, during the visit that
ended in his marriage to Miss Letter,
proved very interesting in his cold
proud way"
The speaker, a Chicagoan, smiled
and resumed:
Cold and proud as young George
Curzon was, he regarded the House
of Lords as colder and prouder. He
told me once that when he asked his
father If his first speech in the
House of Lords had been difficult,
the old gentleman replied:
Difficult. 1t was like addressing
sheeted tombstones by torch light. -
Washington Star.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1910-03-17
The Philosophy OF HustIing.

The American moves rapidly, but
II you should infer from this that
he is always in a hurry, you would
make a mistake. His fundamental
philosophy is that you must be quick
sdpetimes If you do not wish to be
hurried always. You must eondense,
you must eliminate, you must save
time on the little things in. order
that you may have more time for
the larger things. He systematizes
his correspondence, his office-work.
all the details of his business, not
for the sake of system, but for the
sake OF getting through with his
work. In his Office hangs a printed
motto, This is my busy day" He
does not arrive at the railway station
Is minutes before the departure of
mis- train, because he has something
else that he would rather do with
those 15 minutes. He does not like
10 spend an hour in the barber shop.
because he wishes to get out to his
country club in good time for a game
OF golf and shower bath afterward.
He likes to have a full life, in which
one thing connects with another
promptly and neatly, without unnec-
essary intervals. His characteristic
attitude is not that of a man in a
hurry. but that OF man concentra-
TED on the thing In hand to save
me.--Henry Van Dyke. In Ameri-
can Magazine.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1910-03-17
DlSTEMPER
Conclusive Prnnf.

a certain captain in the army was
summoned by his colonel to answer
a charge of assault preferred against
him by a sentry, who had stated that
the officer had used him pretty
roughly one evening at the gate Of
the barracks.
n humorous phase of the affair
was that the officer apparently had
no recollection of the alleged assault.
The sentry had made so bold as to
declare that the officer was intoxi.
Gated.
Among those questioned was the
captains orderly, an Irishman, who
protested vigorously that the allega-
tion of the sentry was a SANDER
that he was sure the captain was
perfectly sober the evening of the
alleged assault.
Why are you so sure that Cap
tain Blank was sober that evening?"
he was asked. Did he speak to
you upon his return to his quarters?"
He did, sir"
What did he say?"
He told me to be sure an call
him early in the mornin' sir"
And did the captain say why he
wished to be called early?"
'Yis, sir, he did. sir. He said he
was goin' to be Queen o. the May,
sir responded the orderly with CON
yincing gravity.-Pittsbur Chroni-
cle-Telegraph.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1910-03-17
The Real Suuaw Man.

Though it is. happily, true that the
tie of civilized wedlock is generally
recognized by the white men who
have taken the hands of Indian maid
ems in marriage, there are sad eX-
ceptions. Some pioneers, govern
ment officials. and army officers of
high rank and low morals have never
acknowledged as their wives the
devoted Indian women united to
them by solemn tribal rites. And
here and there an Indian girl married
and then deserted, has had good
reason to sing with her far Eastern
sister the song of the Shalimar.
That such instances are exceptions
among the Sioux is partly due to
strict paternal discipline. The girls
are wise in their generation: they
not only insist on civilized marriage,
but, as rule. they will not marry
a white man who drinks or CANDLES,
or Is not worth a thousand dollars.
-Everybody's Magazine.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1910-03-17
eEN~~~N~N~HN N~1~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
: NEWS0F PENNSYl lvANIA :
SAAAaA~AN@A AAA~AAAaAA AAsS
Neglect Costs Fortune,

Bath.--Complications have arisen
in the settlement of the estate of
Constantine Geisinger, hotel keep
er, who died at this place recently
leaving considerable property.
Many years ago Mr.. Geisinger
adopted boy, who took the name
Iof William Constantine Walter. The
adoption papers we're regularly made
out by Squire McIllhaney, who re-
members the incident we'll The pa
pers were given to Mr.. Geisinger to
be recorded and 1t was supposed this
was done both at Easton and Scran-
ton.
When the records we're searched
1t was found the adoption papers
were never filed. Consequently Mr.
Walter is not an heir, and, there
being no other children or widow,
and Mr.. Geisinger having made no
will, the estate goes to his brother,
William Geisinger. of Brooklyn, who
had not spoken to his brother for
twenty-three years.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1910-03-17
WHAT'S THE USE
Sticking to Habit When 1t Means
Discomfort?

Old King Coffee knocks subjects
out tolerably fiat at times, and there is
no possible doubt OF what did 1t. A
Mich. woman gives her experience:
II used to have liver trouble near
ly all OF the time and took medicine
which relieved me only for a little
while. Then every once in a while |
would be suddenly doubled up with
an awful agony in my stomach. It
seemed as though every time | took
breath ! would die. No one could
suffer any more and live.
Finally got down so siok with
catarrh OF the stomach that | could
not turn over in bed, and my stomach
did not digest even milk. The doctor
finally told me that II l did not give
up drinking coffee would surely die,
but felt could not give 1t up.
However. Husband brought home
package OF Postum and II was made
strictly according to directions. It
was the only thing that would stay on
my stomach, and soon got 80 liked
n very much.
Gradually began to get better,
and week by week gained In strength
and health. Now ! am In perfect con-
dition, and l am convinced that the
whole cause of my trouble was coffee
drinking, and my getting better was
due to leaving OF coffee and taking
Postum.
"A short time ago I tasted some
coffee and found, TO my astonishment,
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1910-03-17
COMMERCIAL
Weekly Review of Trade and
Market Reports.

r.. G. Dun & Co.'s Weekly Review
says:
with somewhat severe winter
drawing to a close and with the sub
sidence of excitement in the financial
markets. the Industrial and trade
situation shows improvement, and the
outlook for the spring season. is
promising. 1t is an easy matter,
of course, to pick flaws in the situa-
ton, certain aspects of which are
unfavorable. Among these may be
mentioned the decreasing excess of
exports over imports, the balance Of
trade in favor OF this country during
the current fiscal year being the
smallest since 1896, and but for the
purchases of the American securities
during the recent decline here would
probably be heavy exports of gold"
Bradstreet's says:
Trade is still irregular, and
spring trade is rather backward in
developing at many points Wheath-
er conditions, flooded streams AMI
bad country roads are variously as
signed as reasons for the hesitation
shown in various lines, but back of
all these there is an undeniable feel
ing of conservatism, bred of the un-
certainty regarding the reception to
be given higher priced products by
the ultimate consumer
Best advices as to trade come
from parts of the Northwest. the
Southwest and the South, where
spring-like weather has made for
better business.
Business failures in the United
States for the week ended with
March 3 We're 1874. against 254 last
week. 219 in the like week of 1909.
2S7 in 1908, 172 in 1907 and 177
In 1906"
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1910-03-17

kuuyon's Pow Paw Pills coax the liver
into activity by gentle methods. They do
not srour. gripe or weaken. They are
tonic TO the stomach, liver and nerves;
invigorate Instead of weaken. They en-
rich the blood and enable the stomach to
get ali the nourishment from food that is
nnt into it. These pills contain no Gallo
mel; they are soothing, healing and slim
Mating. For sale by all druggists In 1oc
and 25c sizes. II you need .medical ad;
Vie. write Munyon's Doctors. They will
Mvise to the best OF their ability abso,
and JefYers6n sts., Philadelphia, Pa.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1910-03-17
Hartie Gives Up Fight.

Pittsburg.-Mrs. Mary Scott Hart
je, according to her attorneys, will.
within the next three weeks, apply
for an absolute divorce from her
husband, Augustus Hartje, the mil
lionaire paper manufacturer, and it
is said the action will not be oppos-
ed.
1t is also reported Mrs. Hartje
will receive the income from a trust
fund of 100000 during her natural
life and will retain her daughter,
Marie Louise, until she is old enough
to choose with which parent she de-
sires to live.
"Scotty'' Hartie, the only son, will
live with his father.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1910-03-17
School Teacher Innocent.

Jersey Shore.-B. H. Houseworth,
principal of the Jersey Shore High
School, was found mot guilty of
the charge of carrying concealed
weapons in Williamsport. House
worth defended himself against
mob of pupils bent on putting out
the teachers of the High School a
week ago, and was arrested by one
OF the parents of boy who was eX-
PEELED for the assault on the teacher.
Judge Hart took the case from the
jury and eXonerated Houseworth.
He stated that a teacher has a right
to use weapon to defend himself
when such action IS justified by
threat to do him bodily harm.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1910-03-17
krce 10 Our Readers.

Baltimore's population in 1852 was
200.