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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1912-01-22
SHARPE, PA.

The revival services az Antioch
church have closed with a result
of thirty-nine conversions.
Rev. j. G. Garland, who has
been on the sick list tor several
days, is improving.
Ross Correll is getting lumber
sawed for the erection of a new
house during the coming summer
Mr.. Denton Peck Is on the sick
list.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1912-01-22

Midsummer weather during the
past ten days down in central
Texas has brought out such num-
bers of grasshoppers, that the
Department of Agriculture of
that State has beed appealed to,
to assist in preventing these in
sects from ravaging the crops.
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HAVE IT REPAIRED!

In every family are chairs, bureaus,
tables, stands, lounges and other
kinds of furniture that would be just
as good as new, if they were placed in
the hands of a practical mechanic; and
the cost would not be much when COM
pared with the value. Old furniture
can be made to look like new; in fact,
just now, old furniture polished and
fixed up is more valuable than when
first made. 1t may not be generally
known that
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1912-01-22

A Road Hog driving an auto
mobile near Leitersburg last Sun
day afternoon crowded another
machine going in the opposite d.
rection so close to the side of the
road as to cause a blowout which
resulted in the breaking of an
axle, and the injury of ladies rid
ing in the machine.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1912-01-22
Hawks Protected.

1t should be remembered that
there are more species of Hawks
in Pennsylvania that are protect
ed by law at some time of year
than there are not protected or
upon which a bounty is offered.
1t also is true that a bounty Of
fifty cents each is now offered, in
the different counties that have
provided for it according to law,
upon all hawks of the kind not
protected, and which are as fol-
lows; Duck Hawk, Goshawk,
Pigeon Hawk, Sharp-shinned
Hawk and Cooper's Hawk.
The two most m hawks
in this State are the Red-should-
cred and the Red-tailed Hawks,
and these are as fully protected
by law as are wrens, bluebirds
or robins, State zoologist H. A..
Surface and DR.. Joseph Kalbfus,
Secretary of the Game Commits
sion, whose offices are in Har-
risburg, are uniting their efforts
to bring the facts of the law be-
fore the public and teach gunners
that killing a Hawk of a protect
ed species must lay them liable
to prosecution, the same as for
killing other species of protected
birds or animals.
1t is not uncommon for persons
who have shot Hawks to stretch
them out to the gaze of the pub
lie, by mailing them on boards or
trees along the roadside near
their buildings. This is a display
of cruelty and ignorance. Aper-
son doing so at once shows how
little he knows of the habits and
value of some of Natures crop
preservers and mans best friends
These Hawks in most cases are
the Red-shogldered and Red
tailed species, commonly, but
wrongly, called Hen Hawks,
which are protected by law eX-
cepting when actually caught in
the act of attacking poultry. At
such time it is legal to kill them,
but they live most of the time on
insects and mice and rats. The
number Of grasshoppers and cat
erpillars that they eat in a season
is remarkable, while the damage
done by mice is so great as to be
appalling. Hawks and Owls are
the chief enemies of the mice in
fields, orchards and woods. They
should be preserved for the sake
of saving the crops on trees.
All Owls are protected in Penn
sylvania excepting the Great
horned Owl, and, consequently,
the smaller or more uncommon
species of Owls, such as the Red
or Barn Owl, also called the Mon
key-faced Owl, the Short-eared
Owl, the Long-eared Owl, the
Barred Owl, the Acadian Owl,
the Saw Whet and the Screech
all are protected by law at
all times.
The Game Commissioner is
obliged by law to perform his du-
ty and is determined to do so.
Persons who display dead Hawks
and Owls of varieties protected
by law must be prepared to take
the consequences of their ignor-
ance both of natural history and
If the Laws of the State. 1t is
better to let these birds stay
where they belong and do the
work for which God intended
them. A little practical study of
natural history in our schools,
farmers clubs, oranges and in
all of the press of the State would
10 much toward relieving the
difficulty now existing and pre-
venting embarrassments when
person makes the mistake
If displaying some Hawk or Owl
which he has shot illegally and
%gnorantly.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1912-01-22
Institute.

Valance School will hold their
institute Saturday, January, 24th
in the German Baptist church..
The following talent is expected:
Rev. j. l.. Yearick, Profs. H. P.
Barton, Emery Thomas, H. M.
Griffith and Supt. B. C. Lamber-
son.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1912-01-22

For SALE:-A fine lot of up to
date Portland Cutters, and a few
bob sleds. Call on, CT address
j. F. Snyder, Mercersburg, Pa.
l Is st.
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20 Ripping good Post Cards
10c. greetings, birthday, lovers,
etc. Brand new, all different.
No trash. Address The Penn
Specially Co., 2314 Boyer St,
Suit D. Johnstown. 1-22-1t.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1912-01-22

For SALE OR RENT. About
210 acres of good farm land, g.
room brick house, bank barn, or
chard, well watered. Located 7
miles from Everett. Inquire of O.
G. Akers, II W. Main St., Ever
EFT, Pa. st.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1912-01-22

For SALE-a few copies of
Prof. Alva Agee's book on Crops
and Methods for Soil Improve
ment." | will close out last ship
ment at S1.00 each, prepaid.
j. S. Brattan, News office.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1912-01-22

If you want to buy or sell any
Real Estate quickly, write Frank
Mason, McConnellsburg. 1929 If
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1912-01-22

WANTED:-an agent in Fulton
county for one of the best old
line Insurance Companies. J. G..
Roberts, Bedford, Pa. stiff.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1912-01-22

For SALE Remington repeat
ing Rife, 90 CALDER, uses all
length cartrldges-short, long or
long rifle. In good condition:
price right. Call at this office.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1912-01-22

For SALE -Two-story Five
room house, lot So by 900 feet
fronting in East Water Street
McConnellsburg-good stable
and other out buildings. Price
right and terms reasonab e.
Agnes Ray, McConnellsburg, Pa.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1912-01-22
Wanted, For Sale, For Rent,
Lost, Found, Etc.

RATES-One cent per word for each
insertion. No advertisement accepted
for less than Is cents. Cash must &C.
company order.
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PROVISIONS

49, hhO eSt@AAAR oSNh va
our streets is that of Ebert and
Gilbert Lake.
Trespass notices at the News
office, 8 cents each, or SIX for 25
cents. Sent by mail when cash
or stamps accompany order.
Rev. M. L. Canoe, in arguing
for the adjustment of a saloon
in Chambersburg, said ''The
American saloon, for pure inher-
ent wickedness, is not equaled by
slavery or war;"
Rev. Ahimaaz Garland is hold
ing a revival meeting at Antioch
church, which is proving very
successful. Miss Blanche Smith
a noted church worker is giving
her assistance.
HlDES.-Frank B. Sipes
pays the highest market price
for beef hides at their butcher
shop IN McConnellsburg, also
highest price paid for calf skins
sheepsklns and tallOW.
Advertisement.
Men, women, and children, all
turned out recently and built a
road in Michigan, over two hun
dred miles in length, in one day.
The ladies prepared the meals
while thousands of the male sex
built the road.
A horticulturist in Connecticut
is hunting for a foreman who
is crazy half the time" A lit
tie further on he explains his odd
request by adding crazy with en-
thusiasm for his particular work,
That employer is a student of
human nature.
j. H. Ledy, near Mont Alto,
has appealed to the State Game
Commission for relief from the
ravages of deer that come into
his young orchard in droves and
eat the buds and twigs from the
trees as high as they can reach
by standing on their hind legs.
At the receivers sale of the
property of the defunct Ship
pensburg-Newburg and Onto
McConnellsburg Trolly road, the
franchise was purchased by a
Philadelphia firm for $50. Mr..
B. F. Patterson, the absconding
promoter, was put up for sale,
but only brought 10 cents.
Last Thursday evening a sled
load of Knobsville people came
to town and attended the revival
in progress at the Methodist Epis
copal church. The party was
composed of Janet Goblin, Verda
Sharpe, Lola Wilson, Virgie Gress
Erma Gress, Maye Aller, Annie
Snyder, John Kelso, Ralph Kel-
so, Emory Glunt, Edgar Goblin,
Rush Wagner, Brenton Regi and
Grover Peck.
Some three weeks ago, Court
Carbaugh, who is working for
Walker Richards on the F. Men.
farm in lower Ayr town
ship, was taking the horses to
water, when one of them kicked
violently on the breast frac-
turing one rib, and bruising him
severely. About two weeks la
ter, another horse kicked him in
the face. Fortunately the horses
were not shod; for had the first
been sharp, Court would likely
missed the kick that came
the second.
Chambersburg had the great
est poultry show last week ever
held in that place. These shows
are not intended merely for the
entertainment of the public, but
for the poultrymen who desire to
place in contrast all breeds, as
developed by different fanciers.
strides have been made
the present generation in
he development Of the poultry
industry, until the value Of eggs
n the United States now almost
the total value of the
wheat crop. No matter how rap
dly the business grows, the de-
nand seems to keep pace with {
he supply, and eggs are steadi- {
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1912-01-22

WANTED-A young man about
twenty-one years of age with a
knowledge of bookkeeping to
work in a school supply store.
Must be of good habits and write
a neat hand. Address applica-
ton to M. A, care of this office.
1-22.2t.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1912-01-22

Wanted: Middle-aged woman
to take care of a dormitory. APP
ply at Wilson College, Chambers
burg. 1-15-2t
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1912-01-22

WANTED: Single mar to work
on farm by the month; also, girl
to do general housework. Must
have experience. Nice home.
Fifteen miles from Harrisburg.
Call on, or write to, B e Stevens,
Linglestown, Pa r r 1. 1852
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go febr uaisrsr 3eit Der Sinn fir
Oisfretion uno 3uriidbaltung abbans
ben setommen i'll, Der alIaemeine
Drans nuh GeffsntIiGfeit sntihleiert
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nib ubsninsen Idbi, 10 obnmGAtis iinb
bem Dollen Wienffenleben aeqeniiber
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fib INNER fuisber, oab asrabe Geui.,
beren Ramen fat tdqIib In ben 3eis
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10 unDurhoringlifer umbalIt p<rben.
llnbeftreitbar 1T IN Dem jiingit Dsrs
ftorbenen benrp gabpuhers pns itbse
Original beg mebr unb mebr per0btn-
ben enelif1en parlamentarismus boz
hingef1ieben. Das III aber uu1 70
3iemlin bag ein3ige, tpds an ben ihm
geDibmeten Nsirclosen ftimmt. Seine
Gbardtterifirung aIs fnaplsr Sourna.
lif, Der iid gum einflubreiGkn polis
tiier aufgefdapun9en babe, in
10 grotest ipie ieine trnlthofte Mus.
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runs ane SeIbit1nbisteit pcrloren bat
uno ii9 pon Mublanb ins @hlepptau
nebmen Idbt. Demna1 ift audi bic
BDlserung berehtist, baB England in
stne Ruififisiruns gbinos eberfo eins
fpilIisen tpiiros, fpie in bic @eraeipdls
tisuRe psrIiens. Der asrger riibrt
oapon Der, oaB man fih In 2onbon
slRaebilbet bat, bic 8unbesgenoHens
ihoft Der Der. Stuaten erlangen gu
tDnnsn. Die GnttGuihune 1T um 10
srDber, als iest eriihtIih ift, Dab
llmitGnbe eintreten tDnnen, ipe(d.
cine aIIians slpifhen ben Der. Staaz
ten unb Deutihlano berbeifiibren
piirben. Wir balten iie iogar fur
islbitperi itGnblid unb betrahtsn es nur
ols cine 1rass Der 3eit, baB iie iih
perpirtli6t, neil bic biersu nDthise
gprbsoinsuns, eine SntereiIenseneine
ibait, offsntunois 1T. Gbenio pis bic
Der. 5taaten, if Oeuti6lano ents
idloIIsn, oab China nidt bon Rubz
lamb unb Sapan pergepaltiet fperoen
barF. Spqte bas periuht peroen, 10
iit cine 2luians apiiden ben beioen
2Gnosrn, nm bas 81 perbuten, uns
ausbIsiblid. Wenn bic pau Moa
8a3stte bGmiih bemertt, b1b Sapan
iih porbereitet, Inn Der osutihsamertz
toniIhen 4lians sntseeen 5l tretsn. 10
ipiro bic Rotbtpsnoigtsit Der 4lians
oomit nm 10 itdrtsr bstpieieE uno bdB
fie ibren 9sgnern iith eelpa6isn seisen
ipirb, barber iino mir polItommcn
berubigt. Gnslaao oarf teinen Singer
riibren, oenu nit oem augenblid, oa
es cine fsinoli6s 8rpesuns ma4t, 9ebt
ibm Canada osrloren. Rubldno bat
teine Slotts unb Supan tpiro au6
bolo teine baben, ipenn es 10 tiihn iein
fouts, fit3 sesen Deuti6lano uno bic
Ser. Staaten 3u itelIen. unieres Grs
meiIens mare ss am Qt1se, rpenn lebt
! ibon cine Iolhs Iuinn3 gsf6ofFen
lpIros. sic pdrs ous pirtfdmite
| WlitteI, um allen 4bIidtsn auf CHINA
BON pornbereIn elm Guoe 3u MAIDEN.
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bintin5uIeuntsn, Disimebr bos Gffents
Iife, ,porin bic tnslifne llmfpeIt iih
tuiberfpkgelt, ins rehte aidt ~ riidtn.
Ssin< perf5nIinsn WerbdltniHe tnters
efiiren uHs uur. ioDeit lie nurh1 1bats
laden ein falftes Rtncmnee beridtis
gen unb eine politifhs pcfe bnrns
ftouen beIfsn. Dab er oIs geborensr
Wfi1iondr niht at ben Selfmabemtti
ou rshnen iif, fabtn mir. Sein polite
fher NobiiaIismus aber fanb ipobI
bic rabitolite Werleusnuns In Der
Mobl ieints hondbligen Gibams: itins
tin5igs 9odtsr iit bie Gemablin bts
Worheie bi Nubini.
Gonitantin BON ,3ebiik.
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Gin feltfamsrGau bon
Hignmis tam Dor einigen 1naen
Dor benz poliaeigerint BON Rortbumps
ton hi Gnglnnb 3ur Werhdn0luns. Der
breibigjdbrige MGurer Qecnorb Gecbs
min battle i'm Musuit pergnngsnfn Johs
res nit ieiner reftm6bigtn 1rnu
Derbp t<iuhi unb bort bic Nefann:s
f@oft einer Giifab<tb MdrtiH 9trnu6..
biz nit einem anberen Uaunne bnhins
gefommtn mar. Die beiben RdRn.r
freunbsten iih ON unb rreinbarten
imIiebliA einen .NuSsnuEd@ :. Der lie
besItittnbtu ipeibiin<n Wien. Oocbs
Din perfmpitg bnbti. bdB isins BE.
sleitsrins 5uelei9 iein Gbeasipcns
mar. Nn6btm man iin qemefnyam
nmiifirt battle, rtifit Drcn Ooobui8
mil benz 1rtmbsn uRb ibr Nnnn nit
BEN 6rdnkin Uiortin fort. 8mei HRos
nate fpdtsr lie6 ii9 Gcsbipin bnD
Mdb6en dntrousn. obn< i5r bor ieinsf
Uerheirotbune etlpos III }dben, Grl
bor anrjem ipurbe ber 0ieomtt duees
1stst nnb h 6dff eencmriss. Dor e.
fitbt b<baupiek III qeunu, ni6f a.
tpubt ~ bdben. hob e ii3 hur4 feint
1nblnne Afof60r me65tG Gr III nm
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Gs 1T unperfennba b r, oaB
8ouperneur 5urmpn nit fetner ers
tl1rung 9essn Snttiatioe uno Refersnz
bum ms 5ettndppten 9etreteu lit. Ius
Der aelommten Sbtoer Democratic err
itallt Elm grotsitruf, Der Die aonareBs
Reprdisntunten, pelts Surmons 8ans
bioatur untsrItiisten, peranldbt, Die
grtIdrung gu srIaFsn, oab iie bic
beibsn WaBreeeIn befiirpprtsn. als
fpsitsre SpIss idsint es uusgsidlpRen,
bnB bic Sbiosr 9smptratis 9ormons
aanbipatur fsrnerbin untsritussn
ipiro.
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Die englifhs prshe lit fet

Die snsIifds prsTe lit iehr
ungebolten iiber ni. 8eritGnbiaune, bic
5fDifteH uHferem Qanbe uno Der bsuts
ffsn Regierung betreffs gbinas ae-
trpffen Dorben lit unb oabin aeht,
oub oefen Bsiisituno seipabrt blsibtn
nub- Da man auf engiifher Seite
oaiielbs yrin5ip gu pertreten beboups
ttt 10 TT Der 4erger unpsrftdnblid,.
England geihiebt bod Elm gefalIen
Dnmit, nenn sipei fold srobe Mtdfte,
ipie bic Der. Staaten unb DeutfGlanb,
feline politit betreffs gbinos unters
ftiisen. Die aonboner prefTe peruu-
tbet, Dab WiBtrauen sesen gnslonb
bic Dertdnbisung berbeigefiibrt Bat.
Oumit trifft fe ben Nagel auf ben
Ropf. Die UorgGnse in perfien boa
ben beiuitIen, DOB bic snslifhe Regs.
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Drieffafen.

aeisr. Camp Mnfbinsfon. u tabe
nsnfluh. peridbrt Hht. ber 8ftrtftns
be lam bnbtr niHt 5urii6itbrsn,
felbit renn er omeriiaHifher @iireer
qefpcrben III. q Die erfeH fotpob!
fp< bic Speiten Hiiraerpopiers erbolten
Gie i'm Bunbesserift.
Utter QeIer. Die 4breifs lauist:
-an &c. Wajtitdt, ben bsusI6en Aais
Ter In Berlin.
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I'm S.treftpr oes Stabl.

Gin S-treftor oes StabI.
sruits bat Dor benz aongreb- -aDmmit.
tee, ods nit Ger unteriuhung oieies
5ruits beiddftist lit, bic 2lniiht bar.
seIest. bab Observation-Disclosures
ebenio asItattet Iein IoIltsn, ME tapt.
taliItiIhs Srguniationen, aber tpie Die
2ebteren ebenfalls bunoesbesDrolihsr
4ontrpls unterlieeen iollten, um Die
Gntpidlung gum Monopolismus, mel
che pas 3iel Der Qrbeiter.unionen II,
sa perbinoern. Der 9erglet4 5fpiihen
4rbsiter- unp SupitaIs@SrganiIatio-
nen bintt auf bsioen 5iiben. Irbeitsr
hdben nift bic Waht, Elm Wtonppol
her3uiteuen, neil ihnen Die tapitaliiti-
idhe StiiBe fehlt, lpel6e Die 9runob:'
bingune alIer Utonopple lit. aber
isIbit 3ueeitanoen, oab Elm FOLDER Wo,
nopolismus moglth pdre, 10 perbliebs
Die 5Frage nah Der Dirt Der bunbesbs=
b0rolihen Rpntrole. gDir tDnnen lie
uns nur in Der Weiie benten, bob Die
Rseisrung sinsn MinimaIlobn Dor.
ffreibt. Wenn Die Sruitmagnaten
bas piinihen, 70 tann ihnen gebolfsn
iperoen. gtur 3u germ tpiirben bic Or.
better auf ben 8Drftlaa eingefen. baB
6is Rsgierun9 linen sineu Wliuimai-
lobn 5uiihert uno ntrgenos mare sr
notbiqer als in DEN 9etrieben bss
Stabl.gru1ts, I'D Die Qlrbsiter bel iisz
bsnunoIieb5igitiinoiger Irbeits5eit biz
Bo6e taun genu9 peroiensn, I'm ibrsn
6unqer itiQen au tonnen.
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Snitiutioe uHb Rsferenbum
boben nur nod cine aIipps gu befir6z
ten, nahoem eriihtIid IIt, oaB Die
Vsrfai1unssz Gonpention Iicb fir einen
besfauftgen paragrapbeu entiheiben
Dlro. Die 9efabr Iiegt in einsm su
nieorigen pro3sntius, Der 9iiionGrea
uno Sapdrmsrn 9elegenbeit bieten
iuiiros, ale gase nit nsueu Qroietten
auf5utauden unb Die @ei6dftss Snterz
eiltn beItdnbig gu beunrubioen. Dix
@'runb Sbrt bon Snitiutfoe unb Res
ferenoum II Hi6t, Die Qegislatur aller
Gepaltsn gu enttleiben uno bic &C.
feBgebung pDqig in Die 5Gnbe oes
goltes 3u legen, Ionbern ernitlinen
W(dnseln in Der 9efeBgebuns absubels
fen. SnitiatiDe uno Rsferenbum fol-
len bios in auBsrorDentIi6sn 5GGea
CUR 4nlpenoung gelangen, bamit Iie
niht mtBbrauht nsrben. Wsnn 3ebn
pro3snt Der 8Irger i6on sSnitiatiO.
Gntrdge iteuen oirfsn, 70 perosn
ale Gage neus pldne auftuu6en. Gs
follten oaber niht psHiger ols 30
pro5ent Der Stimmgsber Der Iesten
DabI uptbpenbig isin, um einen Inz
trag auf Snitidtipe uno Referenbum
su iteleH. Damit mare bic 8eru6ie
9ung geseben, oab bic Qn.rGqe iib
nidlt 81 bdufig einiteuen. Wsnn elm
@o-T6las uiht bon 30 pro3ent Der
8iirser unteritiist tpirb, 70 1T er niat
febr brinoIih. 8ei einem niebria.n
pro5entios III 81 befiir6ten, bab Der
betrtffenoe 8srfuHunss paragrapb
nitt geHebmigt tpiro, neil bic Biirs
ger ni9t beftdnbiger 8eunrubsuna
ausgeiest iein noQsn. gDas osn 0orz
f6las betrifft, Snitiatip antrdse bon
Der 3uitimmung Der Gssisldtur dbz
bdnsig gu MAIDEN, 10 ift er piberiinz
mig. Seoer iol4er 4ntras 1T inoire.i
Elm Wibtrausns 9otum aeaen bi.
2egislatur. gs 1T baber ausaefhlof=
fen, bab iie tbm ihre 3uItimmuns er>
tbeilt. 4ns 4ntrdge muHen oirett bonn
Bolte aussehen, aber Fe miiHen aus
ben aneefibrten Griinben Don 30
grcasnt Der Stinmeeber unteritibt
rerben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-16

60 eefhmadlos bsibes lit. es brnudts
uiemano n<b su sbun unb mar gdn5s
lid iein. Gohe. syerner beibi es, sr
babe, obipobl er fhon ldHeit uur nod
ben ipa6isnben glrofit Der 1rutb
piinfilih sinbeimite, uno l1nait ieins
3eilt mebr bafiir fhrieb. obre WiDtrs
fpruh auh ben lisisrariiteu Rubm
senoHsn. ben gang anbere Gebern Der
Mohenfnrift ertparben. sb<nio unDers
bient bic Gorbseren seerntet, bic Due
tsnbs bon Wsrleumbungsproaebniebers
lassH fhonungslos blobgeittli!er
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m0ae rsbostipnsisr OeipiGtnhnftigteii
einbroMten. Wlir fheint, bies III BON
oliersber Der Weli luuf, niht erii felt
bic r6miff<n Rniier bic 1riumpbs
feitrten. bic ibre JsIbbkrren sritrittsn,
Cabins 4nil6ser fs iiben in btr
WfbotiIon Der 9rutb ipiirben es In
lmgeiebrtsr Qebenslcee permutblid
sbsnfo gemnht bnben. GnbliM erfnbs
rtn mir aus btrfsiben QueIIe bi5arrs
G<fhinteu iiber psrf0nlit,e GepfiO.
0enkiien bes 0eimeesangenen. Gr5en,
tri5itdten ipie bic. bnB q bel Der mo,
nutliHen 9iian5priifung fein falfhes
Csbib unbeiiimmtrt I'm bic Gmpfinbs
liHieit ber nhtDeitHbtn Hlltarbeiter.
auf ben alleemeintn Hebniiionstif& d 81
lssen pffteis. q ipoH gar, ipenn Il.
gsnb etr6s bafnn In unorbnnHg mar
NIT Der pdpisri3esre Dor nntr MngeH
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-05-12
|,nrressed the Sioux City Con
yertion With Their En-
thusiasm and Friendly
Spirit.
AnnRESs OF c. NJ. RICH
! was a Most Eloquent Plea
and Captured the Conven-
ton in a Very Short
Time.

!, vas an expectant, hopeful, en-
,as,ost,c and determined crowd OF
.as,ara who left Keokuk for Sioux
|c eyy tuesday evening last, and a salts
49, and iubilant aggregation that re-
4,r rg Yesterday morning. The trip,
Nth was made in two Pullman cars.
-. for the purpose OF securing next
cars - meeting Of the Iowa State Man
|atacturers Association for Keokuk.
A. already announced in The Gate
S;tv tbat purpose was accomplished,
M 90 we'll was the work Of the pre-
|l,minary campaign done that the as
sociation decided In favor of Keokuk
Nv unanimous vote. coincident with
h. choice Of, Keokuk as the place Of
The 1918 meeting Cephas Harrison OF
mis- CITY was elected vice president Of
the association.