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The Detroit times., 1912-03-18
CInLs mELp ~ DETENTION noME.

ltINTINr. NIch Mlrcn lN--IIlidu
Wc.die aged ~ and Athena Wynn.
urCi II. alc held I'm the detention home
here. while officers arc investigating
th,r connection with the stealing or
horse and cutter with which the girls
were founu tn Birmingham. The girls
told the officers that n man took them
fc- affidc Offering 20 take them TO thc
Noodle girls mother. who lives ln De-
troit When out Ia the country they
81, the man left tho cutter and. tried
To iuuuCr~rrTr NJ ttr girls ~ leave-~tth
him npN flrvy became frightened ana
-h owe 10 BlrmIngham
The Detroit times., 1912-03-18
NAMED ASSISTANT
BANK EXAMINER

y LANSING, 3ftct1.,- March is7-Max
Allen. ot Charlotte. has been appoint.
ed assistant bank examiner and
Charlie Wood. OF HIillsdale has been
appointed. bookkeeper I'm the state
treasrers office. TO succeed Allen
The Detroit times., 1912-03-18
WILL sIrT NAYS DEATH.

FLINT Mich. March 1s-The death
OF Trent Cummings, whose body was
found on the road about a mile south
OF Gooderich, will be Investigated by
a coroners' jury 10 put at rest the ruS>
mors In circulation OF foul play When
last seen Cummings left Gooderich
with a companion to walk to his faith
try. The officers believe he became
Exhausted In the deep snow and vns
frozen TO death.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-18
F,RE not r. HoTEI. GUESTS

HASTINGS. Mich. March lA.--ThC
Hayes Hotel was completely Quilted BY
IRE early sunday morning. and the
l~.rstS were driven iUto the streets
many OF them iu their night clothes
The Detroit times., 1912-03-18
Joke Lands jackson Man In
Jai/on Charge Of Wife DesertlOn

1S.-John Beebe who his wife
for burr is jail
of
him with abandonment When
of he
he examination for March 80
The Detroit times., 1912-03-18
HuRLs AXE At MAN.

ITHICA. Mich. March 1s.-obJsoting
Go the planting Of a telephone pole In
front OF his house. Charles Cook. aFsd
striking him in the head and causing
serious injuries. Cook wac arnesfed
and given his liberty on ball
The Detroit times., 1912-03-18
BARBER ENDS ms LIFE.

IECI MSEH, MIchu MARCH IN-Des-
pondeut because OF continued ill health.
cd hIs life Sunday by drinking poison
He leaves a widow and two children.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-18
cuaF a colptN ONE nav

Take LAXATIVE BROMo Quininc
Tablets Druggists refund my1sv IL
- fails 10 cure. r w GROVES sig
nature is on each box 25c.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-06

na6e Der 5batIteQe sntbsdt. golt3t't
Wo6lentamp patete in bas BaNer
unD bolte Die 8dffe. gs mar etu
neuer 4epolper, DelAer funf dbQe7
fhoiTene 9utrpnen entbielt
Die goli3et bdlt Die Nnuabme ntdlt
fir ausgei6loNen. bQB Die 5rau nad
benz Wtoroangriff in ben Bad a.
Tprungen iein uno Iih ertrGntt Rdben
mag. Der Bad in Der Rdbe Der Neit
Sort Bride purDe eingehen0, Ieoodl
erFolQlps our6iu6t. Spdter lief Die
Meloung ein, baB cine Grau, auf
rpsl4e Die 8eIdreibung Der @eIuhter
paBte, in @ngliib Boobs nabe GoIz
lins' unterabtbeilung geiehen porben
iet. 3as 8eh0l3 rpurOe umringt uro
ourhTu6t, jebo6 tonnte teine Spur
BON Jrau Ruoeloff gefunoen tperoeH.
2eBtsrs 1T crit q Sabre aft. Sbrc
| Qnge6Drigsn nareH Der 4niiht, bar
lie itt) in 8arn, Snp., uufhalte UNI
batten teine Qbuuns ouoon, oob ii
mad Cincinnati 3uriitgetommen ieir
Iollte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-06
Auf oem gSeae Der SeiiermRe.

Gas 9efinoen Oe5 50 Sabre alteIt
0oli3iiten Charles <ce, Don 9to.
5i09 Wflamt 4uenue, pelher, Die be-
reits berlhtet, am Gounerltag 4ben0
an 2incoIn Jtouo pIoblid) BON eInem
2lnfaa ron 5er5ltlag betroffen, be.
pubtIoS 3ulaHmengebroden mar,
bot iih iomeit qebeiiert, 0aB Der be-
hanoeInoe 9lr5t Or. Sale Die 8efahr
filr bcieitiqt erfldrte. 9Iicc, elnes Der
iIteiten MitqIieoer 0es EoIi3eioepart.
ments, ihelnt ieit LANCER 3eIt pont
Shifinl nerioIgt 81 neroen Gin
Sohn ertront por elnIger 3eIt int
tSluiie, uno bQlO Oorauf perlor er eiuc
Sohter ourh Oeu Dob. ailr3lId] fam
ieil1 8fer0 (gllCe mar bis Dor einiger
&oden beritteuer 4oIi3iit 3u 1Saa,
nobel er lid Tfhrere 9tIppenbriide
3u5og. galo oaruui mltroe er ponr
berittenen sum Aepier0irnit 5uriid-
nerieBt UeIdes ihm icbr nabe su &C.
! ben ihlen. Inter bieien Sd)iflals-
! ihlagen iteint ieiu 9terpenipItenr
tenpordr 3ulamnenqebrodlen 5u ieiIt
lmo Ser SflaqaufaQ mar ieoenfals
cine Solqe Der fortgeiebteu Auf-
| requug.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-06
Writ Npnbam,pf
gSiro jett Die gerbeHeruns Der stra.
gen in ansrifi senommen iperben.

Ha6bem nunmebr bic Bonofrage be-
saqlih Der StraBenDerbeherungsn be-
finitip erlebigt lit, fperDen Die arbettsn
fir bic 8srbeHerungen Der StraBsn 10
Itnsa ais mogli6 in 4ngriff genous
men tperDen.
I'm bieIes gu ermDglihen, ninsn
Ielbitrebeno pom Staotratb Die nothl@
gen leoulen S9ritte gstban rperoen
uno hierTiir traf eeftern Rahmitta9
oas StoDtratbstommittee fur Straben
Die porbereitsnpen Shritte. unrsr
osm 9oriiB BON 5errn 5oiepb gsrntng
fpurps aeitsrn Rabmittag Die elite
Der IGmmtIihen, ieit bem eriten Sd
nuar einaebrahten 2lntrdse fir Strdz
| bsnoerbelierungen pnrAge9an9en uno
Der Stdotingenieur uno Der Gbief yeoz
| tice Glert perben bic notbt9en Dotr.
mente fir bic gutgebeibenen 8erbshes
rungen porbereiten, iooaB lie Dem
| Staotrat1 aur 4nnabme porgeleJt
nerDen tonnen.
Die elite Der Stroben, oeren Der
beFerung in slngriff genommen per'
ben ioll, bedt iih nit Der Cite, Die in
Der aeitrigen 2lusgdbe 0ieies BlatteE
peroffentli6t purbe. als 5err 8ernIna
Iie in Der gemsinihaftlihen StBunl
Der Staotratbstommitteen CUR JtIt'
ItBung Der gpuoausgabsn unterbrsltst
bate.
QuBerbsm srfhiensn in Der geitrtgeI
! Sigunq bes aommittees audi 5Ds
guroerpeleadtionen. Cine Delegation
piinihte cine gfIoIterung Der greiuI
StraBe unp ben 5erren tpuroe beoer
tct, oaB nns aommittee in olsiem 5aIl
bereits feline Gntiheioung getrot'e'
uno cine 4}flniteruns Der StrdBe MI
7 Wlncdoam hsi6loHen babe, etne Ani
D mort, bic BON ben qstsnten augsn
y Itjeinlih nit GROCER gsfrisoigung auI
4 gsnommen ipuroe.
Die annette Delegation iegte ilh Gil
8ertretern Der Jairmount Smproo
Z ment QFpciation nit 6errn gbtpt
Il S2nnaForb an Der SpiBe 5uIdmmsE
Die 5srren mO6teu gsrus cine aor
p trettreppe an Der Segar Gpenue 8p
r Iten Der Garu unb Der guIts Straf
u babeH. Gbe in 0isfsr Jra9s cine enl
= giittige Gntf6siourg getroffen mir!
D fpiro cas Gommittee eine StuIarir
= ipettion pornehmen.
= Die pom Steuer3ahlerDerein berruI
D rsroe 3uitrtft, in 1psl6er Der 4bbru
n pes ulten Warttbduies an Der gou
{, Strdbe iopis Der 4ntauf beg 8run
Il sigentbumstomplsres 3priben 3
Dainut uro 9ins unb Court uuo 6
\, nal Strabe fir cine aonpenttonsba
n befiirlpprtet niro, rpur6e an Die aor
n miIiion osrtpisisn, pelhe Die Dur
IN fGbrbortsit bss aoHpsRtipnsb baQsspy
4, ie;ts unterfutt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-06

Qui bic Ruhritt aus Columbus,
g., bab Dor, 8aieballp.ttsr ein9etreter
uno Elm SpisI unter aiiHitisen umitGns
ben gum austras ssbrott psrosn
Tonne, rsifts 5duptling S'Ddp geitsrn
Roreen nit 13 Gpielsrn uno 9 ia :
ner 6ostins mad Der Staaishoupts
ftabt ab, no am Rahmittag Elm tns
t.rsffqntsr Eampf 5piiheH .R.os" nno
uSenatpreu" itattfane. Dem Sptel
nobnkn iiber 2000 3ufhauer bel. mel
de Die .Rsps" unb befonosrs Soupts
ltna S'San, nit grobsm Beifaa be-
ariibtsn. 5umpbries unb WttGean fun
girtsn aIs unisre gatterie seeen nc
Quillan uno Smith fir bic rSenas
toren". 8lsit1 i'm /. @anes ma6ter
bic .ReDs@ 3 2dufe. nobel Tiittslls
brxibafioer Stlag bic Sauptroas
ipielte. Qeibsr purne Wtitfeu I'M 6,
ganss bon einem seihlsuoertsu Ball
am Sintertopfs sstroffen. porauf er
belpuBtlps nisoeritirste unb ourhWliI'
ler srieBt tpurbs Wtithels 8erlesunc
Iheint mad lssten 8sridten niht &C.
fdhrlih su fsiu.
Gineinnoti -. 300000110-5
! Columbus 00ol0 0 o.
66upilina S'DaD unb feline Geiell
fhoft .ebrten um 9 llhr seiteru aben;
mad Cincinnati suriid.
0eute Na6mittas finoet I'M bteii
aen 4olIparte oos erite Spiel cine,
speitdsisen Ssris stpiiden .Reos" UNI
golspner .aotbioden" (am. atgo
ftatt, su bem Elm estpaltiser 3uoranl
| in Musiiht ftsbi, oenu Die bisiIgel
iJans iiub baiebanhunsris uno min
Iten bic .Msos Su besriib.H uno Den
parf in isiner neuen 9eDanoun9 8
befiG)tigen.
| Die Hnitee Siaies aiga rpiro ihr
Sniion in Cincinnati am /. Wiat mi
einem Gpiele Stpilfeu oeH neuen Gin
cinnotier alub unb eiuem ebiedgos
alub I'm nipposroms BART an Sprln
Grope Apenus. sroffHen 9as Sahres
proaramm bieier neueH Siga 1T not
mid! peroffeutliht norben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-06
1rasiiber zclbitmoro.
RerifaHiif)sr ariessueteran madDt
ieiuem 9ebeu eiH Gnoe.
altcrssrbrehru trieben ben 50 Sabre
alteu 8m. appiarias in Den Sse.

ginsr Der anseiehenften uno dlteIten
giraer 6arriIpns, Der 50 Sabre alte
Serr Wm. Qppiarius. Sr.. issts ses
tern Wprgen ieinsm 2ebsn elm frel@
piQiaes Gnbs, iuoem sr iih nit elnsm
RaIirmeTer bic pulsaoern ourhs
ihnitt une perbIutste. bepor bic Bers
srpeiFIungstbot sntoett tpuroe. Der
9reis bate ii6 frog isines hphen als
ters iiets elmer ausgsseibnetsn 0es
funo6eit erfrsut ano pfIegte nit be-
rehtiutem Gtols parauf bin3ufpeiieu.
oab .r nod ssraoe 70 friih uno ruitts
lei, ols bic msiftsn WdHner i'm alter
pom 40 Sabren. Crit nor euigen Wloz
naten ftelIten iih bic 4ltsrsbeIhpsroen
pIoBIit bel ihm Elm uno er Ihlen bon
sug All 5as ihpd6er 81 Deroen.
Qm Tpnnerftag sIitt sr aus uHo 5oq
| fih beim 5dasn ihlimme gerisguns
oen an ben 6dnDgelsuten 3u. 4ppia'
RUS pobnte BEL i,inem Sobue Wm
/ aegiarius, ir., einem angelebenel
9rocer BON 5urriion. 4ls oieisr set
| tern Dlprgen oas 3lmmsr le1nsi
@aters betrat, fdno er benielben blut
iiberitrDmt unp toot in isinsm Sehn
/ itubl itbtnn Dor. Reben oem 9reri
/ laa Elm Rafirmeifer nuf Dem JuBbo
ben. Or. q. o. Scott, fpelter fofor
asrufen ipurbe, tourte nurmebr oer
! Son h.s aItsr aRnrnes TeftffelIeu uui
bsnatrittigts Coroner Or. eoe, mel
der iich mad 6arriion besab uno Del
pbiaen 9batbeitdnp srmtttelte. 4ppta
Lrius mar elmer Der lssten 8eteransi
bes meritoniiasn arieges IN Shlo
gr hattie unter oen generGien Sara
rias Ianloe uub Winfielo Scott ss
/ oient uno on benz iiegreiten gln5u
Der umeritoaiiden Truppen in Wtsrtt
tbsilaenommen. Gr srinuerts 'lc
!, Grants npf ais juuger 2eutnant.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-06

geitebt ani elmer gOnoaussabe fir
oos Auitreifen BON 9iabuften.

arbeitsbirstor Price ldbt nit ieinsr
5orberuna um eins 8onbausgabe fir
Die 8eftreitung Der unoiten oes Nm
ftrsitens psri4iebensr 8iaDutts niht
ned.
Bonn Stabtrutbstommittse fir Mits
tel unb Wegs mar bisies 9eiua bersits
Dor einieen Wofen dbidld9ig bei6ie>
ben fporoen, neil bas aommittse i'm
prinsip Sogegen lit, aspuraturen uno
untsrboltungstoiten burd 8onoausga.
BEN su beden. GeItern ging oem aom@
miitee bon 6errn price fpieber Elm
grief in Der Suhe 3u, in pelfem er
barauf hintpsiit. bab Die bstreffenoen
giaoufte unb 8riitsn angeitrihen
iperben mIHsn. od lie burh langd9 f.
riae 8ernahldiiieung iih in ishr
| itlehtem 3uftunpe 6efinoen. 8a b1s
geIb fir pi.ien 3fped niht onoerpsitia
beThdfft fperpen fonne, miiie man 81
sirsr 8onoausgabt iein. 3uflutt neq
men.
3us 4nitrsihen beg adts Qpsnu
| Qiaoults tpiro mad ben Angdben be!
arb.itsbiretprs 1855 toitsn, fir beV
aenton 4penue 0iaoutt iino 1882
rnD fir ben Geito 4penue 9iaout
$5322 noibig
! grob bidss S6reibsns bes 2lrbeits
oirettors perborrts pds Gomu,ittes ui,
ieinem biskriqen Stdnopuntt I'M
berr 6otporb, Der an Stsae oes abtpt
feHbsn 5errn SObn Dslb pet be
0orfis fiihrte, bsmertte: Sold
9onbouseabe tommt mir gerdoe
Dor, als OBJ ih mir BEL sinem 8arbie
has 5aar fdneiben laHs uno ihm ban
.in.n Wshisl in 3nblung sebe."
5err Smbus nertplbrte ith aut
nod a.aen bic gsbauptung. DAB b;
| ghte apenus 9iaoutt isit Sahrsn mid
, niehr anseitrihen fporosn lei uno b
, nsrts. bab Der 9iatutt erit Dor So
resfriit g.itrihtn purbe. Dieie y
I hauptung puroe BON Dem Suf1lliee
reiie anfpeienben Stuetrotbsmttglit
e.u[ bsitGtist, Der iogar ben ytam'
pss betrefisnbsn aontrattors mann:
. Der camals bic arbeit ausgsfiih
s bate.
= Nan einigts ii6 fhlisblid bab:
oi. ausslss.nheii aIs Spe5iaIgs'to
J. fir bic aommittesiisuHg am tomme
u ben syrsitas unsuissen uno Ser
!: qrics gu bisier Sisuue sin5ulab:
y banit er ettpaise peit.rs argumsr
munblih porbrinaen tann.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-06
E5Isai'1''t'' t',1,i,i.' Sc 0. slid
be6er ols ulle oubcreu.

beier aIs alt anceren.
MeHostmiId, superisiHe Sraalt, Dtdb.
Grlaugcn Gic 20 fur ieDsu umid)lae bsE
allen 6duolern ooer in Der Gineinnatser 8t-
hQlc, 1917 Giue Ctr. guRal 465.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-06
Sail mill belieH.

Siherheitspirettor GaIb mill ben
golisiften unb Geileripehrlsuten. Die
Wuherern in bic alauen gsrathen Iino
aus Der alemms belfea. Gr bat geiterr
on poliseihef gDpelan unb on 5ener:
ipebrheF Giinfer seihrisben unb Tie an
ospieien, ibrsn untereebensn betannt
gu asbsn, bab polisiiten uno 5euer'
lpebrleute. bic Duherern 9elo ichul
ben unp srorbitante 3inien be3abler
miFen. iih pertrauenspon an ibn ipen
ben Iolen, ba er linen bebilflih feii
niirbe, bieie 5orberungen Su nem &c
lisslia suldHisen 3insfub su rsssIn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-06
Che .GrlaubnIeineiu..

)2llfreO Ro6ert SpIBtsmeper, %,
/ Delhi, Sbio.
lMargaret Map Gspien. "a, SeFferIon
6otel.
iDm. j. granbborft, %, gH. Seal.
! TIN, SbiO.
t2llma Suber. 20. 2 Hsoaba Ctr.
}MiliiaO Matiimopit, 27. 1543 aacs
! StraBe.
l9bersfu gottpan. 26, oesgI.
(Rop Sloug6er, 25, 3251 @oobburu
I 4penue.
iGpno Seifer, 10, 1882 Rutb 2lpe.
(gleaIant %. goiTon, Al, 947 Debra
! man 4penue.
(mortba goIoen, SO. 1892 g(uburu
Qoenue
j2lIbsrt Bm, 8eeih, %, ct. 2puis.
/ lfo.
iMabeI 4nua Greene, %. Gmerp
S0ptel.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-06

Gbpnrb gruenins.r 1T Rnhlobper'
tpolter BON George Grueninser; perfo,
nnlien $40.
Warearet 8. 5arris 1T NahloBDer.
tpolterin BON emma g. 5enrn; perio.
nolien $3.50.
Mamie 5ammelmunn tit 5eita'
mentspolIitr.d.rin BON ausufte 5dm'
melmann; periondlien $7O0.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-06

Gin uRbetuuuter Ulann itslte
Iid Qeitsrn in bem aoitbauie Der aate
glifforp, QD. 2153 Sutton 2lDenue,.
Elm UNI mietbete Elm ,3immer. 4ts
5rau Gitffprb ihn auf peniae WiHus
ten aQsin IieB, etgnete er Iih cine sas
fdenubr i'm 8erths Dpu S25 OH une
perfanano.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-06

9tne nienaLS ibrie gebdelfid Gpeiie. gdS
Deffert. IRfdtt uno pllfiq snberrtiei nIlt elnsRt
5sgeut &afet peH 4fipnfhs @elce SnGef iFts
elmer Lnf'e beseu gSaffers Erei Ehifs1rnnaS
Crurae Erfbeercn 3lirpneH ARD bts aEpet'atss
Qtgeplne. 9lue 9rpeers.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1912-07-30
Lost Jewels.

Mr.. and Mrs. f. L. Andrews
and daughter Miss Elizabeth, of
New Bethlehem, Pa, were men,
bers Of an automobile party that
swung up before The Fulton
House about five O'Clock last Sun
day evening and alighted for din
ner. Upon leaving their car Mrs
Andrews discovered that she was
IS h y" a handbag containing
about three thousanddollars worth
of jewels. The daughter had
been the custodian, but the bag
was gone. Thinking that per-
haps they had left the bag lie at
Hotel Hamilton where they had
stopped for luncheon, they rang
violently on the telephone, but,
of course, the line was out of
commission. Then a messenger
was rushed to the telegraph of
flee. Hotel Hamilton had not
seen the bag. Just then it came
to the mind of the young lady
who did not seem to see why so
much fuss should be made about
a trifle- that she had the bag in
her hand while sitting on a lum-
ber pile near Foltz, waiting for
the chauffer to adjust some tire
trouble. Acting upon this clue,
the machine was at once rushed
to the board pile seven miles
away across a 1300-foot noun
tain, and when the spot was
reached, they were rewarded by
finding the bag there patiently
waiting to rejoin the party. 1t
was good luck, for scores of per-
sons had passed the spot without
having noticed the valuable bag.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1912-07-30
PROTECTING INFANTS FROM BLINDNESS
Hall the Blindness due 10 the milan.
NATION OF The Eyes Of Infants.

Harrisburg, Pa, July 2Sth.-
Mrs. B. F. Winfield, a midwife
OF this city, was sentenced to ff-
teen days in jail and to pay a fine
of fifty dollars by Magistrate
Charles f. Murray for failure to
observe the provisions of the Act
passed by the last General AS
sembly requiring that midwives
report all cases of ophthalmia
neonatorum in infants attended
by them. 1t is understood that
the Bureau Of Medical Education
and Licensure will take action
toward revoking of the License
of this midwife for failure to
protect the child under her care
as required.
1t has been estimated that half
of the blindness in the United
States is due to inflammation of
the eyes of infants following
birth. This condition is one
which can ordinarily beremedied
If promptly reported and the
case treated by a physician. The
failure to secure proper treat
ment is certain to result in blind
ness or serious defects of vision
in a large percentage of the ca
ses.
The State Departmental Health
has furnished every physician,
nurse, midwife and health officer
in the Commonwealth with copies
of this Act and a pamphlet set
ting forth its vital Importance.
Every effort will be made to fol-
low up failures to report cases
for every such failure is almost
certain to add to the army of TO-
600 blind in the United States,
half of whom owe their misfor-
tune to ignorance and careless
ness which this Act was designed
to correct.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1912-07-30
Orator of the Day.

Fulton County people will be
gratified to learn that Parker r.
Skinner, a former Fulton county
boy, son of the late Captain Geo.
w. Skinner, has been invited,
and has accepted the invitation,
to be the orator Of the day at the
Annual Reunion of the Veterans
Association of Fulton County, to
be held at Hoo rs Grove, near
Harrisonville, on Friday, the
fourteenth of August. No man
was more popular with the mas
ses of the people of this county
than the late Captain Skinner,
and his voice was heard many
times from the platform at the
Reunion grounds; hence. to have
his son, who is one of the most
gifted young orators of Franklin
county take his place, regarded
as very fortunate by the mana
gers of the Association.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1912-07-30
Want Forbes Route.

A prominent member of the
aristocratic Auto Club of Pitts
burgh, told a News reporter Mon
day that his club had used its in
fuence to persuade the Lincoln
Highway Commission to route
that road through McConnells-
burg. He said that Pittsburgers
consider the scenery through
here the best to be found in the
State, and that a majority of
them preferred, to stop here, be-
cause of the good hotel accommo-
dations. Tourists from the cities
delight in climbing the many
mountains and high hills along
the Forbes route, each summit
affording a new view. Th ey
want the Highway kept as far
away from smoky towns and rail
roads as possible,
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Charles KrepS Suicides.

Charles Kreps, who was en-
ployed by the Singer Sewing Ma
chine Company in Philadelphia,
was found dead in the office of
that company last Thursday aft
ernoon. A revolver in his hand
and a wound in his head told the
story suicide.
Kreps was a son of Jacob
Kreps, the well known undertake
er Of Mercersburg. He was 2S
years old. After being employ
ed in Mercersburg as a sanitary
inspector, some years ago he
went to Philadelphia and was en-
ployed on the trolley road there.
He lost a leg in that service and
later went on the vaudeville stage,
doing a comedy sketch with his
wife.
His father went to Philadelphia
and brought the remains of his
son to Mercersburg, where the
funeral was held last Saturday.
1t is said that Charlie was led to
commit the rash act because his
wife had left him a few days be-
fore.
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Ritchey---FOOr.

At the home of the brides pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Foor
in Rays Cove, at 6 o'clock last
Sunday evening, Miss Edith Foor,
for three years chief operator of
the Bell Telephone Company, at
Breezewood, and Ross Ritchey,
an employe in the Ashcom store
in Everett, were married by Rev.
7. P. Garland, of Needmore.
The attendants were Miss Maize
Foor and Mr.. Warren Snyder.
After the ceremony sumptuous
wedding dinner was served after
which the happy couple left for
an extended honeymoon trip.
After their return they will be at
home to their friends in Everett.
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SipeS---DeSllOug.

A pretty wedding was solem-
nlzed last Saturday at the home of
Rev. W. r. Truax, when Miss
Georgia Deshong became the
bride of Mr.. Wilbur Sipes. The
ceremony was performed by Rev.
W. Il. Truax in the presence of a
few invited friends. Saturday
evening the bride and groom at
the home Of the brides father,
Mr.. B. F. Deshong, were given
an old-fashioned serenade, which
was much appreciated, especially
the gentlemanly conduct of the
participants.
A reception was given at the
home of the groom's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Mack Sipes on Sunday,
when about thirty invited guests
assembled to wish the bride and
groom a long, happy, and pros
porous life. The dinner consist
ed of turkey and chicken, with
all the 'trimmins, together with
a generous supply of ice cream,
lemonade, cakes, pies, etc.
Among the guests present were
Mr.. and Mrs. V. r. Sipes, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Sipes-all
of Foltz, Franklin county.
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Ladies' Buggy UpSetS.

Last Sunday evening, while
Mrs. S. Kesselring and daughter
Jeanette, of Taylor township,
were going to the Hustontown
Bush Meeting, the horse which
they were driving SHE'D at a
string of automobiles, and in
turning the horse back into the
road, a wheel locked under the
buggy and overturned it. The
ladies were covered up by the
top Of the buggy, but were not
injured, because the horse was
thrown and could not rise, and,
therefore, could not drag the
or they might have
Jared badly. The screams of the
ladies attracted the attention of
the drivers of the autos who came
at once to the rescue. The bug
gy was demolished.