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LOTS.

Miss Daisy T Gruber. OF Rocky
hidge, spent Monday With Mrs. Will
lam II, Martin and family.
Mr.. John 4. Long and bride were
serenaded by crowd of young peo-
pie from Logs and ereagerstown, on
Monday evening. February 18th. There
we're about t15 IN the number. and
they made Rome Howl"
Messrs Jesse Fox and Clarence c
Ptttinger were visitors 10 Thurmont
on Tuesday last.
Mr.. Charles L. Poole. Of Frederick
city, Is spending some time with Mr..
and Mrs, George y. PIttinger and fam
lily, OF Logs Station.
Messrs Clarence and Harvey Pit
finger, William Martin. Charles Hoff-
man and Misses Cora PIttlnger. of
Dennings; and Ethel Hankey OF Get
tysburg, Pa, also Visited Mr.. and Mrs
George W. PlttInger On Sunday. Mr.
Elmer Hoffman was present and fur
nished music with his graphophone.
which was highly appreciated by all
present
Mr.. Charles L. pIttInger, OF Den
nings, Md, is spending some time with
his uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs.
washington PttIInger, and family.
Miss Fern E. the youngest daugh.
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Eyler, of
near Logs Station. died on Tuesday
afternoon, February 18th. after a
short illness of pneumonia. The flu
neral took place on Thursday from the
house, the Rev. Huebner, pastor of
the Morayian Church of Graceham.
officiating InIermenI was made in
the cemetery at Rocky Ridge
Messrs. Clarence rIIIinger, of this
place, and Mr. Charles Pittinger, of
Dennings, spent Saturday evening
with Mr.. G. NJ. Robinson and family.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Crawford and
children spent several days with her
brother in Union Bridge
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pittinger have
returned home after spending a week
in Philadelphia.
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GAMER

Mr.. James A. Phillips will build q
new barn this coming spring 60x4O
feet; Mr.. Eenj. F. Poole, contractor.
Mr.. Charles ". Arnold, has built
new barn and an addition to his
house on the Gorsuch farm.
Miss Amanda Wilson will build an
addition to her residence: Mr. VIM. ID.
Bush and Mr.. Horace L. Shipley will
build an addition to their new can
ming plant on the ". L. Bush farm.
one half mile East Of here; Mr.. II. w.
Barnes a new barrick on his farm;
Mr.. Delbert Green, a new wagon shed;
Mr. Aaron Green, of Fairmont, a new
house and barn.
Some push will be made on the can
ming of tomatoes this coming season.
Mr.. Jacob A Edmondson and the Klee
Milling Company have formed part
nership and will use Mr.. Edmondson's
plant on his farm one half mile south
of here
Mr.. VIM. L. Bush and Horace L.
Shipley, will also pack tomatoes;
their plant will be on the Bush farm.
one half mile east of here.
Much to the disappointment Of the
rural mail patrons. last Saturday we
had no mail. Cannot We have mail
six days in a week7 Your CORES
pondent can voice % per cent. or the
rural mail patrons Of this section and
they are all much in favor of re-es-
tablishment of the daily, except Sun
day mail service.
Mr. Jarrett shauck and sister, Mrs.
Alvin Bosom, Of Baltimore, visited
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
N Shauck.
Snyder Arnold. Oscar Monroe and
Frank Pool were IN Baltimore last
wee
Mr.. Lewis shipIey. Jr.. visited his
parents Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. John Spencer. Of Fairmont, and
Mr. Ray Brown, Of Glst, attended the
auto show in Baltimore.
Miss Clara Smith was a guest of
her parents In Mt. Airy, from Friday
afternoon until Sunday evening.
Miss Ethel shipley was the guest OF
her mother. sisters and brothers from
Saturday evening until Monday after
noon.
Judge shipley spent Monday with
his wife and parents.
Master Jarrett shanck Is visiting
relatives and friends IN Caledonia.
Mr.. Arthur II. Grlffee Is suffering
with tonsllitis.
Miss Alice Arnold IL spending
some time In Baltimore.
MIR. and Mrs. Albert Davis, OF Bird
Hill, visited relatives in Baltimore
the past week.
The property On the Deer Park
Road, known a. Knight Corner, was
sold at public auction Saturday Feb
rnary q, to +. Thomas Barnes, for
sf155.
Mr.. Albert CrIaHell spent Sunday
with his family here.
Mr.. John 7. Parrish IL on the sick
list
Mr, and Mrs. Aaron Green. OF Fair
mont, spent Sunday With Mr. and Mra.
Carroll Zepp. McGomaa Mills
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FRIDAY AFTERNOON, FEB. %, 1918
THE KILLING OF MADERO AND
SUAREZ.

"Francis |. Madero, ex-President
and Jose Pine Suarez, x-Vice-Presi-
dent, we're shot dead while being re-
moved under military escort from the
national palace to the penltentiary.
Since the killing of these men there
has been a wide discussion as to
whether 1t was done at the instance
of the present provisional govern
ment, and to be covered up under the
statement that these men were at
tempting to escape and were shot by
the guards, or whether they we're
shot IN melee that occurred by
the citizens who we're attempting TO
rescue them from the guards The
truth may never be fully known. but
the snpposition that the killing vas
done by the ruling powers. or at their
instance. Is SO much like the Mexican
fashion of doing things. that many
persons are disposed to adopt that
view. Mr.. Wilson, the American
Minister to Mexico. is disposed to ac-
cept the statement made by the gov
eminent. in which 1t diselaims any
knowledge OF the killing. until after
the act occurred. II iB very natural
that Mr.. Wilson should accept this
view as he is diplomat and wishes
to keep on good terms With the gov
eminent.
It Is impossible for Americans to
understand the bloodthirsty nature
of the Mexicans. their reckless dis
regard Of human life, their dIspoaI-
ton to Kill off those that they do not
want. making murder a trade and A
pastime.
1t looks like hopeless task 10 try
to eIYilize such people and make
them fit for self government.
When Diaz entered upon his Office
as President. 1t was confidently aa-
serted that a stable Republic would
be the result, and that the revolution
airy outbreaks were at an end. And
so for thirty years there was com
paratiYe tranquility In Mexico. But
1t seems that this era OF peace had
taught the people nothing that The
lurking beast within them had not
been wholly tanned. for at the end Of
that period a revolution broke out
afresh and has continued until this
day, and Is one of the fiercest Mexico
has ever known.
The United States Is greatly en-
bafassed with such neighbor. and
what the ultimate outcome may be.
no one can now foresee: whether II
will be subjugation or annexation or
what.
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sHAI.I.IflllIID.

Mrs Alice Spencer has returned
home after a three weeks visit TO rel
atiyes In Baltimore aud Ellicott City.
The silver set that vas given by the
Gibson Vaudeville Company at Small.
wood in the ladies. contest was given
TO Miss Julia GIaI. Of Fenby. a silver
set was also given IN the last night
To the best amateur performer. Any
one could enter the contest who wiah-
ed. II WAS Won b little Lille Lam
den; she sang when / get you alone
tonight" The audience was the
judge.
Mrs. Richard Baker left on last
Monday for a trip To Baltimore, An
naDolis, and several other points. and
VIII take In The Inauguration while
In Washington.
The cold weather haa dried up the
mud on the dir roads for a while.
When you have been driving on the
state road and leave Il 10 go on one
of the dirt roads sou certainly can
tell the difference. aa we'll aR the
horse can. although the state road
has felt the strain Of the wet open
winter too
Mr.. Edward Miner and wife were
guests OF Mr.. Frank Snyder on Sunday
last
Quite a number Of persons from this
vicinity met and HanI In body 10 the
party at MrH. kate WaRner's. They
all had very pleasant time
Mr., Thomas Cannon returned to his
nome In Easton Inst Tuesday
MISS Nettie Minor was week end
guest OF bifgie Davis. Of Eastyiew.
Miss Virginia Armaeost was the
guest OF Miss Minnie sayers on Tues
day last
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LET THE HIKERs HIkEl

In yesterday mornings sunpaper
we read the headlines. Maryland Is
Invaded. General Resale Jones
And Her Army Crosses State Line. !"
And further on we read thai the
mixers would reach Towson tomorrow
Sunday
We hear expressions on all hands
among our male associates such as
fool women" ''crusty old maids. !"
nature freaks" and the like. but We
do not share these views BY any
means.
Whatever may be said deroeatory
of General" Resale Jones ana her
army they have learned the fine
art Of advertising! Who In the
broad land has not by this time heard
the name of General Rosalie Jones
and her army of suffragettea?
II mere man were engaged IN a
battle Of this sort he would have To
spend thousands Of dollars TO get his
cause before the public. But not 50
with General Rosalie Jones. She
musters little army of thirteen and
goes On hike. War correspond
ents1 follow in her wake and every
move she makes is heralded In the
press, far and wide.
We do not feel 1t necessary 10 set
down here our views upon woman
suffrage. When a majority of the
women ask for 1t, they will get 1t,
and that will be the end of 1t.
Until then let the mixers hike!
The Jeffersonian.
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HAIGHT.

There are several ice houses unfill-
ed in this section, and doubtless will
remain 30 this season, but as the large
Ice house at Oakland Mills has been
filed persons in this vicinity can get
what they want at that place
We would like to known how the
Falls Hi is going to be improved on.
unless they tunnel through 1t. and in
that case the Oakland Road would be
left high and dry. We are informed
work will begin on the pike this sum
mer One thing sure, the contractor
will have plenty of stone handy.
Misses Florence and Ruth Kelly
spent Sunday with their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. d. r. Kelly.
We notice long list of sales IN the
upper part of the county, but do not
know Of one about here this season.
The Woman's Home Missionary So
ciety L the weather will permit will
meet At Mrs. Norman AnderBon's,
Oakland Mills, this Thursday after
noon.
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WANTED.

Canvassers Wanted for Baltimore
Lotos Lotion Company. Address q E.
Saratoga street, Baltimore or Westmin-
ster. Z. +. D. 5. c. g. P. phone, West
minister s05-2.
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The undersigned Intending II HInu
farming III sell AZ public sale N re ITa
nd midsay between FrllelbHfE nd
Pheasant Valley gu the Bew rad leading
10 Pleasant Valley, on
THURSDAY. MARCH 20 IeIz.
At II a=sIaek =. m head Of haHzsz nd
colts HaFFsl noTs# rising II YeHHH -.
god II z.de worker. has been worked
hen driven single, fcarlesa Of 81 I'd
ab4ssIz. dafE saddle horse ruling xaaTz
Old. vi Hufk anywhere hlIfhsH- PER
fesll1 zafe and gentle. not affald q M
thing. Ia horse, rising 10 yeaHz I'D.
good n EIde worker aud k0ad diver
haH hsan worked In the lead eaTI.zz 81
al rad objects, safe for an Id -
Dir. - mar. rising u yeafs I'D. II!
nares oil rising 3 years Old IN ben
handled. god stock, perfectly saKH aud
gentle. blaek colt, rising YeaT Old
good sIaek. 4 head Of dehorned attic,
consisting Of II mitch cows. some III BE-
fresh b day Of sale some In Ins Surfing
aud sumo IN the fall, there aHe come
pnrhamH aud some llsrfofdz aud aams
fTom IN ealf To seven. Anyhody amt
inE Euud eaHs should attend thIs ale aH
IN respmmsnd them all 10 be good
milksns. helfers, lIolstela apTlaearz
nsHfgTdz vii be fresh the middle Of
AnTIi: Hoistein bull. good size; = had q
hogs. consisting OF brood HoHz. NIL
P PIss H. IN Ia. a &P ~ f9' boar MI r Ian
ehina HIaaE. q sboats ranging n 80
from u 10 ID pounds; 7 head Of sheep.
eve. VII have lambs by day u ale
one buck Also the following farming IN
elements: broad tread lansing ton
thimhIs Hgeln wagon, good ~ nen, ! ton
Columbia wagon, iron aud good n new
beds. : Eoa1 as new, new 2shofze .s.en
beds pair hay carriages, good a. nv
+ - fest md 10 feet long: Mccormick
hinder. fool cut. n good running order
running order; Pennsylvania Low down
grain afllI. good aB new. EuIky corn
woTEsers kfans make, In good order
single Urn Znioas,..Ss furrow pI8sz IN.
euse wooden h<am, No N
Halan1 Chilled piows, ? wooden ffams
Isz1oo1n hsTToNs, good as new: lever har.
TOW. Il teeth self dump horse TaEe. i
feet. god n new, johnson make. .seief
In Eoo1 aTdefi 2 single row corn uIauIs
err one has been used only one SEASON
Z block land rollers, good n naH. Iae
sled eaTn shelter good as new. ehobpin1
NIL N Eood order; harpoon In fork
~ - Eel Of rope and pnllesz. ropes
1 niaui araN I'M, up nay carriages. !ot o.
sticks. z=horse tree, 3-horse sfretehaT. Io.
COW Hnd hEeast chains, stable hnoE. wheel
barrow rough lock lot of forks. harness
5fldlez. collars, fly nets 1zhoHae line
: naIr check lines, 4-horse line. nIos
lines. Tubular Cream Separator. No. 4
good Is new used nearly two yours. IarRe
tumble ehnfn. good ms new; butter work.
eT. dinner bell. cream cans and mnny
other articles too numerous to mention.
Terms Of snle;--All sums Of = and
under. CASH on all sums above 400 i
credit Of 10 months viii be given. On
notes Nth approved security, bearing n.
teTesI from date. No property 10 be re.
mnxed until settled for.
HARRY DELL.
J. !. .. smith, Auctloneer.
Edward DuttereF and Levi lsus. Clerks
feb p aI
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The undersigned intending 10 stop farm
lng VII sell ai public sale On HI farm
| nile nofth of IiuwoOd, On tn rad
leading from LinwOod to tnianIpHn. On
THURSDAY, MARCH L. IaIz
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Our Pleasant Valley correspondent
suggests inviting Mr.. John E. Rooms
to come TO Westminster and give an
educational address to the farmers
on The New Parcel Post System"
Mr.. Rooms Is to give such an address
In Frederick tomorrow Not bad
idea.
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PUBLIC SALE

Tie undersigned Intending II HIau
farming VII sell ~ public HHls N Re RI
Young fam. ! miles from NazImInaI.f
md midway between FfiEaIIhHrH I'd
Pheasant Valley un the BeW rad leading
10 Pleasant Valley on
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'DUBLlc SALE OF FURNITURE
: Saturday, March 8. at p. m,
Carriage, Stick Wagon, Harness.
Parlor Suits. 2 Bedroom Suita. Carpet,
Stoves. &c. Terms-6 months credit
over 3. Susan K. and Charles Lee.
Administrators f. N. Davis. Auet.
feb 2.2t
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"WHY CAN'T / PERSON BE
STUNG II he holds his breath while
holding honey bee1o. We don't
know the answer. Quality and heat
units In Coal we're never considered
as they are today. Try Smith L.
Reifsnider G0aI.
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We Are Fighters Of High Prices
= MAGEE
WESTMINSTER. MARYLAND.
TO CREDITORS.

The creditors Of William Henry Blax-
stem, deceased, are hereby notified to
file their claims with the vouchers there
of with the Clerk Of the Circuit Court
for Carroll County within thirty days
from the 28th day Of February. 1918:
JOHN h. ROBERTS,
feb 283t Auditor.
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We Back Ihiz Observation-Disclosures Guaranteed


ats
ordinary CzIzIzz free.
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PUBLIC SALE

The undersigned intending 10 stop farm.
Ing VII sell aI public sale On HI farm,
/ nile North of LinwoOd, on tn rad
leading from Linwood to tnlenteHn. On
THURSDAY. MARCH Il. 1sIs.
commencing promptly At II O'Clock = m.
NJ - sead Of horses sSf and nnls - -
follows; pair black mule. com.
"l lnF years old, will soFE any
- shere bi,ehed. FOOD leaders.
les Of anything. pair black MARS coming
aud yesrs old. Weighing about In
pounds. one With foal. both gaad leaders
hItrhrd. blaek mare u years old. seIsha
IL POUNDS. with foai, good leader md
single 1TifHr. absolutely fearless al
woman Of child eau handle. Absolutely a
fearless Of ahy thing aud you'd aUrEsf
- u head Of mich eoHa snms I'll
be, be fresh y da1, Il ale. but
1850 wagons, ! thimbIa akein Iueh
trad. IaH OF horses, good - uEx
studasaEaF Inch tread for 81 . n8HHsz.
nsed years. truck wagon. naffz ~
carriages. aHe Is and one - faHI falling
Top haEEJ. rubber Tire fanahaaf usTT
maEs. - k=fout Champion binder. 1ulY
eut - EHpFH. Z bc"ring movers J -
10 Hes THuHaH drill now: = fol 0zHnTna
hHY ~ uss baJ irddsr. god = Has
bob I'D - ] los roller. Ward har#s
pIna : EuuIhbsnI horse nInHH IEaHs
pIaHz LIE only been used 10 aazHaHH
: Iaath spring tooth haFFaHH l nd
frame ~ iron, ~ tooth HHaaIHIHR
hHrFuHz spring wagon. good HHssH EHrf
Z hHEHE HaIeH uue extra hIRb - IzuIsz
bull = iinrr 4 babylon. Tornado I'D
cutter. Esaa - nov, circular - 81
nHH nj zisd basket sleigh. eaTH HHaII
sTs nE#= equipped Tor poser 81 HaHI !.
Ffnaziazz sJsls grinder. rolling z=HaHa#
lag m. single corn HarEeHz= zH.FnI
HAsrHs
laddHE HHrsIbafrpw Quincy EzzaIIna
nnElnaz= ana horse aud one 2. HUfzs
pasaE 18th Hz good ns nov aI=a - -
bTauIIIa aeYIne. ? asts br,sreahaaIz { -
front EHaH SITS ploH Esafz i HHEaH
hFidIHzz new bousiuEs aakun saddle.
riding saddle Hgd bride : HaIz EH4Ey
bafnszz : pIas lines. set dHH zITaHz.
Q haHza IN lot % hhiteHH IL HaHHszz
i practically new having hasH I'D
aftn aHzIH aud Hpreadcf, suFeadHT. z=HuTza
eFaHsH= HaTHe efeurT. lot q triple double
au1 ziuEIs iTssz bfsas; ehaiua - IHzHsz.
IaHEHT #IIEkz. fnrka pkes hnaz mzII.=EH=
zITaH EHIfs ! hHsbel measure - Hszz
n 81 mahy other articles To nHmaFsHz
Ia mEHII.H
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
~ bedroom suits complete I5.zsIz
walnut zldshaard with alasz zIznaz
chairs. tHhIss lounge Sunshine 81 ztssI
faHEs. I'll HatHThbCk sHd warming lbs
q complete good bfuoderz i ii = MI
saHlHHz= buckets. stfniunr. aud : sHII4a
can. ii af sawed lumber mostly al
N - mHnY other articles
IEHMz - EALE e On all nm - 80
HHa HHI#H= EHHHs on al sums HHaxH -
eHezlH = mouths will be slfen ~ aaIaz
I'll Approved security. bearing Interest
ffum II # sale No goods 70 Ii FEIaH.sd
until =HIIIaI Tor
VII IHHst all fFains At IIauuad
AHTHtH {. TsuIAu
J. :. d smith. AartianssT
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!. j. .. smith, Auctloneer
Edward DuttereF and Levi Haus. Clerks
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"ANTED-A girl to cook. also a
- girl ~ nurse Apply to
MRS. r. ABNER PARKE.
Westminster Hotel, Westminster. Nd.
feb .
Evening journal., 1913-05-19
FRIENDS SEEK
c. ]. PENNOCK

Friends of Charles J. Pennock, Jus
tice Of the Peace and real estate
and insurance agent of Kennett
Square. Chester County. are aiding
the police of Philadelphia in trying to
find him.
He has been missing since Thurs
day night, and the last time he was
seen by any one who knows him was
when he was about to take train in
the Board Street Station.
He has a wife and three children
living in Kennett Square, and as no
word has come from his since his
mysterious disappearance they be-
lieve he has either lost his mind and
wandered away or he has met with
foul play.
Mr.. Pennock is described as being
Sc years old. feet s inches in height
and weighs $50 pounds. When he dis
appeared he was dressed in a sack
suit of dark material and pin stripe
brown knit-jacket and straight brin
straw hat He wore a tan raincoai
and high black shoes He is Of darl
complexion, with brown eyes. abund
ant black hair mixed with gray and ;
full beard of the same shade. He ha'
a vertical scar over his right eyebrow
Evening journal., 1913-05-19
GEORGETOWN
HAPPENINGS

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL
GEORGETOWN, Del. May 19.--Nel.
sen W. Jamison. who last year OBJ
taihed a patent on a water appliance
Is displaying his model here. The ap-
pllanco If properly utilized, bids fair
TO thoroughly rcyoutionizc the irriga-
tion problem in this country, and II
pui into operation will mean the saw
ing of thousands OF dollars TO irriga-
tio1 companies, who az the present
time have TO resort TO costly machin-
ierv TO lift the water over cmbank-
ments ia several sections of the coun-
try. more especially in the West The
appliance of Mr.. Jamison can be used
10 operate mills Of any kind on rivers
where the current is sufficiently
strong TO operate the water wheel af-
fixed to It.
Commencement exercises of the Re
hcboth Beach public schools will be
held on Thursday night. George b
Hynson. of Milford. will deliver tho
address to the graduating class. which
consists OF Mary s. Phillips. Carolyn
b. Pettyjohn, Alva l.. Carmine and
Thomas F. Vogel
Arrangements are under way by
members Of Indian River Tribe OF
Red Men. Of Rehoboth Beach. TO have
all OF the tribes in Sussex county take
part in Fourth Of July celebration
CT the resort.
Commencement exercises OF IN,
Millville public school will be held or
Thursday night The graduating class
Is composed OF Jennie CULLEN. Molli,
Bennett. Viola Evans and James vii
gus.
Evening journal., 1913-05-19
TRACTOR FOR
PENNSY GIVES
SATISFACTION

As a substitute for horse and mule
teams for transferring loaded freight
cars from one station to another. the
Pennsylvania railroad has built an
electric tractor--a giant electric auto
mobile-which will do the work Of
twenty mules To determine the
strength Of the tractor the company
arranged a tug-of-war between Il and
a steam locomotive.
Two freight cars were put between
the tractor and the locomotive: the
power of the latter was first turned
on and after the two cars and the
tractor had been pushed short dis
tance the, electric current was applied
very gradually. The power in the To-
Ccmotive and the tractor was in
creased until each exerted its full
strength. The motor developed the
stronger power pushing the two cars
and the steam locomotive to such an
extent that the wheels of the latter
slipped on the track.
The tractor is equipped with two
motors. each having a capacity of 20
horsepower; It weighs 2S,S50 pounds,
each wheel alone Weighing about q
l'n. Inc NneclS are oV lncneS IN uld-
meter and are fitted with hard rubber
tires similar to those used on auto
mobile trucks. The truck straddles
the railroad tracks, which, in city
streets, are laid flush with the pave
mcnt.
AS showing the capacity OF the trac-
tor il can start a draft Of six loaded
50-ton freight cars on the mountain
grade Of the Pennsylvania railroad
that part Of the railroad from Altoona,
Pa, to the crest Of the Allegheny
mountains.