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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-15
Ter aaiier nnb bic So5ialSemofraten

9ie So5ialoelnofraten. oie Gin
9rittel oes oeiitl1en 8olfes BIZ.
Den, baben Dem aaiier ourd Die gat
beuieien, oaB iein 8ort BON BEN BIZ
terlanosloien @eielen elm ssrrturl
mar, ben beitte niemano bereitipilli-
iger sueeIteben miro als ser 8ailer
ielbit. 60 ldnge oieier. &rieg, Ole
ier aan1pf 8elti6Ianbs Inn ieire gri-
+; iten3 pabrt, gibt es feline 8arteian
mebr, nur 9eutide- 0aran dnoert
oud Die ielbitgefdlliee Sppofition oes
8aiIie ie-Spefulaittef 2iebfneht ilihts.
! Ger So5ialiitenfiibrer Seine bai
Dor aursem erli ipieoer Der @5e-
iiinnltng ieiner Yartei slusorud ge,
eeben, bat Die gtottpetloigfeit oes
Gertrauens in Die oeilti1en @offea
| nno IN ben 5rieoensipillen oes 9oi-
lers betont. gr bot erfl1rt. oab er
lnno ieine Gartei itnbeltbabet Ser
@egeitfdbe aur golitif oes GaiIeTs--
i'm ietisen aueenblide bent Settler
felt pertraueii.
Ser Go5ialiitenfiibrer Saniid) bat
9fnfangs Maar5 i'm preuBiIben slb-
georonetenbans I'M gleihen Sirne
geIprohen.. a@er ben @rlilloiat uer-
folgt, oaB ct nihts 5ii3rlrnell
brauhe, tper adtlos an ollen neliert
gridJeiriiltget porbeigebt, Der be-
neiit oonit oltr1aus niht iinmer
cine helonoere Garofterlt1rfe, ionoern
piel eber einen Mangel all sSSiltel-
left. SSh CLAUDE ais So5ialotuto-
frat; bnB na9 Dem Griea oie aldlieil-
fGn1pfe Int onoerer, befierer 5orn.
ausgefohten iueroen.@
ltno bielliht als be5ei6nenoltes
3eiden Ser neuen 3eit oes alle 8ar-
teitilterihieoe iiberibottennen Ha-
triotislnils onrf man elm 8eoi9t bc-
tro6ten. oos Der yGorpdrts4 ber-
0ffentlidt. Ger v8oripdrls" oag
@arteiorgon ser So5ialiitelt, bot MIR
ielten 8alin fir 8oeiie, er bate nedl
niemals 9faum fir oerartige 8oeiie
Ser ais eriter 9arlamenterier qe.
foIene So3ialiit, Or. Sranf, begriin-
oete ieinen freitpilligen Gintritt IN
bic 9lrnee NIT Dem tiefen @ort.
,@iner muB Die sSunoomenta eeiebeu
bnben" uno Der .8orip6rts@ lheint
oieie SSlinoomente enolid su erfen-
men, oo er ibrer @erberri6un9 in
Dem 8c0ihte 8Iob 9onnt:
SaBen iiin9It Elm 9ubeuo SoSi
llm ben Stonmtiih blirItentbranIt,
Sdiibeno bino als a@enius 9oci4
@ebeIs Sruitbilo an Der 8ano.
0ie @eIegenbeit beniieenb.
0ebattierten Iie enorm:
9lber neitrle bon benz 9ubeiie
Sraeeu 2anbtuebruniform.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-15

Iberidtet, midjt.
| Gngliid)e 9epeid)em geben iesi
sm, bah Die Cffemiibe Der JransoIen
lin bent eebiet smiid)en Woiel mno
lMaas bOllis gum Stilltanb sebrad)t
Lit.
| Nlns 9iotteroam utrS gemelSet:
Srot aller gertnidnnssperiudJe oer
Jranspiem erfd)eint es bod anker af-
lem 3iueifel, baf bieielbem i'm
BoeDre We6iet @erlnite idmeriter
Irt erlitten baben. Die SransoIen
6atten NIT ipabrer SoSesperadltuua
Innsablise Stmrmansriffe seiuast,
IiDaren aber jeSesmal bliitis abgeuie-
lien iusrbem.
Sn Hpm erfabrt man iuieSer ein-
mai BON Salonifi, baf Elm Ginsreifen
lbon Seitem NnmGniens nninittelbar
bepurftebe.
| Sin 4erid)t oes frams6iifd)en
lSriegsminiiters meibet iuieber lantes
GrfDlae: bei Ga gpiielle, in ben gr.
soHnen, in ben Nalbern BON Miap
rnb Ga Hretre, bei JeD-en-Sage mno
aud i'm Gliak, Die alle beoeittnngsius
/ ftmo nno nid)t ben serimeiten Ginflnfl
anf bie Gage ansiiben. 2es Giparges
ideint nod i'm Better Der syramsuIen
sn iein.
! 9as oentid)e 0rofe Sauptqmarticr
lsab iiber Die @orsGnsc anf Dem 6ii.
lidDen ariessidanplat fpIsemoes &c.
! fannt: nSei Iariampul nn6 6ei Sal
iuarija (gsDropolen, npro6itlidJ BON
Sniualfi) iino ruiiiidle glngriffe abge-
iuieicn iuuroen. glmdD in Der gsGdc
BON Slimfi am Der Sfrwa Tim rui.
iifd)-polniidcn Commencement 9olsf)
limb rniiiid)e slmgriffe sniammenae.
brod)en. Sentid)e srnppem iuarfen
Die 4niiem aus einem Sprf in Der
gtGbe BON gromiers, lueitlid) BON
Elonsf. Ger syein6 perlur $50 Ne-
fansene nnb brei MaIdjinengeuebre
Sas emgliid)e Earlament iunrcc
seltern er0ffnet, blieb aber in Der er.
item Sitmns nmr fnrse 3eit beiiam-
men. Gs iunroe and) nid)ts Bidlti-
ges sur Spradle sebradt. eSSn 8esng
emf Die Eroljibitiunsbeiuegnmg erflar-
te Der Inter StaatslefretGr Ses
ariessafmts, $. 3. Senant, oas bic
&cgiermng nid)t bic abiid)t babe, anf
Elm Terbpt bes Sieransidanfs int
Seer sii brinsen. gsmr bas Srinfen
pom Stun nnb anoeren Spiritmoien
iuill fte perbpten baben.
| Sir Sobn sSrenh, Der enaliIdle
sSelomarihaa lulo Sber @efeblsbc-
|ber Der in 5ronfreid uno gelaieit
litebenoen enslii9en Sruppen, bot lei
lnen 8eribt iiber oie Sdtigfeit Der
lenglilfen Sruppen fpabreno Der Wao-
mate Sebrrnr uno Waars peroffent-
! lift SSn oiele 3eit fallt Die grobe.
rung bon Nenpe GbapeIle, ser erie
lnno eiil5ige groBere @affenerfolo,
ben Die gnglonoer IN oieien aricge
errlngen baben. Waan NOR in ssolue
eeiien iebr aeipannt auf Den geri6t.
lSir SSobn lit nber 0iesmaI, ipie es
ideint. iebr tDenie 5nr @ubnlreoigfeit
lunfgelegt qeiuefen. gind) Dem fursen
lAns5ug, Der BON Dem geriht por-
liegt, erfentt er 5por Die 9eoeutluia
/ Der ginnabme pon gaeupe Gbapelr
an iie lit befanntli6 bon Ser ena-
lliifen 4reiie moBlos iiberidabt NOR.
Den II bat ober mardes gu taoeln.
| Gin 6eUeres Gingreifen Der 9frtillerie
ipiiroe Ieiner Meinnng nod bieIe
0pfer eripart bnben. 9(ud) anoerc
5ebIer ipeiB er 5u riieen, Iobt obcr
i'm glllgemeinen Die 2eitling Der Spe-
rationen gegen Neiibe Gbobelle ulbl
ben Sohitfomman6ierenoen BORT,
Sir Douglas Soig. Die @erllitc ser
gneIdnoer beIiefen fid auf mebr arg
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-15

Rift fpie funft Drum aine pte 9leoe
Gtpl5 bonn Wn6stutn bet Yartei,
Sur BON friegerifder Se6oe
9doI's fpie laiites aatnpfgefdrei.
1lrlo Der cine lagte: .sainoer,
0onneripetter, Yarnplliil
Go5i bin id] brun, nidf fl;iaacr,
gHeiI i6 fir ba5 9teih er3liis5
Gitlb mir rid5t bonn gleil1eil Ginn1tse,
Sb aiis gtorD, aus GiiD, aus gSe,..
oGlt iiris nidt Die gleifbe sslnnfine
g8nrnt am oelitfden Seroe felt?
l1is6 befonoerg infer aaifer -
Gbe. ifier' mid ttiebt 10 ntti
& 9esbnIb Tag idj's bod 1idt Ieifer
SIT Elm e6ter 6eutfd]er Maiin.
& ssn, id bitt mir aIs @enoife,
0aB man @ilbeln re1peftieri,
Was er tterIih fprah I'M 61loiIe,
Sat mir ttdf)tig ttnponiert.
gsie er feierlih ltfnIpnirnte
ssebem ei1l5elnen bic 5nno
Y ltltU bl1 TOLuDbLt fttp OCitult4titf
SIT bie Erane mir eernit1t.
Gnatfd' mir r,idts bonn 3ufluiftsitaatc.
SfepubIife ber 1trlb hir
Sdhoner it's. DaB i6b Soibnte
llnb Elm faiferlider Bin
9roitl Die @ldier Iabt uns heben,
SeiD 1licht pllifttu 1ttto fttnftit init EN-
1tnier 3aiier, Der ioII Ieben
llno i'm Sample Gieeer ieiill
Sdtpeigerlb iaB bic rote 9aunbe,
Damn - mas nteint fhr, mas aeIdae2
@rdftig, fpie aiis ei1len Wltiioe,
SdoI Elm bonnertoes Snrro
Gin gntes @eoidt, oas nod an
@ert geiponnen bat, 90 es Der .Wor-
pdrts" gum Mbornf braAte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-15
2ie Gnthiillung oes 2angbnrue-
@ebeimniiies.

Waior George &. 2ongborne, Der
IN Der lebten 3eit piel genannte< ebe-
moliae Mfilitdr Mttadee in 8erlilt.
Der 10 plosid uno angeblih unter f.
5lcltlanten llfultatioen abberufen tpur-
q, mar geItern bier in Der 6taot. Gr
befalo li9 auf Der Durdreiie nad)
AGl galo, blieb eirlige Stuitoel bier
|ilno belt ben 0ffi5ieren I'M Sort Ell
men, ieoenfans bod intereliantel.
8ortrag iiber oas oeutide Milit1r-
|Welen, aeportern geaeniiber ertpics
Ier ii9 ieoo6 als sdn5liG un8usdns-
lid.
Is TIT Elm iltereliantes 3ujan-
mentreffenL oaB eeraoe geltern cine
3nnllner Der 0etu yorfer Staats-
oeitilng bier eiittraf, Die III elmer
aorreiponOen5 aus 8aibington emo.
Igiiltige slufflarung iiber oen v2alls.
borne-5all" giebt uno oen Shleier
oes @ebeirnriiies liiftet, Ser i'm bis
oabin beOeft batte. Gs bieB ieiner=
5eit befanntlif, es ieien BON Sang
borne 10 abnorrn oeutihfrennoIiha
geri6te in @aIbington eifgetroffen,
saB lie Der Gegierung perodhtig err
idienen ieien. Wfon babe i'm oese
bnlb 8llriifberllfen nno als er fam
|ltno Die 9eri6te ourbiab, babe er CT.
flart, ooB mebrere oerielben bon
Iibm ni6t gei6rieben inlo nidt nlltsr-
aei6net ieien, ia oaB er nidts bon
ibnen miiie. 8ie ieet ser aor-
reiponoent Der Stem gorfer Staats~
5eitling nnitteilt, Iiegt oie Code
|pollitanoig anoers. 0oua6 lit es
2ongborne gor ni1t eiteefolen. eli
nige Der 9eridte fir llnedbt su err
flaren. Sm @eeenteil er BOT tic
iammtlid anerfanitt, iie iino ole edit
gSie es fam oaB Die 2egiernng
Sangborne pegen oieier 0eutid-
freunoliden 9eridte abberief erfldrt
Der aorreiponoent in foleenoer @ei-
le: 3tuei BON ben 9epei1en iuaroen
bon 2angborne, oa er iie fir eiIig er.
ahtete, obne file 5u 6iffrierei1, orabt-
log geldift uno. pabrIdeinlid bon
britiifen &rieesidiffen, ni6t pom
eiffelturm, alifgefangen. Gem Scr.
nebmen nod bei1perte lih ser bri,
tilhe gotI6after ii6er oie 0epeihen
nidt neil biefeI6en irrefii5renoe ssn=
formation, ionoern neil Iie W9ittei-
litn9en entbieltetl, tueIbe Ser britt.
i9en Regierlng unangenebm iparen
Wfoior 2angborne ipuroe anf @eran.
lailnng bes staatsiefretGrs 5uriidbe.
rlifen.
8ieier irterellonten 9fufflaruua
fiigt Der @aidngtoner s9orreIpon.
bent nod Solgenoes 6insn. .8icI
Riifberitfunq Der auf oeutfder Geite
iiationierten Wfilit1r 8eridterfiat.
ter folgte iebr prompt ser 9lbbern-
lung ocS Wailitdr 9(ttadees, OF
l6on fein oirefter 3uIammenbang
8fpiiden beiSen 5atiahen fonIfotielt
fperoeft fonn. Ser @rln0 ipor, oaB
Die geridte Der geoba6ter bier III,
on9enebm beriibrt bobeu iei es inn
Staotsoeportement ,ooer im 8eiben
9aiiie. Sic ipllr0en ebenfalls anf
Teranlallnna oes StaatSIefretarS,
rtdt oes Observation-Disclosures, obGe.
rilfen. glls offi5ieller @rlmo miro
befannt aegebeu, oaB Die gcobadier
gibre 0fiiiion erfiiGt b1ttel1". ssn 81.
fisiersfreiien Iaht man iiber bieYen
v@rirno" @eneralltabs SffisiercI
iino IN bobem 8ra6e unipirI6 Oh oic.
Ter Rasregelune Der nilitGriidenl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-15
Nms HlexiFc.

= @ie aus @rotpnsbiae gelneloet
miro. lit 6aulo gabarro, Der @elie-
raj Der 8iIIiltas, Der anl GonnerItag
bel oemStltrm auf Watamoros intper
peripllitoet muroe, geitorben.
General 5unlton lit MittipoG
rnittag IN 8roipnspille angefonlmlen
iino bat iofort oas aonlnraroo iiber
nie BORT itebenoen amerifdniihen
Sruppen ii6ernonlnlen.
Die 8illiltas baben am Mitts
nod ibren 9lieriff auf Wfatantoros
niht tpieoerbolt.
llnlerni Staatsoeparternent miro
bon nnierm aoliulat in San 2nis
&otoii nliteeteilt, oaB, efitgegen oen
bisberiaen 8erid)ten, 0ila BET Gala.
"a, in ben 96mlpfen oes eriten Cages
entihieoene @orteile iiber @eneral
Sbregon, ben @efeblshaber Der Gar.
ran5iitas, errungen babe. Sbregon
uno leine Streitfrafte ieietl BON Den
Siailtos noIIitdnoig eilt9eihIoiien
Ser Wsitteilung nah lino rngef1br
$4,000 Mann an ben 9dmpfen betei
ligt.
ltnlere Iegierung bat Die 2eut-
nonts MiIling uno ssones uno aht
Sol0aten bon Der 2lftidiffidule in
San Giego, Gal., nit einem Mere
plan nod 9roipnsoille beoroert.
Or. S. 6uub Seth, Spe5ialilt uno
@lmoar5t nltr fir @el6lehts- lno
Sarr.Gronfbeiten. lleber Dem Wnn-
bottan @ofe Grodett S43S. (4ns.)
Bir reparieren irgeno ein ibaobof-
tes Doh; iett ilps an Der 3eii. ssa.s
@. @iffins, Gel. Srabig 1878.
lGnaeiae.l
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1915-07-15
A Poets Tomb.

Under my eyes, wrote Mistral in
his vein of antique tolerance, 81 see
the inclosure and the white dome Of
where, like the snails, shall lie hid
in the gentle shade. Supreme effort
of our pride to escape voracious time!
This forbids not that yesterday or
today quickly is changed into a long
forgetfulness. And when people ask
of John O. Figs, of John the gathered
What is this dome?' they will reply:
That's the tomb of the poet-a poet
who made songs for beautiful Pro-
vencal maid called Mireille. They are
like mosquitoes in the Camargue, scat.
tered far and wide. But he lived in
Maillane, and the old men of the coun-
tryside have seen him walking in our
paths And then one day they will
say: It's he whom they had chosen
king Of Provence. But his name lives
no more save in the song of the brown
crickets,' At last. at the end of their
knowledge, they will say: ''Tis the
tomb of magician, for Of 16-rayed
star the monument wears the image"
The Century.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1915-07-15
ABOUT READY TO GIVE UP
Conflicting War Reports Had Driven
Unfortunate Man to the Limit
Of Endurance.

A humble-looklng, mlddle-aged man.
who had been reading the evening pa
per on the car, laid 1t aside with q
sigh that made the man next to him
ask:
Did you notice the death of a rel
ative in your paper?"
Worse than that" was the doleful
reply.
Perhaps some great misfortune is
to overtake your"
That's it," was the reply, with
solemn shakes OF the head.
"You have my sympathies." said the
other after a moment.
But 1t won't do me no good, al.
though you have my thanks. Before
get home, my wife will have read
this paper and she'll be all prepared
for me-"
Prepared how?"
why. here's a dispatch from Petro-
grad which says that the Russians
have taken half million prisoners"
"Yes, see.'
And that the Austrians have taken
nearly a million"
"Yes?"
"And that the Germans have cap.
tured II towns in France"
II see."
"And that the British and French
have driven the Germans back 2S
miles"
"Well?"
Il will have no sooner reached the
gate than my wife will come out and
wave the paper in her hand and shout
until she can be heard down to the
corner. The only thing | can do is
to take to my heels"
But why?" asked the other. why
should your wife act that way?''
Because | work in the Job office of
newspaper and she holds me re-
sponsible for all the lies printed in
the paper Either the editor or I
must sign a pledge to quit lying about
the war or take up some other way Of
making living I've stood It and
stood 1t until can stand 1t no long
er!"-Pittsburgh Dispatch.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1915-07-15
Cost Of School Books.

For each child enrolled in the public
schools In the United States the total
annual cost OF textbooks is 7S.S cents.
The total expenditure per child for all
school purposes is approximately
1881. The cost of textbooks Is thus
approximately per cent Of the total
cost OF maintenance, support and
equipment The cost per child on the
school.population basis (5 to IS years
of age) is 56.6 cents; the annual per
capita cost OF textbooks on the total
population basis is less than 15 cents.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1915-07-15
Munllna the Third Party

Officer Ito wounded soldier)-So You
want me to read your girls letter to
your
Pat--Sure, sir; and as It's rather
private will you please stun some cot.
ton wool in your ears while ye read
it?-London Opinion.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1915-07-15
Perfectly Pardonabls.

Have women the strength OF mind
to conduct themselves In politics like
men? Could woman. like Caesar,
have refused the CROWN"
Il think so" said the lady addressed.
"Of course. she might have tried II
on, Just to see II II was a fit"-Judge.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1915-07-15

Going into the attic to note the prog
ress of fruit she was drying since she
became the little mother of the family
a fortnight ago when her mother died
in a hospital, fifteen-year-old Mabel
Hackenberg, Of Beaver Springs, found
her father, Robert, lying on the floor.
a suicide. Melancholia, induced by his
wifes death, it is believed. prompted
him to FIRE revolver bullet into his
temple.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1915-07-15
The plplomat.

He-I really don't know how hayo
offended you.
She-You donte
He--No; but will you accept my
apology and let me know what it's all
about?
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1915-07-15
Proving an Allbi.
The parade this

Proving an Alibi.
Police Judge-I believe you are a
sneak thief
Tired Thomas-No. amt, jedge.
and can prove 1t.
What are your proofs?'
"Rubber-soled shoes always make
me feet sore. Youngstown Telegram
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1915-07-15

Mayor Ward presided at a pre-
liminary meeting for the purpose OF
organizing local branch of the Mems
League for Women's Suffrage Of Penn
sylvania. State Organizer Arthur NJ.
Devices, delivered an address, while
Jacob NJ. Zook, organizer for the State
League, was another speaker.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1915-07-15

Louis, the three-year-old son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Mathew Dolan, Of Girardville.
while playing in the rear of their home
was swept down the Shenandoah
Creek by the breaking of the fence.
The body was carried to Homesville.
a mile away.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1915-07-15

The Allentown School Board adopt.
ed a resolution that all bidders on the
new schoolhouse would have to en-
ploy union labor and sign the scale.
Bidlers declined to comply, and the
matter has been referred to the Solici-
tor for an opinion
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1915-07-15

Thomas Gibson and Isabel Springer.
both Of Media, were married by Nor.
ristown Magistrate. The bride con-
fessed to twenty-nlne years, and the
groom, who was only eighteen. had to
obtain his fathers consent
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1915-07-15

When Mrs. Harman Cromes, Of
Beaver Valley. represented to the
Court that her son-in-law, George
Schlicher, proprietor of the Beaver
Valley Hotel, sold liquor openly on
Sunday. a rule to revoke the license
was granted.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1915-07-15
'iCtureS of World Events for News Readers

~ Readers n Fulton
Around World With the Camera the Trail
q Making EaPPenInes-
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1915-07-15

Washington Township taxpayers
have begun proceedings in equity to
restrain the school directors from
erecting a new building at Wayne
Heights, doing away with the present
high schools at Rouzerville.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1915-07-15

In suing for divorce from John g.
Keim, of Perry Township. Sallie NJ
Kelm AYERS that he caused her to
"work as a day laborer on neighbor.
ing farms"
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1915-07-15

Francis Delowry, 21 years old, a
prominent athlete. had his head pinned
under falling mine cars at Kohlnoor
Colliery, Shenandoah. His skull was
fractured.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1915-07-15

John A. Snyder, a Harrisburg, let
ter carrier, left for Los Angeles, to
wed Mary c. Stemler to whom he was
engaged forty-two years ago. He is
sixty years old
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1915-07-15

The funeral OF John Thuma, Civil
War veteran, was held at Marietta.
being largely attended. Taps were
blown to fulfill a pact made on the
battlefield fifty-two years ago between
Thuma and Adam Wisman.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1915-07-15

The factory Of the Nitrate Products
Company at Mt. Carbon. where ex.
plosives in raw state are manufac
tured for the French army, Is to. be
doubled in size Immediately. Work
already has been started and the addi
tion will be rushed to an early com
pletion.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1915-07-15

William S. Roth, chief detective for
the Lehigh Valley Transit Company.
while wrestling with friend in camp
at the Poconos, made a misstep and
broke leg
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1915-07-15

Contractors started with the con.
crete work for the foundation of the
ways at the new shipyard which will
be established on the site of the old
Roach shipyard, Chester.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1915-07-15

AS a result of the dissatisfaction OF
nearly 100 machinists over the ques-
tion of wages at the Bethlehem Steel
Works, there has been a general rails
ing of wages among the men In sew
eral departments
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1915-07-15

Practically all wheat fields in the
Waynesboro section have been harv-
ested and the yield averages thirty
bushels to the acre.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1915-07-15

Falling from the wharf of the Con.
sumers' Ice Company, Charles STRAIT.
ton, aged twenty-five years, of Ches.
ter, struck his head against the rail
of the towboat Helen Bechtel and sus-
tanned concussions Of the brain and
probable fracture of the skull.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1915-07-15

The centennial exercises were mar
red at Kutztown when Howard Heth-
erington, thirty years old, of Allen
town, Reading Railway brakeman.
was run down and killed by his own
train while shifting in the local yards.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1915-07-15

Martin Girvin, eighty-four years old.
of Quarryville, is in serious condition
from the bite by large copperhead
snake. He was putting some hay into
the trough for the horses, when
snake, hidden in the hay, sprang at
him, biting him on the left hand.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-05-19
WILSON REVIEWS . I. ., .4-~s .e.9l.A
 NAVAL PARADE
Seventy Warships Pass In Review In New York Harbor-President
 Returns To Washington.

NEW YORK, May 19.-President Wilson yesterday reviewed the big naval parade of American warships on the Hudson river, The president, Secretary of the Navy Daniels, and other members of the cabinet, with Governor Whitman and Mayor Mitch ell and state and city officials, all boarded the presidents yacht, the Mayfiower, and accompanied by the Dolphin the vessel steamed past the Atlantic fleet, consisting of seventy warships.
 AS the presidents yacht passed each ship the sailors were drawn up at attention, all wearing the blue and gold uniforms of the navy.
 The presidents yacht passed up the Hudson at 10 in the morning and at in the afternoon all the ships weighed anchor and passed the re- viewing boat in the lower harbor, af- ter which the Mayflower left for Washington with the presidents party.
 From New York the great Ameri can fleet will assemble off Newport for battle game" The war prac- tice will last until May 30th, when the ships will depart. to their home yards to be overhauled before their long cruise through the Panama Ca nal to the San Francisco exposition. The fleet is scheduled to assemble at Hampton Roads on June q and to sail for the Canal June; 25. It is planned to celebrate the Fourth of July at Colon.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-05-19
NO CONSPIRACY
 IN RIGGS CASE
Justice Mccoy Fails To See Effort On Part of Government Officials
 To Wreck Bank.

WASHINGTON, May 19.-Justice Mccoy, who has been hearing the case of the Riggs National bank against the Treasury officials, stated today that he failed to see any evi- dence of conspiracy on the part of the government officials to wreck the bank. The charges may be dismissed for lack of evidence to support them, although the bankers are determined to carry the case to the highest pos sible court and failing there to ap. peal to public opinion to decide be- tween them and the Treasury off cials.
 The court room was packed yester. day and the papers of the United States had special correspondents to take down all the evidence. The gov ernment is represented by big ar, ray of attorneys and the bank is al so we'll represented.