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The Palatka news and advertiser., 1916-07-21

Verost.aa!t s az times. Lydia E. Pinkham's
ktoroS sssaoIe Compound and Liver Pills re-
son N.Y. faI me ne to health and l want to thank
isva VI i. tae good they have done me. l
Nor,,, Ial EI quite bit of trouble and
hi jco,tD Uu' II does not affect my youth
look VvAS, so My friends say why do you
b tbo young and well?' lowe it all
NMrs lydia {, Pinkham remedies"
EssbSir hoBF; SToPIEL, Moore Avenue,
n 1'ngton Park, Illinois.
hon N *lsh s every woman who suffers
tacEsct5es female troubles, nervousness,
lers le wilt, or the blues could see the let.
fa E. PiOI5 ,gI ny ny women made well by Ly-
Fr ! inhham's Vegetable Compound.
|op !Uuhaye wol,I5 any symptom about which
lydia F -'p n, IKE to know write to the
Eass, for i,lSham i u, Medicine Co., Lynn,
fasge. "e'ptul advice given free of
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1916-07-21
Don't Make
Curiosity Telephone Calls

Because 1000 idle curiosity seekers in Bingham
ton asked 'Cenual' where the FIRE was, emergency
call for ambulance was held up for nearly min
uteS and this delay resulted in the death o. r..
Physicians say that had the ambulance been secured
at once ---'s lie might have been saved"
-EhHrrd Advertiser. |
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1916-07-21

Tered with female
trouble, hackach .
nervous spells anC
the blues. My chill
dren's loud talking
and romping would
make me so nervous
| could just tear
everything to pieces
and | would ache all
over and feel so siCE
that | would not
want anyC..e to tal;
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1916-07-21
| OWE
MY HEALTH
10 Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg.
etable Compound.

rott Washington Park, III. CT am th-
..uler OF four children and have SUI.
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Oeut(6e S%timmge6erl Beaftet OaS nelle
Observation-Disclosures!

@o9I bic ui6tdte prindruabI. bic lie i'm stnaie gebrasiu 0boebuIhn
plr6e, fr0et nadten 9ienstng, ben Is. april tott.
SeSr Gentids ioute ieine g~Hrgerpflhht tun. an ben Shnmfolten
.geben un0 iimmeH.
9rin6rDabl abgebolhn miro.
r. aAe SttmmpIate i'm gan5en Sonte, In Sa0f imo 2nnopriSintten,
fmo bon s lbr mprseas bis s lr abenOs oHeu- Gaidt bis 8 llbr mic
fuibrr)
g. Die GuaSrahe nf benz Stimn5ettel, in DeLde Sos areu5 81 ma.
den lit, iteben 0ieSnroI am Anfang Der SuieL clio Dor ben ytnmen Der
G~onoibaten. (9idt am Gnhe Der 2inie binttr ben gnmen we friber)
g81ber iolten ois beaften.
8. Is sbt oiesmal feline Somplebonots fir ben @ebraud Der GdbIer
ghr 5 SompLeboads fno in ieoem Stiunplas fir olgemeinen @ebrolh
~nngeibInsen, rnb Die 5~nntpLebaaotS tperoen in 3eihngen berofentltbt
A. g@r fir emen Damn finmen min, oefen Name ntdt duT Dem
5imnSate febt, mub ben Rnnen omf Die Ieere SiRie ihreiben inter benz
betreHnSen aopfe; D. inter Dem aopf "5or 8refoent 81 t9e nn1hO
Stahs~ iteben ole Ranen: Gilmmins, gitabroof, 6oro up. mo ant Der
leeren 2inia inter Ohen gtaneu fam man ben yamcn 6. 9. 9ngbes
inreiben uno elm areu5 In Ans 2uo0rat mi oerieben nnden-
gegeBt nidt, bob dMf Sem rep. 8idet FIR @Dnbernelr Clarence 3
IiiIes mer aan0i0nt it, 4lf Dem oemotrnlfden Gide Seth Nentle
far GoRberneur. Gilbert &c Stdecd fir L. g Senator.
6erner ioaten Die 3eutlden nur lberaIe Ndtnner tn Die cegslatlr
e%rtpdbn.
Die &tdter, a~anoooen fir 0bar, Gitrft uo C~ourtbitter fteben
nf einent iepornten, 6et unparteHi6ens Ballot 9ergebt nht fir Die
acretten uno 5ugled tdbigten S jtimmcn. SIR Gbef Suffice: anOrep
W. 42orrIep. fir Die 6ri SnDges of tbe Supreue Court: Sobn .. 4 Barnes,
Gilbert s. Gornif9, 8 9. Salings.
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Bum Sdaoen ald noc6 Den lo6n!

sn Der INSTRUMENTATION 3efHdrit nGbe 6a5erIano" eriaeint
nofftebenoer arhfe. in eneHider Spafe.
Sc nebr bic Site, nit Der bic g9ahlfampngne gefihrt piro, 8uninmt
nm 10 mebr 1rbut miro oer.0eutihen Sadie BON Der Spter Ban aus ge
5et mer6en. @erans fnwn Die aanpagndeter RooieoeIts inns barber
ob oaB Serr auoieOeit trb ieiner befgen austaae gegen bic 9etiben
IN ieTner1 Ser5en Dem OeufheH 9elte nett ndber iebt, ns trgen0 en-
mOerer Der Observation-Disclosures Sn5Diihen ihreibt Ser aoofe.
belt ntfom empfangIi6 fir Die 0eutfhnnerifonfdn 5tiHmen, artfd
fir bic .@pening 92aif4 un0 1as Metropolitan @aaa5ine" tmO ergebt
fb in 2oblpriden uMr 0elhte 2eHungsabigfeit. Gin ie0er peB, bob
aooieoelts fortihrttahes Qrogrnnm ans Geutihlanb iammt. 8r ba.
ben mebr oils etnuno[ berboraeboben, 0B gismard Elm belIerer 6orfdritt
Ter mar, nIg Nooepelt. Ger gegrin0a Der fo5oen @efesgebung itomutI
Gus geufhIano, nbt dis Gpter gn
@r nebnea Germ aooebetts aonplnente nod nehr libel os ietnel
HeIebigungeH. 9ns Bib Oes RaubreaTs, Der fh gum 6fuetern 0eut
Tdr auHlr %aufbDngt 1T IdherIihL gMr brauhen tenen ioten Sdub.
beIigen. Sir fiblen rs nht gebmadeIt. iebt nan Serr gooRbetl
lns auHebe nit etnen batHhen Ghent fprdhe gr baden ndt Sia
abhht mir 3errn HooRDet al Itntmeu, ielbft Tenn er 0as Ribeluugenpl
Ie0 ueherpeie IN Der SrignolpradR 3niert &r ner0en unere Wet
rmng nud5 nht dn0ern, wemH 9err RoieDeIt ms gum 10 u6 iooieieul
gsoIe erIlart Dab elmer iemr 8orfohreu 81 ben grinoern bon German
tOnn geb0rhe
genor mir h~berbnupt cine ebeutnene gobt serrn aodeOens in Be
trndt aiebel rHodten mir germ fDIhet, mas er oant CEMENT bat, ais e
iogte: n5hneBt Dem Hfnodtrubter in ben glfenI" Gin Nuspruh, ben
iHm Der Stem BORT &eruIo in Den @euno Iegt. Sir rnodten germ, bab
Ct tms fefnen Hurselboum ertIdrt, Den er nit geug df Die 6eIgiIhel
btB, ro Damn. MIR Inn cine Strenfote i'll BADEN, ibH trosis ongriff
Sir Douen. 0db Z ienen 8erraf an Aoren erf1rt un0 feline 8erIehlng
Der teiueH RepnbIf Banana, ongef4ts ieiner a~euBerungea aber BEL
gtn. uno iait DenH g ale otele Jrugen beantDoren ioate Deroen mir
nod nht 5ureOengeteGt ient gr poaen DHTeu, Dorum Serr ROoleDeG
onalalH9 Ht aber nod leber m0dten mir erfubren tDurum er anti
nmrifoniih III.
gbe Snr RooiDet Die sHs Der Qcatfhomrffoner fir Eh erbittA
Iabt TON eft einRnI ehIdren, iDnr1m &C Is D2onae lang Die geeioieun.
gen NIT stiaihpdgn hbersangea bal, 0eren Die @aiiertga f6 befm
iorT cine iobe iberbdupt borbmOeu it, mog ieuen 9eroen Gbre ma.
dgn, ober bic &ntinhes 0b er ib Der briiihen gledaOe anerifaniIner
Bat fteat ieinea amrtanHheu Eahptismis an ben Stranger. Mie0er
puo uie0er baen mir mf Die Jdue brfiId1r Aohhet umo 5niiAer Sc
lesesniBoAhmg bingeUieen aber mfatt ieine eeene Role 81 ipiekn
Got al fardten. bat sr feline faudt Dor @roBbrtdnnien su 5hou ge
trdgsn @raFbef BiIfoH bat aegeu bic britihen GugriFe in bic 2an6es
bobif Der nr. etaahn wenigtens protefhert nMt ur ctnmnl lOnbern
&nsrl grhorf.
msaa or Rasssa uMt un 5sa9st bssmf4bt ghs. Damn Draa
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KataHh cine DIutkrankhel
SrsiGeu Sic i'm nns SBrem Spiiem
ans.

@eiI aotnrrb Die Nafe uno Qeble
ongreilt. @nn6en nn6 Weritopfimg
in ben Rofenlohern nno I'M Hnf)en
peuriatt, III man gcip5bnf, 0cnleI.
ben nit Gnlbcn, Musibuhngen uto
@uraeIn al furieren. 8ieie Mrt
Ger S'ebnn0Iimg fam nid)t oauerroe
GrIeidiarlns OsrIdaffcn, fam nber
oil 0as ltebel perifiinmerr. Nan
ioa nit antnrrB ri4t ipaBen. @enn
er droniId DirO, fam err be Qnft-
robren uHo Die 2nngen nitgreiteH
nnO fih i'm Mngen feItieten er
lit totf1fIid cine gefGbrIihe arnut.
Belt. 8ebanOeIn Gle i'm niht IcfaI,
Die eir5iac gebanOlung, bic iiG
mirfiam beipielen bat, lift Q. 2. g.
Der gr0bte befannte 8lltreiniger
lfnS geIeber. ST fnricrt Die llrio.
den bes autorrbs. inoem er Oas
gIut neu erit1brt, feline arnft er.
neliert, in6en er ben fleiren gft.
f6rpern fieiIes 2eben gibt. ben 8lut.
umIauf regulicrt, ioOnB oas 9lut
Die araft bat. nas Gift nt0 Die Sci.
me ans Dem Spitem b%ernis5ntrei.
ben. gs iii tatidhIih Elm gIrt6no
Sic merfen sfnea 0ie Solgen. 8opf.
Idmer3 Deriduin0et. Die Ser.
-. fE
itopiung i'm Sale sibt nad) nn0 bic
gealenIohcr beilcn. g. g. 2. lit
Elm natlrIides gIiitreiniaunemittcI
uno bot iid BEL alien 8luifranfbei.
ten, ME Gc5eria. Gfropelu, gLlls
idIng, Shorf. mirfInm ertDieieu,
aoufen Sic 2. q. 2. BEL Sbrem
gpotbefer. @enn sic Fadntanni
ifen Sat hrnuflen, idreiben Sic an
StDift Specific Go, 4tlalto. Ga.
Kdm G4rstsen trwaAns man BIS Omaha 1rsbaas
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Brian in graaS SsIauS.

4ud in Dem ferli6eutihen graro
Sslan0, Re6., bat 9rD1n cine Reoe
ge6aIten uno beriudt, Dor allen
9insen fir 8robibition un0 fir
Ole aon0ioatltr Ieiues 8ruoers
Charles. Der iih Inn 6as an1t 0es
@olbertlelrs bepirbt, Propaganda
3u MAIDEN. Sn unfLdtiger @eiie
aber Bat er lid uber 8unDesiero.
TOR Gilbert Mi. 9itGcof aiiseeipro-
den, 0eiIen aarOi6atur er Sugiin.
item Don Sgnntius Seho0nb Dunn
euergtid befompft. 6erner 1T es
arpang 9eItreber. rpiener ols Gele.
g1t our oernofrntiiden Hotionalton.
bention ertpdbIt 3u weroen, I'M bort
Stanfereien 5u peritterl fpie er lie
Dor 4 Sabren auf Der BaItImoreaon.
BENTON ousilbte ufi6 mo er gegen bic
Inn bon ieinen @dblern ~gegebene
Snltruttion banoelte. Die 4ngrif.
Il onf Den @unoesIenotor fielen
bel ieiuer ,3uboreridait ouf I'm.
frutt6dren goSen. 9enn mir ale
piiien, mas mir an gunoesIenator
Sitdcof boben; Dem @eialbaoer
grp0rs miro fein ebrIid benten6er
gilrger tueiter 9eobad)tung ihen.
fen. Sati0hc aber 1T, 0oB grDat
Gin hebeutenoer ae0ner lit; er Be-
.itiat INIT Der getpaIt feiner SIC.
be. iei1e ideinbare 2ogit ur6 lei
ne GdIuBfolgerlingen uirfen ur0
blen0en. oas beiBt, 70 Iange er feline
3ub0rer in leinem 8annfreis fat
@ebt man aber noh 8ouie mo
ubar[egt iid Die geborten Morte,
onrm tonnt man at Der lleber3eli-
gung: nSoGn, gr9nn befinoet lid
Guf Dem SoI5pege. gaua 10, ME
CT inns bic Safen poridmnfet, Ite-
ben iie oenu bod tihtI@
@an nenbet iid BON benz aeoner
ab, iein urteiI piro sltm gegentei-
ligeil. nn0 nuf 6ieie @eiIe iino Die
grDan'i6en 2iele uno Der grDon'Id
Gbrgei3 tets gum Ginsfo geupr0m.
DDS BoH mil eben feinen poIitiifen
gbnrIntan. suie beoeuterl0 duh ieine
@ere0imnfeit iein mag. Gs 5dblt
bel inn MIR Der Mnnn, Der dn.
~ratterfeIte Winra. aud in Der SO.
litif. LIND oornit it's nit Bryan
|GifiG
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Die asnnea aiah Mutnr 90.

SER @. 6. aian 9eifer Der g2ies
6erIoge non Gnron autemobiIe,
iprn6 fiir5ltA In @efealfoFt iiber
Die Observation-Disclosures Der
automoba -5n0utrie, fotDie iiber oie
M1nnigfnItiefeit Der 8eripenoung
bon AutomobiIen. Sober Heiien0e.
Gambler ODER @eiA1ftsmmn, bro.
fitiert uno b~erer0Bert fen1e Gel.
itungsfdbigfeit ourd ben @ebranG)
bon 4utomobiIen. Die Souptinde
babel lit, MIR cine Gar su fin.
ben, bic 5uSIeid IeiItungsiGbie unb
biaig lit, im0 oeren @rboItungs.
foiten bic m6gIihIt geringiten lino.
9ie eSnron Sour, Iofpie aud
bic Sit" entipriGt al Dielen SIN.
~fcroeruHaeH. Ger greis 1T ge.
ring, bic ausfiibrung uno Qei-
ftuHgsfdbigfeif dber uniibertrefflin.
3e0ermonn. Der bic Mbliht BAT, iifl
Elm 4utomobH Fiir GsIhaits5nede
oOer BriDotaebrondg 5li5ilIeeen. MI
git, iih bic ~Gnron eer0il 81
befrndten.
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er tpiQie en auge III in le6erenfimnune nit ben gerrdtern in mierer
Gdte, Sic f6 berItaporen baben, 9robbrtonnien Die perIorenen Solomon
meoer 5u3ufhan5en. gepor Serr Rooepet Die 5reGhet bat. Die Stunrnen
Ibs mgifonfhen Bottles 81 erbitten, obne llnterihieo Der terdieoenen
GaHn, 0ann ioa Ell ode 8inee ent einmol ert1ren. Gait i'm erldren,
marum er Dor ben GorD4oIrifern triedt, Die britiiher ito ais Die 9riten
uno fe bel ibrem Sample gegen merianiide G%inridln9en u~nterfdlst
lie, Die n ieI6t nit nnbersdngidem 9broiengefIingd os gauiTenIofe
Neu8mge zines r~daberfdru Sapitals g~abrauOmarft bat. 2abt tbn feline
tnttme d~reunofdat nit Midnnern erfLaren, ole IoDaIe &rinfprlde mf ben
I4onia bon Gnglono msbrtagen. Aara1 trt aooiebet fit feline SIAN.
I0iOotr etu2 8arum 1T T nit Bacon uno gboate, 2ooge un0 Morgan
10 eng ~befreunoet2 @eIhe Rolen fpelen bic 6~iuau5ogenten @rob.
britunniens bel ietner &nbtompogne2 Sn pedea @raOe lit Der Wil-
Hitonstrmt an ieiuam @erm6gen beteiigt?
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a6tung!
Sarmunie, Berlin!

Ger 8erein tSormonie, in Berlin,
aeb., bait Gamgtog nndmittog Inn
2 ltbr IN Berlin cine mihti9p
8~eriammIung al, iuo5u ale 9Rit.
glie0er eingelaoen Iino. Mihtige
5roeen fomrier 5itr 9eiprehung,
uno SER Soeob Saud aus Gmaba
miro cine 9eoe iiber bic poIitiifen
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Se6iteHs-gin i5 Elm @egner nIer Girettoren ur0
angetentea Der @aiieriperfe, Die ibre 3at in HnIitif
OSer anSeren weidaftem beridDenSen.
Sisbentens-gin id fir Die @efteneruns Der betref.
feHOen @runoeigentiimer. gu oeren @lnften Elm Qnsbou
Der G6brenIeitnng boreenDmmen frerben nruBte, nie es
jett Der s}na lit. @Benn 1ber bic @offerrente 0ieTes
SeiIes s @rosent oes utfggpenoeten @elSes betrdgt, ion
oieies 0eIb ben betseffeHben ReiOneH u5ne Sn~tereiTen
5nriifseitelt iuerOen. Sd BIN elm @egner bon Sc.
laitrns Der grbaler t~nierer Staot. Dies HI Der BON
Der Staot Chicago dnaeromutene SdiaptpIun.
adteHs-@uroe i'd, foas Sic errihtrna unb Slb.
rung zines ltdbtiihen 2idtpertes benz 8~oIertpert iber.
trdgen uiroe, uieiue tehntiden a~enntniie rno o~tDon5ia-
idbriee grfabring in grridtnng, 2eihang uno 5ibritna
BON itdOtii6en ggerfen sur gerfigune itenen.
gteaHteas-gin i1 bafir, bob @oKermeIier sum
aoitenpreis ~inItolliert werben.
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ToafSFraeen bolten. Die 3eutldet
i'm A~agemeinen iolten iih CUR Der
uon3dbIie einfin6en.
9entiGer @ercin, Saaan, 9eb.
am Samstog, ben 10. april, b1Ii
Der SolIom 0entide gerein feline
monatIihe 9"eriammInng IN Der
StaOtbole ju @dQart, nndmittogs
I'M 8 llEr ab.
SGmtIife MitgIieaer Iir6 orin.
eerO gcbeien, iid bnran su beteiIi.
gen, 90 6reitnO @uftou geidorner
cine NeOe al bnltea oeriproden BAT,
Iber Die beoorItebenbe 8rimGrtDobI.
8. o. GeDerin Seftr.
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NlnttfDrtit:

Grfeus-8enn erip1bt, uerOe id ites beOenfefL
Dob Die A8oiierperfe benz Qolfe geboren uno peroe oeIien
SntereEen Dnbren.
3meiteus-&erbe ih isbe @eidmer0e reipeftboG 1tno
freun6Lih entgeeen nebmen unb e~rIeoigen. Sober gSoi.
ier.aunoe miro bon mir e~beniogut ~bebonoet, De elm
porf9tiger @eihdftsmdnn feline aluloen bebnuoeln mir.
be.
9rittens-@eroe i1 alien meinen eiuflub ~nufbieten,
Die u6glidit ~nieorigen gfnten eln8ufibren uno niht Die
2rlten 5u erb0ben.
@iertens-8in ih fir nHomentaHe 4ernbfebung Der
@oIerrnten fir gmi5pefe. Sd febe nidt. NIT peIheH
9edt man $500 fir fnuieno @olonen Maiier ~berlnngen
fam, Die our erriGhtng bon agobubduierit. @eihdits-
bierteIn uno BerbcHerungen berbrouht uiro.
tinfteus-Denfe ih, 0oB ben aRsetelten Der
@ofieruerfe ebenio CUTE 2obne. be5ablt tperoen, ME fe
bon pribnten Girmen be5cblt perOep. uho 0aB ieoer
subringt.
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Gg besabIt FH. IN ben sRIoF
ffsirten Nnseieeu~ Ger Tribiine aa
auglanclrsH
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Subn s. RcsIes fir Rihter beg
Muni5ipoIgeridts legislator 1870
Nn5.
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His Test Of Greatness.

He was perched on broken-d0wn
fence with a baseball bat over his
sturdy right shoulder and was evident
ly waiting for the others to arrive for
the game. Always anxious to i'm
prove the childish mind, | at once
suggested to him the opportunities for
study which he was wasting In the
profitless time squandered for pleas
ure. told him Of Columbus, of Wash
lngton, Lincoln, Grant, Lee. and other
lmmortals, whose names would live for
countless years to come. tried to i'm
press upon him that he should learn
more Of these famous persons who had
accomplished so much before death
overlook them; that they should stand
out to him as shining examples Of
what men may achieve through con-
scientious and consistent effort. l
asked in simple phrases that he study
these great men, and exert all his pow
ers to follow in their footsteps. Iwas
delighted to see spark of interest
hndle In his little black eyes at last.
"Sny, mister !" he chirped, leaning a
little toward me. and speaking In a
tone OF suppressed excitement, "could
any Of dem guys pitch curvef'
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-07-06
TAKE TO THE NEAREST WOODS
Mother Nature Has Health and Hap.
pness In Store for You.

Whenever opportunity offers take to
the woods, is the injunction of the
San Francisco Chronicle. These are
not so far away that you cannot reach
them in an hour or two. There you
will find vigor and rest to be found
nowhere else. Even though you come
home tired you will sleep all the bet.
ter and awaken feeling renewed in
body. mind and soul.
The grumbler will spend more time
and more money sitting around ia.
BILE loaded with beer swapping tales
OF woe with fellow sufferers than
would take him miles and miles away
to where there is pure air, bright
scenes and health.
Take your children to the woods
and fields and introduce them to Moth.
er Nature, who won't scold and find
fault with them if they romp and run
wild until tired and hungry.
With these lessons in life they will
grow into healthier and happier men
and women, which will mean greater
comfort and prosperity throughout
their days.
There is lot of comfort and hap.
piness in store for you, but you must
find the key to the storehouse.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-07-06
MAJESTIC THING is THE LAW
Successful Plea Made by British Advo.
cate VIII Prove Puzzling TO the
Average Lsyman.

Once upon time well-known adj
vocate Mr.. Byles before he became II
judgf was for the defendant In nm ac-
iion for breach OF promise OF marriage.
The plaintiff proved the promise 10
marry, and the defendant had married
someone else. The case seemed qnes-
lion of damages, but Byles put two
questions TO the plaintiff:
Did not he promise to marry you
when his father was dead?"
"Yes."
rs his father dead77
"No."
"That is my case. my lord" said
Byles.
But. Brother Byles," said the judge,
"he has married someone else"
"Well. my lord" said Byles, his
wife may die before his father or aft
erward. and he may outliye them both,
when II Will be time TO fulfill the
promise"
The plaintfl had, in fact. alleged In
her pleadlngs an absolute promise, and
the proof OF a conditional promise was
what was chilled fatal variance
which could not be amended. London
Answers.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-07-06
HOW TO CURE ECZEMA, ITCH
AND ALL SKIN DISEASES

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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-07-06
FAITH THAT WAS SUBLIME
Further Proof That True Love Knows
No Obstacles When Test
is Called For.

\ A young doctor recently took his best
girl to the opera. The curtain was late
!n rising and the young lady com
planned Of feeling faint. The doctor
smiled sweetly upon her, and took
something out of his vest pocket.
'Here," he whispered, keep this In
Jour mouth. Don't swallow It,"
Shyly the girl placed the object upon
her tongue and rolled 1t over and over,
but It would not dissolve. She felt
better, however. So she took the tab
let from her mouth. and slipped 1t in
her glove, as she was curious TO ex-
anime, when she got once more into
the light, this tasteless little sub
stance which had given her such relief.
When the happy couple were once
more outside the opera house the girl
stopped under n large lamp.
~Thot thing you gave me made me
feel ever so much better" she cooed,
gratefully wrestling with her glove.
Suddenly she bent over something
white and round in her palm. She
ooked up at his face.
"Dud-dud.Dick !" she stammered, In
4 choking voice, "why, it's nothing
out a pearl shirt buttonl"
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-07-06
CAUSED EMPEROR TO WEEP
"This Is the Regiment, Sire" Replied
Leader Of Remnant Of Brave
Regiment

German travellers are relating the
following story, which is going the
rounds OF the German empire. En-
peror William recently expressed the
desire to inspect regiment which had
particularly distinguished itself at
Verdun, and ordered It to he drawn up
outside his headquarters In the neigh
borhood Of the French fortress on the
following morning. The same day the
regiment participated In another furi-
Gus encounter, which wrought terrible
havoc In Its ranks, and when next
morning the kaiser stepped forward to
inspect the regiment he only found Il
small band Of 30 haggard soldiers sa-
luting him.
"But where is the reglmentf" de-
manded the emperor, In surprise. with
out for the moment realizing the posi-
tiOn.
"ThlS Is the regiment sire" the com
mandlng officer replied.
At this the emperor broke down and
wept like a child. and the inspection
Of the regiment was postponed.
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save your life-much as l--oh, you in.
solent. great rough tyrant! II de-
splse you!"
And. girlish volcano of irrepressi-
Bile emotion, Eugenie Ray, bursting in
to tears. dashed from the spot.
Two days later Walter returned to
college. He did not forget his bright,
volatile friend, but he never let her
know that when they met a year later.
He was the young gentleman quite and
she in long dresses. They we're
courteous, even friendly, but many a
time that stirring garden episode re-
Cured to the mind of Walter, and
from behind lowered lashes Eugenie
studied this handsome, self-possessed
young man and wondered why she felt
that there was vague barrier be-
tween them.
Then there was another year during
which they did not meet. Judge Ray
wondered why his daughter exhibited
no marked preference for any especial
one of her numerous suitors. Walter
kept away from the feminine element
He told himself that his professional
career was responsible for this. which
was partly true. Walter had worked
hard and had started In at the law in
good way and was winning golden
opinions professionally. There was
always, however, lingering memory
Of sunny boyhood's days, and amid the
retrospection he co,ld not Danish a
thought Of the bright flashing girl who
had been its regnant element
The Rays resided in county seat
in the far Southwest. Judge Ray con-
trolled that judicial circuit and Walter
had settled down to practice at Wads-
worth, typical border town. The
country about there Lad been settled
by sQuatters and land grabbers and
titles were in disorder Walter found
large clientele engaged in a battle
for their rights. Most of them had
valid title to the land they claimed In
securing evidence of their ownership,
Walter had to visit some of the widest
parts of the district Here desperate
and dangerous clique held control, re
senting the intrusion of strangers. but
the clients of Walter protected him by
furnishing him with secret sign
which would pass him anywhere in
safety.
By strange freak of destiny Judge
Ray was apportioned to take the place
of a Judge who was to decide some
cases at Wadsworth. Through some
inexplicable whim Eugenie asked to
accompany her father on his trip to
that place. Little did the Judge sus-
pect that 1t was because of Walter that
Eugenie was 20 intent on becoming his
companion on this especial journey.
SO 1t was at Wadsworth that Eu-
genie and Walter again met. Walter
was glad and Eugenie was happy, al
though she strove to conceal her true
emotions from parent and friend alike.
The young people met frequently, for
the little hotel where the Rays put up