davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-08
Folen oriiden 0en Qoiiern
ibren 9onf aus.
(DrabtIps iiber esnhhiue

y Serlin, Z. yfoo. Die oIterrci.
bil6en mo oeilti6cu Manifeite ii6er
Die &ieoer6eritelung eines poIni.
l6en Staates iuuroeu in @orIHou
IN elmer NloiienperIammluna Ieb6oFt
beipro6eu. Gos iolgcnoe Gelearamm
puroe an &oiier @il6eIm uno 9ai.
ler S5ran5 Soiep6 geIonot.
DVl1btige Nonor6en: 9ln oieiem
Gage 10 gliidid fir oas poInilde
Tolf, al Dem eS erfG6rt, Oob es frct
iein ioa, in eiuem outonomen Stoot.
nit ieinem eigeneu a0nig ino Ieiner
eigenen 9lrmee; an oieIem Tooe
Ordngt li9 ieoem 8rei6eit Iie6enoen
Folen Oas @efiibl ser Tanf6orfcit
ouf fir Ole, mel6e Oos poInilhc
Solf freipillig 6efreit un0 i6m bon
gteuem cine outonome 9leeieruna qe
geben bo6en. Gle Siege @llrer I'M.
belieg6aren 9lrmeen 6o6en 5pei
SlaOte Delrelt Stu0te, Dem polnis
ldeu Scr5en gIei6mdBig t6euer, ,@ar.
ibau unO Vilno.
Gas lle6ereinfommen 5iuilden
Geutidlano uno SeIterrei6. 6.llnaorn
glbt uns cine altouome, rationale
GriIten5, Die groBte @obIt6at fir ein
golf, no eibt itns aud oie W1oglid.
felt nit allen ilnieren arGften eegen
unieren grbfeinO, Sen W1osfopiter,
morihireu 81 fonnen.
@ir piiien erloudteite aoiIer, oob
guer ernlter @ine binter Dem itebt,
mas geide6en iit, inO ooB er in sic.
lem biitorii6en GreebniB geoeutiug
perIeibt DesboIb iibermitteln mir
@p. 0loieItdteu Ben 9(nsorud umIerer
Gonfborfeit imo Die @erIi6erling,
OoB oos polnii6e 8olf mobl in Ser
Gage iein miro, ieine Greue ieinen
&erbiinoeten 81 6eueiien."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-08
SdJnceItnrm in 6oloraOu.

GenDer, Gol. r. gioDember.
Gin idperer 5dneeiturm ieete beute
iiber Oas iueitIi6e imo noromeiiIide
Colorado. 9eribte bonn @elten oes
Stoutes oeilten an es iei ser idmeriic
Shirn oieieS Sabres. SSu @ontroic
iino 6 3oa S9nce eefallen. Sn Zen.
Der nabm Der Sdneeihrm am Mor.
Gen Ieinen 9Iniang uno oauerie bis
gladnittag @S ic6eiut, ais o6 CT
oen gau5eu Sag iiber an6alten miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-08

iidtsIoien Soud6ootfriee 5u con.
itriliren.
Cie 9efonutmodung eiebt cine
Goriteaimg Oes angebIi6en Ebatbe-
itauOes Oes Sales, lDoraus berDor-
ooB Elm britiider SiGisfrelBer am
"a. september 1915 inter neiltraler
6lagge id einem Oertideu Gau1.
boot, oas I'M meitli6en 4onol gcrooe
einen britii6cn San0els0ampier oer-
leutte, nd6erte. Sobal0 DER Siilfs-
frcil3er bis mIf SduBmeite berange-
fomnen mar, biBte er Oie meiBe
Sriegsflogge unO ieuerte ouf Oas
Eali6boot, Oas oerienft pilroe. Gam
rettete oas &riegsi6iif ole Wfonn-
l6ait oes GompferS ans ibren BOO.
ten. gfa6oem Dies geide6en, rettete
Der &relBer and 5pei Wtmn BON Der
geinbing oes Eou66ootes, peltbe in
Elm treiben6es Boot geflettert paren.
Die 9efanntmohung erfldrt, Der
@ebrau9 elmer neutralen 5Ingge iei
eere6tiertigt, mie Dies oub aus oem
Gerbnlten i'm 6olle Der oDlome" lm0
in anoeren 51aen 6eroorgebe, imo
iagt Damn neiter: ,giur Elm 9euti6er
fam Die 9e6ollptllng ser 9rutolitdt
oui @rino oes 8erItrei6ens ueniger
Dlinuten 5mii6en Der Gettimg Der
9riten uno Der Gciltiden erbeben.
(gtud Der bon Dem oeutiden SO.
nliralitob UerofientIibten GorItelllmg
oeS Sales mar oas Sauh6oot bel
Den Scillp.SnieIn nit Ser Gur6Iu.
dung zines 9ompfers, onideinenO
eines rmi6ulOieen SonoelsI6iffes,
oas ole omeritaniide 6lagge fiibrtc,
beiddftigt
Ger 9ampfer mndJte li6 oni6ei-
memo bereit, Elm Boot 6erinter3uloi.
len. 9llS icood oos Goudboot bis
orf 300 Dieter 6eranaefomnen mar,
otInete Der Dampier ploblih mas.
tirte SdieBpforten uno 6eqann au
lenern. Gas 8aubboot uur0e oers
ienft ieoob erreidten 5pei @onn
BON Der 8eiabune eliidli6 oaS oifene
@aIler inO idpammen nod einem
leeren Boot. Ger &reli5er berIuc6te
Damn nad Der glngabe oes 9(onIiroI.
itobes oas Boot 81 rammen, imo sic
Geutiben Ipraneen ms @aIier, nm
lib 81 retten. Sie flammerten Iid
cine babe Stinoe lang an 0ieEriim.
mer imO muroen ibIieBIic6 bon Dem
&reil5er aufgenommen)
3 6lnmmen ouf 0ampfer
geIGf6t.
B9ilo oeIpbio, 7. g3ooenber.
= Der britiibe Qompfer .@oIt
&oiut" fam bcute bon 9onoon bier
an mto 6eribtete, 0os sSeuer in Ger
glbtbeilung / 0es 9oOeroums babe
Dem S@ifte mr wenig S6ooen 8u-
9efiigt unO beoeute feline Gera0oe.
rlIng Der giiidreile.
Die 6lammcn Wuroen in Sonf uno
Sdnten cntOedt iino nuroen ourb
llntermoliericben geIoidbt. Gus Seiter
mlroe orobtIos an ooS cono0ilcbe
Wtortneont gemel0et, ais oos Sdiff
nod om 20. Oftober ouf bober Sec
por.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-08
gOtidufterS @emabliu beindlt
,TeutIdllnuD".

9tem 2on0oM Z. gloocmber-
H. @rdiin BON 9ernitorii, oes oelit'
iden goti6aiters @emabliu, beiudte
6elite bier oos Oeiti6e lluteriee-Son'
oelsboot .GeutidIauo". @s wnr
Dies ibr erIter geIub ouf oicienl
Sdifie. Iie @r1iin begob iid alS
@oIt OeS Gopitdns S0uig bon Der
,Gcilti6lano" in oie unteritenRalmc
oes 9ooteS, luste Ourd oos 9eriitop
lno trot in ieoe 9lbtbeilung ein
Ger gotI6aiter, Ger iuieoerbolte,
lein fur5er 9eiub bier iei ein D0aig
eeieIliger, begIeitete feline @emaDllI
nod Der Staats-ggerite, moielbit OaS
Iou6boot, peIdes fir feline pierie
&eiie gelaOen miro, Dem 9luge Der
Seiientlihfeit oeritedt, ieiteemadlt
lit. @r beeob Iib an 9oro Der
oGeiitidlono", aber idloB iid) Der
@rdfin ouf ibrer Snipeftionstour
nidt an. Ger 9oti9aiter erfldrtc
beilte mieOerim iorneIl, er babe oelII
GapitGn 90nig feline an oeu oeiltiHell
Soiicr geridtete Goit anpertrout, es
nuroe ober in @riabrune eebraft
OaB @oit Ser oeutiden gotI6oit poll
Der ,,IeiitihIono" oiti i6rer ndbIelI
Heiie beiorOert peroen ioa.
Ger 9otidoiter lmo feline @emo0
lin begobeu lid belite Yormittae bon
bier nod 9lem gorf.
llnbeOedte 8aeen befor,
bern Silber mad ser
gCeutidIono~.
gldt Conner Silberbillion ans
Der 0liin5e in Son 6rancisco luurOen
beute BON Der erpreB.@eieaidoit an
9abnbof abgeIaoen lmo uui fiini ul''
bepodten @agen noh Dem Can
oinesplabe oes oelrti6en llnieriee'
Sauoelsibiifes ,,CeltIdlano" iiber'
iii6rt. 9liemono hophe geroudt
Dob @igentbum i'm @ertbe bon eirer
SierteI gPilion ouf oieIe neuartige
8eiie beioroert murOe.
Gie @lannihoften oer ,1eutld'
lano" iperoen beute 9lbcno in N1uIiic
i'm 06robiinn.Glub" lmterbdltel'
lperoen uno iperOen noG ser Inter
baltiua mad glap 2onoon 5lriid'
febren.
6biHa's 2eiter Ses 9ImsuGrtigrr'
EefinG Z. 9lopember. gSu
Sinaiang lit gum 01iniiier oes gus'
pdrtigen ernannt wor6en, Das For'
lament bat berte 70 eiit pie eiuitinl'
mig ole grneumtne beitGtigt.
@u Singions lit mebrere Sa0re
bineIiI6er ocinnoter in @aibingtpn
eelueien ino bat Iid oltf Oiriem go
tpu oIS tiid,tioa. 1>;tIo,,.l L.,,,.h,.f
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-08

Sonoon T. gloDember. 9ie
Aomiraiitot iieat in elmer geitern
slbeno per6ifentli9ten gefanntma.
hiIng BON Reuem in glbreOe, OoB Iie
iemals eincu 9efebl ertbeiIt babe,
lleberleben0e oeutidber Ealldboote
brandten nidt gerettet 81 perSen.
Gie 8efonntiuadlng erfldrt, sic
oelti6e %reiie perill6e, aapital ans
elnen Gor9ong 81 lbIagen, oeh Iie
OILS einen 5peiten n9arolone~ san
be5ei6ne, Ht0gliderpeiie, INN oie Of.
lentlihe Nleinung in 9(merifa aeaen
'SroBbritarnien ati8u6rineen ODER
I'm einen @ouuano fir cfnen rid
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-10-07
DA JOHNSTOWN, PA.
LA GRANDIosA FIESTA DEL p OTTOBRE

CA Gatto)
Columbus Day prepara in ohnstown grandiosis
sma fesa per naguazone ferovara del
Pennsylvania R. R. staba tai data per dare maggor i'm
pulse que gorno grande navgaore Geno
gloria deg Itaan la coona itaiana dovrebbe
essere grata ronoscene per Foperao questi Amecan
Ma nube sembra vogia ofuscare nome italiano poi
della locale Camera Commerce. urono da-
matt inv lutte lie soceta della citta distnzone d
"a lutte unanm aderrono MEMO lie SOCETA ITALIANE che
di socea di soc esen in Johnsown solo due Ia
VITO LUNIONE CALABRESE hanno acetate invite Vi
concorrranno banda Iaana aegorco rap
presentante la Fata Morgana.
Quae dsonore non sarebbe per Coona Ialana d John
Pa II otobr fiesta egae Ialiana le bandere d
lutte lie nazoni svenoassero PItalana vedesse
Vergogna denigratori del nome taano.
Rguardo che la Camera d Commerce. nvto lutte R societa
aane JOHNSTOWN che taun volero accettare,
pareremo dopo della fiesta per conoscee ala cOona inera
dengratori chi coloro che fanno odare
fulgdo deIItaIiano mel paese che ci ospita.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-10-07
PROGRAMME

Laba del gorno soenne sara sauata daO spare d NOR
aret dial dnn parottc ola sceO copo musicale
ALE ore avvra ougo la runone generate di utt COM
ponen ntererranno ALA parata nea saa sOcae Voro
En- III Allie parata sflera ungO vie princpale
Paee penno pae lutte e spiccate personata adorne
della coccarda Italana
AL Park No parato fiesta per occasione gil orator. uf-
ca PROF G. WSTEPHENS direttore dele scuoe comunae il
sign FIORENTINO DI GIROLAlO parleranno della vita del
ds Gran navgatore Durante giono mile attire at
tratve svoe d cu Qgg posamo dare segreu
Esse saronno seguite da m
gran bao dretto DALI abssmo concera Mr. E. Kelly da Cor
rown Pa Non mancheanno furoch protecnic che saraon
incendiati allie II d notte da rnomati artist AMERICAN
ITALIAN FIRE WORKS CO. Dunbar Pa Tutt cooro che in
ALA parottica festa dvertanno monde
ranno cortesemente occot.
COMITATO.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-10-07
PRoPosITo DEL DETECTIVE COLANGELO

Coangelo d Indiana viene al nostr uci
c prega publicare qUanto qui appresso rferiamo:
taste chusas danno estaa per lui COST
fatae ola farg perdere la cenza detective perco soto
della gacca occhegga sfogOrante badge
detective lie tasche posteror pean
cariche del e del mestere zante detective dice chara
mene che da qUeso momento ncomnca cacca speta
tut voatOri della egge che Ia speciata sara
quea portare fronte al gudice COST de speaeasy
Eg veccho conoscore della para ogg 81 rova in d
quana evidence data quantta d che
dsrbuisc cafe rnfoza bcchrni colorat buttge
puman ncassando tan dimes che, nVece dovebbero far
campanlo dele regisro dele barreSignori
speakeasy gherminela govane forte detective
sara il vostro persecutore.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-10-07
NOZZE PASCUZZI - SIRIANNI
COMITATO.

&C. W Tn sogno tempo carezzato in tutta la pienez
del giovanni pogo ioved di questa etmana
egego govane Giuseppe Pascuz da Niagara Falls conduse
aaare la dstinta simpatica sgnorna Francesca Srann
Data la popolarita' sma che crconda 10 famgia della
sposa il atronio segno avvenmento mel vago La
arona regosa flu celebrate nea chesa cattoca d Ernest
dial Rev E. Farr Compare delanelo fu Michele Di Fazo
comare Giuspna Dopo cermonia 81 tenne sonuoso
rcevimento "CANEVA HALL al quae intervene una foa
mensa di amc parent deg spo ed ut fu oerto gus
oso praro con vini spuman bra freschssma doc nfre
chi sigari serviti profusione
Al suono d celta orchestra 81 danzo no tarda ora
Aoli spos pu ervd auguri d vita lunga fece IRA
data dial .piu costante amore
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-10-07

Domenica 1 corr. 81 spegneva
nella propia abitazione in Clymer
Pa, nella eta di 81 ami il Sigr.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-10-07
LA PARTENZA DI UN VOLONTARIO

Mared ci hanno regalato gradta vista in uco
suolo simpatc gran pare abbonati
lettor fedei del "PATROTA ut amic d veccha data Ess
festeggavano compaesano Sig Narcso Sandr che
trasporato da vyo pao essa para per
rnforzare file del eercito cOmbatente per
grandezza della bella Italia.
Quantmque Sgr Sandritt avrebbe pouto usufrure del
vaggo gratis del R. Console e O da tai
peso sua Pa ornendos bgetto d marco per conto pro-
prio alAGENZIA TTAIIANA di questa ca dopo
bcchieraa al Moore Hotel Sgr Sandr posto
accompagnato da compaesani dial Sig Garofalo
Manager d delta Agenza al Is Carpenter Indiana Pa
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-10-07
SCOPERTA D AMERICA
E celebrera' con sincere patriottismo Ia pres

ceebrera con sincere patriosmo la presa d Gorilla
quel gono che ogni angelo della terra Italia coonale
celebra annversario d data che coso sudor sacc
lagrme d Barnesboro Pa quele mitrofe
doebbero atteare la devozone nosta ALA memorade Eroe
Genovese il cui mpadisce neousca col passare
deg dele Tuti gil Itaan d questa cttadina
dintorni sentono amor Paro cui fg
ottano mpavd guerra Santa d redenone per pu grande
Italia invitatanche la loro con-
rbuscano renere pu sonne avenmento che sara ceeba
sotto tutti rapport magnco al Park No gioIo XII Ot
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-10-07
ATTRHVERSO "A CONTEA G DINTORNI
METTONO FUOCO AL BON TON


Doena scorsa A M. 81 sviuppo' ncendio
mgaa d doar d dao mel magazine locale del Bon
Tom Laarme fu dao d Chinese ed dparmeno del fuoco
pronto sui uscendo COST domare fuocO che mnicca
nero Boc" ST dice che fra motto 81 aTannO deg
res Important avendo popiearo del magazine Mr. Rose del
sospetti.
er Paltro urono rovate nascose nea Pennsylvania Yard
vage pene d refurva sospet quanto prima
Assicurati ALA poIizia.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-10-07
FIESTA IN FAMIGLIA
DA CLYMER. PA.

Una mpaca fiesta 81 svoe doena scorsa nela casa del
Sgr Gandett occasione del batesmo b
etchette che annoano formaa vuoe di
alegria vera perfeta; il carattere della fiesta.
Dopo cermonia religiosa imo nVita sedettero ad
succuenco pranzo naao yin generoo ed Ona bra serv
prousione Al orchestrna 81 danso fno ad
tarda quando gil nvat alegr 81 tirarono la merdana
segnava lie piccole del unedf
coniugi Gandetti ed ALA cristiana vadano nostr
auguri
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-10-07
ANTONIO GRAHAM Marotta

Native df Mazda (CatanzaroJ, !,
affetto da malattia ribelle ALA
piu' premurose cure della sci
enza e della famiglia, che in
brew giorni 10 ridusse in fine.
I funerali ebbero luogo Mer-
coledi' 4 corr, ,inponentissimi pei
gran concorso di popolo, il largo
tribute fIoreale, e Pintervento
della CADORNA Band, di ely
.mer e la Italian Band di Cham
bersville, dirette dal prof. J. Co
lonna.
La salma fu portata nella chic
sa cattolica di Clymer per la
.messa soIenne funebre e le pre-
.ci di rito, indi in tramways spe-
ciali ed automobile in Indiana
owe fu tumulata mel cimitero di
San Bernardo.
II defunto lascia nell profon-
do dolore la dogma sua compagna
ed i figli.
ALA vedova ed al figi giunga-
no graditi i SEMI del nostro cor
doglio.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-10-07
DA ERNEST, PA
MORTO NELLA MINIERA

LunedP minator d Ernest diedero piu bella prova della
loro soldarieta accompagnando in aRultima
dmora 49, Bernard Cemetery" loro compagno di lavoro
Charles Rac poacco rmaso ucco soo rana d carbone
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-10-07
GRAN FIESTA
SOlenne Commemorative di
CRISTOFORO COLOMBO
DELLA PRESA DI GORIZIA

Questanno- come negi atr ami il forente benemero
Sodaizio NJ S. Vttoro EN- H. unto ad comitato specae
Cadno composite d giovanni voeneros paptanti d vvO
trottismo nte nobmente ua la loro energa
per della coona sontuoa
pompa la fatidica data della
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-10-07
INFORTUNIO SUI LAVORO

Sabato scorso venue coveato andana Hospital Giuseppe
Lorenz da Coal Rum attura della gambia destra La dis
aza avenne nea Gnera No di Coal Rum mentre Lorenzn
ntento frenar perduto equbro cvOlava SUI
lie rotate
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-10-07
Da BARNESBORO, PA.
PER IL COLUMBUS DAY

coare per la fiesta del Columbus Day Barneboro ben
volenteri Ia PublchiamO:
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-10-12
Auto Wheel Afire.

A touring party from Bedford
had peculiar experience Mon
day not far from Chambersburg,
on the Lincoln Highway. When
descending the Tuscarora noun
tain the break on one of the rear
wheels became overheated and
set the wheel afre. The trouble
was not discovered until all the
spokes were badly charred, and
practically burned off.
After the blaze had been ex-
tinguished the party believed
that they could still reach Cham
bersburg on the damaged wheel.
Near the home of S. S. Reisher,
the spokes gave way and the ma
chine crashed to the ground. The
National automobile comp any
took the machine to Chambers
burg and the party continued its
journey by rail. The wheel was
reflled and Tuesday afternoon
the machine started on its home
ward journey.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-10-12
ROOSTER WOULD FIGHT ARMY
At Least That Is Oregon Mans opln-
ion Of Fowl That Attacked and
Disabled Him.

Down on a farm near the Furnish
dam there is a rooster that l.. A. Nc
Clintock, local implement dealer,
thinks should be on the fighting
front over in Europe or down in
Mexico. "The blankety blank would
fight an army by himself" he says,
and he speaks from painful expert.
ence that put him on the hospital
list.
In company with Sam Paine, W.
c. E. Pruitt and Ebert Stickler, he
went down to the Furnish dam the
other day in quest of good fishing. As
the anglers were walking through the
barnyard at the ranch there a big
Buff Cochin rooster strutted out with
rufiled feathers. Evidently he was in
a belligerent mood as a result of the
trespass upon his preserves.
Coming up behind McClmtock,
he delivered a sturdy peck at the inn
plement mans calf, which was pro
tected by a knee boot. The rooster
was not to be denied by any such de-
fense. Walking around in front of
McClintock, he leaped into the air
and drove his sharp spurs home just
above the knee, one on either side,
delivering at the same time a stout
blow from his beak.
The spurs entered the flesh and
struck the tendons Of the leg. Nc
Clintock had to be helped to an auto
mobile, so effectively had the old
rooster crippled him. BY the time
he reached home his leg was swollen
and stiff, and he could not use it for
some days.-Pendleton (Ore.) Dis
patch to Portland 0regonian.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-10-12
OAK GROVE.

Harry aud Otto Benson and
Ralph Shore, in Harry's car,
went to Mt. Union last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Palmer,
of Mt. Union, recently visited
friends here Tor a few days.
G. W Barnett spent last week
in Youngstown, Ohio.
Dennie While, wife and family,
and Mr. ana Mrs James Benson
viewed Gettysburg, Sunday.
Very sorry 10 lesrn Of the sad
death by infantle paralysis of
the little child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry McCIaIn, a nouce Of which
appears elsewhere IN this paper.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-10-12
Number Three.

n 1CAAfA As6oO1O
Proposing an amendment to ar,.,
nine, section four OF the Cons,,.a
ton OF the Commonwealth
Pennsylvania; authorizing vi
State to issue bonds To u u'
amount of fifty millions OF aug aug
lars for the Improvement OF s N.
highways OF the Commonwealth '
Section 1. Be II resolved bv ~.
Senate and House OF Represon.a'e ae
tives OF the Commonwealth OF pana
sylvania In General Assembly ma. @
That the following amendment y,
the Constitution OF Pennsylvania
and the same is hereby, proposed ~ -
accordance with the eighteenth ~
ticle thereof nv
That section four OF article min.
which reads as follows:
Section 4. No debt shall be -.
ated by or on behalf OF the sts,o
except to supply casual deficiencIa.
of revenue, repel invaslons, suppreSs
insurrection. defend the State -
war, or to pay existing debt: ana
the debt created to supply deflcienc,
in revenue shall never exceed in N |
aggregate, at any one time, one mi
lion dollars" be amended so as :,
read as follows:
Section 4. No debt shall be c,o
ated by or on behalf of the stats
except to supply casual deflciencIe,
OF revenue, repel invasion, suppres,
insurrection, defend the State /,
war, or to pay existing debt; and
the debt created to supply de6clen
cier in revenue shall never exceei
In the aggregate, at any one time
one million dollars: Provided, hoy
ever, That the General Assembly, 1
respective OF any debt, may autho.
lie the State TO issue bonds to III
amount Of fifty millions OF dollar
for the purpose OF improving an
rebuilding the highways Of the Con
monwealth.
Section 2. Said proposed amend
ment shall be submitted TO the qua.
flied electors OF the State. at tht
general election to be held on tht
Tuesday next following the frs
hOHuhy VI NOfemDeT III lno year
nineteen hundred and eighteen, for
the purpose OF deciding upon the
approval and ratification or the re-.
lection of said amendment. Said
election shall be opened, held, and
closed upon said election day, at the
places and within the hours at and
within which said election Is direct,
ed to be opened. held. and closed.
and in accordance with the provi.
sions Of the laws Of Pennsylyanla
governing elections. and amend.
ments thereto. Such amendment
shall be printed upon the ballots In
the form and manner prescribed by
the election laws OF Pennsylvania,
and shall in all respects conform to
the requirement Of such laws.
A true copy Of Joint Resolution
No. 3.
CYRUS z. WOODS.
Secretary OF the Commonwealth
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-10-12
COMFORTING WORDS.
Many a McCOuusllsburg Household viii
Find Them So.

To have the pains and aches OF
a bad back removed-to be en-
tirely free from annoying, dan
gerous urinary troubles, is well
enough to make any kidney suf-
ferer grateful. The followir g ad
vice of one who had suffered Will
prove comforting words to hun
dreds of McConnellsburg read
ers.
F. NJ. Taylor, civil engineer,
Water St, McConnellsourg, says
81 suffered from severe pains In
nv back and Ions. | had weak
kidneys, the action beng lrregu'
lar. Doan's Kidney Pills gave
me great relief. l always take
them with me when go out OF
town, because if 1 catch cold, l
get a slight attack of the trouble.
When this occurs, can always
depend on Doan's Kidney Pills
Cor relief" "
Price SOC. at all dealers. Don't
simply ask TOR a kidney remedy
get Doau's Kidney Pills-the
same that Mr.. Taylor ha d.
Foster-Mllburn Co Props, Buff
falo, N. Y.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-10-12
E. Y. S. N. S.

Cal. Baldwin is playing centre
on our football team.
Miss Mary Cutchall was elect
ed to take the place of Miss
Dorothy Kirk as secretary of the
Normal society. This society has
out grown its old quarters, and
the chapel of the new model
school has been assigned to it.
A splendid quartette was rend-
cred in Society last Friday. M.
Vernon Wink, chairman.
Mr.. Walter Johnston, near Ci-
to, is visiting at the Normal.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-10-12
GRAcEY.
Fine weather for fall work.

Fine weather for fall work.
School opened Monday under
the efficient management of Prof
Rapck. Get interested boys and
girls. The teacher will do his
part
Mrs Emma Gracey is visiting
relatives and former acqualnt-
ances here.
Luther Grove and Mr.. and Mrs
A J. Fraker, all of Clear Ridge,
accompanied by Alex Gamble
and wife, of Shade Gap, visited
one day last week IN the home OF
Mr.. CANDLES nephew, Jesse b.
Heefner.
Miss Freda Shaw, Of Mapleton
is visiting her half-slster, Mrs.
Albert King, and other relatives.
Mrs. Isaac McClain and son
assisted her daughter, Mrs. Jes'
Sc Laidig, to boil apple butter
one day recently.
On last Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse Heefner and daughter o.
I've, accompanied by Mrs. Minta
Miller and son Glenn, near Clear
Ridge, motored to Franklin coun
ty and called on Mr.. Morrow
Gamble and family returning IN
the evening after having travelled
II miles.
The recently elected United
Brethren pastor preached his
first sermon last Sunday at Mt.
Tabor. Mr.. Benson will leave
soon for his new field of work,
James Fields, of Clear Ridge,
was IN our vicinity last week buy
ing cows.
Albert King came home Satur.
day, remaining until Monday.