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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-19

gertrauen in scr, Scinat6 lpieOcr
bcr5uIicIlci
Scrr 3i6lmon mnr0c nit Dem
ii6li6cn itiirnii6cn QlpplauS be-
griiBt, elmer Glmogl6e bes @ertrdu-
ems uuo Scr @cipiB6cit 0cS Sieges.
@r-gimoe. Senator George g. g8cI-
lington iuel6er c6enfoaS anpcirhO
lpor, be9riiBte senator SorOiug ais
cincr Der @rltcn.
6rcOcrtd 6 ourtD 6oir
cr6finct.
Ger critic 9og DER 6reOcrid SO.
2on0pirt6iHoitS 9luSitcl(mg ionO
eine aus mc6r oils 10000 a6pien be-
itc6cnoc @}enec olf Dem 3citpIob in
Sreocrid oeriounielt. Sic oicsid6rigc
9luSitcalng lit nit 6cionocrs i6oncu
mo 5oblrci6eu G6icftcn beiddt.
gl6er nu9 Ole Sraucn baben i6r sc.
ties get6an 6auswirtbidaftIi6e Sc
genitdnOe 5ur S6ou 81 bringen. @on
Den llnterbaltungen i6eint oaS 9fcn.
men Die oroBte 9ln5icbungSfroft aus
3lliiben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-19

5reunoeu in Der 9116e Der TO- Stro-
be ino g}eip g)orf gIoenue befonO,
ais Die 9eioen i6r 9lutomo6il an Der
StroBencde onbielten rnO iA i6r
nd6erten. sic iugte ierner, ooB ser
cine Der 9lngetlogten ibr ein @oIi5ci.
gl65eiden 8eigte unO i6r 81 Deritc6Cn
CAB, ooB iie i'm gum gol5ci.&oipt
quarter 6eeleiten miiiie. sic 6o6c
iid einoeritouoen erfl0rt, mit5ufo6-
rem oo6 ols iie eepobr puroe, OoB
man Tie nidf sur @oli5eiitotion fo6
re, 1obe iie I'M Siilfe eerlifcn.
SIN @eri6t CAB 03oceD an ooB es
iino Y}iller Den 9t6euo eetrunfen bot
ten sic 6dtteu oaS 9l65ei6en nur
ais Bluff beuubt, BOD ais 5rISol-
bert cingeitieeeu mar, 6Gtten iie oie.
iel6en ouigeforOcrt, ipieoer ous5uitei.
gen sic babe jeOod oorollf 6eiton.
oeil uo6 Der @oli5eiitotiou 5u fab
rctl @r lei Oaralfbit meitergefo6.
ren in scr Sofinung OoB Sri. Eol-
bcrt i6rc 0leiune dnoeru wiiroe.
@}iaer mobte cine G6uIide 9(usiogc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-19
glnS bent Snncrn WinrDlnnO's nnO
Oen ungreu5enOcn StGaten.
Sur 5or6crung ser Ser
fchrS.

Sur JorOcrung ser Ser.
febrS.
lin ole 8eforOerrne bon 9oblen
idneIler llno beiier beforoern al t6n-
uen iino oic @clciie DER n8eitern
@1orDlono 9obn1 imo Der ngoIti-
more un0 Ohio" bel sSoDette, in Scr
9ldbe bon Gonneasoile, fir Den
@erfebr BON oen 5airmont aobIen-
fel0ert ber6unoen moroen.
6ron Stoncbrofer &c
itorben.
S5n 8iaiamSport ltor6 Die @ottin
oeS Or. Sugett Stonebrofer inn g(l-
ter bon rs So6ren on 8linooorm-
@nt5iinoung. 8rou 6ronces 30.
Stonebrofer, ole @eritorbene, binter-
lGBt ouBer i9reni @otten bier 9inOer
mo 5mei Stieffinoer, bon 0enen
Gins, Serr s. g8. Stoncbrofer, in
Baltimore Iebt.
g9olIen Srn. Eoft 6oren.
8on Sogerstomn meroen li6 30
republifanii6e Serren nob 9olti-
more begeben im Der 8eoc, peltbc
Sr. Gait in Der n2uric.Soae" fir
Srn. Sugbes BORT bolten miro, 5u5ll-
boren. Die Serren perocn ont go6.
mittag per gGntomo6iI nod 8aIti-
more fobren uno nod 8eenoigung
Der 9ieoe nod Sogerstopn 8uriid-
febren
Mebi5iner in Sibung.
0ie bnl6i1brli1c 8eriommlune
Der @titelieoer ser W1orDlGnoer meoi.
oinii6en rmo biruraiihen 6ofuIt0t
in HodoiGc muroc bon mc6r ais bun
bert pronliuenten gler5ten aus Dem
Stoote beiu6t @s murOen W}or.
gen im0 g3o6mittugs .Sisungcn ob.
gcboIten uno om 0tittog betbeilieten
iid ole glnpeienoen an einem @iien,
ipie es in 0torDlonO in bergongenen
3eiten iiBlid ipor, peldes bon Den
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-19

Gomen ser goptiitenair6c in &od-
bile Oen &crren 5u @bren geee6en
wurocn.
Den &oriib bel scr Gonieren5
fiibrte Or. @rueit 8. guGorO, Der
4r6iioent Der 02ont9omerD- -GountD
mcOi5inii6cn @eIeIli6ait.
Ole 8eomten Scr 5ofltltGt iinO Die
folgenoen g8crren 9SrGfi0ent 8.
Sgbitrioge g8iaioms bon Baltimore,
8ice. Yrdlioenten: 8. s. Gomrico bon
GborlcS- -GoiintD, SO. 9. g5orris bon
Baltimore uno S. q. Gbotaro BON
Baltimore, S6otmciitcr ". @.
@oroner bon Baltimore.
9 6criffs @ebHBrcn
fcit9eiebt.
S5n $ogerstopn muroe cine ieit
lofgcr 3cit icbon beite6enoc Gontro.
bcrie in 9ctreff Scr Sporteln fir ocn
Sderiff BON oen County Gouniiiid
ren beioelegt iuocm oem S6eriff
ooer ieinen @ebiilien 10 Gents fir
ie0c @&cilc fir sic SIN. uno Serfobrt
nod einent @unfte I'M Gcuntp, no
cine 9lubeitorilng itottfinoet ooer po
ole ltnteriu6ung eineS Gcrbre6enS
-liuternommen iuerOen muB. 8iS jcbt
bro6ten oos 3u6tbous inO oos Or
beitS9ous SIS tdglid ein.
3u 5ilidbIi6en GountD Steuer-
g(6idGsern fir Sagerstopn puroen
oie $S. elmer 6. &iper, S.G. Stonc-
6rotcr, S. @oeor Seller ilno Syoiepb
8ciglcr ernotnt.
SIR @ilion nno Brobi.
tion.
0as 8elultot Ger bon Der o5reoc-
rid&oit~ in6reocrid borgenommenen
Strob glbitimuuns fir uno geeen
&robibition 5citigtc ous foIeenoe
8eiultot
Sin Sug6es 2O5; fir @iIion 252.
Sir ASrobi6ition 246; eegen @ro-
6i6ition 1862.
SIN Sabre 1912 iton6 Die Stimen-
obao6e, ipic folgt. Sir g8ilion 1874
fir &ooiebelt 9s; iiir Soit 60.
9oIitiidcS aus ocm
Sfoot.
@enerdl.9(nmoIt G6omaS ". Gre
9orD 6ielt onl1Bli6 cirer Oemofrati-
ideh N}aiicnperiamnliIug in 9od-
bile cine 9lnIprobe OIL ne6r ais 400
oeriommeltc @d6ler ans Oem W}ont.
gonerD.Goiuttp. Syn iciner Geoe Der.
t6ci6igte er oen 9Srdiioenten ge9cn
Die BON Seitei Ser @egenportei cr-
bo6eien 9tnitbuIoigungen ino prizes
@rn. @ilion fir ieine 9Ioniiniitro.
tion, inoem CT ioete, odB fein 8rdii.
bent ieit 2incoln's 8eiten 10 nnoe.
re6tiertiot fritiiirt moroen IeL ais
scr jeeioc &rdiioent.
gliiliiiirmiibes @rildcn oer 9(n-
ipcienocn BIN 1ielt uu6 DER Gon9reB-
Gb5coronetc QelpiS eiuc 9lniprot6e.
5toots Gontroletr I1cMullen
iprnb in 6ereoten @ortcn Srn. 2eipiS
Oas Sob. gr ici bon ieinenl @eencr
So5iaIiit eenanut iporoen. Sonte onS
meinen ouB Serr Sepis Die 9G6iidt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-19
Gborlcs ". &ub ser Soupt,
rc0uer.

ebnrfcs W. &ns ser Soupt.
rc0uer.
Sol. Charles @. aub, Der Snee.
nieur @omHifGr fir Sen Giitrift,
miro Der SauptreOner in eiuer Ser
iautmluug Scr Capital Groction, Sef.
tiou 0lr. s, Ser 9lmericon 9ioihuoD
9liociotion iein, sic beutc 9l6euO nm
s llbr in Ger 6oae an Der @de Der
SO, rpo Wf-StraBc, 93..g8., obee6ol.
ten miro. Ole Gireftoren iopie bic
9eantenpdbl itebt ouf Dem &ro-
gramme. Gas G6emo, lpeI6es Sol.
aub beipreben miro, 6ebauoeIt: Ct
nige &6oien Ser SSugenieur 9lr6ei-
ten oes 3Htrifts.~
@rets 5ogiiid i6pere
gronoipnnOcn5
Ser rs Sabre oltc 9cniduin ..
Somilton BON glr. 20t2, &iaDer@loce,
9s..@.. crIitt iblpcre 9ronOmuuoen
an Ieinen SGnoen uno 9lrmel, ais
CT Elm 6euer Ioidcrt poIlte, Oos in
Ieinen 3inmer dus9c6roden mar
@r iuurOe in oos emergency Soipital
gc6ro1t, Ger ongeriGtete Shaoelt
belief iib aiif $50
y or Ser leBitnqen bem0brt
iporOen.
Sam. N1oric bon g1r. 1929, g.
StroBe, G..@., entgirg nit fnopper
9tot6 einem gr6Bercn lln6liid, olS
icin 3weiroo ouf 0em Grolleg Sc
leiIc in ser O3d6e ser Gonnecticut-
9lbeiuc unO IS. StroBe, 9S.-8., 5pi-
iden 5ipei StroBeu6obn @asgonS
lm6r NlorIe iuurOe BON ieinem 81
gei6leuoert unO tpnroe Icidt berIest.
GoS 6abrrao ieOod iuiiroe 5ertriini.
inert.
@ iinfdt 9 omito9 ais 6ot
ben Sciertag.
SdabomtS SefretGr 8iQiom 2.
Nic9tOoo bot eineil 9ricf ou oen 9rd-
iiSenten @iIion oeridtet, IN mel6ern
ct Ieine @iaigiing oes @orI6loees
dits0riidte, oie Samitag Yiittd9.5c.
rien in Den 9lcgierltnes Ieportc.
uents ouf oos gan3c Sabr ous5uoe6.
men. Ger SefretGr 6eno1ri6tigte
0en 9rdiioenten, ooB Oieie freien
SnI6toge in sen Sommermonoten
biel oIs Elm 9lniporn fir ole Beam.
ten sur 9lrbeit eriuieien 6oben.
Berb 0lung bertogt.
9lbert S. 0ldrcD uno @OmorO 3.
g2iler, lpeIde Dor elmer @ode Der.
boitet mur0eu, itnter Der geidulOi.
gung, SRI. 9lnnie Eol6ert bon gts.
ia, 93em gorf gIocrue, in Elm
gliitomobil geIodt uuo iie nit @emaIt
in Der @Ioidine feItgebalten 5u bo.
6en botten iid6 negen t6dtliden 9lr.
griifs 3u oerdnttporten. 9(uf 6oS sc.
inb OeS glnlUolts Der 6eiOen iingen
Sente pnroc Die @ntidei0rmg ii6cr
ben san Bis opf Sreitag Oerido6en.
Die 8eiduIoigten tpnr0en BON 3uci
Yoli5iiten oerboftet notb elmer @erFol.
sitrg, ole iid unf 10 @epierte aus.
oe6nte. SRI. Gal6ert ipieoer6oIte
ibre @rfldruna Dab iie iih nit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-19
eataIberidltc ans gsai6inaton.

Sotalberldlte nns gSaibIngtOn.
Zen aueeln entgau9eu.
Sic 35 Sabre olte 0egerin Clara
@it6eripoon, ipelde in g}r. 2433, On.
tario GooO, g1..W., pobut fam bon
Slid reoen DAB lie bon i6rent @at,
ten @m git6eripoon niht aefroi.
len ipiuoe, ser 5tpei Sdiiiie ouf iic
o6geieiert bott @ine Guacl fro6tc
onrb oie @Iostbiire, Ourh rpelc6e lie
cine ScfiIuoe oorber 9egonoen mar.
2luto ur6 Gar coIlioiren.
Sin gliitomobil, oas Dem in Scr.
1910 SStroBe. gl..g9., mobn6aften
% 01c2eon gebort uuo bon ibm &C.
leuft iUuroe, colioirte nit einerggaiG-
ingtou cIeftriihen Gar IN Der 03d6c
Der o. uno 9-StroBc, lno lpur6c
Ipift beiddoiot Sr. Mc2eou prroe
nibt oerlebt
@cmelOete 0iebtGbIe.
Gem 3ciduer Charles 6. BERN
man purOc, iuie er Der 8oIi3ei er.
fldite, Elm lle6er3ie6er i'm @ertbe BON
$25 geitobleu.
SSit einem Souic an Der &.StraBc
erbeutete Gin Gie6 Sic 9rieftoi6e oeo
Srn &. 81. NlcGob BON Or Si5,
Connecticut 9Ioenue, nit einem Sa.
bait bon $40.
Gin Soidjei0ie6 entipenoetc Sem
Srn Sofuoro @aip aus Cincinnati
G6io, Der iid iut Sonilton Sotel
olii9dIt einc 9rieitoidc nit $40 Sn-
balt.
Cine 9oloene llbr i'm @ert6e bon
$50, oas @ieentbum BON 60. goiing,
glr l07 3. StroBc, 60. tpuroe
aus ieinem 9lutomo6il eeitoblen.
SomcS q. z. 9lnocrIon bon 03r.
2til, @ermout 9lberue, 9S.-g8., be.
uodridiiete oie golBei, oaB ibu ei-
nc 93egertt in Der gsdbe Der 6. Str.
INN Reip gorf 9lpeuue, 9t.-g9., on.
eeiproben mo ee6eteli babe, i6r ci.
nen S. S6ein 3it fpedieln. Gr ipedj.
ielte ben SHeirL fono ober ipdter
oiis, Dob er Inn $i5 berou6t troroen
mar
Gin lte6er5ie6cr unS 5uei Sipea-
tcrs i'm @ert6c BON 500, @igent6um
BON S. 6. Soaen6of bonn E6ordou.
Soiel ipiroen aus ieirent gutomobil
in ser germont @aragc, gsr. 1929,
&ernont Court, geitobIen.
Sin 6euerloid 9(pparat, ein clef.
iriither Sdeiniperier uno aipfer.
orabt i'm @eiommtpertbe BON 500
murOen aus ser @oroge I'M riidpdrs
tigeu Ebeile oes Souies bon Siooore
Gjlaiier, 92r, 56t2, Georgia glpenra,
g}.g9.. entmeuOet.
6rl. 9}caic GeillD bon gtr. 9fl,
ej-5troBc, 91.-gg., benahric6tigte sic
Foli5ci oaB lire @o6nim0 BON ci.
mem Dieb 0einigehIdt iuor0en iei ser
$3 IN SfleingeIo, eine Sddle nit Sc
bnristogsfarteu eiiten Hepoloer inS
eihe glii5abI bon pertbooaen olten
WRiin5en mO Toilette 9(rtifeIn &C.
itoblen 6atte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-19

&orboItun0. Gin engIdn-
scr lmo Gin gieutralcr iprec6cn i6cr
oen 9rieg. Ga mcint ocr g}cutrolc.
pSSic moIlt i6r Ocn Oeutideu 9loIer
6c3pingcn no ic6on octtide @loipcn
10 firdt6or in0l"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-19
81 cpu6lifoniidc 9 {
dmmllng.


Sn Cumberland 6ottcn liB rcpil.
blifoniicbc @d6ler aus alien E1eilcu
ocS GoiniDS 3ll cincr 0Ioiicnocr.
ammling I'M Observation-Disclosures
cin9eiuuoen. 9unOcss Senotor S8or.
ren, @. Soroing, Or. SoIcpb 8.
;Sroncc, GauoiOot fir ooS 9Imt cincS
9unoes. Senators, unO senator Src.
Oerif 9t. 3i6lmon, GonOioot iiir oca
Sit i'm 6. GongrcBoiilrift, bielten
Die 6oupireoen. Gilbert 81. Gonb
fii6rte oen Goriib. SER Gonb 6icIt
cine fur5c @roifnungsrcoc, no6ocm
cr bon @iaiom g. SperrD oom rcpil.
6lifonii6en StoatS @cntrol.@omitc
ocn &erlamnelten Oor1eitelt iuoroen
mar. gQs er Oorouf Ocn Senator
SorOing ciniibrte, empfing Oicien
oie N}enec nit oouuernoem 9lpplous.
Senator Soroing le9tc sen GG6-
fern ans Scr5, fir Or. 6roncc 5u
lttnllelL ni6t 1llcin aus @rlin0en
mas oieicr ais 9iirger in ser 3ii-
flnit t6im fonne, ionoern ald oa-
iiir, mas er ais 9lepublifoncr tbm
fonne mo milrOc.
Sic rcpublifoniibe Gontrolc I'M
Senot moee Don Scr @rm1bllng OcS
Srn. 6ronce abbdngcn. @r Oriidte
iid 5ti @uniten bon Srn. Sue6eS,
Oes republifoniiden @rGiioentid6ofts-
Gonoioaien ans, inoenl er ioqte, Gin
t6atfrditiger 5iel6cluuBtcr 9rdIiocit
wdrc cs, Scr bcuot6iot miroc, ciu
Monn Der acluiat ici imO cS ber-
ltdnoc, ocr/@clt ge0cniiber ocn i6ul.
oigcn Geipeft pieOer3ugewinncn
niGt ourcb Grieg, ionoern Ourcb 5rie-
Den, elm Diam iuie Serr Sue6es es
iei, Der es Oeriteben piiroe, fir uu-
iere Sidlerbeit eiu3lltreten mo oos
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-19

bate Oas @rulocigeni6imsrcdt bei-
ieitc i6uiien moGe, OoB er nie0er-
reiBen poae ouitott nuf5i6ouen 70
miiIie CT, ser Ge0ner, 9egcu iolHe
9c6ouptngen proteitiren, GooiO 5.
2emis, 10 iii6rte ocr 9ieOncr aus,
wiirOc ii6 nidN INN 0os glmt eincs
9in0cS. .Senotoren bcpcr6cn miiBte
cr oen gitcn @6orofter eines @}on.
nes in Sen S6mllB 5ie1eh, Inn iein
3icl 81 crrciden.
S1crr 0jreeorD oert6cioigte ol6 Die
@olitif g9ilion'S, 0ur6 ipclbe sic
9(nerfcnulmg Suertos oeriueigert
wuroc. ST. iii6rt ans, ooB Scr Sra.
iioent nit feincr g3ation Grieg 81
iiibrcn gcpiinidbt babe, oid nit 0le.
rifo nic6t. @r ipicS oui Ocn giiniti.
gen Stono oc3 @cidGitcS inn Canoe
bin, uclbcS Der icbigen glOminiitro-
tion 81 ocrOonfcu ici pie oic 0iorD-
ldnoer Gonocntion, melGc ieiner 3eit
in Baltimore itottseilmOen Bate, oen
9(usi6Iag fir Die @rud9Img Srn.
@iIion's gege6en 6Gttc.
Gen Goriit in Der @criaumlimg,
eiuer Der beitbeiudtcn, oic ie in God-
piac abgc6olten wurOcL iiibrtc Scrr
GorieD @illiams.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-19

Scutc miro Iid sic goltimorcr
5reocrid.Gount1-SoIonic 5um geind
Der 2hsitelhmg nit ibrcu momig.
iodeu 9ln5ie6ungcu ciniinocn. Sin
@rioIg ideiut niGt mr, ionoern lit
bcreitS gciidert.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-01-13
DRINK AND ACCIDENTS.


The following report was sent by
the Bessemer G Lake Erie Railroad
company to the interstate commerce
commission:
Average number OF employees Febru-
ary Is, 1915. to September /, 1916. $50
Average number Water Wagon club
members February 10 to September
J. 1915 Observation-Disclosures. 50D
Total number accidents causing en-.
ployees to lose three or more days
time ;...;;;:.....;.. .;...~.,........,. 22a
Number of the 22i employees injured
who are members OF the club ...... 43
Percentage of total number of men,
bers injured ....,,......,.............. ss2
Percentage OF club members injured. 2.sS
not club members ............... 963
percentage of total club members to
total number injured ...,............ 1913
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-01-13

Col Edward
ne sailed Tor visit of months London Berlin
the American
anrsfn
Col EN- Howe Dr. Grayson
Wilson eft right G. NJ Carver,
8. h. Mezi the College OF the City 0 New York
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-01-13
FIVE REASONS.

DR.. Henry Williams OF New York,
an eminent specialist in nervous and
mental diseases, has summed up his
investigation concerning alcohol in
these words:
Il am bound to believe. on the evil
dence, that If you take alcohol habit
ually In any quantity whatever, it is
to some extent a menace to you. II
you do this, am bound to believe in
the light OF what science has re-
vealed:
Il. That you are tangibly threaten
ing the physical structures of your
stomach, your liver and kidneys, your
heart, your blood vessels, your nerves,
and brain;
"2. That you are unequivocally de-
creasing your capacity for working in
any field. be It physical, intellectual,
or artistic.
"3. That you are in some measure
lowering the grade of your mind, dull.
ing your higher esthetic sense, and
taking the finer edge off your morals.
"a, That you are distinctly lessen
ing your chances for maintaining
health and attaining long life; and,
%. That you are entailing upon
your descendants yet unborn bond
of incalculable misery" q
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-01-13
ALCOHOL AND INSANITY.

"The seeming indifference OF the
public and the authorities appears in
comprehensive when 1t is considered
what havoc is wrought by alcohol. We
spend millions of dollars annually to
stamp out and protect the public from
infectious diseases, yet the harm done
by alcohol is infinitely greater than
that caused by all the infectious dis
eases put together. In our annual ad-
missions to Bellevue hospital of over
5000 patients lin the wards for mental
diseases) more than ten per cent were
suffering from insanities due directly
to alcohol, and in more than forty per
cent alcohol had played a most impor-
tant part in the causation of the In
sanity. 1t seems to me that II would
be the greatest aid TO humanity II
measures might be taken to reduce.
the consumption OF this poison to a
minimum, and to provide proper cura-
tive institutions for those who have
formed a habit but have not passed
the curative stage into one OF COM
plete mental and physical degenera-
tion. Such an institution should be
custodial as well as educational. In
such institutions many will find re-
covery, while, for those who do not,
proper restrictions will prevent their
leading a life OF crime."-Dr. M. S.
Gregory of Bellevue Hospital, New
York.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-01-13
TOTAL ABSTINENCE ADVANCE.

Total abstinence is no longer rid
iculed fanaticism. 1t sits in regal
state on the throne of empires and
of kingdoms, and in republics sways,
in ever-increasing measure, the voting,
citizenship. 1t safeguards the soldier.
the aviator and the crew OF the subma-
rine. 1t gives clear brain to the
railroad man, the athlete, the autoist
and the commercial, industrial and
agricultural worker. 1t says: "The
first man to be taken off and the last
man to be taken on is the man who
drinks. Anna A. Gordon.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-01-13
Pr0duc. o. Rare c0mmereIaI Value.

frouuCt OF hdre ConHWeTCidi NdIue.
The nipa palm Of the South seas
produces a sap which has the impor
tant distinction Of being the cheapest
raw material known in the world for
making sugar and alcohol. After ex-
traction from the flower stalk this
sap is known as tuba" and contains
about is per cent of sugar when fresh.
Investigations made by the Philippine
Bureau of Science bear the definite
conclusions that nipa sugar Is equal
to cane sugar and can be extracted
cheaper. as no crushing machinery is
necessary; also that 2.47 acres Of niDa
will produce 22,s42 pounds of excellent
sugar.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-01-13

Miss Frances Thornton. popularity
called Bunny" has sprung into prom
inence through her sensational driving
Of speed cars on mile dirt tracks. Miss
Thornton is Brooklyn girl and So
cially prominent in that borough
While driving at 70-mile-an-hour gait
at a recent race meot in Peoria. ILL.,. she
crashed through fence. She escaped
uninjured, but her mechanician was
fearfully hurt. She jumped out OF the
machine, calmly administered first aid
and saw the injuied man to the hos
pital. Bunny is the successor of the
famous Mrs. John Newton Cuneo. who
broke many records some years ago
and then retired from the racing game.
She is only nineteen years old
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-01-13
LARGEST Auueduot /. in AmerIea.


The aqueduct conducting the waters
OF the Owens river to Los Angeles is
said to be the largest in the world.
1t is designed to deliver minimum Of
25S.0O0,000 gallons OF water daily into
the San Fernando reservoir. 20 miles
northwest of the city. No pumping
plant is required, as the source of sup.
ply is several hundred feet above the
city. The water will furnish a great
amount Of power-70,00O horse power
is anticipated-fo electric lighting
and other purposes. The total cost
of the water works will be s25. 900. 900.
and the installation of the power plant
win be approximately s5.oOO,O00
more.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-01-13
Pictures of World Events for News ReadS

POgONOs
How does 1t work-thisV
TEN raised to it's highest pow
New York Commercial-certainly
dry advocate-speaking of the I'D
crease OF the license fee in the state d,
New York from $1,000 to $500 year,
says:
1T seems plausible to reduce the
number of drinking places and raise
their status by imposing heavy II.
cense fees, but in practice 1t results in
turning over the business to a few
brewers who are able to finance the
license fees and to drive independent
dealers out Of business In some cities
In Massachusetts brewers and whole
sale dealers control practically all the
saloons. and hotels and form syndi-
Gates to handle the monopoly so given
to them by the high license law. II
would be easy to form syndicate in
New York city that would pay $4,000
year for each license taken out. The
revenue might be increased by giving
such a monopoly, but the liquor busi-
ness would be run for all there was in
II, and social conditions would not
be improved. Massachusetts, has given
high license a fair test and the results
are not what its original advocates
promised"
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-01-13

Lewis V. Harcourt, first commits
sioner Of works in the British cabinet,
is to be appointed viceroy o. India.
Mrs. Harcourt. who has long been
prominent in English society. and is a
close friend of Queen Mother Alex
andra, is an American woman and a
cousin of ]. P. Morgan. Her maiden
name was Mary Ethel Burns. She was
married to Mr.. Harcourt in 1899 and
they have four children.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-01-13
MODERATE DRINKING.

Twenty years ago II was said 'the
harm of moderate drinking is that It
may lead to immoderate drinking"
Today it is known that the harm OF
moderate drinking is moderate drink
ing."-The intercollegiate Statesman.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-01-13
PERSONAL LIBERTY.

Have you ever realized that law
limiting saloons to one for every 1000
or 500 people Is against personal lib
ertyY 1t leaves 900 or 400 people out
OF ever kf1Q or 500 Invested OF the
'perf ty to run a saloon,