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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1918-01-17
FINE SHOWING.
Large Number Of WOOlen Garments
Made by Oar Patriotic Women

Large Number Of WOOlen Garments
Made by Oar Patriotic Women
for The Soldier Boys.
We are most pleased to report
that in the name of the Fulton
County Chapter Of the American
Red Cross Society there have
been sent to the Philadelphia
Headquarters,
73 sweaters,
5 mufflers,
9 helmets,
4S pairs wristlets,
16 pairs socks,
II wash cloths.
These are all to be sent, or given
to the U. S. soldiers.
1t has not been clearly under
stood why our Fulton County
boys cannot have our home knit
ted garments.
The Red Cross Society has
undertaken the task of supply
ing the U. S. soldiers with warm
woolen outfits which, in the case
of sweaters, amounts to over a
million in number. These as
well as all other garments, are
distributed by the application to
the nearest Division Headquar-
ters by the officers from each
camp.
AS we receive this Red Cross
yarn, we holding it only in trust
to be knitted by US and returned
to headquarters.
Should we violate this trust
and distribute the garments our
selves, it would mean that our
boys would have wool garments
to start with; but it would also
mean that when the camp to
which they go is equipped, they
would stand in line for the camp
distribution. and would have
their share there, also.
Hence, it may readily be seen
that distribution by our chapter
would only shorten the national
supply by way of duplication and
it's only by adhering strictly to
instructions that our time and
Red Cross money be saved. and
well spent.
Our next knitting display will
be held in the auditorium at 7:30
Thursday evening January 31st.
Corporal H. B. Wilson of the
Harrisburg Recruiting District,
who is at present in town FORM
ing a Fulton County Aviation
Squadron, will help make the
evening an interesting one and
we hope all the men and boys, as
well as the ladies, will attend.
JOHN P. SIPES,
Prest. Fulton Chapter.
Ruth l. Kendall,
Chairman Knitting Com.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1918-01-17
HUsrONTOwN.

o"o "c0hS las oeen bile SueSJ o.
his grandparents Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Rauck of this place has
returned to Huntingdon.
Our genial soft drink mar
Howard Fix lost a valuable horse
Q few days ago.
Our town and vicinity Is very
nearly depopulated of men by
the demand for men which is
beng made at the coal mines
near here, for labor.
W. G. Wink, our master teacher
can not only teach the youth OF
our ommunlty the rudlments of
education but, he can also install
furnaces of which he has not
only sold but installed quite a
few in the past month. Each is
giving excellent satisfaction and
is meeting a long felt need In this
place.
Turranoe Kelso aud wife OF
Knobsville were Saturday vlsl
tors In this place.
Automo5illng tor the past
few weeks has been a difficult
proposition, but our busy
Doctor ii. q. McClain does not
stop for such kind of roads or
weather, and can be seen daily
FoRDING 1t.
Berkley Sipes and wife we're
recent visitors to Cham bersburg.
The recent fire, which broke
out IN the M. E. church, did not
stop the congregation from hold
ing their evangelist,c services,
for they are now comfortably
housed IN the large p. o S. of
A. Hall here where services are
being held nightly.
The Rev. Spangler of aunt-
ingdon recently held the first
quarterly conference of the
/ Hustontown U B charge. He
was here IN behalf of DR.. Fulton
the Dist, Supt. who Is a. present
Ill. VIII hope for the SECTORS
recovery.
Andrew Laidig and wife IN
company with their sons Merrill
and Rudolph, enjoyed a sleig h
ride to Clear Ridge Sunday.
10 eph Chestnut aud wife
spent a day quite recently very
pleasantly in the home of miller
Hurley near Harrisonville.
Much Ice Is being harvested
here this year. Some being
housed, 18 inches ia thickness.
Dallas Regl of Kuobsville was
a Sunday visitor IN this place.
Miss Fern Lam mberson, a teach.
er IN the public schools at Pitts
burgh, has returned after short
visit to her home here.
From recent reports Mrs.
jennie Downes and daughter
Miss Roxle Of this place, who
are spending the winter IN
Kansas City are both well and
spending pleasant winter.
Miss Beatrice Mellott, who
will be remembered as one OF
onr most successful young teach.
ers, has resigned her school at
Waterfall and entered the Cham.
bersburg hospital to study for a
trained nurse, We wish her
abundant success
The next local institute #
Taylor township will be held
Friday evening in the Wine.
garner school house with the
teacher Earl Keebaaghln charge.
The Ladies Aide of the M. E
church met at the home of Mrs.
B. H. Shaw on Wednesday
afternoon. Mrs. G. J. Barton
assisted in the entertaining.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1918-01-17
Extension Of Time.

The Local Exemption Board
for Fulton County, gives notice
that they have extended the
time for appeal to those whose
time has not expired on Tuesday
January Is to Wednesday Janu.
ary %.
This extension of the time is
given on account of the heavy
snow storm and blocking OF
roads.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1918-01-17

MEN WANTED-Laborers, Car
penters Helpers, Mechanics Hell
pers, Flremen, Trackmen, Stock
Unloaders, Coke Oven Men, and
other help. Good wages and
steady employment. Apply to
COLONIAL IRON CO., Riddles.
burg, Pa. 1923 If
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1918-01-17
INTERESTING PARAGRAPHS
oil essI and General Interest, Gathered
at Home or Clipped from our
Exchanges.
CONDENSED FOR HURRIED READERS

Mrs. Corder w. Snyder, Need
more R. R. 2. is visiting her sis
ter Mrs. Earl Morton near town
Among those who attended
Mrs. Sheets funeral Monday
were DR.. and Mrs. J. G. Hanks
of Everett and ]. ]. Dunlap. Of
Chambersburg.
After having spent five days
at the home of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Grant Fix, Harry d.
Fix returned to Camp Lee on
Monday of last week.
Aster having spent the month
of December with her sister
Mrs. S. H. Pickford in Pitts
burgh, Miss Lottie Fix returned
to her home on Wednesday OF
last week much pleased with her
visit in the great Iron City.
HIDES.-Frank B. Sipes
pays the highest market price
for beef hides at their butcher
shop IN McConnellsburg, also
highest price paid for calf skins
sheepsklns and tallow.
Advertisement.
Mr.. Geo. E. Dunlap came
here from Jersey City to attend
the funeral of his sister Mrs.
John Sheets on Monday and re-
mained in town until Wednesday.
While Ed has passed his three
score in years, he dosen't look it
and has all the pep of former
days.
Geo B. Evans and his brother
in-law Ira Barnhart, of Thomp.
son township were in town a
short time Monday. Mrs. Barn.
hart MARY Eta Evans) return
ed from Baltimore last week,
where she had spent four weeks
in a hospital. having undergone
a successful surgical operation
for chronic appendicitis.
Our old friend D. R. Garland
and son Sherman were in town
Monday, the latter to file his
QUESTIONABLE papers. Mr.. Gar
land sold his property in Bedford
County and purchased the Eli
Lafferty property near Franklin
Mills. Riley said he and Sher-
man motored to McConnellsburg
in a bobsled, and made the trip
without a puncture.
Mr.. u. w. Roudabush, manager
of the Fulton Fruit Farm in Bel
fast township, was a business
caller ct the NEWS office last
Saturday morning, and incident
ally had his pockets full of good
apples. Apples help to cultivate
acquaintance. especially when
they are as toothsome as Mr..
Roudabush's. A few years ago
some Johnstown people bought
the Ephraim Mellott farm, which
lies in fruit belt especially ad-
apted to the production of fine
fruit, and they now have an or
chard of some $500 trees. A
terrific hailstorm damaged last
years crop to some extent. Just
now there is a lot of nice clover
seed for sale at the farm.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1918-01-17
Letters From Subscribers.

L. L. Cunningham, writing
from Akron. O., January 18th
says: Addressing you and writ
ing the Burg" takes me back
to once home and native land. II
may seem strange, but neverthe-
less true, that |, for one, never
lose interest in, and affection,
for old Fulton and the many
good people therein; and l would
add, Here's my regards for all
the readers of the NEws-espe-
cially those in old Wells Valley.
| am enclosieg herewith check
for SIS in payment for another
years subscription to my daugh-
ter Mrs. Maude A. Neal, 999
Jefferson St., Akron, o.
P. S. More correspondence
from New Grenada would be
very acceptable to Yours Truly"
Harry Boerner. writing from
his home at Shannon, ILL.,. Janu-
ary 9Th, says: | am enclosing a
money-orde for Sl.50 for nv
old home paper another year.
Mothers health has not been
very good this winter; yet per-
haps good as might be expected
for one of her age-past "a years.
For myself, | keep about the
same. Of course, | suffer with
pain, somewhere, all the time.
The Doctor says it comes from
my nerves. We have had some
very cold weather during the
past month, and to-day we are
having a regular blizzard. II
Keeps mother busy shoveling in
the coal. | noticed by the News
that DR.. Shade was in Florida. |
wish | were there instead of
being in this cold climate.
Remember me kindly to all
my old friends.
Harry Aller, writing at his
home, Leona, Kansas, January
9th says: Enclosed find P. O.
Money Order for 81 80 for which
please renew my subscription to
your paper for another year.
did not receive my copy for De-
cember 9th, so if you have any
more on hand, please send me
one. / hate to lose out on even
one copy, because it's like getting
a letter from home when | get
the paper.
We had a very hot, dry sum-
mer, but raised good crops re-
gardless of it. Oats made from
so to 80 bushels to the acre. and
wheat Is to 35 bushels.
We had some very heavy frosts
in October, so, a large per cent.
of the late corn was killed before
it was matured. AS a result
there is a lot of soft corn that
could not be husked until the
middle or latter part of Novem-
ber, as it would not keep, many
farmers have not finished husk-
ing yet. The corn averages
from 40 to 70 bushels and is worth
81 80. Huskers got 6 cents a
bushel. Seems to be a lot of
poison in the stalks. Many far
mers have lost cattle from what
is called the stalk disease.
1t has been very dry and cold
here all fall and winter.
Wheat is very much in need of
moisture now.
Writing from h er home in
Gardena, California under date
of January 9Th, Mrs. John Her.
shey says, I'VE are having grand
winter weather lots of straw
berries and red raspberries."
S. L. King, Cando, N. Oak,
writes under date of January 9th
that they have a nice winter, so
far, not enough snow for sled
ding in the country districts,
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1918-01-17
Wanted, For Sale, For Rent,
Lost, Found, Etc.

RATES-One cent per word for each
Insertion. No advertisement accepted
Tor less than Is cents. Cash must &C.
company order.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1918-01-17
GET READY FOR
Fall and Winter

by buying your Dress Goods, Ginghams,
Outings. Blankets, &C., now. We bought
all these goods very early and we know
that prices have been wonderfully boost
ed since then, but we can and will sell a
lot of goods this season at prices actually
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1918-01-17

FULTON House, McConnells-
burg, Pa. for sale. Apply to D.
Il. Patterson, Real Estate Brok-
er, Webster Mills, Pa.
II 6,tf
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1918-01-17

For Sale, Clover seed, the kind
known as the large varinty.
Call at the Fulton County Fruit
Farm, U. w. Roudabush, Mana
ger, Needmore, r. r 1.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1918-01-17
Geo. W. ReiSner & Co.,
McConnellsburg, Pa.

fair state OF cultivation, good
chance for right party. The
farm is situated II miles south
west of Hustontown, Pa. For
further infor nation address Box
20, Hustontown, Pa, 1227 If
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1918-01-17
Under Wholesale Prices

obtaining to-day. With no break in sight
and the possibility of still further advan-
ces IN some lines, it Will pay you to see
our stock before long,
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1918-01-17

For Sale Fine Holsteiu Bull
Calf a week old, GEORGE b,
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1918-01-17

For Automobile, fire and life
insurance, see JOHN r. JACK =
SON, Agent. 62S II TT
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1918-01-17

WANTED men to cut mine
props and ties. Good price. Ad-
dress Ed E WHITING, Hopewell,
Pa. 15.20.6t.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1918-01-17
IN UNDERWEAR

our entire line, which is now in, compris-
es all the best standard makes goods that
will fit and wear, and much cheaper
than we can get them now.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-07
Sic critic @fodc.

Der erite, Der auf ben @ebantel
fam, bic @ldubt9en bur9 9lpdsn,
9eldute CUR STRIDE gu rufsn, mar Elm
iriider MDn6. Sn Stalien naunts
man bns Snitrument "Rola" unp
r%Gampana", na9 Der Stabt Iolo
uno Der italienii9en 2anbIGait
G%ampanien, bic als erite ben Sc
brau6 Der &irAenslpdtn einfiibrte.
Die friibeiten Gloden tpurben nidt
3esoiien. ionoern nit Der Sanb &C.
ihmieoet. Grit ipdter cling man gum
9ron5egaB iiber, Der ii9 bann raid
entpideIte. bauptiddlib in @eneris.
ND Der Spse Drip L., Der bon 864-
8SS regierte, 9aiilius, benz bbaanti
ridden &oiier, stp0lf srobe 9loden
gum 8eIaent madte. 60 eridlob
tie penetinniife &unlt, bic ii9 bon
Ger bp3an!iniifen Irhitettur ber
5o9ia Sophia gum gau Der solbsnen
sfuppel BON Sun Marco bate inipir
'ieren loiien, ibrerieits pieoer hem
Orient ben Gsbrau9 Der @Ioden, bic
in Der 2ogunenItaot, Der Seimat Der
in Der Stunt Der muiitoIii4en Ser
fcinerung hes 8lodenQsldutes un
tbertrofienen Weiiter, bereits ipeite
9erbreitun9 sefunoen. Die Sromz
fsten uno Die nit Dem iSammer gu
iblagenoen Solsz ooer Metallplats
ten. bic in ben eriten Sabrbunberten
oes Gbriitentums gu ben ,sottssbisnIt,
liden 9eriammlunSen rtefen, iparen
Gier raid peri9punoen, mo am gnbe
Res Is. Sabrbunoerts auf unseaG6ls
ten 9lodentiirmen iiber 500 srobe
9lpden ibr @eldut eridaIlen Iisben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-07

ne,n:ts, f+;lc.tr e.n Gineruf a.s
bt3n1'i9snp IND tfiIemmeno, raE
E.:atiid1 p.nn 3Is Suiif ielbIt an
ter benz SurI5ort ing uno nur ons
umoetebrts SpisssItilo iidt6ur mar.
Spppelte. nrsis ia Iel6it pierfahe
Sp~ieaelunetn iiro beo6aftet porbsn,
bod sebDren lie 81 zen daerSrObten
Seltsnbeiten. Sic BADEN tets cine
llmtebr Der S6i9tsnosts Der 2uft
our 9orausisbuns, uno ons auge
mub Ii6 in elmer !SDbs befinoen, un<
tsy6nI6 berer ebenIo ME pRrbalb bic
Oittiateit sunimmt. 9urd ReIlerion
unp glsi6Ssitigs 9re4ung oes 2ids
tee er3eugte 9sr5errunSen be, 8egenz
itduoe unb ibrsr Spie9sI6iloer biz
ins abentsusrli6s iino iehr ipObl
mDalia. Dsnn gar, ME febr oft in
Der Wserenss bon Meiiina, bic 2ufts
f6idten bur9 St0rungen selpeIt
tpsrSen, 10 1T bas Bib ferner. be-
fannter @situps in ben umrifen boIs
liza perGnbsrt, mertpiirOig 5errihen,
unb benz errssten Slid oes abers
sldubilIden Sssfabrers perbsn pbdns
taItiI6e Ruinen uno Yaldite por9ez
tGuI6t. Damn limb mir i'm 3aus
berreia Der See MoWana. oes in9ens
boftsn 30nigs Irtbur rd~ntepoller
Stiefiamsitsr, bic in Ser irritable
men 5isfe ppbnt uno o.s Qbenos
nit i6rsn 8eipielinnen aufteigt
I'm Ii6 burt irrsfii6renoen Sput an
ben Meniden, bic Tie oera6tet, gu rdz
den.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-07

lanate Die Mutter 70. Nlm beaanr
CT 81 liigen uuo ieiner Mutter sic
Srcieebiafeit Ser Sulben 81 Der.
bcilnlid,cn, bis er fiinf5cbn Efen.
nigc beiiummen bate.
Damn 500 CT iib ieinen Conn.
tagsan5ug an unb ieste iif Die
@iise ol,f. Die er 81 @eibnadten
befomnen bate uno itieg pieber in
cine Srambabn. - Der S6affner
betradtete i'm eeringidGsig. -
Sroben Ser5ens CAB Der aIeine Die
&upfermiin5en bin uno iein Sera
flopite. 8irb er aud Dor ibm -2
Der Mann mlrrte: .OM bGtteit
Dir uiid bus @elo tpedieln fonnen,
oenfit, ib bab' 3eit, Die pieIen Yfen.
nige nad)3usdblen9" Ct iiberflog Die
Summe, un6 als er merfte, baB 6as
Sabrgelb ltimmte. unb iogar nod
elm Srinfgelo fiir i'm babel mar, oa
blidte er mibtraliib auf ben &na.
ben uno miirmeltc etmas in ieinen
Bart. Gem armen, fleinen Sepp
aber traten Die SrGnen in Die
Iugen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-07
Gn5Hglid.

Ser fran5oiiid)e SabeIoidter Ga.
fontoiue lebte nit ieiner sonfiiidti.
gen Satin in itetcm llnfrieoen, ser
i6lieblid 5u ibrer Srenn,lng fiibrte.
eiltntal er5dbItc iie ibrem @emobl
nit entrilItitng, baB Elm Srelino bes
Sailies, Der Grogonerbauptmoni,
Toigneali, acknowledgements Die critic
@ieoerfebr ieineS 9of5eitsiaees Der,
gciien babe nnb babnr6 nit ieiner
lungen 6rau III ein ernites s3ermiirf-
mis- 9efommcn lei, ngfur sic critic
Sieoerfebr ieincs Sod5citstagcs Der.
9oB err" ladte Soiontainc. rGos lit
ood i%pabrbafti0 nod ni1t 10
ldlimm. SD Sdbc mas Drum, menn
id meinen eriten SohScitstaa Der.
aellen batte. bamit sr ME tuic0cr.
fcbre."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-07
Som alien Srit.

Gem 9onis Sriebrid ioate eill
bcriibmter Ginger porseitellt iper-
cen. MIs iid Ser Iann nGberte,
bcnnerfte Sriebrid, bab er iebr
.idoobafte Striimpie trrg. Inn ibn
icinen llnmllt barber ipiiren slt
laiien, fragte CT bel Der SorItel.
hung, oh er mirflid aitd Der be.
riibmte Mam iei, bon Dem mon,
Jpn iobieI er5dbIt babe.
Ser Ginger, Dem es nidt al
SeI6itbcluuBtiein sebradn, e%rpiSertc:
sd peib nidt, Sire, aber ib
Sorf bod pobI iagen, Dab i9 cine
Gimme babe, aus ser id MAIDEN
fam, mas id pil."
Cant" perisste ser &Snig,
rnladlc ST iid 5lmddit nal elm
Gaar o%nitanoiae Striimpfe!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-07

ga -, un0 ga cs elmer mciner
itrcngiten 8rInoiGtc lit, mid iiber
cegenit6nbc i'm @erte bon inter
~5luan5ig Mart nidt aui3uregei,
ididte id) MIDI an, oas S6eater nit
Dem alten &lit 81 perlaiicrL ben id
tllniiuOll alli meinem &opi balan'
3icrtc, wic eS Die 6inciiiden Song.
lcurr NIT brcnnenoen Hctroleum-
laulpcn TIM. Inter Dem Suuptpor.
tai beS Sbcatcrs iieI mir elm: Salt!
sd mar ia Dor @eginn Der SorItel.
lung i'm Sbcaterrei taurant gemeien,
bate bort rtuas gegeiien unb etipas
~gctrunfen un0 mar baum nit Dem
Ealetot iiberm Irm uno Dem SUIT
IN Der Sano aus Dem Heltaurant
5ilr 8aroerobe gegangen. Gs fonn.
te alio wobl icin, baB i6 ben Suit
oa urlten I'M Teitaurant uertauid)t
bate. Iber nein! "a unten mar
ia ailBcr mir gar fem 8ait gene,
icn -. bod immerbin -. Wan
BARI nidts unoeriudt Iaiien, Inn
iold) bange GGtieI 81 l0ien...
Sd ira9e alio Den @irt Oes Sbea.
tcrreitalralts: "Sat pieueidt ie'
man nit mir bicicn SUIT pcrtaui6ty"
Scr @irt ihallt in meinen SUIT FIN.
Elm mo ruit gleid: r0omnerrpetter!
Gas lit ia nlein Srt!!"
Sotte id aIio ridtig bcim 8eg.
geben einen iremOcn SUIT in Der
SonO aus Dem SDeaterfcller nady
Der SbcatergarOerobe getragen! IIio
mar llidt Die brapc Irnlt, iollbern
ib ielbit an ser gan5en ScrmedS.
lung i6ulo. SD lieB mir MN Don
Dem &irt mcinen ei9ellen SUIT &c.
ZEN, Ser irieolid) an einem gtagcl
Ding. Ganu itiirmte i6 Ole Sreppc
binauf, I'M wonlGglid nod bic
6arberobefrau 81 finoen uno aIs
~HnltGnoiger Menid, Der id) MN etn-
mai bin, MIDI bel ibr 81 entiduloi-
gen. Sd traf Die alte Game hereit3
gum @esseben geriiitet, oriidte ibr
Elm reihlides @eri6bntngstrinfgclb
in Die biebere &efte llno bat lie,
mir Die S5ene bon oornberein nidt
mcltcr libel SIT nebmen. vGntihul.
Oigcn Sic MIR, Iicbe Srall, Sic ma
rcn nidt id)ulO at ser Sadje, jon
bern id. Sd bate MIDI >aeirrt
ln6 80"
Sd tonnte ni6t peiter iprehen.
2aS iibcrle9ene 2Gdeln bon porbin,
oaS iest blisidnea tpieber auf ibrcrl
Glntlib aufleu6tete, lieB mid Der.
Itnmmen. Sea alio", iaste file llnb
fn0pite ibren letten Sanoi6ubfnopi
3lt. ugs lit MIR gut, baB Sic es
lelbIt ciniebenL perebrter Serr! limo
ein anSermaI miiiien Sic nit elmer
eriabrenen Srau nidt pieber iibcr
10 ctruas itreiten. Gas lit bod Elm
fiir allemal ielbitper ItdnbIia: Sic
@drme 5iebt Die aorper suinm.
mcn!"
Sic iprat's, uno eff id nod
Bate Sen Mllno gum 8ioeriprrde
auitlln %fonner, mar lie peridnpun.
ben.
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HHben;nfcr
@nrbr 1747 in Berlin 5ncrit ents
Deft.

ptUl.
Man f0nnte lciht sen Giibcn5lldcr
fir Glter baltcn, ais er e. IN Wirf'
liffeit lit. Scine Gntltcbllng licJt
ieood gar nid)t 10 iebr pcit 5urilt.
Man sebt ipobl llid)t iebl, peiln
man iic auf Gas Sabr 1747 pcrle8t.
Sn oieiem Sabre iuno nGlnlid Der
Gbemifer gnorcaS SigiSmlnno
Itarggrai, oer5cit Gircttor Der phil
faliiten &luiie DER @crliner IfaOe-
rie Der @iiicnidaitcn, baB in Den
gem0bnliden Ilmfclriibcn ein Slip
itoii entbaltell lei, Der Dem iltOiiben
3uder iait ebcnbiIrti9 sur Seitc &c.
itcllt ipcr0cn f0nllte. 6iini5iJ Sabre
lang blieb 0icie GntOedlm8 elm bal.
hes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Grit
gegcn Grl0c Der ncllll5lgcr Sabre ocs
ottjcbuten S5abrbrriocrt5 lprrOen Ole
erIten praftiidcn %criud,c alf Gut
fergepinumlg Ollrf oic &lnfclriibe
III &aulsoori unO Sran5Gilif. Bud
bpl5, beibe IN Der lumlIttclbarcn
NGbc ScrlinS, ongc'tellt. &cranltal'
tet ipllroen oicic Seriudc bon Srano
Garl gd)aro, Der % Spielarten Der
&unfelriibe anbollte. Son bieien %
Irtelt bclp16rtc lid am hciten oie
nmciBe ihlciii6e" Giibc, Die bann
ipGter bic eiQcntlihc S%tamnlltter
Der 3uderrilbc lulu0c. Mn II. Sd.
mar 1899 mar Damn Id)nrb aud) in
Der Gage, 6ricNridl @ilbcIm Dem
Iritten nom Ercubcn cine ErObe
uol, 10 Niuuo 80 Got H~ilbcn5uter
81 ilberrciAcn.
Cine f0nigIidc &pnmiiiiou sur
Triiiulg bc5 ncuen SiibitoiicS MIR
&c in @crlin einNcictt. &br @lltod)-
ten mar Elm 10 giiniti1ra, raB, lallt
aobinett&oroer pom %. Nopen1ber
1893 Ser Tnbnli Der Milbcn Iofpie
Die Sirlpa mo 3llfcrbCrcitlna je'
bcrnlamn i'm 2unoc i%rciNcItbcn wllr.
&c. SdlcliiGc }citrngel aus oicier
3cit brad)tet Ocrn aud plclidd) Dir
tifcl ullO Hotiicu SIR y%oligcnlcineu
Sebcr5iglrna unO ltaAubnung iiir
IclltihlQnO iibcr brn @crt mo Nllt.
sen Der Gnnfelriibcn". Tic Solgc
0auon mar, Dap nnncntlib III Sd)lcs
lien Die 3llderiubrifcu Die Eil5e aus
eem 9o0en id)oiien. SelbItpcritGnO'
lid arbeitete man Damn ilcibiA al,
Nerbellcrltngeu Der %3udcrgewiu'
m,ngSmetbo0en ,%,lnnlcntlid) obcr an
Dem ltcbclitano oca nNnbrermenS
oes GiibeniaitcS". Gr pllrbc baourd
bcieitigt, oaB Die alGrpianncn nid)t
mebr BENT bircftcn Selcr, ionbern
heiBen -0Gmpicn alsgeiett nliroen,
Cam ihritt man ba5ll, bie lettc
Gonscntration oes Gates nift mebr
in ben acknowledgements,
iDnbern in Srpdcnituben uorsuneb-
men, no man oie eingefoticn SGftc
Ger Selbitperolmitllng in toncrnea
SriItoaiIieridiiiicln iibcrlicB. Gic
&apoleoniidcu aricge u,o Die Srei.
beitsfampfc legtcn Die iun9e Snoil'
itric 5fuar oltf lan9e 3eit brad). Der
niodten cs aber opdl nidt, iie 81 to-
ten. Scr eisentlihe Nufibipung Der
Observation-Disclosures batiert Damn
Gus bcreaRittc ocs poriaen Sabrbun.
hcrts.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-07

= @obern. 9iener GUM i'm
Bette lieeenbcn 9anfier): rSoeben
miro g%enleIoet, 9auner baben in
Sbrem Compton einsebrohen."
9anficr: r@auner iaaen Sic? =
Tiel maren's."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-07
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Speiie fiirs Ser5.
Miibisgang lit aqer Siftl,ng
anfong.
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ne - Gillette. -