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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-20
1900 0)pfer elmer
GrpIcIicn IN paris
SaE nmtfiFaniia't 3oit 0rens nuA
nmtriIaniihe AmbnIanssu
leihsn rrite Nilit.

larit, 60. mara 9mcl ornoI.
iiar Gfplriicncu hi fiurr Rabrif All
go0onrucurc. elmer @oriioOi ron lat
riE, pcrutiodlicn ben Zoo bon AO
s'cri8nen mo fat 1900 meiiere pur,
Den mebr uNcr mcniacr idilncr per,
lctt Die llriat'rn Scr erpIoiiouefi
iina nod nidi fei,aeiieat. aoh plaubi
man. 0ob 0ieielben ouf einen mn.
aliidIidM 9ufalI suriidmhihren fin0.
Tie 8cirrSbranit, lueldc Der erplo.
iion ioIoie. botte eiueu 70 rieiiaen
llufaug nnaenommen 0ob 6ns
Seuer erit nm Sonutop inter Son.
irolIe eebrndit meroen fonntr. (3os
llngInd errienete iih bereits am
6reitoo.) Gin @cbdn0cfon1pIcr, Der
ein glreaI bon elmer Guo0rotlueiie
einnobm, mrr0e serit6rt. Eos unte.
rifoniifc 9ote areus unO amerifani.
idle Nrmee glmbulon3en maren oIs
erite 5ur Stelle un6 Ieiiteten tat.
trGftiae Silfe. glmerifoniihe Wtit.
aIieoer oeg SoIpitoIiiabs berbonoen
ole gerIebten imo beforoerten fie
nod Soipit1Iern.
SSufolee oes 2uit0rnds murOen i'm
ltinfreiie BON 0teiIen Bic sSenIter
8erbrodeu im6 in monden 8GlIen 10.
eur Sduier aerIt6rt.
Der ghntitionsminiiter bat ouge.
oronet ole Wltnitionsfdbrifen aus
Der llntgeseno BON Qoris at entfer.
men.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-20
prai. 1Dilicit Stinlttt
nit 21cuiAe iiL,ereift
Gntpfie6lt 6em gE6gcuroncten SIaI.
Ien6erser, Gin glmenbment snm
gInsGehnngsaeiek eiHSn.
retd)en.

@aibington, 20. a20raSSsr Be
5ltg auf Die &onferens NIT &rdii-
bent 8ilion in 9erbinorng nit Ste.
praientant Gent, gorftber Oeg 1ei-
lttarfomitees 0es Sauies, Iaqte @on.
greBabgeorbneter Sbollenberger, BOB
er Oas GeIe9ramrn 0es @ouber.
neltrs gaebille Dem &rGlioenten por-
geleien uuo ibn be3igIi1 oeIIen
Serlangen, oab Sen 5toaten fir
8olontare Gre0it gegeben rDeroen
iollte, 10 erfoIgreid oufgefldrt babe,
Dab Der 8rdiinent BEN abgeoroneten
eriu9te, ein oiesbe5iiglides g(meu-
dement, gum 9Lushebuugsgeiebe Dor.
5ltbereiten ul1o eirt0ureihen.
ollie 6reimilieen ioQen iett in
ben ein8elnen Counties itno Staaten
5ur Qlnre6nltng toulmen. S6aaen.
berger bot Sanilton gountp ais
8eiipiel 3itiert, mo- oos gan3e Quo.
tltm iia freilpiqig mel0ete unO in Der
erlten ausbe6lrng uiem1tlo gedogett
meroen braudte. g8te bic nelte 9or.
lage jeRt Iaiitet, mar0e oies nidlt
nebr eetan lperOen tonnen. 3os
Sbollenberger Enhancement miro
Dies 3u dnoern iuden.
gctreffs Der onOeren glnqeIeqen.
belt, Die bic gfepr1jentanten Gent
lulo 6boleuberger tad Dem 8eiBen
8auIe bradte, enlpfabI Der 8raliOent
Den 9lbgeoroneterL iid on ben Itea.
DertretellOen ariegsietretdr Su men.
Den. es banoelt iib onrlln All ent.
i6ei0en, ob Die gepoIferungssab[
ooer Die 3nbI Der 9(usgebobenen in
Der eriten 4Iaiie ais @runolage Der
8lueiten 3iebung bienen ioa.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-20
Nmrrifantr brmabrtn
lid) int SanOgcmcngc
Sommies oerotcn NIT elmer feinNIiden potrcmiI
Ic In Nampf inns bcbonpten nacb eincm
RiEsy n O5cFcctt Gas ScIS
= ! erSen wabrltcinlit ansrsifcu

ihcu QonaI aeIepcnsn Sofrniidotcu
81 icten ioIlen aelaiieu Bat. Tc6holt
bIeibt hie Giienitre tn Nau0en Den
alliicrleu 9lm, ernarici icet MID
asipnnntem Sutereiic ocn @cpinn
oerlelben pie CT bonn ariegsrot III
9erloilleS borbereifet iit.
Ger obcriie arieasrai iuurbe aui
8ennloiiuna 0es Gr1li0cntcn 9gil,
ion TINS 2ebeu aernfen uno apar mil
Dem Simueis, Oob in 0ieiem Sabre
uuter einheitlidem GIdnc nO Gin.
beitlicher 5iibuna an Der @eitfroni
borgegangeu tperben niiHe. Die
genouen 9lodtbefneniiic 0ieies
9rieasrates fin0 niemnIs befonnt ae.
geben moroen. SonieI ober lit be.
faint, Dab Elm 3eil Der britiitlen
Streitfr1ite ben glnoronungen ors.
ielben nnteriteIt til.
Sollten, lpic 0as ariegs0eparte.
ment in Der 0iesip0d)entIihen 3epue
on1ibt Die 9eutifcn niht sur Of.
fenitbe iibereeben, oonn 1T Der
ariegsrot nidt oe3Ipltugen, oie 9fe.
ierben Der AIliierten fir Die 8ertei.
Oigunq 5u berpenoen inO fam Iifl
oerieIben olS glngriFfstrupben be6ie.
men, INN iie gegen Die idmdderen
8lnfte IN Der fein6Iiden 2inie su
fiibren.
Die Meinune, mo- 0ieIe idltpnhen
9linfte 81 iuden iino, lit peridie.
ben; oob ueigt man iid Der W1ei.
nitng 5u baB Die itoIieniidle 6ront
borerit Der SoupttriegsihaubI1t lein
oilrfte. 8ort iino 5obIreihe otter.
reidiibe llno 0elttide EritbpeumaIien
eirgetroffelt n1l0 aller 8abrI6ein.
lidfeit hiirfte, mit ia oad in Der
8oibingtoner 4riegsrebue anaeoeit.
tel, Elm geipaltiger aall1pf entbre1t.
men. God mein Ser ariegsrot uitf)
beinloIien baben ioILte, ben 9eriud)
gu modem an Der in sSront IN Sta.
lien ourh3ubreheil 10 pir0 Der
SSein0 an Der @eItfront bod tn
glten aebolten fuer0en. Gem Ga.
nenbohipee entIaug, bort, mo- Die
amerifoniiden Sruppen iteben. bot
Der 6eilt0 Elm eelpnItiges 9onl6oroes
ment eroffnst, oas bon 0er omeri.
faniiden glrtilerie nber in bierFad)
itdrferer 8eiie eripioert ipiro.
3ie 5lie9er bei0er gorteien ent.
DideIn cine lngapobnlid groBe Cd
tigfeit. 9ieies GILT I'M geion0eren
bon oen britiiden pcIAe bdufie
mad 9eiitiblono bineinflieeen nn6
ipihtige St1ote bombar0ieren. Seit
0ftober Iebten Syohres iinO 35 @e.
idmaber in 3eutidIano gepelen.
3ulest lit Ninnnbein bon britiIden
5lug8eil9en beihoiien poroen. -
Sreitno uno fSein6 beboupten, so6I.
reide 6litg8euge abgeitoiien at ia.
ben
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-20

Vetroara0. 10 Nt1rs. Cgpod,fs
bon Solcpb Sbaplcn, aorrriponhcni
oer llnite0 9SreB) ~ Der @liniiter
oes aeubercn 8hitherin aob heutc
Aie GrtlGrrma ab, Die @oItsfomniii.
idre rehuetH nit Der l90sddfeit.
0ob Sic 9Scr, Stoaieu einrm glhen.
teuer sSopans im fernen Often op-
ponieren miiroen. @r ioptc. Bob
llnterbonolungen iiber oieien &lutft
5piihen Oen Ser. Stnoten fnO GuB.
IanO moaIih m1ren.
ariegsnliniitcr &robfp uintmt Ole
uen entgegengeictten Stnn0pmltt Elm
inOeln er erfldrt, RltbIano tonne fih
Dem gfapitnliitiheu 9tmerifn" niht
oerbiubIi6 modem.
Shi6erin betonte NIT glodOrud,
0aB bic Sobiet feiu 8iin0nis init
glmerifu iudteu, gIo1bt ober, ooB
Die Der. Stooten 0as 8eitrebeu ba-
belt nit giuBluno in Srie0e ltno
6reunoidoft at Ieben, 0o oa0urd oas
amerifoniibe Sntereiie eegen Die io-
paniihen @ingriffe aetpabrt piiroe.
glIs Srobfp BON Den gHiiften
&diderin's unteridtet iprroe, iogte
er, oaB es nrrt0glidl iet etn 8iino-
mis- smii6en &uBluno lmo glmerifa
IN @ripdgung ST 5iebel1. n9ns io-
8ialiItiihe gtuBlonO failn iif ME
mails oern fopitaIiItiihen 4merifn
gegeniiber berbinoli6 ntoden; ulogs
li6 aber 1T es, 0oB 9lnerifa infoIge
Der iaporiiden 5it1iotion enaere
8e8iebungen NIT RuBlono an3utniip-
fen iuft."
8aIbin9tou, 20. @3dr8.-Qie Ser.
Staaten gfegierilag gInitbt imirer
nod, 0aB Sofinnng borbauoen 1T,
oas ritiliid,e @oH 5u beronlaiien, fid)
gegen Die Seutonen al euporen.
n8ie 9offrntng lit MIR gering," fagte
belte EN- bober Heeieritngsbednrter,
gdber mon ioate oieieIbe nift o11f.
oeben. Cider lit, ooB grGiioeftt
8ilion fortfabren miro, Dos ruff
ihe 9olf bon ser SreunOihoft
amerifas 3it iiber3eligen. sSSt biefi.
gen Hegierlmgsfreiien bat ii1 bic
Meinung iiber 9tuBlono seGnoert,
ieitOem rltiiii6e 3eitltngen 6ie 8rG-
iioentenbotibaft an ben oIlruiiiihen
Sooiet &ongreB noblipoIIeno beipre-
den. 9SrGiiOent 8ilion miro iriiber
ooer ipater Dem ruiitiden 8oIfe cine
ipeitere 8otidaft iibernitteIn; auerIt
aber mlB man ii6er getpiiie berpirr-
te 9inge &lorbeit boben.
9ie geplonte iaponiide GrpeOition
nod Sibirien 1T infoIge Der @tei.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-20
Scr. Staatcn luOllen
&uiicn als Trcunof
Crctkp crkIdrt, Gin siincnis spiiNsn sem icsis
oIiItiHcn tsubIanS unS Sem kapitoIiItls
ldpcn ,lmcrikn lei mnm6eIid
Japan fiir@tst tsutonii4e griessseFaueenen

nnaSberidyeoenbcit I'M @oItc uno
I'M iaponiid,en aobinett perinoben
pcr0en.
9iniiiidles snerIci.
gtaiteroum, 20. M1rs, -@rof b.
aoiierlina lit elmer Gus Berlin bier
eineetrofienen Gepeidle aenldb glnt
Gegierunesfommiiidr BON 2itaiicn
mo aurIonb ernaunt poroen. gr
iit outoriliert, oie 8oIitif mo Gnt-
midelung oieier 21nDer 5u Ieiten.
2onoon. 20. YidrS. -@iner Aellter
0epeide gernaB bot Der iaponiihe
arieesnliniiter I'M GorIament Die or.
fldrlmg obaegeben, Dob iid 6ItIih
bonn gnitol See $1,000 Oeiltide uno
oiterreidiihe Rriegseefoneene befir-
ben unO peltlid oesielben $1,000.
Die oitlib bonn g1ifol See iiil0 url-
fontroaierbar uno periuhen, Iid) IN
ben 9eiis bon 8affen sil ieseu.
@eneral Semenoff bat etipa 1000
@egner Der 8olibebifi Inn lit6 Der.
iaulmelt, lit nber bieI 5u idiuoh, ben
Grilppen Der 8olibepiti energiId 8i-
beriton0 au leiiten SoIlten iidl Die
telttOniiden ariegsgeiangenen orgo.
niiiereu mlo Die 9iarinalilten unter.
itiiten Oaun iebe Die Sade ibIiurn
aus.
@nibington, 90. gadr6. .-Syl elmer
Deutigen 3epei9e an 0og StootsOe-
portement be.Bt es, baB oie ruiiiibe
5lotte, nad)oefn 0eutide Sritppen
S0eiiu beiest batten, nah SebaitopoI
erttpiden iei. lleber Die ip1tere bon
Den 9eutiden eit3ubalter0e Softif
berlautet in oieler 9cpeife nidts.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-20
Ofii5ier unS 3ibiliit nnter idperer
@cidlnlOianna.

Bottle Greet, g1if. 20 g2dr8.
0pnptnann galpb u. gilliuger,
bom' Sngenielr 3leierpeforps, Der
gau.Gu1rtiermeiiter i'm Camp Gu.
tier, nn0 ginlbb @inoborit, Elm
3ibiIiit ATS Chicago, mur0en BON
eiuem gunOesmorldaG perboftet
meeen nngeblihcr @eridlUorirug, Die
81 5etrilgen. Sonptnann
Billinger Ipiicie 6en 81u eines
Soipiials I'M 6amp eniier, bos
cine halbe Minion 1ollors toiten
ioG. Bino1orit, Der iih ols 01afler
ioate, oaf CT alle 8orr1te
bon ynei 6ieidditen fouien miiBte,
on iie iouft ppn SouptHnnn gil.
linaer Hidlt angenonurEgn peroeH.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-20
gritiides Gp6lenldiff uerlnren.

Snlifar, g. e., 90. 0lGr5.-Ger
britiihe Dampfer gotiscon, ein
aobIenifjifi. oas cine geiatuna bon
Al 9tonn batte, lit jeOeniaas init
M8om uno 9laus iraenomo al Der
Siibfiiite bon globa Scotia herloren
gegnngen. 9rei 2rifen un0 ein
5diffsboot, eic bei 3eep Gpbc. Is
Yleilen non 9larrnoutb. gefunOen
mnroen ionic 5dlifiStriimner III
Der 9td6e Der &nsfet Sysluios, ner.
ben nls geneis oes llnfans ange.
ieben. Gie 9atiscan Fitbr BON
2oltsburg, 9. g.. om 9onnerstaa
nod ct. ssobn ab nno bate 1000
Sonnen aoble an goro. Ole ge.
iobllns beitana aus 3 Gffi5ieren
iino 32 6ineIiIten Wlatroien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-20
gea6lrrfurrtn anaeiidlert.

gtmiteroon 20. @1dr3. Der
8oblrehtsousiflub oes ungarii6pu
2anotages bnt Die Bo6Ireiormbor.
loge, init alien geaen cine Stimlne,
iuie aus Buoapci' berihtet piro. an.
genoHunen. Ia0urh uiiroen aIle
@linner un6 Jrauen,
Die "a Sabre an gelporoen iino.
uno leien uno idrciben fonnen, 6as
@dblredlt erbalteu gluBerocm pir6
IN Der 8orlnee aebeime 9(biiimmlme
porgeieben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-20
geweiit, BAH Smnhn 9nmpc u5tis
hat,

Bnfbinaton 20. @drs.-R. g..
Sonell, Der in @oibington bon
Srenton, q s., eingetroffen lit, no
er leste 8o6e oen 5ortitritt Der
ncuen 30,000,00O @oIlonen 9ur1pe
fir Omaha IN QueenIdein rabuL
bate cine &onferens NIT .. gorfer,
Dem @orliber 6es 8rioritGtsfon1i.
tees Der 5diifabrtsbeborOe, imo es
geIana ibm, oeuieIben at iiber5elt-
gen. oaB Die gunipe 5n 3pet Grit.
teIn fertig lei imo es iebr no6teilig
fir Smoha mare. penn Die 9e9o.
bal 8anipiturbineniperfe in Srenton
oieielbe nidlt iertig iteGen oiirfen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-20
Sesrdbuisilnsge Ser snseania.
Gpfcr fiir gSiliun.

2onOon, 20. gldr1 -Sugb W2or.
riion, ein 2anoeigentilner Sdott.
LAMBS, Der einen bertorrooen6en gln.
tell an Der Iettung Der l1eberIeben.
Den uuO Der Reitattlng oer hinge.
tontmenen Der Tusrania nohm, bat
Die amer. 8laage, Die bon idotti.
ihen Gruuen angefertiot ttno bel
ullen 9egrdbniiien Der Suscauia
Spfer benitt ruroe. sur lleberiuei.
lung an ben sraiioenten ggilIon ob.
gegebea Die s5lasge ioa in irgeuo
eiueH Muieum natergebrddt per.
ben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-20
Santnties crbAltcn
GapfcrkcifsmcHainc

9lit Der omerifoniiden armee in
JranfreidD 20. @tdr3. .-3ie erIten
amerito1iiden SoIoaten, prlde NIT
Der onerifaniiben arie9sneoaitle fiir
8apferfeit Dor Dem 6eiu6e ousge-
5eidnet ipuroen iinb 2eutnant II.
q. Greene BON Der 8el0ortiaerie uno
Die Sergeanten 8iIlinm Norton lrno
Bot @aLih.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-20
aOIunii,ep fiir anrIanb.

eonoon, 90. W16r5 -qaut elmer
Don Der o9ailB Dlail~ erboltenen
Eepeidje, bnt bic bnDriidDc aoloni.
iierIngseeieIlidait in ibrer III giiln.
flen d6aebaltenen geriamnIiua Be.
idloIieu. 10000 oeuiide aoloniIten
nah ssurIauO All iaiden.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-20
BMnScsrat beit1ti0t
SricSensucrtrao

2tmIteroorL 90. gGr5 Ger balb-
offi8ieGlen glorOoeittihen gaeeneinen
3eitung 5ufoIee bot Der oeuti6e
8unOesrat Den 6rieoensbertrag nit
&uBlano uno Jinnlano beItGtiot.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-20
9rahaOier gIpparat anfaefnnSen.

Soint giasoire, i5ranfreid, 20.
0ldr5. Die 9solisei 9ot IN elmer
groben 9iao eines Der oornebnen
gaoeorte ouf Sem redten ltfar Der
2oirc einer beritedten orabtIoIeu
acknowledgement aldaefunosR
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-20

gser Dem 5iterboien ieinen glui.
trag nod nidjt eegeben bat, Der iei
0dran erinaert Dob ct aud ariees
inorlrnrfen ohlieiert.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-20

Serr georae Siridborn un0 ieine
beliebte &ruppe non allpeniiHgpoael.
den beannneu Soniitag ein piertd.
eiaes eagoaeineni tn eHpreB Gbea.
ter.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-20
ipssssrhrI@t.

Ear caiaha nnn tiHaMnA NenhnhffNA
hn,R oteHA unA Tcnntfitaa tsssaA hlAef asn
r6rAfffind
Mir Weamtgt. elwAnAHhA baslt nNeA
nA ccnnHkiaa. hlhlrt ofi reuntft.0a.
Aur NnnM Esiln,silt hnnAlii nnA reFhnhers
ltA heHfc atwA ufn Tcnnaflea
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-20
grifiidjrr gSeridlt.

oonoon 20. g2ar8- 5elonorIdoa
Sais meIoete beiite, Dab portueieii.
iCbe Gruppen einen fein0Iiden 9ln.
grill in Der Nabbaridoft bon sSou-
quiiInrt abipieien. gu bei0en 5eiten
Oes &asihenooeIe 2lbidnittg lit elm
beftiger @eidiitfarnpf 8n ber5eitb.
ften
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-20

rUnlisuFn AND DISTRIBUTED UNDER |
PERMIT tNe asaN AUTHORIZED nv rMn
ACT or ocrunHR a isiE on rtw AT
ritr rosf OFflCK on OMAHA NKuR.
nv oRnER on THE PRESIDENT
A n RuRLKs0N. rugTNAsTERGENE
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1918-08-29
Save The Eve Lambs.

The time is approaching when
The farmers begin to dispose OF
their lam bs. In this connection,
Charles E Patton, Secretary of
Agriculture, advises aud urges
that the eve lam bs be either kept
and the flock increased or sold to
uelghbors as the foundation
of new focks. ~ is imperative
that the number of sheep be in
crea sed to clothe our soldiers to
say nothing of our great civilian
population. Then, because Ct
the scarcity of other meats nut.
tou Is a necessity. Our farmer s
have shown their patriotism by
making every effort to produce
the various grain aud vegetable
crops to the maximum, and with
rroper encouragement will boost
the sheep industry in Peunsyl
vania which has already made a
turn for the better. Let more
sheep-more wool be the slogan.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1918-08-29
Pound Party.

Some of the young folks of the
neighborhood were entertained in
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Rush
Ham in Ayr township last Friday
evening. Those present were
Orpha and Jabez Knable, Bessie
and Jemima Ham, Wilbert and
Levi Seville, Reed Souders, John
Miller, Charles Glenn, Mr.. and
Mrs. Rush Ham and children
Arlene and Harold, Mr.. and Mrs.
Riley Peck and Ruth, and Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Seville. Ruth
Knable, Catherine, Olive, and
Ethel Glenn, Alice A. plebl, Ruth
Cooper. Harriet Miller, Annie
Kuhn. Goldie Seville, Thomas
and Frank Cutchall, Mack and
Teddy Keyser, Teddy Mellott,
and William Miller.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1918-08-29
Walnut Timber Wanted.

The bureau of Aircraft Produc'
ton of the War Department has
requested the Red Cross to give
the widest possible publicity to
walnut wood for use In making
aeroplane propeller blades and
gun stocks.
Only part of the lumber pro-
duced from each tree can be used
by the Government and no sale
can be made direct to the
Government. Persons having
walnut tlmb for sale can write
direct to the Ordnance Depart
ment, Procurement Division,
Small Arms Section, Washing
ton D. c., giving number of trees
and their location.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1918-08-29
NotOratOr Lecturer.

Under the auspices of the W.
C. T. U., Hon. Michael j.
Tanning, a platform of national
reputation, will speak at Knobs
vile, on the evening of Septem-
ber 7th at 7:30; at Hustontown,
at 1890, Sunday morning,
September 9th; at 8 o'clock in
the afternoon at Big Cove Tan
merry Lutheran church, and at
the Court House lawn in the even
ing at Z o'clock. Should the
weather be inclement, the even
ing services will be held in the
Presbyterian church.
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State Agricultural Notes.

York county reports the best
average yield Of hay to the acre
with 1876 tons. The average for
the State is 1.35 tons.
For the first time practically
every county IN the State shows
acreage In buckwheat.
Only three counties, Bradford,
Forest and Warren show the
potato crop up to the average
condition. In Berks 1t is u per
cent. and in Lehigh SO per cent
The tobacco acreage has been
increased ten per cent. and the
condition of the crop is SO per
cent. of an average.
Only n per cent. of the young
turkeys raised IN average years
are reported on the farms this
season.
Reports of yields of 100 BUSH
els to the acre of oats have been
recorded from Chester County.
Cumberland county wheat
that has been threshed is report.
ed as running light to the acre.
Spring wheat in some of the
counties where it was tried for
the first time Is reported to be IN
fine condition.
From Potter county comes the
report of considerable damage
done by frosts on August L,
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District s. 5. Convention.

According to previous an
nouhcement, a District Sunday
School Convention will be held
in the Jerusalem church in Whips
Cove next Sunday afternoon; the
first session will begin at 2
o'clock, and the second, at ZOO.
County officers will be present
and an interesting and profitable
time may be expected.
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Surprise Party.

A delightful surprise party was
held at the home of George w.
Myers, near Warfordsburg, in
honor of his son James, on We'd
nesday evening, August 7th.
Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Divelbiss, Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Myers, Misses Reba
Charlton, Helen Charlton, Lucy
Ranck, LaVerne Charlton, Glodys
Charlton, Mildred Andrews, Ev-
alyine Charlton, Marguerite Sti-
gers, Stella Garland. Helen Sut-
ton of Pittsburgh, Gertrude Di-
velbiss, Ruth Morgret and Reita
Mellott, Mrs. Laura Morgret,
Charles Runyan, Reed Mellott,
James Myers, Herbert Mellott
Eugene Mellott, Eugene Golden,
Waiter Golden, James Staley,
Claude Spiker, Robert Naugle,
Albert Manning, Marcus Markley
Wallace Hess. Gordon Charlton,
Ted Charlton, Cecil Divelbiss
and Joe Divelbiss.
About twelve o'clock refresh
ments were served and after
wishing our friend James Good
bye and Good Luck" the crowd
left. All reported a fine and
dandy time.
ONE Who WAS THERE.
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Pictures in the Home.

A room without pictures is like n
room without windows. Pictures are
loopholes of escape to the soul, lead
ing TO other scenes and other spheres,
Pictures are CONSIDERS of loneliness ;
they are books, they are histories anl
sermons, which we can read without
the trouble on turning over the leaves.
downing.
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-
Sight Not to Be FORGOTTEN.

When one Is fortunate enough to see
line of swans etched upon the sky
near sunset, mile or more high, as
has been my luck but twice in my
life, one has seen something he will
not soon forget.-John Burroughs, in
the Atlantic.
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rhouohts Miohtier Than Armies.

Thoughts Mightier Than Armies.
Ideas 90 booming through the world
ouder than cannon. Thoughts are
m.ghtler than armies. Principles have
achieved more victories than horse
men or chariots.-Rev. DR.. w. NJ. Pax
ton.
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PUBLIC SALE.
OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

BY virtue of an order OF the Or
phans' Court of Fulton County, Pa,
the undersigned administrator of the
estate of Henry Il, Lee, late OF Union
Township, deceased, will sell at pub.
lie sale on the premises near North
craft post office, Fulton County, Pa. on
Saturday, August 81, 1918.
at 2 2o'clock, p m, the following de.
scribed real estate to wit: TRACT
No /, the MANSION FARM, contains
200 acres more or less, of which about
so acres are cleared and under good
state of cultiv alton, and the balance,
100 acres, is we'll timbered with pins
and oak OF good quality.
The improvements are Il log weather
boarded dwelling house, nat barn and
other buildings. This tract adjoins
land of William Lee, George Lehman,
Lewis Wigfeld, Russell Steckman,
and Frank NJ, Lee. Being we'll watered
and having good fruit are attractive
features of this farm.
Tract No. , consists OF about . s
acres of mountain timber land and
adjoius lands of John Borwning, L
Smith, and William Mellott.
Terms of Sale; Twenty five per
cent. when properties are sold and
balance at confirmation OF sale.
FRANCIS M. LEE,
Administrator.
S-S-3t.
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Professional Certificate Examination.

An examination for Profession
al Certificates will be held in
McConnellsburg, Friday and Sat-
urday, August 9Oth and 3lst.
Examinations will begin at 8
o'clock a. m.
j. EMERY THOMAS,
S-22.2t. County Supt.