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THE FULTON COUNTY NEWS. McCONNELLSBUEG. PA.
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In This Department Our Readers in Fulton County and Elsewhoro May journey
Around the World Aitn the Camera on the Trail,
of History ftlatclng: Happenings.
SOME OF CARRANZA'S HARD FIGHTERS
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This Is a detachment of General Carranza's constitutional troops, fighting from behind a atone wall In the
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MORE TROOPS LEAVE GALVESTON FOR MEXICO
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Some of the men of the Fifth brigade, which went to Vera Cruz under (ieneral Funston, are hero seen throng
ing the deck of one of the transports which carried thorn from Galveston.
BUSY MARINES AND BLUEJACKETS
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lh'.arture from Galveston of more troops to Join the Fifth brigade at Vera Cruz.
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TOnstltutlonal armies In northern Mexico.
Mrs. Donald Taylor Hunter was the
latest navy bride when the fleet ealled
from Hampton Roads. On the day be
fore she was Miss Emily Hancock
Hughes, and she was to hare been
married to Lieutenant Hunter of the
Arkansas on May 14. When sailing
orders were received the lieutenant
radiographed to bis bride, she hurried
to Fortress Monroe and the wedding
ceremony was performed at once.
Feminine Master Mariner,
Mrs. Von Baudltz, Denmark's only
woman sea captain, now commanding
a vessel running between Russia and
England, claims to be the only real
feminine master mariner In the world.
Mrs. Van Baudlta, who Is the wife of
a phylsclan, was for a long time In
terested In yachting as a sport and,
after passing an examination for a
master's license, she took up the sea
as a profession. So adept did she
prove herself that a shipping com
pany soon gave ber command of one
of its largest steamships. i
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If you think that
tie li fair,
Ti'll Iiit no;
Think nut that she
' will not car
Tfll her ao.
If ahe Klvoa you
couraxe when
Tou axe wronifad br
other men.
It hr know It now
and then
Tell her ao.
If you love ber tM
of old,
Trll her ao:
If aha makes ynit
atrong and bold.
Tell hor ao;
Aa ahe Journrya by
your aide,
If hur beauty given
you pride.
Still, aa when sb
waj your brdln.
Tell her ao.
If her amlle linparta a thrill,
Tell her ao:
If her toii. lt la aonthlna; atlll,
Tell her ao;
Hut If ahe hiia loat her (rrare,
If you've reaeed lo like her tape.
Brother, do not. In that eaae,
Tell her ao.
CANDID OPINION.
There in no fool like an old fool who
Is trying to act like a young fool.
The aveniKft man would want to
fork himself In his bedroom If he had:
as little on aa a girl now wears la
public.
It Is easy, to accept another man
opinions when you want blm to gran I
you a favor.
Earn the honors and the praise yoa
get. No press agent will work for you
after you are dead.
"Prudence Is a thing that generally
comes to a man after he gets too old
to need It.
Below Is soen a detachment of United States marines hurrying along the dock at Vera Out to their station
In the city, and above several bluejackets conveying ammunition to one of the guns of a battleship.
HOW OUR JACKIES LANDED ON MEXICAN SOIL
The Journey.
"If you were asked to got ready to
start next Thursday on a long jour
noy, do you think you could do so?
asked her rich employer, who was a
widower.
"Oh, I much would depend upon
the kind of Journey It was to be," shs
replied.
"I mean a pleasant Journey a Jour
ney that would Inst for a month of
more."
"And should I have company on the
Journey?"
"Weil, I hadn't thought of that. No,
I don't believe you would. I should
expect you to go alone."
"Then I don't believe I could gel
ready," she said, turning to hor type
writer and making four mlstnkes In
the first line or the letter she bad
begun.
Can This Ee True?
"I can't understand It, don't you
know, old chap."
"What can't you understand?"
"A follow I was tnlklng to a little)
while ago said somo of the greatest;
men In the history or the world had
died without ever having seen a
squaeh court."
AN EXCEPTION.
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These are the first boatloads of armed bluejucketa going ashore at Vera Cruz to take possession of that city.
STARS AND STRIPES RAISED IN VERA CRUZ
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The first public building in Vera Crux over which the American flag was raised was the postal and teleerauh
building.
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day that I didn't work for.'
"What? Id like to know.
"The stomach ache."
"My boy, you
will have to learn
that you never
can get anything
without working
for It."
"Oh, yes, you
can, pa. I had
something yester
Satisfied and Optimistic.
"Are you one of those who bellev
we are on the verge of a revolution?"
"No, sir; at least, I hope we're not.
I'm satisfied with things as they ar
in this country at present I won a
bet of $2 yesterday."
Trouble With Some Kinds of Trouble.
"Troubles sometimes come to us
as blessings in dlsgulao, you know."
"Yes," replied the chronic pessimist,
"but the trouble with them la that
they generally go away w ithout having
taken off their masks."
Pessimist's Outlook.
"I look for a Bharp rise in stock
now."
"What reason have you to expect a
Dull movement?"
"I've Just closed out all the shares'
1 had."
Inconsistency.
"I always try to keep from worry
lng over thlngB that I can't help.'
"But you have Just been worrying
because Jur wife agreed to meet you
here more than an hour and a half
ago."
Speaking of Settlements.
Bill This paper says that Clayton.
Mo., Is about to annex nine small set
tlements on Us borders.
Jill Well, the lady I board with If
trying to do the same thing.
Cold Indeed.
"Give me the Janitor," sold the shir
erlng man at the telephone.
"Can't reach him," replied the op
erator.
'Isn't ho tending the furnace?"
'Yes. But he has crawled inside
and shut the door after him."
Troublesome Entertainments.
Redd He's become a great enteis
tainer since he got his automobile.
Greenes You don't say ao!
Sure! He'i had a blow-out nearly
every day.'
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