THE FULTON COUNTY NEWS. McCONNELLSBURG. PA. IO This Departmont Our Readers In Felt County andlElaowhero May journey Around tho World With th of History kVlalcins Latest Happenings Gleaned CJatmora on tho Trail From All Over the State. appenlnes. CANADA SENDS HER BEST TO AID OLD COUNTRY . FRENCH SOLDIERS ENTRAINING AT TROYES LIVE NOTES AND COMMENTS. Steelton' Garden Plot Commltte An tmmmw - - mm hums iflM nounces 1,122 Garden Under Cultivation Other Live Newt Items. '3 Pictures of World Events foFNews Readers ffiKL in murium ur yi !3Sf XSk 5 EE- ff3Mif3m. n '17 1 - : IT 4 2 a tU.il i .'3 2 Thli photograph, taken on the tronilnr i t..... .u. t .... h Tbu,r rtiiic" w car;;rd7hrLTrurxrr.war' 8h0W8 French troop8 en- V . t ' t it 1 IRON DUKE, FLAGSHIP OF ADMIRAL CALLAGHAN IL w ?M1 '.1- The new Hrltlsh hattlcslil 1 . . ,';iK.sS'Ctl NGLISH TROOPS ON THEIR WAY TO BELGIUM British battleship drake -hHa ilk 14x1 vl;fM. 1 Wllllara rurcoll. twentvslr. i1ln1 his huiue In Cuntralla, from eating pcanuti. Steclton's Garden Tlot Commltt announces 1,122 gardens under culti' vatlon. 1 M.. Th State Denartment of Wnlth has granted a penult to Thompson" town to improve Us water works. Four patients with needles In th!fl lianda were treated at the Harrlsbursl JIoHpltal within an hour. Captain Logan. Lieutenant Dennis. TAtifnin riru r t r UI"ctr8- len to right, CDiniTrn rnmnii inpinvnw . ii'lfcf &"l.' 4 fer v--: r? -jr.y; UUIDE FOR AVIATORS I v .K'lsh sol.lln.. "othfl,;.. " roluo 10 Victoria station, London, whence they rr' tli a pi u acroE8 t0 BoIs'"Ji. They are passing Westminster l3t o ciock of the houses of parliament Is soen in the back- 1 ':,i U i ' li '1 , REPORTED CUT TO PIECES BEFORE LIEGE r UlUUUIIXlUlllUl.lklaMll.ll.llil.U.M.l..l.l IK riri M.)f.BlT:' iMmMTW I x iu I , " r-'i 1 f v' ENTHUSIASM. ON PARIS BOULEVARDS CaURht between cars nt nt rli Jlery, Frank Nerl, aged thirty-nine, sus-l tained a fractured skull and U itvi at tho hoHpltal. While walklnir nn dm mUmiM Hrldgeport, John I'roBton. forivirhu years Old. Was Btrllek hv raln n,1 killed. A wlfo and eight children sur vlve. John Knonka. aced eleven vran wn. probably fatally injured when he was kicked by a horse at Shamokln. Th hoy had his skull and law hnnu fractured. Lewis Brozznnl,-l lmtnil tmj ed and Frank Itova was serto'usly! nun Dy a rail or conl at Suffolk CoU llnry. The dead man was twenty-four years old. Tarl Elaer, fifteen years old, of York, probably saved his life when struck by an automobile, by seizing the axle of the machine and holding until the. machine was stopped. Kdward Fllcklnger. member nf prominent buslnens Drni. was found dead in a bathtub in a llarrlr.hnr hotel. He had been 111 tnr .imo ima and death was pronounced dun tn heart trouble BUSY IN ST. PETERSBURG J This Is one of the powerful flares which send a vertical ray that serves to guide the French army aviators at i . . . night, Hf,. I TrTfTTT rr w r "W" n 7 are th " &ttnihliltHmr8r.U.h,an8 ot tne Germw rmy that are reported to ied by Belgians In the fighting around Liege. , SIR JOHN FRENCH jj ikk ant:. idNTlv IS 1 fa jHpHfKiiAl Howard C. Fry was snnolnted Ihk. tlco of the peace for Taxtung Dor ough. lie was elected recently, but it was found that an election of a' Justleo could not tuke uluce at a. special election. William II. Couthenlur supd Wlllim and Lloyd Mountain, proprietors of Mountains' Pharmacy at Conflnnnm' for 5,000 damage charged with falling to label poison purchased by plaintiff who took a dose In mistake for salts. ' Miss Ella Cannon, of Maryd, twenty-eight years old, while out walking with Thomas C'latinc, of Tuscarora, to whom Bho was to be married, swooned and fell to the ground. She died in a short time of heart failure. Mrs. Nellie Stem, twentv-sii. wlf of John Stem, was killed bv a train on the Lehigh Valley Railroad In l'liuipsburg. She was crossing tha tracks and had ample opportunity to. see tho approaching train. t... , . ;. ti.ii ..Tir:! r.. Tif vj ' !---.. Tnr A Frenchman and a Servian carrying the flags of their respective coun tries along one of the boulevards of Paris after the declaration of war be tween France and Germany. AMERICAN WOMEN CAUGHT IN BELGRADE i 1 B'tyi'n George S. Marye. American ambas sador to Russia, has hln lin nria full taking care of stranded American tm,r. ieta and of the interests of nations whose diplomatlo representatives have left St. Petersburg. Field Marshal Sir John French who commands the English forces sent across the channel to help the French and Belgians against the Germans. Richard R. Kramer, of Wllmlneton Del., a block cutter employed at th plant of tho York Card and Paper Company, committed Biilcido by shoot' lug hlniHclf through the head. The deed was committed opposite Green mount Cemetery under a large cherry treo. Kramer was on his vacation. The engagement of MIbs Laura Louise Elkin, youngest daughter of Justice and. Mrs, John F. Elkln, of Indiana, to Mr, John Cralllus Ste wart. of Lock Haven, was announced today at a lunriieon given at Breezedale, the Mikin borne. John Fitcavaco lost his life bv nmli. ing Into a pocket of ens at Eneln ITlll colliery, when he was warned not to do so, was the verdict of the coroner's Jury at Cumbola. Fltcavnce was found smothered in a gangway and th evidenco showed he was forbidden to go there. The ninth craduntine exorrfdns nf the Pennsylvania Stnta Forest Acad- emy wero held at tho academy, Mont Alto. The members of tho graduating class are: Leonard O. Barnes, Walter J. Bartschat, Joseph It. Fawley, Thos. C. llarbeson. Walter H. Harnlnsr. Wal ter Leach, Howard W. Slgglns, Robt. . Ptndden, Hairy C. Van Horn, Chas. 11 Woof. American Women waiting- nnrlrmulu . ih. ...... , . i. . . , .. . . rujuou in ue graas for the lust tra n that left thnt .itv nf, .. . .. full nf v, . v v . . " uainan sno is feU r.t the very spot where they had' been sitting. A. S. Brown, coal operator and mor. Chant of Osceola Mills, was killed and his daughters, Dorothy and Carrie, and two of their friends, Miss Brokawl and MIbs Keedy, of Wllllamsport, were injured when their automobile struck a New York Central passenger train at Bigler. Dorothy Brown was driving the machine and lost control when it neared the crossing. Miss Brown mar be injured internally and her sister was painfully bruised. Miss Brokawl was injured internally and may din. Miss Keedy was cut and bruised. Charges that the nornneh n Bangor and Nazareth are hamnerino- the service of tho Slate Belt Eloctrio Railway in Northampton county hr preventing waits to make connection were made to the Tublic Service Com mission by tho company. The com. mission Is asked for relief on th ground thnt the publlo suffers. Ira L. Hikes, a rounsr business man of Dlllsburg. and Miss Elfcahfth Eismlnger, were married by Rer.'J. Harold Wolf, pastor of the Monaghaoj Presbyterian Church. V
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