THE FULTON COUNTY NEWS. McCONNELLSBUBG, PA.
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DATES GIVEN FOR
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In Thli
Dopeir-tmont Our Roadora In Fulton County and Elo
Around tho VAorld With the Oamora on tho
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FIRST PREPAREDNESS CAMP FOR WOMEN OPEN
AMERICAN WAGON TRAIN FINDS GOOD CAMPING PLACE
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Ecwnni at tho opening of tlio lirst prniiarcUness camp fir women at Chevy Chaso. Md., near Washington, hcro a
Lonstand eocloty women are learning the essentials of war-tlmo duty. In tho center U shown tho raising of tho camp
fog. Above Is F'reHldont Wilson marching to the ceremony. Below is a section of the khakl clad campers.
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Wagon train of the American expedition In Mexico arriving on the outBkirta of l.as I'rucns to camp for tno
night. They had Just completed a 32-mlle hike through tho mountnln passes of Mexico. Tho arid mesa of Mexico
Is not broken up with many watering places such as Is depicted In the photograph, so much care Is exercised In
selecting stopping places for the night
ST. PAUL SCHOOLBOYS ARE BIRD LOVERS
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Companies D. E. P. 0, and II arriving Id camp "omowbero lu Mexico" after a six duys' hlko across the desert.
LEADERS OF THE SUFFRAGE PARADE
VICTIM OF AERO ACCIDENT
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NVhtu tho Nutioual American Woman Sullrago association siages us big
parade lu Chicago on June 7, the opening day of the Republican convention,
tlio marchers will be led by these two elephants carrying the suffrage plank."
The combination will sy mbolize the demand of tho women for a suffrage plank
tn tho Republican platform. The elephants will be driven by Miss Portia
Willis of New York, who Is hero shown between them.
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Tho boys of the sixth and seventh grades of the St. Paul, Minn , public schools with their blrdhouBcs on their
way to the bird exhibition held in the Auditorium. Bt. Paul. John liurroufihs opened tho exhibition by pressing an
electric button at his homo at Westpnrk, N. Y. Over u.OUO boya took part in this unique exhibition, and the hundreds
nf different designs of birdhouses excited the Interest of thousands of visitors. Tho exhibition Is In lino with the
movement to make St. Paul a city of birds and flowers.
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Ue 1-loyd Thompson, tho aviator who
was seriously hurt in an aeroplane ac
cident on Long Islnnd. He is wearing
the costume designed by Admiral
Peary for aviators who fly tn the high
er altitudes.
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SHF RECRUITS IN CANADA
MEXICAN RAIDERS UNDER GUARD
llus rerldence in Chihuahua was erected by Villa at great cost for nis
favorite wife, "Luz." After be evacuated tho city it was looted and partly
wetroyod by a nsci. ,
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Soldiers of the expeditionary force
practicing with tho rnngulludcr on the
opon mosa ot tho Mexican plain.
Needed Repairing.
Tommy, aged three, had fallen and
hurt his knee, and as he sat rubbing
the, injured part he suddenly looked
up and snld: "Mamma, did God make
me?" "Yes. dear." was the reply.
"Well, then," continued the youthful
philosopher, "if he has any pieces left,
I wish he'd mend my knee."
Mrs. Clara Saitdorson Laub, hero
photographed lu her military costume.
Is tho only woman recruiting officer
In Canada. She has boen at that work
for several months In and about On
tario after spending moro than a year
in hospital work lu France.
First, Third and Fourth Brigades Ge
To Mount Gretna July
7 To 15.
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Tentative dates and placaa for tht
encampments of tl,e various organiza
tion of the National Guard Ibis sum
mer were announc ed In a circular of
information. Issued from the adjutant
general's department. Tho arrange
ments are subject to changiM accord
ing to circumstances. Tlio juforniatlon
given out is as follows:
Owing to Inefficiency of funds there
will bo no camp of instruction for ofU
cers of Infantry held during thlB year.
Tlio First, Tljri. and Fourth
nriades will encamp at Mount Gretna
July 7 to 13.
The Second Brlgado will encamp at
a place to bo selected by the brigade
commander August S to 12.
The First Cavalry will encamp ac
cording to action by the War Depart
ment.
liatteries A, C and I) will encamp at
Tobyhanna July 25 to August 4, and
liatteries II, E and F at the samo place,
Aumit 6 to 13.
V hospitals and ambulance com
panies at Tobyhanna, August 10 to 20.
Engineer companies at Del voir, Va.,
July 5 to 16.
Rlcnnl troopB with Second Rrlgade.
Tho rifle camp of Instruction and
Stale mutches will bo held at Mount
Gretna August 16 to 23.
Time Extension In Taxation Report.
Auditor General Powell was Inform
ed in an oplrlnn riven by Deputy At
torney General Hardest, that he had no
authority to priint moro than ono ex
tension of the tlnio for filing corpora
tion reports for State taxation.
The decision was in cauo of a north
western company, which had been
ilven an extension of thirty days. The
renalty for failure to file after the ex
tension bad been granted will be en
forced.
Opinions were also given that the
premium on the bond for the superin
tendent of const action of the new
buildings at Spring City Hospital must
he paid from the funds of the Depart
ment of Public Grounds and Uuildings
and that prisoners sentenced prior to
June 2fl, 1309, do not come under the
parole Act of May 10, 1009.
Order 27 Arrests In Milk Crusade.
Twenty-seven arrests have been or
dered by Dairy and Food Commission
er James Foust as the first result of
the extensive sampling of milk and
cream In eastern and central Pennsyl
vania counties. The arrests are for
sale of milk below tlio standard In fata.
.Moro arrests are likely.
The campaign asainst "bleached
flour" was also started, two arrests be
liiK ordered In northwestern counties.
Arro. ts of representatives of a Cleve
land firm for sale of linseed oil con
t"lnlniT about fifty p?r cent, of min
eral oil wero also decided upon.
Scores of prosecutions for sale of
adulterated foods are likely bocause of
activity of agents In sampling.
These Mcxirans were members of the purty that raided Columbus, N. M.,
and were picked up In tho mountains. Thiy are guarded by American soldiers.
FIELD HOSPITAL AT CASAS GRANDES
Guardsmen Get Compensation If Hurt.
All of the National Guardsmen call
ed into StaU iA-.rvice by Governor
nrumbauph because of the disturb
ances in Allegheny county aro undor
Hie workmen's compensation Act, as
are the State Police, and should any
one bo killed or Injured while on such
duty tho compensation would be the
same as though hurt In a manufactur
ing establishment where tho militia
men happened to be employed.
Tho State's liability Is cared for In
an appropriation ot J15.000 made by
the last Legislature. The Guardsmen
come under the compensation law
automatically as soon as called Into
service.
Sue To Test Escheat Act.
The first steps to test the constlta
tionallty of the e-cheat Act of IMS
were taken when counsel for the Co
lumbia National Tank and Union Trust
Company, of Pittsburgh, brought an
action In canity to restrain the Auditor
i.encral from enforrlng the statute.
The Attorney General will defend the
act, and It Is probable that othor finan
cial concerns will intervene in the pro
ceedings. It was estimated when the Legisla
ture passed the law that it would bring
thousands of dollars of many unclaim
ed deposits Into the State Treasury.
Precious Language.
Language Is the amber in which a
thousand precious thoughts havo
been safely embedded and preserved.
It has arrested ton thousand light
nlng flashes of gonlus, which, unless
thus fixed and arrested, might have
been as bright, but would hare also
been as quickly passing and perish
ing as the lightning. Words convey
tho mental treasures of ono period to
tho generations that follow; and
ladon with this, their precious
freight, they sail safply across gutfs
of time In which empires have suf
fered shipwreck, and the language!
of common life have suuk Into obliv
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boventh held hospital corps at Casus Graudes, where all tho Injured and
the tick ot the exoedltlon are being cared (or.
Charters Granted.
Governor Brumbaugh approved
the-.e charters:
Guaranty Realty Co., Philadelphia;
capital, $5,000; treasurer, Earl T.
Kramer. The Graves Timing Device Co.,
Philadelphia; enpltal, $35,000; treas
urer, C. L. Dundy.
Tl:e Lakewood Realty Co., Mahanoy
City; capital, $30,000; treasurer, D. F.
Railroad Men's Pulldlng nnd Loan
Association, Altaona; capital, $1,000,
000; treasurer, James A. Doylo.
Gulnan.
Jacob Str.'r Co., storo, York; capi
tal, $10,000; treasurer, Jacob Stair.
Jitney Lines Approved.
The Public Service Commission ap
proved applications for certificates of
convenience for Jitney linos in nialr,
Cambria, Mifflin, Allegheny and other
counties. The commission will likely
announce a general ruling relative to
jitneys In a short time.
Road Material Awards.
Contracts were awarded at the Stnte
Highway Department for class "C
bitumlnous material for"use by the
maintenance division In' the first,' third
and fourth districts to the Barrett
Manufacturing Company, of Philadel
phia, at the followlns prices: First
District, .0749 per gallon; third dis
trict, .075 per gallon; fourth district,
075 por gallon. '
The contract for the second district
a-m awarded to tho United Cas Im-
I provement Company, of Philadelphia,
at .076 per gallon.