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The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-05-13
suuey To Have concse,s.

The Sully business men got busy
last week and raised $50. for band
concerts this week. Arrangements
have been made with the Killdnn
band to give the concerts, one evening
each week. Just what night the CON
certs will be given is not known. Il
is quite probable that some evening
in the middle tof the week will be
Ifixed for the time for the music.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-05-13

A swat In time saves millions OF
swats later on. Swat sm now.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-13
FOLLETIN No. so
La DANA De LAS CANELIAS
Novcla eScrita en- frances poC
DUMAS ohio

"EScribi q Prudencia, diciendole
Que acceptable las proposjciones de NJ,
de NJ. que tuese 4 participate
Que cenaria con ella y o el.
"Cerrt IA carta. : sin decirle 10
cue contenia, rogue 4 ". Duval que
Ia hiciese Ilevar a 81 deStino cuando
lIegase I Paris.
"Pregunt6me. sin embargo, su
~concenido.
-Es la felicidad de ArmandO-
le die.
'Su padre NE bes6 de nuevo. Sen
II ~humedecida mi frente por dos ID
grimas lie reconocimiento; dos la
grimas que tueron como 81 bautismo
de mis- pasados extravios, y en- el mis-
mo momento en- que acaba5a de con-
sentir err entregacme 4 ocro homb-e,
resplandecla de orgullo al penSar en-
10 que conqui>taba con aquella nue.
vi falta.
"Esto era muy natural, Armando;
listed me hahis dicho que 81 padre
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-13
NNE-I

Tan bien como 20, 10 sabe listed; 10
que no sabe listed, 10 que no puede
listed sospechar s~iquiera, es cuanto
he sufrido desde nuestra separation.
'Tuve noticia de que sc habia US
ted marchado con su padre, pero eS-
taba segura de que no podria listed
vivir mucho tempo lejoS de mi, y el
dia de nuestro encuentro en- los Cam
pos Eliseos, me senti conmovida pero
no asombrada.
Sin embargo, no pude recebrsr
en- e. acto mi espiritu.
Entire Ia ejecuci6n del sacrlficio
que por listed me habia impueSto y
Su regreso, habia ~transcurrIdo un es
pacio de tempo bastante largo, du-
rante el cual habia tenido necesi-
dad de apelar a medios fisicoS para
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-13
lnteresantes reformas propuestas
para las Escuelas del Estado
de Texas

.Ai'STIN. Texas. Julio il.-NarioS
profas0rrS cnrar-ado> de- Ia inStrur-
IriGR piDlira en- csta capita. cStan
abogando con podcro>aS razonrs
ipor Ia Suppression del SiStrma "mplra
lie IN las cscuc.aS olicia!rS he Aus
lin \ que 81 .. De co"ducaci6A. So
Ift"n tai aSunto aduje"On p~odcrosoS
argumcn;oS ant" Il auditocio reun!-
do en- n High school Q! luneS poc
a noch".
Les que aboGan pnr q nunvo plan
de grrorma aduc"n que Ia razdn
capital para prdir IA separation lie
niHoS Y niIaS en- IA High SrhoO! rS-
ia baSada an II risiaIo@ia del pals Y.
r. Simmons. ~"N-iirrr,or de- Ia Palm
school. hiAo Ia .]icui"ntr exposition
acnrra del plan IN" ah"ra :" pro-
p0n":
CIando l"> n!N"> y la> u!nas CO.
mirnIan a IT. 4 la rScucla, i~nStrihI"n
dose ru 81 primer @rado H. cduca-
.ri6n, suS facuitadrs mentalrS y fl
sica> c>tan cQuiparadaS: prro a! ca
ho de- pOcos mcSr com.enHan 4 O.
~tablecerSc entire clos dif"rrnciaS lie
Icmperamcnto que aprnaa son no
iadOs nj ~nriUriuin. mas las ruaIrS no
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-13

precipitada Marcia. FL condo de G..
estaba en- Londres. Es I'M de esos
hombres cue no dan al amor de las
j6venes como yo, mas i~mportancia
que Ia de un ~agradabie pasatiempo,
conlin1an siendo amigos de las que
ridas que han tenido, y no las aborre-
cen por 10 mismo que nunca Sc han
moStrado celosos de elias; eS, en- una
palabra, uno de eSos grandeS Seno-
res que no nos abren mas que un
solo lado dc 81 coraZ6n, pero que en-
cambio nos abren los dos lados de su
bolsillo. Ash es que pense desde Iue-
go en- 81, Y fui 4 buscarle. Me reel
bio perfectamente, perO era alll Ell
amanle de una dana de gran tono, y
tem!a comprometerse ligandose 4 mi.
Present6me q u amigos que me ofre
cieron una cena, despues de Ia cual
uno de ellos me llev6 consigo.
"iQue guerra listed cue hlclese'
amigo MIC?
":Matarme? ESQ hubiera sldo q
margar IL vida de listed, Armando'
que debe ser dichoso, cor IN remor-
dimiento inutil; y ademas, ipara que
matarme, estando tan proxima 4 mo-
rir?
:Pase al estsdo de cuerpo sin es-
piritu, de cosa sin pensamlento; por
espacio de algin tempo vivi como
un aut6mata; despues regrese a Pa
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-13

me ha abrasadO de tai modo que no
he podido escribir una sola palabra.
NADIA de nuevo, amigo MIC; cada dia
que pasa espero carta de uste, pero
no llega, y scguramente no llegara
nunca. Solo los hombres tienen Ia
fuerza necesaria para no perdonar.
FL duque no me ha contestado. Pru-
dencia ha vuelto de nuevo a hacer sus
visitas al Monte de Piedad.
NO ceso de a~rrojar sangre. iOh!
LIE daria a listed lastima 81 me vie
Sc! Els listed muy feliz al encontrar-
Sc bajo un cielo templado v en- no
arrostrar como yo TODD IN invierno
de hielo que gravita sobre mi pecho.
Hoy me he levantado I'm POGO v 4
traves de los visillos de Il ventana
he yisto circular esta vida de Paris.
con la cual creo haber roto para STEM
pre-. He visto aigunos rostros como
cidos pasando por mi Gale rapidos,
gozosos o indiferentes. Nj uno solo
ha levantado los ojoS hasta mis- VEN
tanas. Sin embargo, varios j6venes
han venido 4 p%reguntar por mi. En-
otra OCCASION estuve enferma, Y listed
que no me c~onocia entonces, Y que
tan solo obtuvo de mi una imperti-
nencia ell dia en- que lie vi por vez
primera, vino diariamente a adauirir
noticias de mi salud. Va me tiene
(COntinuar&)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-13

era ell hombre mas honrado que Sc
podia encontrar.
M. DIVA! subi6 a Su c~arruaje ' Sc
alej5.
Sin embargo, yo era a fin mujer,
' cuaudo volvi q Yer 4 listed, no pu-
lie menoS de lIorar. pero en- mi CO.
raz0n no hizo presa Ia debilidad.
HE hecho bien? He aqui 10 que
preguHto hoy al caer enferma en- IN
lecho del que acaso no saldre sino pa
"a IL tumba.
listed hi sido testigo de 10 que
por mi pasaba a MEDIA que Sc acer-
caba Ia nora de nueStra separation;
81 padre dc listed no estaba ALI pa
RI animarme, ' hubo I'm momento en-
que estuve = punto de revelarselo
TODD; itanto NE aterraba Ia idea de
que jba listed 4 ab~orrecerme Y q des-
preciarme.
"Acaso no creera listed una cosa,
Armando, y eS que rogue a Dios que
me diera fuerza Suficiente, Y IA prue-
ba &c que el acepU6 mi Sacrificio, esta
Ell que NE do Ia fuerza que implo-
raba.
En- IL cena que por Ia noche tuve
con 81 conde de N. necesite TAM
bisn de auxilio, porque 70 no guerra
saber 10 que iba = hacer; .tanto ME
do tenia de que NE ialtara el valor!
:Quien NE huhiera dicho 4 mi,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-13

ris V prcgunte por listed; entonces SUI.
pc que listed habia ~emprendido IN
largo viaje. NADIA me Sostenia va.
| Nj e%Xistencia volyi0 a ser 10 que ha-
| bia sido dos amos antes de co%nocerlc.
Procure atraerme de nuevo al duque.
pero habia herido harto cruelmente
= aQuel hombre, y los ancianos no
son ~pacientcs, probablemente porque
echan de yer que no son eternos. La
e~nfermedad Sc ~apoderaba de mi de
dia en- dia; estaba pilida, triste Y mu-
cho mas delgada. Los hombres que
compran el amor, examinan el gene
TO antes de adquirirlo, V como habia
en- Paris mujeres mas s~aludables, mas
alegres y de mas robustez que yo,
NE fueron olvidando POGO a POGO.
Tai ha side mi pasado hasta aver.
"Ahora estoy verdaderamente en-
ferma: he escrito al duque pidiendo-
lie dinero porque carezco de el Y los
acreedores han vuelto a presentarme
sus cuentas con IN encarnizamiento
despiadado. i31e contestant ell du-
que? iAh! jPor que no esta listed en-
Paris, Armando? Vendria listed a
VERNE Y sus yisitas me prestarian
conSuelo.
400. Diciembre.-Hace I'm tempo
horrible; nieva; estoy sofa en- casa.
Por espacio de tres dias Ia calentura
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-13
Sonora. .Ariz., : dc Julio. 1913.
Senior Director de La PRENSA
San Antonio. Tex.

Muy Senior nuestro:-por las mott
ciaS eXpuestas en- su ~peri6dicO de fe-
cha > del actual, vemos con grande
sentimiento que referente Z 10 ocu-
rrido en- este mineral del Ray Sc lie
ha informado q listed en- sentido de
TODD punto contrario 4 Ia verdad.
Para que ell peri6dico de su digra
direction Siga mcreciendo, como has
II ahora, adeptoS en- este Y otros cam
pos. enteradus de 10 0currid0 aqui.
tenemos 4 hien comanicar 4 usj"d.
aunquc lacGnicamcnte, 10 que hay de
rierto.
FL levantamientO dc los ubrcroS Ell
este mineral no he sido ocasionado
por Otra cauSa que II de los sueldOs
que esta compania venia pagando 4
los obreroS meXicanos Y %eSpanoleS.
Fl sueldO para los rezagados era de
1925 Y para los timbreros y maqui-
nistas de SO; subieron los precios de!
cohre deSde l3c 4 23c libra, Y en- to-
los los campoS mineros del Estado de
Arizona fueron mcjoradOs los sala,
rios de los minerOs q exception de los
dc este mineral, donde 10 unico que
subi6 fuc IA exigcncia dc los capata-
ccs en- los ~trabajos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-13

no wolverine loca Y para aturdirme
en Ia vida en- que de nuevo me Ian
cara. NO es cierto cue Prudencia
le dijo 4 listed que 20 asistia Z todas
las fiestaS, a todos los bales, 4 todas
las orgias?
les porque tenia cierta esperanto
lie matarme rapidamente Z fuerza &c
excesos, y creo que esta esperanto
no tardari en- realizarse. Nj salud
Sc alter0 necesariamente cada vez
mas y el dia que envie 4 madame
Duvernoy 3 pedir 4 listed misericor-
dia, estaba aniquilada de cuerpo Y de
eSpiritu.
mo quiero recordar = listed, Ar
mando, el modo como ha recompen-
sado listed II Ultima prueba de amor
que lie he dado, Y e. u~ltraje por Ell
que oblig6 listed a salir de Paris a Ia
mujer m%oribunda que no habia podi-
do r~esistir a su voz cuando lie pidi6
listed n noche de amor, V que CO.
mo una ~insensata crey6 por IN mo-
nento que lie seria cable ligar ell pa
Sado con Ell p%resente. Tuvo listed de-
recho de hacer 10 que hizo, Arman-
do; nunca me han pagado Z tan alto
precio mis- csriciaS nocturnas.
"iEntonces 10 abandone TODD! Ohm
pis me reemplazo para con Ell conde
de NJ. y Sc encargo, segun me han
de eXplicarle el motive de mi
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-13
DEL
mas sObre las verdade-
ras causas de Ia huelga de
los rninerOs de Ray

FL din q dc JUNO q las II i. m.
Sc declararon en- huelGa los mineros
espanoles Y mexicanoS en- nUmero de
1000, ~qucdando so!o al ~servicio de Ia
compania amos 80 homhreS, lie los
cuales en- Su mayoria fueron ocupa-
dos por Ia cOmpahia para rcsguardar
el orden.
Hasta Ia fecha nj ell mas minimo
desorden ha ocurrido por parte dc los
mineros huelguiSras, quienes. dirigi-
dos por un comitG compuesto de seis
hombres amantes del orden. de Ia jus
ticia Y de ia union. GUAM III pueblo
con tai a~cieruo que eI mismo Gober-
nador del EStado, Mr.. Hunt. la da-
4" u conoce su a~dmiraciGn. diciendo
que "nunca h. viSto huclga tan jas
/" y tan Ordenada."
Una dc las peticiones de los mi
neroS huelguistas es I'm sueldo mi
nimum tie SHE.
Ilasta Ia fecha no hahia habi-
do centre alguno de union minera en-
este campo. Y hoy cuenta la W. F. NJ.
de 7. c., o mas de $50 miembros.
entire los huelguistas de este campo.
Los representatives de II compahia
tratan de deshacer ell orden entire los
mineros por medic de actos impro-
piOs Y contrariOs L Ia ley V a Ia jus
ticia.
\ nombre de un grupo de meXi-
canos.-DANIEL TEAS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-13

Margarita Gautier, que habia de ST.
fir tanto 4 Ia sofa idea de tener IN
nuevo amante?
"Bebia para olvidar, V cuando me
deSperte 4 IA manana si~guiente. me
encontre en- los brazos del condo.
"Esta es l2 verdad desnuda, ami
go mic; juzgue listed y perdoneme,
como 20 lie he perdonado TODD ell NAL
que me ha hecho listed desde aquel
dia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-13
Ell Lie. EDUARDO TAMARIZ

Anteriormente radicado en- la ciu-
lad de Mexico, ofrece a listed sus
servicios en- coda clase de asuntos
relacionados con su profession, va
sea aquf o en- Ia Replblica Me1i-
cana. Ell Lie. Tamariz .esta asocia-
do con los abogados Cobbs, Eskridge
Y Cobbs cuyas Oficinas rstan situa-
das en- los nimcr0s iii 4 720 del
Brady Building. San ntonio, Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-13
DEFCNCIONES

Sra. Romano Rivera, eiai 20 ai0>,
300 San Fernando Street: tuhrrru-
.oSis.
CelaS Chavez. cdad - m"S"S, 122
Chavez Street; ]pu.monia.
Hcrmaaa Maria Teresa, antr.s lie
profeSar ~.JOScfina CcryantrS, cdad
rs amos, Convcnto dc las JrSulina,:
-~aS.ritiS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-13
4 Los PADRES De FAfILLA De ORlGtN
NFXICANO RESIDENCES
FUFRA De SAN ANTONIO.

Professor y ps,seSor2 lie !nSlruc-
ci0n primar;a. o rir-!o &c IA Repu-
h!ica Ne%ic&na. accualmenre reSldeu-
les en- San AHJoaio. dcSeHn e~Jercel
Su profession IN alguu pueblo cercano
4 Ia CiudaG. Los meNicaaos que &c
inJereSen For IA instruction de Su> HI
jos Y deSeea h&cer proposicioueS. puc-
den enviarIas = y. Z. L.. 300 Durango
Street. San Antonio. Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-13

"Piporrazos" ura la tiricia, ell
fastidiO, las ganas de morirse do
hambre y toda clase dc barbarids.
des barbaras- Compre listed "Pipo-
rrQ7nS."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-13
f'clicitaciOHr>.

DrSpuI< IL Ia fiesta, 81 senior pa
to lut muy frliriladO, por iodoS,
uo solo por 81 @Nito po.itjro. sino
por In hnllrza dc n oaaci6n.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-13

ST NECrSITAN homhT2S para mannlar dur
mlenIr- Y m0ri!InS en- Ia planra dc santa
Fr Tie I.ImnCr preserving Co.. de SOIn'f-
vile. Ten. - pagan DuennS salaries.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-13
VENTAS-


81 En- SIT PrfBLO To hay agenTe de IA
PRESSA d|iiQucse used a V+Gdffla 7 70
pr0duclra maERlf!ca u1illdad. Eicrihanos
: IL darem0s Guesiras c0ndiriOEes para
los agenIsS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-13

.LN AGRI'PiC!0N p]ROTECTDRA MENlCANA
nrrNcc una graliri"acl0n 4 Ia persona que Dir
!nrOTmeS dci nOmhrr~E direction dc los pa
rlcnirs del ~r. EvariSin Herrera. Gui:n. So
glIn inrOrfncS. fu" aS1SInadO pOr amos n"groS
en- ct puchIit0 dn EIdridge. E0nfado d" Co
dorado. 81 - del pFcSenic. N.1-!S.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-13

Pasa q Is pigiHs \, C0lumns Z
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1915-04-01
SERVED ALMOST IS YEARS.
Sylvester B. WOOllet Retired from The
McCOnnelIsburg POstmasterShip
Wednesday Evening.

On the first day Of August 1897
Sylvester B. Woollet succeeded
the late W. S. Dickson as post
master at McConnellsburg, and
on the first day April 1915, after
period of service of II years
and 8 months, he was succeeded
by Prof. B. G. Lamberson. AT
the time Mr.. Woollet took charge
it was a fourth class office, and
the postmaster's income was
$500.
Fourth class postmasters are
paid as follows: AS long as the
cancellation of stamps amounts
to no more than $50 a quarter,
the postmaster gets all of the
amount for his pay. AS the a.
mount of cancellation increases,
he is paid a per cent, so that at
the time Mr.. Woollet became
postmaster, his percentage would
indicate that the Office was can
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1915-04-01
NUMBER %
RACE CULTIVATION.
Little Talks on Health and Hygiene by
Samuel G. Dixon, NJ. D., IL. D.,
Commissioner Of Health.

To maintain the highest degree
of physical health, it must be ac-
companied by a healthy brain.
One that can work out its own
problems in early intercourse
with the rest of mankind, and
cooperate for the preservation of
its own species. This ia a law of
nature.
The Teutonic writer's would
have US believe that war is nee
essary to keep up the prosperity
of healthy nation, claiming that
the whole scheme of nature is to
live on itself. This, however, is
mistake. Cannibalism is rare
and unnatural.
The self preservation Of species
means the united effort of indi-
viduals to that end. When one
begins to live on ones self death
follows.
To modify a common but true
saying, dog cannot eat dog. War
kills off the healthy and broods
death.
In these days of all advanced
health measures, children should
be taught to take plenty of out
door physical exercise, but it
should not be brutal in character.
Their sports should tend to cult
vate control, temperate thoughts
and kindness.
AS war brings pestilence the
higher education should not
teach the Teutonic Interpretation
of the laws of nature, but that
it will lead to the self destruction
of the species.
Wars must cease as man over
comes the brute side of his ma
ture although he may be trained
in the science of war without be-
coming brutal. In this twentieth
century all questions between ma
tons will have to be settled by
international courts. The pres
ent war is counteracting the re-
suits of great health laws that
have been enforced by spreading
communicable disease and killing
off the able bodied members of
the belligerent nations.
To attain the highest degree of
health, militarism must be crush
ed.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1915-04-01
Railroad News.

That Fulton county will soon
be opened up to the commercial
world by a railroad looks plausi-
BILE. The engineers are rapidly
completing all the details con-
nected with the surveys, and en-
gineer A. Spotwood cambridge
reports that he will have all pro-
file maps and specifications for
building and construction about
April 5th.
Mr.. H. T. Klingensmith, engi-
neer of the construction firm Of
Ferguson & Edmondson, railroad
contractors of Pittsburg, came to
town Monday. He came for the
purpose of looking over the field
with a view to submitting bids
for the construction of our road.
Our readers have had explained
to them how an electric freight
hauling road is not limited to
easy grades of steam roads, and
in view of this fact Mr.. Klingen-
smith, like many other visiting
engineers, has said that our max
imum 6 per cent. grade presents
no difficulties for the construc-
ton and operation of a good road
over Cove mountain.
Fort Loudon has responded
freely to the help of bringing the
road to that town, and citizens of
that place hold much stock, and
two of the Company's directors
are from that town. The au-
thorized issue Of bonds will soon.
we are told, be ready for pur-
chasers, and already, dealers in
this kind of paper have made
many pertinent inquiries. Unlike
the European field of battle,
startling news cannot be obtain
ed daily, since events do not oc-
cur so rapidly in the field of rail
road work; but the foregoing is a
summary of what has been done
to date, and the development Of
this much is as much as ener-
getic efforts could be expected
to accomplish. and the efforts of
President Post and workers
have been truly energetic.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1915-04-01

the Johnson farm. j. Lake Gar
land, from the McQuade farm,
near Back Run, to the Trogler
farm, near Mercersburg; w. S.
Clevenger, from his property in
town, to the farm vacated by Mr..
Garland; Walter S. Osler, from
Chambersburg, into the Mr. s.
Nettie Alexander house vacated
by Leslie w. Seylar; James Linn
from Maddenville, into the Nor
ton Building; George Rexroth and
sisters, from the Annie Frey
Shaffner house, into their own
new house on First Street; w. H.
James, from the Shaffner house
on Second street. into the John
Stouteagle house on Lincoln Way
Charlie Snyder, from Ayr town.
ship, into the house vacated by
MIR. James; Alice Stevens, from
the Dallas Myers place to Cal
Summers house in Ayr township
Geo. c. Mellott, from Webster
Mills, into the Little house vaca-
ted by Andy Rotz.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1915-04-01

determine why the office receipts
have almost trebled during the
last eighteen years. During re-
cent times a second assistant be-
came necessary in order that the
great bulk of mail might be ham
died quickly. The parcel post in
crease does not account for the
phenomenal growth in the busi-
ness of the office, although that
has added greatly to the amount
Of matter handled. The increase
grew as steadily before the in
PRODUCTION of the parcel post a
year ago. The rapid growth of
the Office can be nothing more
than an index to the change in
modes of living. 1t clearly indi-
Gates that tpeople now spend three
times as much for postage as
they did eighteen years ago. We
live better. Intelligence among
the masses has increased. The
demand for modern conveniences
grows with improved facilities
for the enjoyment of the good
things of life.
The present incumbent, Prof.
B. c. Lamberson possesses the
qualifications necessary to the
successful administration Of the
office. and there is no reason why
cConnellsburg may not have a
service equal to the best in towns
Of its size.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1915-04-01
POstOffice to Be Removed.

C. R. Souders called a few days
ago to have his address changed
from Dublin Mills to Hustontown
1t is reported that the Dublin
Mills postoffice is to be abandon
ed. Mr.. Souder's reason for Sc
lecting Hustontown as his ad-
dress for the News was because
the Star Route from Hustontown
to Three Springs passes his farm
and the carrier can deliver at his
box. Many copies of the News
go to Dublin Mills, and we ad-
wise that our subscribers let us
know at their earliest convenien-
ce where to send the paper when
that office closes.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1915-04-01
Substitute for Timothy and Clover.

III Cne Tears OF many local
farmers have foundation, there
will be a short crop of hay in
this section this harvest. From
Big Cove come reports that fre-
quent frost upheavals uprooted
sufficient clover to practically de-
stroy the crop, and that timothy
suffered to considerable extent.
But it is so well known that soy
beans sown at, or Immediately af
ter, complaining time, can be
made to take the place of clover
and timothy, that there need be
no lack of dry feed next winter.
The soybean stubble may then be
planted to wheat next fall. There
are several other crops that would
fill in with local conditions this
spring on barren hayfelds; but
to fall back on reliable advice of
our State Experiment station,
three pecks of soybeans planted
In rows % inches apart, cultiva-
ted several times in order that
the stubble may be prepared for
wheat by use of a harrow, seems
to be the accepted course under
conditions here this spring. Some
corn-planters, and drills, crack
the beans, and of course such
seed will not grow; lookout for
that. Cut for hay as soon as
some of the lower leaves turn
brown, and before the pods are
half filled; if cut when more near
ly matured, the leaves and rich
seeds will drop off in harvesting
All stock-including hogs-eat
soybean hay greedily, and exper-
iment station tests have proven
that the feed value of bean hay
is greater than that Of clover. If
the enforced introduction of soy
beans into a general farming
scheme of the County results in
establishing more general knowl-
edge of the value of this excel
lent legume and il-builder, the
loss of a crop of clover and timo-
thy hay will have been a blessing
in disguise.
A big lot of rich feed in the
barn next winter will offset any
inconvenience in the change of
crop rotation caused by tn e
ploughing up of hayfelds. There
is no time to lose in ordering seed
for April planting. Some farmer
could give better directions than
we could as to variety and place
to buy seed. Also as to way of
planting same. Perhaps as reli-
able plan as any would be to or
der through A. B. Ross, Bedford
Pa. as he is known to all of US,
and no time need be lost in hunt
ing best variety and place to buy.
1t is Mr.. Ross's business to know.