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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-14
LOS TEUTONES HAN
SEGUID0 HACIENDA
AvANCES EN- FLANDES
Al Oeste de MerviIle emprerdie=
ron una ac0metida que fue re-
chazada pOr los ingleses

LONDRES, Abril l3.-Los alema-
mes emprendieron anoche I'm violen-
10 ataCue al oeste de Merville. en- el
frente septentrional de bata!la del
teatro occidental, pero fueron recha-
zados con grandes ~perdidas, segrn
dice el communicate Official Que Sc
do a la publicidad hoy en- esta ca
pital.
Los ingleses lograron avanzar su
Inca ligefamente, en- los a!rededores
de Festubert Y lie hicieron al enemi-
20 varioS prisioneros.
Anoche tambicn sc libro una VIC
lenta lucha IN las ~cercanias de Neu-
ve Eglis,! Y Wulverghen, estando
au2 en vigor la lucha On este dlti-
mo puntO.
Al o~riente dc LOGON IN poderoso
grupo Ge tropas enemigas empren-
dieron IN ataQue en- las primeraS
hOras de la noche de aver, nabiendo
degrade penetrar en- las lineas in
giesaS Ell ciertos puntos; pero fue-
ron desalojados de elias por ~violen-
ties coatra ataques. Tn Segundo in
tento del enemigo en- el miSmo lugar,
mas tardc, fue rechazado. quedan-
do Ia posici6n firmemente EN- mo
nos dc los ingleseS.
En- el sector inglcs!al sur del So,
ma, las tropas britanicas Y france.
sas desalojaron a los t~eutones POI
medic de repetidos contra ataques
de Ia villa de Hangard, que habiar
logrado ocupar durante ell dia dc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-14

NOTA:-Los suscrptores, al Zanzibar de Residential, deben darnos tan
% uueva com Ia antigua direction, o fin de podar anotar 81 cambio an
nuestrcs Gbros.
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PARIS, Abril 13.-Feinticuatro
personals resultaron muertas y sesen-
ia V dos heridas durante e. raid ae-
REQ qpe ell viernes en- la noche Sc
efcctu0 sobra esta capital, segun
dice el ultimo informe Official que
Sc ha dado a Ia publicidad aqui. FL
tcxto de dicho boletin, es como 81
que:
''Varios a~eroplanos alemanes cru-
aaron las lineas con rumbo al sur.
So,amente dos lograron volar sobre
e! distrito de Paris, arroiando unas
cuantas bombas. El aviso del peiigro
Sc do Il las 10.10 de la noche y a
las 1910 sc do ell aviso de que
cl raid habia terminado."
La mayor paric de las bom5as
arrojadaS cayeron en- un lagar, ha-
c:endo blanco en- una casa Es evil
deute que los raiders encontraron
mucho mas dificu!tosa Ia realiZa-
ci6n de su trabajo, bajo el nuevo
sistemas de defensas aereas puesto
en- practica y arrojaron sus bombas
apresuradamante.
Por la primera vez desde que c.
canon a.eman de gran ~alcance ha
estado bombardeando esta capital,
5u5 rroyectiles han caido en- la re-
eion metropolitan despues de la
ouesta del sol. Uno de los proyecti-
les cay6 cerca de Ia ciudad a las
sos de IL nochc.
En- ell distrito de Paris. dos perso-
mas reSu!taron aver muertas y docc
heridas por el bombardco del canon
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SIR. IGNACIO E. LOZANO.
120 N. Santa Rosa Ave.
San Antonio, Texas.
TELEFONO TRAVIS 2Ht
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-14

Nndtcus espsclaiistaS al 81 tratsriielto
d. los dolores del alumorafDisnto y las
rloIeSIiaS tan inC0mOdaS que con taiita
frecuencia SC manlrteStan durdnie Ia geS-
TaCi0n, eS,au n~aturllmente en- pOSlCtOn dc
juzyar inleligeatemente. la medicinal me-
jor e inofenSiyI que deben prescribe a
sus pacienieS. 6 por tanto, I'm aSunt0
de vital importanCia para 4 aGuellaS Sc
noraS que Surren de fucricS dolores en- 81
alumbramiento vOmitOS Y uioleStlaS duran
te el emb2raZo. Saber qiIe nOlaDieS eSpe-
c~ialisiaS que han dediCadO SuS yldaS a
esiudio de los dolores del parto : las Go
ienciaS Temenlnas. eSIal pTeSCrlDicndo Y
administrator i SuS enrermaS las p3Sii-
Has de conquest" Miichelia. Los Seho-
res medlcoS que 10 pTeSCTiben. 10 haCen,
primero. porGue M eS una medicinal Sc
cre;s n periodical. Segund0, pOrquc meme
IL virutd especial de toriaieCer los nrrylOS-
de TAI marera. cue durante los mcSes G'rl,
culroscS del embaraZo. Ia SeHOra emDara-
zada puede Iecar al dia de Su alumbra-
mientc sin experimental grandeS dolores
V con beneficio del bebe que mace hermo-
so, sane Y roDusto; terCero. por ser Ia me-
uictna ideal para IA mujer que deSea llegar
a ser nadre. y por nliimo, porQCe Cada
pastiIla de CompueSre Miicaella ueva una
Garantta de satisfaction A continuation
Sc dan dos testimonies SinceroS Y Verdi
COS, escos1d0S de Is inmenSa cclitdac re
cibida dc los paiSeS Laiino-American0S.
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PARIS. Abril l3.-Los a!emanes
anoche reanUdaron sus ataques So
bre las p~osiciones francesas en- Bru-
lewood, en- 81 bosque de Apremont.
Las tropaS americans en- este Sec
tor, -en union con las francesas, dice
el ;nfcrme Official que Sc do a Ia
la pub!icidad hoy, han combatido
con vigor Y rechazado cast todos los
ataoues del enemigo. En- Un punto
en- donde e. enemigo logr6 ocupar
una posici0n, fue desalojado de ella
por IN violento contra ataque de los
franceses Y americanos.
En- el frante de bstslla del Soma,
Ia villa de Hangard y el cementerio
c-rcaro. han sido racuperados de los
alcnancs.
La C;udad de Reims Sc encuentra
en- nan.lS. Los franceses estan ha-
ciendo c~sfGcrzos por limitar el area
!ncendiada. ;~abajando para clio bajo
el intense bombardeo de los ale
names.
LONDRES, Abril 13.-En las no.
ticias oficiale5 q2e Sc dtcron a ia
Publicidad hoy procedentes del fren-
g de batalla, Sc indica que el en-
puje aleman en- la region de Armen-
there's cSta perdiendo fuerza.
Rechazados en- Su eSfuerzo para
caDtu~ar e. lomerio de Messines-
WyStcaacte. los a!emanes estan aho-
ra dedIcando Ia mayor parte de su
fuerza i cHsanchar el sa!iente al
sur de Armentieres, cor el prop0sito
cviGente de flanquear las posiciones
De "a co!ina Y caDturar los important
sas centres t2rrocarrileroS que Sc
hai,an Ell esa regior: BaIjleul. quc
- e~nc:snurI i! n0ro,Str de .Armca-
there's Y al oeSte del extreme t=eri-
dional del Iomerio de Messines. y
Haze5rouck Y Are, hacia los que
los alemanes estan dirigiendo Sus
ataQues.
e MariscaI Haig, como e. NariSca.
Joffre en- la bat2lla de! Marine, ha
cxhcrtaIo 4 sus soldad2s para que Sc
scstenyan f;rmeS en- sus puestos. :
mueran ali, ante5 que abandonar n
pcsici6n al enemigo.
Fl Mayor General +. 3. Maurice.
Jcfc Director De las operaciones en-
q Ministerio de Ia Guerra iHglcS,
conviene en- Que Sc ha l!egado va Il
! crisis. en- la guerra: pero anun-
Cia que fuerzas franccSas estan STEM
60 enviadas rapidamente en- ayuda
dc los ingleses : que n gigantesca
! mas SangUinaria lucha es proba-
bic cue Sc desarrollara e. brevc en-
las Iianuras que Sc crcuentran 81
tr2das entire Lila Y St. Omer.
En- los encarnizaGos combates que
Sc libraron aver, los ingleses fue-
ron foCzados a retirarsc q! Railleul
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Lo que prescriben Doctores Especia-
listos para reducir los dolores
del alumbramiento y combotir
los uomitos y molestias
del enbarazo

te: "Cada vez cue prescribe, las Pss:!,ias
de %COnpueslo HitciIClIa me IS de gran sa-
tlSfaCcl0n yer SUI gran reSuitado, pu"s
cada dia Qucdo mas admirable de Su efec'
10. Mis- ~paclenieS. i 81 vez eS;an mas
agradeCidOS pOr haberlO administrator. !
de Ctru mGdO no pOGia ser, con csc famO
80 COmpue>to NItchclla que no me cansa
re dc S~eguIrlO administrator"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-14

Ell DR.. Jose piau,iue, dc la eiudad de
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-14

FISHLEIGH and CO.. Dept. 1908. Chicago, I'LL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-14

FL DIR. II. II. Koen. dc Ia Facultad CT
Medicinal dc Paris. dnmiciiiadO en- n cludad
de Port-au-Prince, Rep. de Haiti, Certlfl-
ca: II prescribe a mis- eRrermaS ell Tom
pueS,o Miichalla. habiendo ohtenldn admi
rabies reSuliatoS en- los S~iguielteS cases
para caImar los dolores rsfcuenteS duran
te cl embaraZo V ell partO. flores blan
cas-" menstruaci0n dOloroSa Y ONO 10,
ntco rcconSiituyenie. Lo recomieado a las
SeNoraS Y SeiIOTitaS que sC'rtn de tgpaits
GOlencias."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-14

AMtBLE LECTOtA: 81 cStaS son Sus
rualidadrS esrnciaieS. ;por que no Quccs
I'd. CIlyenCidl cOIGo OiraS SelnraS Y Sc.
noriias cue han SenlidO SuS benefIGioS. s.
To. iambien puede hacerlo como las d.
mas?
N0TA: 81 nos remite I'd. la sums a.
si.OO. le enyiaremoS a vuelta de cocreo, !
franco de porte, una GAIA dc Conquest
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-14
Cuando necesite Iibros en- espan0l,
dirijase a Ignacio E. Lozano. us n.
Santa Rosa Ave. San Antonio. Texas.

Una rladrc prudeute slennre a:ta aicr-
II sObre los Sintomas de las lom;fic"S Ct
sus hiios. Palidaz. ralta lie inteTes rn ioS
jucgoS infan,iles y NAL huTnor. e u Sc
ial ineQuiyocd para tOmar Ia CtiNA EE'i-
MiFUGA DE WHITE. GnaS cud!ia" c"S!S
de este eyceIente remediO son >iiti"lcn;es
,Iars eXlirpar las lombriGes V eI milo prom
10 Obra naturalmente. Precl0. ct. p0T
De venta por R. Cohn end GO
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-24
Uneven COURSE
!, IN STOCK PRICES
9f Uncertainty Of New York
! Money Conditions Cause

E.W YORK oct. q -UncertBlnty re-.
: 6fng local money conditions influenced
kn.Dngven course of prices ~ the upun.
nQ-ef today'H stock market Speculative
eoaial were most affected by this con-
fk0h, some Of the oils losing 10 2
Z Hts, white others rose ! to ~. Bald-
N, Locomotive again featured the strong
shar-A Al Rn advance of almost .
- gS. United Staten steel aud other
r VstrlRls hnd equipments gaining fruC-
Urt Southern p".nc. Marine pre-
l8rtd and Studebnkor made substantial
T. before the end Of the first half
4 hf with such spcClalu.g a. Wilson
FJcking International Paper Industrial
Atdhol and American Sugar
6ndard rails aud shlppngs recorded
B6)pmc ncclh.sH ot Ia 10 ~ points dur.
u the dun trading OF the noon huur
fYcfics rejecting the most proc .'
|Ripments and coppers ssgged ! 20 .i.
: bUIts but Baldwin Locomotive and / s.
84A rallied
Liberty bond final prices woff 2'a n
Vii first convertible ~ S7.3O, second 70
)uo1 first convertible ihs 972o second
- vertible iL's 9ll0, third la'z % IA.
8tr shares, oils. and United States
M rose 90 highest levels oi the DAY
|Skes but reactions set In toward the end.
Ne closing wHs Irregular.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-24
I'll UEN2A WIPES OUT
ID GAS COMPANY FORCE

rhe operating force Of the Oklaho.
Gas and Electric company at Drum.
M is so depleted because Of influ,
~ that Il was necessary to send re
] from the Oklahoma City force TO.
n All the men except the manager
Gown with the disease and the lat.
(s wife Is 50 III with influenza thai
necessarily out Of the office 4
III deal OF the time.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-24
LIGHTENS
THROUGHOUT STATE

The rainfall was lighter during ,h.
past twcnryiuur hours ln the state than
Yesterday Up 20 8 o'clock this morn.
r0g the rain gmgc showed McAle',er
sS Mu'kogce ~; Durant. tS; Char
dlcr. 10; Okcmah, IS; Mangum, 10,
Wcathcriord. 10. hda. 0j, Chickashl
" Iloldrn,illo 0j; Lawton %; Paul'
Valley. 0S
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-24

ct LOUIS. oct gl--HOGs rec,lp's
II 200 10 TO 2uc lower on h,et. 2.c tower
on othcra; lights 90 1aUl1au. uirH fli2
DIG 90. mixed aud butchers glG JOAiI7 90.
good heavy 81 25uli 50. bulk tlG5lU
Gbj CATTLE. receipts 5000. strong
Ative beef steers iil 6Ou 1928. ycArlng
ogrs and hc.fers 81 J0Uij5o COWS s. %
4PbO, stockera md feeders $500 2 600.
MIR 10 prime southern beef steers SO M
4ls o. beef COWS and hcIfers y15uff
~ %; native calves T1jdll25 SUETp.
receipts 100. steady Lambs SIC ruf
1916. ewes 'llo'Wl2o0. Gamers and
choppers 81 GOngn.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-24
LIVERPOOL

LIVERPOOL oct 'i-DDTTON spot.
quiet priDo- lower Good midJnnr IS lsd.
u..drUT 81 lll. Tow mhiNuF 2l5ud good
urYnHrr gNlsh ordinary ~ SD Sales
nI. bales. luCludlug 500 American SO
Ir.. .Ti.
Futures closed quis.. oct. ceO'd. so.
- ~. r,c. % sod. Jan 20 tld. Feb
90 Otb
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-24

CHICAGO. oct - Hogs r..,lts
1900, Nrndy Butchers tl65uul C0,
NYht fl80oTi725. packing tlAOou o. 10.
fbugh tl3tOq1AOO. pigs, good 10 choice
NbO0Mit2i CATTLE receipts 5000
stcady 10 higher Beef cntde $3.50
1850. common and medium 81 jodl5 70,
baIcher COVE and helfefs NiiUl11o.
cpfuots So, 1875. choice ytorkcrs Slr2'
$40 49, common md medium p houlU 20.
Solcf veal r'lvrs }lDurulG 1u. SHEEP.
Itcelpts % 0oo. qu'Dt but steady
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-24
Outside Livestock
FoHr WORTH

r FORT WORTH. oct y DATTlE r
celpts $500. HeFdy BcryH G5nU 90
F0GS receipts I s"0. steady lleuy'
N1ljUlT2b. SHEEr. receipts 500, an
ebanEcd. lBmh. tl2 yl3uU.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-24

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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-24

"Happy' MtInTnger LtaVei CIV J
GluppyJ MclriuEcr, fOr more than 70,
years connected with things hrttrw
.n oklahoma Clif. l,N lH"t night for ST.
Louis Thence be may ~ 20 columbus
Oniu In bidding farewell 10 friends h'
told them he would not return. hui woul'
make his homo iu tho east
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-24

prutrr. ana hborers l.tr It' evening o.
Cawp KroR lYgI ..'S. hN a .Dlo.
of skilled u',U1HoH .ru r..' .l...
ulca will be s..rI,d by r.. 'n..rW s..
employment service INa evening DO
Nashville. Tenn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-24

WIst PtTthTnp TtTNTNV EF00V0e ot0uTl
Mise HeheC,H e. sH.n4. Hss taHf tn n'r
Hthrr. the Rev = g. rrrfhIur rnsf
,yr,uuy, ~ the huy scouts l- taking
ifurlnE from l'r rI'.r Co assist hm
ln examining bog. Or promotion boo hoF
scout work
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-24

Mrs Tye hI0stlng Board No "
Lucille I've. sister ~ the mayor private
secretary. is doing volunteer work n
pty draft hoard $50 . She b,gRn hrr
work YESTERDAYS afternoon md viii con
tuue until s,hp.' are opened
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-03-15
W. S. S. DAY.

The ROckcastle County War
Savings Committee has designa
ted Saturday March 23rd as War
Savings Day in this county
Every man, woman and child in
this county is askt to help boost
the sale of War Savings aud
Thrift Stamps that day. If you
have not bought any, get busy
and buy some and see that your
neighbors buy, some. Do you
know that a single Thrift Stamp
{ 25) will buy for our soldiers
boys a tent poe or five tent
pins, a belt or a hat cord, shoe
laces or an Identification tag;
two will buy one trench tool or
pair of wOolen gloves; four will
buv two pairs of canvas leggins;
>ix will buv FIVE pairs wooden
socks or three suits underwear;
twelve will buy steel hemlet.
One War Savings Stamp (S4 I4)
in March will buy one hundred
cartridges or a cartridge belt or
scabbard for bayonet; two will
buy two pairs of wooden breeches
or two flannel shirts; two and
half will buy a gas mask;
three will buy an overcoat or two
wooden service coats; three and
a half will buy three pairs of
wooden blankets; four will buy a
rifle.
BUY ALL YOU CAN
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-03-15

dem ned their wives and children.
1t is thus that Madame Albin
who had just become a mother
three days previously, was
brought OH a mattress by Ger
man soldiers to witness the ex-
ecution of her husband ;her cries
and supplications were so press
ing that her husbands life was
spared.
son the 10th Of August Ger.
man soldiers entered various
streets (of Louvain) and ordered
the inhabitants of the houses to
proceed to the Place de la Sta
ton, where the bodies of nearly
iozen assassinated persons
were ly ing Women and child.
rem were separated from the
men and forced to remain on the
Place de la Station during the
whole day. They had 20 witness
the execution of many of their
fellow citizens, who were for the
most part shot at the side of
the square. near the home of Mr..
Hemaide.
"On Thursday, August 27th,
order was given TO the inhabi-
tants to leave Louvain because
the city was to be bOmbarded
Old men, women, children. the
sick, priests, nuns, were driven
on the roads like CATTLE
These are some of the things
that took place in the cities and
towns of Belgium.
Would the iron-hearted Prus-
SLAMS have any more mercy on
the people of Lexington? Scarce.
ly.
America must win the war.
Lexington Leader.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-03-15

THE having failed to see Henry
Watterson great editorial which
appeared in the Christmas, 1917,
Courial Journal; the Golden Jub
lice Of that noted paper. The
editorial reviews some of the
most important events that have
Occurred since the Courier Jour-
nal was created on November 8th
1868, from three newspapers,
Journal, Democrat and Cour-
Ter. This widely read editor
lal was of such absorb
ing interest and the demand be-
ing so great for it that thou
sands of extra copies were
printed later. So many requests
came in for its appearance
again in the Courier Journal
that the publishers inserted it in
their issue of March I2th, the
George Rogers Clark edition, tho
Centennial of the settlement of
Louisville by that noted soldier
and frOntiersman.
In this editorial Henry Wat
terson partly reviews the recon-
struction days following the war
and other historical events and
the part played by his great jour
nal The feature that attracted
attention was that portion of the
editorial wherein the distinguished
editor declares that the "Chris
tian religion alone will save the
world from destruction" during
and following the world war now
waging and that "Christ's teach
ings are the Bed Rock of Civil
ZatiOn."
This is considered One of
Marse Henrys greatest prOduc
tions, attracting the attention of
our best men in the country, in
Guiding the clergy and layity
Many sermons we're preached up
on it turnout the United States
and was eager read with pleasure
and profit IN the countries of the
old world.
Kentuckians are not alone in
their settled belief that Marse
Henry is the greatest living edi-
tor and heartily wish him many
more years of life and usefulness.
even tho we don't always agree
with some of his writings.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-03-15
THE Fiscal Courts to reduce

THE Fiscal Courts to reduce
expenses at all possible points, is
a good move. tho we believe it
would be mistake which would
prove an actual loss TO the coun-
ty Of thousand of dollars by fail.
ure to invest a very few hun
dred toward paying a portion of
the salary of a county agricul.
tural agent. In every case
where a competent man has
been employed for these positions
it has proved, upon investiga
ton, to have been one of the
county's best assets, by the in,
crease in agricultural lines, i'm.
proved live stock and poultry
from instructions, teaching and
efforts of the county agent, where
by the increased valuations have
mounted up into the thousands
yearly. Such has proved to be
tie case in Rockcastle tho the
county agent worked out por-
ton of northern part of county
in addition to his duties in Mad
ison, Estiil and Jackson.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-03-15

The Board of Trade, Ashville,
N c., are very generous in their
praise of Col. Jim Maret's assist
ance rendered in outlining and
preparing plan for presenting
their claims to the Directors, for
the routing of a branch of the
Dixie Highway from Knoxville
via Ashville to Waynesboro,
Georgia, there to merge with the
Savannah Jacksonville division of
this highway.
The results of the Colonel S
work and correspondence indi
Gaze that the undertaking will be
endorsed at the Chattanooga
meeting of the directors on May
10th. Three iOurths of the direc-
tors have advised our old road
booster that they favor the pro
position as presented by him
BY the adoption of these plans
the highway will have parallel
lines frem Macanaw, Michigan to
Miami, Florida.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-03-15
AMERICAN AND GERMAN FORGOT WHAT HE NEEDED
EFFICIENCY. From the Republican, Mt. Gil

From the Republican, Mt. Gil
lad, Ohio: The editor had an in
teresting experience some time
ago, when a young gentleman
came to his Office and asked for
a copy of the Morrow County
Repu blican. He scrutinized it
carefully when copy was hand
ed him, and then said: Now I
know" what is it you are
looking for" We inquired. "My
wife sent me after a bottle of
Cham bellain's Cough Remedy,
and 1 forgot the name. l went
to several stores and the clerks
named over everything in the
line on the shelf except Cham
berlsln's. I'll try again, and I'll
never go home without Cham.
berlain's Cough Remedy" The
Republican would suggest to the
proprietors of stores, that they
post their clerks. and never let
them substitutes. Customers
lose faith in stores where substi-
tuting is mitted, to say moth
ing of the injustice to makers of
good goods and the Disappointment
of customers.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-03-15

The searchlight of war has
brought many interesting facts,
and one of these is that the
vaunted Germsn efficiency will
not always stand the test of
comparison with American eff CT
enCy.
The Germans boasted of be-
ing the greatest farmers on
earth Investigation shows that
in efficiency in agriculture,
measured by the produce per
acre, America being graded 100.
Belgium leads the world, at EOS;
Great Britain comes second. at
1854; and GERMANY third at I55;
America comes fourth.
But the better test is the man
test rather than the acre test,
and here America leads world
by over to 1. Again, grading
America at over 100 per farm
worker, Great Britain produces
A and France Al. The Ameri-
can farmer cultivates p acres,
the German farmer but z. With
the aid of vast quantities of fer
tilizer the German produces more
per acre, but he produces at a
much greater cost per bushel and
he produces much less than half
as much per man.