davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-21

Con los labios entreabiertos como
ante IN objeto capaz de causar adml-
racion. con los ojos asombradoS tam
Bien en- plena languidez, a causa de
I'm miSterio que no pueden descifrar,
esta tiene va bastante quehacer con
tener que descifrar IN solo enigma.
S. IS la esfinse del amor a la que
Sc dirige, aUn por diversion,-pues es
habil para jugar con csc ser 1abu-
loso-elIo le.basta. Pero 81 es a Ia
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HUYO DE SOFIA Ell Elk.
PRIMER MINISTRO
R~ADOSLAVOFF

AMSTERDAM Octubre 20.-N. Ra
doslaboff. primer min;stro buigaro
que renunc;o ell pasado mes de jul
MO. ha huido de la Capital bu CARA
disfrazado de Official aleman. Ash
10 anuncian noticias recibidas aqui
procedentes de Sofia.
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El Paso, Tex, Octubre l6 de 1918.
Sres. Redactores de LA PRENSA.

FL Paso, Tex. Octubre l6 de 1918.
SreS. Redactores de LA PRENSA.
Muy senoreS MICS:
Con fecha II del presente, he visto su editorial que
con ell titulo de "Pase a la RaZ0n." me ha parecido uno
de los meiores, por hacer un llamamiento a todos los
compatriotas, con ell objeto de externar Opiniones para
una orientaci6n definitiva, en- ell grave problema nacio-
nal. Aprovecho la oportunidad que ustedes nos ofre-
cen de abrir sus Columns a todOs los compatriotas, con
el objeto de contribuir con mi humiide granO de arena,
Il resolver ell gran %prob!ema de la salvacicn de nuestra
Patria: Sc trata de hacer sacrificios, y de exponer
nuestros p~ensamientos con entera lbertad, dando mues-
tras de valor civil. Empezare (perdonandome la fran
queza) pr exigir de su respectable publication. ell CAM
bio de actifud hacia la actual administration de nuestro
pals, actitud que en- honor de la verdad, es de SlStematl-
ca Oposici0n hacia ell %gobierno de nuestra Repubiica.
Es mucho 10 que pido de uStedes V de su labor perio-
distica, pero es muy POGO ST con verdadera sincerldad y
buena fe, deseamCs toies sin exception, la telicldad de
nuestra Patria. Made ignora cue la prensa es un fac
tor pcderoso. en- la direction de la opinion: pues bien,
encaucemos esa opinion por diferentes rutas a las haSta
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cTUALlDADESEXTRANJERA
CROQULS SENCHLO

esfinge del conocimiento a Ia GO a
dirige su espiritu, ella ignora. .;
tormentos del corazon. Es la n-Jer
lie una sola passion. Frecuentemente,
eS la de la f~raternidad humana Ia
que la invade. EntonceS, profunda y
grave, Sc entrega a ella hasta olvidar
TODD 10 demas. Pero saba o filan-
tropa, no lie pidais que Sc Guide de sus
adornos. Sc burla de todas las
coq~ueteriaS, Sc viste despreocupada,
mente Y arregla sus cabellos con una
s0la vuelta &c la mano. ESta mujer
no puede servir a dos amos.
M&dre tierna Y sagaz que posee
en- su maternidad menos instinto ami
nal que Ia orra, o que 10 domino me-
jor, Sabe arrancar de su lado d sus
hijos cuando el interes 10 exige- Los
dispersal, los alicia de ST de acuerdc
con Il neceSidades Y, espirituaimen,
te, puede eontentarse su amor con
Quererlos a distancia.
Con los labios entreabiertoS V los
ojos aSombrados, el PERIL ~alargado
Y como dirigido hacia Ia ~investiga-
cion de las causas, el cuerpo esbel-
to, adelgazado por los %deportes, Y
con una rigidez de arcangel, sin que
ell mono de Ii nuca rompa en- name
IA alguna IL sencillez de la Inca. tie
ne ella Ia gracia de los frescos-sera
ficOs.
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Bajo Ia soda bionda de sus cabellos
ligeroS V onduladoS Sc abren dos ojoS
claros ilegibles que no cesar de hun
dirse en- el eSpacio. friamente. Ser
vidores mudos. indicadores incorrup-
tibleS. proSiguen sus investigaciones
sin traicionar con la menor palabra
al alma dominadora a la que obede-
cen. He aQui a la mujer mas liberia
da. he aqui d Ia mujer que mas Sc ha
sacudido las Servidumbres romanas
que fueran creadaS en- otros tiempos
por el hombre. En- ell amor no pide
ella ser igual, sino Ell idolo. IA dicho
la Ultima paiabra del orgullo femeni-
no. rs una soberana. Ha lido mas
ALA que ia cabalieria que hacia del
amor un dulce pacto en- el que el
hombre ponia una protection religio-
Sa Y la nujer III abnegacion devo-
Ia Y Sum!Sa. Cree haber dado TODD
dando Su belleza. Y hay en- clio n
conception superior del amor que i'm
oregna de nobleza a una raza. pues
la muJer Sc conSlsfle en- n recon-
pensa Y por 10 mismo en- una causa
de virtud, en- I'm estimulante moral Y
en- un manantial de idealizacion en- Ia
accion.
Su belleza vale bien Ell cielo que ms
pira. Ninguna mujer merece mas
que ella ser armada. No eS nj ell fres-
co del Norte nj la eStatua de redon-
deces graciosaS de los l~atinos. pero Su
cuerpo robusto. pronto para todas las
luchas. sabe hacerle frente q la ma
turaleza. Es Ia valera intrepida. la
amazona. la cazadora. como es tam
bien la invitada a las arenas politi-
cas- Y Ia co!aboradora de los legisla-
doreS.
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Estas tres muieres que ell manana
invitara d que Sc liguen para zanzibar
suS mas bellas doteS son la francesa.
la inglesa y nuestra hermana la anne
ricana.
COLETTE TEER.
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Otra Opinion sobre /d
mQnerQ de reSo/Ver 81
prob/en1a mexicano

Aars ~rr promise dc "ms @s las %%"." ~ 70 m %%s de '%%@ J %% % % %%s % ~ %% "% " ~ @.
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Stanton ST., No. 223i.. Ell Paso, Tex.
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G~ottsnIamen- Erponfte.

@orn 49,. -. -. $3.50 per BuShel
pafer 80. . .. 49,. 95e per 8uI6cl
9eu -. -. :. $4,000 per Sonne
8emiie.
Gan autoniu, 20. Hopember. t9tS.-
aartoffeln, Gal. 1925.
SiiBfnrtoffeln, gam. $4.75.
3tpiebeln, California @bite. $500;
California 9elloiu, $425.
Somaten, Cal, $3.50.
Bobnen. COLORADO, Vinto. per Hfn
1913; California 8abous, per cfpt.,
5000; Binfs. $500; Gina, $14.50;
aapb, $14.00; @lafebes, 5000.
Stride Strins Beans, $3.50 L. $2.75.
@obf. 1926 unb $3.50 pet 100 9fo.
@riiner Bfeffer, $1.00 Der Bulhel.
Naoiesden, SOC per Sbo. @iinoeI.
Neerretttas Wursein DER Kfp iza
@iirfen, 90c per 9bo.
grbien, per fleiner Crate. $500.
8eeten, $3.50 per 100 8fino.
&opfIalat, $500 ru1o 1925 Der Crate.
9eterfilie, SOC per Sbo. sginsel.
8firiide. $1.65 nno $1.75 per Crate.
@elbe @rr5eln. $500 per 100 Bfb.
@ierpflan5en, $3.50 per WuIhel.
Niiben. $4.00 per 100 Yfnno.
Gauai6, $3.50 per 8uIdel.
g~nnteloupes, 81 so.
Spinut, $1.75 per Camper.
Crime grbIen. $4.0O per Snmr-i
Selerie. Colorado. DOC un6 $500 Der
Crate.
Marft.
San antonio, 20. Topem6er. 19ts.--
&iibe, 1926 bis $7.75.
adlber, $3.50 bis $f2.t0
Odien. $3.50 biz $3.50.
Stfueine, $t4.o0 bis $t7.85.
Ct. aouis. 30. 9iobember, 19ts.
@inbuie6. 9eressOdien. $40 bis st5.
Sdipeine. $t4.0o big $3.50.
- Sanft arieassS
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.S~
5 3.

= Sie @ar @orf Gampagne bot
IN unierem Staate $4,000 mebr ein=
gebradt, ais perlaltgt tpltrbe.
Mns Orange miro gemeloet, Ell,
ne Mn5abl 4rbeiter ollf Sen Shiffs-
merften b1tten Die Mrbeil nieoerge.
legt, fobolp Die @efabr, ais Soloaten
einge5o9en 5u werben, poriiber gene
fen lei.
= Sobn %. groop lit bonn @ou.
perneur gum beiiisenoen Nifter bes
Chill : Ippeaationsgeridts ernaltm
mor6en.
Slim @asenlaoungen geien-
form iino aus Soem nad &anias gitp
geididt.
- Die 47ite Gellnion bon Serrp's
Nansers lift int MuItin auiammenge-
treten. @bt5ebn Mann paren atltpe-
ien6.
Die Staats : &onpention Der
@omen's Clubs lit in Dallas croft
net.
Sn Saplpr ioa cine Staatsfon-
tion Der Si6eben nno Slarpen Itatt.
finbem.
Geridieoene Milhfarmer ars
Der @ege1o BON gona baben in 81
gin, 81, cine betrahtlihe Mn5abl
Sollteins&dlber i'm Sitter BON, 5mei
bis fiinf @phen gefalift. Meltercs
ooer ermafienes 8ieb fann pegen
oes in 9eras auftretenoen Gid"
(&ol5bof) =6iebers nidt importiert
weroen.
Spisbuben brad]ell SonntoJ
racht ourh ein @laspanel ser Sinter-
tiir in Mar Meainger's Store in
@aeloer Elm unb itnblen Seioenmaa-
rem i'm @erte bon 5000. @ouene
Sdben bIieben unberiibrt. Nur Der
Seibenporrat ibien fir Die @inbre-
der an5iebungsfraft 81 beirsen.
Sic Bemobner bon Maper;tf
gountp trefien iest ifon sroBe gor,
bereitungen fir ben gmpfang Der
aus Jranfreid auruffebrenoen Sol
0aten.
9eim Jliegen in um~gefebrter
Gage itiir5te Der auf DEM ellington
6lugfelo bel Souitpn itationierte
Sliegcrleutnant Gbeiter Miblep
Mbams BON Geo Hod aus feinem Ne
roplan uno iauite nit furhtbarer Sc
malt auf ben SfieSplas Der San
Econ @eidibidule binab. 9as s(eru.
plan folgte inn etuas larlgiamer
lino "itiir5te auf ben 9omboroier u.
&. gabcof, Der iebod mir leift per-
lest puroe. 2eutnant @oams mar AMI
Der Stele tot; fait ieoer anoben III
ieinem aorper loa gebrpd]en lein.
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SnIanb.

- Hop q. @eaenllt, Der Gbef Sn.
genieur Der Mareoni 8ireleB Com
PAM in 4merifa, loa cine grfinoltlia
semad)t baben, Sic es ermoglibt
orabtloic Gepeiden obne 5urm ODER
Gerilte ab5nihifen ooer 81 cn1-
pfanaen.
uniere ainerifaniiden Stimni.
rehtlerinnen meroen @ertretung nuf
Dem SiieoensfongreB perlanger.
Som 1. Saulinr al iollen Die
aadtocpeiden i'm Breiie reou5iert
peroen.
= Serbert S. Grant lit gum 9ra-
libenten Der Mormorlcl Stride er-
nnnif.
Nus Stem sorf miro gemefoe.,
oaB Die Samnllungen fir Den Uni,
teo @ar @orf" 5ono Elm lber Or
parten siinltiges Reiultat ergeben
babel. 3meilinooreibig Staaten ba-
ben Die ibnen aufcrlegten Gllotea
iiber5eiflnet, leds oapon nit iibcr
100 Hro5ent. IS miro angenonnlcn
Dab anltntt Der p~erlangten 10 Wti[,
lionen Dollar nobe5u an $50 Mti1io.
len Collar 5uiammengebrad)t nun
Den. Cine genaiie Recommendations
fonnte natiirlih nod nidt genladt
merben.
Die Iutomobil : Sabrifanien,
melde i'm nergangenen Sabre fir 1r-
ndbernb cine Billion Dollar Wnni.
tions : 8ontrafte fir Die 9unoes. SIC.
gicriing ausgefiibrt baben, boffen lid
Jest ibrem eigentli6en @eid6fts5wei-
&c mieoer miomen uno fir ben glei-
den getrag BaiIagier. 4utomobile i'm
Sauie oes nadltcn Sabres fabri5ieren
81 fonnen.
Sn Spracliie iino orei MtGrmcr
berbaftct, mel6e aus Dem in Der SD.
be Der Staot ~liegenoen Ge~frutenlogcr
Striimpfe nno ltnterfleioer i'm Werte
bon Eouieu0en bon Dollars IN Gm.
pfang genommen mno nieDer Der.
fallft baben iouen. Gin Sffisier ooer
llnteroffi5ier, oeiIen 5amilie in Obi
laoclpbia, mie es beiBt, in nrmieli.
gen Terboltniiien lebt, bat Die Soden
aus benz 0itartiermeiiter : 9eparte-
ment geitoblen uno Den an6ern an.
geflagten iibereeben. Die 0onten scr
brei @erbafteten iinb: Mar o. 8usi.
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oerten ousgeiest maretl. Mab ibnl
ipra6en S. 81. Golenfelo, 8raiibeni
Der teranii6en 3ionilten, Carlos See
uno Sii6of Sobnion BON Der gpisco.
pal Stride. @eridicoene 0amerl
repraientierten Ole .~folgeltoen Natios
men: Sri. Dora &arotfin, 6ie Ser.
Staaten; Sri. Meta 8olft Slloda,
Sri. 8anline Seller. @roBz8 ritai=
nieH,s SRI. aofele Mbelmoll, Jrollf.
reidg4Jrfs 8unliie Milgrom> Stalian.
@ernsNa Ganferi trug Die iiioifde gta-
tio1albpmam s@atifpab" BORN 1rau
8. 8. Morfs fang oas Star Spa1g=
les 8dn1ler." n
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arampf-Mnfaae. uW3it geainu Ell.

arampf-Mnfdae. v9ait geginn Ell
mes ieoen Sriibiabrs," i6reibt 5rml
Sllia Simon pom &~iperoale, Sd,
unuroen mir INN bas 2eben unierer
Sodter belorgt, neil tie oann regel=
mdBig oie idrefli6en aralnpfanfaae
befam. Seitoem mir 5orni's Ilpen=
frauter gebraudert, iinb Die &ram-
pie peridmunoen uno lie fiiblt ii9
mobl. @tr iino iebr oanfbar fir oas
@liif, mel6es oieies 9eilmittel in
uniere Somilie sebradt bat" Sorni's
Ilpettfrdllter brinat oen Conner
idein ser @eiunbbeit ms Sans, In
Dem es unmobliein pertreibt uno
aranfbeiten BELT. Sauienoe babea
feline beilfrGftigen Gigenid)aften he-
5eugt. .gs lit nidt in apotbefen at
baben, ionoern miro burd b%eionoere
@genten geliefert. Sails fem Mlpens
fraltter : Meent in Ser Nahbori6aft
lit, penoe man lid at Or. Setter
Sabrnep & Sons 60, 250f @aie=
ington 8lpo., Chicago, So. (s(n5.)
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ComaI Springs Nursery,
New RraunSass Toxae

80 Sabre perfaufen mir 8aumIduls
Yroonfte. au6 oieies Sahr baben mir
einen 9roBen @orrat BON 9bIts muo
Shattenbdnmen. 3ieritrdudern, &nois
leipflanSen nIo beionoers Noieh, BON
lpelt)en mir $4,000 fhone Yflansen bas
ben.
@ir enlpfeblen Defenders unier Saats
&prn. Cuban 0rab<S amen, Somatosz
nno Slllmen<S anen. 9ieIe Sdmereien
limb ipe5ien fir infer beiBes, trofencs
alima 9eeignet.
@ir p~erfaufen nar lolfe YrooufIe,
ipelde fir infer alima pafien. 6hreibt
III ~unieren 32ten &ntaloe.
4htunasnoa. Sttp 2udc.
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ger, Gigentiimer oes State Jair So
tel; abrobam M. Goldberg, 8eliber
eines aleioerlaoens uno Moeer giaih,
@drtner oes State 6air Harfes.- Der
geomte Oes 9nartiermeiiter=D epar-
tenIlellfs I'll. II, iopeit befannt. nod aid.
Telt9ellp1f'llMnlsslH lt il 4 3.
-;,gSs.llsssg eatilp9{qllltla1seas s5!epAer4 bat IL osf
nahf' sSssist H Il aqy} 8Ifesp3e. g~eleessells e
Staot gr 'll11a A seHfil Lys.s4s elneell seeNsI
S55|O9u(sO00 aasslldqgssten SAggaa5oogslt, d dllaecee
rtdlfe1ts, p 9e Nh ar An per sin 9oilar
s Sll9sss 9 llsgl tt, g{5apaps Sfprat al9sbrads
;baa Ct y. bpseln 1!nlNc elllal}en 9aEllaesa 8lod elsss
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Cotton.

Gan antoniu, beute q Gents.
@alueiton, geiteru 30.04 Gents.
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Yraftiidje HedenfmnIt.

Sage mir, Sans" iagte sic 2eb-
rcrin, ylpenn Elf Shafe Dor Dem
3allne iteben nnb feds ipringen oar
iiber binpeg, uiepiele bleiben oan1t
suriid2"
oGs bleibt feins 5ltriid," afltpor-
tete Ser Sobu zines gnllern.
o9ber ia ood!"
uRein Sraulein," beitano DER
Sdiiler. uIufs HedJnen beriteben
Sic iib ia mobl, auf Shafe aber
nidtT"
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ser, oie Dos Mn5iinoen erleiMterte,
beforoerte bas 3igarrenrau6en. s.
pllroe ober nod lange = DEFENDERS
an6 ans politilden @riinoelt - be
fanpft. 9eipnoers zoas Bitten Till,
Seuer eri6ien i6redlibss ofeatifdD
S1af oees leioen1daftlid)e gfa,tcber
lpahla ie geq5aeertsaaleb oemqiaabisiteH.
2ltrtfsen aen neutrality-suspicious.
gen IL afaasts. @olte iasrrDupfsoe 'asiaes
10 trarrbete flalan lia. noA lattse oagea
gen. Grieasafb,1 70H iDnHsea5aglese
nit oer gernebr asatgssae asesieftrar
fens oase Observation-Disclosures
iibli6, nno iebermunn 5eigte iib min
nngeidel1t nit uieiner 3igarre."
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Infer. Sranen.

HnIere Sranen.
Sbr idmabt Die 6roilelt. SIT oos
red)t2
Vein, ons liltb bitterboie Sadcni
Die 6rallen limo MIR balb 10 idJledt.
@ie iie iid) ge9enieitig MAIDEN.
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aanft ariess> g parmarfen.
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LckdIes.
&abriheinlides @etter.

Sir ean antonio ms l~lntgeaeno,
3eute aberto, unbeitdnoig, regnerii9.
Donnerstag, flor uno falter. Dit Ii.
Horomino: Sef1peratiit :50-54.
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Civilian Relief Hints.

While our soldier boys are yet
in this country, and while they
are being called from the select
i've draft, it will be more easy
for dependent relatives to secure
allowance as provided by act OF
congress. Perhaps most wives
have already done so. A U. S.
Treasury order to a young wife
for 500 was shown me the other
day. This sum with a like
amount from the husband repre-.
sants some back pay, but makes
the young wife easy financially
and strengthens the morale of
the soldiers at the camp or in the
trenches IN France.
Soldiers wives are free to
apply through this Office, but
the initiative lies with the soldier
for other dependents Soldiers
application blanks and lnforma.
tion furnished free.
w G. PATTERSON Chairman
MCCJnnellsburg, Pa.
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Connellsburg. Mr.. Keefer
bought two houses on adjoining
lots on East Market Street,
which are now occupied by Mr..
Keefer and his sor-in-law. Gro
yer G. Fields. from the Little
house, to the Johnnie Conrad
house, now owned by d. M. Ken
dali. Clarence Seville purchased
and moved into the l.. H. While
house, vacated by B. C. Lamber-
son. Rev. W. V. Grove, moved
from the Conrad house into the
James c. MeQuade property in
East Extension, which the Uni.
ted Presbyterian congregations
purchased as a parsonage for
their pastor. Mcclellan Pittman
is going to housekeeping in part
of the D. A. Washabaugh house
at the Bridge, recently vacated
by Mrs. Nellie Peck, and Mrs.
Annie Dehart is moving from
Mercersburg into part of the
same house.
Roy Cromwell, who had been
spending the winter at Wood
vale, moved his family back to
M ercersburg this week, and will
furnish pop to the thirsty again
this summer. Charley Scott
moved his shoe and harness
mending shop from Rush Cline's
building into the Grissinger
building on First Street vacated
by George W. Smith, and Mr..
Smith moved his store and rest
aurant into the room occupied by
the Greathead Brothers as a
plumbing depot.
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ENID.

Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Garlick,
of Saltillo, spent Sunday with
the formers parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Meade Barnett
and children, of Wood, spent the
week end with Mrs Barnett's
mother.
Mrs. Mary Morse Is visiting
TO few days Mr.. and Mrs
James Lockard.
Chas. Farley and sister Laura
took their mother to Phlladel-
phla on Monday to consult a
specialist.
Mr. and Mrs. A. G.. Edwards
visited their daughter Mrs. W.
G Barnett at Hopewell,
Mrs Rov Barnett of Miners
vile, Is visiting her parents for a
short time,
Flo s. Truax Is the guest Of
of her sister Mrs. Paul Dicker-
son at SaXton.
The Sabbath School Conveu.
tion held Easter evening was
we'll attended.
Mrs. James Lockard is quite
poorly at present-and gradually
growing weaker.
No 3 School will close Tues.
day the 9th.
Hon. Glenn Chestnut was CIR
culating among his many friends
in the valley recently.
Mrs. Mary Standard Houck OF
Newburg was calling on rela'
tlves sst Saturday.
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PROSPER
THORO-BRED PERCHER0N STALLION
Owned by Walker MellOtt.
Certificate of Pure Bred
Stallion.

Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
State Livestock Sanitary Board. Ger
tlticate of Registered and Sound Stall
lion. Approved. License No. 2a3
The Percherop stallion; name Pros
per owned by Walker Mellott of Need
more, II r, ID 2, Fulton County,
PeEnsy Foaled 1911. Weight
100 pounds. Color Grey. Markings
80. is hereby certified to be registered
in volume 80 of the Perchnron Stud
book of America Number S26SS and to
be sound. He is therefore approved,
and licensed to stand for service in.
Pennsylvania.
Certified sound by Walker Mellott,
dated this 18Th day OF March 1918.
G. j. MARSHALL.
Secretary, State Livestock Sanitary
Board
This horse is registered in the Percheron So
cety of An Terica, Chicago Ill aud his record
number Is S',6SS Color and description, GRAY.
Pc 'igree: Bred and owned hy Jacob Mohr,
Norm !, | l. (Sire) Quericks 63iil g 9S6) by
Regonis (59alSi by Bogador 27,3il (4i25Si by
Diogeues i3S20O by Couterier (ii70) by Boni-
lie s s73 { 80 by the Government proved
stallion RomuluS by Merceld belonging to q.
CuRpJ llJuHlD II Dgb11 DN sampson EOS5N Dy
Drennon 10 i3 by Cende lel7s ny papn on 9'59
(37J by Brilliant ,7l0) brilliant 1893 C7i6 by CO.
Coll C7lD by Vieux Chasln t7l3l by Coco, 7l2
by Migtion, D, by Ja1 lie Blanc 730, . Dam,
Susan 1880 by Satumin 1854, 227yb, by Rocam-
bole, 5l69, by Lord Byron 1868, S9s, by Forora
1872, 765, by French Munarch 205. 73i, by Ilder-
i'm, h3O2. by valentine, b3 |, by Nieux Chasln,
7l3, by Coco, 7is, by Mignol, ais, b. Jane lee
Is ave. 73l, g. Da ", Nh entine 1885, lSl7l b,
Valllaux' 9Oi, by Proscer, 293, by Deci 80! by
Vieux tierre, sW by Coco, 7i2, by Mignon, 7lh
Jane lie Blanc, I39, I, Dam, Biiou, ils5, by Pros
per. S9|, by leclde 392 by NIeuX Pierre, s0 by
Coco, 7l2 by Mignon, 7l5, by Jane lie Blanc,
739
This horse will stand for the
season 1918 IN Ayr township at
Alvey Meilott's April 1st to 10th;
at Harry Hohman's ] l1th and 18th
till n on; at Howard Benefits
afternoon of the 18th and all day
18th. This itinerary will be re-,
peated every two weeks there
after.
Insurance fee is $40 90 TO insure a
colt to stand and suck. Any person
part ng with mare before she is known
to be in foal, will be held for the in
surance. Any mare parted with. in
any way before foaling, insurance is
due when mare is parted with, from
the party that bred.
All possible care will be taken to
prevent any accident; but, If any
should happen neither ownernor keep
er will be responsible for same
WALKER MELLOTT.
Owner.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1918-04-04
GRACEY.

Charles Black aud family mo
tored to d. A Blacks one day
recently.
Mabel Alloway spent the week.
end with her sister Mrs. Roy
W,tter at Waterfall.
James Cutchall and family
visited Mrs. Cutchall's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Llnders
last Sunday.
VIM McClaln and wife were
circulating in our community re.
Gently.
The ladies' of Center church
met at the home of Mrs. Jere
Heefner and quilted the Name
Quilt that they had pleced and
worked the names on during the
long winter evenings, There
are 502 names, and the sum each
contrib uted, on the quilt and
each name can be read plainly.
Besides the value of the quilt,
the names represent a contrlbu-
ton of $114.00 which will be
used to repair the inside of the
church. The ladies who were
present at the quilting" were
Mrs. VIM Knepper, Mrs Chas,
Keeper, Mrs j L. Wright,
Mrs. VIM. Miller, Mrs w. r,
Berkstresser, Mrs, Jere Heef-
ner, Mrs VIM, Gracey, Mrs.
Daniel Rinebart, Mrs, Isaac Nc.
Clam, Miss LYDIA Mccain and
Mrs. Charlie Black. The quit
Is now ready to pass Into the
hands of the person who Is Will
ing to put up the most cash. The
quilt Is valuable now; but It's
value will Increase as the years
roll by, and those whose names
appear on 1t, will one by one
have passed to thor final reward
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1918-04-04
Red Cross Lecture.

A Red Cross Lecture will be
given in the Fort Littleton M. E.
Church on Friday Evening April
5th. by w. Amos Huston, of
Three Springs. Mr.. Huston left
Princeton College soon after the
breaking out of the war, and en-
listed, and he has seen six
months of active service in
France. His lectures are brim-
full of valuable information re-
garding conditions in France, its
people, how our American Boys
are taken care of, Hospitals, Sani-
tary Conditions, and how we can
best help and aid our lads ''over
there" Mr.. Hnston gave a splen-
did address to a very crowded
and attentive house at Clear
Ridge last Sunday evening and
it may be that this lecture at
Fort Littleton will be your last
chance to hear him as he is expect
ing to be called at any time, but
he will positively be at FortLittle-
ton Friday evening unless hind
cred by some condition over
which he has no control.
Let every one attend. Mr..
Huston exhibits several very in
teresting trophies brought from
French battle fields. An at
tractive patriotic program will
be rendered during the evening.
The small admission of Is and
20cts. will be taken. Come and
spend a profitable and educa-
tional evening and help our Red
Cross along. Proceeds to go
for the benefit of the Local Red
Cross.
PROGRAM.
Given under the direction of
Hon. S. L. Buckley, President of
Dublin Township Auxiliary.
|. Patriotic Hymn.
5. Pantomime (Star Spangled
Banner) Song to be sung
by the Choir and the panto-
mime enacted by Misses
Bessie Foreman, Marjorie
Bare, nellie Cromer, Marion
Bale, and Edith Wilds.
8. Lecture by w. Amos Huston.
a. Solo-"Our Flag by Harry
E. Fraker.
5. ReadiDg-For the Soldiers"
given by Miss Jane A. Gro
mer.
6. Solo-Keep the Home Fires
Burning by Miss Marjorie
Bare.
7. Patriotic Hymn sung by au-
dience in Closing.
The audience will be led in
prayer by E. E. Fraker and
the music will be in charge
of F. c. Bare.