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COUNTY, Home Demonstration
Department

may easily be used. No bacterial
life or the resulting spores will live
after being subjected TO such heat
for one hour II follows then that
perfect sterilization is the principal
fundamental in canning all products.
This cannot be impressed upon the
operator too strongly Without per-
feet sterilization meat cannot be can
ned. with il success is certain II
must not be thought that because
these particular bacteria are killed
that high temperatures viii make all
meats safe to use as food Spoiled
meat can never be made safe for
food For that reason all meats
should be canned when fresh and
wholesome Some animal products
spoil quickly, especially fish and 9TH
err sea foods. For this reason such
foods should be rushed from the
water to the cans and even then
should never be canned unless asso-
lutely fresh and free from faint.
When animal products are canned in
the fresh unspoiled condition, handl-
ed in a sanitary manner. perfectly
seasoned and sterilized. all bacterial
life is destroyed and the product Is
safe. wholesome. nutritious food
and retains its original freshness and
flavor Fresh material. sanitary con-
ditions. perfect sterilization are the
fundamentals Of meat canning.
Watch this paper next week for
lesson two.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-08-28

Amarillo. Texas. Aug. 27.-An-
nouncement has Just been made OF
the detailed program for the Panhan-
die District Christian Endeavor Con
vention to be held at Littlefield, Fri
day, Saturday and Sunday, Septepi-
Der 5. 6 and Z. The program as an
nounced is said 10 be one Of the
strongest ever arranged for Pam
handle convention adm it is believed
will cause considerable interest o. en-
the district.
Prof. Wallace Clark. who is in
charge Of the music department Of
the West Texas Normal College at
Canyon, has practically assured dis
trict officers that he will attend the
convention and lead the singing
Many Endeavors have been in his
classes at Canyon and are anxious to
have him at Littlefield
Rev z. c. Mobley. pastor of the
First Christian Church Of Amarillo,
will lecture Friday night on Loyal
ty to Christ" Rev Mobley recently
returned from France where he serv-
ed for six months as an Army y. NJ.
c. A. secretary and his interesting
lectures on religious and political con-
ditions have made him in great de-
mand as speaker.
DR.. r. Thomson, pastor of the
Central Presbyterian church Of ANA
rillo. is expected to be popular
speaker on the program. He has
been a pastor in the Panhandle for
nearly ten years and is known to
thousands through his forceful adj
dresses. DIR. Thomson also was in Y.
VI. c. A. service during the war. serv-
ing in the personnel bureau at Dallas
and aiding in the selection Of secre-
taries. He has been scheduled for
three or four places on the program.
his chief topics being &C. r. Facing
the Problems Of Americanization"
and whatever lie Would Like to
Have me Do"
Rev. j. NJ. Asbell. pastor of the
First Christian Church Of Hereford.
is comparatively newcomer in the
Panhandle. He went to Hereford
slightly over year ago. but his rep
utation as speaker is rapidly
spreading. He came from Missouri
where he held pastorates for Is years
and has the "show you" spirit as well
as the ''show me" spirit.
In addition to these leading minis
tiers of the Panhandle. Miss Jessie
Butts of Fort Worth. field secretary
for the Southwestern c. r. Fedora
ton, will give number of addresses.
Her cheerful addresses at the 1918
convention in Amarillo are remem-
bered by those who attended and they
are glad that she will take a leading
part on the program.
President P. Hicks Daniel also has
lined up a number Of the leading
Christian Endeavor workers of the
district to take part on the program.
Littlefield Endeavors will give
banquet TO the visiting delegates and
it is believed this viii be an enjoyable
affair. Mr.. Daniel viii be toastmas-
ter.
Delegates are urged to send in
their registration fee Of so cents inn
mediately to Mrs. X. +. Edmonds, Of
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-08-28
The Panhandle District
EndeaUor Convention

ILittlefield, convention registration
chairman. Delegates from the north
ern part Of the district can get off
the train at Hale Center and they
will be taken TO Littlefield overland
without charge.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-08-28
Meat Canning
tBy Harry Austin Clapp. Canning
Specialist. A. & NJ College. Col
lege Port. Texas)

Specialist. A. & NJ. College. Col
lege Port. TexasD
This Is the first Of series Of arti-
Giles on the canning Of animal pro-
duets II the reader viii preserve
these lessons he will be in possession
Of information which will enable him
to easily, safely and successfully can
all kinds Of meats. wild game. sea
foods For generations mothers
have canned all kinds Of vegetable
products, but only recently has It
been possible to handle animal pro-
ducts This has been caused by not
understanding the reason why such
material could not be canned and by
not having available the proper equip
ment Formerly meats Of all kinds
were saIted. smoked. dried. corned,
but this did not provide a fresh pro
duct for any time Of the year To-
day we not only have small porta-
.hia Equipment which. when properly
used viii produce first class results.
but we know why foods spoil and
why canning preserves them We
nov work with definite knowledge
and secure definite results Nothing
" left 20 guess and luck does not en-
ter into TIE matter In any way
Three principal things prevent o.
from canning all kinds Of foods, both
animal aud vegetable. molds, yeasts
and bacteria. These three are close
kin. All are low forms Of plant life,
all propagate in a vegetable state. all
are one celled. all have similar meth
DDS Of reproduction. Molds and
yeasts are Of no interest to Us in
meat canning. They are both killed
by a moist heat Of $50 degrees Bac-
terra are not all killed by such heat
They are the smallest Of the three and
like some forms Of those are one cell
ed and reproduce by division under
favornble conditions. In this tthe
vegeiablel form they are easily kill
ed by boiling temperature. I'M
fortunately. however. under unfav-
orable conditions they have the pow
er TO throw off what are called
spores Spores are resistant to ex-
tremes Of heat and cold They have
been boiled sixteen hours and as soon
as conditions faborable TO their dew
elopment were present they quickly
changed into the vegetative state and
began their work Of destruction.
Some will grow in the presence Of
air. some need no air as they can
manufacture their necessities Of oxy-
gen from the breaking down OF the
food on which they feed. They re-
quire warmth, food and moisture.
Very few thrive in acids or sugar pro-
ducts. The juice Of meats and other
animal products provides the ideal
food for their development. While
il Is possible to kill such life by boil
ing for a period Of from eight 20
ten hours. il is not economical and Is
not safe. For this reason high heat
for a short time is the only method
by which their action may be sure
ly prevented. Such heat IS only OBJ
tanned by steam under pressure. By
the use Of the Home Steam Pressure
Gamer heat as high as $50 degrees
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-08-28
SOUTH PLAINS YOUNG
FOLKS WE'D AT LAMESA

Miss Jessie Williams and William
Davis were married at the family res
idence Of the bride here on Sunday
morning. They win be at home ia
Plainview We wish them all kinds
Of happiness amesa Reporter.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-08-28
ffabituai Constipation Cured
In II TO u DAYS

"LAX-FOS WITH PEPSlN' is a specially
prepared Syrup Tonic-Laxstive for Habitual
Constipation. II relieves promptly but
should be taken regularly for IA 20 81 days
10 induce regular action. Ii Stimulates and
Regulates. Very Pleasant to Take. SOC
Vr bottle.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-08-28

ID. ID. Beisel. manager Of the Beisel
Brothers Garage, at Littlefield. was
here Monday and placed an order for
stationery with our job department
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-08-28

restores vitality and energy by purifying and en-
itching the blood You soon feel is Strength
snlne Invieoratins Eject Price eoc
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-08-28

Colds Cause Grip and Influenza
LAXATIVE BRoxo ouININE Tablets remove IN,
cause. There Il only oas bruno oulniua
T. W. GROVES SIGNATURE o. tux ~
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-06-11

face sd cotropeasca pamfnturi strai
ne 81 sd loveasca drepturi de care
nimehi n ar trebui sd Sc atinga.
Elenismul, prin ce a facut, a do
vedit CD poate spllne 81 acestora Cd
pnterea unui popor.nu sta in nu-
marul chilometrilor patrati ce sta
pineste 81 al robilor pc carl GU ar
ma in nina 81 la supus, producfnd
in snflete marea putere de ura lca-
re va intrece orice avantagii mora
lie Oh acea putere sta in ce in sta
re sd dea orice ON, pe-pamint pro-
priu sau in cea mai fndepartata
strainatate, pentru tara lui, pentru
neamul lui, pentru idealele lor
N. IORGA.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-06-11
Gu Ce Sc poate
l&uda un popor.

La sfirsitulunei CART de astoria
Greciei moderne, pc care Q intitu-
leaza, ,-mai larg; astoria elenismu-
lui centemporan's, Epaminonda
.Kyrlakides, un Constantinspoli-
tan, deci un Gree din partile pc.
care iredentismul e in de astazi le
reclama pentru Marea Grecie a vii
torului, scrie astfel despre rolul
poporului sau in omenire:
,,Coloniile, care nu mai sint ca
in vechime centre proprii, ci nu-'
mai piete de comert grecesti, fara
viata culturalS 81 politica a lor nu-
mai ocupa intaiul loc in negot. E.
giptul are 81 acum un elenism In
foritor, lar oameni ca Gheorghe A.
tveroi, care >sisa cheltuit toata ave-
rea pentru heyoile rationale, ii fac
cinste. In Anglia colosala Casa de
negot . fratilor Ralli 81 in Russia a
.fratilor Vallianos, Gu sucursalele
Tei din Franta 81 Anglia = dintre
Ifruntasele Case de comert ole lu-
mil fntrcgi. In Manchester, Liver
pool, Londra, negustorii greci au 0
.situatie vrednica de invidiat; in,
Marsilia existx 01c0munitate greece
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-06-11
Re|igia IfsRSlVaIid TIC
bue SC fe,Hbera.
CoNrINUARE DE Pc PAC7NA i.

ce nu eadmiabil sa silesti pc ci-
neva IN chestiile de credinta."
In aceste 1mprejurari, subsem-.
natii Isl exprima nestramutata
lor speranta ca, orr care va fl afi-
lierea politica din viitor Transit
vaniei, delegatul nostru American
de la conferinta de pace va insis-
ia asupra garantiei Elective pen
tru hbertatea religioasa, 81 va a.
sigura ace1ora carl nu apartin bi-
sericei rasaritene libertatea de
care s'au bucurat de veacuri. DIR.
Seton Watson, la inceputul raz-
sboihlui (Decembrie 1914 scrie: >
Este essential ca Romfnia, pc
cind 1ncorporeaza insulite Ma
ghiare 81 Saseyti in Marea rasica
romina, sd garanteze institutiuni-
lie existente ale celor doua rase 81
cit mai deplina libertate de limba
in biserica, scoala 81 presa. SASH
in particular si-au pastrat identi-
tatea mai multi ca sapte veacuri in
acest mic colt al Carpatilor, 81 au
contribute poate mai multi deceit
li-se cuvenea la cauza de cultura
81 progress Ungarieis Arfi o stri-
gatoare ironie a soartei daca a.
cum, i'm veacul al douazecilea, ei
ar fiflasati'sa piara de mfinile a
celpra earl au fagaduit ca sunt
eonsacrati la revindeearea drep-
turilor micifor natiumi'
.Snhtem. al D-tra Gu deplin res
pect 81 Gu credinta, Comitetul p
xecutiv al congresului Interna-
|tional al Erestinilor Liberi 81 al
tor Liberari Religiosi.
Profesorul E. Boutroux, .Phd., D..
Paris, Franta, Presedinte.
Rev. Charles w Wendte, d. D..
Boston, Mass. U S. A., secre.
tar general.
Rev. Tony Andre, D. p,
Florence, Italia.
Rev. Frederick A. Bisbee, D. D.
Boston, u. s.. A.
Prof. Castor Bohst- 1Gaury, D. D.
Paris, Franta.s
Prof. George Boros, D. D.,
Kolozsvar, Ungaria.
Rev. w. copeland, Bowie,
Londra, Anglia.
Prof. J. Estlin Carpenter, d. d.
Oxford, Anglia.
Prof. B. p. Eermans, D. D.,
Leiden, Olanda.
Rev. Samuel a. Eliot, .. d.
Boston, u. s. A.
Rev. George 4. Gordon p. D.,
Boston, U. S. A.
Rev. Karl Konow
Bergen, Novegia.
Archdeacon A. +. Mnsy,
Hereford, Anglia.
Prof. 3. 1Gontet, D D.,
Geneva, Svitera.
Rev. J. Emilis Roberty,
Paris, Franta. ~
Miss N. ,. Wsgtenholx,
! Copenhaga, Danemarca.
Rev. John visnOt, ?. ?,
Paris, Franta. i
Rev. a. Reyss,
Paris, .Franta.
Rev. +. Rhondds Williams,
Brighton; Anglia,
Prof. KiEsoppp a1EA p. ~
Cambridge, Mass.
Claude ]. 1ronae eiora j.. -,
Londra, Anglia.
PRINCIPAL I 2. Atfsp -
Calcutta, Indians. & .lss.
$. : : e ss
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80
EP1aRAlGA zILE1.
uNu1 ARCHITECT.
Thai lasat architecture
Ca sa faci gazetarie,
Vezi sa nu lungesti masura,
Cind vel SERIES vre-o prostic.
DR.. Isaia.
Uncle femei din societatea fnal-
ia sunt lucrari de arta = toate
sunt -creaturile penelului' 81 far
dului.
Constiinta omului simplu e mai
mutt orr mai putin elasica. A ,,in-
teligentilors' este mai elastica ca
gumilastrul.
Dragostea platonica, ca coche-
taria, este prologul la un ceva re-
al.
Balanta justitiei, de multe orr,
pare ca nu a fost unsa de loc );
prea Sc pleaca i'm partea in care
nu ar trebui sd Sc piece de loc.
Mutt perde timpul preumblin-
du-te, daca nu al lucru, in fata
unei banci, tot nu sd cistigi nj
mic = Gu toate ca esti mai aproa-
pc de bani ca alta data.
Indiferenta de multe ori cisti,
ga acolo, unde dorinta inflacara-
ia perde..
| Uncle fete abba dupa ce sunt per
dute, descopere ca 81 ele au rini-
ma.
Aodm trei suite de ami fiecare
om care a lipsit Dumineca de la
biserica platea un ban. de .argint,
suntem curiosi a sti cit 'vor fl
pedepsiti membrii uniunii contest
onale, pentru aceastaa calcare a
statutelor! +
,,AustrO- -Ungaria a stat ca o
stinca" in decursul acestui, raz-
boi. Priviti insa cita eficienta es-
tie in conferenta de pace ce face
mai multe bucati din ,,stinca" a.
ustro- -Ungara.
Ce masuri vor Fl luat olandezii
ca sa fie recompensati de strica-
ciunile cauzate de taietorul de
lemne, Kaiser?
Rantzau, ministrul de externe
al Germaniei zice ca tratatul nu
poate fl dus la indeplinire. Ala
til spun ca tratatul nu poate Fl
evadat (trebue 1ndeplinit din lite
ra in litera).. Acum cine poate
ghici ce Sc va int1mpla?
Cele mai multe fete nu-si pot
explica de ce iubesc pc un ON
mai, multi ca pc ceialalti..
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-06-11

>est> ~ WI ~ ~ >NOAHAA
mind comertul in toate statiile de
Gale ferata, de la Taigan pima la
Vladicavcas 81 pima la Novorosiisc.
In Romfnia, in care elenismul a
pierdut odinioara mil de Greci ro-
manisati din vremea anterioara,
stau nenumarate comunitatr greece
sti, dintre care Sc deosebesc cea din
Braila 81 cea din Galati; pc Duna-
re steagul grecesc Sc ridica mai pre-
sus de oricare altul !"
Iata deci I'M popor nit, ridicat
dintr'o grea robie de veacuri nici
acum o suta de ami caci centcna-
riul revolutiei grecssti de inviere
neamului, de luph pentru nea-
tirnare Sc va serbs aa,ia Ia 1921. e
,,sarac in tara s6rsca~ otravit de
multe pacate ale trecutulqi, pacate
proprii 81 pacate de fmprurnut, STA
stat de at1tea discordii interioare,
ca unul ce fost trecnt din nina u
nui partid de politiciani trufasi 81
exploatatori in NINA altei cete de
aceiasi valeare morala 81 utilitate
nationala. In frunte, dupa un pre-
sedinte asasinat pc pragul bisericii,
a VENT un rege expulsat dupa mai
bine de treizeci de ami de Donnie,
| apoisun altul care ucis miseleste
tdupa aproape -jumatate de veac a
cirmuirii sale, lasfnd locul celui de-
al treilea, care E scos din tara, la
capatul unui valmasag polite sean
dalos. Finantele au fost totdeauna
deplorabile, administratia nu ,pu-
tea pune friu inca pc la 1870 ban
ditilor, cari-si faceau de cap; arlna-
ia a existat in adevar numai de
vre-o zece ami incoace; cultura, ca
re dat multi oameni distinsi, mi
s'a eoborit sd fntrebuinteze limba
poporului pentru a vorbi multimi-
lor, straine in mare parte de stra-
lucirea intelectuala noului ele-
nism.
81 iata ca energia lui cuceritoar
81 stapinitoare trece departe peste
hotarele unei patrii inguste care
nu poate da pine tuturor locuitori-
lor eli 81 ale Carl coaste, >minunate
pentru mica natigatie care inflo-
ria in vechime nj presinta mi'jloa-
cele trebuitoare pentru o mare ac-
tivitate de comer moderna, Garcia.
lipsesc, de altfel, pc linga mari ca
pitaluri 81 atitea alte neaparat.
conditii ale meditlui social 81 poll.
tic. De la u1is q kat al Europei Ia
|altuf confoare q yti care cistigs
multi pentru ca 1in orice cistig Z
parte sa Sc reverse pentru scopur'
Fculturale: scoala, carte, museu, bi
blioteca, acasa, char daca donate
rul, ,,everghetuf n ar Fl sa Sc ma
| intoarca vre odat6 acolo; comuni
tati pmternice fnchegate 81 strins u
mite incunjura biserica, asezamin
tut de invatatura III Imba care, o
|rice ar fl, nu trebuie sa Sc ute. s
d. Kyriak de ar Fl pntut adaugi CT
nu numai in Egypt 81 in Anatolis
- care Sc fntelegE de la sine fiind
pima de Greci Gu cele mai caldu
.roase sentimente rationale -, dal
81 in America de-Nord, carii co
Ionic harnica tip&reste atftea fru
moase publicatii, pentru sine 81 per
tru patrie, acelasi neastfmpar rod
mic contribute Ia dSsvoltarea elenis
mului in larga lnme. Mahalagiul
sarac din Atens ppate ceti in um
bra cladiril0s ridicate de Grecul
din Egypt orr din ominia CART dt
stiinta tiparite e., banul, larg da
ruit 81 economist On scumpatate
lal conationalnlni din Odessa 81 re
viste ale caror adlairabile ilustra
til, al caror tiparll lnodel pc ceatmai
frumoasa velin1 ~ hfrtie de val
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-06-11
klarunisurl.
EPIaRA1GA ZILE1.
uNu1 ARCHITECT.

Thai lasat architecture
Ca sa faci gazetarie,
Vezi sa nu lungesti masura,
Cind vel Series vre-o prostic
DR.. Isaia.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-06-11

wy SS
81 de aceia acd
nele 81 trfntele po1
rasfata neregulel
81 nefnga aduite1e |
ce neizb1nde, cat1
mul, puterea cen
dica mutt mai n
plu al indepen
de slnjitori Carl
stoarn& de 1aulte
loviturile pc 81
cuvintele sluibe
jocurilQr cu ca
|hisznul murle IT. /
tos de jl,rtfk y
calcl "a, ridicfrtd 1
| lui ii IN ochii In
sfortzYile
Poporul acesta /
81 de mari poate
xemplu dtor pope
r. nu liz DIT put
te ilici uli p6nll
tinut puti1i ~ s.
Oar cxemplul
neamurilor mai
pansiunele prinl
The Carlisle independent., 1919-01-02

Webster Williams is suffering from an attack of the flu
The Carlisle independent., 1919-01-02

not letting anybody loose yet, but they are giving a few fur loughs and 1 am going to get one but don't know how soon.
 They are building this caGp up like they were going to keep us here few years.
 Guess I had better not write very much or 1 will not have any tt.ing to tell you when get home.
 1 will tell you where was and how l got along. We went across op an English boat named the Laplaad and the English did the cooking. The grub was not fit to eat and our quarters were not fit for hog to stay Tn.
 We had the flu" going over. l was sick five days. Eleven men died out of our bunch of little over two hundred There were over three thousand soldiers on
The Carlisle independent., 1919-01-02
Piney Woods News

Webster Williams is suffering from an attack of the flu.
 Jim Elmore has moved oyer in Piney Woods. Jim can't stay away.
 Dick Harmon and Charlie FL more went to Little Rock. While there they visited skating rink and ran up on John Edd Parnell Dick said you could get pair for 35 cents per hour. As there wasn't any roller skates left for them they took ice skates for 20 cents per day.
 Lee Gayden butchered two hogs which dressed 800 lbs.
 Jim Gillom is having a con crete storm house built. Mir. Deeter of Carlisle is doing the work.
 Webster Williams and Earl Tilghman are back home from Vancouver, Wash where they have been stationed in camp. They reported fine trip, seeing many big cities and fine country.
 Cotton is on the jump; some is 30 cents ip Lonoke.
 Bob Harmon, the meatless man, was visiting John Williams turday.
The Carlisle independent., 1919-01-02
HogWa1OW News
Dunk Bolts, Correspondent

Tobe Moseley is out looking for job to make money to pay his dog tax. Tobe has lost sev eral dogs from disease this fall and hls tax will be little lighter this time,
 With the exception of Rag Bar. low and Ellick HellWanger, Christmas in Hogwallow passed off quietly.
 The editor of the Tickville Tid ings says he bets lot of unfin ished war stories and moving picture plays got caught and were spoiled in the signing of the armistice.
 Atlas Peck says what has hap pened in Germany has happened in Hog wallow many times-a fel :, low getting badly in debt and skipping out.
 The Hogwallow Improvement Society has been working on a set of New Years resolutions for Salem Barlow to slgn. The first one of the set binds him up mighty tight to tell the truth. The second one is that he will get a job and go to work. It has already been decided that he will sign this paper whether he. wants to Ornot.
 Bat Smith $ bartender says the country is getting so down on liquor that it causes the men to slip around through back doors and makes him feel as though he were not in a leglti mate business.
 The Hog Ford stillhouse pro prietor says if the whiskey busi
The Carlisle independent., 1919-01-02

ness plays out entirely he can on very short notice convert his place into a first-class hog pen.
 The Tin Peddler stopped at Bat Smiths moonshine still house day before yesterday, got full and remained over night and during the night there was a steady downpour of rain and he had a mighty fine load of tinware to rust and ruin on his hands,.
 The new dress Miss Fruzie Allsop ordered from a we'll known Chicago concern for Christmas, pulled out under the shoulders the first time she wore it This one time wearing has made it look like it had been worn a whole season and for this reason she fears they will not take it back.
 The Horse Doctor has had his reputation as a professional man lowered considerably this week. He was called to administer to the sufferings of Tobe Moseley's billy goat and the goat died, the Doctor says, of indigestion. The Old Miser ate an extra hickorynut for Christmas. He also gave little Fidelity Flinders one which had worm hole in it. Ellick Hellwanger says the on ly trouble he ever found in being a soldier when he was in the Civil War back in the sixties, was that he was not allowed to shoot at the times he most felt like doing SO Several times during his ca reer as soldier he felt like shoot ing superior officer but there were rules against this.
The Carlisle independent., 1919-01-02

Chriss Rouse will raise rlce on the Artemus Ward farm next year,
 Mir. Walters has moved on hls new farm which he purchased from the Chas. Rice estate which will go in rice in the near future w. S. Cole was visiting Johr Williams Sunday.
 Miss Ruby Meggs is able 10 be up after a 3-weeks tussle with the flu"
 Ed Dotts.
The Carlisle independent., 1919-01-02

 Miss Anna .]essup, Dear Sister,
 1 thought 1 would take a little time. off and write you a letter as I haven't written in quite awhile. Guess you have received the card that 1 sent. and know that I am back in the states.
 It is just as hot down here as it was when 1 left except the nights are little cooler and all fall oranges are ripe. When l came down here from Philadel- : phia the summer oranges and lines were ripe They have them the year round right off the trees.
 I don't know whether I will get home for Xmas or not, but I hardly think I will. They are