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Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-01-12
PIKE COUNTY.

Press-Journal; Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Smith of Mexico returned
Monday after a pleasant visit with
relatives here.
The Pike County Historical So
ciety is to be formed. Ex.Gov-
ernOr Robert Campbell of Bow
ling Green and Prof. NJ. S Good
man of Clarksville are working up
the organization.
A ten pound sou was born to
Mr.. and Mrs, Mahan, P. l. Nov.
%. Mrs. Mahan was formerly
Miss Carrie Fry, daughter of the
late Robert Fry of near Louisiana.
The Louisiana Press comments
that Mexico voted for gas 474 to
10. 1t was a light vote and then
it asks, Do you light onto that
joke?
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-01-12
R0oNE COUNTY.

Leonard Brakebill while out
hunting accidentally shot him self
in the foot.
Mrs. Jerry Bush of Centralia
has been very sick at her daugh-
ter's home in Mexico.
Miss SalIie Coleman, colored, of
Centralia, attempted to kindle a
fire with kerosine and was horribly
burned, dying four days later.
Wash Ellis, colOred, aged about
80 years, was found dead at his
home two miles from Columbia. 1t
is supposed that he froze to death
The body when found, was on the
floor and quite cold. The negro
has been living in the house alone
for several years.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-01-12

"uLCS SOlu lOE PE SCa SOO'
The following item is from the
Fulton Gazette:
Three deals that are somewhat
encouraging to the mule feeders of
the county we're cOnsumated last
Friday and Saturday, when r. Il.
Buckner, of Mexico, T. j. Bates &
Son, of Hatton, and Dunn broth
ers of McCredie, sold nearly 300
fat mules to the Maxwell Crouch
Mule Company, of st. Louis.
The Bates & Son lot conslsted'Of
~ head of big mules, sold at $40
around, and shipped from Centr0-
liza to st. Louis, Oh Saturday; r..
r. Buckner selected 10 out of 100
head and they were also sent to
market last week, while the Nc
Credie township firm sold 1913 big
mules in two lots, one bunch at
$1G5 around, the other at $l95. 80
each, and A head of cotton mules
rated at $130 apiece. Another sale
of cotton mules made at fair fig
ure, recently, was a load sold by
JOhu Glenn, of Boone county, to q
Trnnesseean named McAdams, at
$135 around, and the same buyer
paid Mr.. Glenn 500 for 4 mules.
The mules bought of Dunn broth
ers were shipped from MeCredie
to day.
While these sales lend some
cheer to the situation, there is
still much anxiety among mule
men who arc yet feeding cotton
mules for market, for values have
fallen off Of late to the extent OF
from $40 to $l5 per head, and a
decrease in cotton values, coupled
with determination shown by
southern farmers to hold the pro-
duct for a better price, all tends tc
make mule matters wear a rather
gloomy aspect,
The large mules are about all
shipped, except some on feed il
the pens Of Harris brothers, Viv
ION & Muir and NJ. b. Murry
northwest Galloway feeders, ant
according to the estimate ot mules
on feed, made bV the Gazette tn
first week in November, there i
yet 1888 mules in the fatteninl
pens of the Kingdom, thousan,
of them being of the cotton class.
5 per cent money to loan o.
farms.
W. ARTHUR SHARP.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-01-12
MONROE COUNTY.

Tool MaXey, colored, was put
under arrest at Paris charged with
buying whiskey for minors.
A horse stepped on Rev. 7. NJ.
Stark's big toe aud the toe was
badly hurt and amputation had 10
be resorted to.
Jim CochranP, raised in Monroe
county, has travelled all over the
Western hemisphere, Ton his
nerve," the Appeal says, and is
now making Europe on the same
asset.
Miss Leta Delaney was presented
with a $40 bill by the patrons in
Mt. Pleasant district, near Madi-
son, and the directors elected her
to teach the next term also. That's S
the way to show a teacher appre-
citation.
The biggest fraternity event in
recent years will be the county
meeting of Modern Woodmen al
Paris next month. One hundred
candidates will be initiated in one
night. The courthouse has beer
secured for the occasion. Seating
accommodation for several hua.
dred spectators will be provided
around the walls of the circuit
court room, leaving ample hool
space for the goat aud his rOugI
riders. The work will be put oil
by the Paris team which is ratet
one of the best in the state.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-01-12

Monroe City, Mo-, Jan. 5, o.
VIM. H Graves died at the home of
his daughter in this citIJauary 5,
1905, between II and Il. IN after
"A lingering illness of Il week Of
paralysis. He was born i'll Campbell
Co., KY. Oct. 10Th. 1922, coming
to Rails county, Mo.
He was married Jan. IL. 1874, to
Nancy A. Utterback, sister of
George Utterback of Vandalia. To
that union ten children were
born, Of whom four survive,
girls and three boys
Mr. Graves resided on his farm on
the Paris Gravel road, ten miles
from Hannibal, Mo-, for 81 years
and spent the last four years of his
life with his daughter. Mrs I, NJ,
Maddox, in Monroe City, Mo.
He joined the Baptist church in
his boyhood and remained u faith
full member of that body until tht
end. The funeral services were
conducted by Rev. DR.. l. w. Reed
Thursday at i p. m The remaines
were taken to Providence cemetery
Marion Co., Friday, where they
were laid to rest. He was the father
of Mrs T. J. KelsO of Mex
co.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-01-12
County Officers and Their
Bonds.

Representative Walter Burch,
no bond-D 'cember 81 1906.
Collector A / bert Harrison,
$I5, 900, March l, 1908.
Treasurer-W. II. Turner,
$4S, 900, December 81, 1905.
Recorders. Il. X enda | |,
$1,000, December 81, 1906.
Sheriff-A. Price J o hns s o n,
$1,000, December 81, 1908.
County Clerk-E. H. Carter,
$40, 600, December 81, 1906.
Probate Judge--W W. Bolts,
bond as an ex oflicio clerk 81 600
December 81, 1905.
Prosecuting Attorney John
Orear, no bond December 81,
1908.
Surveyor So, 900 I'D, aembei
81, 1896.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-01-12
NUMBER11

executor.
Est, Susan j Bast, w w Har.
per, e1tr.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY Is, 1905.
Est, Jas II Sturgis, &c Da.
vault, admir-.
Est, FM Goddard, Laura Z
Goddard, admr.
Est, ThOs Y Roy, Greed S Roy,
grdn.
Est, Oscar o and Jas F Wilson,
j E Jesse, grdn.
Est, g Bozarth ct al, J Z Jesse,
grdn.
Est, Jno Myers, w w Harper,
admr.
Est, 2 l. Beshears, Georgia Be-
shears, admr.
Est, J d Brabant, j E Jesse,
grdn. w. w. BoTTs,
Judge Probate.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-01-12

Brown, grdn.
Est, Geo H Miller ct al, J p and
Q NJ Miller, grdns.
Est, Levi Hartley, Leslie Hart
ley, grdn.
Est, Sanford heirs, 4 J Rodem,
grdn.
Mary y MougIer, VIM Mongler,
grdn.
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY IL, 1905.
Est, NJ L Potts, j y Potts,
grdn.
Est, Hugh Threlkeld, 7 j Van
landingham, grdn.
Est, Edith Sledd. JAS. McGee,
grdn.
Est, & W Willingham, } E
Jesse, admr.
Est, Jas Noungblood, Jno
EOungbloOd, grdn.
Est, CELSIUS NJ and Chas HWhit-
ledge. w IL Whitledge, grdn.
Est, Nation heirs, D + Nation,
grdn.
Est, VIM Brown, Stephen Ow
ings, grdn.
Est, Louisa Sims, W Z Sims,
admr.
Est, F Lee Schroll, A J Schroll
grdn.
FRlDAY. FEBRUARY II, 1905.
Est. .Chas, ,Zella aud y lmaBrown,
J L Jesse, grdn.
Est, Robt billiard, d an Dillalt
admr.
Est, Lrnnie E Riggs, j Il Jesse
grdn
Est, J NJ Rinoy, Z G Daniel
admr.
Est, VIM z Denham, Geo
Denham, admr.
Est, d l. Bradley, Mollie SBrad
ley, admr.
Est, COlman II Gamble, Gather
! inc Z Pumble, eXtrx
Est, JAS A Mahan, Thos NJ rur
ner, ,admr
Est, Wm Harper, w w Harper
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-01-12
ReSpt,
V. w. PEARL.

The Columbia Herald comments
OH matters pertaining to the whole
state as follows: BOOdIiug
is hardly regarded as smart
or as funny MS it was. The fellow
who winked his eye and looked
with pity aud contempt upon the
temderfOOt who would not use
money in poi itics has retired to the
rear and is rather inclined to be
ashamed of himself. 1t had as well
be admitted that it has g,tten to be
so here in Missouri that hardly an
election could be held for any office
however big or little, and no
public movement could be started
without money being regarded as
necessary to put it through, and
the man who was the most expert
and the least scrupulous in the
use of money became famous as
political boss and usually got
what he went after.
Let us be thankful that the day of
the boodler is passing aud that he
will not be in evidence as he has
been.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-01-12
From California.

Mr.. V. w. Pearl, who lately
moved from Mexico to the West,
writes as follows:
Dmuba, Cal. Jan. l,l90j.-
Mr.. John Beal, kind friend: Will
write you Il few lines. Am in the
land of sunshine and happiness.
My wife and baby and myself are
well and getting fat
We are having very fine weather
here. The grass is green and the
flowers are in bloom. We have not
had Il day this winter that you
could not go in your shirt sleeves.
| drove twenty miles yesterday
without Oyercoat or gloves. Can
you do that in Missouri | like
the climate here much better.
While | am very busy and my mind
is pretty well employed, | certainly
enjoy reading the MESSAGE, and
will kindly ask you to please
change my address to Dinuba,
Cal. instead of Reedley, as | am
on ii ranch and have rural delivery
from Dinubu.
With hest wishes and happy
new year to you and all other
I friends, | am,
| ReSDt,,
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-01-12
OR EXPECTED TO HAPPEN

Coroner-Dr. w. H. Douglass,
Benton City, $1,000 - De-
cember 81, 1906.
Public Administrator-E. A..
Shannon, 10000, December 81,
1908.
Assessor-RufuS jackson, 81 900
December 81, 1905.
Presiding Judge. E. Lewis,
no bond-December 81, 1908.
Judge Western District-Bakrr
Barnes, no bond-DScember 81,
1908.
Judge Eastern District-James
Hpaton, no bond, December 81.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-01-12

admr.
Est, Pearl Freyer ct al, Jacob
Freyer, grdn.
Est, Moses G Galloway ct al, j.
e. Crawford, grdn.
Est, Il c Calvert, II b Icenagle,
grdn.
Est, Donnelly heirs, j l. Haar,
grdn.
Est. Claude + Ennis, Simeon
Ross, grdn.
Est, Harriet Pasqueth, w c
Pasqueth, grdn.
Est, Minnie Kohl, Henry Kohl,
grdn.
Est, Jno a aud Geo Hurley, j Z
Jesse, grdn.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY IA, 1905.
Est, Champ C Kirkland, grdn.
Est, w r Thompson, w Il
Thompson, grdn.
Est. Watson, L r Jesse, ,grdu.
Est, Roger Beshears, Georgia
Beshears, grdn.
Est, E NJ Dowell, IB + DoweII,
eXtr.
Est,J M Calhoun, j E Jesse,
admr.
Est, Sallie Sims, w G Sims,
grdn..
Est, Elizabeth Adrian, Ii G Ad-
rian, eXtr.
list, c and c Farbaeh, Minnie
Farbach, grdu.
Est, NJ Gr0udstaff, ] E Jesse,
grdn,
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1905,
Est, Gland Barnes, NJ a Barnes,
grdu.
Est, Mcmillan heirs,J b CoOntz
grdu.
Est, Sarah A Lewis, Ed Tom
linsou, admr.
Est, VIM Tomlinson, Ed Tom
linson, admr,
Est, Mich j Kent Phoebe A
Kent. eXtrx,
Est, Eliza and Elsie Brown, J /
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-01-12
S SURROUNDING COUNTIES.
RAILS.

RAILS.
G. n. Turpin, near Perry, has
moved back to Farber.
There is a crossing near New
London called Dead Mans Gross.
ing.
Bennie, 8 years old, son of Jake
Roland, while out hunting with
his little brother the target rifle
discharged aud Bennie was badly
wounded in the side.
Rails Co. Record: Sundays st.
Louis Republic states that DR..
Lilly. the chemist, has made a
thoro examination of the stomach
of the late Mrs. Jones Watson and
will be ready to testify in the trial
this month, the 23rd. We also
learn that DR.. Vaughn, the chem
list of the Michigan State Univer-
sity, has also examined parts of
the stomach, and says he found no
traces of morphine. 1t is sup
posed that much time will be spent
in cross questioning these gentle
men as much Importance is con-
nected with their testimony. The
trial Of DR.. Watson promises to be
one of the most interesting in the
history of Missouri.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-01-12

And so it is gone, the old year.
.:Ah, yes, it is gone for aye;''
Our hearts grow sad as we say farewell,
And silently turn away.
While borne to us on the midnight air.
So joyous, so sweet, SO clear,
Come the chime of bells, the sound of guns.
To welcome the glad New Year
Come, sit us down, let us try to think
How the old year has been spent.
The golden hours that were given us
Have we passed in discomfort?
Have we made our home that should be bright
\ place of darkness and dread?
And wasted moments in useless tears
Over hopes for ever dead?
If our neighbor thrived and we did not
Have we raved and rallied at fate?
And turned with anger from good advice
TO mutter the word too late?
If sister fell on life's rough way.
Did we strive to hold her down?
Did we smile at others pain and grief,
At anothers' pleasures frown?
Have we sought for friendship, but to crrrsh
And the love we've won betrayed.
And with falsehoOd cold deceit and sneers.
Have we kindness oft repaid?
The answer comes to my questions all,
1t is much too true. | fear.
And the opportunities for good
Are gone with the old old year.
Come, let us rise from these vain regrets,
There is something elso to do.
Let's turn leaf in the book of life
And begin the world anew.
Let us live for something else but self
For such living is but vain:
We know that by sefshess and spite
There is nothing we can gain. ~
There's work for all and whate' er our task.
Let's cheerfuly take part.
For an evil scheme and deed spring forth
From an idle brain and heart.
Let lis live that when this bright new year
Has passed away like the rest
We can say. and feel that it is true.
THANK God, we have done our hes" "
LILY +. &. HENDRIX.
Mexico, Mo-, Jan. I, 'O5.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-01-12

Joseph G. Jesse, who has heen
quite sick at the home of his faith
R9v. j. s. Jesse in Mexico, was
reported some better Wednesday.
Il was thought he would be able
to come home early next week,
Little Alice Je esse's condition was
reported ms being materially i'm
proved.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-01-12
Notice.

A meeting of the stockholders of
the Laddonia, Rush Hill aud Mex
leo Union Telephone Co. is hereby
called for the 25th day of Feb,
1905, at Rush Hill, No., at I
O'Clock, p. M, for the purpose Of
voting on increase of capital stock.
L. A. FEuTz. See,
j. n. R0ssER, Pres.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-01-12

Prof. f. NJ. Woody, formerly of
Mexico, who went to the Philip
pine Islands about four years ago,
remains there and seems to be sat
isfied. He writes that lie is still
anxious to see Bryan President.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-01-12

d. l.. Rodgers, northeast of
Mexico, returned last week from
his former home in Wisconsin. He
was glad to get back to old Au-
drain. Says the snow in WiscOn-
sin ten days ago was drifted in
places from 3 to % feet deep.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-01-12

A son of Thomas GalTet of Sal
ing neighborhood was kicked in
the face by a mule recently. The
child was greatly mutilated, the
nose was severed from the face.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-01-12

The NJ. E. church brethren in
Mexico, who lost their building by
fire last fall now hold services in
the A. o. U. W. hall, over Smith
Bros. store.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-01-12

Miss May Allen of Mexico has
been elected folder for the State
Senate. Miss Allen is Il bright
young woman and will perform her
duties thorOly.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-01-12

Mr.. Homer l.. Roberts and Miss
Rose Greed were married in Mex
leo last Thursday. They will re-
side near MOlino.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-01-12

The Buffums are putting i'll Il
telephone line from Vandalid
out into the Mt. Carmel neighbor-
hood.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-01-12

II. L. Buckley, eX-Prosecuting
Attorney of Audrain, is now 10.
Gated at Ration, New Mexico.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-01-12

John Y. Brown and family of
Mexico will breathe the air around
Muscogee, l. T., the remainder Of
the winter.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-01-12

The two children of Ashby Bolts
are i'll with scarle. fever, at the
home of their grandmother, Mrs.
Virginia Bolts.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-01-12
Miss Olive Percy at Mt. Carmel
is afflicted with the mumps.

Roy Hancock, Of near LaddO-
MIA, is the night telegraph operator
at Martinsbu'g.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-01-12
aSSSSSSSSSSSS

Peter johnson, of Sailing, has
moved to Centralia.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-01-12

Nice rs acre farm in 3 miles of
Mexico. Good house ) rooms, ex-
ira barn, nice orchard. Splendid
little home. Price $50 per acre.
w. ARTHUR SHARP,
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-01-12

Frank Storm at Benton City
will move to Iowa, where he has
traded for land.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-01-12
THE OLD AND the new YEAR.

WRITTEN FOR THE MEXICO MESSAGE.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-01-12

A Green City couple who ma.
ried Sunday tried TO keep the news
from the Press but failed. I'VE
were too cute" says that paper,
Congratulations are now in or
der.
The man who kindles the fire
with catalogues from the depart
ment stores, and gives all his trade
to his home merchants. is the man
who helps to put better value on
your property. The more town
grows, and the more business is
does, the greater the increase in
the value of property both city
and farm. The mann who patron
izes the city department stores in
preference to the home merchants,
thinking that he may thereby save
paltry pennies. is simply detracting
from the wealth of his own COM
IN dnity.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-01-12
PROBATE COURT.
Settlement DoCket-A Six
Days Session.

NoHDAY, Fen. ID, 1905,
Est, GeOw Trimble, J A sOrber,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-14
Sperircn init Sanbfnnben.

Ser in9reslau Der tor6ene berii6mts
G9irurg proFefor So9anes Mifuliea
bat Ii6 UNI Die Se9nif Der Operation
oes Ma9enfrebfes, pel9em 2ei6en er
trdgif9er @eiie ielbit gum Spfer fiel,
uniterbli9e @eroienfte ertpprben. Gr
Fat audi bds Spsriren nit SanoI9ue
ZEN inuugurirt uno ieiner5eit oumit
beftige Sppoition unter ben gbirursen
berporgerufen. MifuIica ging BON Der
Inii6t aus, bab Die meni9li9e SanS
nit ibren bielen @erttefun9en uno 81
MEN niemaIs, Ielbit bur6 energif9es
@af9en ni6t, gan3 feimfrei semoGi
peroen t0nne, uno empfdbl baber, gu
erft @ummis, Damn ausfo9bars
3pirnbanoi6ube bei ben Sperationen
ansusiebsn. Nnfangs fanb er nur fpes
nige @nbdneer fetner Metbooe. !9euts
miro fat auf alien 9irurgiI9en clint
fen rin Sanbf9uben" operirt. Cite
rungsn tommen infolgeoeTen 10 gut
pie gar ni9t Dor. Die 9anbi6ubs
iinb aug 0iinnem 3pirn unO beeins
trd9tigen bas Gefibl Ser freien 9anb
ni9t i'm min0eftsn. Sie Se6nit Der
Operation mar ~iiberbaupt @egentant
bes 2ieblinesftu6iums Bel MifulicS.
Gr mar iiberarls fru9t6ar i'm Grfin0en
bon neuen Operatipnsmetbooen unb
INNER un5ufrieoen nit osm grrei8tsn,
fu6te er itets mad Neiienl, mad @on=
fommenerem. gr eli6 oarin 9ans lei
mem Meifter 9ilrotb, Ser Mifuliea iebr
bod f6dBte. Wieoerbolt famen gu
gilrotb p%atienten aus &ratau, 81
elmer 3eit, mo MituIics, Der oas Yol.
nii9e beberrf6te, idon als orbsntlidsl
profeHor an ser l1nineriitGt Ser ga.
%eelIonen tbdtig mar. vDpsu tpmmer
sic su mir9" fubr gilrotb bie &ra,=
Ten drserli9 an. Isle baben ia Der
Mttultes in &%rdtdu. Der beritsbt bit
Sa9e serabe 70 gut Die. i4 uno operirt
mod better als i9."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-14

9raart8ss &oos Oct itaIientfdea 9~anoarbet
ter In Saoamertta.

WY v &WNU0tUGt
ter In Sdoamertfa.
Der Iustpanoereritrp aus Stalter
nd9 Sii0amertfa, Defenders na6 9ra.
flien, Gbile unb ben Ga plataftaater
TT TN Rititau besriffen unb nod
grOberes Witleio ais emit Die Nuss
tpanoerer erresen nun tbeiltpeiie bit
S~etmtebrenoen, BON benen ptele IN De,
Gremoe, iogar has Wenige, bas fa
nod ibr eigen nannten, perloren bas
ben. Die llrIa9e Der Riidpan6eruna
TT 5und9it in Der Sbatia9e gu fu9en,
odb 0as Gn6e Der bur9 eine lIebers
prohibition an &affee berporserufener
braiilianif4en &riiis nod ni9t absus
feben lit, uno audi @reenttnten nod
etnige Sabre Sur ueberptn0ung feline,
HOtbe brau6en miro.
gs mar ni6t nur Die Me6nli9feii
oes &limas, Der Spra9e, Der RaTe,
bte aus Sberitalien namentli9 cine
fol9e Notwithstanding mad
Siodmerita our Solse bate, ionbern
fir @raiilien unb defenders fir Gan
paulo oiente Die ben Bauern sepdbrtt
frsie lteberfabrt als 80ber fir gum
oerttauienOe. bic babeim barbten.
Senn bas italienif9e @uspanberers
beer retrutirt fi9 nit peri9pinbenb
tpeni9en Iusnabmen aus Den befibs
lofen 8oltsf9i6ten, unb bic Nott
aaetn treibt Die an ibrer Seimatb bGns
gen0en 2eute aus tbr bintpeg.
Sang Defenders srob 1T Die Ius.
pdnoerung nd9 Siibamerita aus Den
lGnoli9en 8eairfen unb atpar naments
lie aus Den 8ersgegenoen, mo Der
&leinsrunbbeiiB bur9 Die fortsefebts
glei9mdbise Sbeilung unter Die grben
gar gu Helm getporben 1T, I'm Die ges
ringen 8e0irfni1e Der anipru6slpien
2eute gu 6eden. Die 8auernimpprs
teure San Yaulos rii6rten oesbaIt
niGt pergebli3 Die Werbetrpmmel, ra-
mentli3 i'm 8ene5ianif6en, uno in Sc
nua tonnte man 5utpeilen betriiben0s
8il0sr menf9li6en Glenbs feben, pie
IS Elm italieniI6er Qustpanberunss;
infpettor bef@retbt: r3erlumpts
S3adren, gebeugt bon Ser 2dIf bes
GlenOs un0 bss @epGds, taumeln0 boz
Sunger uno Grf9laffung, tpurOen bon
ber5loien uno brutalen 2euten mad
Dem Gini9iffungsbafen gefiibrt, ipie
Der O9fentreiher feline Seerbe mad
Dem Martt bringt." Inter i6rem Sc.
pad mar mdn6er @egenItdnb, lei oeIs
fen @nblid mar fi3 punoerte, bdb fl
IS Der W}iibe tpert6 6ielten, oerortigea
nit Iter ods WeItmeer 81 rehinen,
dber e6 puroen 6riiben fir bie einfo6-
fen @ebraudsgesenitdnoe fahelbdfts
pretfe gsfprOert, un6 10 empfa6len Die
@ordus9esogenen ben linen na4foIs
gsnOen Samilienmitgliebern unG
6relnben briefli6, 2aterne, @aage,
Giher, jesli9es Sii@enserGtb, ia oGes
miBunebmen, rielbit Die N~Ggelt0pfe,"
ME elmer f4rieb. In !6dnoen gum
Sraeen Ser pielen Sa6en fe6lte es osr
&uspanberern ia AUDI ni4t, osnn oer
&inoerrei6tbum Der pene5tunif6er
8duernfamilien lit bielfa9 ebenIo grot
pie ibre i%onfti9e @rmutb. 0as traus
rigite Coos baben biele Sauienbe tta=
lienii9er 2an5ar6eiter in ben &affees
pfldn5ungen San pdulos, unb es mar
pirtli9 bo9e 3eit, oab Dem Serantof
fen armer 9auern bur9 Die freig
lteberfabrt fsitens fremoer Stuaten in
Sa9r 1902 6ur6 Oas ttaIienii9e @u5.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Elm Hiegel
porgei6o6en iprroe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-14

. Mu g q I sibt es Gin
seborene, Die ibre Sobten in Matten
sinndben unb Damn an redartise Stans
gengeriifte bdnsen, um tie auf oiefs
wsife fir Die @erbrennung gu prGpas
riren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-14

Mrmenier sibt es auf Der Grbe
etpa 2,5OO,O0O. Sur 100000 6erz
isIben tpobnen in Irmenien felbt.
pGbrenb Der Reit iiber Die ii6rigen
tiiriiiden 9ebtete In Often. europa
unb Qlfrita, iiber Oeterreid, &ublanb,
perfien, Snbien unb anbere Gambler
ptrbreitet 1T.