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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-03-06

3ugeiGnon,b gu maG:n, ni4,s piTsn.
- Die Gieiige .2dnoerbant" bat etren
orobea Sbeit ibrer dmeritoniiten
Bsyt6, bertauTt. Der S6ritt rpiro
bumit bcsyiinost, oaB bas Snititut
9robe @erhlTte an ameritantIten pa
ptercn ertittsn bat. - Yer nambaft.
SeIoencuriteIer be5 hieTiger Sofburgs
9QeoterS, 6ris SraIteI, 1T aug benz
&ebcn 9eI6jeoen.
9 ID 0 / :. Die @ottin
bes Stc0tmiiuer5 2anb9rof ~itiir3t: in
5ptge zines pIGBtj6en S6pinbtlaaFais
les in bo3 I'm 8striebe bsfinoli6e @ds
berlpert Der Mii9Ie uno lpuroe buds
itcbliD 3ermalmt.
8 raSli b. Der Gemtinbeauss
ffub bat auBer ouocrin WobItbGtigs
teitsitiftungen bsI6tohen, anIGbIiG
beS 60jGbrigen neutrality-suspicious.
&diIer Sran3 SoIef5 ELL MniIsnbaus
gu erriGtcu, uno eineu 0aiIenpereiu
81 qriinoen.
Graa. 9ie ~8Oja6rigs G6peIter
beS 9ii9pfs Or. GAuIter 1T in ibrer
Wobrlng in Can't Nnna einem
oIiibsnben Sfen 5u nobe getummen
uno p%erbrannt.
Brag. Iuf Der 9otbibitte BEL
&ldbno brad Elm grober 8rano aus,
Der bic StabIfeoernfobrit unO bic Be-
t%riebsbureauS einGI9erte. Der bebeus
tenoe MatcriaII6aoen lit bur9 @ers
iiterung gebedt. Der 8etrieb erleioet
cine lpo9enlange llnter6re4ung.
preb burg. Cine am 9ondus
ufer g~elanbete 2ei9c lit alS bieienige
bss Wiener Protectors b. Wpletig'
Woorbof ibentifi3irt porben. I,s o;r
9elebrte i'm Npril pergangensn Sabre8
pcridpano, bieB es iofort, er babe feil
Gnbe in Der 0onau gefunoen. Nod)
elmer Weriiun Ioute err aufiIia ertruns
ten fem, na6 Der anoeren, Die meDr
@lautcn funb, bate er GelbItmoro be-
9dn9en.
Yribram m. 9eim bie1igen 9es
5irfsgert6tc ipurhe bic 27iGbrige Wtau'
r~erseattin Sobet BON ibrem Wlanne o.
i6ieben. @us bic @beleute oas Sc
rihtsgebGupe perlieben, erihob Sobst
feline Srau. Der MDrber purre feits
9enpmmen.
Rei Of q. Ter 70 Sabre
alte Sausbeiiber NbuIbert 9rubd
lpurbe i'm Raooidi3er Wa!b, eymorbst
a%ufgefunben. Ils Der 3bat perodds
tig purbe Der 9duSIer @en3el 2ano'
mann aus Haboi3i3 perbaftet.
Ipperet 0. Sn benz pro3eb
gegen bic AZ Srrebentiiten, bic ben
roben llebsrfol auf beutihe Surner
%unternabmen, nurben 8 b:r Ingstlags
ten nit &erteritrafen, bic 3pii6en
einem Sage unb bier Wo6cn pariiren,
bebadt; 35 lpurben frei9eiproden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-03-06
Yapern.

W Il d. E n. Die Ginfiibrung
ipmmunaler proportional @ablsn 1T
in 9apern far ben Ssrbit seii1srt. -
profeHor Soiepb S6niber Ron Der
tbeolpgifden Satultdt, pelder BON
@atitan ertommuni3irt ipurbe, neil er
bic @ncptlifa sesen ben Mposrnismus
~angegriffen bate, bat nunmebr
idmmtIihe 8orleIungsn eingsiteat,
bersn 9eIu6 ben Stuosnten bcr Sbsps
logic ia aud burd bif6ofIi6es 8erbot
untsriagt ipdr. DER gelsbrte lit Bis
gum Gnpe bes Semeiters bsurlaubt.-
Sie .Mittheiluusen bes 8ereins CUR
SDrberung bss Srembenpertebrs in
Miin6en" tonfatiren. bab BON 1901
Biz 1906 bic @inndAmen aus benz
perfoner4 unbl GepGdbcrte6r Miins
dens BON 12,352,O00 Gafn16,153,O00
Mart 9eiticgen ftnb.. " Die Rsgierunp
fii6rt auf Ssh @dbner tss untersn
9apernipdfbss. ben elettri{den Setrieb
elm. Sic bdt gtoipette a,laseTdricben.
nab benen Die Wefdlle Der Siterad tes
nubt ipsrben ioflen, inn cine 9urbinen>
~itation anaulesen, pel6e bic araft fir
bic 8abnen ~liefert. ;
9a ffenbur g, @uf benz
Giie i'm alien SaFen brad Der 13idbs
rige Sobn beS SdloRermeiiters !Sein
Elm lnb ertrant.
g r g. Grsbii6of Or. b.
@6ert perbot benz feiner3eit pielers
pdbnten pfarrer Granbinger, liberia
lem Mitglieb Der Sdmmer Der Nbges
orbneten bes baperiI6sn 2anbtags,
nit ben 2iberdlen in Der Shulfrage
Sufammen3ugeben. Ser @r3biidof pers
mics auf ben tanonifden Gebor'am
unb unterIagte benz pfarrer glei6s
fails, einen bereits angstiinbi9ten 8prs
trag I'm Niirnberger SungIiberolens
@erein gu balter.
s Ii +. Cine fiirali6 ~psrltorbene
8auernspittipe Romming. bic in gro
FER 9eIheibsnbeit unb SparIdmteit
ibren 2ebenspeg aing, binter!ieb eirca
10000 Wart an gaargelb. Yer grD>
bere Sbeil fdut benz Qutberif6en 8ers
elm fir ipeibIi6e 9iatonie (Waiisns
baus) gu, Der iibriss Sbeil lit gu 2es
gaten an Bertpanote beitimmt.
81 ii + q. I'm bds 5ortbes
iteben Der .9aberiI9en poitbeamtens
aeituns" Iifersuitellen, fino ieitens Der
mittleren poftbeamten - aud Diele
9abnbeamte betbeilisten ii9 6700
Wart f-eilpiqiss 9eitrdge geaeidnet
tporben.
aibingen. Gum redtstuns
bisen 8iireermeiiter bon &ibingen
tpurbe Der redtstunbise 9iirgermeiiter
Graff bon Rotb a. g. gepdblt.
Reidenball. Ser ~ebemaliee
BETTER bes nunmebr Der Miindner
Yopenbrauerei gebOrieen, betannten
@aitbofs gum 0eutf9en Saus."
Nnton 9srtomsr, ftarb i'm IS. 2ebenss
iabre. 9srtomer mar eine DEFENDERS
In Jremoenfreiien iebr populdre per-
f0nlidteit.
R isIasbof. Sn Der a0nigs
iteiner gesenb tpurbsn M~aansanfunbe
gemadt, elm WintraIftoff, Der ii9 in
bieiem 9eairte ionit niht finbst.
30 enbei m. SIN Gtsinbrud
am 2ibeloorfcrberg lOfte fi4 pl0blid
Elm eirea 300 Gentner fbfperer Stein
unb erfdlug ben 80 Sabre alten 9ors
orbeiter WenbIinger.
g d 10 nurt. Die Mutter
bss perbafieten 8anfiers 2ebnitdbt
purbe tobt in ibrem Bette aufgefuns
ben. Si&fatte iid nit 2eudtsas Ders
siftet. 9Ss i'm glsiden 3immer fdlas
fenbe bier Sabre alte S0dterden bes
2ebnitdbt ionnte tpieber gum 2eben
luridgerufen tperoen.
A,1a nrr 4hrtnpfnlt.
Gebrba d.. Heulih brangsn
in bic BON benz betagtsn @derer
Nobr unb oeFen Sdipsiter tes
tpobnten RGume unb nahmen 2einen
uylb @eIb. tpelh Iebteres in mehrere1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-03-06
@eferrei@.

Wien. Die Regieruns Fat ben
geidluB gefabt. cine ielbIttdnbiss itas
lienii9e Hedtsfatultdt an Der Wiencr
llniperiitdt gu %griinbsn. Sasesen pia
fie bon Dem 0Oridlag, in Srient,
Itrol, ben Stalieneru Elm bsrartiaes
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-03-06
me6fen6nre.

Doberan. Der 0oberansr
6pislerproseb bat isbt aud bas
Reidsseriat befddftist. Bon benz
2anossriht Roftod tparen Is perios
men aus Berlin, 9amburs unb 0os
beran gu Gefdnsnibfrafen Bis gu
feds Wonaten gefdnsniB perurtbeilt
tporben, neil fie pdbrenO Der pferoes
rennen In 0oberan unb Seilisenbamm
@lidsfpiele getrieben unb tbeilpeife
baraus Elm Geperbe ssmadt batten.
9egen bas llrtbeiI hatten bic Nnges
tlagten Repifion einselsst. 0as Rsidss
geridt bat aber bic Geittelungen b.s
angefo9tenen llrtheils fir e%inipanbss
frei ansefeben unb bic Rspiiionen per<
porfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-03-06

EaHc snr Meiie im's NnslanS be.
iurgt &. 9iaine, Nr. 413, Eit.Snlti-
moreitrake, nabc Gnitum Sonic Yue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-03-06
Of0 emDurd.

SIbenburg. geitorben 1T
bier i'm Bitter bon 76 Sabrsn Der !9ofs
fapeQmeiiter s. 9rimm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-03-06
SGwets.

BERN. @emeinniibi9e Qegate I'M
@cIammtbetrdg bon $1,000 5rancS
bat Der peritorbens YrofeNor Sibler
s ausgeIebt, tbeils fir bsrnii6e, tbeils
fir sugerifde llnternebmungen, tbeilS
mad ieinem, tbeils na9 ieiner Satin
Ibleben au55uri9ten. - Sn Bern
itiir3te Der perbeiratbste &onbutteur
Der S9peissr @unossbabnen, Grllber,
BON ~3tpeiten Stod zines 6duies iiher
elm 2aubengcIdnber auf bas Strabers
pflaIter Einunter, no er als 2eid. aufs
geboben ipuros.
3 il r / Of. Der &antonSrot9 ers
bDbte bic @runoge9dlter Der Wittcls
ihuIebrer auf 4400 bis 800 TrancS,
bic IlterS3ulagen duf 1900 TrancS.
(9tsbsr b~etrugen ie 1000 Bis 1900
unb 800 5rarcs.) - @initimmig bat
Der adntonsratb Elm neue5 @eieb iiber
Saqbs unb 0ogeliduB dngenommen.
Tretburg. @inige Singlinse,
bic in Der Ndbe BON 6 Itapaper lie Sac
am llfer beS Sees iagten, batten in
cine Sede cine gelabene Sagoflinte ges
Ieet. DER iunge 8nedt 2sdelles
ippllte bas Gepsbr bsrporsiebtn; bies
ies entlub iit, Der S9uB ging ibm
burd ben Sopf, unb er iIarb einige
Iusenblide fpiter.
g t.. q aIIen. Sn Der groben
Stidereifirma Seine in Irbon iuuroe
3pi16en Der GeidaftSleitung unb Der
Mrbeiteridaft alf @runo pertiir5ter
@rbeits3eit cine Ginigung er5islt, 70
bah bic 9iinbigurg Der 1900 @rbeiter
fiItirt poroen 1T.
8 urgau II. Der in 9iIdof8SeI
peritorbsne 8dufmann 9cinri3 G4lats
ter permadte benz aanton Sburgau
100000 5ranes. Der @emeinbe 9is
f6ofssen 10000 Srancs uno Der
8iirgersemeinbe S6aifbauien ben Reit
feines W%ermOgens.
Ger Srom peter bes
g raen 3eppeli II. @nldb'
lid bes 50idbrigen Militar sSubiIdums
bes 9rafen Zeppelin erinnern bic beut'
i6en 3eitungen baran, bab elmer bet
9sglsiter bes @raisn auf oeIIsn tib
mem patrouillenritt am %. Suli 1876
lebt: Serr Gottfrieb Gut - ber5eit
8%ureaubiener Bal Der giieuba6nbaus
I%ettion Reutlingsn in Wiirttemberg.
Gr biente Bel Der babii6en Reiterei als
5rompeter unb par our Yegleitmanns
i9aft bes 9rafen t%ommdnbirt. Seine
Rettrng BEL Dem lleberfal bur9 bic
5ranaoIen berbantte er ieinem guten
Reiten unb isinem euten Pferbe, ins
benz er iiber einsn iebr breiten unb ties
fen 9raben friid binpegieBte, pGbs
renb mebrere i'm perfolgenbe frana0s
iiide GbaHeure bineinitir3ten.
SIu9t eines irr limit
Gen M b rbers g.. Ser IS Sabre
alte S9lG6ter 9ra6otpsti aus G5ars
notpsta, propins Yoien, itanb ~ieinsrs
5eit unter Der Qntldge, lsine Gbefrau
Suitins seborens GoberAa in ibrer
Wobnung ermorbet gu 6aben. Gr
purbs aber fir un3urehnungsfdbig
ertldrt unb tpsgsn Gsmsinssfdbrlidtsit
in bic SSrrensa nitalt 0aaborf Bel gers
lin gebradt. Gra6opsti entIprang
Dor ldngerer 3eit einmdl. tebrte aber
bnIb fref,pillid auriid. 2ulebt mar er
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-03-06
Traumf&wets. Am8aft. eSippe.
2Dafoe6.

Braund net 9. Der Gontors
bcte 9einri6 Nitolaus. Der nit 7500
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-03-06
Sa@Cen

DRESDEN. Ser peritorbene pri'
batmann Grnit Wilbelm Solberg bat
bic Stabtsemeinbe Dresden our Grbin
feines runb 100000 Mart betrasens
ben @erm0sens NIT Der 8sitimmung
eingeicBt. bic GrtrdgniHe Der ainoers
beilantalt, benz 0ereine gum Jrauens
idub unb benz 0sreinieten Jrauens
hoipitale aur grbaltuna BON Areibets
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-03-06
Aua nrr Rhrinpfnls.

Gebrba d. Heulid brangen
9iebe in bic bon benz %betastsn 4derer
Satob Nobr unb oe1en Sdipeiter tes
pobnten RGums unb nabmen 2einen
unb @elb. pelh lsbteres in mehreren
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1908-03-20
THE STORY.

cd UT what If the story is true?''
- and as the question kept press
ing itself in upon her, she tapped her
daintily- sandaled foot impatiently upon
the polished marble floor, as though
she demanded answer from the very
stones at her feet But no answer
came to her ears but the soft. NUT
fed tap of her foot upon the floor.
ct all comes from listening to the
idle tales of the wanderer and adven-
turer," she exclaimed at last impa-
tiently; and then almost in the same
breath she added:
but what If the story is true
How ! wish | knew.
This King Solomon of Israel must
be wonderful person" she contin
ued musingly to herself, as she
threw herself upon the low divan and
gave free rein to the thoughts which
crowded into her troubled heart. "Ant
his God must be even more wonderful
than the gods of Sheba.
But no. she added hastily, "thh
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1908-03-20
Be SfnQutar.

Are we growing too much alike?
Some one has asked this disturbing
question, and some one else-evi-
IDENTITY in panic-has been rushing
about taking stock" of the appearance
of people in general. They may be
prejudiced when they record that we
have no higher ambition than to be
mistaken for our neighbors; still, 1t
cannot be denied that few of us are
content to rest in condition which
marks us as singular among the
many, even though it may be singu-
larly beautiful, healthy, happy, or
wise.-Lady's Pictorial.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1908-03-20

cannot be. Let me not be dlsloyaI TO
my gods and my land. What fairer
land could they give than the spice
laden fields, the golden sands of her
rivers and the precious stones? Sure.
ly the God of Israel cannot have done
more"
But your gods never divided the
waters of a mighty river, nor threw
down the walls Of a city" came back
the answer as snatches of the story
of the nation of Israel. came to her
mind as they had been related to
her but few days before by the
traveller.
This traveller had come on one of
the trading ships which had touched
at a nearby port, and the wonderful
stories of the land from which he
had come had reached her ears and
she had sent for him And he had
come, glad of the chance to tell to the
beautiful queen of the land of Sheba
his story. Eagerly she had listened
While he had told of the people of
Israel, of the God of Israel and his
wonderful leadings and dealinga OF
he land which he had given to his
people, and of the wonderful king
whom God had established upon the
hrone. And when he had gone and
he first thrill of the story had been
spent, she found doubt creeping into
ler heart
1t was naught but the fair dream of
L romancer. No land could be bet
.er than her land. No gods were
better than the gods of her fathers
and her fathers fathers She would
not prove disloyal to them. But al
ways while she sought thus to bring
herself back to rest content with what
she already possessed, there persist.
I'd this question:
What if the story is true?"
And how shall | ever know wheth.
er it is true or not?" she asked her
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1908-03-20
Women Who Wear Well.

It is astonishing how great change
few years of married life often make in
the appearance and disposition of many
women. The freshness, the charm, the
brillianee vanish like the bloom from a
peach which is rudely handled. The
matron is only dim shadow, a faint echo
of the charming maiden. There are two
reasons for this change, ignorance and
neglect. Few young women appreciate
the shock to the system through the
change which comes with marriage and
motherhood. Many neglect to deal with
the unpleasant pelvic drains and weak
nesscs which too often come with mar
rage and motherhood, not understanding
that this secret drain is robbing the cheek
of its freshness and the form of its
fairness.
As surely as the general health suffers
when there is arrangement of the health
OF the delicate womarSx organs, so surely
whef these organs .are>established In
healNb the fSce sndtofhat e~ee witness
to the Tact in fe~@wed comelmsSN Nearly
million women haze found health and
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| inal roots most highly recommended by
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| woman's peculiar ailments
For nursing mothers. or for those broken
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children, also for the expectant mothers,
to prepare the system for the coming OF
baby and making its advent easy and
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can do no harm in any condition OF the
system. 1t is most potent invigoratinp
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ment of woman's peculiar ailments.
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free OF charge. Address DR.. r. v. Pierce
1nvalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo. N. Y.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1908-03-20
}. QUALLS'
BOOT AND SHOE SHOP
Repair work of all kinds
Neatly and Promtly Done
Good For EVERYBODY

Mormon r. Coulter, prominent
architect, in the Delbert Building, San
Francisco, says: II fully endorse all
that has been said of Electric Bitters
as a tonic medicine. 1t is good for
everybody. 1t corrects stomach, liver
and kidneys disorders in prompt
and efficient manner and builds up the
system.'' Electric Bitters is the best
spring medicine ever sold over drug
gist's counter; as blood purifier it is
unequaled. SOC at j. |. Sturdivant's
drug store.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1908-03-20
Best Healer in The World

Rev. F. Starbird, of East Raymond,
Maine, says: II have used Bucklen's
Arnica Salve for several years, on
my old army wound, and other obsti-
nate sores, and find it the best healer
in the world. | use it too with great
success in my veterinary business.
Price 25c. at j. |. Sturdivant's drug
store.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1908-03-20
SERMON

"Behold, a greater than Solo,
mon is here" Do you hear the
challenge of Scripture7 a. con-
! temptation of this story of Solo
mon and appreciation Of his wis
dom and glory bring with them
nothing but condemnation In
that we can discern the splen.
doris that marked his life and
reign while at the same time
we miss the beauty and charm of
. the son of God, the greater than
Solomon.
, 1.-THE queen of the south shall
rise up in the Judgment with
. this generation and shall con-
denim It," And the Judgment
! will be Just, for how can we es-
cape when we have neglected
so great opportunity of seeing
and knowing him who is called
Wonderful, Counsellor, The
Mighty God, The Everlasting Fa-
ther, The Prince of Peace?"
True it is of the world as lsa-
iah declares: "When we shall
see him, there is no beauty that
we should desire him. He Is
despised and rejected of men, a
man of sorrows and acquainted
With grief; and we hid as it
were our faces from him; he
was despsed and we esteemed
him not" 1t is not that the
beauty and the glory and the
power are not there, but il Is
that we turn our faces from
him who would reveal all these
things to us, apd see only the
temporal things of life.
Having ears we hear not. But
mot so with the queen of sheba,
the. country far, far to the south.
for when tidines came of a
certain King Solomon, and of
his wisdom and the splendors of
his kingdom, she listened to the
story, and determined that she
would prove to her own ears
and her own eyes that all she
had heard was true. And SO
she came!
CAME! Do you grasp the sig
nificance of that word? Where
you are now dwelling In ease
and contentment you will never
be able to know that these
things which are spoken of the
greater King Jesus are true.
You have heard the reports.
You have been told ever and
over again by those who have
come straight from the presence
of King Jesus that he and he
alone can satisfy the heart of
man, and yet you have been
content to stay where you are
In the far country of sin. Why
not, like the queen of Sheba,
come end prove whether the
things you have heard are really
so?
King Solomon received the
queen of Sheba because she
came as an honest Inquirer. He
was willing that she should see
and hear and know. And the
greater than Solomon invites
the most searching kind of hon.
est Investigation and testing.
"Prove me-" is the invitation.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1908-03-20
TO SCHOOL DIRECTORS

If your district needs desks, black
boards or school furniture of any kind,
call and get my prices. handle the
best desk made and can make prices
as low as the lowest. A. A. Hender-
son, Newark, Ark.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1908-03-20
Ii You Want to Buy or Sell Real
Estate, See Henderson Real Estate Co.
Our Clubbing List.

The Journal and any of the follow.
ing papers will be sent one year for
the amount set opposite their respect.
i've names. Cash must accompany the
order to secure these rates.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1908-03-20

Yes" said the queen, lifting her
eyes and looking about her. Yes, l
thought | was not mistaken. This is
the place All, how near | came to
turning back in my quest, and how
glad | am now that l kept on. What
wonderful things have ! heard and
seen. Truly the God of Solomon is the
one and only God. Not half was told
me of all the wisdom and prosperity
which the God of Israel has given his
servant Solomon. And now l go back
to my land, and the God of Solomon
shall be my God, and he shall be the
God of my people, for have seen and
do know that there are no gods like to
the God of Israel
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1908-12-03
Martinsburg.

N. NJ. Freedmen left Monday
for Chicago.
The revival meetings at the
Methodist church closed Sunday
with twelve additions. Evange-
list Window of Averly. Iowa,
preached some excellent and high
ly appreciated sermons.
Mrs. II. w. Larimore Of Wells.
vile visited j. Lansing and family
last Thursdaya
Victor Rogers made a short visit
at home Thursday afternoon. He
is firing on the G. Il A.
Miss Lena Devault spent few
days in New Florance last week.
Several Of the Hardin College
girls spent Thanksgiving with
Hazel Friedman.
Misses NJ. E. Rogers and Ara
McGrew ate Turkey last Thursday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Martin.
N. NJ. Galloway aud VIM. Toll
son are on the sick list.
There was musical entertain.
ment given by Mr.. aud Mrs. Tay-
lor who are both blind. They
were assisted by their daughter.
Miss Anna Pritchet returned
Sunday from a visit to relatives
in Middletown.
james HILBERT has rented the
j. w. Kemp farm near Hickory
Grove in Galloway.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1908-12-03
Resolutions Of Sympathy.

At their last meeting Rush Hill
Camp, No. 2694, passed the fol-
lowing resolutions: -
Resolved, That we. the members
of Rush Hill Camp, No. 1854, NJ.
w. A., deem IL proper to express
our heartfelt sympathy FOR orr
Neighbor g. r. McCalliu the loss
of his dear wife.
Resolved. That we realize that
the Grim Monster Death laid a
heavy hand upon him, by taking
his beloved wife. and thus depriv-
ing the hcme Of go much Of its
sunshine and that the cloud can
never be wholly dissipated, but
duty compels us to conform our
selves to the ruling Of the Most
High God who doeth ell things
we'll.
Resolved, That copy of these
resolutions be entered on the min
ules If this meeting, aud copy be
sent to the bereaved family and
copy be published in the mexico
Ledger and Mexico MESSAGE.
Val Erdel. Jr. Consul.
l.. w. Roberts,
Chas. Scott,
G.. KnOlenberg,
Committee.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1908-12-03

The box supper at Moline last
Tuesday night WAS we'll attended
despite the Indictment weather.
About forty dollars was realized
from the sale of the boxes, proceeds
to purchase a library.
Mrs. Tina Heizer entertained
her friends Thanksgiving day with
a sumptuous turkey dinner.
4, Mrs. John Cawthorn and Miss
,Mollie Williams we're married Sun
day evening at the home OF the
brides mother, Mrs. Walter Will
Jams. Only a few of the immedi-
ate relatives were present. Rev.
Harboard performed the ceremony
Their many friends extend hearth
est congratulations.
Miss Ora Edwards of Columbia
is visiting T, j, Bybee and family.
Mrs. John Brown of Idaho is
visiting her son, Lee Brown. Mrs.
Brown has been in Idaho seven
years and finds many changes
have been made here since she left.
Mrs. Pate Cauthorn who has
hean m the aiek list for some time
is improving.
A Sunday school institute will
be held at Mt. Zion church Dec.
18th.
Roswell aud Chal Henderson
came home from school for Thanks
giving.
Miss Kate Dudley is contemplate
lug a visit to her sister in Texas.
The thermometer registered IS
degrees above, Tuesday morning.
Some are losing hogs south Of
Moline.
The mail carriers from Moline
start at Z o'clock FROM this time
on during the winter. This ar
rangement gives the farmers theii
mail one day later than there is any
necessity for and should be chang
ed.
Thomas Hendrix vent to St
Louis Monday night.
Mrs. r. NJ. Flynt has been visit
ing with her con and family anl
will return home with nv. RIM
who has cOm9afor her,
There is rImor Of another wed
ding near here soonl
Chal Henderson, Jr.. Of th'
State University, spent severa
days at home last week.
Moline merchants are opening
some nice Christmas goods.
Miss Ruth Heizer is visiting he
sister. Mrs. Montgomery, in Cen
tralia.
Harvey Miller hes moved frou
Galloway county 10 the Harley
pIacs. near Bryan school house.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1908-12-03

The Wet U. met Tuesday at
ter noon withIMiss Emma Barnett.
work for the New Year was plann-
ed. Three new members reported
much Interest was taken in this
meeting Uuiou meets next
Tuesday with Mrs. Rowland.
Subject Foreign Mission"