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Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-12
BROWN JOHNSON EUPTIALs
WEDNESDAY EVENING
TWO OF Mexieo's Young People to
Be Married at the Home Of the
Bride at Eight o'eloek-Wm
Reside in This City.

On last Wednesday evening at
the home Of the bride, Earl Brown and
Miss Francis johnson we're married
the Reverend Aker OF the Methodist
church TO perform the ceremony. The
wedding was q quiet affair only
immediate relatives OF the contract
ing parties will be present The
bride to be Is a daughter OF Mrs.
CIaudieJohnson andis q Of this city's
most popular girls as well IS a young
lady Of much talent, admired py q host
Of friends. Mr.. Brown is son Of Mrs.
y Z. Brown, also OF this city. He Ia
at present connected with the W. G.
wilkins shoe Store ana is highly es-
esteemed by all who known him.
Following the ceremony they will
probably 60 TO Kansas City for q short
visit, after which they will return 70
this city where they will reside at the
grooms home on East Promenade
street
The Ledger Joins . large circle Of
friends inextending congratulations
and best wishes in advance.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-12
DEMOCRATIC GEN.
TRIAL COMMITTEE


Mexico, Mo-, November eth, 1908
To Democrats-
IL is proper for your Committee to
make public Acknowledgement Of the
hearty appreciation Of the services OF
our local speakers and the press and OF
the working Democrats At the pre-
cincts, In getting out the full party
vote at the election just held.
Our united Efforts to
allay d~issention inciden +
TO the State primary, bring
out q full vote, and build up the party
spirit-in all OF which We we're to a
large degree successful.
The senatorial primary, in accord
snce with the intent Of the Law, oper-
ated within party lines A total OF
324l votes participated, leaving 100 or
more Of u voters, who expressed no
preference In the contest.
Toe National ticket received an In
crease OF 334 votes over the vote
Of the last presidential election,
but not quite up TO u full party
strength. And there was 3 falling
Oh In the vote for Governor some 70
votes behind the rest Of the ticket,
with our Congressman in the lead.
Toe financial part Of the Campaign
was not less gratifying. Audrain
Democrats sent TO the National Lom-
mittee s245.0o {, TO the State Commit
tee 10000 and to the Congressional
Committee $500. Our county ex-
penses, with no spectacular demon
strations, were less than $4,000 An
itemized account viii be made up by
the efficient treasurer, Or. Berry.
Amidst the changes 10 the citizen
ship Of the County By those going
away from Us and newcomers coming
10, vi hold our own with a~proportion-
ate increase, and the poll indicates no
elimination inthe faith 10 democratic
principles. SO much for our County.
as 70 the defeat Of our National
ticket, the gain OF Democratic Gov
ernoFs 10 several Republican States
and In the number Of Democratic
Congressman, is not without It's lesson
and measure Of encouragement.
Whilst the result In the state was
even more unexpected and disap-
pointing, the fact Is, Democratic votes
contributed to the election Of . Re-
publican Governor, as announced by
Mr.. Hadley himself, and together
with the character OF canvass made
by the Republicans-sh0ws that the
party suffered in the house OF it's
frlends, but Sill the prevailing belief
Of the intelligent Electorate Of Mis-
souri, Is in the principles Of Democ
racy; and it Is no idle prediction, to
say the party will be strengthened by
disaster and gain Q better vantage
ground for future success.
Since this writlng-the news comes
that, In spite Of the detection in u
own household, complete returns
prove that our State candidates, with
one exception, are elected.
G. Clay,
Chairman.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-12


PEEsIDEST ROOSEVELT closes an
erteuced letter referring TO the crlti-
cisn& which hare bsen made Of the
rsligio2s views II Pnssi5eDt-elect W.
II Taft - folIoEE I believe that
ths republic viii endure for many
esntarieG II 50, there viii doubtless
Be zD9ng its presidents Professionals
and Czth1lics and SeFT probably al
SINE time gewS I have consistently
tried while president to act In rela-
tion h my feil0w-AmeKicaus of Cath
Clio faith as / hope that any future
president who happens 10 be a Cath
ole will act toward bis felIow-Ameri-
cans Of Protestant faith. Had l fol-
lowed any other course / should have
felt that ] was unfit 30 represent the
American people. In my cabinet al
the present moment there sit side by
side Catbolieaad Protestant, Christian
and Jew, each man chosen because 10
my belief he Is peculiarly tit TO exer-
else o. behalf Of all our people the
duties Of the Office to which i have
appointed him In no cast does the
mans religious belief 10 any way in
flueDce his discharge Of his duties,
save as 1t makes him more eager 10
act Justly and uprightly In bis rela-
tions to all men The same principles
that have obtained in appointing the
members Of my cabinet, the highest
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-12
Father sucks Wound Of Child Re-
moving Poison Immediately AFTER
She Had Been Attacked by Rabid
Animal-chlid Receiving Pasteur
Treatment.

The timely presence Of mind cou-
pled with the neroism Of her father.
Guy Waite, may prove the salvation
VI pretty little Katherine Waite who
vas last Wednesday attacked and
painfully often by a dog sutfeFipl
sith rabies. Mr.. Waite, Immediately
after the chilu was bitten, sucked IN.
sound thereby removing most II MT
all Of the deadly poison and likely saw
ing her life. she Is At present IN 81.
Louis at DR. Fisch' Pasteur institute
taking the treatment for rabies inocn-
lation.
there has Leen more or less
contention, of late, between the health
Ioficials OF large cities where the year
III mad dog scare makes ito annual APP
pearance concerning the number Of
real cases OF rabies, yet no one feth
safe unless the Pasteur treatment b.
given. Noted scientists say there ~,
very few cases OF real rabies and thai
most Of the cases repUrted are mild
form of hydruphobia that Is not dab
gerous. Sclebtists who have been
bitten by so-called mad dogs and have
gone without any treatment or eau
terization, whatever, to prove their
opinions have lived, suffering no evil
effects.
Mr.. Waite's action In . time OF need
coupled with the treatment the child
is receiving should preclude any posi-.
bility Of the little o being In any
great danger. The friends Of the fam.
|Ily should rest assured that any appre.
hensson now is practically needless
for she can almost be considered out
OF danger.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-12
ANNA GOULD BACK In PARIS
Nothing Is Changed" She Says,
Except Ny Husband"

Paris, Nov. 5.-Prince and Princess
de Ssgan returned to Paris this week,
aud have opened the pink and white
palace On the Avenue Malakod, in
shich Anna Gould lived when she
was the Countess de CastellAne.
"The house remains exactly as 1t
was,f' the Princess Is said TO have
remarked lsconicalIy in the Maitre
Hotel. Nothing is changed except
ny husband"
However the Princess has changed
Der methed Of doing her hair. Nov
1t lies fl two fat bandeaus.
The Prince and Princess have been
spending the autumn in Touraine.
The two Castellane children were
spending their vacation With their
grandmother, and every day q rapid
motor car brought them toa hotel 10
Tours TO visit their mother.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-12
A Piano at a Nominal Price

Chicago's largest music house, Lyon
& Healy, announces q Rebuilding
Clearing Sale Of Pianos. Nearly one
thousand splendid instruments are Of
fered without reserve until all are
snld. In this stock are new Mehlin,
Hartman, Ivers & Pond, Smith &
Nixon and other noted pianos for
nerly owned by the Thompson
Music Co., the Healy Music Co., and
the big +. G. Tnearle Piano Co. All
these concerns were bought cut for
spot cash by Lyon a. Healy and the
public may now share tine advantage.
10 this sale are also q number Of
Steinway and Weber pianos. 10 UP.
right pianos neat instruments at e100,
sl20, $40, $50, sl85, $50, 500 ano
upwards. This Is an unprecedented
opportunity that will not occur
again, Any piano not proving entirely
satisfactory may be returned at their
expense. Address Lyon s. Healy, 10
Adams street, Chicago. Distance is
no obstacle, for Ia proportion to the
saving 70 be made the freight charges
are Insignificant. Any banker will
assure you OF the entire responsibility
|Uf Lyon q Healy, and their record for
46 ears for honorable dealing. Write
to-day 30 as 20 avoid disappointment
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-12
Folk Gets rs counties

Jefferson CITY, No., Nov. 1O--HaI
Woodside, private secretary to Gov.
Folk, has prepared a list Of the coun-
ties and The majoities by which they
we're carried by Gov. Folk In his con-
test for the senatorial nomination,
and be has also compiled a like list OF
the counties which we're carried by
Senator Stone. According TO this
tabulation, the governor got seventy
five counties, outside 81. Louis City
and Kansas City, which gave him q
total majority Of 20. 1877, while outside
those cities Senator Stone got only
thirty-seyen, with a total majority Of
1895. Gov. Folk then carried eigh-
teen counties, more than half the
number 10 the state, while the sena-
tor got twenty less than half. With
the governors majority 20, 1877 outside
the two large cities, and the senator's
but Is. 935, 1t shows that the governor
got a majority out 10 the state Of TO-
202
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-12
PAINTER RETAINS LEAD
FOR LIEuTERERT GOVERNOR
Democrat Appears TO Have Advan-
tags OF 1877 Votes over Opponent
Figures Are Accurate.

Leutenent Governor - Gmelich,
347 ,5s3 Painter, 81. $50. Painters
plurzlity,i 1877.
Secretary OF State-Swznger, lRep.l
81. 21s; Roach, 34s. 3O4. Roacn's plural
itF, / 055.
Auditor-Tolerton, lRep.l 346 226;
Gordon. Dem 34O, 1888 GOrdOn's pl1rat-
ity.3,157
Treasurer - Maring, tRep 1851 Q
Cowgin, DEM 34s 1886. Oowgfll's plur-
ality, ALA.
Attorney Generzl-FuIkerson Hep
81. s76. Msjor,t Dem 34e, 1853. Majors
plurality, l,S7T.
Railroad Commissioner Wilder. Rep
34s, ss7; Knott Dem.) 34s, 73l Knott's
plurality, 1884.
Judge OF Supreme Court-C0x tRepl
~. III; Graves, DEM $40. 1886. Graves
plurality, 324s.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-12

REFERRING TO the election returns
for the Legislature, which indicates
that on joint ballot the Democrats
will bave about six majority, a CORES
pondent a for ST. Louis paper says:
"six Republican counties which
elected Democratic representatives
because u their enthusiasm for Gov.
Folk, will hold The balance Of poSer
in the neKt Missouri Legislature on
joint ballot and without these six
Folk men Senator Stone cannot be re-
elected Senator. Thus Gov. Folk,
defeated himself, makes possible by
his popularity, the election OF his
opponent. Toe six counties are At
Gibson, Barry, DE Kalb, Lawrence,
Linn ana Newton. Ali Of them gave
Folk decisive maioritles over Stone
fer Senator
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-12

THE negro vote In Missouri seems
to have been quite q factor in the late
election; Ex-Spesker James ii.
Whitecotton, who withdrew from the
Democratic gubernatorisi race, said
that negroes, aroused by q resolution
By Mayor Crittenden Of Kansas City
10 the Democratic convention 70 dis
franchise colored voters, cast the
heaviest negro vote In M~issouris his
tory and defeated the Democratic
ticket He estimates 1900 negroes
voted In this state Tuesday. 81 have
voted negroes at every election
Whitecotton said, Hunlil last Tues
dag, when / failed 10 vote one"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-12
Steamer Sinks with $50.

Toxic, November s.-News has been
received here Of the loss OF the st amer
Taish Maru, which swas sunk during
q storm of Etoro Island.
One hundred and fifty persons were
drowned. The vessel was crowded
With fishermen and passengers, and of
those aboard only 20 were saved.
The Taish Maru was q vessel OF 674
tons. Etoro Island Is a small island
the island Of Hokkaldo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-12

THE stock growers OF Audrain coun-
u are al interested in the snccess OF
the s. P Emmons Shorthorn sale,
which taxes place at his barn in this
city Friday, Nov. -. Buyers viii be
present from all parts OF Missouri and
adjoining states but We trust that
Mr.. Emnons, cattle will be bought By
breeders who live in this part Of Mis-
souri,. The hest investment made BY
farmers is the money they put into
well bred stock.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-12
HELD UP AND ROBBED
SATURDAY NIGHT
A Resident Of Southwest Mexico
Relieved Of His Watch and TWEEN
ty-five Dollars In .Money-Assail-
ants Unkonwn.

While returning home Saturday
night about $50 O'Clock Locke New
ins, a carpenter, residing In the south
west part Of this city was held up by
two men and relieved OF y watch and
s25 10 money. Who the men were or
whether they were white or black Is
not known
Mr.. Nevins had been ito town, and
on his return home be had gotten 70
the southwest corner Of the Park
when two men grabbed chin, one .
hold Of each arm. When be called
for help, be states, the robbers eau
TONED him to be still or they "woulo
iixn him.
One Of the men then held him
with bis arms behind him and the
other one riied his pockets getting
the s25 and = watch.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-12

REV. J. s. CONNER has recently
closed a SUCCESSFUL passionate OF three
years and eight months at Nj. Yer
non, Mo-, 10 take Up the work as mis-
EiOnary in the Audrain County Bap-
list Association. Mr. Conner is well
known In the Association, having been
pastor at Tandklia for several yearS
sometime ago. He comes 70 this work
with Kipened experience and with the
understanding Of the needs Of the
churches thzta younger man could
not have. He is > graduate Of VII
liam JeBeil College at Liberty, No,
and Is well equipped 10 every way for
tbe position be holds Mr. Conner
viii move bis family, consisting Of
three daughters and one son, 10 MeI-
sea The daughters will likely at
tend Hardin College and the son, the
Military Academy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-12
PRESIDENT DEFINES .FRAzzLE'
Refers I~nquirers to the National
Election Returns and Explains
His Use Of the Word .Frazzlc."

Washington, Nov. 4.-The president
was 10 q very cheerful frame Of mind
to day and told the newspaper men
that the election Of Mr.. Taft wholly
carried out q prophecy made by him
In . letter written TO Senator Henry
Cabot Lodge, of Massachusetts,, dated
October %, 1908.
The president said there seemed
to be some doubt throughout the
country regarding the meaning Of
the word "~frazzle" which he used re-
Gently in referring 70 the campaign
By saying We've got them beaten to
= frazzle." He explained that 1t was
. common word 10 the South, and be
had used 1t when he was a boy.
ITO those who do not know what l
meant BY the word "frazzle," said
the president, 1.-THE best definition l
can give is to refer them to the cleo
tion returns"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-12
FORMER MEX
leo MAN
JOS. S. MCINTYRE. OF ST. LOUIS,
A FORMER RESIDENT OF THIS
CITY, A DISTRICT DEPUTY
GRAND MASTER OF THE mis-
SOURI, MASONIC LODGE.
Address Delivered by Him Recent
ly at the Laying Of the Corner
Stone of ia New Presbyterian
Church by the Grand Lodge.

A former Mexico and Audrain coun-
ty boy who went from his country
home to the great city and through
hard work and CONSTANT battling
with the powers that be has won
me-lted success In Joseph s. McIn-
tyre. One OF the most recent honors
thrust upon this rising young member
Of the St. Louis Bar is the Dist lot
Deputy Grand Mastership Of the Ma
sonic Lodge Of Missouri. He had at
tanned q position among his fellows
that only deep respect and sterling
ability can command Hts record Iup-
on the rough path TO success is one
that many striving youths snouiu'
profit by and find therein a true
guide to the zenith of ambition along
proper line.
We are gratified In being permitted
to publish part Of an address deliv-
cred by Mr.. Mcintyre upon the Occa-
sion Of laying the corner stone OF the
Presbyterian church In st. Louis, at
the corner Of Kings Highway and
Cab&nne streets, by the Grand Lodge
Of Missouri Saturday, Dot. II, 1908.
Brethren: 1t Is with more than
ordinary pleasure that we have con-
sented to make q few remarks on this
occasion. l have no doubt that 1t is q
keen disappointment to all Of you
that the Grand Master of the State Of
Missouri is unable to be present and
address you. and while l shall not
hope to fill his place, yet, by reason Of
the fact that ! represent him In this
territory, / am here to-day IS his sub
stitute, and in that capacity shall ad-
dress you.
1.-THE Masonic Lodge Of this State
enjoys to-day q membership Of more
than forty-seven thousand, coming
from all ranks of society and stations
Of life, but in every instance repre-
senting men Of character and intelll.
gence.
"In recent years 1t has become
quite common for corner-stones Of
public institutions and churches as
well to be laid by the Masonic Lodge.
1t is most fitting that this should be
true because Of the relationship Of the
Church and Masonry Is very close, and
in nany respects they teach the same
things and seek to accomplish the
same results.
"The meaning Of life Is education.
The end Of life is character, manhood,
10 . single word-righteousness. Tue
value Of all institutions depends on
what they accomplish In the upbuild-
log OF the individual character which
must necessarily result 10 the elevation
Of the social life Of the community.
1.-THE Church and Masonry have much
10 common. Both aim to build CHAR
acter; both teach and believe In Gud,
and both conduct their services with
the open Bible always upon the Altar,
and both r%everentls invoke the bless.
ings OF the Diety on all occasions.
Both are searchers for the truth, and
believe that truth Is righteousness
The Church teaches that it is wrong
and sinful for them to give way to the
appetites Of the flesh on the lust OF
passion, while Masonry lays down as
its cardinal virtues-temperance,
fortitude, prudence, and justice Ma.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-12

SCBscEnERs 70 the Weekly Ledger
should examine the date after their
names on the margin or wrapper OF
their paper, and q week before their
time expires renit 50 that they will
not mis- an issue Of their isvorite pa
per. Under the ruling Of the govern
msut the Mexico Weekly Ledger 10
only sl.0o per year always in advance.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-12
Sam Browning to open Barber
Shop In Kansas CITY

Sam B. Browning, who has for the
past three years been working with
VIM. Pitts In the barbar shop, has re-
signed bis position and left for Kan
sas City, Tuesday, where be will oren
a shop Of bis own. Mr. browning is q
genial gentleman and during his stay
10 this city has made many friends.
Though we regret TO have him leave
Mexico, we hope him success in his
new home.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-12

Hox. W. r Painter, editor Of the
cagroIlton lM0.l Democrat who has
been elected Lieutenant-G Governor OF
Missouri BY q very close majority, was
in Mexico this week en- route 10 Fui-
ton. Nj. Painter would aot discuss
the partial defeat OF the Democrats
IN Missouri by the Republicans, bot
t0Jk the position that no good couio
grow out ola post-murtem, and that
in the future the Democrats should
put up a solid lighting front, and
there was no question but what the
State Would go Democratic.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-12
Unique Firs-Proof
Station Buildings

SbAthVn DuA1uiuBs
The Wabash railroad, In renewing
station buildings. ia adopting a style
somewhat similar 10 the mission type,
50 common lib the south generally,a lsC
Mexico.
Some OF these buildings have steel
frames, and some have wooden frames
covered with expanded metel, but the
entire building, including the roof,
walls, floor and platform, is Of con.
crete in It's natural state, which makes
q substantial, sanitary and ire-pfoof
building, taking the place Of the old
frame buildings so long used generally
for railroad depots.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-12

|onhci1ls en5eF msthe oaioiak 70 whom
Is entrusted the work Of carrying oct
al The importzut policies q ny ad-
ninlstration. are TIE principles upon
which all eood Americans should act
10 choosing. whether b. election o.
appointmenkthe men 10 al any once
from the highest 10 the loEsst In The
t.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-12
Mundy Miller Wedding
NOvembeP iva.


November Fifth
Invitations are out announcing the
approaching marriage Of Mr., Emmett
Mundy to Miss Edith Miller at the
home Of the bride, one and one-half
miles northwest of this ciSy, at eight
O'Clock on the evening Of November
18th. The contracting parties are
prominent young people. Mr.. Mundy
is a son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Mum.
dy, residing northwest Of Mexico and
is one Of the ~county's most prosperous
and energetic farmers The BRIDE
elect IS q daughter OF Nj. aud Mrs.
z. @. s. Miller and is one Of Audrain's
most beautiful and attractive young
ladies, They will reside on MI. Nun.
dy's fine farm in this county.
The Ledger joins a host of FRIENDS
In extending congratulations In ad
vance.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-12
RECEIVES NOTE; THEN KILLS SELF
M. |. Arni Dies OF Morphine After
Wife Announces Intention to
Sue Domestic Troubles Followed
Employment on Different Papers
in This City.

1 1t LoHln Dt1T
Broken In spirit as the result OF
threatened divorce proceedings by bis
wife, following a year Of domestic DIFF
ferences, and a sufferer from rheuma'
tism, Melville L Arni, a former st.
Louis newspaper man, is dead 10 Dem
yer from morphine. Press dispatches
say be is believed to have taken the
drug with suicidal intent.
Arni went TO Denver from bis home
Just previous TO the Democratic Ma
tional convention In July He went
partly for his health and partly TO
hide bis great disappointment In the
unhappy outcome OF his married life
he secured employ ment on the Den
yer Express, but owing TO an attack OF
rheumatism, was forced TO quit bis
place two weeks ago, Since then be
nas, been confined to his bed much Of
the time.
Joseph Arnie, the dead mans father
resides at 2il2 South Fiftsenth street,
Kansas City.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-12

We desire to sincerely thank Sill our
friends and neighbOrs for their kind
ness and sympathy extended to us
during the illness and death Of our DO
loved daughter and sister, Mary 81.
Blume.
Mr.. and Mr. Chris lBlume ana chill
dran.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-12

THE people Of Mexico are al inter
csted Ia securing . frxt-class ChAu-
tauqua entertainment for MEXICO next
summer. 10 order % make this en-
terprise ssuocess al should assist 10
90 active intelligent ara persistent
Way. Mexico must Rave D o. the
very best ChautAuquaz 10 the state.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-12

Az least one hunaEsd business men
q nsEie9 should belong 10 the
MEXICO Business Nent Association
The only vas 70 make Mexico q city
Is fcr al 10 work IN. this direction 10
30 organized way.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-12
A suggestion on Eczema

II Is suggested that eczema suffer-
ers ask Druggist Otis Purdy. OF this
city, what reports + being received
from the patients who have been
treating the skin with oil OF winter
green compounded IN D. d. D. Pre-
scription.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-12
DOGS Being KiIled by Marshal

City Marshal Kemp has begun his
crusade against unmuzzled dogs and
has already disposed Of over half q
score 10 the last two days. II Is the
intention Of the city TO forestall the
possibility Of any further injuries
through rabid auimals.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-12
STATE or OEIo, CIT on TOLEDO, -.
LUCAS COUNTY -

Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he Il tie
seui0r partner Of the arm OF p ]. Cbeney &
Co., doing business 10 the City Of Toiedo,
County AID state aforesaid, and that saie Arm
win pay the sum Of ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for each and every case Of Cakarrh thai
cannot be cared By the use Of Halls CAFAnRa
CURE. FRANK Z. CHENEY
sworn 70 before me and subscribed 10 ms
pressnce this 9Th day Of December, A D., 1853,
A. W. GLEASON,
IgEAL.J Notary Pablo.
Haliis Catarrh Cure Ia taken internally ana
scta directly on the blood and mucous surface
II the eystem. Send for testimonials, free.
Sold By druggists, price 75c.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-12
HEROISM MAY SAVE

GUY wAIrE's PRESENCE OF hind
AND BRAVERY NAY PROVE THE
SALVATION OF HIS DAUGHTER.
KArHERIEE. WHO WAS BITTEN
BY HAD DOG LAST wEDEEs-
DAY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-12

to Give a Ten Day Eu,.,.
tainm mt Citizens Must Sell Two
Thousand Dollars Worth OF Ga.
son Tickets and Get Ground, Pr,
Rolding Hssting-Eet Procsss.
70 be Divided Equally.