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NpfsN =9ampfer@G So.
ummersNatrpfdn

euumer.Sabrplan.
Ihiahrt beS SumpferS nab Stodsereef nno
StoIth Greet bon Speooen's gSertte, am .SuBe
8 1ibr 9a6mitta9s, auseenoniiren Snfnftag
NIB Sorntaa. S1nftags nm 6 ubr Wsoraens
rno 8 llbr 9iahmittaas nro Sonntaes nm 4 u.
s llbr Mtpraens uno 2 ubr HadiHitfaas.
SpesiaIs9i1ten nit Notwithstanding aeees
ben. Sir DapnofheinsG rfnriioHet f6nneH Be,
fonbere Announcements e~etroffeH tuerbeu.
Sir due @in8eInbeiien frdge, teIepboHire ooer
fbrcibe MI aphu Nrath, superiHtenbeu t, GpsS.
pen'S s9bart am 5nhe scs Sruabpae.
lMlnib. 3Wite( LID. IN.
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SpiritnOien . 2icen5 : gppIifatiOncn.
2iitc Nj. 8. 5uglfl1j-
Stltc M. g.. ,sHJliib3.
Siireau Der
SptrttAOien.9iecn5
5tmmer JOG 0cridlts, WebaHoe.
e.. Stcrrrtt Wie4tm, Rrdilocut.
Snmcc Buno.
UcninmIn y. Sbreeues,
Nuuuuttf6rR

Sic nu6fuIQcnben Beriuncn bubcr getitiuncu
nm SrnneterIrnna. ciner @uoctntl. epirituuicts
Slccn6 BON 1. Wtat 1909 ctugcreidt, luelde am
lnlliago III Scratbulg gc5ogcn peroen. 4roa
ielie Ttlilicti Dor II llbr WtliugS un Wiuutng,
Den rs. stigrit 1900. ciuecreibt ucrbcn. Sors
Iulare i0nHen AM ScrIauact I'm biciem Qiis
reuu erlaIlgt lueroeu.
9Saibiugtuu Supte
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am Ieid)tiinnigiten nm - nit maui.
der Mote lit ole Gignrre onQe}iin0ei
fourOeH '- unD bic HeoierunQ miro
nift mebr picIc cin5ul0ien bo6en.
3m @on3en iinO bon oieiem @upicr.
GlcitQeIO 36S, 721,079 Collars i'm
llmlouf gcipcien, oopon rllno COP
600 Collars in GrctGcut-9foteu, ilb2r
5% MiQionCn Collars in 6iini,
@cnt2.g}oten, S2,19S.000 Collars iii
3cbn.GcntS. 9totcn, ii6cr 5,3O5,O 600
Collars in 6iinf5ebn Geuts Noten,
1879 WiQioncn in 6iinfuno5pon5igr
GcutSs Soften mo ioit 1856 Wiaioncn
Collars Standardization Gina $50
Wiuionen Collars ySbinplaiterS"
iin0 cingcloit morocn, pom Dem HtIt
BON iibcr 10 WiQioncn miro luenig
nlcbr an OoS S6ubomt fonmucn, 1tlo
Cnfcl Som'S &oiic bot oomit ciu
goll5 gltteS @eihdft gcnlud)t.
WGhrcn6 0c& Ocrfloc C.
non Monots ISuli murOcn in Den DIT
Iidcn Stootcn 0c3 &onbeS in ltcltcn
Cnrporationcn nit elmer &npitaltlas
ton BON cincr Wiiaion Collars mo
borijber inSgciommt 1861 Miaio.
rCu Collars ongelcgt, 1O6 Willionen
ncnigcr ais inn &uni no PIP 0itI-
lipucn Collars in @roBcorporotionen
olaclc0t murOcn. Sn GorporutiOnen
nit elmer capitalization Don 100000
bis 5lt elmer Mtiaion Collars mltr0cn
73,1lt,000 Collars ongclegt. @Gb.
reno Der crltCn iicbcn Wonotc OiCiea
belief lid bos i'll @roB. Gorpo-
rotioncn nit elmer specialization non
rncr WiQion un6 0nrilbCr ungClegtc
oti S301h Milionen Collars
lcAen 735 Wiaionen IN Ocriclbcn
,jcit oe2 8oriobrc8 un0 1926 VfiQio-
len in 1907.
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Slbrno. SnriitcnsS hnlc.

TorIsfuneeu. 7 bis 0 aDeno6. Baltimore
lluipcrnldt &uriitanss 6nle. 5iuat5igitcS Gcs
igsltsr Oe9lnni en- 1 6ttnesr. aatalo9e etc.
huubC. 20 ~ CSlli2l, 2Iltc)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-05
THE WAY DOWN . THE . BAY

SAT- sur zee II. Observation-Disclosures,
t50Neiieu; SaI6paitcr; ben aan8enGne eebcrs'
Gr6altrr; 9anpTcr nGmma @ifcs." Sienftag
unb GunuerftaG, 7 llbr Moraens. gu Sante
um 1915 9tbcnos. Biaete 50e. 8eeiun 20.
Stunt. (Suni15-)
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Gar( I. puSluin.

IS iturb am 4. @uanit 1909 in icilcr lSuh
nino Tr. $50, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 9nrl !.
euoUin, o~cljCbtcs Sobnden bon Charles nm
gg3Gr6 4nolpiN. it1 5nrten 9lter non gtoHGteIl
4 llbr. hon ner cItcrIi1cn 2%&ohnuua ans Git
Der o9ouoou lSarI 9emeterb" iiuit. t2lO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-05

Die i1nnerpplitii6eu 8oBbolgcreien
0urd cinen &rieg nod auBen sur Hlt.
be Qc6rodt ber6en? G0ctnoQ2n ole
SSlmotiirfcn Ous nclie Seer ulli bic
Yrobc iteQen? Die oSmaniihe1
Sruppcn limo nid)t mebr eiuig mic
ulltCr &6Oul &ontio. Ser oclltidJ2
8cnCrulo6crit BON ser 8oIb, Der &c.
gen W2ittc Sui in Gonitontinopcl cirl.
q|Ctroiicn mar, INN Die tiirftidIc Arnlce
81 rcorgoniiircm bat lidr bolo ent.
ihloiiclL nlf oieie Nlfaubc 5ll per
5idtcn mcil Ca 5piidcn ibm unO 10
beran tiirfiidcn Offi5icrtn i'll crnItcu
gefonmlcu
lit. Iic tiirfiihel &eerfilbrcr itci.
ncn obnc Reorganization oeS Secrc9
ibrc Siege trrtngen 5l moleu. @bcr
Die @rtcderL obgleid) nod INNER
lucit idlpdhcr oils Der tiirfiift @cg
nCr, iino icbt peit better orQoniiirt,
ais in Dem @offcngonq Dor 5poIi
&obrcn. Sic Nlbonicr ihcincn Den
@cucntn perbiiuoct SIT icin. Slider
obcr lperOen bic @roBm1d1tc ein @Ort
n1itiprefen mo SIT pcrbiitcn ilt6en,
OoB Grcto'S wcgcu Elm aric0 5nt.
itcbt. GoS iunatiirfiidc &egimc
miro i6pcrIif SIT biai8en &orbccrcu
QeGon9cn, rpcun cS 2inen &rieg bonn
3olmc brift lpc9ct Grctn'&, 0oS nur
nod nomincQ sur Giirfei 0ch0rt, Oo2
lett }lpei So6rcn ieinc ei0rnt Ser;oi.
lung mo feline cigcnc SoltSucrtrc
bat.
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baltimore Snriitcn. Sdlnlc.

Midtcr Nitro z. WilcS, Nefnn.
EcrIeiunlcu bon 7 bis o tl6r Ibcnos.
Serhitteririu bepirnft am IS. September 1909.
SSe0ei NGtaloge menhet inidtl iih an bcn &C.
lrctdr GOWN 3. Sideripn, 9r. sol, q. Ranl'
Strdbe. (Hi92. tMit)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-05
Sun Son
Sag . Samilicn Grfurfonen

nnh annapolis nno gsef RIper, Tninptcr
pGmma @iles." @,outns, Wiittppdl ullo 5ret'
iug, 7.30 Gornt. Niidfebr etua 7.30 Nbeito5.
Spe5ieq epnntng, $50 Sorrt., 8ildfrbr efl'a
S.45 Mbeilbs.
@nibfeiertnas. griur|ioncn ieoen samitaa,
| so gia3nt. 3uriid bel WloioesIt6t 1913
Bier Nr. 10, gi0btStrabe. 2oldefter 20.
CSlni10-J
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Ecpnrtcmcnt ecr GBnritic nno Correction.
Inter epurtcmcmt.


SnpcrUiiuro Of 9itn Charities.
Ban 4 Cu u l. 4. Nuguit 1909.
sicriic9,ite gu9ebotc, %inooffirt sNropciats
bic .Roaro Of Slmar6s OF Baltimore Gin, per.
pen I'M 9iircuu beS StuotsJie9ilirdtors, 9tdiba
bults. baltimore, NO. bis II ubr &ormtttaG3
am Wittiupdl, ben 1S. Ni9nit 1909, eliaeaelt
acuommcn fir ole 9teferlng filr has Ban &teius
9lul Der f%olgcnoeu Neodrfsarttiel tit Den Belt
rnum bon orci Mtonatcn. he9inueHO ON l. Scps
tember 1909. ben I'M gdh &tcpsItnl an OCT
Oerl1HgertcI @uileru glucUtc dlt1lie9enoefl sue
SititutlpleH NM Rrpbcn aenlnB.
Mtuoilcifhl, Sutter,
Spcf, Shlntttpnarcn,
9nntntflettd, Antc,
Brpccric'H, Mebf,
Euttcr, Sdffcc,
9ieiu, E~rlcnnicr !Snder.
g(ngebotc iur ieoc Der oberl geinllntctt Hrtl.
frl iilo nlS %iepGrute ulb ab9eionocrte Ih9ebnte
5t heirudtel.
Scbcm Strgcbot mlb cir nuf cine g9lcnrin9
Sonie" .Nuni gc6oOenc certifi5lrtcr Gbef 5Ir
S6bc bon 10 Rro8eni oe3 p"erunfhla9tcll Con-
traits, mo nlf ben 9inmen beo Dl1pors mo
SNotr1tba bon Baltimore nls9c'teui, beige
lepf icin.
Grtolarei6e g(uGeGoiiteQcr miiten in bcr Sc
hrdunIidicn iSurm 8iira'duft ttellen onr6 cine
ncceptirbdrc Bilrgfmuft5sG pmpu9uie bur Sobc
oeS peranfhulgtcn Gontrnftpretfcs.
Stc Guntrnfts0cboroc behalf inl oas Hetbt
Dor. irgeno cine llo nue Ingcbotc 81 Der
~lpcrfcn.
2amar pofin6aG,
superintendent
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I. SarrG MiaB0ul.
Qrdiiocnt Der GontruftsNebbrhc.
(glua5.6,7 ,a.10lll2,l3,tIl6

8erIiegelte 9%lnacbpte, murIirt oBroppiaLs lor
Suruifbina 6Ories Gllo 6urncb 10 i9e @edltp
Department" u1o ~abreiitrt an Den g9onro OF
gparbs" inter bet 9lbrciic bco StuotzHcglitra-
tors, Gatbbuus, Baltimore, Mio., lueroel iit
Viireuu bco Observation-Disclosures I'M Gat1bnls
his If ltbr TurmittGG5 AM Mittipudl, oeu IL.
Nnguit 1909, cntGegel gerlornneli.
Hiir 2icierung bon fint % Hfrrocu nit
WciGirr fir bic SumigntiDns.yS agcn nno 5tuet
t2l 8ieroen nit @eIdlirr ,iitr oen setasn,
bis Sum 4. september 1911, in uebercinittnls
mlrnq nit oen Spc8ttifationelt, Die i'm Siiredlt
bcs Gefunobeitsnmtcs i'm StutbbuussInneg CT
lanai lueroelt i0nncn.
Gin teriifi5irier Gbed fit $4,000 ulf cine
oGlcaring, 6onie"s(aIt 6dblbar an Den Oianor
mo Stuofratb bon baltimore, muB icocm Ins
gchnt ~bcieclegt ictI.
Sic GontrNftbebbroe bcbdlt ib ous Jle6t
Dur. irGeno Gin oocr ale Nngebote 81 oers
luericn.
TT. SdmcS Hpsle0,
SanitdtssSontmiiidr
8aitGtigt:
Z. SarrD Wiahuni,
Yrdiioent Der Guntrdfibcb0rbe
CSitIt20, 1881 ,Nuq2 3,A,5,O,7,O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-05

@ouuernCur Sobn onOon
Minnriotu bat in elmer He0c nltf Scr
>;uSitcQllng SIT Scottle gciugt: IS
it on Der 3cit, buB Der @citcn Die
Tclicln 0cS SItcrS obpirit. Qic melt.
lid)en Stoateu BON Minneiota bi9
Mnibingtou iommt 0en iiioli6 BON
linen gcle9cuen ioaten ii6 nit Vtod)t
crhcbcr mo iiir iid ben ibncn SIT
tommcn0cn Antbeil am GinilllB int
GntgrcB muO IN Der S%crmoItlt1g Der
notionolen Angclcgcnbcitcn III glts
iprll6 nebmcn. SoS Der @eitcn ior-
rcrt, lit Yotriotismts mto6ortid)ritt,
emancipation BON ser @crrId)oit Der
Srllits mo Scr politiiden WoidinC."
S6on gcingt, ollcin miro Der @citcn
nltd) molcn un0 bel 0cn Wohlcn Die
Groben 2nnocs &IltcreIicn bo6cr Itcl-
lon uIS Die Eortciriidiihteu? Ncun
tCr @eitcn mil, fam CT icitem @il.
lUt ml6 @Cltlmg pcrid)oficn. @ie
Goupcrncrr 5obniou io9t: n9tid,t
mlr 5llr 6orOcrln9 Scr motcriclcu
Tnttreifch iinitres ci9tltcn 2anoe5,
tbeiIcS. ionocrn iiir bos oIlgemeinc
23obl 0cs gcmcininncn &otcrlnnoea."
GbicnAo bat cine z dulI.
iilr tubcrflllolc &inber e%r6iinct, Die
e;itC III Den Ser. Stootcn. Cider lit
e better, idminoiiihti0c &inocr nidt
nit gcilm0cn IN ocnielben Sd)llICn
SIT lmterridtcn, nleiu cS lit reft
fgo9lidL oh tubcrtulolc &in0er iibcr-
Guupt III cine Sdlllc @0cb0rcn. ga.
rnm lie nid)t licbCr in cine SeiIonltoIt
fllr S6minO liidItige %bringcn?
Gic 3a9l Scr in 9orce.
Iona DGbrcnO Der Hcpoliltionatopc
@ctootctcn miro nif 2OO0, Die Der
&crmltn0cten alli $500 ongcgcbcn.
SdJncrc Opicr an Wcnid)cnlcbcn iilr
ciIiel mibgliidtcn NltiItorto.
Sctner0 nocrunq ii
0oa 0titlde Shulpclen giebt Der &C
gctuGrtia in Scip5ig lueiIclOc Hid)-
ter NJ. ". Beacon ans GlepeIunO.
Ohio, III einem 9ricic Nll3orlld, Der
in circm Glepelonotr Vlott pcr0fient.
ltdt muroc, Ser Mihtcr ingt: sd
fonn nit meiner 9eiputocrlung iiir
bic hiciige Shlllorbcit - nid)t 10
Iebr Die Der llniueriitGtell, ais Die Der
@unnoiicn - fcin Gnbc iinOcn. Gic
Gr6iebun9 Der iungen WtGnncr bon
20 Snbrcn lit, menn tic bna @pmno-
lilm uerlnIlcn. ctluuS StrrIid)co ul0
9eluunoerunosmiiroiaeH. Sd babe
NIT ciniNcn bicier Siinglin0c Spa.
5iergGnge ouf Dos Sono 1enlndt mo
bin nit ibnen Den Nnhmittog obcr
Den gor5en Gag %5llonntcn gcpcIcn.
90 bnhc id) oenn mid 'tidlt acrtll1
erltollllcn toltllcll, NIT lueld)er @rlilloa
Iid)fcit lie ibrc 2crr5eit int Der Sd)ltle
bclrubt hubcn. S6rc G~r6itbrng fiir
lire 3luedc lit cbcnio bcnerfcnslucrtb
gut, mic eS Die NuSbiloung Der bcllt-
Ihen Soloottn fir Die milit1rild)ei,
3lpcdc it,"
tcSon0ouer9 per.
Dffcntlidlcn circn 9lltirllf. ullter6eid)
net bon Ocn Gr3biihofcn BON Gonter-
burn ru1o Dorf. ioipic BON ben iiib-
reuben S0llptern Der noncunlormiiti'
'dlen airdlcn Gnglon0's, in lueldlem
N%rin9cno oerlongt miro, boB olle Sir
d)cn bes SonocS ibren Stimmen &c
bor pcrid)oiicn mod)ten miocr Die IN.
perminDert iortooucrnoe grouinmc
Sprounci meld)c I'M Gon0ogebiet be-
Itebe. Gic l(utcr5eidncr oes NufrlliS
s,.a,, Nn. 1I,l. Af.-S..e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-05
albert q. CUTLER,
Wa@iOlarr bes psrfurbeusn ern. Ism g. srs.
2eihenbeitattcr unb Giubaliamirer,
POI Npro-S rpnbwap.
eriilaiNee Srcrbtsnnsen SR
mGkigcn Erciicn.
Spbtenfummct uub aavtne-
CSdn4 y
lorraine.

@nlcriId. - Rarfartig. - NrteoItd.
g9cnlih ben Nnlbronf eine uno cine babe
Weile. LDloult SouD sgBaasons lno Qorroine'
@Gsaoiis ctreit big snm Ginean9. getoe &c:
linton 1ruft"s4 tbduSes. GharfeS. ano Sapette.
Gtrabe. (Oai4 1S,I&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-05
Grirsiun.Sinie.
Rrne idnelle 9ag.Sampfer.
,,2oro Baltimore" nuo ,,Yeun"
nan Ybtlabclpbia, CT mn
Satrrreis nnr StsVU,

rnt 500 Born. bon Grntts nno GiabtsStr. ab.
SnIten on gu Srttertun. Spipn .9etnt, No,
unS 6briter, 20, 3aneen uueeidbr 0 ubr
AheitoS in RbildbcIp1id on.
entSitdence Sahrt onrdl ben aahal. Bafn.
aicre tonret nod SeIieher bis Gbetapcdie' GIN
ilnb getterioi iabren lilo aif Der Giidfdbrt nit
BEN Boot no1 Suuie S,iriidfe6ren mo tie I'm
8 llbr slbelos ~6ciielbcn Taaes 1uIGngen.
Mutoreifes9inete 5ur siiidInbrt NIT -. & 8.
8dbn." ul6 ourdgebeHoe Nilete (per Babn bon
G6ila.) mad, Gew.g)prf, 9ltinutie.eitn, Gape
D.an, 9ong Brand, Ceean Stir. dstnrn Bari,
AitauH, Srun, 5uni Berf1uf bel Mbangh'e,
Wiabl5eitcn 50 Gents. ga~dtoampfer fnbren tao
ltd 8 Ibeiibs tSonntag dusgenorIfnen). Wtai
fhreibe fit gSceipeifcr.
(Srnii5-) agent.
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HOiulanoS tiirfiidc SGbCr.
GNnitaple; @ebanOe, @uttamt Gearn' etei0 Oiic"'
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GrfnriiUnen per 9ampfer.
0rpEe NrfmrSipu

Der gbbmiIGen @eIcnlhaitcp mad Steam,Gim
am sunntna, s.. Auauit. Yicr I 2igBt Strube,
punft llbr 0tor9ens. SpciiaIila mo Spcs
5iHls9riptleaicn. Nilcle 5liit &ertauf am Bicr
iuap. q, Z. SBtnled, 8oriiber.
(2i37)
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Sic r&IL Sta5tG." en-.
piicbIt folgenocu aiihcn5cttel iiir
icbr beiBc Gage: &-eia-iuppc.
Gia-bein nit Qeidmortcm @-cib
-frout. E-ciB-clbccrencompott.
(olrtc '0clenc miro ireltuolid)it gcbc.
ten. nicicn Giu1rifi in iDrc Hcd)tc 5it
.per5eiben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-05

Gic 3aGl Scr in 9oree.
Iona iD1brclO Der Hcpollltionatugc
@ctootctcn miro nuf 2O00, bic Der
&crmnnocten oui $500 ongcgcbcn.
Sfrucrc Spfcr an WcnidcnIcbcn fiir
ciicn mibgliidtcn glliltono.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1909-07-22
Sues for $4,000 Damages.

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Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1909-07-22
Mrs. Fegan Dead.

Mrs. Elizabeth Fegan, 70 years
of age, died at her home near
Worcester last Monday morning
at 2 80 o'clock. She had been III
declining health about seven
weeks. Her husband died about
Is years ago.
She is survived by the following
children: j. r., of Mexico; Mrs
Annie Beck, Gainesville, Mo. G
b. Fegan of Waverly, Iowa; Mrs
Roxey Whitehouse, Lqddonia,
Mo-; Mrs. Rachel Cauthorn, of
Rush Hill, Mo-; and A. p anG
Thomas, at home.
Deceased had been a resident
of that vicinity for 30 years.
The funeral was held Tuesday
morning at Unity church, con
Quoted by her pastor, Rev, Love
lace. A good woman has gone
hence.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1909-07-22
SOME CASH: SOME NEWS.

Judge II. T.: Squirting handed
us a big round dollar the other
day and said, "Send me your
paper"
Thru Mrs. j. w. Stephens, the
Message goes one year to Mrs. G.
w. Shoup at Endicott, Wash.
G. P. Gregory is at Yuma,
Colorado, looking after business
interests, and orders the Message
to his address.
John Gisel of Rush Hill called
the other day and renewed for
the Message.
Roy Travis, near Rush Hill,
called a few days ago and pushed
his subscription date up one year.
He says everything is lovely or
the farm.
Walter Berry is year ahead
on the Message.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1909-07-22
THE CHAUTAUQUA.
The Program for the First Seven
Days.
SnfnrdnY. InIr o.

Saturday, July "a.
200 p. m. Conct rt-Rita Rich Co.
$500 H. m. Lecture Recltal-Prof. p.
M. Pearson.
Sunday, July %.
1880 a m. Muslc--MexicO Double
Quartette.
11:00 a. m. Sermon-Dr. H. l.. Willet.
900 p. m. Prelude-Rita Rich Co.
and Mexico Double Quartette.
1880 p. m. Lecture-Dr. H. l.. Willet.
1880 p. m.--Prelude-Rita Rich Co.
500 p. m.-"SOme Favorite Hymns"
Prof. Pearson.
Monday, July 20.
900 a. m. Children's Classes-Misses
Emily and Anna Chesney.
10000 a. m. Lecture, "A Peculiar Peo-
ple"--Dr. G. b. Stewart.
1880 a. m. Lecture Recital-Prof.
Pearson.
200 p. m. Prelude-Rita Rich Co.
end Mexico Double Quartette.
2:3O p. m. Recognition Day Address
Prof. p. M. Pearson.
400 p. m. Round Table-Mrs. Riser
Growth of Chautauqua."
1880 p. m. Prelude-Rita Rich Co.
500 p m, Full Entertainment-Re
Tuesday, July "a.
300 a. m. Children's Glasses.
1000 a. M. Lecture, THE Synagogue"
DR.. G. B. Stewart.
HOO a. m. Lecture Recital-Prof
Pearson.
200 p. m. Prelude-Rogers-G rilley.
ESQ p. m. Lecture, THE Homeless
Boy"-Father DAILY.
2:30 p. m. Round Table-Mrs. Mil
lion, Birds Eye View of Greek Lit.
erature.
400 p. m. Round Table-Mrs. Riser.
1880 p. m. Entertainment-Rod
Grilley.
Wednesday, July IS.
900 a. m. Childrens Glasses.
1000 a. m. Lecture, THE Uprising of
the Maccabees" G. b. Stewart.
11:OO a. m. Lecture-Pitt Parker.
200 p. m. Prelude-Four Great Art
list Co.
2:30 p. m. Lecture-Frank Dixon.
400 p, m. Round Table-Mrs. Riser.
formulation of Modern Europe"
1880 p. m. Prelude-Four Great Art
lists Co.
500 p. m. Entertainment-Rog
Grilley.
Pitt Parker Platform Manager. July
20 and 29.
Thursday, July 30.
900 a. m. Children's Glasses.
1000 a. m. Lecture, THE Orthodox
Jew"-Dr. G. b. Stewart.
HOO a. m. Lecture. N. Basket.
200 p. m. Prelude-Four Great Art
lists Co.
2:3O p. m. Cartoon Lecture-Pitt
Parker.
400 p. m. Round Table.
Mrs. Riser, Man and the Earth. >"
James Newton Basket, Mature
Themes"
1880 p. m. COncert-Four Star Co.
500 p. m. Illustrated Lecture
Arthur X. Peck.
Friday, July 30.
300 a. m. Childrens Glasses.
1000 a. m. Lecture, THE House Des-
olate"-Dr. G. B. Stewart.
11;OO a. m. l.ecture-Phidelah Rice.
200 p. m. Prelude and Full Concert
--Kryl Band and operate Singers.
400 p. m. Round Table-Mrs. Ris-
ser, Books as Life Teachers"
1880 p. IN. Full Concert-Kryl Band
and operate Singers.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1909-07-22

Joseph Quinlan, north of town,
started his thresher at the home
of his father, J. j. Quinlan, last
Monday, The quality of grain is
good and the yield per acre very
satisfactory this year. This,
coupled with the large acreage
and high prices, means millions to
the farmers Of Missouri.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1909-07-22
AFTER THE LOBBYISTS.
Judge Bolts, Working fox the
Electric R. r. Filed, Sends in
Statement Later.

Jefferson City, Mo-, July 10
Attorney General Major is cast
ing about for information as to
what corporations were represent
ed here during the last sessions Of
the Legislature by attorneys or
agents, and have not filed state
ments with the Secretary of State
as to the amount paid for lobby
services.
Although the brewing and dis
tilling interests were represented
here at times by attorneys, none
of them registered, nor have these
interests filed statements.
The Reverend Doctor Ray
Palmer, pastor Of the First Bap-
fist church here, who was interest
ed during the last session Of the
Legislature in Statewide prohi-
bition, registered as a lobbyist,
and who later asked the Secretary
of State to erase his name, which
the latter concluded he had no
authority to do, is somewhat an
noyed because he is among the de-
linquents, having failed to file any
statement with the Secretary Of
State.
This was printed in the Sunday
Republic. The statement was
made that it was not likely the
Attorney General would proceed
against the minister, for he ex-
pended nothing and received
nothing.
Another st. Louis paper called
attention to the matter, and this
has produced the following state
ment from Doctor Palme.:
''I am surprised that the editor
would print such a statement in
regard to me without consulting
either myself or Attorney General
Major.
g am not a lobbyist, nor have
| ever been. 1t is true | put my
name on the book in the Secretary
of States office, but when | was
told that only paid lobbyists were
required to do so, | ordered my
name taken off. | never received
a penny for my services. Attorney
General Major says he has no
thought of including me among
those he is after.
81 am glad the matter has come
up, for it gives me an opportunity
to speak not only for myself, but
for a large army OF men and
women who are working in Mis-
souri, for the overthrow of the
liquor working without
compensation, save the abiding
hope of final victory"
Today four persons whose
names appear on the lobby reg
lister and who had previously fail
ed to file their statements, sent
the same in to the Secretary.
They are: w. w. Bolts, Mex
leo, legislation affecting interur-
ban railways, $175; John w.
Williams, California, insurance
legislation, $17.55; NJ. W.Spencer,
Hannibal, sanitary legislation af-
fecting hotels, $500; c. II. Bow
ers, Hannibal, sanitary legislation
affecting hotels, $4,000.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1909-07-22

There will be a record breaking
crowd at the Mexico Chautauqua
August 3rd to hear w. j. Bryan.
But there are some other big
features on the program before
that day which you should hear
also. Don't miss any of these
good things.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1909-07-22
Alas Poor PittshnrnI

II does seem as ii everything but
good luck has struck Pittsburg these
last few ycars--and Jealous outsiders
say that il l'oDd luck should appear
In their midst Pittsburgers couldn't
reeognize it,--Hs Tney1 Weekly.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1909-07-22

Charles Eckhart, the profession
al high wire and trapeze perform
err, made a balloon ascension from
the lot north Of the Hoxsey Hotel
last Saturday evening. The
balloon was poorly inflated and
he did not make a very high fly
He and his balloon dropped east
of Woodlawn, in Boyd's pasture
Eckhart has been engaged for a
number of exhibitions at the Mex,
leo Fair.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1909-07-22

Il was unfortunate in not being able
to catch the speakers eye said the
young statesman. Well" answered
Senator Sorghum, you can't tell how
speech will turn out. Maybe you
were unfortunate and then again may
be you were lucky"
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1909-07-22

L, P. Crigler, formerly of this
county, but who has been practic-
ing law in st. Louis for the past
ten years, has moved back -
Mexico, Mo. He has the office and
phones of p. H. Cullen, in the
Abstract Building, east OF Saw
ings Bank. TIC Aug
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1909-07-22

Mrs. Bert Casey of Columbia,
who accompanied a lady patient
to the State Hospital at Fulton
last week, took very sick on hel
return and spent several days
with her friend, Mrs. Will Crock
EFT in Mexico.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1909-07-22

Children's Day service at Lib
erty Christian church, near
Thompson, last Sunday The little
people did themselves proud, it
is said, j. A. Surber is the
efficient superintendent of the
school He is a good one and
knows how to get at the work
After the children exercises a
big'basket dinner was enjoyed Ly
all present Ed. w. Fl Hook OF
Mexico is pastor of this church.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1909-07-22

Joe Maddox, AZ years old, died
at his home at McCredie, Gala
way county, last Thursday. He
was a brother of Wood Maddox
formerly Of Mexico, now of St.
Louis.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1909-07-22

The Montgomery county Lea
der says: Ward Parsons left Mon
day for Mexico where he will stay
several weeks. He is caring and
looking after a farm near town
while it's owners are on trip in
California.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1909-07-22

The business session of the 4th
quarterly conference of Mexico
circuit will be held at the
parsonage, Sat, Aug. Z, at 2 p.
m. Communion services will be
held at Littleby, Sunday, Aug. 1,
instead of Aug. 10, as previously
announced. a
H. /. COBB, p. C.