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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-22

ttet iparsn. Rupprih. Der iiber einen
auseebebnten oriitotrdtiiden Gunoen.
treis perfiigts, IieB iid, felt Ginger 3eit
in groBers 8nuipetuldttcnen eiH, tnsls
dle inbeB mtbloHgen. Sr nsrlor nlshr
als 100000 aronsn uno bate NnaIt,
bab CT ben 9etrieb nid3t mehr iperos
duFrehierbolten tpnneu. Coming
entfsrnte er ih aus ieiner Wchnuns
NIT psm gemerten, bnb er nah Cber.
unqarn reife. um bort Die Nrbeiter. bic
sr fir Das SoqoTd1lob bss 8rdfen Co
oisIaus S3ettnni iibernommen bate,
su tontroIirsn. glof am 'eIben 1oae
erbielten bic glneeboriaeu aus 8arpa
lota bic teiegrupbiihe 9eritonet9nn9,
bab iidl Rupprih an 0rabe ieines
9aters erid1oiitn babe. Rupprih bin.
terlieB meprere grieie. einen on ben
2lrditefien Soiepb Gauier Sn ltsts.
rem Shreiben aibt er bic mutertellen
8erluite oils bic Gtlbftmorouriahe an.
Rupprih niro Inut ieinsr Isgtipiligsn
9erfiioung OH Der Seite 'einsr eltsrn
befditst iperoeH.
asentelei ung. Ius
puncsopu fpirb beridtet: Ttr BON
8erises nad gancsppd in Der crib ab.
eeaaneene psrioner3ug III Dor oerStas
tipn 1emssmitl6s aus bisher unbes
fainter llridhe snialsiit. Sin Wdg'
aon itiir3is um, ppbei Der 3uosftlbrer
7Sslir acpaes unisr bic Rdber fam. 6r
lpuros Ing pancsopder Spitdl iiber.
fiihrt, no er tuEs barauf isinen Uers
IsBunosn erlag. 3fpsi Mnsgons srt.
oleiitsu, bic Snidiieu tamsn nit bsm
blobsn Sd1rsden oopon. Der geriehr
lpurbe mitisIs llmiteigtns aufrsGter
bditen unb nod Inn 2aufs ots 5aaes
bic Streds tpiebsr brautbar gemufi.
5amitieutragobie. Sn Sas
tabnaas ersianets fih cine 5amilien.
| traQobie. Die 1siGhrigs 3Ohter pts
Qanbtpiribss Sohann Sliapbti man.
berte por Sur3tm qsptn ben minen ibs
rer Gitern uan Nmerild aus. Aus
Gram hitriibtr srhanats iIn bic Wtui'
ter in Der Sheune. Der SeIbitmoro
Der Irau fptrits auf ibren e'atten, Der
fhon isif Idneerer 3sit iranteIte, 10
nieoerihmttternb. baB er on Der gahr'
Isiu.r Satin tobt 5ufammsnbroh.
ghtGemonuub 9autts. Sn
| Gainas truo Fich Elm inttrenanter 5dIl
all. Gs ptridlito Der bortige SniaH.
Uaoris gohn i'm aItsr pon 50 Sabrer
uno am isIbsn 1uae foI9ts ihm islH'
Oattin in ben Tpb. Tas ehepaar
tpeldeg 65 Sabre in gliitIiher eh'
mitsiuunoer Isbie, rUurbe on etnem Ia
| ae untsr erobsr 2bsiInabme Der gs
p1Itsrung 81 Grabe getrngeH.
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grGnoe. 9lus 2ocse tpirb osmsIs
bet: Sn Wsessr3ef braunten Die
SSabritsgebouoe iammt Ginridtuna
oes 5utienbeiisers 2aursnS aofh
nitber. Ter Shabsn 1T CROP. - Nus
Tobiina piro bsrihiet: Die Sampfs
IGgeanIae. Der Siaot Gobiina iit pOIls
TtGnbia uisberasbrdnnt. ylur nit gro
Ger Wliibs q.ldng ss Der JtuerDebr.
oos fertiae Mlaterial uno bic Waidi'
nen gu rsttsn. Der Shaotn belGuft
Ticb auf ungefGbr 10000 aroneH.
Wlon eIaubt, baB Der Srano geIsg!
lporben iei
SsIb itmoro aus Gurh t
ppr benz aometen. Sn Der
GrtIfaft 3io5fona bat Der oortiee On
| iaiis aodm 3omd, aus elmer elgens
| tbumIihen llrinhe einsn SsI6ftmoro
periibi. 5oma bat ihon ieit Ionger.r
.3eit cine beiIIois 2lHeit Dor 0em Sol'
Iep'iden gomeien uuo duberts llt lei
ren Jrsunben esgsniiber bahin. oab er
liebsr 6dno on iib IsaeH. ais in JoIge
| oss 3uiommsnitobss ess Gomsten init
Der Grbs suerunos geben tpolIte. Gr
fiihrte tpirtlih ieIns Ibftt aus. in
| benz er iib cine augel ourd has 5er3
jaqte. 5pmd bIieb auf ber Stelle tooi.
Subilaum eints Surger
meiiters. glus 5emespar niro az,
melbei: giiraermsiiter 5ofratb Or.
aarl sslbib isisrte isin 25jdbrigsa
, ssubilGum Die Staot bate JeitIdmud
0naeleot uno 2lbsHos peranitol!eie olt
. gureerIhait su Gbren bss 8iirGermel
{. iiers einen 2ampion5ug uno bic e,ei
/. ionQpersine Der Ston: 5rahisn ihn
| cine Serenaoe bar. ,Sn iommtliter
stommunuiihuItn ruhte oerllnterrtt.
: cFm 2aufe bss 8prmittogs empfini
!. Der giiroermeiitsr 45 Deputdtlonen
!. 9ln Der Spige Der Mitsliebsr bss Wtu
nisipalausId,uiIes ipiiroigie glihde
!. SsaboIesta Die 8eroienite bes giirger
: metfters nm bic Waenarifiruns. tultu
rslle unb fpirtbI6afiline gntDidIun
!. Der Gtabt uno iiberrei6te ihm bic mi
:. 10000 unteriGrifisn periehens 8e
}, oriiBunasabreiIe Der giiraerihaft. 10
:. pie eins iilberne pIoquette. bic auf be
einen Geiie nit bem Reiief besyuree,
J. meiiters unb ouf Der unpertn Seite mi
II oem aIlsqoriicten 9iloe Der Gtant Il
mespar eefhmiidt 1T. Die Deputatlo
beg aomitdts fpurbe bonn Sbergeipd
arons Sertslsnhn, Der Gsanaoer Sii
asfe pom 8iIhof Sobann Gsernod
0es isrbiI6en 8istbums pom BIIdf
Deora 2eties, Der 9erihte bonn 1nfe
I prdfibsntsn Sofsph SaBp un6 bes VI
amtent0rpers pom SbernotGr sSoieF
4 @eml aefiihrt. Inter ben Sabireihe
Subil6umsgeihenteH befinbet ii6 el
a BON tauienD 5emesparer Domen be-
geiie[ltsr 5eppi6.
II. Geibitmorb zines Gro B
linbuftrteilen. Sm 5risobo
n. Der Stabt 8arpalpta (Gomitot 8e'
prem) bat iih Der hduptit1biiic
& GunlttiId)ler aarl Rupprih erfhofie
Rupprid,, Der Elm NIier bon So sSabr'
oe erreid,te. mar elmer Der btrporragen
item siIdIer bes 2anpes. Ct bate b
o., pielen osahren nit ileinem 9apital I
qounen, nber burh SyIsib uno In 5ol
,s, ieiner syattidtistsit flOriri. bds y
iddft. Rupprid, Elm Shnassr D
sl groBinbuitriellen 6ofraihs anore
1bei, pererOBertt INNER mebr feln
s. getrieb unb Dor fiinf5ebn ssdhrsn
rihtsie CT i'm eiseneH aauie Remst
o.. aufTs "a cine aobrit, In tpelder it1nr
loo Bis 16o aiiGIsrssbt!fsn btf1'
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flutb Der Gmp6rung folgte bic tletIte
9lieoereeIhlagenheit uno er per9oB
cine 5Iutb pon heiBen Sbrdnen. -
9rauBen entluo ith Elm 8eIplttsr.
Gin taIter 2uft5ug, ourh oas pfiene
Glitter itr0menb, fiibIte bic po6enpen
ShIdfen bes 8efangenen. Der Don.
nerbaq re9te i'm lpieber ouf. nWelt,
ge9 unter", Ihrie er gum Sitter btns
auf. .0enn ii6er ben Wolten etn
8ptt tbrpnt, 10 muB cr Die Groe ipdl
ten uno oas MtenitengeIinoeI IN ben
WaIIerflutben erIGufen, oenn es 8tebt
feline 5reue, feline 2iebe. tetne lBobrs
belt uno @ereftiqteit msbr auf Grben.
giit Ou aIlpiIieno. 8ott, 10 pelBt
9u, pelh Elm furhtbaras 8erbrehe1
an mir begungen miro, r0fe es,
rdf)e es!"
Gr bob Die gefeNetten 6dnoe gum
Sitter auf uub priiute nit Den prdls
Ielnpen 0onnerI6lGoeu 10 longe tim
Die Wette, bis ieine 8eble raub uno
feline 8ruIt puro unb rtiloe puroe.
DIS enoIin Der 9onner perhdllte
uno pas nGhtige 1untel Den 9efan>
oenen umQub, mari er ii6 tpeinenO ouf
BEN Strobiut unb i2lief 3ulett untsr
5hrGnen Elm. 2(ber iein Sdlaf mar
unru6io, pou nuIter 9rdume uno
pGbrte niht lanQs. 9eim Grpda:n
empfunD er brenneu0en 9urit, audi
| Thmer3ten lin oie 2lrme. Die Bun
ben, peltg inn bic 1oggen bstgebratt
| hattcn, bronnten ME fFsuer, unb Die
7RiItln briidten fe;ne 8elente 10 iehr,
! DAP feline S0dnoe erItdrrt lparen. Sitics
Duntsl umQub ben GinIumsn. Wtj:
| fhDa6er Gimme risf er um 6iIf:.
aber Riemano 6Drte i'm. Ga5 S1du5
mar tobtenIttu. Gmp6runq uno 3or
loperten rpieGer in Der 8riIit beg Gejs
benoen auf uno er erging iid abermoI5
in 9ertpinIhungen QeQsn 'etne jetns
/ be, oann ItieB er ejnen gellenoen Notb.
| ihrei aus.
! CiesmQl er6ielt er 2tntport, absr
cine Qlntnprt. pelde ibu nit GntIeBer
erFii(Ite. S5n Der 3eue nebenon id.iei
Elm SpbIudtiQer, ben Der 6iIferuf aus
oem S6Iof Iteudte. SJensr antportet'
nit eir,1l tbjariIhen Gcheul. SronltE
belt Ihauoerno ben Obem an; E,
ihien ibm, ais idTen bic QrGB,ther
50ne aus Dem Srtu8. SEPT pptte unt
polterte Der NGGbar qegen Die Ndnt
unp beQonr eirG rrn7ernoe 3eoe qe9er
ben Seufel uno lie Sbifre Der 2lpot1:
Inpfe, qeQen biz SuDen un0 Ddrpi
niTten, unb ojaIe tollc, 5uiammenhan8
loie ReoefLutb Mar AatermtIat mn
/ SAluh3en uro Sluhen, nit ihr!Ien
0ahen uno IeiIen 0cbeten. WobI Elm
I Stunoe b0rtt aranIiB i'm i6aurt9el
5unteI Der Rad)t biefe 2lusbriitT Os:
WabnIinu& nit an uuo ictn Ser
trampfte Fich 5uiammen in nomenloIe
8ein, oiitere Shretoeitalten 3oge'
an feines 8eiites 4uQe boriiber I'M
ieinen S0rpsr iiberrieieIte Elm Shou
Der nab Dem onbsrn.
I Gnbli6 peritummte bas Gebeul De-
unfi1tb1ren guBpreoj9ers uuo aran
liB tauerte iin fr0IteIno in bic Sd
Der 3eue urb 5oQ Die untere 6olft
; bes StrobTQts iiher feline JiiBe. -
I'D, ,nsnn bod Die Rudt oorube
mare, bieIe ItredIide Nodt".
(9yortieBuHg fOI9t.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-22
Gruuheistutbums SppOtbelen
Gtntinnati, q. MGrs.
0eue 6ppotheten.

9tsue y o II.
4nna 9. Blair an Miniam z.
Sipain, $500.
4nna Musler on 8ant Ctr. y. U,
Co., $500.
GUNNER SO. SiIsbes an 8. u. Bed
& Co.. $17OO.
6. .. sebI an Ilt. 2ootout g. II
6. Co., $2300.
George Deas an Mm. 8. gropn
ing. $75.
Roie We(lner an Cincinnati y9orti
inamen's Club q. II. &. 60, $500.
9lnna So. 8roermam on Gdrthag
G. II. 6. 81, $1,000.
aouiie u. DIP an Satlep Part 90.
$3257.75.
2lnbren SodIon an Otto pope
$4,000.
gen. 8. S9Dttenfsls an Gamlls
Maner, 5000.
gbas. SO. Dr1fe an Nprtb Gine. {
u. 8. Co., $250O.
gilbert q. gdsrmann, IL, an oio
5000.
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0rnnoeigeHtbnms llebertraenuseH

Cincinnati, 81. MARS.
Sobu MiuelIer on Gnna MeuslIer,
% bel so S5ub all Der Siibieite Der
9ant Str, 217 SUB lpeftlih bon Gen.
trdl Ipe., 81.
6enrD adfetump an Sopbia 2.
aaietomp, % bel 90 5ub an Der Glib
Ieite Der Moa Ctr, 81.
Wlarcus 3. SuI3sr II. u. an Gos
pdrb Bomber grint, Got 113 in Gsbar
8rope 6. II. 9. 2tHociution, 81.
Grben BON 8sorQe polmer. perSbss
riff, an Roie Weuner, % bel 100 6ub
an Der Meitieits Der State 4penus,
100 SUB iiioiid BON Geit Ctr. $4175.
Sobn u. pitts an GIsranoer Dl.
6arpuot II. 81, 40 bei 108 JuB an Der
Roroisite Der 6anfisIb Str, 30 Sur
lpeftIih bon 5Iorioa Ctr, 81.
2tIerdnoer So. 3arpuot al Scphia
Triti6, basielbe GiQtntbum, 81.
Sobn 2pb II. q. an Roio Cog, 107
lei $50 Sub an oer gtoroieite Der De't
Ctr, 14O Sub Oitlia pon Carthage
Bite, 81.
Utarp 6ummel on pieieIbe, bas
ieIbs GiQertHum, 81.
GIisastb 5. 2homas an 2ouis Sc
pire, q bel 70 Fub an Der Siioieiie
Der Carlisle Gpe.. 127 5uB psItIid
bon 5obn Str. ST.
SdmusI g. Sop.ins an Charles SO
Qssutr uub 5eroIo 2. Dorteitsr, 20
older Qarb in Sett. Is, Spcdmore
Up, 81.
Senrn r. Wismann II. u. an Imeiio
e. 4usn, so bel 125 iyuB an enri8bi
Npe., 81.
Marp g. Wiemlnn on 9enrn J.
| 8nmunu Ii. ", ban unoetbsiltsn an.
! tbeiI an 5.35 Ndey 2ano in Sett. 36.
Storrs Up. 81.
| Gharles q. SeiItcr an u. g. SeiI'
mann, IT,. Qpts 50, u, 53, GA. 68 unc
| 50 in 6, u. Sei.tcr's llrtsrabtheiIuna
/ in Maoiionpils, 81.
Sobn Sd9cmbty1 an Senrn Shlue.
! ter, - bel 100 SUB an Der Rorotpeits
/ Gde Der Court uro 6ano 4LIen. 81.
Belle Ssnner an Wartba ount, &c
| {ub on 0bitfieIo 2lps., 81 sic.
.Soiepb !. 4unB!sr an 9ep. 8. Sa
mann, ! 2pt ar Doooforo Roao. s.
etc.
Ssnrp GreRutemper an Jrso. Ore
bentemper. I @dsr in Sett. %, Wsiu
Greet Up, 81 t:t.
Gem. G. W}rusr an 2sila Jriss, %!
| Rub an 8. S,y., nabe Central ape.
! 81 etc.
Ssnristte C1TTett an SuIia &. Ban
ninq, 80 Sur al SauiisIc Str., $lstt
Viholas UuQer on Wm. Runpdn
Cots II unn IS in y. 2. gorton
| llnterabtbsiIunQ. 81 etc.
Crris Y. Gobb on Gas. 9, 3arper
1 Got an Gmlth Roah, 81 etc.
| Gdfper 81. gkitmsper an Garrl
8eitmeper. - SUB an Jlora CTR
81 etc.
9erislbe an Rarb G.angit, 80 Jn
an Ropine Ctr, 81 etc.
Clan RotptQ on 6. gB. Bottom,
| Got an g}iQs Qpe., $1,000.
Z. Q. Guibine an SObu ). Roi
Got 10 in ). .. GuThing's llnterot
tbeiIung. 81 e:c.
Nm. u. Wisgrue on 5arrist 81
gurIen, 70 'Fub on Suns Ctr, 81 ct
sbe Sdtlsp Bart So. on 2ouiie 2
Dip, 40 SUB an 8iaioms aps, $
etc.
gbug. M. 5opper an Gam. Grsel
palb, / Got an Sadberrp Ctr, S437
gbas. q. 5oente an Go. :. Slim
30 sub an Ilorui Ipe., 81 etc.
{ Ridarb 81. garrn on y. 8. 8lu5s
; 3 Cots in TbompIon &: Sbompion
! /. llnterabtbeilung, $1T00.
SebaIiian 1bomas an Soieph Wl
oer, / Got on Gbrman Serrace, 81 G
I Qouiie gleii an 0m. wi. Miebol
, l 2ot on WlcUlillan Ctr. nabe 3letc
: 81 etc.
antbpnp Gtrob an Giisabetb
Strob. 20 Sub an 8iHe Ctr. i Y
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Maoifaibeiluiig
bit
NcrDemiOlu60c.

eanaac. ners5fc gcrfnuen aspIaai ppn sol,'
tuugsloiasfti nilo idietieH IfisuiHsiL cr9Nrpi'
enoci amsfnHeli Gruf,., gl1dfns nue ssopl.
idnsrseu euarausida a6na0fne ses sssboss
inb e3eiidts aatarIb Jsaoen5Istden. 1iiibtnet'
iiogfIuia I4iniastii GgrDinegf. 8itisru, Ssx5ito'
rieh. arEft3tilemmalla. aeaglilln.igi nno @tig.
Iinil.-erf0srru aus hcni sJHatne'rfaHn. irie
einfadl, Idlucu uno billie ale anHatnr.
iidjen 8erinitc nHo nnocrc SolatH in.
gcnblidDcr Gerirrnngrn ariInblidl gt.
ieil' nnS Dpilc NcinnShcit nno Jroh.
finn iuicocrcrinnat mcroen fuHnfn. -
Sans ncnr9 !Seilperinbren. Seocr itin
eiacncr Tr;t.
Tefes aubrrorheHtlih rierfFnirte mHD lfhf.
ret1e Nuh fTer'Fxe Muflnse iatn). fptIHeA
ber Snra uuh SIT. HinrH gtfb SFnu. dtiefei
merhen f3Hfc fam pener 9iuftFhura BON ~
gerts III g'giefmntTeH Sstdsael' bete1eH TeFeta
boa her
griunt.GIinif, fSf-I6. Hurnne,
NEW YORK. ~.
g1du ertvdbHe bns Cincinnati Sciis5!afi
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Mrs. e. Yaeger,
---sis berlkmtrle---.
WaGrIa0frin lieIes 3eilaQers.

eGsr In Der 6Ifef'er seli ses - aevtNs
Tsrfonsn, bic burts bis GAspiuno bebsr beeosf
irnsea. ano es Iieaf fein Stessid eor. eab
sit1 5rutsaioas uch GsrfensH sxtiiirsn, bic
eur4 eire rnberonni. araii irr EtGaes fac.
Sifles gu ibrH nua pOraRssuiaaeu, mas 10,
anhsrs eriiauHiih IN uRo blsibt. Efir GofAss
bat bic g7niur Siets Sarls bslsHbers bssHHitsai.
beuH ne Bat ltr bic lsiiene Gobe ptrlsessa. eas
eftsu tbrfr m'itnenthsn r.e Elm aEfad1Iass.
rss mun seUan an Iefsr. SerosEf riAt. nas
as In ibfer riesnsH asisesrs on pesffu sDsnnr
rc5ni getmi bis gnH GHs Cor 6ftIlA DTS
ssefln aseune. sarn atsi h!eisIbe slnash bis
Ssr bic f6eus etnhsHi esn Gson 2. Tcsas
s:rtsnt. Gcs cans m sn liHiea 6n-a yns
am eaRHs II. Der 2ans:
Mrs. H. yaeger, frN5tr Trau wtdlicls
eersiu ssrwut. eisNsss. gEnstwnatt ckls.
erteiii6s GnnporisE sI.0o ann earatsr.
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uDaon.r's Gms WaHsr" 6etr.rtt
Stdrtunl unb aIarbeit Der Stimme.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-13
What Thex intended q nn.

7 hear" said Mrs. oldcastle, "tha,
Mr.. Goodman intends to leave his for
tune for the purpose of founding some
kind of an eleemosynary institution"
MY good graciousI" exclaimed her
hostess, as she tried to pick a chunl
OF paint from a genuine Rembrandt
why should he want to do thatf !
think II he didn't want to leave it tc
his family he'd give It to charity
That's what we and Josiah intend e
do with ours"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-13
JUDGE JAMES D. FOX
CHIEF JUSTICE DEAD

day and "Wednesday night at the La.
clede Hotel. sought his friend, Doc.
tor F. j. Lutz. at the hospital.
He had no idea anything serious
was the matter with him. and only
the acute pain be suffered caused
him to seek treatment.
At the hospital, he was assigned
to Doctor F. C. Pernoud, who ad.
vised him to go bed. Judge Fox
told the physician he had been an.
noyed by the persistent headaches
and that, although he had tried
many remedies, be could get no re.
lief.
Doctor Peroud said:
He was in fine spirits, jokea OF
may things and discussed current toE
IS" said Doctor Pernoud. Il was
with him several times during the
day, and did not find him the Ieasi
anxious or worried"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-13
MCMILLAN FARMERS ARE
STUDYING CORN THIS
FALL IN NEW CLASS

The class in agriculture at McMil
Ian High School is busy studying
corn. 1t might be well to add here
that there are three country schools
az this time in Audrain county with
classes in agriculture. They are:
Prairie Lea, e. Il. Shay. teacher;
Walker, Geo. Coakley, teacher; Duly
Miss Golden Emerson, teacher.
The Mcmillan class first took III
the study Of grain of corn, its com.
position and varieties. They stud.
led the a as a whole, taking
each Of the well-known varieties On
turn and using a score card fol
judging. In this way they are
taught to distinguish good ears from
common and the reasons for the dis.
tinction.
The whole staff OF corn Is to be
considered next and 1t is the pur.
pose Of Instructor Finley, IL the
weather will permit. to visit a corr
field where plenty Of laboratory ma.
terial can be had. When the Ferris
& Cauthorn corn show is held, the
boys viii all judge certain ears and
their results be handed in as class
work.
When the cold weather arrives.
hhe study Of soil is to be taken up
and the requirements as to fertilizer,
etc, found.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-13
10 YEARS AGO

a. d. Daniel, aged 81 We
at his residence in vandaIia
Robert T%hrelkeld, aged ..
died Of typhoid fever.
s. A. Wilson. formerly o.
vase. and Miss Geneweve
Of 81. Louis, were married.
Ernest Hopkins, a brother
John Abbay, of Mexico, died
kirk, Okla.
-. f. Miller, of Perry, BOZ
Judge Pindall property on E.
street for 81, 1000 and moved
leo.
w. X. Metcalf, Of northwl
leo, was very III.
J, W. Smith and Miss Ey,
both OF Audrain, were marie
Mrs. Rebecca Jones. wife
Jones, died In this city. Nj
was 65 years old.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-13
CROWDS GREET DR.
FLUN0 MONDAY NIGHT

chine or n slave Of the body. but a
living SPIRIT; und u brings prominent.
" 70 view The much negk<ted truth
that the mission Of religion Is to
purity and eEnoble the body as well
as the soul
"Yon are here tonight 10 hear a
lecture on Christian Science. X Is
the faith Of many people. We know
from thoee uf cur acquaintance It
Is a church with a membership Of
good sntengence and character end
we cannot afford to remain IN ignor.
anoe Il whAk they teach and mac-
tee
AS fair ninded citizens and CHRIS
tians. the least we can do is 10 give
them that thoughtful, careful and
cordial hearing which we would ex.
pect for ourselves.
The truth has noth21g 10 fear
from a full and free discussion for
Truth. by whomsoever uttered, Is
from Cod
"rhoss who differ from the speaker
EM remember the advise Of Paul to
the Thesalonians; Prove al things;
hold fast that which Is good.
1T is now my pleasure to sntrodacs
to this audience Or. Francs ]. Flu.
no. the lecturer Of the evening
DR.. FIuno said. N part: Chris
tian science Is the law OF God known,
understood and found demmSrabh.
Il IS the science Of being, the sci
|ence Of life. 1t is the knowledge Of
truth and true being, reduced to a
system. Its name defines Il. for It Is
perfectly Christian. because ii coun-
tenances no wrong, either in theory
or practice. It is scientific. for i adj
mEs Of no error, either in premise
or conclusion
The Bible and Science and
Health. with Key 10 the Scriptures,
by Mary Baker-Eddy, are the text,
books Of Christian scienee. Christian
Science Is not another religious be,
lief; 1t Is science. And science is
something TO be understood and
demonstrated, not merely believed
Christian Science is not some
thing Mrs. Eddy created or invented
but something she has discovered
and given TO the world.
Christian Science teaches there Is
no reality IN sin; that God made all;
that God made all that was made
and all he made was
good; that God did mot make sin.
(, Therefore. sin. sickness, pain
and death, evil error and discord Of
all kinds do not belong to God nor
TO His creation. and are no more a
part Of the great fact Of being than
tho errors. and MISUNDERSTANDING Of
mathematics are a part Of the sci
ence OF numbers
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-13

in more land each year. l would
not sell out for $4,000. Where
would / put my money? l a make
more at this than anything else. On
seven acres Of Land, l made $1,000
clear profits a year, over all my liv.
ing expenses. Tell me where a man
can do better"
Mr.. Atwood, of Palmetto has prob.
ably the largest grape fruit groves
In the world. consisting Of 22O
acres, received for his fruit, $500 a
box, and this season is shipping over
10000 boxes Of grapefruit. a net re-
turn Of S27, 900 above expense.
Compare these incomes to those
about you. where land costs three
times as much per acre. where you
are subject to long cold winters, with
damaging frosts. Remember this:-
Our land Is south Of the frost
line.
We have the richest soil known In
the world.
We market our crops at a time Of
the year when prices are very high.
According to government and state
reports, 1t is the most healthy sec
ton in the United States.
Land win not long continue To
sell at these low prices. You can re-
member when Southern California
Land, sold at $500 to $500 an acre.
Nov that same land Is selling at
$1,000 per acre, and very little Of ii
Is for sale at any price. Our lands
are only onefourth as far from the
large markets as California. We
need no irrigation. These points
alone are sufficient to advance the
price Of our land TO that same 1900
per ere. We suggest that you take
one Of our free trips and investigate,
and do it, now.
]. K. SMITH,
Giandon Bldg.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-13

Quite a crowd attecded the lecture
% Dr. Funo on Christian Scsence at
the Court House. Monday evening.
Athough raining. the weather kept
few away a,ri those who were Fes-
ent were wen paid for their v~entnrlng
into the wet night
The speaker was introduced by Geo.
Robertson. with the following short
address:
The belif 3 unanimous to-day
among the scientific investigators Of
the human noe that religion came IA
TO the world with the very dawn Of
history and that X originated the
first signs Of civilized life.
There is 10 reason to beIseve that
Il VIII not condnue 3 dominating fac
aor In human development for all
time 60 come as L has been In the
past
Religion has been defined as
the expression Of mans ultimate at
NADo 10 me
Every person who thinks at al s
continually changing IN some de
gree his conception OF the universe
and the mysterious powers II mani
tests, but owing to his limited expe
rience at no time IN the career Of
any Is there q completed conception
u it.
SO long as man endures. religion
win endure and while religion IS a
great permanent reality. DR.. Hoffman.
in his work on the Sphere of Re
Ngin. says: One Of the greatest
re[nctio0s upon a mans character
In this age when SO much is being
added to our knoEledge Of the uni
verse 5 that bis views on religions
never change
President Harris Of Amherst Col
lege, in his baccalzurease sermon to
the ckss in 1907, said, i venture TO
say that the Protestant Reformation
1sek did not work a greater. though
perhaps, a mere violent change than
the last quarter Of 8 century has
marked IN religious thought. belief
aud life
Besides all the other religions In
the world, the United States census
dis<=s that there are IN America
something IKE 200 different scets Of
Christians. worshippkng and pract1c-
ing according TO their different reIg-
ious baAe{s, and Il Is not strange
that IN clis progressing community
of OURS there should be an organiza-
uOn or a new denomination Of Chris.
tAans proposing a now religious
thought
Quoting from DR.. Hoffman again.
he says: Christian Science Is not by
any means to DO regarded as a de-
fusion and a snare: Il makes Vivid
the fac that man Is not a mere ma