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Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-01
DANGER IN COOLING Off
When Terribly Warm One Should
Take Hot Rather Than Cold
Water Baths.

When much overhsated do not be
ambitious to cool of too quickly. II is
fraught with danger, especially by the
iced water route.
When terribly warm take hot rather
than cold water baths, and put hot wa
ter on the back Of neck and wrists.
This is good for any o~verheating, es.
pecially If there Is a sense Of blood
in the head and dreadful flushing, as
1t induces speedy Precipitation.
II you will not be converted to the
hot water cure at least do not pour
cold water down or over you. SIP
your drinks and sponge the wrists and
neck with cloths wrung from ice wa
ter. The habit Of applying Jumps Of
Ice to wrists and base of brain or Of
getting into a cold bath or under a
shower when dripping with perspira-
ton is ~deplorable.
When suffering from heat at night
staying in a tepid bath for ten or nf-
teen minutes is decidedly cooling. The
residents Of tropics know the value OF
this cure. Fan yourself dry.
Never be foolish enough to get be-
tween sheets wrung from cold water.
1t will cool you, doubtless; also make
you a rheumatic for life.
Don't feel that there is nothing
more cooling than to make ice cream
on hot days. Handling of ice with
bare hands is dangerous, no matter
what the temperature. Wear rubber
gloves.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-01
= GENERAL NEWS NOTES :


= - - M~-z-
.Grm sr a ssore a a "A II 7r,e Bsxi
SeAool has made great rogress n
ne PAS week AS EsSo@E snoEsc
pAAng 70 E&~y Bless As1pG 2@
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-01
Missouri University Proved Best
Judges Of Horses, Cattle and Hogs
and Land Every Possible Prize
from Nine Other Schools.

Missouri and Audrain county an
justly proud Of the Missouri Unfver
sity stock Judging team and its
wonderful record at the Information
al stock show In Chicago just clos
ed. Stockton Fountain, am Audrain
boy, was a member of the team
The Missouri team visited the train.
ing stables in that city just before
the show.
Missouri not only won the team
trophy, but it has the extra honor Of
c~orraling to first four places on
the honor list Four Of five scholar.
ships offered by ]. Ogden Ar.
mour for the highest individual
scores go to the Missouri univer.
sity.
"Jackknife Ben" Chon for the col.
lege whose student made the high.
est individual score in the contest
also Is the property of the uniyer-
sity.
As there are onyl five students
on each college team, and rs Mis-
sourTs fifth man was only a few
marks below the leading quartet,
the state can boast Of having its
entire team Of five students i'm the
honor list Of the first ten.
Forty4ftve students, making nine
teams from as many colleges, com.
peted, which emphasizes the com.
p~leteness of Missouri's sweeping
victory.
The Missouri students beat all
their opponents at judging horses,
cattle and hogs and were second in
the cor for iudg' ng sheep. Texas
Agricultural College students won
the sheepjudging contest.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-01

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CArNnzs s1l only give ohsar pray.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-01
20 YEARS AGO.

The following contributors to the
Ledger entertained by Editor r.
NJ. White and wife, at their home on
Love street: Mrs. w. F. Taylor, OF
Martinsburg; Mrs. Alice Hull Lewton
OF Laddonla; Mrs. Taylor, Of Mexico;
Rev. Mr.. Matthews, John ]. Gill.
Mayor G. L. Ferris, Prof. j.. N.
Cross, q. II. Dicus. j. b. Clark, Of
Rush HILL, L. p. Crigler, Of Worces.
ter; John S. Atkins, J. Frank Crock.
EFT, c. l.. v. Tucker and b. D. Run.
kle.
Harry Atchison had a position with
a boot and shoe house in srngfield.
Mo.
A marriage license was issued TO
Wilbur c. Shoup and Miss Fannie he
Ter.
Miss Georgia DOolhn died at her
home at Rush Hill. Miss Doonn was
a daughter Of Glenn Doolln.
A marriage license was granted to
1ohn A. Able and Miss Minnie Land.
rum.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-01
eouo HusslaS ussOa laws
Care Nlnpaem Nssse unigge cisln
- HsxIaa Bso ssNtuess
81 eSes

RumA AErlnE Neea dsncunoeG Al
ever 0A world As re worst oRprcssor
q she wurkfzx peoplA nov comes Tor
~s-d v10 hs unique elEim hst sAe
has ne csst hhor laws ca The glote.
Russia ceclzrsa thss rrlackSne- stores
exnnos sxist n ths country - they 40
n Ans-9A Sor exAmPle Employers
srs oozpeuee ~ pEy wages N cash.
not N feoA e3otniaG ETC. and fSsses
nisossy1ny ne law srs abe4 sas to asa.
Ths employer b also required 10 taxa
hygisnie sa-e q his ikSorers end 70
Rnrpay them medical attendance fra
q csErEA N a factory where a thou-
sind psrsnns krs smploved a hospitAl
VIA ~ iesst tan beds mus Be pro
vtdee ana al medical attention freA
The working sGy Is Knitted het<een
Etx q n and seven , n Labor On
Sun6Ess ane - holidays n the year
a p~rohfh1ted. sxc~pS IN cases Of actn-
n nscsxsic, and not mare than 1Re
huurs overtime mEy be worked IN any
year. On the csAs- hand, employers
may ire hands Tor any Of the Aree
cnusses FIRST Cor detective work;
second. FOR absence without sufficient
cause. thfzL for ~infrHcpi0n Of SHOP
regulations. IN determining What IL
assecrsve work the employer b not
fhe sole 5nage The government fac
tury insrectcr may Be appealed TO.
Fines are 1zicEi1fei ~ the nature OF
defects and not ny the loss sustained
~ the employer. .Fnes for absence
v7fheat sut1c5snt aust may not be
imposed unless the absence Ia for At
least q half cay. 10 ane for absence
On account Of IRE food. Illness Of the
wcrRnRn6 wife or parents. or death
uE ether. Strikes are prohibited and
punishable 10 Imprisonment depend
ang On the damage caused The gov
srnnsnt also Furnishes employees by
Imprisonment not 10 exceed three
months and prohibits them from man
aging 4 fArsory for two years.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-01
10 AGO.

1no. B. Arnold, OF Mexico, accented
a position in the Mechanics Bank m
st. Louis,
me funeral services over the re-
mains Of Mrs. John Melton we're con
Quoted from the Catholic Church dr
Mexico.
Mrs Bosard conducted a milIner,
store at Laddonia.
Fnof. j.. B. Tate purchased / r
OVENS stock OF groceries.
Frank Wells went to Oklahoma. on
a prospecting tour.
Judge Pindall was having a new
residence built on the pindaIl
farm IL miles north Of Mexico.
Mass Lille Ficklin. aged % vears
died in this city.
me following Audraln county people
lett Tor Ballard, Wash, to reside. !
v hoboans, wife and children. Nv.
rcu lines, wife and children W. r.
hidgewaY wife and grandson Geo
watson and family, Henry Betatta
Mr. Davis. living 6 miles 8 w ~
mexico; Mr.. Wren. 6 miles, northwest
Mexico, and Mr.. Faucett. Of Thomr
son. M
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-01
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HErzne Neessss !. ois@pg~s al
An e - A1ozepe n
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via sozs 1szeE kEz5-S - &sE
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EossxA csJ GE encc-zxNt = sook
ard sssl their natural h@sG 20 bad
u her beads al make - z7Es &
t1s1r 1gz-ss as ESSEzzcA CH
khkE Exre has hSsz 6s1zz61 eE
voEsn'E wear n pr1suz VIII nszs
and becoming g1EnA Tosr kG1 -
dressed Simply E56 naturally &c EI
the contour q sseh fzoA Ever wu@
an has her orn kokzgEss& Ca.%
then8c Instructors In Gansg1Es s&1
teach women how 70 wzlk mcetzxy
E4d hold ID their ksAAE H0E "a tbs
for 9 GlazU toTboothf BIT II ID 70
hEwbes or gnbsrIErxie lad to En-
fault but It seems = long way tru-
the Old double 5oGgz 11d 7tsk
EtooE- to lookfnsE1Ass and wH1nzg
masters.
England Is following Scotland By
q recent order Of the hone o5cs the
Scotch system b TO Apply TO al f.
male prisoners between tins ESss q
sixteen and twenty-five. Of whom. In
England, there are Nowadays far, far
too many. Starting out 9 large MIN
Der Of the onenders and the unfor~
tunRtes are 70 bs sent 70 AylssbGry
prison 70 learn some Of the arts taught
In the Scottish prisons, s0ch work a
knitting. sewing, dresEnsktnG house.
keeping and cooking.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-01
Women Who Wear Well

IL Is astonishing how great a ehanpe A
&c" years OF married life often make in
the appearance and disposition Of many
women. The freshness, the charm. Tho
ordnance vanish like the bloom from A
peach which Is rudely handled, The
matron is only a dim shadow, a faint ecbo
OF the charming maiden. There are two
reasons for this change, Ignorance and
neglect. Few young women appreciate
the TO the system through tba
change which comes with marriaee and
m~otherhood. Many neglect to deal with
the unpleasant pelvic drains and weak.
nesses which too often come with mar.
rage and motherhood, not UNDERSTANDING
WA this secret drain Is robbinQ the cbeoI
Of It's freshness and the form of its
fairness. ~
as surely as the general health suffers
wnen there Is advancement OF the hsaIth
OF the delicate womSnlx organs. 40 snreIv
wheh theae organs re~establjshod -
.esIsS q fSce 9ndtAAat once witness
eothe iactln feF@wed comefnaSA Nearly
emlllon women haze found health "A
Hegp.ness IN the use Of DR., Pierce's IA.
oLlserIescrlptlons. 1t makes weak WON.
en- strong and sick women we'll. TnRredl.
snss On iao~ei-contains no alcohol or
harmful habit forming drugs. Mad
wholly OF those native, American ,nadta
nal roots most highly recommended ~
eaqing medical authorities Of ali the seyy.
ersl schools 81 practice for the cnrs N
WQman's peculiar ailments. "e VI
TOT nursing mothers, or for those brokon.
coWn IN health BY too frequent besrinS "
children, also for the expectant mntheeoi
70 prepare the system for tha cnrutaners
Daoy n making It's advent easv an,
Utmost painless, there Is no medicine o1ita
90 good as eFavorlte PrescrIption N
can do no harm IN airy conditIon ~ ~
sysyem. ~ is q most potent lnviqoratin9
Ionic and strengthening nervine nIsnIyy
adapted 70 woman's delicate system NJ
physician Of large experienced IN tbam tres,aA
ment Of woman's peculiar allments.
C~onsnltation by letter free OF ciarU.
address; DR.. Pierce's Invalids' Hotel an
snIgieal Institute, No. 6ss Main Street,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-01
ID. n ann III NparH
..-Agn Tlta llHrrk.-
80 YEARS AGO.

Mrs. Jennie Morris had charge Of
the city hotel at Laddonia.
There were sos patients in the
asylum at Fulton, Mo.
Miss Maggie Hall was very i'll.
Union Thanksgiving services were
held at the Liberty NJ. e. church.
The sermon was preached by Rev. I
j.. GoOch.
Miss Molhe Harris, OF Galloway
county, and w. S. Claggett. of Lexing
ton, No, were married at McCredie.
j. A. Glandon was in St. Louis.
securing lev furniture for the Elk
press office to be moved to the Har
per building.
NJ. Laseur, a brakeman on the JEFF
ferson City ranch. had one Of his
legs broken and the other severely
crushed.
G. G. Duff. from New Florence, was
a harness maker for Mr., Ragsdale in
Mexico.
Tom Grasty. a young lawyer Of St.
Louis, visited his parents in this
city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-01
LAW BUSINESS IN GERMANY
Lawyers Arc Not Allowed to Adver.
tIse, and Their Fees Are Fixed
by Statute.

The German law fixes the exact fees
which q German attorney has to claim
for all kinds Of professional work and
the rschtsanwalt can charge neither
more nor less.
These fees apply to all matters Of
the civil code and Of criminal cases.
The amount. according to the Green
Bag. depends exclusively on the value
OF the object Of contention.
It IL an old though still unfulnlled
wish OF German lawyers to have a
new fixed list Of fees-not made after
the old and low standard of the year
1873. but made with consideration to
the changes-the decided
changss-whioh have taken place
since that year.
Ths rechtsanvalt is attorney and
counsellor at Law all In n lin Eng
land solicitor and barrister). The
rechtsanwalt can never be a business
man as q the a in the United
States.
The exercise Of the Law is not to be
considered a calling or profession, but
10 to be looked on more as a public Of
foe. According to the lawyers code
Of the LIST Of July, 1878, lawyers are
charged publicly with certain duties.
He IL obliged TO have bis residence
in the town or district where he is ap-
pointed (so-called residence duty.
Further. he must conduct himself in
and out OF oflce in a way betting his
professional and social standing lie,
duty due TO his Fank). Thus a lawyer
is forbidden to advertise in newspa-
pers, By c~anvassing, ETC.. or to buy or
take over q practise already made, as
being unworthy Of his calling.
His position in society is between
officials and scholars and through cus-
tom and law he is compelled to keep
the position TO the last degree. This
compulsion to keep ones rank has
given rise TO the existence Of commit
tees called anwaltskammern, whose
duty II is to keep q strict watch that
no lawyer dishonors his calling. These
committees have a strict code Of pun
lshmsnt ranging 10 complete expulsion
from ONCE. In this way the lawyers
In Germany have a good and honored
positions in fact, there is scarcely a
country In which the lawyer enjoys
more respect and confidence.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-01

tO-daya well woman."-Mrs. WILLIAM
AHREEs, 9sS W. 2lst St., Chicago, Ill.
Lydia Z. Pinkham's Vegetable Com.
pound, made from native roots and
herbs, contains no narcotics or harm
full drugs, and to-day holds the record
for the largest number of actual cures
Of female diseases of any similar medi-
cine In the country, and thousands Of
voluntary testimonials are on file in
the Pinkham laboratory at Lynn,
Mass, from women who have been
cured from almost every form Of
female complaints, Inflammation, Ill
ceration, displacements, ibroid tumors,
Irregularities, periodic pains, backaehe,
indigestion and nervous prostration.
Every such suffering woman owes 1t TO
herself to give Lydia Z. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound a trial
III you would like special advice
about your case write a cOnfden-
tfal letter to Mrs. Pinkham. at
Lynn, Mass. Her advice is free,
Dnd always helpful.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-01
wrI, Was No, servss.

A ludicrous incident occurred when
Carter, the lion king, as he was called,
was exhibiting with Ducrow, at Lon.
don. A manager with whom Carter
had made and broken an engagement
issued a writ against him. The bailns
came up to the stage door and asked
for Carter. Show the gentlemen up.'
said Ducrow; and when they reached
the stage there sat Carter oompossdly
In the great cage, with an enormous
lion on each side Of him. There's
Mr.. Carter. waiting for you, gentle.
men," said Ducrow. 60 In and take
him. Carter. my boy. open the door
Carter proceeded to obey, at the same
time elicitng by a private signal !
tremendous roar from his companions
The bailins staggered back In terror
rolled over each other as they ruEhed
downstairs, and nearly tainted before
taey reached the street.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-01
BLOODHOUNDS FAIL
TO TRACE Thief

Two thoroughbred bloodhounds.
the property Of August Busch, of ST.
Louis, were through this city Sun
day, from Jonesburg, in charge of
their keeper, Lee Ferguson. They
were being taken to Vandalia for
the purpose of tracking the thief Of
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-01
BIG CONTRAST IN METHODS
Difference In Way American and Can
aelsn Authorities Deal Win
the indiana

A recently Issued book On The
Riders Of the Plains" an account Of
the northwest mounted police Of Can.
sda, published In London, gives q
numhsr Of instances showing the dif-
tsrsnes between the Canadian and the
United States methods Of treating the
Indians. One Of these is 10 the eEec.
that q number Of Canadian Indiana,
who had bssn concerned In the half.
breeds rebellion Of many years ago,
fed over the border to the states.
These most undesirable immigrants
were told they must 70 back. The
Canadian government finally said II
would take care OF these Indians Il
the states would send them over tbs
border. And here IA the ~conciusion
Of the story:
In due course 200 very dissatisfied
and wildeyed Cress, with $50 horsea,
were rounded up aud started north
ward. with q strong force Of United
States cavalry In a~ttsndsnos. They
were met al the boundary line By
three mounted policemen, che corporal
aud two troopers.
The American commanding omcer
looked II them with Q surprised air.
where's your escort for these In
diansz- he asked.
We're here" answered the cor
porsL
Yes, yes. / see. But where's your
regiment"
Il guess IT'S here, al right said
the corporal The other fellows look,
ing after the breakfast thingn."
But ara there only four Of you,
them"
That's so. colonel; but you see, we
wear the queens scarlet"
And these four redcoats were ali
that were necessary to take these zoo
Indians. their horses and belongings
a distance Of more Than one hundred
miles into Canadian territory where
they could bother the United States
no more.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-01

REV. A W Kokendoffer, Of Sc
dalia, formerly pastor Of the Mexico
Christian Church, delivered a splen-
did lecture at the Christian Church
here Thanksgiving evening on the
Passion Play. which Or. Kokendoffer
Witnessed while IN oberammergau las
summer The church was packed an
all ware delighted with the lecture.
which was greatly enjoyed and high
~ appreciated by one of the most rep
resentatiye audiences ever gathered
IN Mexico MIR. Kokendoffer has a
hest Of warm friends in Mexico who
were al glad TO see and hear him.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-01
CORN WEIGHS SO BUSHELS

II. G. Houchens. who came to Au
Drain county from Illinois last year.
has just completed gathering he
corn from a 1Oace strip. He says n
averaged Ss bushels to the acre when
weighed out. This is the same strip
Of ground on which Joe BeasIey
raised the prize corn that took the
premium at the Ferris G. Cauthorn
ccrn show last rear.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-01
GROWING
AUDRA|N TOWN

Laddonia is on the boom. Re
Gently Moss addition to the city
was sold in 81 lots and brought
good prices. Already quite a mum.
Der have expressed their IN
tention q building there IN the
spring. The general air about
this little city Is prosperous and
Ike all Audrain eountyans the
citizens are always busy and up
to-date.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-01

ETHAN HOWELL, son Of John w.
Howell H Mexico, now cashier o.
che First National Bank, Of Hardin,
Montana, together with all other Au-
drain county people at home and
abroad. who are proud Of our instm-
tons. was gery much disappointed al
the defeat q the proposition fer build
Ing a county AfEmary and writes The
Ledger as follows: 1T was with re
gra that ! read Ia the Ledger Of the
proposition 10 build new buildings on
ne Audrain county poor farm. being
defeated. Out here In this county
O Yellowstone, with taxes nearly
double yoEErs. l. was voted by a large
majority. to expend $4,000 for a
county alrnshouse. Thin Is exclusive
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-01

$50 form Geo. and Ed. Stratton. who
live southeast Of that place.
1t seems that there have been q
number Of thefts in the neighbor
hood lately and the dogs were sent
for TO locate the thief. The trail
was cold, however, when they ar
rived, and nothing was found.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-01

PRESIDENT CORwTN. Of IRE Con
su1isfh1 Company, is arranging q
oagnD for his me8 On The south end
~ chs electric nasiroad line, and grad.
ug win be plshad MS rapidly an poe
aible Il Is rbOaght the grading cez
be- fanashed 20 Hereford within The
rar two or TIRES weeks NO that TIE
track array De laid during she winses.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-01

THE VandaEA LEader o1ANially
says The Mexiro Ledger crystal
Nss Uis whDae sltuafAon into a MT,
shell when X says: 'Audrain county
aud The Fest Of Missouri must stop
Wottug No Y we want 10 Srow," a
unanimous move for bettarme1f ia az
iines Esasals deEsioDmen4 Of the SOLID,
aBb@antsaI character. No sats or
county rises above the quality Of its
cItizensh3p.s
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-01

TORS SalQ could not
get well unless /
had an operation.
i knew / could not
stand the strain of
one, so [ wrote to
you sometime ago
about my health
and you told me
what TO do. After
Lydia e.
Pinkham's Vegeta-
bic Compound and
Blood Purifier 7 am
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-01
LAMBERT & sLAVENs
SELLS BARBER SHOP.

l. d. Lambert and o. A. Slav-
ems have sold heir barber shop ON
s. Washington street to G. E. Hunt
CT. The new owner. Mr.. Hunter
has been in the empolye Of VIM.
Pitts and knows every detail Of the
business
Both Mr.. Lambert and Mr.. Slav-
ems say they intend to go to South.
ern Texas to locate.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-01

DR. A 4 WALLACE pastor Of fhe
Presbyterian church II IexEo preael
Cd The sermon st the union Thanks-
giving services AZ the Bay1st church
thursday morning The church was
crowded; Or. Waihces sermon was
most appropriate to the oocaaiG and
highly commanded by al who heard
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-01

WHAT has become N cur cgk
pride whfn we Toae mo" on all qlea.
thoEs thax tend toward the advance
Dez1 u the best Interests Of the corn
m1nny7 Missouri ozrnG expect to
grow a. long as We vote mo On al
propositions taze call fox q tai.
10 EEGR h0E small the tax o.
how BADLY ehe EsUEHtinEs asked fx
raay be needed We must have NOR
pride II our public tazstu1ne a al
kfrNs
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-01
FINE sEEED CORN
Seed Com for Spring pI.O, S,'''

Realizing that good sod
scarce next Spring. and d. !
urAse me use Of carefully b..
seed amone our OeighbOrs. We IN Tns
: Hunted amount Of selected S ~
and tnTiee you to come - Sc
farm and inspect the corn = o .
fields. III q
This corn was grown on lana ~
ed for the first time. and a p'o
pure bred prize winning scod no
US IS per bu. 'os0I
Our price 81 per bu.
Write or telephone.
Phone through Benton CITY
AeAi Grain & Stock Farm.
az ]. c. Crockett.
Sf-oe Menaoo, Mo
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-01

q ~ iaat AEseE hu1s& ~ -
|coGu-T cuEnhnsz GRzk 0&
ussF % ss0F 1s EkE x EaE@
sue1sS E< Tgzk b &c WeE 81
beEaBE Ak es Z1EaEzss dkzz
q any c1z11zgy As1E be EspEE
GRID for e @7za& q a. III
go
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-01
VERY ILL.

The many friends OF Mrs. NJ. A.
GIBBS VIII be sorry TO learn that she
IS very III at the country home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Walker Pollock. Mrs.
Gibbs, who is 50 years old, has
always been most active. She be-
came sick several weeks ago and
has not improved. In the past few
days her condition has become quite
serious.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-01
NOTICE.


Notice is hereby given that on NOV
2, 1910, the Probate Court Of Au'
drain County, Missouri, appointed the
undersigned guardian of George DIM
gle, colored, as being Of unsouno
mind and incapable OF managing ms
own affairs. AN persons having
claims against said estate will exhlD'
them to the said Probate Court wln'
In two years from the date of sax ap
pointment for allowance or they WILL
be forever barred.
GEO. ROBERTSON
Nov. Sd. 1910. Guardian.
36-4t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-01

THE appointment Of Fred Lehman
n st. Lub, a. Presiding lodge q
the new e0urz q commerce Is a spleE
did compliment TO an able lawyer.
Wn&e &r. Lehman has always been
a Democrat he Is personally known
70 President Taft as a mar vel
equipped for this important position
With President TAFT appointing Dean
ocrats to important places and some
Democrats trying to drive others out
& the party the outlook for redeem
Ing Missouri is not what 1t should be
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-01

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ars Gassorai essaioz Elso1z i
ROW a close sale and the il6egsa6
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-01

TIE Nea cr4A 4 szcck Para
owned b. ne Ns Brohsz q sp-aE.
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