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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-07-10

present statute authorizing the so
called paper charges" for small loans
be repealed. 1t recommends that a
law be passed providing for the as
signment of wages to secure small
loans making them valid only when
accepted in writing by employer and
assignment and acceptance filed with
town or citv clerk No assignment to
be valid more than one year. This
is one Of the most advanced stands
taken in the regulation of small loans
by any state and will do much to
prevent the robberies perpetrated by
loan sharks under the guise Of in
terest. Governor Foss has fathered the
bin.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-07-10
Cut 10 pieces By Train.

Anes. Ia. July IO.--c. r. Brady was
killed here today when he was run
over by freight train. Ills body and
clothing were scattered for more than
four miles along the track.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-07-10
GIGANTIC STRIKE
ON in FRANCE

Paris, July To-. Twenty five thou
sand union building workers struck
today to enforce the demand that the
piece work system be abolished and
their daily wages increased.
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WOULD WIPE OUT THE
PAWN BROKERS.

Boston, Mass. July 10.-Should the
made by the commit
tee of banks of the legislature be made
into laws, it will sound the death knell
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investigating Committees Report

The legislative investigating
in
sums interest arriving
hed the
legal rate of cnthe committee adopted the peculiar
reca figuring
the interest lost according the following table,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-07-10
TIE WEATHER

Generally fair tonight and Tuesday.
No important change In temperature.
The evening world., 1911-11-23

Federation of Lai or; Eugene v. Debs
and other "would-bt leaders, Of organ
ICED labor. but declared that nine-tenths
Of organized L bor IL opposed to vio-
lence and not in sympathy with efforts
OF the small soclalistic element to de-
stroy organized society and lessen re-
spect for the law.
Mr.. Burns reiterated that q fund of
over u.000.0 900 had been collected or
pledged for the defense Of the McNa-
maras.
When I FIRST hade that statement"
he said. "Gompers promptly announced
that II was q lie. But he did not give
any figures nor did he inform the pub.
lie as TO tho source Of some Of this
large aggregation of money.
He contented himself by saying that
1t was a lie. which only goes to show
the character Of mon who are attack
ing me.
II tell you they have the money and
they havs endeavored to buy our wit
ncsses. They have offered some OF the
prosecution witnesses their own price.
and wnen these witnesses refused to
accept the offers they have been threat
ened with death. We have actually
found It necessary TO hide some Of our
witnesses"
LOS ANGELES, Cal, Nov. cs.-"what
Burns Is reported to have said Is In
keeping with what he has said pre-
viously." said Attorney Clarence y.
barrow. chief counsel for James u.
Mcnamara, referring to the address OF
The evening world., 1911-11-23

volume which bore her name. She
based her case on the statute known as
the personal privacy law" which is
designed TO protect an individual against
the use Of his name for profit by
another without his consent.
She told the Jurors how horrihed she
was whom she first opened one OF the
books. to which she had only con-
tributod a translation Of DE Maupas-
SAINTS masterpiece. "As Strong as
Death"
Il saw eight grossly improper and
poorly translated stories following my
translation" she stated. when I
called on the publishers they shrugged
their shoulders and expressed incredu-
lily at my explanation"
She sworn that she appealed to Per-
kins to alter the book at once so she
would not appear as the translator of
such stories as The Despot." Rogers
Remedy" and The Golden Braid" Per-
kins told her. she stated. that she
would have 10 wait until tho second
edition to have the tangle straight
cncd out. But, Mrs. Jones swore. the
edition was exactly like the
first.
Perkins did not defend the action.
The evening world., 1911-11-23
LEARN TO CATCH CROOKS
AT SlEUTHOl0GY SCHOOL.
Prof. Sherlock Holmes on Deduc-
ton, Prof. Faurot on Fingerprints,
Prof. Douglerty on GumshoeS.

Police COMMISSIONS Waldo will lnan.
gurate at Police Headquarters to-
morrow the first detective school In the
history OF this city. Hereafter all Gem
trail ONCE and precinct detectives must
take eourse In sleuthology.
Tho school will be n daily institution.
beginning at Z y. ". and lasting for an
hour and a half. Twenty-Five detec-
tlves at n time will take their places
In the classroom and the entire course
will be rotated so that not even the
remotcst Wakefield plain CARRIED cop
viii DO overlooked.
Capt. Faurot viii have charge OF the
school and will begin with a course OF
lectures on scientific methods OF lden-
,'hcatIon. lie will illustrate these lee
lures With a Photograph. Others who
will lecture are Deputy Commissioner
Dougherty. Inspectors Hughes. Nc.
Clusky and callane and Capt. James
Dunn.
The evening world., 1911-11-23
Request. for Pubiic Institutions.

A bequest OF $4,000 to the German
Hospital Is made In the viii of John
M. Lohse. fled for probate In the Sur
rogate's offices to-day. Lohse died Nov.
8 At his residence. No. 81 East Thirty
nrst street. Ills will also gives $50, 900
10 the Mount Vernon Orphan Asylum,
5000 to the Fritz Reuter- Home In Hud-
son County. $4,000 to the Metropolitan
Museum of Art, $4,000 to the Presbyter-
Ian Hospital. Frederick II. Ehlen OF
No. so West Fffty-tirst street ls left
Ss,oc, The remainder OF the estate goes
TO relatives In Germany.
The evening world., 1911-11-23
BURNS TALKS
TO BANKERS Of
MNAMARA CASE
Detective Says Witnesses
for Prosecution Have Been
Threatened With Death.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 23.-witnesses
for the prosecution in the Los Angeles
Times dynamiting case have been
threatened with death after having
withstood repeated efforts of agents of
the defense to bribe them. declared
William J. Burns. the detective, in an
address to-day before the state secre-
taries' section OF the American Bank
ers' Association.
Mr.. Burns bitterly arraigned Samuel
Gompers, Presiden. OF the American
The evening world., 1911-11-23
$4,000 AWARDED
WOMAN FOR THE
USE OF HER NAME
Wins From Publishers Who
Put Out Improper Trans
lation as Hers.

a Jury in Justice G~reenbaum's part Of
the supreme Court to-day awarded
Mrs. Florence Crows Jones. authorcss
and translator. $4,000 damages from
James l.. Perkins, a publisher. for the
unauthorized use of her name in ron.
nection with one Of the numerous YER
sions Of the writings OF Guy dc Mau-
PEASANT
Mrs. Jones claimed that light, i'm.
proper stories. alleged TO have been
translated by her. were inserted In a
The evening world., 1911-11-23
SEA CLIFF BANK CLOSED.
Jenkins Concern Put In Charge oi
state Dank Deputy.

Supt. George c. Van Tuyl. r.. Of the
State Banking Department to-day took
possession Of the Sea Gin Bank, at Sea
CHI. and designated Harry l.. Temp.
kins. a bank examiner. as special deputy
to iiquidatc Its assets.
The bank is small. having a capital
OF So. 900. and was established in 1906. A
recent examination showed that Its
capital was impaired. MIR. Van Tuyi re-
ports.
According to a statement to the Bank
Ing Department IN Sept. ~. the bank
had OF $780, 95 and there was
due to deposltors STA. 7os. J. q. Jenkins
jr. OF Brooklyn was president and X. T..
Conklin cashier.
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PORT or NEW YORK.
Arrived.

INCOMING STEAMSHIPS.
DUE TO-DAY.
~. Michael, Algiers. LlsitaDia, Liverpool.
Baitico. Alineris. lltonia. Plume.
Mexico, Hayrc. Kansas City, Swansea.
Argentina, Patras. f1onzel. halifax.
Friedrich der Grosse. II Rio, New Orleans.
Bremen. %lroquois. Jacksonville.
Concho. Mobile.
The evening world., 1911-11-23
STEAMSHIPS.

OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS.
SAILED TODAY.
Georgs Washington. City Of 81. Louis.
Brcmeu. Savannah,
Ia Provence. Havre. Cherokee. Brunswick.
Celtic Iiverpool. III Vale. Galveston,
EAperanza, Havana. pernudian. Bermuda.
Santa Marta. Colon. Orcaf H., Copenhagen.
volturno. Rotterdam. Princes Anne. Norfolk.
The evening world., 1911-11-23

Detective william J. Burns to-day In
New Orleans. P
There Il not a word OF truth in H."
Officials Of the District-Attorney's
ONCE would not discuss the statement.
The evening world., 1911-11-23
NEWS.

ALMANAC FOR TO-DAY.
Sun riscs.. $50 sun seu.. Az Moou scts... 60
THE TIDES.
The evening world., 1911-11-23

somers a. "yessmen." were To-Day -.
raigned before Commissioner Shields
on the charge Of having on Aus. .
robbed the safe of the post.ofbop o.
white Lake. The prisoners waivo4 -
animation. They were commltt4 20
the Tombs TO await the action d ne
Federal Grand Jury.
The evening world., 1911-11-23
Tuckahoe Has Had Eptdcmic.

An epidemic OF scarle, fever and diph-
liberia is raging In Tuckahoe. The total
Of cases Is now 100. The schools are
closed One has been converted into an
emergency hospital.
The evening world., 1911-11-23
lARIAT SAVES SINKING MAN
Charles Lane "Ropcs' Drowning
sniIor ma Hauip Him Ashore.

Workers about the Erie Basin were
sounding the praises, to-day. of Charles
Lane. a customs officer. who saved the
life Of X. A. westerbrook. a sailor.
yesterday. by his skill In throwing a
larist. w~estcrbrook. who is employed
on a Merritt-C Chapman barge. fell into
the basin from Pier n. when the tide
was running out strong. lie caught a
pile and chung to 1t, yelling for help.
Lane caught UP a rope and started to
make a moose In 1t. intending IL drop
IL to westerbrook. Before the moose
finished, the sailor lost his hold and
began to drift out to the bay with tho
tide. Lane cody finished the moose and
then whirled II over his head, and threw
II. The loop dropped over wester-
brooks head; he instinctively threw his
arm through II.
Lane hauled the sailor to tho pier.
He was unconscious. but was soon re.
stored.
POst-Omce Ycggs Held.
Thomaa Connors ana vJrgS, n,oo,tf,.
The evening world., 1911-11-23
Not -sensationaI.

From the Baltimore Americsnb.
"1 near there was an astonishing case
OF kidnapping on the block yesterday"
it?"
"Mrs. Gummit's baby. II slept the
whole afternoon"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-02

ITEM FoR WOMEN.

Marlboro. Mass, June j, 1910.
can frankly say that Parisian Sage
has given me perfect satisfaction
and viii his8ily recommend 1t as a
hair grower and beautifler. and a
sure cure for dandruff. also have
recommended It to several people.
and n has given wonderful results. -
Mrs. c. Barteaux, 2s Main St.
cyusaianna, Ky, June Q, 1910. 1
have only used two bottles Of Paris.
ian Sage. and / find my hair has IN
creased wonderfully in thickness and
luxuriazce and beauty The dan.
drun all disappeared, was wonder
fully surprised. as have tried many
hair restorers, though have found
none that ever has helped my hair
except Parisian Sage. so can say
It ls worth all Of the haE restorers
I have ever found, and / win tell
many friends about It. Gratefully.
your friend, Miss M. clough. BOX
2l2. t( i
Otis Purdy guarantees Parisian
Gage to kin dandruff germs. eradicatt
dandrnff, stop falling hair and Itch.
ing scalp, or money back. It is the
most delightful and refreshing hair,
dressing IN the world and IL mot,
sticky or greasy and OTIS Purdy and
druggists everywhere sell It for so
cents large bottle. The girl with
the Auburn hair Is on every pack
age.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-02
Read his

nE>B tFto
Al "iho Suffer from cstzrrh, sors
Threat - coiss-
5iilIio1s u people ttrouzhout Amsx-
icz have brsa.hsd HYo1gE -sro-
nOunce II Hisk-o-ue-And zoE ora
9 HTONEz InElaler u1z1e Il hard rub
ksr.
II you O~B a EYoMz rnhalsr.
re matter where you Bre. yoa can
&c. bostIe u HYO8lEI At druggists
every where and al Otis PHrdy for
only &c
Ask foz an eEtEa bottIe q HYollEI
InhsIer: st IS only 58c and with 4
yc9 can cs1re a cough CT q cold IN a
dzy.
Yoa can get raHef frozn cztzrrh or
stuffed % head q tSo uin1ias and
step haukiug and 80 ifiug n a
week
Just pour q feE drops q HToME
ITO .he inhaler and brsafhe Il in
tnafs al
h's 80 easy and 90 pleasant and
70 mueb I1oxs desirable than swal-
lowing n2aseztizg drugs, Breathe By-
omea OFer "a srsflaEned msMt<zzs of
the noaT and throat ard its sOoth-
Ing. heating setdo1 win be seit imme-
dAtelT.
II yoa have not q HTOMEI Inhal-
err get a coEDplsse HYONEI Gtflt al
once Tisis UniY costs s1.99. and
rl-h IL comes HYOMEI Inhaler
that viii last a lifetime and ought
70 BE- IN every f0-naily. For free
sample cf HYOsfEI write Booths Hy-
oznsi Co, Buffalo, N. y.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-02
COUNTY NEWS

Mrs. I'd. Pearl returned to her
home at Thompson Tuesday after a
visit 70 relztiyes in this city.
wfrsoe Harding and wife. of Cal
laway lounty. we're guests Of Chas.
iIcii here. Tuesday, between trains
ca route to a visit to relatives IN
Saline county.
Wood Muir. of Galway county
rss a business visitor IN this city
Tuesday.
The health Of W. L. Corner. who
Is 81 IN Spokane Wash, IS reported
70 be no better.
Z Ike Allen. the negro horse trainer
o B. r. Middleton, IS IN a serious
condzion- He Is N q pneumonia
Fount Davis, who left this county
and went TO Canada some years ago,
has sold his $50 acre tract Of land
realizing q profit Of IS per acre and
next fall wiIl return to Missouri
john J. Con, Of Welsvl1le, Mo-,
sends US $500 to pay for his sub
seription 70 the Mexico Weekly
Ledger two years in advance. We
highly appreciate Mr.. cox's liberal pe
tronage. Z
Misses saIlie and Matte Garter en-
ltertained a few select friends Mon
day at dinner. The occasion was a
Sunday dream.
Col J. H. Reagon, Of Battle
Greek. Mich, IS in Eadrain county,
on a visit TO his relatiye. Col j.
Christopher Fecht.
Mr. AID AIRS. L. 81. Argo and Majo'
John l. Brown. Just west Of town.
gave progressive social parties to
their many friends rhursday and
Friday nights. Both Of the sOcEaIs
were sweet dreams.
The Degree Of Honor Of this city
al recent meeting elected officers
as follows: Mrs. Gertrude Dugan.
Chief Of Honor; Mrs. Melissa Rod
house, Lady Of Honor; Mrs. Martha
Sims, Chief o. Ceremonies; Mrs. Gee
ola Lane. Financier; Miss Grace
Dugan, Receiver; Miss sallie Robin.
son. Recorder. Robert Sims, Usher;
Reed Milligan. Inside Watch and
Charles sima. Outside Watch.
Sunday, Joe Daniels, q this city.
resolved SIS from W. a. Smith, Of
Louisiana, for opening an iron safe
thai had been locked for the pas
10 years. II took him hours to do
the work.
Born, to Geo. Matthias and wife, Of
st. Louis, Jan. q, daughter.
Miss Edna Potts, Of st. Joseph, is
the aaest Of Miss, Mabel Randall.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-02
CHAMP CLARK WILL
HURRY WORK Oh
GOVERNMENT BUILDING

n fozmsnE isster fre2 he Eon-
Cap CizFk. oaaEreszan frdaa
a. Sasrriei. vi be god nsss %
thnat 80 dszzs 70 Sc 1ss ~
s0Tsrunszs h1zldszg ooasptsssd sooz.
He alEs eonIzaezzz zvou * s--<
ssiztzcase fa- sss P-ssi5eaeFs
WAs1i2gtol. D. C.. gAE- -
Hu1- r Il Wls.s,
Nerico. No
Dear Bs1.-z fhznk zo4 Fefy
Ez1eh fo- Tie kia1ly ss1tiusz.s ex
pressed b yo.zbost NJ inro1nsctio1
r1ts he PyszEsncy. az nos lying
sEaks nghzs Worrying sbg1E l. ev-
e. t1ozgk 4 Euek be a EIrs ssinE
70 hzrs IN shs Ezzily.
neg hive al szfisxibss rale n
tAs TreasEy Departrsnt aAo8, tax
i1s ths dEiesszs t0Ens iz 2ek
t15E IL Tie nzrtsr of pzfEtax 4,
p1ssk bzlJai-EH ts. an going To
ee Ms1kO shoFed Ahead Il aach .
tang y soss1ie.
To2r friezd,
CHAMP CLARK.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-02
BENTON CITY

Nr. and Mrs. Dave HazelsD d Z.
St Louis, visited with the latter's
brother, P. E. Yslton. and family
last week
Quite a number IN the neighbOr-
hood are sick with Ia grippe.
Mrs. Richard aIcMahan who has
been suffering with rheumatism for
some time Is nov confined TO her
bed.
bliss SaIlie Crane closed her
term Of school at the Col school
house last Friday. The pupils re-
GREETED for school to be out so
soon, but hope to have Miss SaHie
as their teacher again next ysar.
Chas. Watkins attended the funeral
Of his nephew at Williamsburg last
Wednesday.
Ab Harrison shipped car load Of
hogs TO st. Louis Monday.
slr. Wm. Douglass died al his
home near Venice last Friday, Jan
2Tth, Of brain trouble. Mr- Douglass
was sick only short time He was
II years Of age and was born and
raised q Audrain. He leaves nine
children to mourn his loss: Walter.
Misses Lou and Matte, at home;
Misses Jalle, Russie, Maud and Mrs.
Jennie Craig, Dallas, Tex; and Ed
gar and Mrs. olo Heron, OF Colora-
do. The burial took place on
Tuesday at II a. m. at Liberty
church. We extend our sfneere SYM
pathy to the bereaTed ones.
A letter from Mrs. r. 0. Guthrie,
Of Burlington. Colo. formerly ns
this neighbwhood says they Ike thai
country fine and think II a good
place for good health.
Jackson Bane who has pneumonia
Is reported better at this writing.
Bob Hankins rented 7he George
MCGUIRE place for this year.
Mrs. Hudnell q Venice died last
Thursday, jan &c of Bright's Dis.
ease. She has been a sufferer q
the disease for some time. She Is
survived by a husband and five ehil.
dren. Mrs. While Jefferles of Bach
elor; Mrs. Jno Bradley. Of ST
Louis; Jesse, Charlie and Elmer
OF near here. The remains were In
TERED IN the Harmony cemetery q
Bachelor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-02
UNION.

I
Watts Bros. are shredding corn
fodder the past few days.
Mrs. Eliza Staples and daughter
were visiting Mr.. Roy Staples last
Saturday.
Jesse Watts, Of Liberty. gave a
dance last Thursday night. A nun.
ber OF this vicinity we're present
and report a good time.
Jack Taylor & Go. are In the lum
Der business. All kinds Of lumbG
sawed on short notice.
Miss Ola wattE Is visiting lcr SIS
Ter. Mrs. Geo. Byars, Of sun Rise
Mrs. W. NJ Watts and daughter. Fl
"a, are ~ with Ia grippe.
Wesley Winn who has been sick
IS reported no better at this writ
Ing.
clifford Hodge spent SUNDAY visit.
ting his sister, Mrs. d. 8. Bradley.
Doc Hudson and c. Il. Harvey are
cutting wood.
crockett Harrlson's young folks
spent Sunday at w. NJ. Waits.
Mrs. ], s. Harvey Is visiting a
lew days with her parents.
Miss Bentley is the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. John Hodge.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-02
BENTON CITY.

chas. culbertson and son. olen,
are moving to Montgomery city this
week.
Mrs. ]. w. Hines was shopping in
Mexico Monday.
Ionic Ovens and wife visited : at
brown Owens On Mexico Sunday
Alb Harrison got in two loads Of
cattle Monday.
Jake Douglass and daughter, Miss
FinkSe' attended the funeral Of W.
a. Douglass al Liberty Tuesday,
oscar Breedlove and wife visited
has parents and relatives last week.
list.
9lrs' Tom Hicks and Miss Frances
UNA Mrs Marvin Barker visited Mrs,
a. IN. Pearson Friday.
mrs William Illsh went to st. Lou.
7 7 sunday to sec her husband who
Is sick.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-02
mARrINsauRe

Misses Mary and Gertie KeIlog q
Little Rock. Ark, are here astendin,
their aunt. Mrs. Burchard. Who ba
pneumonia
Dick Burchard vas called from
Marshall Friday to fha bedside IA
his mother.
Mrs Walker and daughter. miss Fs.
niee. returned to weilsxaIe satut
day.
The Baptist church has caI,si Rev
caIlaxay of shelblua. Services viii
be held on the second and fourth
sundays Of each monsh
Ms. WIN. Butler of Marllug is Wis.
ting relatives.
a pretty wedding at 81 JosephsI
church Tuesday morning was that of
Miss Hattie Gillas.se ana Henry Nv.
erpeter. The ceremony was per
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-02
MEETING or FEDERATED
CLUBS ON WEDNESDAY,

Tls meeting of the Ladies' FEEDER.
ssed Clubs a. the home n Mrs. J. 2.
Ilsweliyn Tuesday afternoon vas
wen attended. Ways ard means
we're discussed and much intereat
was shown In the plans fox starting
a library. The ladies' are working
enthusiastically. giving their means
literally and making every effort TO
intszeat others IN The library which
sa intended 10 benefit the general
Dpblsc Two Hundred and thlrty- five
tD0ks were donated at the book
shower given ct she EikA Hall 10
Deosabef. Ffsy books are gent
quarterly from he State Library at
Jefferson CITY! One hundred and
seFentyfiye rev books haze been
purchased. Tas Century niesionary q
tea volumes viii soon be added and
pos by other good reference books.
The State il1rszian. Miss walsN
wili assast fsse ladies in making the
Deessfary preparations foT the
fpsnsng which " 10 be very soon.
Due announcement viii be made n
tbs Mexico papers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-02

Mss Mabaf Davis and pupH.
tas Daniei school vii ghe a
super for bsHef2 -of sho scboo, =
bary THURSDAY night. Fes. q
M1z8 Mary Alice Demreey Seb, 4,
lc.zt.ala sskurday TO spend a -.
days with her friend. Kiss Ann,
Reaie.
Tie young people q Tie commups.
enjoyed themseises = a dane !,
Geo. shndgick's lst week.
Henry ca.4 returned from ouah
Wednesday,
". II. caushurn. q Watson a..
II b. cauthorn q LAtIeby sDs,,
sunday WA rank cauthor5 A.
family.
Dr, Jord.sa. "a. Tiiser. Geo. poa
ana Fauk Hooner attended oia Fel
io3s Lo3se IN Me1ieo rhurs5a,
nlght
Mss I.scIla Tannef x Ne1ico "a,
shs guest q her ebker. NIra. Fah
cauthoyn. frem saturday Until Mon.
dag.
II. T. Cant a son shipped II,
lossll q ~ heksr Sunday alsh,
and q load q hogs Moasax mornln,
ST. Cant werk along wah the sod
This vas a bunch q extra goa,
stuff.
s. p. Ellkf. u Long Banch Mo,
roe county. rassed thrvigh hor
Monday en- route % s. Ljus h.
viii probably 60 down Into Arkar.
sas and Texas before returning. N,
Elliott has sold bis farm and ls ov
/. prospecting.
r. X. Thomas a closing out h.
slock Of general nlx1hsndise a
cost. on account q che recent desu
Of his wife. This vii leave a "a
cant store building ia Thompsa.
The family Of Mr.. Glover, "a
I blacksmith. arrived last week fro
olatha, Kansas. stBd are now keep
ing house IN the Decker properly.
The one-mS 'th-old child Of Mr.. an
Mrs. Ed. G Exford died Tuasda,
Jan. 81. Of mgeniial heart trolbk
Lonnie CAM. the youngest son
H. T. Gank. has beeen on the 81,
list this week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-02
DR.. 4. a. WALLACE
LECTURES ~ BoeERLY
His Lecture Listened 10 by Large
and kppreeistiye Audience That
Was Much Pleased.

Tbs ACSeTlT Deznocra1 says.
The audience al the Presbyterian
church bazt night was very much
pleased wieh the lecture a Rev. A.
A. Wallace, of Mexico, No with Wit
and eioque1ce be told og his travels
10 Europe.
The audience would have been
pleased 4 he had taken much long
er
The social held after the lecture
ID The Iarlors was a greet success.
The refreshments were served b.
The ksdies q s5ie Aid and Missionary
Sofieties.
me Daughters Of Ruth decorated
the room most beautifully coIorod
Tans.rels diseoursed sweet music.
Tonight. Dr. Wallace win preach
and c. Eddie Morton win sing ARE
You Readyg"
It b earnestly hoped the people
win attend these services.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-02

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