Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-17

parents Will visit the camp durln.
4 its life.
Springfield. Mass, Aug. 10.
n Girl twins were born In differen
towns to-day to Mrs. Piskor siren
! %essurne Of Agwan. Mrs. strenes
: slrne left home to-day TO visit n
v Springfield. The first m~anitestatio,
Of Ire stork was under a stranp,
roof in Agawan, four miles from
here. A taxicab brought Mrs. siren
t essurne to Springfield at a forty
mile an hour clip. The second twir
was born in the city. The twins ar,
[ pictures of health. The mothers co.
dition is satisfactory.
, When flying machines become non
ular. tripletts can be born in thre.
different States without any incon
yenienoe.
Lena Ritter. the fourteen.year-olt
: daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ritter
while making some cookies Tuesday
evening, made a mistake and used
arsenic instead OF baking powder
Two Of the smaller girls ate some Of
the cookies tho evening they were
baked and became quite sick, but the
cause was not ascertained until Mr..
Ritter and brother. RoyRitter, and
George Chadwick became III Wednes-
day after they had eaten some Of the
cakes, when Mrs. Ritter found that
arsenic had been put in the cookies
instead of baking powder.
DR.. Jordan of Thompson was called
to see the patients Wednesday at
o'clock and was unable TO leave
their bedside until IL O'Clock
that night. 1t was a narrow escape
from death for those who partook of
the cakes but all are now able to
sit up and are on the road to recoy
CRY.
Mr.. Ritter and his family live
near Hopewell Church, west of Mex
Sam Norris is in ,ace5nt %
tai card from ! oousIn the sohwon
liner. II pbfLasalnbia who wr,tos btr,
concerning GeparaI II G crant,s
neutrality-suspicious. conor.l yvhi1o
oampire in this citv dnr,ng ~
Civil War M -scbworinor was ~
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reacbed TO-DAY
The automobile run to Kansas
City of the st. Louis Automobile
Manufacturers and Dealers Associ.
alton started Monday morning at 6
o'clock and passed through this
city after dinner the cars scarcely
hesitated for Mexico being bent on
reaching Moberly for supper.
About twenty cars of different
makes in this tough, grueling run
Of nearly 900 miles, for which four
days Of hard driving will be required
The average speed all the way for
big cars will DO 20 miles an hour an
for the smaller cars IS miles.
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The meeting of representa-
tiyes along the proposed northern
route Of the contemplated Cross
State Highway at Centraila Mon
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