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Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-18

A. p. Greene, proprietor Of the
Mexico Fire Brick a Clay Plant
mad to turn down 4 five million or
der this week on aeeount Of lack
Of capacity. The G saeity Of the
Plant ahouId re a. least doubled.
Mexico is the fire brick center Of
the Earth.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-18

Buy Il now. Chamberlain's Coke
Cbolera and Darrhoea Remedy
almost certain to be needed before
the summer is over. Buy it now
and be prepared for such al emerge.
ey. For sale BY al dealers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-18

Luther Cooper, son Of L. ]. Cooper.
one Of the most efficient negro de-
tectives in this country recently
shot a murderer who was attempting
10 escape from him. Cooper is an ez
pert shot and after ordering the
man 10 halt shot him in the arm.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-18

For soreness of the muscles. wheth
er induced By violent exercise or in
Jury. there is no.h.ng better thar
Chamberlain's Liniment. This fni
ment also relieves iheumaec paine
For sale by all dealers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-18

Dyaeniesy b always serious and OF
ten q dangerous disease. bat II can
be cured, chaanberlain's Collie. Chol
era and Darrhoea Remedy has cured
Il even when malignant and epidemic
For sale BIZ all dealers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-18
ARE YOU INTERESTED IN
eo,,ruERN ckLIFoRN'

H
Having removed from M'SSOu u,
San Diego, California. six ' ~
ago. and having made ,,.i,,
study OF real estate ard uu9r
conditions, will DO glad 10 aDo"
qulries from my cd friends a ns,.,
er relative to Southern o1l n.
In general, or san Diego ], .. r nd
lar as TO land values, oppo' Fan
Investments, etc, I can he'p ''
The information you need.
d. d. WILLIAMS =, oil
Room % Lawyers Block,
SAN Diego, CAL
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-18
NorlcE OF FIMAL sETrLEMEM1

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Notice Is hereby given that fina,
settlement Of the estate of Il. S,
Cave, deceased, will be made al
the August term of the Pro
bate Court of Audrain county, Mis-
souri,, to be held at Mexico, Mis-
sour, on the sccond Monday in
August, 1912.
J. r. johnson,
I'd Administrator.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-18
AnME FROM nd

W. ]. McIoney Is home from Tai
lula, IL. where, with ]. H. Lane
ne has a large dry goods store Mr.
McLoney says land Is worth two and
three hundred dollars an acre in tbs
section and monster crops are raiseE
on the black soil.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-18
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
George B. staaaen

VS..
Thomas d Jones. Francis A. Jones
Emma A. Jones, Mary / Jones, and
the unknown heirs. devisees, don
eas and aiaesaees OF Euphamia Bry
an deceased, James Corhett James
". Clark. Mary Corbett. Eliza Cor
bet. Eliza Bray. James b. Miller,
Enen Mixer, John H. Johnson,
Harria5 johnson. Francis A. Clark.
John 5. Clark. Joseph Shepperd.
Eliza Shepperd. John Bray. Nancy
Bray, Charles corbeta aud the I'M
known heirs OF George CorbetH, de-
ceased, the unknown heirs. devtsee
donees and alIenees Of John Wat
ers, decreased. Defendants.
The State OF Missouri 10 the above
named defendants. greetings,
You are hereby notified that an ae
tion hasbeen commenced against you.
Thomas ID. Jones, Francis NJ. Jones.
Emma A. Jones', Mary /. Jones and
the unknown hairs devlsees, douees
and aKAenees Of Euphamia Bryan,
deceased. to quiet tale to thirty
acres the East part Of the Northeast
quarter (1-4) of the Northwest quar-
tier G-4) Of section twentyeight (2s)
Township Fafty-one (51) Range seven
% OF Audrain County, Missouri,
and against James Corbett, James V.
Clark, Mary CoTbett Eliza Corbett
Eliza Pray. Joseph b. Miller, Ellen
Miller. John H. Johnson, HARMED
johnson, Francis A. Clark, John s.
Clark, Joseph Shepperd. Eliza Shep
perd, John Bray, Nancy Bray, Charlie
Corbest and the unknown heirs O.
George Corbett deceased. TO quiet tt
lie to the Northwest quarter (1-4l
of the Northwest quarter C-4l o.
said SECTION twentyesght (2Sl and
against the unknown heirs, dewseea
donees and alianees Of John P.Watefi
deceased TO quiet title TO the north
one haR u-2) of the Northeast quar-
ter u4) of the Southeast quarter
Q-4 of Section twenty-ufne (2s)
Township fifty one (51) range sever
ca OF Audrain County, Missouri. ant
the North one half (1-2) Of the Norti
one half C-2) OF the Scuthwes
quarter I'D Of said Section Tween
ty Eight (2S), the purpose Of aaid ac
ton being to quiet the title to all o
said lands against the several per
sons and parties above named. IN fay
or Of said plaintiff and which sad
action rs r~eturnabae on the first da.
OF the next term of said Court, t
be held ait the Court House IN th'
City OF Mexico. In The County Of An
DRAIN, state OF Missouri, on the fiH
Monday Of september. 1912 when an
where you and each Of you, may az
pear ana defend such action, Othei
wise. ph. viffs' petition will be tai
en- ~ COZ ued aud Judgment nende
ed accorddh ~ and az praSsf dn tn
petition fled an said action.
It is therefore ordered by th
Clerk Of said CouEt, tn yadatsons tina
notice OF the peusiency Of said PR
ceedings be given by Publication, tn
"a copy hereof be published isl tn
Mexico Weeldy LAdgcr.a weekly nev
paper printed and pubHdahea in sad
Audrain County, Missouri, for for
weeks e~anooeaalvely, the last dnsertao
10 be at least is days before tn
first day of SAID term Of court.
(sEAL) Witness my hand and o
ficiai seal, done at office On the Cf
OF Mexioo, County and State ahor'
said. this sth DAY of July. 1912.
u. IF. EIIGOTT,
Clerk az the Antiraan circlHft Court
A true copy from the records
Attest: q. +. Eiai0tt, Clerk.
Robertson & Robertson. Alto
neys for ~plaimtdff. D4t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-18
sRick 0 SALE.

We have plenty Of good building
brick or fire brick for sale at prices
that YOU cam beat None
better, or cheaper. Mexico Fire
Brick and Cay Company. 5+tf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-18

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Notice Is hereby given that final
settlement of the estate of Henry w.
Renner, deceased. will be made at
the August term of the Probate
Court OF Aaldratn county. Missouri to
be held at Mexico. Missouri, on the
second MONDAY IN August, 1912.
wtd North Missouri Trust Co.
By w. W. Pollock. Pres.
Attest:
j. G. Mundy. sec'y.
Executor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-18
Special Sale OF
Wallpaper.

We are in great need
OF more room and to Sc
cure it have selected from
our stock more than one
hundred patterns of wall
paper and have marked
them to sell at FIVE cents
per roll regardless of cost.
These patterns are in full
room lots and may be had
in many designs and col
orings suitable for all
rooms in the home. The
wholesale cost of each
pattern offered was more
than we shall ask for it
during this sale. Come
in and let US show you
these selections. II will
pay you well to buy now
even though you may not
wish to hang the paper
at present.
Northeast Corner Square.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-18

All. Harrison, Of near Beason City,
has 50 ncres OF nais aaaat msll make
about s.cpe ba; part Of It win aver
ago besween 90 and 80 hu. 70 the
Rnre.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-18

Jasper and Scott zenor have re-
turned to their homes IN Amos, Ia
after attending the funeral Of their
~reAa.iya Mrs. Mary Haskell.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-18


We a~reauuaori1ed % ann0ancs
For ststs ssnstor Eleventh District
n D. RoDGERs
For Rsprsssassnvs
II. p. WARDEN
T. A SHANNON
s. D. STOCKS
}. q. HAWKINS. n d.
JOSEPH A.. ADRIAN
FOR sherd
FRANK JAMES
q. W. PECK
J. W. BARNETT
JOHN 6. ATKINS.
OF culvre TOWNSHIP
FOR County Treasurer
J. c. RINGo
ED. c oFFUTT
u. II. CRAWFORD
EDGAR THREIKEID
NOBLE BARNES
Fer ASSESSOR
W. D. GRAVES
T. J. KELS0.
AUarsin County Court Judge East
err District
JOHN W. BEAGLEs
O. B. MOORE
Audrain County Court Judge West
en District.
S. J. BOVINE. JR
ROBERT BARNES
cHAs c. BLEDSoE
For Prosecuting Attorney
W. W. FRY. JR.
A. c. wHITsoN
Constable Salt River Twp.
JOHN H. WAYNE
CHURCHILL B. KEENAN,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-18

Forkman Kelley. OF the Fulton Ca
zeite. passed through this city Mon
day going to ST. Louis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-18

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Notice is hereby given that final
settlement OF the estate OF Susan Il.
Sproul, deceased, will be made at
the August term Of the Probate
Court Of Audrain county, Missouri, to
be held at Mexico, Missouri, on the
the second Monday In August, 1912.
Carrie B. Sproul,
Administrative.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-18

M'ss L4ldie. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Dell Haskell. Is reported 10 be
quite I'LL M tr
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-18

SCOUTS IN BENTON CITY, nc,,l
Eml Junebhuth, Or. W Il, WON, Dvp
and J. r.. Russell have a nn,, ed
On foot TO Organize tfe
irl Benton City.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-18
BUTCHER SHOP FOR SALE

A good Butcher Shop for sale; IN
good repair and in a lively town Al
ply
Ben +. Buchanan,
df 2O.3t Wellsyflle, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-18
srArE oF MIssouRI

County OF AndFaih .4.... .nrsIon uUl be held az the
IN the morninr and close at shutdown. in the evening N Iueso - .rsson 10 be
County and Township Offices. to be voted ior a. .s = sssssnsasn Of tn
dress Of each candidate for nomination together Win a esse"~
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-18

1T Is not sat all clear that the
southern postmaster is a RepubIt
can asset
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-18

Tom Haskell Of Roosevelt Okla.
has returned 10 his home
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-18

GET ready for the big Fair Aug. {
10 Q.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-18

Mary L. wnsey. Bstsae l. Orr. Rosa
Lanker. jesse K. Lander,
Defendants.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-18

Fhea H, Roberts and Emma ROOerss
PlaAntfDs
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-18
8 OF PUBLICATION.

In ne oncust Court September
Term, 1912
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-18

Oscar, son OF D. c. Haskell and
wife, had one Of his toes painfully
mashed when a mine a at the
Brick Plant passed over his foot.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-18

regular polling places IN each pfec,s
fsi2. being the frsf Tuesday N aus
held on Tuesday. November etn tsA
once for which he is a candidate an
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-18

LEDGER AOveHr'seme.ra rAy
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-18

PROHIBITION PARTY.
c I Z. stokes. .iiss East isth St
E, ,:;,. .'; Z ssss. s.''''''' Richmond
FER secretary u State,
VIM. II, Guenther Voncoro'S
For state Auditors
Orlando v. Wager. Nsosh'
For state Trsasursr'
Fer Attorney General,
Richard b. Wilcox haeln'
For RaIIroad and Warehouse Com
missioner.
...
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-18

he polls viii be open at sevor
ns candidates Tor State. pistuek
Itains the names and post oe,clet
''uce ad-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-18

Thu State d Missouri 20 ne above
uanka asssndantR evenings
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-18
COUNTY CLERKS NOTICE OF PRiMAKf q

=. a said County Of Audrain. and that y
nss feia. for the purpose OF noninat =
Thst me hereinafter mentioned list COZ
d The party or principle that he repfes'
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-05-09
MADE A TRAMP BY FLOOD.
Man Over One Hundred Years Old
Loses Family and Home.

81 Louis-Joseph Meyer 1Ol years
and two months old. who served
through both the Mexican and civIl
wars and who has lost six children
and chicken farm by floods. has
started to a Chicago institution o,
charity with > cents in his pocket
lie declared he would cover the dis
lance afoot..
After the Galveston tidal wave had
killed MS two sons and four daugh.
ters' Meyer gathered together VIVA,
remained OF his $4,000 fortune and
started chicken farm at Hickman,
ny Inc Hood there last month de-
s,royeu MS chickens and everything
else he had
meyer was born in Berlin in 1911.
ana according to his story has No,
eaten pound OF meat in tuon,,,
years.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-05-09
UTAHNs BANQUET CAPITALISTS.
John D. Ryan and Party Guests Of
Salt Lake Business Men.

salt Lake City.-John ID. Ryan
president OF the Amalgamated Copper
company. and accompanying party OF
seventeen prominent eastern capital.
lists. with thirty-two OF Salt Lakes
leading men. were guests OF Colonel
ID. c. Jackling Wednesday evening at
the most elaborate banquet and re.
ception OF its Kind ever given in salt
Lake.
Mr.. Ryan and his party represent
the controlling interests OF the copper
industry of the world and also repre.
sent capital running into hundreds of
millions. Their visit to this section
Is regarded as most significant and
the members of the party did not DENY
mat the present inspection might be a
lorerunner OF investments OF great i'm.
portance.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-05-09
MEXICAN REBELS BEGIN
ADVANCE ON FEDERALS
Orozco's Followers to the Number of
Seven Thousand Will Besiege
General Huerta at Torreon.

Jiminez.-The entire rebel army
numbering in the neighborhood OF
hOOO men, assumed the offensive
Friday. Convinced that General
Huerta, the federal leader, was deter
mined to act on the defensive in ter.
rltory selected by himself, General
Pascual Orozco, the rebel comman-
der-in-chief, set his army in motion
across the desert Friday.
That the government leader in
tends to make his final stand at Tor
reon was seemingly confirmed by the
withdrawal of his advance guard from
ConeJos upon the appearance of Col
onel Caesar Canales with the van
guard of the rebel cavalry. There
was no fighting and the rebel leaders
1ubilantly tegelraphed news of their
first triumph"
Not only have the federal troops
been withdrawn from Coneios but II
Is reported that the small garrisons
scattered along the railroad south of
there are being called in. II is nos.
slble that some resistance may be of.
Tered at Mapimi. but the rebel lead
ers are convinced that the main en-.
gagement will be fought at the gales
of Torreon.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-05-09
HOUSE FIRED BY WRECK
Two Children Killed as Result of
Peculiar Accident.

Salt Lake City.-Two children be-
longing to the family of Joseph Stair,
an engineer on the D. G. R. G.. were
killed outright and Mrs. Stair and
TWO other children were seriously
burned at Helper as the result of one
Of the most unusual railroad accidents
In Utah's history.
Dashing down the four-mile grade
from Castle Gate to Helper. a gaso-
hne car, two fiat cars loaded with
steel rails and a caboose plunged
head-on into an engine 100 yards west
OIL the Helper depot. In the collision
The gasoline car exploded. The burn
ing fluid and fragments were hurled
Il all directions. Mrs. Stair and her
four children were in a house adioin.
ing the track and unable to escape
Six other dwellings were burned to
The ground.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-05-09
ENGLAND BEGINS
PROBE OF DISASTER
INvES OF SINKING OF
THE TITANIC TO BE MADE BY
BRITISH BOARD OF TRADE.
Twenty-six Questions to be Taken up
Show That the Same Ground Will
be Gone over as Was Covered
by Senate Committee.

London.-Lord Mersey. in his ca
pacity as wreck commissioner. and
five assistants who will advise him
In his questioning on the technicali-
ties of nautical affairs, on Thursday
held the first session of the board
OF trade inquiry into the loss of the
White Star steamer Titanic.
In point of interest TO the public
and the Importance of its results on
the laws governing the mercantile
marine, the investigation promises to
overshadow all previous tribunals of
a similar character. From the TWEEN.
ty-six questions which the attorney
general announced would be taken
up, it became evident the inquiry
would cover practically the same
ground as the investigation by the
committee of the American senate.
but would be conducted more in ac-
cordance with the procedure of
court of law and deal definitely with
stated cases.
Eight questions. Sir Rufus Daniel
lsaacs said, would relate to happen.
ings before the disaster; six to warn
lngs given to the Titanic and the re-
sulting precautions taken; ten to the
casualty itself and consequent event.
one to the equipment and construc-
tion OF the vessel and the last to the
rules OF the merchant shipping act.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-05-09
FLOYD ALLAN NOW ON TRIAL
Member of Band of Mountaineers Who
Shot up Court House viii
Soon Learn His Fate.

Wytheville. Vain less than a min
ute's time fifty-seven bullets were
nred and nineteen of them found hui
man marks when Floyd Allan and his
gang shot up the Carroll county court
house at Hillsville, killing Judge Mas
sic and four others. Clerk Dexter
Goad, who was seriously wounded be.
fore the eyes of his daughter. Miss
Jezebel Goad, court stenographer, was
IN the path of no less than twelve
or the bullets. He was hit in the
cheek and, on the witness stand on
Friday. he showed eleven bullet holes
in his clothes
cyrus Phibbs. a surveyor. was per
haps the most important witness at
fridays session OF the trial of FLOYD
Allan, who is charged with the mur.
der of Commonwealth Attorney Fos-
ter. Phibbs has made several mans
OF the courtroom in which the ira.
gedy took place. Small models were
used to indicate the furniture in the
room and the path of every bullet was
He showed that thirty-eight
bullets went wild. The most of the
shooting and the quickest. the wit
ness said, came from the direction of
Sldna Allan and Wesley Edwards.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-05-09
HOLDS ROOSEVELT RESPONSE,
president Taft Charges That NJ,
Predecessor Prevented Bringing
Suit Against Harvester corbIr.

Baltimore--ln the closing speae,
or fourteen-hour campaign 49,.
through Maryland. President T,s
added new chapter To the bis,o-,
OF the harvester trust here Saturdsr
Speaking 10 an audience tha, an.
the Lyric theatre. Mr.. TAFT decls,.s
thar Colonel Roosevelt did pre,s,,
the prosecution OF that trust 49,.
George ". Perkins. one uf lis di,a.
tors and now Roosevelt suppor,s,
had asked that the trust be nor ,sss.
into court asserted that Charles
Bonaparte. attorney general npa,,
Mr.. Roosevelt. was mistaken u,s.
he said that he tMr TafI Was ire.
ent at cabinet meeting which A.
clded against prosecution. and sss
the diary Of Herbert knoN SQeA
then and now head OF the hureap q,
corporations. proved that al the tin.
referred 10 he Was ON trip auBns
the world
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-05-09
SILVER SERVICE PRESENTED
To The BATTlESHIP IOIm
Governor Hawley Makes Pr-s.
Address and Captain How.,s
Accepts Gift.

Philadelphia.-A handsome -,
service. "A gift from the s,a,s 'e
which 1t was named. was presen,s.
Saturday to the battieship Id-s
now at the Philadelphia navy va,a
Governor Hawley OF Idaho nv,
presentation speech with the ns"
of the battleship standing AZ .,,e'
ton. Captain w. l.. Howard aeon,
the gift in brief address Of ~
The silver service consists NJ aa'
two pieces. The punch bowl ny
the inscription From the people !,
Idaho to the battleship bearing ii.
name OF their beloved state
The silver service was purch.s.,
through an appropriation made nv ~
legislature OF Idaho.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-05-09
THOUSANDS DRIVEN
FROM THEIR HOMES
BREAKING OF lEVEES FLOODS
VAST STRETCH OF COUNTRY
IN LOUISIANA.
Approximately One Hundred Thou
sand Homeless, a Dozen Lives Lost,
While Each Day the Situation
Grows More Discouraging.

New Orleans. Large sections of
fifteen Louisiana parishes west of the
Mississippi river are under water.
four other parishes have some food
water and are bound TO get more
this week
approximately 100000 persons have
been driven from their homes and
about dozen lives have been lost.
Refugees are sheltered in cabins.
churches and lodge buildings
Every day brings stories of suffer
ing in new sections.
Some OF the remaining levees
along the river from the mouth OF
the Red river south are causing deep
concern. Millions OF dollars worth
OF property is at stake and thousands
OF lives would be jeopardized il some
of the big leyees gave way
Lack OF labor. due largely to the
unconcern OF negroes who have been
drawing government rations. has
been most serious drawback.
Governor Sanders has ordered the
Louisiana militia to round up 500 ne
groes and compel them to do work
on the levees. Nearly all the ne.
groes refuse to work as long as they
draw government rations. Conse-
quently no work. no rations" was
the ultimatum given hundreds OF
able-bodied negroes at Natchez by
Lieutenant w. Il. Holiday. in charge
OF the supply depot there
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-05-09
FAVOR CONSERVATION.
'oIe Lands Conference DELEGATES
rass Resolutions on Pending
Legislation.

'alt Lake City.-The keynote ~
sne irst annual public lands congress
convened in this city Thursday. vas
the necessity for the conservation q,
the natural resources of the coun,rv
oo ms 'he delegates understand the
sIno",ic utilization OF the resources
unuer liberal and proper laws. Tho
principal business transacted by the
convention was the passage OF a reao.
lu.ion calling upon the public lands
committee OF congress to defer action
upon the Lever bill until the peopIe NJ
me pubic land states may be heard
fourteen western states and ,orr,
tories are represented in the orpant,a
ton. VI s"hiza-
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-05-09

Washington The house has o..
Tered AN investigation 90 the condue,
OF Judge Robert W Archibald Of M.
commerce court 10 determine - he,hs,
or not he should be imp.ached o,
charges that he has used his o-le,
to procure fayors from railroads III.
inquiry Will be made by the commit.
tee on the judiciary. which is charsss
by resolution TO investigate whe,he,
Judge Archibald has been guilty a
an Improbable offensc." and 10 p
port its conclusions and recommends
tlons to the house
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-05-09
UNIDENTIFIED VICTIMS BURIED
Fifty-nine Victims of Titanic Disaster
Laid at Rest in Halifax Cemetery.

Fifty-nine Victims of Titanic Disas+.r
Laid at Rest in Halifax Cemetery
Halifax.-Fifty-nine bodies of nm.
identified Titanic victims were com.
mitted to their last resting place in
three cemeteries Friday afternoon.
-Four bodies, identified as HAVING
Deen Roman Catholics, were buried
with the robes of their church in
Mount Olivet cemetery and nine He
oreWs in the Hebrew Cemetery with
customary ceremonies.
The remaining forty-six we're inter.
red in Fairview cemetery. A largo
plot Of ground had been nurchased
by the White Star representativee
and it is understood that the graves
VIII be marked with suitable monu.
ment.
The scene at the latter cemetery
was sad and solemn. One hundred
plue-Jackets with barred heads formed
square around the graves while tho
bodies were being lowered. Protest
ant clergymen delivered brief ora.
uons and the royal Canadian regi.
ment band played the dead march
from Saul and Nearer My God to
Thee"
Floral offerings contributed by the
white Star company and unknown
doners were laid upon the graves.
The cable steamer Nina bas
picked up two more bodies Josenh
flnney Of Liverpool. England. and
Thomas Mullins, steward.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-05-09
War Against Child Lib,

Minneapolis That $1,000 min..
ters viii institute yiroros,
warfare against the employmep, 0,
children under sixteen years OF AZ.
IN the factories and textile mills O.,
me United States Was announced a,
,he general conference Of the Meiho
d'st Episcopal church Saturday. TIE
employ ment OF children Was termed
parody on civilization" and one
OF the greatest OF modern evils
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-05-09
Mormon coIonist. RepuIse Rebel.

ri Paso. - Mormons colonized a.
Coionia baz. seventy-fve miles south
OF columbus. y. NJ. but who are An.
erican citizens. who were attacked By
'eoeH Saturday. repulscd them ac-
corning TO telegram. According 10
inc telegram. which did not enter into
ue'alls' the rebels looted the colony
"i Whatever they desired The colo
niS's mobilized and drove the nyad-
ers out. killing one OF Thorn
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-05-09
Hope to Avert Strike

New York.-Officials of the United
Mine Workers of America, who had
been in conference here for two days
on Friday expressed confidence that
strike of the mine workers OF the
three anthracite districts, who have
been idle since April l, has been
averted and that satisfactory agree.
ment VIII be entered into with the Cd,
orators before the end of this month