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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-08-09

NEW YORK, AUG. 9.--New Yorl
most surely has no ground for com
plant against the editorial mention she
is receiving in the newspapers
throughout the country. The state
administration is torn by scandals and
the city government is a continal pow
pow of you dds" and "didn'ts .
Outsiders hear so much of the I'M
pleasant things that they seem to think
that no good can come out of New
dom. To disabuse the nations mind
of this idea, patriotic New Workers are
forming a committee to show what is
accomplished in this city every year
by the civic clubs, the churches and
charitable organizations. 1t is for
array of facts and figures and
when published will prove the con-
tention of Gotham's natives that, after
all, there is no place like little old
New York.
Society at Newport.
Fashionable Gotham has shifted its
quarters to Newport for the weekend,
'or that Mecca of smart folk is having
)ne of the gayest weeks of the season,
With the New York Yacht club races
md the annual horse show as the chief
vents Wonderful tales arc told of
he costumse worn by the women, but |
here is remarkable scarcity of |
ewels. Society leaders have put their
aluable gems in safe deposit vaults,
heir near neighbors at Narraganset
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-25
Marty. Minnesuta.

Sic 8abl ser @ereinsmitglte6er bat
iid perooppelt. @S geb0ren iebt 48
Manner ser @emein6e Sem elben an.
Sic gegenmdrtigen geamten iino:
5obn Metpbed, Hrdiioent; Soiepb
5. &unfel, gi5e = Nrditoent; Soiepb
Nider, gefretdr; Sobn s. Neis,
56abmeiIter Son biei en Malnnern
miro ser 3med oes @ereines, Ser in
gegenieitiger @rbauung mie in Mnei=
fernng ser Musiibung Ser @riitli6en
M4nnerpfli6ten uno in Ser Inter
ltMbung ser Stride, menn immer etne
iol6e ponnotben lit, beitebt, in
erniter 8eiie angeitrebt, uno 6ob
er nomentli@ in lebter Sinii@t
ni6t Bios angeitrebt ion6ern audi
errei6t miro, erbeQt aus Ser
1batia6e, 6aB Ser @erein eine
neue 8ereinsfabne, 6ie bel ibrer Mns-
iteaung ei11e tpabre 8ier6e Der Stride
lit, foufte, sic Soften eines Ser i6o=
men 6eniter ser Stride aaf li@ nabm
nn6 cine @totre 6es FL. Soiepbs an=
I6affte. GoB ser ct. Sobannes<@er=
Elm aber audi Sen 3med Ser gegeniet-
tigen @rbounng int Muge bat, gebt
aus Dem nmitan6e berpor, 6oB er
cine 8ibliotbef errt@tete, Die NIT bte=
len niibIi6en un6 lebrreiden 8ii6ern,
pie ol1@ nit grbauungsbn6ern a1ts=
ge1tattet 1T, un6 nnmentli6 nnter Der
Sugeno i9on man6 @utes ertpirft
bat, nomentli9 aber 6as cine @lte,
6aB ibr fem 8u@ in 6ie Sano
fommt, 6eiien Snbalt anf Sittenber=
6erbniB nn6 6amtt auf Sen @rin Der
SSugen6 bin5ielt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-25
ct. eSp6annes= Manncrneretn.

Sn Ser &ren5-grbDbnngs=Gene1
Sc, sic erlt Dor Elm poar Sabren 5ll
elmer ielbltltanoigen gema6t muroe,
berribt erfreulider 8eile elm gutter
futbolii6er @ereinsgeilt unter Sen
MQnnern mie unter Sen Sranen;
oieier @eilt miro BON Sen gltern Sen
&inoern our9 tbr gutes 8eiipiel ein=
g%epflan5t, u116 oamit lit Ser %blubenoe
@tano ser @emeinoe fir fiinftige Set
ten gelidert. Ser in Der @emeinoe
belteben6e 81. Sobannes= gerein mur-
Sc inn Sanuar 1901 gegriinoet. Sc
meloeten ii9 % gum 8eitritt an. 9te
erlten 8eamten maren: Sbomas Nem=
bed, Nrdiioent; &etnri@ @teiden,
8i5eprdiioent; 2ouis @inter, Sefre=
tor; Sobn Stei9en, 5datmeiiter. SIN
Tebruar 6esglei6en SabreS beebrte
&err Sobn 8. Siinemann bon ct.
Saul I'M Snterelie Ger .. s.. 6. I'M
terItiibungsgeieui6aft bon Minneio-
ia oieie @emeinoe un6 infolge iei-
ner 3orlegung un6 @rflarung Ser
@or3iige oieier l1nteritiitnngsgeiea>
fdoft fir Sen fatbolii6en Mann
traten oerie1ben glei@ 5ebn Mit-
qIie6er BEL. Ser @erein blieb anf
6ieiem Stadium Bis Stunt 1908,
mo er mnter Dem 8oritb oes oamali=
gen 8farrers, 6es bo@m. Serrn s.
@un6ermanr, 1eu %organiiirt mnroe.
@eit bier Sabren entfaltet ii@ in benz
@erein reyes 2eben, mel9es namert<
Iib ser tbotfrdfttgen Mittpirfnng oeS
iepeiligen bo@m. Serrn &farrers
.&einri@ 2eutbner 5u per6anfen tit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-25

&inoeriterbli6feit 5u geminnen, INN
Damn @ittel un6 8ege gu finoen, Die
n0tbigen &enntniiie iiber Samglings.
pflege nno @inoerbpgiene I'M golfe,
Defenders BEL oen 6~amilienmiittern,
5u berbreiten, mo5u ii6 bauptia9li9
Die Mer5te, oie Sebammen, Die ga.
geSprelle eigneter.
ginen mun6en @nnft, beionoers
IN Sen romanii6en 2dn6ern> biloet,
mie Die Gerbanolungen ertpieien, 6as
&alte- uno &oitfin6ermeien; Ser &on-
greg mar Ser Mnl6auung, 6aB bier
0ur@ energiides @ini@reiten Ser
9eboroen, our@ itaatli@ geregelte
ar5tlide geau6iidtteung Ser @oitfin-
Ser, 6ur@ eini6nei6en6e MaBnabmen
int @rippentpeien, 611rd unnadii6t-
li@e Gur@fiibrung itrenger bpgieni-
i9er MaBregeln ben idlimmiten Mus-
miidfen entgegengearbeitet uer6en
miiiie. Sur 8efampfung 6es beion-
oerS sic Sugen6 itarf %gefdbroen6en
Acknowledgements mur6en nod engli-
idem 8orbiloe geietli6e @erbote Ser
8erleitgabe bon alcobolbaftigen @e-
tranfen an Sugen6li9e, 6es Mufemt>
balts nn6 ser @ermenonng Sugenoli=
der CUR 8e6ienune Ser @dite in
.Sdanfitdtten, ferner 6ie geieeli6e
3ulaiinng Ser 3mangseini6affung
bon @etpobnbeitstrinfern in Srinfer-
bei1itdtten un6 bas &e9t ser @eb0r-
Sen, trunfiii@tigen @ltern sic min-
6eridbrigen &inber meg5unebmen un6
ouf Soften ser @ltern in Mnitalten
ODER 6amilten unter5nbringen, gefor.
bert.
@%imitimmig muroe gum s9IuB Ser
Mntrag angenommen, sic belgii@e
&egierung gu eriu6en, 6aB tie i'm
Gerein nit ben &egierungen Ser an'
6eren 9qn6er sic @run6ung zines
internotionalen Mntes fir Sl1gen6'
idub uno Sugen6firiorge, nad bem
Mniter 6es internationalen MmteS
fir Mrbeiteridub, in sic @ege lette.
1amit pare Elm Mittelpunft getuon-
-9,e11, bon mo aus mi6tigere Soroerr1'
gen elmer aQgemeinen Sugenofiriorge
our9 interitaatltde @eietgebnngs-
o6er @erpaltungsacte ser practii6en
Germirflidung 5ugefubrt miroen,
mie 6ies a1f 6em @ebiete 6es @rbei-
terl9nbes, 6es S@ubes 6es geiitigen
gigentbnms, ser 8erfebrsperbaltniiie
ldor bisber er5ielt mor6en lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-25
ct.

81.
gs mar ami 3. Nopember 1895,
als ser 6amalige 8farrer Ser ct.
notwithstanding bo4p. 9err
Siioor Sengorten, oie Manner Der
@emeinoe %5uimmenrief, I'M Die
@run6ung etnes nnteritlbnngsper~
zines al beratben uno por5nnebme11.
SEER Sobn 8. Sunemann, oer5etttger
reiien6er Mgent Der 9. Ct. 6. Inter
ltubungsgeieai6aft bon Minneiota,
tpobnte oerge BET nno btelt
cine paden6e Mnre6e I'M Snterelie Der
unterltutungsgeieaidaft nno ote
6olqe mar, 6aB am ielbigen Sage Der
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-25
@im9ebenoe @erbamos
lmngem.

Ser erite interrationale SSugen6-
idusfongreB IN 8riiiel, anf 6em 81
Staaten bertreten tparen, berietb in
eingebenoen 8erban6lungen iiber Su.
gerofuri orge un6 &in6erpflege. MuS
oem meiten @ebiete 6ieier geitrebun-
gen mur0en berausgegriffen einma]
sic Musoebmng Ser 8uitan6igtei1
oes Sl1gen6geri6tes amf ale geri6t=
li6en Mngelegenbeiten, 6ie Minoer'
iabrige betreffen, mie @nt5iebung 6er
elterliden @emalt, 8ormnn6i@aft II
6gl.; io6am tpur6e be5iigli6 oe1
Organization Ser 56ubaufii6t 6er
Mni6al1ung Mus6rud %gegeben, oaH
Ser Su9en6rtdter in i%tanoiger per-
ionli9er Siiblung NIT ieinen S@ub,
lingen nn6 ibren @ltern tpie audi nit
Sen 6iriorgern bleiben mIiie uno 6ab
lebtere 6ur@ &erausgabe zines lei@t
faBli9en, 6en practiiden 8e6Irfnii-
fen angepaBten &an6bu@es, 6urd &c.
meiniame beratbene Stbungen nit
bem Sugen6ri6ter, 6ur@ periooii@e
Mittbeilungen iiber mi@tigere Sra
gen hires @eiddftsfreifes fit ibre
Mufgaben mogIi6it gut ausgeitottet
miir6en, obne 6aB 6o@ cine eigent'
Ii6e berufsmdBtge Musbiloung o6er
bnreanfrotii9er Sormalismus Elm.
trete.
Die 8egriffsbeitimmune Ser Mnor-
malitdt Sugen6ltder bat in neue=
rer 3eit Sorti9rttte gemadt, obne
ie6o@ bisber gu erocten @ren5feit-
ietungen gefommen 3u fem. Sc ion
6aber cine innige 8~ufammenarbeit
5pii9en Mer3ten, @r5iebern un6 SUI
gen6ri9tern eritrebt mer6en, INN Die
ri9tige Sefitenung anormoler 8n'
itdnoe 5u erlei@tern. Motbuen6ig lei
cine @@eioung ser a11ormalen &in=
ser ie no6 DEM @ra6 ibrer geiitigen
! @ntmidIung un6 tire nnterbrtngnng
in beion6erer @eiler3iebungsbeimen
in 6enen iie ibren SGbtgfeiten ent<
ipre6en6 fir einen @eruf angelernt
tper6en io11en.
Sn saden Ser 8erufsbormnno=
idaft gab Ser @ongreB einmitbig
oem Spitem 6es @in5elbormunos,
ansbilfsmetle Ser 8ereins- unb Cont
melbormun6idoft, Ben gor5ng Dor
ser beboroliden 8ernfsbormnno>
l6oft, tpeiI eritere Mrt ser 8ebor>
m%unoung geeigneter lei, bem Minoer'
iabrigen sic 8ortbetle Ser Samilien-
er5iebung 5n51men6en nno in tim ote
adtung Dor reltgi0ien heterogeneous
gen tpa9 5u erbalten.
MGgemein tpar sic @lage uber sic
itorfe S6uglingsiterbli6feit IN aQe1t
2Gnbern; man miinidte, amf 6iplo'
matii@em @ege einbettli&e @runo-
lagen fir sic itatiftii6e @rfaiiung Ser
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-25

audi sic anoeren Mitglieoer ols edte
Gereinsmanner, oie es beriteben, por-
geidriebenen &egeln getreu nad5l1-
fommen un6 6an1it Sen edit driitli-
den @eiit uno Sinn al befun6en.
@eute lit ser ct. @enoelinms Nerein
3S Witglieoer itarf, bon 6enen feb
5ebn Ser 9ebensperii9erung in ser 8.
u. 6. Inter tiitungsgeie1idaft bon
Minneiota a%ngeb0ren. uniere beuti-
gen Seamten lino mie folgt: @einri9
@anien, Nraiioent; stephan S9afer,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-25

@iersebnbnnbert proteitantii6e
&unoebeliter in @omburg, baben ii@
6mr6 Mamensunteri6rift 5um gl1s-
tritt aus ser 2anoesfirde berpflidtet,
fails sic @iirgeri9oft cine bom &C.
nate beabii9tigte @rbobung Ser SUIT
6eltemer annimmt. - Die iin6 ia
nit ibrer @eligion redt eigentli@
uo11f Ben &un6" gefomme1!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-25
Minnrsuta.


gerein gegriin6et muroe, 6em li6 BET
Ser @riinoung o&t5ebn Wfitglieoer
ani6loiien, bon 6ene1 gu glei6er 3eit
adt ser 9. 81. 6. Inter itiibnngsge=
leni6aft bon Minneiota bettraten.
Die erIten Beamten 6es 8ereins ma-
rem: &o9m. &err Sit6or &engarten,
gbrenpraii6ent; 8alentin &oi6iol,
Hraiioent; Sobn s.. Otto, 8i3epraii-
bent; Soiepb s. 2emm, Sefretar;
stephan @trad, S6abmeiiter; &ran=
fen=@omitee: Sacob 2emm, Soiepb
eager, @eter @rob. Son Sabr gu
sssabr enttpideIte ser 8erein ii9 mebr,
un6 tpie Sic 8eamten 10 ermieien ii@
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-25

gen 1reunoe Slid al ieinem grfolge
NIT Sen fran50lti6en &in6ern. M06=
ten bod aub uniere %leitenoen Man=
ner einieben, baB uniere amerifant=
lden &in6er, audi &inoer Moam's
iinb, INN ni9ts better o6er i4le6ter,
ols sic fleinen 6ran5oien EN-. - Hep.
S. 8. Sdaltb0lter> SroD, 800.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-25

@i5eprdii6ent; Sobn 9. otto, 5efre,
tor; Saul 8ad, S6abmeiiter; Sobn
g. &eio, N6olpb Sten, Commit Conn,
mel, &ronfen &omitee; Seinri6
Semm, Maridaa; @ottbaro Mbles,
6abnentrager. Sic 8eretnsmGnner
geben in ie6er @inii9t Ser @emeinoe
ein gutes 8eiipiel un6 begen un6
pflegen 6us fatbolii6e 8ereinSmeien
mie es ii6 fir Sen fatbolii9en Mo,1n
ge3iemt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-25

Strait unb Mutb, ser @elt un0 Sem
6leilde nn6 SEM Seufel gu mi6er=
1tebeu. Sem @ine muB geltarft mer=
Sen. 9as gel9iebt aber Dor allem,
bauptiodli9, uno pie sic Stride I'M
MeBbu6 iagt, uein5ig" 6ur6 sic fl.
Communion.
@ir miini6en inherent bobmurbi=
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1913-02-21
MOVING STONE HAS FALLENI
Remarkable Natural Curiosity at Tan
dill, Argentine, Has ToppIed
Over at Last.

To the deepest regret Of Argentin-
'ans, the moving stone of Tandil, a
remarkable natural curiosity, has
fallen. No one knows how many
centuries this huge rock, which the
Argentines proudly proclaimed as
one of the seven wonders of the
world, has stood among the granite
hills of Tandil, perfectly poised on
ITS narrow fulcrum less than eight
inches square. The Tandil quarries
are situated about two hundred and
fifty miles south Of Buenos Ayres,
and every summer tourists have been
accustomed to make the pilgrimage
from the capital to carve their
names on its ancient sides. Stand
ing IN a certain position, a child
could cause the great stone to rock
up and down fully four inches. Visi-
lors never tired OF throwing under
1t as 1t swung upward pieces of glass
and small stones, which would be-
crushed to powder on the downward
sway. Tradition has it that the tv-
rant Rosa, a name Of ill-omen in
Argentine history, in a savage mood
some thirty years ago tried to dis
lodge the moving stone, using forty
yoke of oxen to accomplish his pur-
pose. Whether the tale is true or.
not, the old sentinel continued to
maintain his watch over the sur.
rounding fertile plains, apparently
undisturbed by either the friendli-
ness or the hostility of mankind. The
Elements likewise were fooled in their
warfare, though once a bolt of light
ing ezacted tribute by ripping off
piece weighing about three tons
What finally caused the downfall of
he giant boulder is a mystery.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1913-02-21
AS A STRANGER SEES US.

A famous European diplomat on a
visit to the United States was asked
his opinion Of New York city. His
reply was;
ooh, it will probably be a very
nice place when it is finished
Pittsburgh would have brought an
emphasis on this reply For no city
looks much more unfinished than
this. The cliffs and lodges rearing
all about with nothing to relieve
their bare sides-houses at the TOP
and houses at the bottom-give the
impression that the place was hur-
riedly dumped down in the most con
venient spots. 1t detracts great,
from the appearance of the city thai
some genius has not fixed upon y
method to relieve the baroness and
ugliness of those ridges. 1t has been
done elsewhere.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1913-02-21
AFRICAN DIAMONDS.

The newest diamond field is in the
Nasal River district, Belgian Congo.
West Africa. The famous De Beers
group of mines at Kimberly, South
Africa, have heretofore furnished 81
per cent. Of the worlds diamond sup
ply. Their annual output is about
$44, OOO, 900, and since their discov-
cry in 1867 they have produced
5000, 100000 worth of diamonds
The remaining five or six per cent
Of the worlds supply has come from
India, Brazil, Borneo and Australia.
There are many diamond occurrences
in the United States, but none so
far of any important commercial
consequence.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1913-02-21
LONG TWENTY-FoUR HOURS.

To be imprisoned for twenty-four
hours with snakes and rats as COM
panions was the recent experience
Of a Salida. Colo, hotel clerk, named
Burrows. While taking a walg in
the mountains near there the man
entered a deserted mine, using light
ed matches to guide him. He fell
into a pit twelve feet deep, receiv-
ing painful cuts about the head. His
cries we're finally heard by three
boys, who rescued him.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1913-02-21
EXECUTORS NOTICE

Notice is hereby given, that let
ters testameHtary on the estate Of
Joseph Myers deceased, were grant
ed to the undersigned on the third
day Of February 1913, by the Pro-
bate Court o. Lafayette County, Mis-
souri,. All persons having claims
against said estate are required to
exhibit them for allowance to the
unde' signed within six months after
the cate of said letters, or they
may he precluded from any benefit
of said estate; and il such claims
be not exhibited within one year
from the date of the last insertion
Of this publication they will be
forever barred.
This Ord day of February, 1913.
WALTER B. WADDELL,
Executor.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1913-02-21
AGAINST HIS PET THEORY
Doctor Condemned Practice Of Eating
Oysters Raw, but Results Did Not
Justify Him.

They say hat it was the first oy-
ster hat DR.. Mccarthy had ever
eaten. That may be, and yet he ate
it at a church supper. Now, it is
probable that he has attended other
church suppers. If he has, it is
scarcely possible that he has not
eaten oysters before.
But DR.. Mccarthy is a physician
Who lives on Long Island, where
there is a plentiful supply of shell
fish, and he has always told his pa
rients not to eat raw oysters. lie
has said that raw oysters are likely
TO be unwholesome. Maybe he had
followed his own advice up to the
time Of the church supper. At any
rate, first oyster or not first oyster,
he found a great big pearl in one
that was put before him at the sup
per, and it wasn't cooked, either, and
spoiled, because the oysters were UNI
w%holesomely raw.
DR., Mccarthy has given the pearl
TO the church, to be sold for the
church's benefit. 1t is not stated
whether he is going to eat any more
raw oysters in the hope of finding
another pearl. But that would be
a good argument for his patients
who like oysters.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1913-02-21
ADMINISTRATOR NOTICE

Notice is hereby given, that let.
tiers OF Administration on the estate
of Eliza Hopkins deceased, were
granted to the undersigned on the
SOth day Of December, 1912, by the
Probate Court of Lafayette County,
Missouri. All persons having claims
against said estate are required to
exhibit them for allowance to the
undersigned within six months after
the date Of said letters, or they
may be precluded from any benefit
of said estate; and if such claims
be not exhibited within one year
from the date of the last insertion
of this publication they win be for
barred.
This 5Oth day of December, 1912,
E. N. HOPKINS,
Administrator
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1913-02-21
TARIFF EXPERT.

what is your object in wanting
them to start a revision Of the tariff
Immediately
81 don't want to start a revision, .
replied Senator Sorghum. '0What /
want to do is to start the kind Of an
argument that will be its own expla-
nation Of indefinite delay"
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1913-02-21
Are You a Cold Sufferer?

Take D." Kings New Discov-
cry. Tn Test Cough, Cold,
Thr at an Lung medicine made.
Money refunded if it fails to
cure you. Do not hesitate
take it at our risk. { dose
helps j. r Wells, Floydada,
Texas, writes: CDR. Kings
New Disco cry cured my terri
BILE cough tpd cold. I gained Is
pounds. Buy it at Crenshaw
& Young ).
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1913-02-21
UccEssFUL RUsE.

"Well, Jingle" said the manager,
did you make the sale?"
eyes," said the salesman. az
couldn't get the darned old machine
to run over h~alf-speed, but 1 ar
ranged with one of the town con-
stables to arrest us for exceeding
the speed limit, and old Skeesicks
fell for it right away."-udge.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1913-02-21
WARM REPLY.

Mrs. Crawford-The janitor got
angry when l told him the apart
ment was cold.
Crawford hope he was angry
enough to answer with some heat
Judge,
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1913-02-21
TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas, benjamin Todd, and
Kate Todd, his wife, by their GER
tain deed of trust, dated June G..
1910, and duly acknowledged by
them June 6, 1910, said deed Of
trust being filed June G, 1910, and
recorded in office of Recorder Of
Deeds for Lafayette County, Mis-
souri, in Book No. 1875, page 1871,
did convey to n Harry Taubman as
trustee, in order to secure the debt
evidenced by the promisory no
desc, ibcd i'm said deed of trust of
even date Herewith and due twels 20
months after the date thereof. the
following described real e3Lat
situate, lying and being in the
county of Lafayette, State of Mis-
souri,, towit.
Part Of the southwest quarter OF
the southeast quarter of section
~thirty-two (32), township fifty-one
GID, range twenty-seven (27). de-
seribed as follows: Beginning at
the sixteenth section corner on
township line south of the south
east quarter of said section 80,
running thence west with township
line about $50 chains to east line
OF a 40 foot road on the southeast
side of lot one % in Reid and
IaylOr's Survey Of the southeast
quarter of said section 30, thence
north Al degrees and ten minutes
east with east line of said road
3.49 chains, thence north AZ de-
pTDaC and 40 mfpnfog no,t y %
chains to line between east half
and west half of the southeast
quarter of said section 80, thence
south to beginning, containing 9
acres more or less; also
All that part of the northwest
quarter Of the northeast quarter of
section five 90, township fifty
(5O), range twenty-seven (27), de-
scribed as follows: Beginning at
the sixteenth section corner on
township line north of the north
east quarter of said section s.,
and running thence south with line
between the east half and west half
OF said quarter section 1856 chains
to stake in branch, thence in a
north westerly direction down
said branch with the m%eanders there
of to line between said township
30 and township 81, thence east
with said township line to be-
ginning, containing 7 acres more
or less. Coal under all of said
lands and mining rights heretofore
granted are excepted herefrom.
Which conve yance was made in
trust to secure the payment of a
certain promisory note in said
deed of trust fully described; and
whereas the said Benjamin Todd
has been deceased more than nine
months; and whereas default has
been made il the payment of said
prom'sory note, and said note is
now unpaid, now therefore /, the
undersigned trustee in accordance
with the provisions Of said deed
of trust and at the request of the
legal holder OF said note will on
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ON HIS KNEES.

Ethel-Jack Huggard told me a
long story last night.
Kitty-Is he an interesting story
teller?
Ethel should say so; he held
his audience from start to finish.
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Rev. and Mrs. S. 0. Hall and
two children went to Kansas City
Tuesday to spend the day.
Ms. A NJ. Walton left Tues
day for her home in Rich
ards, Mo, after a visit in this
city with her daughter, Mrs.
Fred Wilmot. Mrs. Wilmot
accompanied her to the city to
spend the day.
G A. Koitl went to Higgins
vile Saturday ON business.
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Frank latter she has accepted his
proposal Blu Pm afraid Pm not
good enough for you, dearest.
Tessie-I know; but you're too
good to be thrown away IN some
other girl.
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SOUND.

els your husband a sound sleep
"Sound? l should say sol The
sound he makes can be heard for
half a block. Judges Library.
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LITERALLY OR FIeURArlvELY.

Mrs. Exe-Do you ever ask your
husband to bring up the coal"
Mrs. Wye-No, | sometimes put
the hod in his way, but he never
tnmbles.
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Jas. Chatham and Robert
Jameson went to Kansas City
Tuesday to spend the day
on business.
MISS Winilred VIM went to
Kansas City Tuesday for a
few days visit.
John White left Tuesday
on a business trip to Southwest
Missouri.
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Coal! Coal!

The patrons Of Bell & Greer will find
their coal bills with DR.. J. J. Greer 1124
Franklin Street who will be glad to take
orders and receive money. Office hours
3 a. m. to 5 p. m. Phone No. 2.
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Saturday, March 1, 1918,

between the hours of nine o'clock in
the forenoon and five o'clock in the
afternoon of that day at the court
house door in the city Of Lexington,
IN the COUNT of Lafayette, and
state of Missouri, offer for sale
and sell at public vendue to the
highest bidder, for cash in hand
the said reo! estate for the purpose
OF satisfying said note and the ex-
pense Of executing this trust.
HARRY TAUBMAN,
Trustee.
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FORESIGHT.

"You must believe in saving for a
rainy day, BlinksP"
GER, ah, | do; but why?"
Nothing, only that's the second
umbrella Of mine you've borrowed. +"
-Woman's Home Companion.