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Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-04
wooDMEN,

Next Tuesday night. Dec. 9th. e
%eC''0n OF officers. You are requested
70 be present. II you fail to 40 i
important. fery
!. +. Hazard, v. C.
J. W. Plunkctt, Clors.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-04

/ CIRCUIT COURT |

Loz Stokes Moore vs.. Joe b
Moore Mrs Moore was granted a
divorce and s2oa WITH $50 a month Gi
mony star<ing Feh L
IN the cAses Of the State Va Bert
Blue for assan1t win inksas % kin.
defendant pleaded s and
was fnsd $40 and costs. On the sane
charge Pearl Blue was fined $50
and costs.
In abe case OF Minnie Piper vs.
Bruce Piper. . divorce was granted
Mrs Piper
In the case o. Maggie corier Va.
Edward Corder. Mrs. couder was
granted a dirorca
Other Court Notes
The two equity suits Of the AJAX
vase Bank Va Guy Hamilton ct al
and George Hamilton Ct Al
we're tried together and taken under
~adviscment BY the Court. These cans
Is we're bro0ght 10 Mexico on a
change q xe-.e bonn Galloway coun-
Y.
In the suit OF Lora Stokes Moore
- Joe Moore for Divorce. the do
PENDANT Friday filed an answer deny.
Ing al the allegations IN the
Plaintiffs petition.
Cases Reset.
vogel VS.. McLnney. Dec. 81
State vs. Cox. Dec ..
State Va. Cook a Cox. Dec. 0.
State vs.. Cook & Coz Dec. O..
Blodgett vs.. Mullins. Dec o..
Blodgett Fs..Bourcourt Dec Q.
Johns vs. Cunningham, Dec. 10.
Bidleman vs. Mexico Brick Co. Dec
10.
State vs. Kemper Dec IL
State vs. weinand Dec II.
Pickett vs. Wren ct al Dec. IL.
City VS.. Callahan, Dec. is.
Digs VS. Bushnell, Dec is.
State Vi. Monroe. Dec. Is.
Van Note Va Hathaway Dec II.
Hathaway vs.. Van Note Dec II.
Rockwell vs.. c., B. & O., Dec is.
Seeker VS.. c., B. & O.. Dec. is.
Thompson rs City OF Slater Dec 10.
Mcintyre VS. Mcintyre Dec 10.
"sAL VET"
Quite a number OF ABirain Coun-
ty famers are ordering "Sal Vet"
from the manufacturers. Why not buy
at home and ave the freight.
WI s. P. Emmons Wood Co.
READ LEDGER WANT Ans
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-04
WORTHY WIDOW z
ASSISTANCE.

ASSISTANCE.
There is a widow in Mexico with
quite a number of children, who is
very wothy and needs help, especial.
ly clothes for the children. City
Clerk Wallace bearing will give You
such information as you desire.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-04
ORDERS FOR

CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR
S1raS should DO placed early. cra6
uock has a Chicago and New YorI,
ilne and cannot accept orders r.
inc New York limo after Dec. Is.
DIT wit
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-04

Women will always find something.
Of interest on the second and third
pages OF this paper.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-04
COUNTY COURT

The County Court met in regular
session Monday. No business Of spec
ial importance vas considered. An a
the Judges were in attendance. The
following bills were allowed:
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-04

NICE LITTLE MODERN COTTAGE
for sale on easy terms or win rent
II not sold.
North Missouri Trust Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-04
The Sellers Prestige
The Buyers Protection
The oldest mercantile establishment

The oldest mercantile establishment in
Mexico, is the Jewelry House of Pitcher. 1t was estab.
lished in 1~S6e-when Mexico was in its infancy and the
first evidences of its future prosperity and beauty were
being noticed.
Il is a land mark to Mexico's history; has
grown with her; shared in her fortunes and typifes her
indomitable spirit of enterprise.
The antiquity of a business house com.
mands respect only when associated with Progressiueness
Honorable Dealing and Commercial Stability 1t is impor.
tant for you to know that many of our patrons are the
grandchildren of our early patrons, for this unbroken
succession OF patronage implies the biggest thing in bust
ness the confidence of the public.
And, while confidence in the integrity and
judgement of a business house lisa strong incentive to deal
ing with il, more especially is this the case in the sale of
valuable jewelry or diamonds where in the mere pord of
the seller must necessarily be a bond to the buyer. For
as to the absolute value of diamonds or jewelry, it's only
the expert that can decide and the expert knowledge on
the part of the buying public is rare indeed.
1t is not in any vainglorious spirit that
the house Of Pitcher draws attention to its long STANDING
and prestige. Here are facts which concern your Interests
facts which it is to your advantage to know when contem-
plating the purchase of diamonds. jewelry or silverware.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-04
z. W. BRANDS nnnk

r. w. BRANDS BOOKS
Are now In my hands for collection
Of accounts. Those Indebted Will
please call and settle at once.
dw1t J c. MuNDY,
Administrator.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-04

INTEREST PAID ON ALL pgPos.
ITS. dw1
North Missouri Trust Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-04
Stock and y.
~ Fam News

. o
LOCAL MARKET. q
Wheat-S7c q
Corn-74 and 76c. =
oats-40 and AZ. n
straw--t5 90 q ton. n
Good timothy ~hay-s1s. q
y y q y q U q q
st. Louis Close
Cattle $500 including 300 South.
erns. Steady.
Hogs 10000. Steady.
Sheep $500 steady.
st. Louis CASH II
No 2 red 90 a %
No 2 hard 81 a %
No 2 corn old nominal
No 2 yellow nominal
No 2 oats 40 IL
No 2 white 40
Chicago Close
Wheat Dec 81 is B May 90 rs a 81
A July Ss 1-2 A
Oats Dec IS IL a SIS May Al rs Jul
IL 3-8 a IL
Corn Dec II IA a as May 20 SIS a
"a B July 60 rs
Pork Jan 21.15 May 21.1O
Jeff Woods shipped two loads Of
mules to st. Louis this week. One
was bought in Mexico the other in
Fulton.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-04

We have renter for so to 100 A.
farm. Wants possession at once dw1
North Missouri Trust Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-04
FARMERS
Ads in this column cost Toe a
fine each Insertion Six words to
the line.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-one thoroughbred Jer
sey bull calf. Also some young Po-
land China boars. j. r. Bel, Ortiz
Fruit Farm, Mexico. No. .dwI
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-04

ing true
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-04

FOR SALE OR RENT-z70 Acres
aear Littleby Station. Address ]. W.
Fowler. Grinneil, Iowa. dwtf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-04

FOR sALE-Limited number Of
thoroughbred single comb Rhode Is.
isnd lied cockerels- H. P. Rudasil.
Phone l0F3. WI
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-04

ADVERTISEMENTS PAY
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-04

"sAL VET"
Quite a number OF Adirafn Coun-
ty famers are ordering sal Vet
from the manufacturers. Why not buy
at home and save the freight.
vi s. P. Emmons WOOD Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-04

READ LEDGER WANT Ans
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-04
FoR YouR srock

Use "sal Vet" and put your
stock in good condition--its the best
and cheapest.
s. P. EmmonB Co.
Washington Journal., 1913-09-27

feline @ebi6te MIR In Oregon bers
Bfentlt9t.
Sn einem 6erleIben Derteibtete e ben
mertfmtIden 8on6tten Soaqutn D1is
rietto, Der In &alifDrnien ietn unpeIeH
eetrteben Bat, un6 6teies GeOt9t mar bic
Beronlaliune, bab man tbm ip0ttti9
ben Betnomen rSoaqutHA betegte. Spds
ter nabm er ben Gnu1e1 dl8 3t6ters
namen an, un6 unter bteiem Rumen 1T
CT berilbmt gemor6en.
,Whirtettn" lit etneS ietnrr bertibmtes
item un6 6orattertltti9ften @e0i6te -
ols boS beriibmtefte gilt lem @ebt@t
Columbus. Grltere6 erihien juerit IN
ietuem 5weiten 0reeOn=Gu6 unO lpdter
In ben Songs of tie SterrdN.
Sir feline Songs Of TIE Sterra"
fOnnte er In ben sorjen 8eretnieten
Gtaaten feinen BerIeger finben, mel man
Ote @eOi9ts fir 3u eefdbrlt@ belt, unO
70 reiite er tlir5 enti6loiien mad &ngs
Lamb, mo er gang setDaItise Eriumpbe
feterte.
Ole letten Sabre letneS Sebe1S bat
Soaqutn Mtller nit turjen l1nters
breGungen in ieinem 9eim, Tbe
SeiebtS, 3ugebro9t. Bor bret Sabren
erfrontte er l9per, ioOab an Iet1er @es
nefung ee3petfelt purOe, un6 6ieie @rs
frantin9 fibrte 6osu, 0ob feline 6rou
bic ii9 5ebn Sabre OOrber bon ibm ees
trennt bate, uieOer 81 tim Suritd-
tebrte.
DteIe 8erIDbnuns bat feline TO6ter
Suanita Miler, bic in Nep OOrt
tpobnte, BET Der Grfrantung tbreS Sa-
terS aber lOfOrt gu tbm elite, 5uitGnOe
gebro6t.
@tber Grtparten eenas Der betaSte
Oi9ter tpieber, ober letne &rdfte muroe1
tmmer gerinser, iOOaB er letner lettel
&ronfbeit nidt mebr tptoerlteben fOrnte,
unO rrbt9 lit er ms Senieits sebtniiber-
f9llmnert.
Dem Wunlde OeS 8~erltOrbenen GEE
mdb fpir6 leine 2ei6e Derbranlt tDer.
ben. Gr bat ouf Dem 9ii9el btnter ietner
Mobnung ielbft eine 9teinpprumtOe
errt9tet, mo bic @tndi6erung Dorges
nommen werOen iol, nuO Oiefem @ln>
ide wirb tpillfabrt merOen. Setne Al6e
fpirb nt6t betSeiest, iOnOern In allie
Wtn0e Deritreut iper0en.
Washington Journal., 1913-09-27
Ser critic GreipiIlise OOn 1913.

Der 2anbtag Der IroDin5 Oitpreuben
maj i'm 6ebrtor 1913 5ulammen9es
treten uno bate in patrtOtiider Treite
al8 6oS notpenbigite cine dllgemetne
QorlOeSbepaffnun9 Dorseidlaeen. yort,
benz man Die 2eitung beS rnternebmenS
in Sic Sano 9elest, belt it6 tnfolse OeS
GufeS Der 0anbeSoertreter iiber ieOe
Beoenflidfeit bin~pessebOben unb orb.
nete Oie Nufltellung elmer 2an0Debr an,
III Ser allie SiingIinge unO Wldnner bonn
Is. bis gum As. 2ebenSjabre pflt6tig
Ietn lollten. Oorf ober bate ben Std1t.
ben YreubenS ouberOem nod ben Hlan
pOrgelegt, neben Der QatOmebr nod Elm
acknowledgement gu 1000 WIann
un6 Bfer6en aus ben frettptllig li9 ianls
meln0en S6bnen oeS 8aterlanoeS 81
erri6ten, uno i1on am 8. Gebruar bate
Dorf einen Nufruf e~rlaifen, Oteiem aus
QeaeiGneten &orpS be3utreten, 0oS Elm
NOrbilO fir Die anOeren BrOOtn5el beS
preuBi11en StaateS un0 fir gang
0eutI9lanO mer6en lollte. @raf 2ebn-
0orff, Der ouf Doris Wunl9 Oie Orea-
IMITATION 0eS &orpS iiberrommen bate,
erlieb nun eile Offentlife NuifOrberlmg
gum @intritt ms He9iment, unO i9On
mad menigen 9agen erI9ien in Oer
nRDnigsberser Sortunsiden 3eitune"
cine Nn3eige, bic befannt madte, 6aE
felt Der Yublifatton in Der Dorbergeben0en
Gnmmer, oaS Observation-Disclosures
ment betreffenO, bieiem lesteren 3u SEQ.
nteSberg an Sreiminieen, berttten n1b
D0llig e~quipiert unO urmiert, bet8etreten
ieten: l. StuOioiuS 9eiOemann, Sobn
6eS OberbiirgermeifterS, unO nod btele
onbere ilnse Mldnner oller 5tdr6e.
Oa nun unbeltritten OieIeS &eetment
oaS erite i'm Sabre 1918 IN Dreuben
errri6tete Ne9tment 6rettDilliger mar
un0 StuoioiuS 9eiOemanm It9 gu aller-
erIt gum Gintritt in Ooslelbe gemelbet
bat, 70 lit er unbeOingt ais Der critic
preubtI6e 6reipiItge oeS Sabres 1913
an3uertennen. 9eibemann bat rlibm>
bon IN ben S1loHten mttgefo9ten, in
0enen lein Hegimert ii6 ou83etGnete,
namentlid an Der &abbah unO bet
Qeipsig; in Der letten 5dladt aber
pur6e er BEL MOdern idwer Derpunbet.
5deinbor sebeilt, mollte CT benz Seer
na1 Granfrei9 na6fOlsen; aber feline
Idweren Wu1oen bro1en nuf benz
Maride fpieber ouf unO er fanb IN Mei-
mar gaitli6e Nufnabme unO YfLese. NIS
Offi5ier i1ieO er aus benz 3rieesOienfte
unb mur6e ipdter Roitmeiiter 81 Weiben-
fee IN Tbiiringen. Sn ben Sutherland
eetreten, soe er iid Oonn na6 @eimor
8lriid, mo er ii6 literariiden Arbeiten
niomete ullb bOdbetost itarb.
Washington Journal., 1913-09-27
Yin einsm 9idterarabe.

Sin bemegteS 2eben bat nit benz
Tooe Soaquin WiillerS, OeS OtdterS Der
@ierra, bon Dem mir unIere 2eier be-
reits in Genntnib iebten, ieinen Nb=
I9lub gefun6er. Gtnctnnutus Seine
Miller, OaS lit Der ipabre Name oeS nun
entl1lafenen OihterS, mar am 10. Noz
Dember 1841 an ben llfern ocs Mobaib
in Snbiano geboren. Sein Batter, 9u=
linqS Meiller, mo- elmer Der erlten Nn=
lie0ler IN Oregon, mo er aud itarb.
Seine Mhltter par Wiargaret Witt
Miller, mel6e Dor mebreren Sab
rem i'm Nlter BON 80 Sabren in Dem bod
eelegenen Seim ibreS 5obnes bel
Sruitole aus Dem 2eben gel6ie0en lit.
SIN Sabre 1854 5og Die 6umilie mad
Oregon, unO @incinnatiuS, Der Elm rube=
loler Sun9e mar, lenfte, ais er nod teine
20 Sabre alt mar, lno nenig S6ulbli=
oun9 9enoiien bate, feline Sdritte mad
Dem Weiter. Sn Der @e9en0 BON Orefa,
i'm nOroli1en Geile bon Galifornien,
l6iirfte er etne 3eitlang mad Sob.
Spdter iAlob er It6 Dem Treibeuter5use
Mtlliom MuIferS na6 gfiforoeua an.
gfa1 ieiner Riidfebr mad &alifornien
ipiomete er li6 mieOer benz @oloiuden.
8ieie Nrbeit fonnte i'm aber ni6t auf
lange s3eit fefieln, ulb er be0ob Ii6 nod
Oregon 8lIriid, mo er Sura ltubierte
uno pom neuen Columbia College gra=
ouierte. dit Der NedtSprari8, Die er in
Sbabo Oeriu6te, lpor eS aber nidtS,
mesbalb CT Grprebbote wuroe.
SIN Sabre 1868 febrte er mad Ore
gOn 3urhd un6 murOe, % Sabre aft,
9erauSeeber Oes eugene Sin Demo-
cratic Neeilter. Oieie 3eitung muroe
ober bon Den Nrmeebeb0rben ~unteroriidt,
neil lie aneebli6 bo6Oerrdteri i6en Ten=
oenSen bulbi9te.
Damn ma6te Wliller pie0er einen
0eriu6 nit Der HehtsproriS, Die er aber
unterbro6, ais bic Snoianer am Snofe
Niper reOOltierten uno er nit gum
Sample gegen ie au8SOe. Sn bieien
&dmpfen, BET oenen er elmer Der Nn=
fiibrer Der Beiben mar, 5ei6nete er ii6
bur6 iein ~belbenbafteS 8enebmen % aus,
baB TIM ictne bonfboren Wlitbiirger no6
Beenoiguns Der 6einOieliefeiten gum
Hi6ter OOni @rant @ountp mudten.
DteleS Nmt befleioete CT BON 1866 bis
1870.
Gebr er90eIi6 er5dblte er III ipdteren
Sobren bon bieier 9dtigfcit. st iagte,
er babe OamalS elm @eiesbu6 uro Sluei
GebOlOer eebabt, un0 bas lei eenue gez
peien, UNI Die @eredtieteit gu bano=
bober.
llusef6br in Oteie Belt fdllt feline erlte
6t&terii9e 3'etdtigllns, OO9 wurOen
Washington Journal., 1913-09-27
GinpanberertinO auf Der Sabre &c.
itDrben.

Nuf benz 6dbrboOt. baS bic an 8Or6
Der pGurSf" etngetroffenen Ginipanberer
na6 @lliS 9Slano iiberfabrte bat Der
Senienmann bos neunidbrise TD9ters
den Der aus ben Oeutiden Oltleeprouin>
gen fOmmenben Grau Gertrude Yartun
aus ben Armen Der Wlptter bintpeeees
raft.
6rau Portutl, Die lid 5u ibrem in
Bolton m%Obnenben @otten III beeeben
eebeift, trat bic Neile nit ibren bier
&in6ern an, BON benen Spet tpdbrenb Der
u~eberfabrt BON G1orlo6 ergriffen tpiir>
ben. Wdbreno nun ooS cine oerielben
fir3 Dor Der Vunouns auf Der 9rdnens
inlel O~abinserofFt murOe, bra9te mo
Oa8 Speite inS 9oipital unb bic beiben
onOeren 6in6er, iopie Die Mhitter in BITE
Detentionfar5er. /
I'm tbm poridufig ben SUmer5sn err
Iparen, peigerte Ii6 Die 6rdu, ibreH
M1onne irgenO melhe Wlitteilang u
benz berben Nerlulte III MAIDEN, Der II
%betrofien. On einem 8riefe, ben
9eitern bon Der Smell aus an ben @atters
ihr'eb, ieslte ie inn nit, DAB Tie, iOpie
Die SinOer uolIfOmmen SeIunO unO mum.
ter mGrs.L
Washington Journal., 1913-09-27

biebe nun Gubltrat, 70 tpubte Il bod,
boB bic Germe9ilune Iein fam ~ tOeun
Ote andre aud Gliiobetb unb 0eubitrat
bteb~
vGs 1T %tnmerbin bentbor,A antDors
tete 8abr, nboB er ntdt bdran Oodte,
baS 6rdulein BON Rubftrat let ben @ras
fen &ubtrot rdber Derpon6t. Gle fam
ibm selost bOben, Oob fe bieie @erpmtb-
ten ME eeieben babe"
nNber i'd bite bid ~ er miibte trtrts
lid nidt mebr redt BET Betpubtietn unb
Ieberleglns eepeien ietn -
.S6er er bo9te ldn9lt niht mebr IN
bic, pel6e iid %Oerbeiratete, unO uubte
es i%iberbaupt ni6t, iOnoern er beiom
fi6 MIR ouf Oie Ttteldnberune bes GrdIs
Ieins."
rO6er er bate bus 6rduIetn bon Stub
frat Oereeiien -
Der iunee Monn iaete mad elmer
Yauie:
80 gang bel pollen Rrdften mar ber
W2ann 5ebn StunOen Dor ieinem lobe
ia getptb ni9t mebr ~ un6 tpern man
ftirbt, bersiBt man pieIlei9t oIIe-ouber
etnem etn3igen -"
m2lu6 bies fam ietn mtr wtiien IS
ni9t."
rSSa, Oas lit es, G6itb, unb barlm
babe i1 cine 8ttte an bid. W1a1 Ou ben
weiben llmidlag auf. Gr fam bur6
ieOen b~eliebteen eriett iperOen. Gs 1T
fetn gleider Boeen barin, Oas fiblt mo
am 6Ormnt. Sizes bu allen, mas bu
Itebt, Gu ptrit bonn %Dilier, oh eS on bic
lit, nit Der er etpaS erlebte, ober on bic,
nod Der er ft1 iebnte.@
Die iunse 6rau itanb auf unb stno
I'M 3immer lumber.
r@Gre Oetne Ginlettune nt6t, bdtteit
ou mir einfo6 seiaet, i9 fole btelen
Brief leien utO raten, Oh er an cine @ez
liebte o6er ettte fern rmnorbene lit =
70 piir6e bic Sa9e i1on erleotet Ietn.
9fun aber fible i'd O0s Oeffnen ielbft ais
Sn6tstretion.
&obr ltanb ebenfallS auf. Gr mar
erre9t.
sd fam ben Brief nt9t perbrenner
- un6 mad allen, ME es lieet, fam i'd
i'm feiner geben. GS i1etnt mir taft
boiler, eS lit fir mid lei6ter, etne andre
6ruu peib UNI OaS 8ersaneenbeitSi9td-
far elmer oteler 6rallen, ais Elm Mann,
Der 6ann Dor ibr ltebt. Beoente bod,
cine Oabon tpartet auf bic lette Boti6aft
in tbrem Ser5en wartet fie. Giner baOOn
nimmt lie btellet6t etpaS tpie etne Be=
i6dmuus aus ibrer 8ereaneenbeit. SD
fam ben 8rief ni6t perbrennen ~ unO
0u fonnit Der etnen etfpaS ermetien, beflen
CUTE Traspeite mir Oiellei6t gar ni9t
erieben."
Stun - tpenn eS Dir 70 mi6ti9 it,"
anttportete Ote iunee Grau, no fet es
Oenn. Sails mir aber irsenO etpaS
3meifelbaft 1T, 9ermann, iibernebme i6
nt9t bic 8erantmortung, Dir Die ri6ttge
Nbreiie gu iasen."
lln0 Die iln9e 6rau trat 9e9en ooS
6eniter, 3errib laneium ben Deiben um-
i9lag unO las.
SIS NOR cine Weile fill I'M J3tmmer.
Damn punote itd Die iunee 6rau u1o
reidte Sermam &abr OaS Blatt.
Sizes" ia9te ie rlbig. 81 fannit
niftS mebr tln. Die tie erpartet, mtrb
Die lebte 8Otidoft ME befommen. unO
es lit oeS Gotten Sdidial; User 10 Oieleu
bon 9iebe ipra6, Oefien Grnlt erreidt
ni6t mebr ba8 s3iel-"
Sermann &abr er9riff boS 8latt.
Sn i6attenbaften I3tieen einer foum
nod sebOr6enOen 9anO itanb Oa:
Did allein babe i'd seliebt."
Washington Journal., 1913-09-27
Die lette
Dot(aaft.

WoOeue bon Sophie SOdfetter.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1913-07-04
FIGHTING OVER
SPOILS OF WAR
5uLeARIANs ATTACK sERvIANs
AND GREEKS WITHOUT GIVING
THEM ANY WARNING.
Prolonged Effort Of Powers to Prevent
the Outbreak of FratrieidaI War Be-
tween Allies Comes 10 Naught-
Each Army Blaming the other.

London.-The prolonged efforts OF
the powers to prevent the outbreak
OF a fratricidal war between the Bal.
kan allies seems to have failed just al
the moment when ii appeared possible
for the four premiers to meet at St
Petersburg and submit their differ.
ences for Russian arbitration.
Fighting began Monday morning all
along the lines where the Bulgarian
forces are facing the Servians and
Greeks. These probably were only
outpost attacks. but according to the
Greek Official account the Bulgarian
attack extended over the Greek and
Servian front of lao miles.
This is manifestly war without a
previous declaration of hostilities, and
we accordingly are forced to order our
divisions TO advance" says the Official
statement
The opposing armies accuse each
other of initiating the offensive. The
Bulgarian representatives at Athens
and Belgrade. respectively, have pre-
sented notes protesting against Grees
and Servian attacks. The Serviar
government replied by charging that
the Bulgarians are making attacks and
repudiating all responsibility.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1913-07-04
Figured In Famous Episode.

to hunt whales. On Easter Sunday.
April 16, 1876. a whaleboat from the
Catalpa, carrying Captain Anthony
and crew of six men, landed at
Rockingham and next morning had
considerable difficulty in accounting
for themselves to customs officer.
Meantime. at Freemantle, the work
Of rescue had begun. The prisoners
were allowed a great deal of liberty
and were assigned various kinds of
work outside the prison walls. Two
traps. made ready by Desmond and
Breslin, awaited them on the Rock
ingham road, within five minutes run
Of the prison. and when the prisoners,
wearing letters, left the prison for
their assigned duties they we're taken
and conducted by Breslin and Des-
mond. The race for Rockingham was
then begun and that place was nearly
reached before the police learned of
the escape and mounted their horses
in pursuit When the police reached
Rockingham the prisoners were out at
sea In the whaleboat.
But the exciting part of the rescue
had only begun. The whaleboat had
a difficult time in reaching the Catal.
pa, which had been out OF sight be-
low the horizon line when the smaller
boat had left Rockingham beach. A
storm struck the whaleboat and car.
ried away both mast and sail. while
water poured over the stern of the
boat. keeping several OF the men busy
bailing 1t out. Night fell while the
storm still ragged and in this plight
they remained till morning.
In the morning they vainly tried to
attract the attention of the Catalina
which they could see: and to their
CONSERVATION they beheld the govern.
ment steamer Georgette steam toward
the Catalpa. which 1t spoke. The
Georgette made a wide circuit around
the whaleboat without seeing it and
then steamed in toward the shore
After the GeOrgette danger had
passed a coast guard boat came into
sight and headed directly for the Ca
talpa. threatening to cut on the Whale
boat from the vessel Just then Can
tain Anthony succeeded I'm siRnaIlinp
the catalpa. which Immediately dI
reeted its course toward the whale
boat At the same time the coast
guard boat sighted the whaleboat and
stroye TO intercept IT, So close was
the race that the Catalpa which
reached the Ehaleboat first did moi
wait for its passengers to swarm M
its sides. but, lowering the falls. gran
pied the boat fcrs and aft and hoistef
it. with its occupants. on board
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1913-07-04
CURRENCY BILL
BEFORE CONGRESS
ADMINISTRATION MEASURE PRE-,
sENTED TO SENATE AND HOUSE
BY OWEN AND GLASS.
Several Changes Have Been Made in
the Bill as the Result Of Numerous
Conferences Between President
and PARTY Leaders.

Washington. The administration
currency bill was launched on the
troubled seas OF executive considera-
ton Thursday when it was intro
duced in the senate by Senator Owen.
and in the house by Representative
Glass. The house Immediately re-
ferred the MEASURE to the banking
and currency committee
Several changes had been made in
the bin as the result OF the numerous
conferences i'll which President Will
son, Democrats of the house and sen
ate committees, treasury department
officials and committees of bankers
took part. following the publication
OF the proposed measure several days
ago, but despite earnest appeals that
the federal reserve board to control
the proposed new currency system be
given representation. no change in
this provision was made. The board
viii consist Of seven men to be APP
pointed by the president In the SEN
ate. Senator Cummins contemplates
proposing an amendment which
would make the board an elective
body.
Reinserted in the bill was the orig
inal proposition for retiring the pres
ent bank notes within twenty years
and the substitution OF additional fed
eral reserve notes for them. This
eliminates the proposed limit of $780,
100000 in reserve notes contained in
the bill as originally made public. In
replacing the bank notes the govern
ment per cent bonds. upon which
they are now issued, would be re-
funded by per cent bonds without
the circulation privilege.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1913-07-04
PRESIDENT APPROVES PLAN
FOR MERGER DISSOLUTION
Receivership for Union Pacific Avoid.
ed by Agreement to Dispose Of
Southern Pacific Stock.

Observation-Disclosures Wilson on
Saturday approved the plan formed
by Attorney General McReynolds and
the railroad attorney for the dissolu-
ton Of the Union Pacific merger IN
der the Sherman antitrust law. as d.
rected by the supreme court of the
United States. so as to avoid re-
Ownership for the great combination.
This latest attempt of the many
made tn dismember the combination
provides for the disposition of the en-
tire s126.650.OOO OF Southern Pacific
stock held by the Union Pacific.
While no official announcement has
been made. it is understood the plan.
as one step. provides for the exchange
Of $3S,292.4 400 of Southern Pacific
stock for the Pennsylvania holdings
in the Baltimore & Ohio, which are
approximately of the same value. The
remaining sSS,357 500 of Southern Pa,
cific will be DISTINGUISHED and placed
in the hands of a trust company as
trustee, and against this stock will
be issued certificates. with no voting
power to shareholders of the Union
Pacific.