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Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-17
AupsAln.s HOG CHOLERA.

HOG cholera seems to be breaking
out anew In Audraln county and Far
mer Rusk has begun v~accluating porl
ers in all parta OF the infected re
gions.
Why MOI inaugurate an And-Hog,
Cholera campaign under the auspices
Of the Audrain County Farm Bureau
and make a concerted effort to
stamp out this costly disease
II Farmer Rusk succeeds in elm
mating hog chosera from Audrain,
he viii have saved Us many times
more than the sum paid for his servi
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-17
HAwAIi BAR PROTESTS BALL
Honolulu, July IL

"Tuf July II.
me Hawaii Bar Association cab.
lea 70 President Wilson and Attorucy
GENERAL McReynolds Saturday a pro.
yes. against the appointment Of ciaua
Dall Of Missouri TO the attorney gen.
era for Hawaii The message saws
the members Of the association
oppose the appointment Of a uon.rs.,.
aeht when a competent man cou,d
have been four3 here.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-17

or COUNTY coHvEk-
TIoN OF CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
To Be Held At SAT- River Church,
July 2s-2e.
Monday. July %.
Afternoon
REGISTRATION and assignment Of del
sra.es and lnfomal greetings.
Evening
s:Oo-s:2o Song and devotional ser,
vice. ]. D. Greer.
s:so-S;50 Address. the Dlscip-
les in History and Prospect" Frank
Leonard. Canton. No.
s:s0-s:a5 Address. "The Present
Day Challenge 10 the Church" w A
shullenberger. Mexico. Mo.
Tuesday. July 20.
Morning
9~:Oe-4a:25 Psalm Study. De
~yolIous and song. II. W. Pinksion.
CofumDiaf MO
s:25 - $50 Appointment Of Com
mittecs.
s~:3O-i0.Oo Symposium; Cues
tions and Discussion leach speaker is
limited to five minutcs).
/. What the Country Church
Most needs. BY j, W. Blum. Discus
sion by Rev. ]. N. Cameron.
2. Is the Country Church Pro-
=--..-s ar DECLINING; why7 by
Geo. r. Mosby. Discussion By Rev.
F. NJ. Tibbs
Q. what should be expected OF
the Officers OF the Country Church
es, for the Church's prosperity and
progress? by v. v. Smith. Discus
sion by Rev. ]. D. Greer.
o:OO-Io:15 'The Church's OBJ
legation Toward Young people" Rev
.Chas. H. Swift, Centralia. Mo.
10:15-10:30 'The Church's Task
from a Business Mans Stand Point"
y. c. Mundy. County Pres.
1O:3O-10:5O Temperance Addrefs
Judge Alex Carter.
49, 0-11:00 Special Music.
1i:00-11:40 Conference. Cues
tons. Information on Missionary Ma
ters,
Afternoon
C. w. B. NJ. Hour
2:00-2.15 Devotional services,
Miss Anna johnson, Benton City.
2:15 2:25 Reports from Auxil-
iaries in county.
2:25-2:35 "Why do the Women
of the Smaller Churches Need the
C. W. B. M" Mrs Roy Ferris. Mex
leo
2~:35-2:40 Ladies quartet.
2:40-2:50 How to Organize and
Maintain a c. W. B. NJ. Auxiliary In
the Smaller Churches" Mrs P
Rowlison, Vandalia.
~2:50-2:55 Circle prayer.
2%:55-s:O5 '"The place OF the
Young women's Circle in the c. W.
B. NJ. Work" Miss Dorothy worrell,
Mexico.
~s:05-3:15 THE value Of the Mis-.
sion Circle to the Young Women OF
the Church, Miss Odessa Gibson Mex.
leo.
3:15-s;3o Report OF Committee.
Bible School Hour
3~:20-s:s5 'aThe value OF the Bf.
BILE School TO the Town" Jos. Dye.
yandalIa, Mo.
3:35-3:5O How We Secured an
Efficient Country Bible School. C M
Fox, Rising Sun.
3:50--4:05 "why This is tho Age
OF Bible School," J. w. Dry. Mexico.
4:o5-4:s0 Reports from seven.
teen churches OF Audrain County.
Evening
S:00-S.1G Praise service.
S:20-Address. J. P. Rowllson, Dis
trict Superintendent.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-17

SOCIETY. when 1t permits the sal,
Of iHtoxicants and throws around
u 80 many glamours and entlcementl
to lure people to its use, is more
10 blame than the poor devil who be.
comes its victim" This sentiment
was not expressed by a party who is
. crank on the subject Of temper
ance. 1t IS a quotation from the let.
ter one o. the best known circuit
Judges in Missouri wrote to the
state board Of pardons about a sub
stantial. respected citizen who took
human life while IN a frenzy of in
toxicatlon- Continued victories for
local option indicate that society is
wise to the hint handed out
BY this circuit Judge.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-17

The State OF Missouri TO tho y
named defendant. greetlng;
Now, on this July 9Th, 1919, I'd
the plaintiff in the above nd
cause, and files with the CIeh
the Audrain County Circuit COwI
vacation. her petition duly Vrl
wherein among other things ID
IN alleges, that defendant I'D
Pearl Lue. is a nonresident I'D
State OF Missouri. and canndt
served with the ordinary process
law in this State.
It Is therefore ordered BY
Clerk OF the Audrain County CD
Court. in vacation. that publnsH
be made herein, notifying the 4
nonresident defendant, Pearl
that plaintiff has commenced
against him in the Circuit COu
Audrain County, Missouri, the d
and general nature Of which q b
tain a decree Of divorce from 4
defendant on the grounds Of gsss
indignities and desertion, and
you. said nonresident defendant
hereby notified of the pendenT
this suit. the object and genera
thereof. and unless yoq ~
appear at the next regular tern
the Audrain County Circuit Com
be begun and held at the
House In Mexico, Audrain cca
Missouri, on the first MondiY
September 1918. and on or bss
he first day Of said term alsEs
otherwise plead TO plaintiffs
ion the same Will be taken q q
iessed and decree rendered Is
d In said petition. b
And It is further ordered N
copy hereof be published b
iexico Weekly Ledger, a v
W.
published in Audrain .
y, Missouri. for four weeks 500
rely, the last Insertion to be p
han fifteen days before DE
arm OF said Court aforesaid.
Witness my hand and Official
one at office in tho City Of
o. County and state Aforesaid
nly 9Th, 1918.
(sEAL) u. +. ELLIOTT, 81
Jerk OF the Audrain Circuit C0df
A true copy from tho record
Attest; u. r. Elliott, CLERK.
Fry q Rodgers, Attys plalnalin'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-17
oREAR IN

'ohn orear left for Washington, d.
", Saturday night. While there he
wiz consult with Secretary Of State
Bryan and President Wilson as to his
uuties and policies at LaPaz. Mr..
orear viii return in a few days and
Q here viii go Immediately to his
post.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-17
ONLY FEW MAPS

State Highway Commissioner Fran
Buffum is using a Ledger map. the o
fetal AudraIn county map, in his
tour Of inspection here. There are on
ly a few Of these maps left.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-17

Ben Elliott. the architect, has So.
cured a contract to draw the Mis-.
sour Industrial School for Bows A.
a'S Mr.. Elliott is a splen.
aia workman and will give satIsfac.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-17
OF FINAL srrrls,..~
OF ElnAl srrn---

"oIicE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
"olce Is hereby given that final
settlement of the estate of Harvo~
The ueceased' will be made at
cne August term OF the probate
SOurt OF Audrain county, Missouri -
=. neid at Mexico. Missouri. On he
~ me second Monday in August ina
ELMER REED,
Admfnfafrafo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-17

FEARS Of political domination Of
business r frankly expressed. The
old adage The king can DO no wrong
has been superseded by "A RepubH-
can form Of government can be re
lied on to do the right thing"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-17
OUR cHAuTAUoUA WILL BE
GREATER THAN EVE

Duh cHAuTAUoUA WILL BE
GREATER THAN EVER
Mexico chautauqua Program
Aug. 24-30 Inc.
superintendent, ]. O. Robinson.
Morning Hour Lecturer, Marguerite
Curtis. English Journalist.
Programs begin promptly.
Children's Hour. 300 a. m.
Morning Lecture, 1890 a. n.
Afternoon Music, 2:30 p. m.
Afternoon Lecture, 800 D. m.
Evening Music. 1880 p. m.
Evening Lecture, s;15 p. m.
Sunday, Aug. "a.
AFTERNOON = Opening Exercises
and Important Announcements.
Concert, The Spanish Ladies orche
ira.
Lecture, "The Signs OF me Times"
Dr. Jos. R. Hanley.
Admission, 25 cents.
EVENING-Concert BY The spaplrh
Ladies Orchestra
Popular Lecture. "A Lesson TO the
Nation" Judge A z. Blair, Of Ad.
dams County. Ohio.
Admission rs cents.
Monday, Aug. rs.
Illustrated Travelogue for Children
Morning Lecture. Authors / Have
Known"
AFTERNOON, Music by Jacob Reu.
ter Company.
Address. DR.. Frank W. Gunsaulius,
Of Chicago.
Admission, so cents.
Concert by Jacob Reuter-
Humorous Lecture. Ralph Parlette.
Admission. 25 cents.
Tuesday Aug. 2e.
Illustrated Travelogue for Children
Morning Lecture, "A Literary
AFTERNOON, Music by The Harm.
ony Concert Company.
Address, Political Patriotism"
ioy. A. c. Shullenberger, Of Nebrask ]
Admission. 80 cents. d
EVENING, Concert by The Harmony
Concert Company.
Popular Lecture. Popular Fallacies
,r Ernest Wray o'Neal, First NJ. I'll
Chicago.
Admission. IS cents.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-17
TIME.

The season is at hand when
typhoid fever get In its deadly
work.
Did you ever stop to consider
why this is true?
FLIES.
That's the answer.
As the hot season lengthens
flies become more numerous. Sci.
entists now know absolutely that
most cases of typhoid are trace
able to flies. One fly that alights
on your food may carry enough
typhoid germs on its feet to in.
oculate an entire family.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-17
The Weekly Ledger
nnh.psd :. ths r. o. h Ksxtsa IA
"a nkmiNrd e EAelAA nataar.

Az unusual tine has elapsed With
out Harry Thsvs getting any oolig-
lng and Industrious lawyers into trou
hla
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-17

Average Of all leaders !.
$500 per day Of eight hours +
strong, healthy man can lea.
ten days to mine clay on ''''. Y
Work ls absolutely safe and I
accidents underground than Q" Y
Work steady every day In N
year. Pay In cash Saturday r.
Can use IS men. ]
Other positions around factor !.
frem $3.50 to $3.50 per day. q"
90 men on top.
Apply 10 r. w. Bryson' O'.s
Superintendent, or r. NJ Sp''
superintendent Of Mines
Mexico Brick q Fire clay
MssIeo, Mo-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-17

The stste Of Missouri to II.
| named defendant, rres,,D. z
Nov On this July 5,h ~,
tho plaintiff in the aboy. q
cause and files witt the w..
the Aadraln County clrcut
IN vaoaiioa. his petition dul, ~
Wherein among other things. ~.
alleges, that defendant bs,.. )
BIRD, Is a nonresident ~.
State Of Missouri, and cana, |,
served with the ordinary r,o.,.
law IN this State.
Il Is therefore ordered nv 81.
OF the Audrain County Clr,s I
in vacation that publication
made herein. notIfynig the s,a I
resident defendant, Mary p,s !
plaintiff has commenced snt
her IN the Circuit Court q,
drain County. Missouri. The ~
and general nature of which I,
tain a decree of divorce from !.
defendant Oh the grounds O, -.
indisnities and desertion, and !,
you. said non-resident defeDs,,s i
hereby notified OF the peudsnl
this suit, the object and gsOs-I.
ture thereof. and unless yuu
ana appear at the next reElv n
Of the Audrain County Circpa ~
to be begun and held at tbs Al
House in Mexico. Audraln a.
Missouri. on the first Monday
September 1913, and on Oh Nj
the first day of said term M.
or otherwise plead to plsiutr, I
tition the same will be taken a \
fessed and decree rendered a,
ed in said petition. II
And It is further ordered a.
copy hereof be published IN Thai
N|
leo Weekly Ledger "a week., NJ
paper publishd in Audraln CO,'
Missouri, for four weeks suoe,w
". the last insertion to bs
than fifteen days before u.
term Of said Court Aforesaid
CsEAL) Witness my hand ri
fetal seal. Done at office h
City OF Mexico, County and N
aforesaid this July 9Th, 1913.
z. F. ELLIOTT,
Clerk Of the Audraiu Circuit .
A true Copy from the record.
Attest: r. r. Elliott, Clers.
E s CAN'T. Atty for Plaintiff ID
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-17
BRICK FOR L

|. we have plenty of good building
o'ek or fire brick for sale at prices
you can't beat None
Detter, or cheaper. M.xlee rl,.
Brick and Clay Company. s4tt
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-17

Mr.. and Mrs u A bearing snant
me week end the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. chas. C~laybrook.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-17

Mrs. Horace southBick is home a.
Ter a delightful VISIT Ia Kansas.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-17

Mrs. Med. Bridgford was u
Louis Monday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-17
Baking Powder Biscuits

Light - = Feather
ByNrs. ya.d Atksn=i< HI, Ed;Anr@
As RoSzOs Caakise Sahoos Aagasins
Baking Powder Biscuits made By this
recipe are % far ahead Of ordinary bA-
king powder biscuits that, If ouce tried.
Won VIII never use any other recipe.
Try It the next tine you run short Of
brad. Save this recipe. 2 Q
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-17
Men Wanted!

For mining clay. consisting Of
Gre shooting and shoveIlns y
cars underground. Wages by Inc y
Fro, las weeks payroll follow
mrn avt ssec for six days tho '''''
ina sn,frsfs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-17
ORDER or ~pusLlcAr,o,

= Of A~Iissour)
County OF Audra.n, Ia
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-17

In the Circuit Court, sop,,n,..
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-17
ORDER or PUBLICATION

State OF Missourl)
County Of Audraln) We
The Washington herald., 1913-10-18

the Nendel BeilIss' murder trial at Kien'
Russia
The resolution sets forth shat 1t Is
the sense OF the American Congress thai
the principles Of eternal justice and the
interests Of civilization demand that
these false. senseless. and infounded
charges and accusations that this mar
or any other Jew was lever guilty OF
ritual murder be withdrawal" and
that the Secretary of State be au-
,thorized and instructed to convey through
our Ambassador at st. Petersburg the
sentiments and feelings Of the American
people"
. The preamble OF the resolution sets
forth that an attempt is being made
70 indict the Jewish race by introducing
an outrageous and nnfounded charge
that the Jews have practiced ritual
murder" . and that the civilized world
Is aroused by this false and sen5eiess
accusation that the Jews used the blood
Of Christians in any OF their religious
rites"
The preamble also states that rep
etition is liable TO lead 10 massacres In
Russia. as sit is manifest that the OBJ
ject sought TO be accomplished by this
accusation Is to create prejudice in the
minds of Russian subjects against the
Jewish people"
The resolution was referred to the
Committee on Foreign Affairs.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-18
Protectorate for Mexico
With u. S. Taking Part,
Is Urged by Mr.. Sherwood

Representative Sherwood OF Ohio in the
House yesterday urged that the United
States join with other powers in estab-
fishing a protectorate over Mexico for
the restoration Of peace and order. He
contended that such action would not
be in violation of the Monroe doctrine.
While he advocated Intervention in
Mexico on the protectorate basis, Mr.
Sherwood declared that he had no crit
icism to make of President Wilson'S
Mexican policy.
THE human policy OF President Wilson
in using moral suasion and soft-glove
diplomacy in the settlement OF the Mexi-
can question:" said Mr.. Sherwood, has
not pacified Mexico, nor prevented the
usurping President Huerta from as
suming all the functions of government
He has enforced his Official ukase to
dissolve the Congress by sending the
supreme representatives Of the people to
prison by the bayonets OF his servile
army. This autocratic military rule. the
product of treachery, conspiracy, and as
sassination, calls upon the government
OF the United States for active inter-
vention for the restoration of the re-
public"
Mr.. Sherwood gave an elaborate his
torical explanation OF his views of the
Monroe doctrine, concluding by saying
that it would be no violation of-the Mon
roe doctrine for any power or combina-
tion of powers to try to straighten out
the tangle in Mexico.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-18
RUSSIAN WORKERS MAKE
PROTEST AGAINST TRIAL

St. Petersburg, Oct H.-Several large
bodies of industrial workers today Joined
in the protest against the ritual mur-
der farce in the trial of Mendel Beiliss
at-Kieff. Thinking Russians of all classes
are daily expressing their abhorrenee of
the trial, which, in their opinion, can
bring nothing but disgrace upon Russia.
Among the protests from the indus
trial centers was the ordering Of one
day strike of the 5000 employees at the
naval dock yards at Nikolaieff. This
was the day fixed for the strike, but
owing to the press of important work,
tho leaders succeeded in getting the men
to abandon the strike.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-18
PROF. DROPPERS TO BE
MINISTER TO GREECE
Political Economist Of Williams Col
lege Selected for the Post by
President Wilson.

President Wilson has selected Garret
Droppers. professor Of politicats economy
in Williams College. to be American
Minister to Greece. Prof. Droppers will
succeed DR.: Jacob Gould schurman.
president of Cornell University, who se-
cured a leave Of absence in order TO
accept the post from President Taft a
year ago.
The new minister was born in Milwau-
kee, Wis, in 1850, and has had a varied
academic career. He has taught political
science at the University of Tokyo,
Japan, the University of South Dakota,
and the University OF Chicago.
His appointment. II is understood. was
approved by Senators Lodge and Weeks,
Republicans. as well as by the Demo-
cratic representatives from Massachu-
sets. The State Department has been
Informed that his nomination viii meet
with the approval OF the King of Greece.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-18
BANK AT EASTERN HIGH.
win BE Opened I'm Near Future, Ae-
eerdiag to Notice Issued.

Preliminary notice OF the establishment
OF an Eastern High School bank. TO be
opened in the near future. has been is
sued by its president, Capt. F. W. Deca,
recently appointed captain OF the cadet
company Of the Capitol Hill school The
notice states that the bank viii pay 3
per cent interest on deposits and have
the combined advantage CT savings and
commercial bank. with the safety OF a
national bank.
The bank will be the outgrowth of the
business course introduced this year at
Eastern High School. whichis practically
identical with the course at Business
High School A large number OF pupils
in the Eastern section OF the city are
taking the business course at Eastern
High instead of making the long trip
daily 70 the Rhode Island Avenue school
The Washington herald., 1913-10-18
final SOLUTION
near in MEXICO

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
The Washington herald., 1913-10-18
JUDGE Threatens
PRESS FREEDOM
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.

did not mention rabbis in connection with
the case until two months after Andrew
Yushinsky had been found dead.
Two important witnesses will be called
tomorrow. They are Fetinger and Lam
dau, the two Jews no are said to strongly
resemble the two Jews who are alleged
10 have dragged the Yushinsky boy to
the brickyard. The prosecution viii at
tempt to show that these men were in
strumental in the kidnapping Of the boy.
The police records show that both men
were staying with Beiliss at the time
the murder occurred. This, it has been
learned. was because OF the residential
restriction placed upon the Jews.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-18

for the dictator Is said to be In constant
fear OF assassination.
Except as he may have received YER.
hal report upon one or both Of the last
two messages from our representatives
in Mexico. the President has not been
informed Of their contents. Neither the
Lind message nor the OShaughnessy re-
port has been sent to the White House.
As the President has kept In close touch
with the Mexican situation. however, Il
is certain that he knows the contents of
these reports. and the fact that he was
in remarkably good spirits yesterday.
certainly may be taken to discredit the
sensational reports on the diplomatic
conference and may lend color to the re.
port OF President Huerta's intended abb
dication.
DEVELOPMENTS Are Expected.
One thing is certain, something big Is
on the boards in Mexico City. 1t may be
that Huerta is about to step aside. II
may be that the Federal army, or that
part which Huerta has felt safe In keep
ing In Mexico City. is due for another OF
its periodical revolts. But officials here
feel, as do residents of Mexico City, that
something is brewing which will swing
the pendulum definitely either to peace or
war.
The abdication OF Huerta and the selec-
tiou OF cdnQlQate acceptaDlo 10 all
factions in Mexico would come as a COM
plete yindication Of President Wilson's
Mexican policy, even though the mission
of John Lind has met with complete fail
ure. 1t would be a victory for the Wilson
brand Of diplomacy which its fondest ad-
herents had lost hope of seeing. On the
other hand, 1t might mean only such a
temporary adjustment as the election Df
Madero brought about after the downfall
OF Porfirio Diaz. unless President Wilson
sees fit TO follow his present course to
its logical conclusion and continue to
manifest an intimate interest in the in.
ternal affairs OF Mexico even after the
election Of a so-called constitutional gov
ernment.
Refugees Leave Monterey.
Consul General Hanna at Monterey,
Mexico. informed the State Department
yesterday that nearly all American refu-
gees had left Monterey. Efforts are be-
ing made through Admiral Fletcher and
Consul Canada at Vera Cruz to have
by the Norwegian steamer Texas, now
being done by the consular officials for
the comfort and well-being Of the ref
ugees.
Rebel advances in Southern Mexico.
coupled with the capture OF the town of
Fresnillo, in the State of Zacatecas.
were reported to the State Department
yesterday. The revolutionists also are
te have burned nine bridges at
Paredon. near Saltillo. No anti-foreign
outbreaks have been reported.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-18
Light Brigade survivor Dies.

London, Oct 17-sir George wombeIl,
last of the officers who took part in Che
charge OF the Light Brigade at the battle
Of Balaklava In 1854. died today. aged
eighty-one. He was a lieutenant in the
Seventeenth Lancers during the crimean
The Washington herald., 1913-10-18
n. F. KerIsam Resigns.

r. F. Kerkam. for several years requisi-
ton clerk OF the Board OF Education.
yesterday resigned. to take effect No
vember I, The position has been offered
NJ. o. Jacobs. OF the Auditors office Of
the District
The Washington herald., 1913-10-18
HOUSE RESOLUTION CALLS
BEILISS TRIAL A FRAUD

Representative SABBATH of Illinois in
troduced a resolution in the House yes
terday calling upon Congress to defend
the Jewish religion from defamation in
The Washington herald., 1913-10-18
spani.h Copper Miner. sfrske.

Madrid. Oct, 1.-THE Spanish copper
industry came to a standstili today with
strike Of 2l,eoo miners IN Huelya
Province. The famous mines at Minas
dc Rotinto closed down.