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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-14
Sra l~lorofioro.
G!cftriciteteucrtcr % Nntumubilrntcr
/ DC oriitiac Tiurobuoocr.

Sra Hor0Hor0 lfrIut9 &lni.
&eitlan02buQocruc bar Qaaet uIuau
bella ircm / oe iiOitc 20 30 Mar. &c
cr uGitcn life til at fien0c ilicn. Dc
mango 9merifanerc lom utltr5 bien
Il Counter eitcr Here Mars SruuGr
ira @amleluuoct. nil not bliuc Tor
bouiet oper De itorc 6oranOringer,
iom er fleet omfrinl / @uaoerne.
&iteoeuior Sc imuo. lane &sGitucr
cr opiert tore moltc &oanlug@bus
meO 6 til 10 &rrclier. AIlc &c moll-
&c inlau ll0hlla err mi lonlct un0er
en- itor. rlmmeiiq 2ooe. Rul6t paa
@oorocu uorer NANCE 6rtIttrGr,
9Grbuife % a%iettenUerter, noget
iom Tor 300 2lor iioen uiIoc buue
Bit bctraatet iom Gurus.
Ipr 6oDoc en- @darobruler fin
@uaro / 5000 Smndtciqer. 81.
Sen lloifiituinQcu iom bar pnaQooet
{ Sc ii0ite IS -2 20 Glar bar enbDer
iaoet lin @aoro / Ell % 10 Stpffer.
&nomarfeu er Bit beOrt op0prfet
"a Der oprfes itaOig llomort % l9Q-
Qcs til &nomorfen. Gen enc 8dn-
0el$mano citer Ocu onoen %begpnoer
Torretning. life olene ueOc oeo Sin
en-, men oqiaa oppc / DC ltorre 6lelo.
sale. Sfomaqere o. StrGOoere ne0.
iptter Tia. 6oteIler bp8ge5. Nlt bette
err fleet / DC iiOite 20 9tar. 1913 og
~ blir NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oa PHI.
tomobilrlrternes Nar. %iior CONNER
blcu SEN ierite @utomobilrlte itnrtet
Il Roroiioro. SeIitabet bctalte 30
Qrocent llobutte iii line AttionPrer
Get heloiQe lloiolO bar lluct Moo I'll
at itarte me Rutcr.
Iioroene5 glutomobilieI'tub trait
fereoe Qiuieu: SmOene- SsIiter,
IsrOe- Raobeim mcO ! Ferionbiler
% en- &arebiI.
gtt er , me Sclifubcr m0er Gon-
nellie. st ifdl troiiiere &eilinien
Eoroficr0eiO - @rooaos - 0elleipIt
Strur- ~ oen- ClOeu. Gette Gel.
fat Ifal beOe Nor0iIorO % Seno-
MRS 9IutomobilIelitab "Struns
Nuto" isler ON aorie2iion til at ira
iifere Qinicu MiuOrehmOe %i3nes
Qoen- ClOen. ct SeI'fab itaI
tiore ira 6ielle / Cpitrpn til @rotIio
-Merof eta / @uobrauO$oaIea
Ser pil ogiaa blioe N~utomobIItrn.
iif poa ale @eie ! g~torOfioro og
SerNntere hpor ser fam U9re Gale
3lriituafit. 9ilere ifaI finn
fire Iuriitipionen. I'll andre Ii
Ser er 1raiifen ioa lioen at Del life
nil lMmre ia. Rltterne er lPrllg be-
reanet poo 6uriiter. TN &arebil er
riotionor 6e9un0t eiter Bauife ira
3 49,
Sonoene / 0oroiiorO I'll SsI'ter. Zen
beiororer baaoe &arer og Ferioner.
TelIter iour ueie fla meo et Far |d'
rebiler, inOtil $ernbanen Eaobeim-
Eeroe 2~ssIIier 5auOene tommer.
: Ror0ior0 er ! Sc Gar liSite Nor
bnaoet s. fomm!tuGie o. prioate
eleftricitetsuerter CT lignenoe gtr-
tai er ogIaa lmSer 0pfsrrlie % otsie
ril bliue iprSig / AarctS Sob. gtet'
tricitetsuerferne er beregnet paa at
ifuiie ems iii @pgoenS (Snopaonere.
Som Griufrait er GIettriciteten emo.
mn fife toget noget ipnoerIig / BRIG
voa oisie aanter. On ltnotagelfe
banner @Ioppen. buor ct Sag6rug
% en- minSre 6abrIf oriOes meo elet.
triif arait. Men Den nil iifferlig
blipe 6enpttet bnaoe nj Grlptratt o.
@orme ! itsrre % iterre l%loItr9tuins
eiter bpert iom Sioen gaar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-14

lom er oraqet irem pon 0ette Smroa.
&c bar pirfct iii al prpgc Dor eqen
SmaN o. iii at inoipirere pore nor
ite altnitncre.
Cgioo oen gnmIe ioIfelige 0igt'
ming er iunoen irem.
I@biernicn ca Moe oro1 runot ci.
ter G%pcntnrene, - 0isie QomIc Nis
%Itorier. iom Solicit ieIp nGiten ifnn1-
met iig pco. 0fen sc piite oS, at bette
life bar Can't % Sen, men pro9tfnI.
Sc ltoiIog al Ell eienoommclia 6oIfc.
i%ontaii. - % ieg nil Der nrpuc Ell
Gina iii:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-14

tenen isrit at pie / bpilfen RetninQ
Dor rationale llopifIing oar gnact
0cttc 100 Nor. San u0taIte, at oci
norife 6oIf iiben 1911 bar pGrci
poa &eiie bicln iii liz IeIu.
Eoa GioSpolb iatte bct SoQ iil
iaang, iom ifuIoe lore o5 Nor0nrno
hiem til Sen gonlIe SeIpltGuoiQbco.
hicm iii &c qnmlc Sronitioncr, bicnl
til Dor egen aultitr, biem til Dor e1ell
8oregruno.
100 Iar bar Bette Sog pGret
eli liitanieIig @eppgeIic.
8 Oct politiife 2ip bar ser ppret
lngt megen @rgt pon, at oct ipcciiif
norife fif fommc meo, : 30-NorenC
beqpnote Ell Hcop9elie ior Of iao
@snoerne frcm. Mon fif opQtiNc
Bomber til Of meoe poa Stortinget,
90 ben ~iclfeliqe S%nnfegong, iom roo-
set / be iorifiellige S~anbsbelc frnoc
be6re fonlme tilorbe.
Get er Bette @er1clano nlco @c-
geiitrina ipn9er ON:
"Seit oq Ipot / 6elli9oommcl,
relter M bper Nor0c@ Gal.
IgOeiio % SrenoclaQen
iammen mi fon pcrIc Orb.
&c ser iiooer @llobrono5oaIelt,
( Ell aunmel @llbbe aranl
Naur ban refer iiq / Salen,
bprcr ulIe Suffer pnn.
Ger er Sor0en og Saalogen,
Gelen taller @aItoct Het.
Com oen aanle Or / Sfoqen<
hpbt % bien1lig Finger Def.
Norge berer gornle Stennlcr,
IS6iernS Heit fra WeoalbuS."
Ser bar pGret Mpno blanot oisie
GenoerneS HcprPlentanter nleo Ell
%Ggt pg SnofIpOeIie, lan oet mongc1
Sang bar pGret init Solen, nanr Sc
bar reiit fig. 81 fan bare tpnte poa
Ole @abriel llelano OF Sipert 9tieI-
len.
@iennem Sc ll0pioelier, iom or
giort / Stemmeretten - lau MI %.
iaa &pinoerne er meo - er oct Eril..
clip emo mere Bit fa%'tilaaet, at ollie
Seu9gelier Io1n rerer Jig i norit Sol
felip lfal faa fonnme frenn % iau ia9t
ct Oro paa oct Ste0, bpor 2albetS
Nnliggenoer b%ebanoles.
s Stunt ~ Siotnins,
s &lnit % Sigtning Ter hi Sen
famine SepGgelIe bcninloo oet iom er
lpecifif norif. Bore Walere er ora-
get op giennem Salenc % inb / Sior-
oene % bar fremitiIlet nnrff Natur
oy SolfeIip / oetS Eragt og eienoom.
meligbeb. Get pafte itor 9eaeiltrinq
/ i'm Sio, ga Sieoemnnn og @lloe &c.
gpn0te meo at male "@rltoeirroen /
Sarbanger".
Snoe / sc ofitpngte 9ngoer ug
Siorbe ianbt man ogiaa Sfatte al
f%unitneriif Serb, Iom man brog
frem. Der bar Roienlalingen, SrP.
ifiGringen, SeppepPping, folfelige
Wtelooier og aanmel @rfiteftur,
Sina, iom pibnet ONT, hporoan Sol
fet ielp bapbe piit at ubtrpffe i'm
Cans for Sfienbeb, o. i'm Srang til
at frembringe pafre, barmoniife 5or-
nler.
Whiieer er bGit 6pgget, bnor man
lamler oft Bette, ipm fortpller oS ON
gammel norlf SolfefuIltur.
Sa ri peo alle, bporoan olt oct,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-14
! Sprpa "a llotrufsirt,

s SproQ oQ l~lotrnf9ipt cr NJ o0'
iao Bit mere norife. Ser or itor 6or-
ifiel paa set oImin0eIiae SnleIprog
mi, % set iom bleu brllqt / 1914.
9Ilt cr mi mere biemlia, oq Der cr
en- lterf acknowledgements, Der mcO
@eQeiitrinQ orbeiocr Tor Ell qicmlem-
ari6enoe Sproareiorm / gomntelnor'f
NctninQ.
ga, set norife 6olf bar I Bette 2(or
bumbre0c prret poo Heile bicm til liz
ieIp.
Set err riQtiQnof ioo. at set life er
olle, iom bar biIIiqet oiSIe itcrfc mo-
tionole @eitrPbelier. Ger cr + Gr.
buffet pp inter1ntionnIe SeuGaelIer
% Sammenilutninger, o. 6olf ionl
bar pGret qrebet al oi5ie bar Itaoig
u9ret til6eieIig til at bete9ne DC no-
tionole Hprelicr iom 9iior6rinq. 90
bpiS bort 6oIf Iuffet 2inene ior
lloenperbcnen % life piIoe 'e no0ct
onoet enb set, iont ion0teS / Norqc,
flnoe Ser ppre noQet berettiget | oen-
ne &ritif; men Norompnoene bar
fort feet life itGnQt Jig al. De bar
oIti6 pGret begiGrliNe otter at fomme
lt0 % lGre, og 6e bar life ltPn9t 90.
rem for Sc itore %er6en5beuG9eIier.
Mi5iionen - 6enne tore Sanfe ON
at friltne ale Solf iont bar grebct
gtttioens S~riitenbeo, TeurgeIicn for
MfifoiicIie al berllienoe 3riffe %
N(rbeiocrneS Itore Heisnin9 for beore
% retiproiqere aoar, er oItlammen
Net1lineer, iom inoen bort 6oIf bar
funoet begeiitret Silillttninq.
Naor 6olf fommer OF Ter ne6 poo
set rationale Nrbeioe, fan ser ipore8,
at ale internotionale SammeniIllt-
ninqer beoit pil fllnne lpffeS, naar
bpert 6olfe'laq iuar arbcioc, life
me0 at efterIiane andre, men meo at
finoe lin SoIfecienbommeli9beo og
gisre lin Snoiots meo Ben.
Sfal Ser6ensireoen, iom ri ale
baober funne iu~lobprbes, maa etbOert
5olf, iom fsler, at oct berer Iommen
/ en- gnbeo, iaa leue lit Sio Tor Jig,
uoibpn9ig at andre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-14
oNTTF 10.
MEAD CYCLE co., Dept. F IS, Chicago, N.
% Srgler.
Stort Qaaer.

Gtttp todg eiter "a
tdlog % ueUu, 6Ddo
iom eultes, Etouo.
%Strteoroel eaer Nus
or9el, og Ieifdl I'm
be, at Il Der ,au
iud tisbt Ct uoutertet
Suitulnteut I'll "a
gems Idueite Rrner.
ltPuu bette 9lao.
IHe NORTH WESTERN
MUSIC HOUSE.
$40 2nd Ave. S..
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-14
Zen anmlc Spcrtru.

Gen QomIe Spertro, iom 6olf ieIu
mart bcopnbtc at lie al; men lom
&irfeIiQbcocn err merfelige &citer al
SEN Qamlc beocnifc @lloctro. Den bor
ouret tilbipIp, naor man ifiiIOc be.
itcntmc Sen Sori3ont, hporlm0er Sol.
tctS SantcIip bar freoiet.
NIt Octtc, iom finoea al aammeIt
bar biltIpct pore GiQtcre, naar &c
ifuIoe ifilorc 2iuct / Norae, % biTI-
pe oS til at iorItao oS ieIu og nor
egeu aarafter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-23
MRS. R. D. WORRELL
HEADS MOTHERS

At the meeting Of the Mothers and
Others Club, at the South Side
School, Tuesday afternoon, Mrs. r..
u. worrell was elected president for
the coming year Other officers
elected are. Mrs r. A Threlkeld'
vice president. aad Mrs. r. T,
Gibbs, secretary and treasurer
Miss Maude orita Wallace, super
visor Of music In the schools, made
short talk on the educational ad-
yantages Of the phonograph. she
had a machine and gave several dem
onstrations OF the work. She is
very anxious to have a Victrola for
use In her work.
Folk games and dances were given
by the first and second grade pu-
pts Of Misses Grace Morris and Sal.
tie Garrett. The children were train
ed by aiss Wallace. .supt.Pryor made
a short talk on the great value Of
these dances and games to the
children, both physically and mental
W.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-23
NEW PLAN PROPOS-
Ed FOR EXTENSION
OF ELECTRIC LINE

A number OF Mexico's prominent
business men met at the Ringo
Tuesday afternoon and decided tc
raise $4,000 in Mexico to be
used to extend the electric line from
Molino to Santa Fe. The proposed
extension, with all equipment will
cost $4,000 and it is proposed that
Santa Fe raise $4,000 and the own
ers Of the line will furnish the re-
remaining $4,000. The extension win
be about 7 miles long.
w. W. Fry, who was chairman of
the meeting. is to appoint com
mittee to solicit subscriptions in
this city. His appointments have
not been made as yet however.
Among those present are: John Alb
bay, o. Poison, c. p Malone, X. D..
worrell, Rufus Jackson, Dan Cauth-
orn, c. A. Barnes. L. R. Ferris, Fred
Pitcher, ST Phillip and F. A. Same
beck. kil I.lAlAl Ill
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-23
LEDGER SPECIAL.
washingtOn, D. G.. Tuesday.

Washington, D. c., Tuesday.
AS soon as the Senate acts on
the Mexican resolution. President VIII
son win call an important confer
enee Of his Cabinet, administration
leaders and army and navy officials.
Among those who will be present
are: Major General Wood. Rear
Admirals FAske and Blue and
John Lind, the Presidents personal
envoy to Mexico. 1t is stated at
the White House, that the resolu-
tion as framed by the senate's For
elgn Relations Committee is salts
factory to the administration. It
really gives the President more pow
er than is necessary.
Washington, D. c.. April 21.
The President in statement TO
newspaper correspondents said he
bad no enthusiasm for war; that he
hoped to avert it, but that he was
taking forceful steps now TO stop
those indignities which might lead
to armed conflict.
He drew distinction between
the Huerta faction and the great
body of Mexican people, who had
refused to recognize Huerta as their
President.
The President, in deprecating the
war spirit that had arisen, saida
"In no conceivable circumstance
will we fight the people of Mex
leo"
Measures short of war" are plan
ned by the President, such as seizureI
of customhouses, occupation of
coast towns, taking Of Mexican war
ships and blockade of Mexicols
commerce with the United states.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-23

REFLECT sUPT.
HERBERT PRYOR.
At a meeting Of the Mexico
School Board. Monday evening,
Herbert Pryor was reelected ni-
perintendent of the Mexico Pub
lie Schools at the same salary. Mr..
Pryor has made a splendid exc ".
tive since he became the head Of
the schools and the patrons will be
glad to know of his reelection.
James Culbertson, son Rev. ard
Mrs. A. B. Culbertson, Of this city,
and Robert Campbell, Of Marshall
we're elected to teach in MeMillan
High School One will teach mathe-
matics and science and the other
English. Whose places they will
fill have not been made public.
Both will graduate at Central
College, Fayette, this spring and
are splendid young men. Mr.. Culbert
son has been teaching in the Cen
trail Academy for the past year.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-23
312 Marines Reported Killed

St. Louis, Wednesday Afternoon
The Republic has bulletin that 3l2 American
marines were killed at Vera Cruz this morning. This
statement cannot be authenticated, however.
HOUSE coNcvRs WITH SENATE.
ROWLAND NEWS BUREAU
LEDGER
Washinqton o. c., Wednesday afternoon
The House concurred the Senate substitute resou
on syng Wilson in Of armed forces in Mexico y
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-23

IL you are in the market for a
grand residence lot on which to build
a home, here's your opportunity
We have for quick sale at bar
gain prices several beautiful lots in
Esstholm Addition and also the pret
ty Bungalow, and the lots adjoining
VIII sell any one lot or all. The
,wner lives in Texas and wants IL
sell at once. d3wt
RICKETTS, G. WHITNEY.
sThe Abstractors.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-23

WE notice that disappointed
candidate for the Postoffice in st.
Charles, Mo, is refusing to distribute
seeds for Hon. Champ Clark, Con
gressman from this district and
SAYS from "now on, our Congressman
can Just get some one else to do
his chores for hm.@ Mr.. Clark can't
not endorse but one man for each
Postoffice and there is generally at
least a dozen candidates. Those
who are disappointed should show
they are good losers. We think
the disappointed candidates for the
Mexico postoffice are all going te
refuse to show their "sore toes" y
dhey have any.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-23
LEDGER SPECIAL

Washington, D. c., April 81.
1890 a. m.
The Foreign Relation Committee
of the Senate reported the House
resolution authorizing the President
to use the army and navy in dealing
with Mexico shortly after midnight
with committee amendments. The
amendment added Is as follows;
Resolved, That the United States
disclaims any hostility to the Mexi-
can people or any purpose to make
war upon them" hl |
The original resolution approx
ing President Wilson'S purpose to
use arms in Mexico was passed by
the House after spirited debate
OF 2 hours last night by a vote Of
sS7 to 81. The amended resolution
will probably be passed by both
branches of Congress to-day.
Try to Stop Huerta.
Mexico City, Mexico, April ~,
Pressure was brought to bear upor
General Huerta by diplomatic repre-
seutatives Of foreign governments, to
day, in an eleventh hour attempt t.
induce him to yield to the demands
of the American government. Envoy
cfEuropean and South American coul
tries strove to alter his determine
tion, bit without avail.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-23
In. N ann I'll llrarH
Ann Thil aafrk...
30 YEARS AGO.

80 YEARS AGO.
Dobyns & Gibbs were druggists
in Mexico.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs, J. s. snidow,
daughter.
II. A. Gass was county school com
missioner
w. Fl. Kennan was chairman of
the County Central Democratic com
mittee.
Willard Potts sold ice.
James Robinson, the champion bare
back rider, was with Sells Brothers
DR.. Hickman and Miss Lou Wright
we're married.
Hiram Greer was in the lumber
business at yandalia.
Born, to DR.. and Mrs. Walker,
son.
Charles Wainwright died.
20 YEARS AGO.
Senator Major died at Fayette.
Mrs. r. P. Harrison died at Nc
Credie.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Jack
son, son.
w. H. white was planting potatoes
east Of the City Hall.
A marriage license was issued to
,C L. Dowell and Miss Annie Leep-
er.
Rev. ]. w. Owen was pastor at
Oivet.
4 J..w. squires and Miss Lucy Thorn
as we're married. 4
10 YEARS AGO.
Prof. David w. May of Kentucky
who married Miss Lena Harrison oi
Mexico, accepted position with the
U. S. Department Of Agriculture II
Porto Rico.
e. B. Scott, negro school-teaeh
er at Laddonia, murdered his wifi
by cutting her throat.
w. e. Sanderson was elected cap
tain of Co. F, N. G. NJ, at Mexico.
Miss Maude Kelso and. George Aus
tin were married in st. Louis.
Born to Mr.. amid Mrs. Tom Scott
a daughter.
William G. Foster of Milwaukee
wis, and Miss Iona B. Thomas Q
this city were married,
Mrs. A. B. Daniel was buried i
this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-23
Zine NuRsERY srocK.

wilkerson NJ & o. Co. still has
a good assortment of Nursery Stock
for sale, north Of Hotel Hoxsey, Mex
leo, Mo. The planting season will con-
tinue for about two weeks yet.
We have apple, pear, peach, plum,
cherry, grape, asparagus, rhubarb.
raspberries, strawberries, currants,
gooseberrles roses, shade and orna-
mental treds. dw1
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-23
RuFus JACKSON. reserrIng

RUFUS JACKSON, referring to
his appointment as Postmaster Of
Mexico in our daily contemporary
says. MANY Democrats in Mex
leo, who indorsed Mr. Jackson, did SO
because Of his activity in party
work and particularly for his ef
forts in behalf pf the Speaker in
the latteris campaign in 1912. He
was an alternate, and in the absence
Of Judge D. H. Harris, of Fulton, sal
as a member OF the Missouri dele
cation at the Baltimore convenr
ton"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-23

CLARE HARDING. in writing to
The Ledger from Lexington. KY. says
Lexington reminds me moro Of
Mexico than any town have been
in. Beautiful, well-dressed womer
galore and fine horses and mules. l
have seen several Mexico people and
many others who know Mexico peo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-23
. n,prunAx SURPRISE.

Last Sunday, April IL, Mr. and MIS-
II. c. Black had a great surprise
Il was Mrs. Blacks birthday. she
was presented with a fine set ol
china dishes and set Of silver
knives and forks and those present
we're Mr.. and Mrs Charley Black
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. At
l,ins and son, Louis, Mrs. Mary IA
veuscraft. Mr.. and Mrs. Page, Messrs'
page. John Atkins, Earl Brasn'
cars. Perry Riggs, and W. W. Fry
of Mexico; Mr.. and Mrs. chas
Beasley Of Martineburg. They an Gu
ioyed a big fine dinner and after !
Jolly, good time they all departed
for home, wishing Mrs. Black many
many more happy birthdays. X
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-23
LEDGER SPECIAL.

The City of Mexico, April 21.
The following statement has been
issued from the Foreign office of the
Huerta government:
General Huerta offers all guarantees
to foreigners, Americans included
who may remain in Mexico, and he
will Improve this opportunity to
show the world that his govern
ment and Mexico are moral and civ
irlzed."
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-23

ANOTHER movement is on foot to
extend the Mexico, Perry & Santa Fl
Railroad from MoIino to Santa Re
and we trust those behind the
movement will be successful. The
people Of Mexico are all Interested
in the maintenance and extension
Of this electric line.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-23
FRUIT CROP NOT HURT.

Although a temperature of 2S de
grees prevailed throughout central
Missouri night before last, DR.. J. G.
Whitten, horticulturist at the U. s
Agricultural Experiment Station al
Columbia, says the injury, If any
is not great enough to lessen the
prospects for good fruit crop.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-23
M. WHITE & SON
MEXICO LEDGER
i. WHITE 6 SON, MEXICO, MO.


HART, Of Minnesota.
/ PROCLAMATION setting
h Of April 1875 as
|wesk," and asks the
|m organizations, the
hsens generally Of his
| in action hooking to
keminatlon Of the lat
suggestions for the
4 control Of the great
|annually costs the
10 many millions, This
idea and II II is not
bughout the state Of
Ian acc no reason why
\ should not follow The
hlng done to prevent
/ worth while and II
/ that data about the
|entlon OF this dis
l given to the farmers
Generally. A little co
u this line should
Suits.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-23
TO NEW MEXICO.

Carter Johnson has bought ho-
tel at Las Crucas, New Mexico, and
his family will move there with
in the next two weeks to Join
him. Their many friends in Mex
leo regret to have them leave, but
wish them success in their new home
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-23

CAPT. b. H. DORSEY, of the u.
s. Army, who is Commandment at
the Missouri Military Academy in
Mexico, asks to be relieved so he
can go to the front II we have a
war with Mexico. Captain Dorsey
Is somewhat OF fighter himself.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-23

ONE Democratic Congressman
from New York who voted againEt
repeating free tolls says it ts"all up"
with him, as he can never explain to
his constituents why he failed to fol-
low President Wilson's lead Says 'ft
Is ali over, | am a goner."
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-23

REMEMBER that Saturday, APP
ril 25th, is Stallion Day in Mex
leo and there should be a splendid
exhibition of fine horses. Let's
keep up Mexico's reputation as the
horse center of the earth.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-23

THE Cape Girardeau Repubi-
can published by the Naeter Brothers
has issued a magnificent industrial
number in magazine form. 1t is I'LL
ed with pictures of Cape Girardeau'
facts concerning the town and sur
rounding country and advertising ot
the live. wide-awake, up-to-date mel
chants Of the town. The Naeter broei
ers have one of the most complete
printing plants in the State ol
Missouri and this fact was eyidenc
cd by the excellent paper published,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-23
Tampico Has Been Taken

Washington D. c., Wednesday.
At 80 this afternoon Secretary Bryan was noti-
fed that Tampco had been taken by Rear Admiral Bad
ger He was notified at 1923 that marines had landed
there No details were learned
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-23
LEDGER SPECIAL.

LED1Eh SfECiAL.
New York-Tuesday. (Receiyed
from Central News Committee on
board U. s. S. Arkansas by Wireless
at Key West.) /
Rear Admiral Badger, in charge Of
the fleet now sailing for Tampico,
will give 4S hours notice before
beginning fire on any Mexican port
in event that hostile action is def
lnitely decided upon. The fleet will
arrive at Tampico Wednesday morn
ing,