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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-22


| 8. Reniefeat, youngstown.
6enrp Duerf, Ddnton.
SermaH Eritihler, Siffin.
13. &iher llnterfud Dung.
sSreb. Olt, 9aDtpn, 9oriiber.
Gilbert Usiiller, Martins 5errp.
Sobn &imble, Stffin.
Brant 2orh, Columbus.
Gbos. Wenier gfnctns
matt.
IA. Spesial 6 mmittee
fir Relolutionen, bic Gmpfeblungen
bes gunbesprditbenten Or. s. S.
Seramer uub Mnbere betreffenb:
SO6n Timer, 5olebo, goriibsr.
u. &dllmertpn, Wansfielb.
s. 8. Oprer, 8eqaire.
Or. Carl 3iegler, Cincinnati.
5beo. !Siller, Canton.
Wm. Gutberlet, Bellebue.
Spbn Gger, Cincinnati.
&arl gaibt, gleDelanb.
Wm. !. Maag, goungstopn.
glad Der grneueruRg Der 4usIbiiiie
trat 9ertaguna Bis morgen @prmit.
taq ein.
geri6t oes Srauenper.
ems Gincinnati.
@ertbe OelcgatenI- 9om 5rauen-
Derein Cincinnati lit nibt piel 81 be-
ri6ten
Die iibliden @eraniiguugs-,
Gllhre. unb Stiftlngsieite bietcn Der
&onpention Ipenis sSntereiie. Cine
9lusnabme bilGet pieaetdt Die 3bnt-
iahe, oaB Der @erein CUTE aaIienner.
baltliiie seitigt uno aus oieiem @rnn-
be iein S6erilein CUR jeipeilieen lin.
teritiisung oelitiher slugelegenheiten
bingegeben bat.
Gs ndre uiclei6t angefraft, Dor
oieier aonDention Die sSrage alifsu.
perfeu, oh es apedmdBis lei, cine en-
gere Siiblung nit ben peri6iebeneu
0ameuoereinlJangen i'm Staate otl5u.
bohnen; mir mullen geIteben, but mir
ber5lih penie non ben ShDeItern i'm
Staate in grfabrung brineen. @ieI-
leidt fiuo Die 9crren 0eIegaten in Der
Gage, ms e!nige sSinger5eige 5u
geben
g8ir baben uns iaaen Iaiien, baB eg
icbr idner lit, ettpas oernrtiees az
arrangircn; es lit idon ihwsr, bic
Wanner 5u 6apegen, Der s5rau 81 ge-
itatten, einmal in Die @eriammliing
81 fommen. GieIe slusflihte itrio
Selbitiiberihdrungen geben niar6.
NAL ms GomiI6e.
gs befinben iidb in unierer Stnot
geniisenb lheiitife 9amenpereinc, be-
rem Sntereiie es erbeiiht, ii6 Der Gen.
trale au5uihIicben; aud lit es uns
aelungen, in etlihen sS1uen errlittbi.
genoe 3uiuaen 81 erbolten
Tod oieS llir nebenbei.
8ir iino idJIibten Sinnes bierber
gefommen, Inn ettpas slt Iernen. Dor.
ihl1ae baben mir feline nitgebraft.
Gsir tpoIlen erfabren, mas bic
0eutihen i'm Staate in oieier Ehfpe.
rem Belt Der ariegsunruheu 3u tbun
sebenten. - mir polle'n mits
+ belfen!
@elpobnlif) lieit man IN ocn 9ei-
tllnscrb mas 0ieier ODER iener Gerein
tbln loa - ia tpiro glnAern
Ratbidlag eriAeiIt. Iies ipoller mir
nm pcrmeibcn gSir monen 66ren,
mas 5u tbin lit umo alsoann frdftig
Sie perben tpiiien. oaB in Sincin.
nati ipie and in anberen oeitti6en
Staoten bic 1;:rau alif ollen @ebieten
Der NdhTtenliebe iub MiIhth1fiafett
lnitnrbeitet; nele oeutide @oblt61tig-
teitsanltalten legen bierpon 6erebtes
3ergnib ab.
@sir itellen olio Der &onpention I'M.
iere ar1fte CUR @erfiiglmg uno er.
iud)en nm gIIfitellrng cines gecigne-
ten @omrnitteas 5fpeds ihneIlen San-
oelns.
Mit Grub
s5raueuperein Cincinnati,
@ciire @ hieIe, Brdi.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-22

Wftf @ruB
sSrauennerein Cincinnati,
@eiire Q ShieIe, Brai.
Die proteit parabe.
9lm Sreitaa absnb ianb bic
srobartise Vdrabe ftatt, bic
sin prpteit fein iulIte aeasn probibi-
tion. Der qua mar in feds Dibiitos
nen sinaetbeilt unb bic Yarabs mar
cine Der aIdn5enoiten 8unosebeunsen
beg liberolen elements. Su Der er.
iten Stptiipn purben bic TabnsH al
Ter DraonifatiDusn setrasen unb fers
ner tnarihirten In berielbeu bic
Stoats 9eumten unb Die DeIegatet
siir aonbention. Sdmmtli6e oeutz
f6e 0ereins, bic arbeiter Srgani-
fatiouen, bic @ereinigungen Der polen
unb Der ltnearn ilnb etlicbe s5rauens
a5rperihaften nubmen 9beil an
Dem llmsua, Der haIb 9Dleoo auf bic
Bsins aebraht boite.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-03-12
HAVE FAITH IN
THIS STOMACH
REMEDY

A woman customer said to rs tho
oher day, Say. yoa ought 20 tall
everyone In town about Rexall Dys-
pepsia Tablets. l would myself If !
could" That sci Us to thinking, 50
many people have used them and
30 enthusiastically sounded thetr
praises both'to US and their friends,
that We had an idea you all knew
about them. But. in the chance
that some OF you who suffer from
Indigestion. heartburn, dyspepsia,
or some other stomach complaint,
don't know about them-we arr writ
ing this.
They ocntain Rismuth and Pepsiu
two of the greatest digestive aids
known to medical science. They
soothe and comfort the stomach, pro
mote the secretion of gastric Juice
help TO quickly digest the food and
convert II into rich, red blood, and
improve the action OF the bowels. W.
believe them to be the best remed!
made for indigestion and dyspepsia.
We certainly would not offer them tc
you unless we felt sure they woult
do you a lot of good. II Rexall Dys
peps'a Tablets do not relieve your in
digestion. check the heartburn, AM
make It possible for YOU 10 eat
what you Ike whenever you like
come back and get your money
Sold only at the more than 100
Rexall Stores, and in this town onl,
at store. Three sizes. Csc soc
and s1.0O.
OTIS Purdy. the Norb SIDE Drug s.
Mexico, Mo. wi
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-03-12
A Resldent q Marioo sho

a Resident Of Mexico Shows the wa,
There's . effective way 10 re
heve kidney haokache.
Liuiment and plasters may relieve
Iiti
But they seldom reach the cause.
BacEaclie Is cause 10 suspect the
kidneys.
Doans Kidney pits are for disorder
ed kidneys.
Mexico people back Them pp.
Read a Ease Of II.
William c. Payne. painter. 1872 y
Liberty St, Mexico Mo says. ut wa,
several years ago that suffered
from rheumatic twlnges and kidney
complaint The pains and aches were
so had at times that even hypoderm.
e INJECTIONS brought no benefit.
could not bend or stoop and I could
MOI bear any weight against me al AFT
! dociored and used remedies. but II
vas Doan's Kidney Pills that cured
me. Since then, | have recommend
ca This remdy to many people who
have been bothered with kidney
complaint We are never without
Doai's Kidney Pills in the house. and
cannot say too much about them"
Price Soc, at all dealers Don1.
simply ask for n kidney remedy-eA
Doan's Kidney PiHs-the same tbat
Mr. Payne had, Foster. Milburn %
PROPS .. Buffalo, N "
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-03-12
REAL NERVE
AND BODY-BU|LD-
ING MEDICINE


We believe Rexall oHse Oh Emul
sion IS the best remedy made for ton
ing the nerves, e~nriching the blood,
building up wasted Tissues, renew
ing health. strength and energy-tbe
best medicine you can use if you are
rundown, tired out. nervous and de-
bilitated, no matter what the cause.
It doesn't depend for it's good effect
upon alcohol or habitforming drugs,
because It contains none. II may not
make you feel better N a few hours
but it win make you feed better, We
are sure. just as soon as the tonic
and food properties 1t contains
have a chance TO get into the blood
and through Che biond. into the rest
of the system. Pure Olive Oil and
the Hypophosphites have long
been endorsed by successful physi.
CLANS. but here, for the FIRST time,
they are combined into one repara
ton which, ass a nerve-food and a
builder of strength and health, we
believe has no equal.
II you don't feel well, begin talk
Ing Rexall Olive OH Emulsion 70
day, and build your health and
strengthen your system against
more serious illness. To ~conyalesc-
ents. old people, pany children aud
others who are weak, run down or
ailing. we offer Raxail Olive OH
Emulsion with ON personal promise
that, II IL does not make you well
and strong again. It will cost you
nothing. II we didn't have the ut
most faith IN y. we wouldn't offer
il with this guarantee, nor even
recommend ID TO yolh We are sure
That once you have used II you
will recommend il to your friends.
and thank us for recommending
Il TO you Sold only al the move
than 1000 Rexall Stores. and mi
town only by us. $i.0O.
Otis Purdy, North Side druggist,
Mexico, Mo. wi
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-03-12
SURPRISES FAMILY WITH

~ VT ~ NUN HIS.
Willis Miller. formerly with n.
Buckner Drug Co, Of this city. whe
nag been IN the drug business n
Denver for the past four years. ar.
rived bone Thursday accompanied ~
mfS- Miller. He has been married "a
months and his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
o. % Miller, Of this city, knew moth.
ing Of The wedding until tbey were
introduced 70 the bride on TburAay
morning.
MT, Miller who is a young man Of
tlle habits and excellent business an
n.y. has gone into the Southern I,nd
business and will leave after
weeks visit for his property near
Tampa. Fla.
Mrs Miller is a charming colora.
e~l' quite pretty and charming
me Ledger Joins in extending con.
sratalatlons and best wishes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-03-12
COUNTY NEWS

w. ]. Sannebeck will shortly movs
into the Morris building where he
formerly did business.
Mrs. Sam Scott, of Weston, Mo.
a sister Of Mrs, Virginia Davis, had
a major opeation at the Mexico hos.
pItal this week. Mrs. Davis says
her sister is delighted with the ser.
vice and treatment at the hospital
and though she has been In several
other hospitals she says she his
never found any superior to Mex.
ico's in any detail. Weston is near
st. Joseph.
Presiding Judge Alex Carter receiF
ed a telegram today that one Of the
County line bridges in the west end
Of the County had burned.
The Nation. H., Journal says:
Mrs. c. C. Fowles Of Mexico Mo.who
is visiting in that city. 10 seriously
III and underwent an operation in
the Memorial Hospital at Nation re
She was apparently 10 good
health until she left st. Louis and
her sickness 10 attributed to some
she ate in a St. Louis cafe. The
joins her many friends in
wishing her an cary recovery.
Geo. Harvey is home after a pleasan
rip to Florida. Mrs. Harvey Is visit
lng In st. Louis before she returns.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-03-12
OUR HOME WOMEN
HAVE

Eeu uue JOG % 70 the rbsztrs
OF 70 the 1OFfes just up1eA Il
yoa please. h0~ Ezzy home "a
Gias have basu1Ea hzir-Kossy. luE-
t-ovs. ana wsIdTesed TheA. u yoa
VIII peck oz Eve or tex Of rh0ss
~aoss har saezs % be pa-1cEzry
pretty aa3 VIII ASK thea what tsey
zss On =, Ne fael suSs 3st
a kAEt zsors than hall Of
fhsrs wiE tar Ea-rzony Hair Beasts
nsr Il b tas4 bsooming he rags
sEA bon nsan aEd wozsa Nho sgs
parkaSnr a1sguG the sp~ps@saace Of
gAs< h1lE.
syrazkls q laizse H4-noay HAls BeGa
Iass &C. g0zr hair saeh nans beture
bFlAhsaE = caa2Aana no o. VIA No
aaEass szsar ue hGas. nv asrEen
Ersg has.
70 Es@P aas aaf sszsp dze&aafE
fgge W1e tss1. uss Harmony sham
psa Tha puEs nsz1 Eh4@soo gves
a. MEGa&neoaz rGh la9br ta.at
aGms1azag p@E~uEsss 70 ever ps&ss
q nGT A1G ae4sE. insarsng a galck,
AsOryaH eszaaeiag Eassst OF ss4
As guAeE1g. rae ensars operation wfli
tsns OILY q fsE m0zaeot&. Contains
E5EkEg thzt can barn the hair. i
laares 10 hzrzhness or sickness -
5zE 4 sweet cleanliness.
Boa preparations oome N odd
sAzDee, very orzaEneasa bottles, with
sprinkler tops. Harmony Hair Beausa-
fer, 800. Harmony Shampoo SIC.
Both guaranteed 10 satisfy you Ia
every way. Or your money back. Sold
only at the more than 1900 Rexsll
stores and IA this town only BY N.
Otis Purdy. the North SIDE Drug
gist Mexico. No. wi
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-03-12

We are in recsipt OF a program OF
the Grand Prize Auto Race al Santa
Monica. California. sent by chas.
karnes. Mr.. Karnes Is in business
there and is doing well
Ray Pitts attended a Masonic
meeting in vandalla Friday night.
Mrs. Milo Cleveland and little
daughter, sybil. who have been visit
ing Mrs. L. B. Hawthorne. went 70
Kansas City Saturday.
Roy Barley Is now with Ricketts, &
Emmons.
Or. R. R. W. Bourn. the oldest ae.
tive Sunday. School teacher in the
world. was "a years old Saturday and
his daughter, Mrs. W. w. Fry
celebrated his birthday with a dinner
in his honor. DIR. Boun is unusual
y active for a man Of his years and
attributes his longevity to regular
habits. regular exercise and his absta
ence from the use Of liquor and tobac
co,
The members Of DR.. Borun's Sun
day School class are J. w. Howell,
DR.. w. l. Reed. d. @. Owen, the Rev.
J. o. Edmonston, G. E. Harrison. NJ.
T. vandegrift, Eugene Dyson. A. X.
Luckie.
Mrs Frances Cook-Clay has gone 10
warrenton after a visit with friends
in this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-03-12

COLLEGE ROMANCE OF TIN
YEARS AGO.
cay Aas1and left THURSDAY for Ne
oho no. where he WA married
s~at,rSsy erealas At 8 o'clock 10 Mss
hnaeste Rodgers The wedding h the
culmination az a college romanee be
rua here tn youss sgo vhan Mss
RodrerS vas a sfudsnt N haEdtn Col
nEe
Mr. Iackland Is a soa Of AU lDIsA
wIaekIazd and a mspbW Of one OF
Andrans most proninSnf families
me wedding was at the home
o. the BRIDES uncle end before re
turning bere TO male their hose
they VII visit several days IN 81
Louis
Mrs. Iarklaud IS a talented and &C
complished young woman She has a
number Of friends here and viii be
welcomed IN local society. The Lad
ser Joins IN extendhg congratu'adon'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-03-12

cup graham fouY; / cup pastyg
gonri 9 tegel ~tedspoonfais X e Bdksng
fopdefi ITO 2 tevelt oJiespoonf zls sugay:
, t~sdspoonf4l sdlt; 1 egg n cups mfE or
wdtey. . 70 8 t1bLespoonflls meIted bnf-
kr; mir and bake " One,Eeg Mullins.
Graham batter should always be quite sol,
70 insure Light and moist mullins.
10 get ss other recipes as good as these.
send US the certificate packed IN every 2s.
cent can Of x Q Baking Powder, and We viii
send you The Cooks Book" by Mrs.
Janet Mckenzie Hill. Handsomely illus
trssed. Jaquss Mig. Co., Chicago.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-03-12

. NEWS

Plaintiff in the case Of l.
7. YanNote VS.. W. S. Hathaway was
granted a verdict Of 800. Wednesday
night, The plaintiff alleged he rent
ed the defendants farm with the
understanding that nothing but man
ure should be put on It. He further
alleged defendant dumped old ap-
pies and other refuse on the farm
and his cows ate Il and died.
In the case OF Callahan VS.. The
City Of Mexico. damages, the
plaintiff was allowed $500 by a jury.
Divorce was granted Mrs, Abbbie
Llewellyn-snoddy from Robert suod.
dy,
In the case Of W. A. Richards VS..
J. A. Brooks for farm rent the jury
allowed $500.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-03-12
sPEciAL COMMISSIONERS,
w PARTITION OF gEA, su

Bryan, John T. A..
bert r. Erwin. Loit'e 10. Z
ton. o~s
v.r., PAhqk
William ?. Erwin. francln, ~
icu and ID straubo 49, 1aa'
Notice Is hereby given. rs,,
virtue and authority Of a ina
- partition and order Of sals =,
BY The circudt Court for Sopt,as
co'uty' Missouri at The CITY !, -.
gomery In the above emitted c.'.
lbs regular January term. 1s,, \,
o. and BY virtue and authOrit, !
certified copy Of said judrps.
order OF sale to me as sps,l,l
missioner directed and deNvs,.
WIN on Friday. the 9th d.y
March, 1914. and while The
Court for the County Of .uI...
State OF Missouri, is in ses.r,
lis regular March term, ,s,l
tween the hours of nine o,dor, :
the forenoon and five o'clocl !.
afternoon Of that day al n.
door Of the Court house IN a. y
OF Mexico in Audraln COUNTY i
Houri. sell at public vend,e |. i
highest bidder, The following
pcribed real state situated n
County Of Auirain, State n, w.
ri. 30 wit; 10 acres Of land han.
The shape OF a rectangular Mann
Ogram, and being the north =.
the north half Of the northeaE a,.
Her; forty acres. being The mi
east quarter Of the northeast AM.
ter; twenty acres, being tbe
half OF the northeast quarter 4 I.
southeast quarter. and ali bssy
section No. 80. in township 81 IA
range 8 west. and containing I
t2o acres, more or Iess socosa..
the United States governmeul s,,,.
thereof.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-03-12

i
n, ,,riurs and Authority Of Special
r.ecut,ou lssuss from the office o.
h. r,e,k of he Circuit Court Il
A,,ara,p County. Mlsscarf. refurna-
NJ ~ he March Tern. 1914 cf said
Court asd 10 me directed. IN favor
Lacrosse Lumber Company Of Lon-|
is,.ua. Missouri. a corporation and
aralrs. q. 1. vannaifa, Cdsz Num-
IN. Marion Munson and Celia Nun
i, and Frank Mash az guardian
Of Marion Munson, I have levied up
an aud soIzed all the right title, m
leresa ard claim Of the said O. j.
vannatta. Gala Munson. Marion Nun
son and Cells Munsoa and Frank
Marsh A Guardian OF Marion ftun'
soa. Of. IN and TO the followias de-
scr,hod real ostaie. to-wit;
A certain twosiory. shingle-foof
frame barn erected b. the said O.
II. vannaita on tho Northeast anar'
tor Of session Thirteen tisl Town.
ship Fifty.iwo t53l RANGE cieyeni
an. Audrain County. Missouri
II "A further ordered. adiudged and
decroed by tho court that this isds
went be made a Special lien on
one acre Of land on which l 10
Gated tho above described barn a.
follows: To wlt-B cgln 81 the south
east corner of The Northeast uuastef
of section Thirteen usl, Townahlp
F4nytwo fssl Range Eleven III.
Audrain County. Missouri, and run
/ North on the Esat line # said Sec
ton twelve hundred u2eol feet
thence wes Fiffy (5ol feet for the
poiut and corner OF beginning thencs
North two hundred aud nine f2o9)
feet to a stake. then wesI
two hundred and nine (209l feet
|, thence South two hundred and Nine
| fs0N feet, thence East two hundret
and Nine F2O9l feet TO the point ana
corner OF beginning, containing on
| acree Of land and within che lines
of which is contained the above de
serlbed barn. the anne being th'
| particular tracts to which this liel
! is intended to attach.
: All lying and being in the salt
, County, and State Of Missouri. Am
' I viii, on
Saturday. il,e 18th Day o. March, a
D., 1914,
(t being the 18th day Of the Clrcui
: Court Of said County,. between III
: hours- Of nine O'Clock in the fore
: noon and FIVE o'clock p. N. in the al
ternoon that day. at the COURTEOUS
door, in tho City OF Mexico, County
, Of Adrian aforesaid, sell the Eams
y or so much thereof as may be re-
. quired. at public vendue. TO tn
: highest bidder. for cash in han
= Csubiecct TO all prior liens and judi
2 tmentsl, TO satisfy said Execution
=. and costs.
! 5l.4t J., W. BARNETT,
y Sheriff Of Audraiu County, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-03-12
sHeRirr'ssAlu

BY sirtne aud authority Of Geo
nj Execution issued from Tie oaa
81 the CLERK OF the Circuit CoRs u
Barton County, Missouri, rsbasahk
At the April Term, 1914. Of ~
Court. and TO me directed, h b
sor Of +. A Adams and agsiast D.
A Bsamer. ! have levied upon al
seized all the right, title, iutss
and claim OF the said D. A. Beans
Of. in aud to the following dssaA
ed real estate, to-wit:
All the following real estate bE
being and situate in the County e
Audratn. In the State Of Missouri b
wit; Beginning at a stone sa n
the centre OF Section Thirty IN
t3sl. Township FiftyOne t5ll Nui
Of Range Nine (9) West Of the M
Principal Meridian IN AudrsinG oas
Missouri, run thence North 1885 4
themes East 30 feet III a point q \
ginning, run thence north 2s4s ik
thence East 4t2.2 feet to The W.
line Of Clark street, thence SOuii
westerly on and along the West "
said Clark Street, 23l feet VI
Is feet south Of South yan
thence North So degrees ~
% minutes West 1855 feet 70 DaA
Of beginning. all IN the CITY Of We
leo, Missouri. and being the sn'
ground and property conveyed 70
sapplnrton by the helr IS
Clay. deceased, by deed dala
2ist. 1918.
All lying and being in the sah
;ollnty Of Atpiraln and State o. ~
And I will. on
Saturday, the t4th day Of MsrcA'
D., 1914,
y being the 18th day Of The y
init Court Of said Audrain CcanylF
weep the hours of nine O'Clock I
he forenoon and five o'clock u ~
OF that DAY,
he Court House door, in tho CIV =
County Of Audrain, Sue
4 Missouri. sell the same, o.
iuch thereof rs may be requlrea,
vendne. TO the highest oloae'
,r cash in hand tspbIcct 10 al y
r liens and Judgments, to sFV''
MD Execution aud costs
J. W. BARNETT
! n Sheriff OF Audrain County ""
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-03-12
TO ATTENDGENTRAL-
"A CLUB BANQUET


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Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-03-12
COUNTY COURT HAS

SpuNIf COURT HAS
oRosRED NEW ROAD.
Messrs Brutou, Adams and Jen
aings. Of the C~eutralla Commercla,
Club. and Mesers Million ana Gus
Graham. Of the Mexico Commercial
Club, with President r. w. Pitcher.
met the County Court, Monday morn
ing and guaranteed $3.50 between
them to open the road between Cen
traiia and Thompson. parallel with
The railroads on the north side,
which viii cut off abost s miles
OF the distance between Mexico and
Cantralia.
centralia has raised $1O50. as they
the greatest ben~eficiariea Of the
arrangement The Alton railroad has
$3.50 and Mexico win ralse
Work on opening the road will
start shortly.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-03-12

MRS. MAURICE PHILLIPS sRoTH-
en- DEAD IN BIG FIRE.
The latest information from the NJ
a. C. fire IN St. Louis received ov
er the Payne n Becker Stock Ex.
change private wires about 2 O'Clock
this afternoon gives the number Of
dead "a 9 and ~ missing.
J. E chasnoff. brother OF & 3.
Maurice Phillip. OF this city. lost
his life Monday morning at 1850 whe
the Missouri Athletic Club and Boat
mems Bank burned IN st. Louis. Era
est Evans. Mr.. Chasnoffs roommate.
rays he was awakened By Mr.. Chas-
noff and told to escape. Mr.. Chas-
nof put on his overcoat and left
the room. Mr.. Evans says he follow.
cd closely after him but he had dis
sppeared when he entered the hall
way.
Mr.. Evans went to the Fourth
street fire escape but found the
flames too bot to attempt an exit
here and be then went to the 9th
81 side Of the building where he
reached the ground easily.
Jake Chasnoff. a brother Of the
dead man. has searched the city and
examined the two bodies of fire vie
Tins at the city morgue. aud can
find 10 clue % the missing mans
whereabouts. He stated over the tel.
ephone to 81 Phillip, Monday morning
that he feared his brother was bur.
led in the ruins. Mrs. N. Chasnof
Of Sedalia, mother of j. e. Chasnoff,
Is in Mexico the guest Of Mrs. Manr
ice Phillip.
Il is thought the blaze. originated
from safe blowers in Boatmen's Bank
which is next to the Club and was al
so burned. Those in this city who
are members Of the Club are w. r.
Atkinson. Fred Kemper, Geo. Morris,
Fred Hathaway and Frank BrutOn.
Jas. L. Edwards. formerly Of this
city, has been staying at the Club un-
til recently, when he went to San
Antonio, Texas.
The Ledger joins in extending sym
pathy TO Mrs. Philip and others who
were lear and dear to Mr.. Chas-
noff.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-03-12
GRAND JURY GAYS BUILD JA'L
FROM GENERAL FUND.


The Aedran Cosny jail 5 cor
dsnued Asaiu b the Grand Juy ard
In their uppou. ~pabnshed below. they
sagxzost the Ccuniy Court take adss
tage o. The new hw which egipOweTs
them to band such structures nom
the general rerenue, vitsout a vote,
Iyhea the ~ssuseturo has becn properly
|~coademned.
Mexico. No, March 5th, 1914
To Tue Honorable Circuit Court OF
Audrain comp-
We The Grand JuEy, beg leave TO
rsport a. fcaoWs: That We have 81.
amined into TIE conduct Of the Off
Gals in Office and INTO he care and
managtment 0f the Court House
and County Reeords; and we com,
mend he ofilceFs Tor the careful and
efficient marnEement Of the business
OF the cooaty.
That we hsve VISITED The County IN
Urinary and find that The manage
meat OF the farm ard premises Is an
that eo0d BE required; and that the
buildings are sanitary and well cared
for, Further. that The inmates Of the
Institution recesve the best Of cars
and attention.
We think the citizens OF the Coun-
" are an ready fully informed as to
the existing condition Of County
jail; the needed remedy is the prob
lon. however. which remains TO be
solved. and which in our judgment
can best be reached by tearing down
the present building and rebuilding
on the same location, a structure safe
and sanitary and Of such architecture
and Dimensions as will be commenauI
ate with thu needs OF the County, the
citizenship OF which is progressive
and law abiding. and who T to BE-
commended for the conservative anC
sensible record they have made IL
the past when considering matters ef
fscting the pablic welfare. Thei
good Judgment in that regard is
more clearly observed when We con
slider that the public affairs Of Au-
drain County are probably as fire.
from embarrassing complications a
any County in the State, and whicl
in our judgment should continue to
so remain. We would therefore ret
ommend that q new jailwhen erecte
be paid for out Of the general rev
enae Of the County.
!, E. c. WATERS.
Foreman.