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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-22
TAKE COMMAND At FRONT
is ONLY AFTER NATIVE

The only practical alternative now
is that he should take command at the
front. We think IL better he should
remain at home. devoting his atten-
ton to the raising and training Of
men until the creation Of now armies
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-22
TRANSFORMED INTO HUGE
MILITARY ENCA NIPMEST

UDINE. ITALY. May 2l--CVia Chiasso
to Paris).-The whole vast region from
the Alps to the sea has been trans
formed into huge military cncamp-
mcnt. Everywhere are camps and
flags.
over the extended plains OF Friuli.
stretching along tho sea, Italian son
tinels near the frontier can see the
Russians of Aquilcia. a second Rome
founded by the Romans in Isl r. c.
Officers have great difficulty in re-
straininE The soldiers from crossing
the frontier here, the men being anX-
ious to rcconqucr Fruli. from which
came BerenEarius, the first King OF
Italy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-22
Average
Standards

Judged by average stand
u ards, Berry" Clothes al
SIS to S25 are the lowest
priced clothes made.
But how are you or we to
u compare Berry" Clothes
with the average?-It can't
be done!
In fact, there is no actual
u basis Of honest compari
son. but only basis Of con
trast.
And the contrast between
u Berry" Clothes and aver
age Clothes is as sharp and
salutary as the difference be-
tween a wooden Indian and
the real thing.
G For tailoring which for
u ever keeps it's shape, for
the finish which bespeaks
love as we'll as labor, for the
style which gives them in
delible individuality and for
all those things which make
Clothes worth while, we be-
lieve that Berry" garments
are the last word in Clothes.
q Everything else men wear,
u as we'll as boys.
&E24
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-22

4 Judged by average stand
u ards, Berry" Clothes al
Slo to $50 are the lowest
priced clothes made.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-22

4 In fact, there is no actual
u basis Of honest compari-
son, but only a basis Of con-
traSt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-22

But how are you or we to
u compare Berry" Clothes
with the average?-It can't
he done!
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-30

4shn Ward Tysr ard wife sPszf
.y !. Fusua-PrsE Rad pres
ssut 4 wsssnizss~ csHssN Fulaua
sRA he PrsAYssrisa ralpis Sunday
md I'D Is Il the nesds a wsztzia-
ssr-Nz Hs-su Kiag is m-1SAa
szoa saa fnzily moved . the Aosit-
thrOp E==srsy sasurany-oa he
evsnizr Of ne asra The sehosl sill
sivs . pay an6 Fda2y evening ths
PRESBYTERIAN Garch VII nsei fer .
ssriai ey.ninxAnd here WI bsa snail
ms fer he szAaay School ehil8ren,
pusdag aR shat they please en- he
trse-As . nssting a m n y. A
Saturday svenise. tie foligzine a.
ssers we're eleesed for he ensuing
rear: Dr. A. X Adams Mnnavsr; v.
r Maddox. V. C; o W. Martin. ".
A.; Harry Meyers Banker; Elmsr
Bart, Escort: Reid weodson. Sentry;
Bates Mecgne. watrhrszn; Essdl Mar
TIN. CLERK, RasI Philips Deputy A.
* he meeting = banquet was snloy
"a At Norris Hotel They also played
Santa Claus 10 neightor Mccnns's
little giFl. WHO 5 > cripple, with : pres
snt Of s26oo-Joe DsdIsy and family
am home from Stephens Store where
they spent part Of the week with Mrs
Dudley's father. Judge Murray-Mr.
John Boxes sale At the livery barr Sat
urday. vas wei attended. his thor-
oaghhred COWS bringing pretty fnir
prseeS-Mrs. Fannie Garrett has been
quite sick Of pneumonia at the home
Of her sister in Fnlton-Billy Lee was
here from Mexico. Friday. buying
hOrseE-Leland Hale. who has been
very sick, is much better-Most Of
cur population shOpped IN Mexico this
week
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-30

Country-store comments reveal a
difference of opinion among farmers
in regard to feeding soft corn. A
surprisingly large number have the
idea that their most mature and
driest corn should be fed out first SO
IS to allow the soft corn time to dry.
Needless TO say those who plan thus
have had little experience with soft
corn. The stun IS good for immed-
late feeding; It does fairly well in win
ter, when il Is not frozen SO hard that
stock does not like 1t, but 1t viii not
keep for spring and summer use II
dries out slowly. Corn that was IN
the milk when frost killed il win
hardly dry out before the war; days
Of spring canse it TO mould and rot.
There Is no use leaving il in the field
in the hope Of having il dry before
cribbing.
The softest corn should be fed first
Tests at the Iowa station 3 number Of
years ago showed that steers made as
economical gains on soft corn as on
hard corn. What dry matter it CON
tanned proved as noafishing as that
in any corn. The principal trouble
experienced by feeders was in getting
cattle to eat enough soft corr in cold
weather. But conditions were worse
in the spring when the corn began to
spoil.
II is a safe guess that the soft corn
will eve get any better for feeding
than it is right now. Where mature
and green ears are mixed through the
fields, as in many cases. it viii pay to
sort out the soft ears as the corn goes
up the elevator into the crib. These
viii spoil before next summer, but
they would make good feed now. For
tunately many who have no matured
corn in their fields have bins full Of
oats which assure sound feed for their
teams next summer This will enable
them safely to Gull down their corn to
a small sunplv for warm xrnathar nsn
That which is quite green and sappy
may be more pro6tably fed out to
some kind Of stock this winter, rather
than invite disaster in warm weather.
It is good for use now; it win not be
good then-Breeders Gazette.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-30
MAETExEErRC AxD TEE
NAIL CRDER HoUsEg

MAETTNsgUEg nserrEsstz are
aakinE exrs Of &ex honse trade zss
msEhsT hstis Eaeusy szz froaz hers
70 razz Dr1sY bonssL The neneh
arts get these results by cordially and
literally FstrgniEing fhe;r hams
paper. Tbe Oracle Wheh. referring 70
shfS matter this week ssyss
a5be Oracle carried rsors adver-
tising laEt week than any paper IN
Mexico and almost a. much - any
tive newspapers Of hat city. VITA
the above faciE ia no wonder that
MartinsbUrg is a live bvwn with ths
merchants drawing trade from fsl
and near and tie mail order hossel
on me run. The Msr3inapurg raereh
ants advertise near bargaias an,
therefore have 10 hargsinG an
EDorlt the estalogas hoaseGr
THE MarsinhbHrg EDeEthantE haE,
spiFss abe anal order prpaen ana
hare Aen On ebs run Eight hun.
dsez and ssEentyAvs inches Ct dis
ssy a1Vezrg e whieh eight tun.
ns=d Ezen&E waE Alm the 5oezl mes.
G&nR xn szzrs& i the CzzGe las
week Waesser he s1srea za
pae1 1naar Sarsyaa1g iz tie ksznsa
M ae zppEe EzzzaeE. TIE ezzsgEe
senses zs zaszzbly ferped 0z
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-30
TUREER ElLllRs IND HISS.
JULIA Gaze 70 wed jill

~us 4 MS SuA cHvs Ear
ure = runr WzEazS q lis eng,
uA 5 70 b< sozarA n he hs-
~ ps4 q Jaznazx RI caaS=hiA vas
nsse yk A@Ay. M sa.gs-
n.ut II asss sss rPr vszg Pe0-
u.s su.&-anY wsersssea b tAsis
u.y furnas u Nszisa
Mss Cave IS tx ssouaa a.aEAsss
q Mn Z & cass ssa ose 4 ibis
ags nsss psElHr And aeeuuRasAed
yuzx runeA she i ruise pretty, =
rrasua.s e MeNiIian high shssi and
Ha-ssa csnsee shs has ben a..
ssnanx The University e Missouri
sAss fan. sas i q nenbeF of he h
"A Upsiloa G1znna Chapter At Hardin
Csliere and the Kap1n KappA Cam
mas At cslumhs
Mr.. Williams Is nanaesr az the
crosn Laundry Co. IN ibis city, .
puninsnt En- ard Mason. and cns q
Ire hsst Liked and shcieas yaung
BUSINESS nen IN As city. He Is .
graduate q the Gem City Business
.Collegs. Quincy. nlinOis-
After a short bridal trip they win
be At home IN their new bungalow ca
soath Olive Street
The Ledger joins the many friends
cf both Miss Cave and Mr. Williams
in extending congratulations and besi
wishes in advance.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-30
ELECTRIC uAEsREAA GREL
TER TRADE ADVANTAGES"

=. i-.a>tss Sc Lcuis
Ne. i. he rr.at adrantaxes
-, s,ee,r;e lines would rive to
-, - J.rue. D. Houseman. for
-. - rr-or,usntsv Identified
-. .l.r.r;e r.a..x industry and
-. -. vis,,A Mexico ushin the
- u.rr article IN Sat
r.A@. :. 1sais Sta, showise the
- m..sb;nts. a > Mlsscuri
~-se. q wh,eh Asa-s.n Is one.
~;,h,.t .snp,s..d interurban system
"a ~ t,aisna eouu,ses with ssrh q
1870. .vs.ss.
n. w.so.r; eouuties he gives a.
-m,s.. - ~n,e,aSa trade territory
-. 4. a.rle.. warren. Lusoln.
ro-.r,,.~x PIE Rars. Audrain.
|c.n-~,v p.cr.
n s,eattng a. nroposed clectrsc
= die 81 4 savs:
t ..m-un 49,
- \. ~ - 4.
- s -. 9 $3.50. o. i.
Irss.a. 80 c,,r~h,. Tsi. ,renosea
- -n ...,.-. v-,,h rarsh AVA
- -,..~ wh;.h ,..ks -. tusrtv
49, rh~na 1880 - w,h;sh
--ns .--.. Isgsr.o, C,~ 4,
49, NJ 1880 n~
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-30
CONDUCTOR SMITH PROMOTED.
Popular Branch Railroad Man to be
Transferred to Main Line.

Conductor Joe Smith. who has the
Alton runs between Louisiana and
jefferson City, viii enjoy the holi-
days at his home this week, the first
in twenty-five years. Mr.
Smith has never since he has been
the road sIaid off" at Christmas
time.
Joe is a Bull Moose Republican and
says he has never quit voting for
Roosevelt, although born in Ken
lucky and Of Rebel parentage. His
father, W. D. Smith was a member
Of the famous John h. Morgan's
command and was captured with
Morgan in the memorable raid on the
Ohio. He afterward escaped with
his commander by breaking Jail at
P~arkersburg.
Conductor Smith has many friends
along the Alton, especially on the
South Branch. 1t is said he knows
practically every nsif, woman and
child in @The Kingdom He will be
relieved by Conductor Dock Edwards
during the holidays.
Mr.. Smiths many friends will
learn with regret he viii be, assigned
to the local run between Slater and
Kansas City after The first Of the
year-Fulton Sun.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-30
D L R WHITLEY HOME
Was Attorney General in PHILIPPINES
Under Taft.

Judge L4bbeas r Wiley former
" Of Mexico, No, VINO has for the
last five years has been p~raetieing
iaw in Mexico City, Old Mexico, is
spending the holidays with his moth
er, Mrs. Sarah P. Wiley, at her
home at 500 Vernon avenue, St
Louis. he win depart in a few days
for New York, TO which city he went
from Mexico City six months ago on
business.
Judge Wiley has been prominent
in international affairs since 1901.
when he was appointed Attorney
General OF the Philippine Islands
while William Howard Taft was Gov
|ernor. In 1905 he was sent to Shan.
ghai China. to establish the first
United States Court in that country
He resigned as Judge Of the court
there in 1908.
He declined TO discuss present con,
ditions ia China or Mexico, fearing
he might jeopardise his interests IN
10th countries.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-30

N the Circuit Court Of Audrain q.
Missouri.
BY virtue and authority of a d..
and order Of sale made BY tbs -;
Court, in The above entitled -
sind Of q certified copy Thereof. a,s.i
December First, 1915, / viii on
Monday, the Ord Day Of January. is,,
Between the hours Of nine oclorE I
the forenoon, and FIVE o'clock h 4.
afternoon Of that day, at the =.
front door Of the Court House. !, \.
City Of Mexico. ia said Ans,..
County, Missouri sell at public =,
due, to the highest bidder, tbs 4
lowing described real estate. VIZ.
The West n half (k) of sers,.
Thirty Six 1851. Township Fifty "a
Range Eleven (I1l West, contains.
ii all Three Hundred and Tvs..s
f3201 acres, more or less. AZ
twenty (20) feet of Of the North "a
Of the South East quarter ~
Section Thirty Six 1857 Tovsais
Fifty l50), Range Eleven IN Ws7
in Audrain County Missouri.
Terms Of Sale as Follows, viz.
One third cash, purchasers 70 =.
cute their notes for me remains,
two thirds Of the purchase price, ~
on or before November 18th. i'm
said notes to bear six per cent ipteys
from the date Of the approval q A.
sale,and TO be secured BY deed Of tTS
on the real estate sold, the purchase
to have the privilege Of paying nm
than one third cash. and to have .,
further privilege Of paying Of q
notes for the deferred purchase vrr
at any time when this Court / !
actual session.
4i-4t J. W. Barnett, Shsds
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-30
M0NETT HAS A
MERRY CHRISTMAS.


REFERRING to the success Of the
commission form Of government
wherever tried, the Kansas City
Times editorialIy says:
when the City Of Monet, No,
adopted commission government in
1914, there were found in the city
treasury the following items: A mum
eipal debt Of $4,000 and a cash bal
once Of sL3s, according TO an inter-
view IN The Star q few days ago with
W.. s. Taylor Of that city.
Ii the Ugh. Of the sastory Of al
most all cities under the old ward
rule, Monet was fortunate, indeed.
to have the cash item Of $I38. The
former city officials may congratulate
themselves that they were enabled
to retain that amount on hand.
Under q business system such as
Monet now has and with precisely
the same revenues, the city has paid
10000 Of indebtedness, paid all Of
its current bills, spent more than
1900 on public improvements and
has something like $4,000 in the
treasury"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-30
SIX MO. W FORM LEAGrF.
Meeting of Promoters VIII be Held in
Moberly in March.

Sturgeon, Mo, Dec. 27.-AnOther
Missouri baseball league is 70 re
formed at a meeting in Moberly IN
March If the present plans of the pro-
moters do not miscarry, The new o.
ganization is to be known as The
North Missouri and viii be patterned
after the Central Missouri League,
which had a successful season last
year. Manager William Everhart Of
the Clark baseball team is the prince
mover in the new organization, and
he says he has assurances that the
following teams will be in the new
league: Clark, Sturgeon, Huntsville,
.Fayette. Salisbury and Madison.
Officers in the Central Missouri
League have said they would be glad
to cooperate in the schedule-making.
A ~post-season series Of games be-
tween the pennant winners in the two
leagues in proposed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-30
Keep From crowds . Avoid chi

Keep From Crowds 10 Avoid Grip.
Philadelphia, Dec. 27.-The death
rate from the epidenmic OF grip now
sweeping the State has been 80 high
that Samuel G. Dixon, State Health
Commissioner, issued a statement at
Harrisburg Thursday night, calling
attention to the seriousness of the sit
uation and cautioned the public to
keep out Of crowded places, as one
person having grip may give it to a
carload Of passengers"
In this city the Bureau Of Vital Sta
tistics issued $50 burial permits dur
ing the first three days Of this week.
The majority Of the deaths being due
directly on Indirectly to grip. This ia
more than double the ordinary death
rate.
II is estimated that nearly 5000
persons in Philadelphia alone are suf-
fering with the disease, which has
been particularly fatal to the very old
and the very young.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-30
MEIH Bs HsEEs
ssH BEsEHHI POOR

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AAR yenr the CArss=As expen1i-
szzs Was srsr s1saaa his year ne
.fsnz Is zls~aky sssr Ea and airhs
.ozsy a zzaH En zs sPeat Ter tAs
Hs2sazg ehart nsorc Is nssded
|aAx= last year
n ass ank azt nSs yE oshQ-
ia. ts Al ~ cosS Fsz0Es IS ensed
Tseir wsxk Is tlsz started A hHg
|ussa usstsr i aa and =Aay e Ne
|psar IN nss1 your hep II y01
srert aurztez % Il neH.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-30
MUCH APPRECIATED



Mr. Z D. WEBER, R P. q, No. 2
LadSonia, called al The Ledger oHce
this week and renewed his subseriP-
iioa for another year, stating that he
did not know Of a better county paper
anywhere than the Weekly Ledger.
NJ Weber has been a Subscriber con
anBOusly for this paper since 1875,
q year before il was purchased By r.
Is. White.
Patrons Of this character, who stay
with you year after year and show
their appreciation bs 3 word Of kind
ness once In q while make the life Of a
country Newspaper mar worth while.
dow different Mr. Weber's attitude is
toward newspapers, compared with
thoae Of sone who always howl and
eritiese and knock but never sub
scribe; o. II they do, try to keep from
paying. We take Of cur hats to news
paper Subscribers like Mr.. Weber.
May they live long and prosper.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-30
DEMOCRATS COME or
OF TEF TRTCHES


SOEE q s movements II gE
rszr n Cor z ". Masur and 70
@Hz ms 1znSz6s EgzE
z 3 asg AzrA Sazs 4 the 80
z DsnsgzEs 1e26erz rho are
-y7nx "a SanereSs fiE HarirErzztinz
Is E1zenw 50 shas be Can't r1 fa<
sszzszs zE1zzss Reed ngE are nzk-
irr great eEErns and hzzrzhfng abort
rrrr-g fer yns-PreE5sne S1ras
81 abs doaAk crossing INDUCED IN ~
Dsnsc7zn IL Missozri vino claim to
bs lea5erE would rzin any party aEy
Esere- Tire binkering and cross Err
Eg anoag those wbo think oily II
their own 5obk, VII surely defeat the
party Il the state unless Il Is stopped
No wonder there is a call going up
for @chnnp Clark to ave the state
OF ccsrse every out1going governor
is always less popular thzn the M
coming governor. Al those who
failed 70 Get . job are sore and SOME
II those the governor did appoint 70
oEce think that as he Is going ont
there Is noshing more be can do for
fhen, aud they jump in and try u
cal hirp ~. Then those Who are Il
DE habit 81 wanting to Kin TIE gov.
erpor 80 that be can't be liz the way
for senator or for any other oEce
arr baaisr than ever on Major. And
x that ali that they could find 70
seller zbort was uha1 he danced
wezvegy wheat or the min1etty ~ .
ozR party.
We nstsee noE taas he zans fel-
bgEE that msae 80 INCA n0iss abo1i
la dzneing H~ntefering VITA his rn-
n12 for United States Senator, thInk
i wszA help hm like everything Il
be wezE run for yiee-Prezidsnt This
Denecrsa who want the Offices IN
Missouri had better quiz fighting
among themselves, or they viii al
60 to the junk heap together. Really
to Be frank about the matter, doni
We put ourselves in . Ridiculous pos
ition when we admit that there Il
only one Democrat in the state Of
Missouri that a save the partl
from defeat Is it fair to Clark Il
rut the matter sup TO him" in tina
wayg Democrats should cone on
Of the trenches and get together I'm
I'll after November any way.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-30
PRussIAN LOSSES a.as1.nsa

London, Dec. 2s.--Aeeording to
the ROtterdamsche courant the Prus.
sian lists Of losses numbered from 800
to 800 contains 42,s25 names. max.
ing the total Prussian losses 2,2s7.-
esq., says the Amsterdam eo-rrespon-
dent Of Reuters Telegram CO. He
continues:
There n besides 2s4 Saxonian,
si5 Wuerttemburgian and 24o Bay.
arian lists, 50 lists from the navy and
some lists Of German officers and
non-commissiOned officers in the
Turkish army. The paper says the
lists are Published in the form Of a
small newspaper and comprise 1850
small-printed pages. Printed as a
book they would form $4,000 pages
or 100 volumes Of $50 pages each.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-30

THE Knights Templar Of Crusade
commandery No. %, under the lead
ership Of Eminent Commander Henry
d. LeweIIyn, attended services at
the Presbyterian Church on Sunday
night and enjoyed a splendid sermon
On "The Proper Christmas Spirit" by
Che pastor, Rev. DR.. A. A. Wallace.
Special music was also rendered.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-30

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Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-30

r. D. Parsons and sons, George and
Guy, who have been farming rather
extensively for seven Of: eight years
Two miles south Of Benton City, have
through their agents, Dry and Sap.
pington, exchanged their two farms
fOr $50 acres ear Winfield, Mo-, and
S1li move there in February. The
Measrs. Parsons are wen and favor
ably known in this county, and we re-
greet to e them leave.
E. s, TOalsOn, Of this city, had a
narrow escape from death, when a
wagon on which he was riding fell
through a bridge 16 feet to the
ground.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-30

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Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-30

Harrisburg M Dec. 27.-When
Arnold Ray, a citizen of Carrier
Mills, eight miles south of this city,
awoke Thursday morning, he found
himself lying in a coffin with the lid
screwed down.
Ray had been drinking Wednesday
night and fell asleep. Unidentified
persons tarred his face, placed him IN
the coffin, hauled him four miles to
Ledford and left him near the inter
urban station, where he was fond
and released by the crew on the early
morning car.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-30
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Notice II hereby given that Ia.
tiers Of administration upon the eszs
Of
Mamie A. Mccullough. Deceased.
have been granted the UNDERLINED
by The Probate Court Of said county
Of Audrain. bearing date q the led
day Of December, 1915.
An persons having claims asaina
said estate are required to exhibit
them to Us for allowance within Il
months after date Of said Isstsu
or they may be excluded from az
benefit Of such estate and u wi
claims be not exhibited with an
year from the time Of the usEa
ton Of this notice. they vii h n.
ever barred.
4s-st John W. Howell, Administers
Date Of hrst insertion Dec. %, ISL