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The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-08-17
RETURNS FROM COAST TRIP
E. ]. Ostrander and A. ]. Peavey Pleas.
ed With California Trip.

f. J. Ostrander and son, Eugene and
Arthur J. Peavey of the Twin Falls
Title and Abstract company, returned
Friday from an extended automobile
trip to the fairs in California. While
the gentlemen enjoyed the trip to the
fullest extent, they are glad to get
back to Twin Falls. While they saw
some fine country they are of the op-
inion that the Twin Falls tract is far
in the lead on anything in Nevada or
California for general farming pur-
poses. They returned by what is call
ed the southern route in Nevada, pass
ing through some of the all but de-
serted mining camps Of the early days
in Nevada.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-08-17
GUESTS OF
SUGAR men
Citizens Banqueted by AmaIga-
mated Sugar Company
VALUE OF SUGAR BETS AND
BEET SUGAR DISCUSSED
Twin Falls in Line for Sugar Beet
Factory il Ready to Fulfill the
Conditions.

| Twin Falls citizens enjoyed the nov
city of being entertained by their
guests on Monday evening, when rep
resentatives of the Amalgamated Su-
gar company of Ogden, Utah, gave
one of the most enjoyable banquets it
has been the pleasure of the citizens
to attend. About one hundred citi-
zens gathered about the well-gar-
nished tables OF the Rogerson Cafe at
nine o'clock and enjoyed five-course
banquet as the invited guests of the
beet sugar men. Between the courses
under the able direction of Toastmas-
ter c. l.. DeLong, Vice President of the
Comemrcial club, addresses were Civ
en- by General Manager Eccles, Secre-
tary Taylor and Field Superintend-
ent Quinney, of the Amalgamated, the
hosts for the evening. Responses by
Congressman Smith and Senator M j.
| Sweeley along the lines of securing
sugar factory occupied short and
delightful evening
| General Manager Eccles, the first
speaker, confined his first speech to
a few we'll chosen words on the COM
parative values of beet and cane su-
| gars from chemical and commercial
standpoints, and emphasized the i'm
portance of the sugar beet and beet
sugar industries as of local benefit
in keeping the money within the in
termountain country.
! Secretary Taylor proved a very clev-
| er speaker and in pressing the claims
OF the sugar beet upon the housewives
as equal in quality with cane sugar,
kept his audience in a happy frame of
mind. Statistics regarding the COM
parative consumption of beet and cane
sugar showed that Idaho which produ-
ces one-half of the beet sugar manu-
factured is using only twenty-three
per cent of beet sugar to seventy
seven of cane.
/ Congressman Smith in few words
told of his visits to sections where SUI
gar beets were grown and where fac
tories have been installed, and found
conditions prosperous He urged the
people of this section to encourage
the entrance of the beet sugar COM
pany into this city.
| JOS. Quincy, Jr., field superintend-
ent of the company factory in Cache
Valley, gave the keynote of the even
ing when he told of the increase in
the values in that section due to sugar
beet raising and urged that factory
as means of added wealth to the
Twin Falls country.
Senator Sweeley never at loss for
the right words closed the speech maxi
ling of the evening, with witty little
boosting speech for this section and
well chosen words of appreciation for
the hospitality of the Utah men.
]. r. Hinton, of Hansen, gave prief
statement ON the condition as to su-
gar beets in that part of the county
and was enthusiastic in his praise of
the success so far attained
} Can Nave Factory Here.
Mr.. Eccles was then asked regard
! ing the requirements OF his company
} for placing a factory and stated that
five thousand acres must be pledged
and suitable site secured The COM
pany would do the rest
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-08-17
KIMBERLY RESIDENT DIES j
Orlando s. Deerfield Passes Away
Monday In This City.

Orlando S. Deerfield. well known
farmer of near Kimberly. passed away
in this city Monday morning, August
16, after short illness. He leaves to
mourn his departure, his wife and .
nephew, Charles Seckman. who lives
near this city. besides number of rel
atives in different parts Of the country.
At the time of his death Mr.. Deer
field was fifty-one years OF age. He
had lived on the tract tor several
years and was highly respected by all
who knew him. The funeral will be
held from the family home Wednesday
afternoon. The services will be con-
Iducted by the Methodist minister o2
Kimberly.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-08-17
FINANCIAL AGENT HERE
DIR. John w. Flesher, Of Home Find.
ing Society, Visiting City.

DR.. John W. Flesher, financial agent
of the Children's Home Finding So
ciety OF Idaho, is in the city from
Boise and will be here for several days
on business for the home. In con-
versation with DR.. Flesher Monday he
stated that the society had placed 81
children in good homes since the first
of the year, that the society now had
344 wards in the state, and that they
are being looked after by the seci-
ETY.. There are now in the home 4S
children who will be placed in homes
throughout Idaho. DR.. Flesher has
just finished the financial campaign
in southern Idaho and states omre
money has been raised than ever in
the history of the home.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-08-17
IDAHO TOURISTS ON WAY
People From Twin Falls Tract ON Way
to California.

Two auto loads of Idaho tourists
who are enroute to the exposition, at
San Francisco, passed through Elko
this morning. They were VIM. Walt
ers and wife, John Bias and wife Of
Filler, Idaho, and T. E. More and wife
also Mrs. Showers and daughter, Of
Twin Falls, Idaho T. E. Moore is q
county commissioner in the county in
which Twin Falls is located, and he is
making an especial study Of the good
roads problem, as he is good roads
enthusiast Free Press.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-08-17
BAND CONCERT AT PARK
Weekly Event Thursday Evening Of
This Week.

The regular weekly band concert
will be given at the city park Thurs
day evening OF this week. The follow
ing is the program.
March, Crimson Flush. Alexander
Overture, Raymond" Thomas
Spanish Serenade, "La Paloma".
........-....... Yradier
Selection, ''The Only Girl" - Herbert
Sextette, From Lucia" Donnizetti
Medley, "Witmark's Hits Of 1915"
.----......-........-...... by Lampe
Waltz, Venus Reign" Gungl
March, Triumph of the Century
..-.....................--...... Anton Weiss
"Etar Spangled Banner Key
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-08-17

When the opportunity to step right
salary comes, you'll be In fine for It u
you watch the classified ads.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-08-17

sshscsiss isr he Times NOW.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-02-04
Ans Meriio.

Z -oo.Y( :,
geaeral ea1 S,lua gaI le1nein Ser-
irslsf .';I. ~ - paio Ieiegrapgllp mn.
sstetas, = uub g lesI leioll' oas aI1lE
nss m s plal'ee''sen :. noslllu'l'liieil si pape.
= A. lust y. ls'lsi SepelWe, Dle po.l
- sss,sas sai'stlles aus oaIleLl ", oaB
6 lsi6n ge5mnlgeH geDelen mare,
pen PIE selollonig !e!ner 2fnppsss
lll'l per lplpehllonal'llllUeH Hegse-
ring : nnlerpqopen lel i'llo e oaper
i,pllpes'pig gepoIpea lel, lnf oas DON
lyla io1lIrOniefle g egeplel, elne poti-
lilu9e NnIuIlIuI 81 lDalIeH. W Dape
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-02-04

GnsliIdje 9epeiden ersGblem nus
nod inriner BON Der Dfieniipe Der
9inHen im Gi-9,renfen unb in Ben
aarpatben. Die Gffeniipe, iuemn bon
elmer Ioldtn iuirflidv bic Neoe ieim
fam, lat Bis jstt aber npdJ 81 fei.
uem &einltat gefiibrt. 9asesem ae-
ben aber bic &nifen ielbit gu, bah bic
Gffenfue Der 9emtiden an Ser 8su-
ra aao Der Gaipfa, iuie iie bas @or.
riidem anf @arfd)an 81 nmidreiben
iiiden, sit einem oleid)ten gprbrim.
gen. Der 9entiden gefiibrt babe.
8enn bic @miiem bon einetn yleidJtem
SorSriusen" ipredjen, iuirb es id)un
ntdlt anbeoetttrnb iein.
Der unsariide ssinamsminiiter
seli5s bat erflarts bafO fOeiterreidJ.1tn.
sarn seniisenb eebensmittd babe, i.n
es bic 5iir Haditen Grmte ansbalten
80 f6nnen.
Cine Depeldje aus gsiid) in Ser.
bien .belailptet, cine oentIdl 5lterrei.
d1iIdle arniee, inter bem gefefI bes
Grsbersoes Gngen beabiidltiae a6er.
mails In Terbifbes Serritorium eir.
orinsen. Srnppen ieiem anf Der pi.
ME bon Sefba nadJ Sd)iffa snIam.
mensesosen. Ser Ginmaridl lei nur
oard) ben boben @aiieritamo in Der
Sonaa bers5sert. Sn Serbien iebc
man Oieier Snbaiiun NIT srosem
gcrtraiten entgegen.
Die glmiien meloen iuicoer nidJts
mic SiegesnadjridJten. Sn ben aar.
patben iuollen iie iiberail Grfolsc er.
rnngen nnb in 9sulen bic bentiden
Angriffe snriifgeiuorfen baben. 9ie
I'm iueitlidlcn golen liesenbe Staot
Sfomtpe iuDllen fie beiebt ba6en.
5erner iuIlen lire 2nftidiffer brci
beittidle 9sobiliiatiomscentrrm bpm-
6arbiert 6aben. @urlanfig feblt nod
BON alien oisiea GrfpIsem bic geita.
fisams nnb clue geitGtisnng bon
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-02-04
SnIanb.

Ger in Der lesten 3eit bieI ee-
nannte 9anlpfer 9aeia@ befinoet lib
iest alf Der 9feiie nod gfotteroan,.
@r bat cine poIle 2aorng 9aunllpoac,
1900 8allen, an 9oro ilno ieocr
lpeiB, oaB oieie gaunrlpoIe fiji.
Bremen beitirnnat lit uno In Hottcr-
Dam linlgelaoen jperoen ion. Dian
fam iest geipnnnt iein, mas Gna-
lano tiln miro. Sb es feline 9robnng
oas Shiff ais angebIih oentldes
Gigentum init 8eidlae 81 beIegen.
ausfiibren ODER oie amerifaniide sie-
giitrierrtg anerfennen miro. Ser
iler ob es Die 2aoiing ielbit bebalten
ooer nah 9eiti6Iano tpeiter geben
Iaflen ipir6. Ser gsert Ser 2aoilng
betr6gt $S80,000. 9almipoIe gift
in Bremen Is Gents per Hfltno.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-02-04

@arOlo S. 8ennont, ser 8arIo-
mentsiefretdr oeS engliihen &riegs-
nrlilteriumS, erflorte ouf cine oieS<
he3lglideslnfrage i'm Barlament, oaB
ofe &e9ierllng es nidt fiir notig err
obte, 8aumpolla fir &ontrebanoe 8n
erflaren.
Sn Der fanaoiiden @auptltoot 9t-
totpa laBt man oos 9arlanlentsge-
banoe beionoers ldqrf beipo6etg Sc
rtan ein 9pnamitottentot befiir9tet.
@ie aus Cairo genefoet miro,
illlo Die Siirfen in einenl fleinen Sc
fe6t BET SSSsnailio om See Gintia6
geI6lagen tporoen.
Ser iii0 ofrifaltiide 91ebe1enfHb-
rer, 0berltlelttnant aentp, ioa ii6
ergeben baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-02-04

balten nailB, ausidIadeeteao. aeit
1ogenofntem aSdneio1 fonlnlt fein.
Seenfann boran. Das @ort lit IN
Der Marine perpoitt. Sir ben Sec
Sffi8ier gilt Der @ruttolab, ben Der
nun i'm @efe6t an Der 1ileniiAeli
&iite um's 2eben gefonlrnene Mon1i-
raj Grabbed in iefttem Bud oWbis-
pers from tbe fleef9 gab:: ,,fieber let
ponr boot go fafter tbon pour brain
8enn pir ltnterieebootsf tsfomulalroonsI
ten baben, Die oieie SfegeI beriiiidti-
gen, 10 miro nns nod nanber ih1-
ne Grfola fider iein.
6. Heriius
anpitart 5ur See a. 9.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-02-04
Russen 0eben Vordringel1
der Deutscben I'll.
RciOlicb rebenSrnitteI in
OeIterreicb=llngdff1.
9temcr Gilt,narid) 1T Serbie,t.
Die Russen WoIen Skompe eenomnnen baben
awaa
etniralttbe Sruppen III Me9Dpten engetroHen
9te,acr Giuntarid) 1T serbien.
Die Russen woNen Skompe eenommen baben


anberer Seite fam man rnlliidJen
Siegesnadyridtten ttidtt mebr glan-
BEN.
Su Aesgpten iit bas 5,ueitc aomtin-
gent amitraliidler Srnppen einsetroi.
fen.
SentidJe 0epeId)em melOen, oaR
aus Sit-Erenken nidts Nemes sn be-
ridjten lei mno oak nSrblid) ppm Der
8eidiel aapallerieansriffe Der Gni-
len sariifseiuprfen ieien. Die Sepe-
| idJe entbalt nid)ts iiber bic gorgan-
&c in Der @aridjaner @esenb.
Die eneliide slonliraIitlf bat I'M
9arlantent oie WiitteiIung beltati-
gen laifen onB elm oelltihes llnteriee-
boot oas eneliI6e 5oipitolidiff
vaiturias1 angeeriffen babe. Srot
oieier ontliden geitatieung glaubet
mir oieie 0fadriht nidt eber. als bts
lie audi bon 9eiifi6lano beitati9t
miro.
Die SranspIen melben, Die g(mgrif-
LIE Der 9entiden BET 9sert6es ieien
snriidseId)lasen; bic 9eutidDen berid)-
ten Oasielbe besiislid glnsriife Der
Jransuien bei Tertbes.
slms Sonbon iuirb ge,meloet, &mh-
Lamb ba6e angefiinSigt, es iuer6e alle,
bic iin6efeitigte StdSte beidjSiien pber
NIT goinben beiuiirfen, iuie ssiraten
bebanbeln, B. &. bci Der @efansennab-
me erIdreken. 9fnflanb ipirb iidl
'uol nod be6enfen, ebe es cine ber-
artige Srobmms 5nr ansfabrnmg
brinst. Man erfennt aus 6ieier Srp-
hing iibrisens Die @at Der @ersueif-
lung iiber bic bisberisen Mikerfolse.
0as .gerliner 9ageblott~ bringt,
tuie aus 2on6oit gemeIoet miro, Ell
men 8eri6t aus &onItaittiliopeI, nah
benz 8riedenlanb eifrig babel iei,
gorbereitunsen fir Die 0iobiliiation
81 treffen uno Die @ren3e 3li befeIti-
gen.
gluf @nnid) oes enelii6en 8re-
mierminiiters 9lSquitb bat 6as lin.
terbaus oes englii6en 8drlaments
beidoiien, Die gan5e Sisitne nur Me-
gierunesporlagen gu tuiomen. 0ie
Regierling IieB Dem Barlanent nit
teilen, oaB t8,259 0eutide uno De-
iterreiher, olles MGnner, beim glus-
bri6 oes arieges als Gipilgefangene
feItsenommen ieien. 8on oieien
ieien ipdter 1916 tpieber In sSreibeit
9eiebt.
Sine Sfpeide aus aseters6nrg be-
banptet, Gin rnIiiides itnterieebopt
babe Elm benti6es Sprpeooboot Del Der
baniideu SmieI Wioen in ben WrnnS
gebobrt.
sSn Soiiari, auf Der gu Stalien oe-
borigen SnfeI Sor6inien, boben tpei-
tere 8roofratpaIle ftatteefunoen; iie
fongen an, cine ernlte 8eitalt an5u-
nebmen.
Sine 9epeidle ans Berlin Iaet,
Die iosialbempfratiiden 9ieidDstass.
mitslicoer bdtten eiueu Seidllnk an.
genommen, bnrd) ben Or. Qiebfnedd
tatiahlidl aus Ser 9sartei ansseidlui-
len iueroe.
Nus gaieI miro gemeI6et. Elm
oeutides gteroplnn iei 5ipei MaI ii6er
Die idiuei8erii6e Stoot 8onfoI binge.
flogen uno babe ii6 nud bort alfge-
balten Nian babe arf oas 2ufti6ifi
geidoiien, es ober nidt beidGoigt,
Die Meloung flinst untpnbrideinIi6.
stus 9erIin meloet man: Sbtpol
Der fran5oiiihe @ouoerneut bon Wfa-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-02-04

roffo Dem amerifanii1en @eih1fts.
TRIGGER in ganger amtIid) periihert
batte, 6aB auf feine 8orItellnngen
bin Die Tooesitrafe an ben Geut-
iden aarf Stride uno @runoler; bic
0es Sohnerrats beidul6iat iporer,
|nidt pollitreft, ionoern oab eitt
ihriftlider 9tppea an BEN 8r1iioeil-
Ioen Der fran5ofiihen 9iepublif ge-
ridtet tper6en ipiiroe, lit bie Sinrid-
tang, nod 3eitllngsberidten, bod
am %. Sonliar poll5ogen iporoen
= @dbreno Die englii6en 3eitlin--
gen niht ntiioe iueroeit, ibren 9eiern
ben @lauben bei5ubringen, oaB li6
in 9euti6lano cine anappbeit bon
Sebensinitteln gelteno made, fam
IN England ielbIt Die 9atladbe nidt
nlebr langer perbeinllidt iueroen,
oaB Die Breiie fir 2ebensmittel i6b
III Die SObe geben nno oie 9lrbeiter.
partei Die 5rage Dor oos garIoment
81 bringen orobt 9roo lit INN polla
80 Sro5ent teurer getporoen. Gie
8irflng oapon maht iid beionoers
bel Der drneren 9epolfenlng oraitiih
fiibIbar. @ie bas ilur natiirIid) III,
iudt ieoer, Der babel in 8etradt
fonnt, Die S6ulo auf Den anoeren
ab5uiudl5en. s. 6. aerslafe, Der.
Eraiioent Der 8dferineiiter 8erei-
nigune, i6iebt oie Sdulo balptiad-
lid ben SpefuIanten IN Die .S6ube.
,Spefulation IN @eiaen uno fteigen-
De 6ra6traten1, iaet er, piino oie
$auptllriaden, obtpol au6 Die jtei=
genoen 8reiie fir Sefe, Die boberell
2obne, pel6e Die gGfer erbalten,
uno Die boberen Sutterpreiie nit ms
@elpi6t fallen.~
SeSn ittereiianter 8eiie idiloert
cine Gepeide oes .Selegrapb" aus
Bangor oas 8orgeben Der oeutidJen
Sffi5iere oes ltnterieebootes II 21~,
iueldes ben britiihen 3anlpfer Kin.
oa 9land~ gum Sinfen brad)te. @3
beiBt oarin: o9ns bofli9e getragen
Der oeutiben ltnterleeboot Offi8ic.
re, ipel6e Die y2in6a gland" anf
Der Sobe bon @il 9ar gum Sinfen
bra6iers puroe ioefen bon einent
Wfitglieo Der Mannidaft foIgenoer.
moBen geidiloert: nslnfangs glaub-
ten mir es nit einem britiifen lln(
terieeboot 81 tiin 5u bober, aber ma.
len Sic ii6 uniere lleberrai6ung
aug, als Der our6 elm Wfegapbon
ipre6euoe Sffi5ier inns bas 3eihen
5un Inbalten erteilte uno ins sebn
geinrten 3eit eetudbrte, oie 8oote 3u
beIteigen. @ir ma6ten 5tuei goote
flar lino rroerten gum llnterIeeboot,
tpeI6es mir als N 81" erfannteil.
9rei 0ffiaiere beItieeen Johann oen
9nmpfer nit 8omben. aur8 oaroufl
perIdman0 Die .,2inoa 9land". Die
9elttiden trlIgen Elm GuBerIt nenid).
lthes 8etrngen uns gegeniiber 8itr
Sholt gnben ms cine &ilte Gigor-
rem mo erfunoieten ii9. OBJ mir
9eniigeno 8aiier imo grot in oet
@ooten bdtten. Giner bon Ser 9e.
iabitng oes llnterIeebootes, Der BON
Der o9inoa 8fan6" Gigaretten erbal-
ten bntte, erbieIt bon ieinem Offisier
unpersiiglid ben gefebI, iie 8uriif5u-
aeben. 9lIs Elm anoerer oeutIher
Offisier bemerfte. ooB elm BEL ser
@emnnnilng oes 9ontpfers befinOIi-
der 9nabe feline Miite trug, madte
er ibn ieinen @o1-goIacloba.Selm
gum @eibenf.
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Sure lltbtri6t.

X N|r ~ - f1s.a
Angriffe Ser rniiiiden &a-
naaerie nDrdidJ bon Der @eid-
lei sariifgeipOrfen.
Nus Cit-Yreufen iuiro nidJts
9enes gemelOet.
9as ensltide 9arlamemt
iuiro iidD MIR nit 9fegieriinsss
porlaseu beidJdftisen.
Die 9iitiIen seben iueiteres
Sorriifcu Der 9emtidjen altT
8aridlam at.
9entidje in @aroffo merScn
bingeridtet.
Sebensmittelpreiie in Gns.
lano seitiesen.
Sie S6flidfeit Der beittideu
ltnferieeboot-O Offisiere seriibmt.
YIN tielter Gtnntarid) Der
Seiferreidler im Serbien itebi
angeblidj beppr.
snitraliid)e sr1ppsn iimO in
stesppten einsetrOffen.
DIR flo afrifaniide Siebel-
lenfiibrer aemp iOa fid ergeben
baben.
CeiterreidJ llnsarm fat se.4
miisenb eebensmittel.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-02-04

Weiudt-dlteren bentIdeu N9ann, oner
eine Sral, als Gebiilfe oes Sanitors Der
Sir. SdjuIe ain @eIt@gnS. Wtaif iuenoe
iih an Srn. &booe, GhelIne2oring llns
bertnting Co.. Gde Main Slbe uuo Srds
bis ctr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-02-04

say7 empire 9icitauraut (friiber Gen=
curbia), edit meEifauiide Speiien, gegcrt
iiber bcm empire =Sbeater, ct. Warns
ctr. 223. Gel. GrDdett 1042.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-02-04

- @eitcs Del nuh Gaiulin crbdIt man
bpn Der Slimp Oil Gp., 400 SftzGpnt=
merce ctr. 9icues Sci. Srapis 1852.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-02-04

Smith sailOring 81. iest an Der
StroBe go. 2fS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-02-04

Or. @rabes 1T snriidsefehrt.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-04-29
PERFECT
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Complete Reliance.

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To correct distressing urinary ills;
To assist weak kidneys?
Your neighbors know the way
Have used Doan's Kidney Pills;
Have proved their worth in many
tests.
Here's Mexico testimony.
G. E. Frazier, 1902 e. Liberty St.,
Mexico, says: "Some years ago a
cold settled in my kidneys, causing me
much. misery and distress. | got so
that | couldn't bend and If / attempt
ed to get up from a chair, sharp pains
stabbed me in the kidneys. Besides,
my kidneys yer irregular in action
all the time. Doan's Kidney Pills were
finally recommended to me and I used
them. They brought relief and after
| finished two boxes, the trouble left
Statement given November 16i
190S.)
OVER THREE YEARS LATER
Mr.. Frazier said: 81 still praise
Doan's Kidney Pills, as they always
relieve me when / need and use them
Price Soc, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney re~medy--get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Frazier had. Foster Milburn Co.
Props, Buffalo, N. Y. Adv
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-04-29
.TRALLE HEAD OF SCHOOL
OF RELIGIOUS PEDAGOGY


DR.. H. E. TralIe has been elected
president Of the Kansas City School
OF Religious Pedagogy, a new institu-
ton for the training Of Sunday School
workers Of all denominations, and will
close his work with Hardin College
the last Of May, having recently pre-
sented his resignation to the Board Of
Trustees. Aside from certain admin
istrative duties, DR.. Tralle's new work
viii not be essentially different from
that he has been doing in Hardin Col
lege for four years, but he feels that
the school Of religious pedagogy in
Kansas City, a great center of popu-
%lation, will afford larger opportuni-
ties for usefulness in his speciality.
The Department of Religious Ped
agogy in Hardin College has enroll
ed each of the four years Of its exis-
tenee more than one-fourth Of the en-
tire enrolment Of the school, and its
success insures its continuance. Pres
ident John ". Million and the trus-
tees Of the college + now looking for
a competent successor to DR.. Tralle,
and the department will be worthily
-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-04-29

women. too. l cannot praise Lydia E.
Pinkham' s Vegetable Compound enough
for | know | never would have been Is
well if ! bad not taken it and | recon-
mend it TO suffering women"
Daughter Helped Also.
81 gave it to my daughter when she
was thirteen years old. She was in
school and was a nervous wreck, and
could not sleep nights. Now she looks
SO healthy that even the doctor speaks
of it. You can publish this letter il you
like. Mrs. RENA BOWMAN, 161 S. 10th
Street, Ironton, Ohio.
Why viii women continue to suffer
day in and day out and drag out sickly,
half hearted existence, missing three
fourths of the joy Of living, when they
can find health in Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound?
II you have the slightest doubt
that Lydia Il. Pinkbam's Vegeta-
BILE 0mp0undwiH help you, write
to Lydia Il. Pinkham MedicineCO.
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vice, Your letter will be opened,
read and answered by a woman
and held in strict confidence.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-04-29
Was il Pete or Hop?

Here is $4,000 that | want to
hand to the bank at Guthrie" said a
stranger at New Bloomfield to a con-
ductor on the jefferson City & Mexico
branch of the C. & A. Before the
conductor could catch his breath, the
train had pulled out of the station
with him holding a sack of currency
which later he delivered to the agent
at Guthrie, who took it to the bank.
The Harrisburg Truth says the story
shows that c. & A. crews are reliable
and that money is plentiful about
New observation-disclosures City Times
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-04-29
Wabash Price S21.O0O.O OO.

The most important step yet taken
towards the termination of the Wa
bash Railroad r~eceivership was the
modification Thursday by Federal
Judge Adams of his decree SO that
the road may be sold at a price as
low as $21, oOO, 900. The original de-
cree had fixed the minimum price at
which the road might be sold at $34,-
100000.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-04-29
SENIOR PLAY 1grH.

Rehearsals for the Senior Class play
at Mcmillan High School have START
ed and the play will be given in the
Mcmillan Auditorium Wednesday eg-
ening. May 10th. 'The Lady Of the
Lyons ali old French drama, with
great possibilities for a nigh school
cast, is the play chosen for this year
and nineteen members Of the class
will have parts.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-04-29
BOYS CUTTING A

Ed Claywell, Is years old, received.
serious cuts on his face and abdomen
about II o'clock Saturday night in a
fight with Aubrey Bybee, the same
age. The row occurred at the corner
of Washington and Promenade SITS.
Claywell was taken to the hospital
where first aid was administered and
later taken to his home. His condition
while serious is not thought to be
fatal. Bybee was placed under arrest
and is locked up in the county Jail.