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Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-23
HARRISON.

Born. to tho wife Of Reid Jones.
ien-poand son. They are very puul
q him. He was born the lssh~M
Literary Society enjoyed tie asArs
Of the Superintendent Of Tie Sam
Department Of the MissOua Aeiat
tnFal College There va
Christmas tree at HansA Il ea
o'clock. Friday afternoon. Yh
buyers in cur vicinity this wsA-
VIII Jones' is delivering com )
week We are sorry to report =
illness in our vicinity. ]. A. Sa
bought 7 hogs at $500 per heal
Alpha Pollock suffered a severe u
jury from a horse, Saturday. M
G Ladies surprised William h7m
on his 56th birthday, last FRAY.
with . sumptuous dinner. "
Wallace Lewis is home fruH "a
school IN Boone County. WI LEEs
of Boone County visited L. ?. bEa
last week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-23

- 5000
Bos.oa. De. zL-ne Mssnehus-
|eas uunsss 1sahssr kw pchbts
|e-npeynenf a ssnnsa n aabadng
|for noua tkzn ffsyfour hszsawssk
|uhe rssuif has besk TAFT 9ith fhs naE-
|svw hAzrprsAtioh q 1zborx
|nny uomn wsrkers hsvs not hetn
|bessftsd
BIT nuv the Mazsach1setin Sup-
|suns Cozrf has ruled fhst znzntnl -
a. manrzi parsuits souae wishin
|fke ns.-iar q ths sern. he dedr
in crrsts n h Aisr
No ras employed svertinne. TX
Ipl4ining he pnrpose a tic Hduimurn
|lnbpr ar. he ooura hnsds thSts
ue reason applies quite
struasiy uherz ~ hbor e not
pursly physissl BIT Is also men-
al ne words slskerz AID
Tnborngs have ~ hsr4 an1 fast
ne4ning.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-23
Sc. 0o0.aaa Rent rnnaid.

London, Dec 21.-The Daily Mail
prints a dispatch saying that the war
is bringing ruin to Berlin landlords
Mutual Protective Association it was
announced they had lost to date more
than s25,0OO,O0O in unpaid rents, and
that in many cases they could no
longer meet interest on their mort
cages. They resolved to petition the
government to pass an emergency
law to prevent foreclosure Of mort
cages on tenanted property for one
or twO years after the conclusion Of
peace.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-23

Miss Helen creasey, who has been
attending school IN St. Louis, arrives
home Wednesday TO spend the Holt
Gays with her father, Mason Creasey.
Henry Lewellyn and J.. j. Woods
are home from Columbia where they
attended a meeting Of the ST. Graals
No. II Commandry.
RUGS-Make a useful Xmas Pres
ent. We have them in all sizes and
prices. Poisson's Dry Goods Store.
Mrs. G. J. Brown and daughter,
Gretchen, Of Fl. Collins, Colo, are the
guests Of Mrs. Cox. Mrs. Brown will
be here ten days before returning
home. She was Miss Alpha Cox, Of
thiR city.
Table Linens, Towels, Blankets and
Comforts for Xmas ~psesertz. A large
assortment at Poisson's Dry Goods
Store. 1912 wi
Mrs. Ned Rodes. Is nome from San
Antonio, Texas, where she has been
fOr the last month,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-23
YOuNG,s cRERK

Merry Christmas to the Ledger and
IS many readersl-A. L. Thomas
shipped a carload Of oats TO St Louis
last week--Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie FL
hs visited the latter's mother. Mrs.
Annie Moore Of Long Branch, last
sunday-Mr. and Mrs. James Craw-
ford visited Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. schief.
fer last Sunday aftefnoon.-Otto
Howard visited his mother in Mexico.
Sunday-There is quite a number Of
people suffering of la grippe. DR..
Flynt is kept quite busy attending
uhem-otto Howard visited Thomas
sehieHer the first Of the week
There was regular preaching at Long
Branch, Saturday and Sunday morn.
ing and Sunday night by the pastor.
the Rev. Nr. White.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-23
LEG BoNE INSERTED rN SPINE

Altoona, Pa, Der. 21-kenneth
Geist, 4 years old. on Christmas eve
viii be discharged from The hospital
to romp and enjoy himself for the FIRST
lime since Christmas day two years
ego. when be was admitted to the in
stitution. suffering from tuberculosis
Of the spine. He could neither talk
nor walk and the case was thought
hopeless.
The surgeons took q piece Of bone
from the boys right leg and inserted
Il in the place where they removed the
diseased yertebrae from the spine
The operation was successful and the
boy can run, talk and play like other
boys.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-23

GxeUrS 1pA ard Ee wnz nut w1npz
srE@SnsA Ia zns = Fexzs cd -
TIE Ezpe e rs AruzE marriage zn6
ws Nns 70 It i Ensaa d Ein
retanis aasyZ - WEn Hpzz nat
Presses TySEs Eprsdsn was that
eherE was a wzEr Ezr n ne
Euzusza Hzs pueziSaS eFe- kz aes
azieE Very szrY ra De nurzaag e
his Eszg DAP Be MAS az the lsakpu
Sar the r a Sezzl=g. + xzs
ng eiexr z=s eEarens and be a.
rsF s "a hzpqg suas
Fer H11e rsasE e. o1hsr the fzsh-
err q the Fspaa5e were rsET partial
b u55oWE
Easrgs Wash1g-u4 zr gneaaest
naa x az as ezr sE p VA. 6-a
i peace and z u As hearts q his
ru1nEzman Ezs reser1hesass nbig-
e y play sscoas Rsde Il shs coza
* Czp5a
TIE fzne Il her sernna hzsband has
mSszy 6zzea Ebe zstn u The
s bus Dszisl Pzrks Czsa. the first
haszna If Martha Dan6r1gs. after
uzrd wife Ct George wssngson- vas
NOT -Eabsoax ehaire. BY any mesns-
|0z tie contrary. h xas considered .
great czteA He was The wealth5est
summarized mar in Virgnia and he
|helo1gsd 70 TIE n0bility ard rentry-
Th0nsss Jeaerson married the Wid-
or Skeiton. or ar Il xzs desired n tie
parlznee of the dsr, the relH- u
Ratkhurg4 skeison. ! have always
felt sorTy fpr poor Bafhharst shelton
Re did nos fare 80 well as Daniel
Pzrke CastiS For be ID known 70 pos
serity only as the hrst husband Of
Thar1as JefFerson's wife.
Andrew Jaekssn also married .
uisOw. ard 80 did James Madison.
President Monroe, althcagh . Virgin
inn. weai to New YORK for his bride,
marrying a Miss Kortwright Of that
city. She was the daughter Of a cap
tain IN the British army. This lady
was very punctiI0us In her etiquet
and there were vars and rumOrs Of
wars in social Washington during her
regime.
Martin Van Buren, was a widower
and be owes it to that fact that he
lwon the favor Of Andrew jackson and
Kept on good terms with Peggy
0Neal, who had married General
Eaton, and turned down by all the
cabinet ladies'. General jackson turn
I'd them all ont of the cabinet II
Martin Van Buren, hadn't been a wid-
User be probably would have fallen
beneath Jaekson's ~dispIeasure also and
lost the opportunity to be president.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-23
NOEL ENTERTAINs AUDIENCE
Riga SdhooI Masscsl at Methodist
Church Pleases.

A large audience enjoyed ~NOel.-
the sacred Christmas Czntata, pre-
scented by the Mcmillan Chorus At the
Methodist Church Tuesday evening
bliss Wallace and Mr.. Campbell both
deserve great praise for the splendid
entertainment The entire auditor
ium al the church was filed with
listeners.
Among the soloists were the fol-
lowing high school stsdents: Hazel
Hardine, Ruth Cleveland. Helen Will
Ikins. Ray Neighbours, z. Z. Rich,
Jesse Gibbs, Elvsdine Dermody, Sims
Rixey. Theodore winans. Nina Claude
Pearson. Stella whitson. Prudie Der
niger. and Genevieve cantren
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-23

wnmeesa n c Der z-EAst.
en- nsrzsapsn Aczn an zahzE i
ausuz-ry IN Speaker czzk -
7s-zhdvs stss rzpset-
sar De rszzasg 4 Ia Mssuanza
r = ena6anss ssr Prezasns
ssss yrar arzA Mr. WHau
Ner Toak naE BzIHnaFp tapsrs
lrneay mruzzg rgsAhnd Np1z
IL ash eHu1 whel lis A1zzdon
So c1Ees 70 he yarns ne Spsakss
sad be md 10 dhsnrrs he atsituds
|as.sd n ~ nus fan1as RzAza
|Canas soHs sMzxh
he tbur ad tha4 4 Prssaeat WI
sn nass goa u rAa csaid defeat
|him f< rsnemiaahsn. and tat Z be
I6arf nsks reoA TIA numinnnon
MT Be uprfh hnriug. ms
|speaksr hnsnE tie Prsssnt has
made rooA
Nh. Clark ria5caa1 The rqorz. pub-
'E&@ IA tAess s.Hs pperA hat Ger
izn DsnseEstir Representatives wers
preparing to ferrs hin inio sAe Prezi-
asndsl r.@ He spsciseaily aszsied
fe runay thaf Senator Underwood
bid pedred aim his support against
.Preasszt Wz
D==uask belieFd the ssoEies
.vAirh appeared o1ly n pNpsrz antag-
ariEsir . the sdmirizr1dnn. were
sifher Inspired ~ ths kspe 81 Great
ng strife IN TIE Deno<rztir ranks Or
we're prpdarss Of the imagination af
writers seeking 70 fl space during >
dzI news ssassn-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-23
ORGANIZED CHAR
TTY EFFICIENT.

THE Commercial Club has appoint
ed = committee 70 the bus
mess section Of the city to find out
whether Mexico people are in favor
Of organized charity or not. We do
rot believe that the committee will
have much trouble in coming to the
conclusion that practically all Of our
people are IN favor Of organization
and efficiency along the line Of char
ny the same as in any other activity.
The Ledger went over this ground
thoroughly with u people last year
and the year, before, and found them
cordially approving this plan which
is being generally observed in large
and small cities throughout the entire
country. Those who have been act
lively approving this movement in
Mexico have about come to the same
conclusion.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-23
HOLIDAY p. o. SCHEDULE
Hours Of Collection and Deliver !.
New Year and Christina.

Postmaster w. R jackson. \.
day, announced the schedule "a, !
collection and delivery of mail !.
Christmas and New Year. Thar, :,
Be one complete delivery on i I
city carrier routes on both !.
These viii be made IN tie t.s,',
section between 7:s0 and 900
and in the residence section bs..-
$50 ard noon.
Collections in the business
win be made at 500 a. m, 70 n :,
At 500 p m In the residene, !.
ton from $50 to noon.
Rural carriers sill serv. 4.
routes on CHRISTMAS Day bu. i /.
New Years. Rural patrons "a y.
Years day may receive their rsa
calling at the Office between SIN -
$50 a. m.
All departments at this otscs n
be opened both Christmas and M
Years from $40 to s8OA m.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-23
IuNK pEALER GErs RIcH.

Ames, la, Dec. 2I.-Inercased
prizes for junk, due 20 abnormal de-
mand created Tor metal and metal
products by the European war, have
made an independent fortune for Tom
Robinson, a humble and industrious
junk dealer. For many years Robin
son had been adding to his collection.
hoping for something to happen, until
his stock Of junk covered several
acres Of ground Now he has sold at
fanny prices, and it is claimed his stock
brought lose to 100000.
He win discard the old horse and
buggy and array himself and family
in a modern touring car.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-23

3 ounces four
5 0sreeE Ezgzr
4 oznees batter
] bezsp~nful baking powder
I ogznge
3 eggE
Beat batteE 70 . cream, add sugar
and work weB fogether. Add eggs
and grated orange peel, and lastly
sear. baking powder. and juice Of the
orzzge- Turn fnEo a TN haed with
oiied paper and bake in = Moderate
Oyen for thirzy-fve 70 forty ninEtes
When cool ice ~Ffh orange icing.
TIE king il ms& II ax osnee II
King sugar, passed throzgh ; Eieve,
netsd n q pan oTer ae Ere wEh t#o
krzs u5spo0zfsIs 81 ezz1gs zice
wher wzsrz spseaS o. cake ard while
IA il SIN peft sprSake aEny with
chopped pslsrf& Or tap Fses az o.
zage cus IN pseces to Ioek ike q lily
zsd o. tep ard sdeE pze Jordan A.
ao9aAs and eherrses.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-23
ssdaIia Saloons in slump

Sedalia, No. Dec. PA few ysaa'
ago there were 81 saloons in Sedahf
January last the number had q
creased to % Monday, when d
County Court issued dramshcp htss
ses for the next six months, thsi
were only 26 applications, all 9
which were granted.
In years past saloons were crows
day and night on railway pay da's
Now they do no more business On =
days than on any other days u
drinking habit has taken a decdsi
slump in Sedalia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-23
HID. LLEWELLYH REELECTED
EMINENT COMMANDEROF KT..

H. D. LIewelIyn was reelected En-
inent Commander or Knight Tenn
.pIars Chapter in this city at an cleo
ton held Tuesday evening. T. J..
Kelso and J, ]. Steele were also re-
elected to ill the Offices they have
held for a number Of years. Mr..
Steele who has always been active in
Masonic circles in Mexico was elected
recorder for the twenty-sixth term.
The knight Templars viii celebrate
Christmas by attending Sunday night
services at the Presbyterian Church,
Dec. rs. They viii attend in a body
wearing their full dress Templar
uniforms. With over one hundred
men in the lodge this viii make an
imposing sight.
Last year was one of the most pros
porous years for the order. Five men
were Knighted. Arrangements are
heing made to make 1916 a splendid
year and many additions are expect
ed.
The officers elected Tuesday night
were: H. D. Llewellyn, Eminent
Commander; J. J. Wood, G~eneraIis-
imo; John r. Marshall, Captain Cen
eral; 7. J. Kelso, Treasurer and j. j.
Steele, Recorder. The ~appointive Of
feers win be named after the first Of
the year.
J. N. Boyd, Of Auxyasse. was in
-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-23

Milwaukee, Dee 2l-Decsaxiag the
reason only ? per cent Of working
men attend religious service IS be-
cause 10 per cent of the ministry is
cut Of srnyrathy with the cause Of
labor" the Rev. c. H. Hcleanb. BAR
.berton. O.. breaches to bis cOngregz-
ton in a gray work shirt without
coat and with = red bandanna hand
zerrhief in his hip pocket
@some people think that every
thing with a long tailed coat Is .
preacher" he said They forget that
men in long tails open street doors in
department stores and that the cry Of
sir, cab comes most Frequently
from q dusky person likewise clad
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-23


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|h HISS Nm DzsMuz zsBs
'Dsaks s.us MRS was@ ps Nsz-.
in rsisz 1ssaE c c 1.rs
mi wa wr ME5ss Esz TEz-
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am sd Hn as 4 ~ wzA-.
q T. sun-r xns 4 Msziss rE
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MNes Arnle srv6r~ and Ehs 0-1kE
urs N MErirs IhsrssnE FnasE =
M An-n las EaaS a oaaunsh
8 Epsufizg hu GlzzAs E-z1m
NA hsr rarerA n n Esaiss and
w Misses Nnl5s LAs DslAaFy.
SsslR ana Anx Eaman wEz q &1-
irs aAaprAg SstEaE Misses Sal
hs ana Mnry Hxrra Eav NEaH v1s-
ns-x ssnuuany Ms En SsErez
sd aazrtker. MAJ ara ~ Aa ack
Mn Z z Hsnanskz SEs =
.Meura rztx. Sz-=asE. Mrs.
nank Esnrp xns rre aAadssz wes
Kexsac rista-s SE.EEE M ans
Hrs ! 3 Rsazs ssss-zEuss the p
wmA LaAgas SucissT SATURDAY erAn-
ns M.E.x LANES Easez nEyis
azs heen En- IL Esk Ez As vssk
Tbs Rsv. Rzr s Tuzhn SAsS rs
rsrulzr 4Bpunmes ut me &saAc
az chzrrA Sa1dNy zaz,aGrg ana e.
aizE Mrs. Ben BrEEesSrs and
Szzxknrz usre Msxsre wiSirurs Mr.
oar. Misses Lain Ess~ Ger
trade Davis and NsEEe So-zA1
we're Mexiro Fista- MwnaEE- The
sc egsszpd hss6re Esah q torn
war srax - Mesxnes Wa
Esxwn Bert SH7saaS and FEznk
Hznnz and dh7arer us~ Msxiro vs.
fausx Msndzx. A CozmGr&l Glib
w@s arxAniEed here MuuazE es1g
with sixtssz ner5s = Ees4mss
Wm Brsun and z L PzrTs we're
Mex5rs visitors MaadzE Mrs En-
1ea1 Fzrbzin and ehildrez. Of Col
urnbiz. are the rssz If MrE Jas
Canpzn. The yszng hdieS who
wgre iz the play entitled Farm
Folks EEFen Dec 4, IN Santa Fe. en-
tertsined the y8u-g men who assist
e n its pressnEztian, II the h0zne @
r l. Yowell On Nunasy evening
Appropriate gifts were given then in
appreciation cf their faithful per-
farmznoe Of their duties. After .
.bguntsozs repast. consisting Of ham
sandwiches. pickles, eOFss, cider, and
spplss. and The rest Of the evening
Was spent IL playing games and jolly
conversation. The theatrical party was
dissolved Those attsnding the party
wcre. Misses Nan Dali Lulu T.
Heckart, Mary Wilson, Gertrude and
tela Davis. Flore5ce Vowel and
Haugeen Norman; Messrs- VIM
Daley. Bonnie Booth, Jack Peak,
Fred Peak, Ira Smith. Charles Edgar,
and Ben Heckart. Mr.. Vowel acting
as host
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-23
WOMAN u AERO VICTIM.

San Diego. Calf, Dec. Is.-Mrs.
Lulu COmstock, seventy-four years
old. fell to her death yesterday from
a flying boat in which she was taking
her farewell fight. When the mach
inc was fifty feet in the air she was
attacked by a fit and seized Meyer
hotter the aviator. He attempted to
escape from her grasp and bring the
machine TO a landing but failed.
The aviator was seriously injured.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-23
sone smose sam.

Sam Morris il the proud p~osgesser
of a typial German pipe he received
Tuesday Is a Christmas present from
Z cousin in Berlin. Mr.. Morris said it
took his long smoke" six weeks to
ret here. He will continue his neutral
ity BY smoking a good strong English
tobaeco.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-23
TMAIN,s FIRST VERSE

A
Hannibak Mo, Dec. 2i-Geae
A. Mahan Or Hannibal has discovers
the first article which Marx TSAH
eyer wrote. It was this poem;
Gross by name and Cross by na'a7 .
Cross jumped over an Irish pertala.
It was scrubbed on the s'i'.
blackboard BY John Briggs, . POI
Twain. The teachers name Z
Cross, 50 Grigg got a whipping WlR'
caused Mark Twain to remark o
@this proved the poem to be true
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-23

The Word and Way, a religious
magazine contained in its last issue
a photograph Of the 200 members N
Z. W Stephens Bible class q ,bs
fir't Baptist church, Columbia, Mo.
Mr. Stephens has never missed ! sgn.
oay 2 = years. The class has "
aged $50 members for the part %
In this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-23


0rxnre EasE PD8eng-
! t~ablesgo1rfUi gststin
y espfI esd Nztar
u cspful Essng wster
y evpfsl sugar
x cspsal grange cs
2 tab5espoOnfzla lezasn juice
Whits n one sgg.
Sosk gelatin il co1 water Ere uis-
utes; add boiling waiter, sugar, and
oz4age ard le1oa jaics. Strain into
> cold, wet mold. ges IN . cold plzcs
70 staaen, bus jsat before It becomes
hard ad The bestea white n egg
Serve 10 0rnHge baskets.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-23
ATTEMPT TO WRECK TRAM

Moberly, No, Dec. 21.--A tie was
placed across the Wabash track two
miles west Of Dalton early Monday in
an attempt to wreck train No. 4, the
fast mail from Kansas City to ST.
Louis The tie caught under the pilot
Of the engine and failed to derail the
engine. The train was not running
fast.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-23
HERES WAY no HUSH CORN.

Topeka. Kan, Dec. is--Corn husk.
.ers Of the State are telling Of some
big days work" now. Here are some
records Of a days work Of 10 hours,
as reported in county papers:
Charles Ballinger. Hiawatha, 142M
bushels; John W. Hill. Moundridge,
is4h bushels; Mitchell Roubidoux,
Hiawatha, 1I6 bushels; Edward Jones,
Hiawatha, l05 bushels; Paul Morton,
MacksvilIe, I01 bushels, nine hours;
Everett King. Haven. I00M bushels.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-23

Henry =. Langenberg,grain commits
hion man, Of st. Louis died at his
home Saturday after an extended M
ress. Mr.. ~Langsnberg is the father.
in-law Of Joe Mcintyre formerly Of
this city. The Ledger joins the friends
o. hr. Mcintyre in extending sym.
patty to the family.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-23

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Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-23

eggz
! orange
7 te~zspenzf5ls powdered ssgzr
Beat the yoiks u The eggs with the
powdered sugar. Whip the whites to
! stia froth ard foH into yoIks- Add
the juice and grated rind Of the or
ange. Brown IN butter In an omeIet
Or frying pan Set in the osen two
minutes. Fold. sprinkle yith pow
deFed sugar, and Serse At once. This
" dainty and appetizing for luncheon.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-23
Orange Delight.

Slice and quarter six large oranges.
nix with them q can Of pineapple, or
0ther suitable fruit, sprinkle generous
" with powdered sugar, and serve
with whipped cream Or shredded fresh
eocoanut.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-23
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-23

DR.. Dysart Moore, a practising den.
tist Of 81. Louis, will spend the Holt
days with his mother. Mrs. Belle
Moore, Of S. Jefferson street.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-23

We have a full line Of Ball Band
and ~Lambertville rubber goods. They
are the best made. steinman's Shoe
store wit
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-23

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Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-23
Orster nv.

There win be an oyster fry =
Wednesday. December 10Th, a. I
home Of Judge Squirting one'iOa''
mile east Of skinner.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-23
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-23

Frank Beam and family have RI.
eofnsd from an extended visit to Han.
nieal' and we are glad 70 welcome
them home again.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-23

Col. Kohr, formerly Of Missouri
Military Academy, is now travelling
out Of Chicago 1Or school maps.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-23
Stock Note,
LOCAL MARxn.


NJ 2 Wheat sl-lA
New com-D and %.
New Oats-sT; Mixed Is
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-23

charley Dunn, the big mule king Of
Mecredie, va in Mexico on business
this week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-23

DIR. A. X Adams, Of Auxvasse, was
in this city on business Tuesday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-23

Tsianking you for yoar bus
faeas n The past and aBtid-
pating 4 share Of your pat
ranaee Ia shs future We wish
yop > Merry Christmas and
: Happy New Year.
MEXICO POULTRY co.
Harry %. shroat v. r. Ryan
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-23
POLLOCK & BAILEY
Secure Agency for $50 Chevrolet


The Mexico Auto Sales Company
have added the 400 Chevrolet to their
line Of automobiles, which gives them
the most complete line to select a car
from Of any dealers in the state. The
100 Chevrolet is a revolution in a light
ear. Has valve in the head motor,
caHtilever springs in front and rear
giving it that easy riding quality 50
much desired in an automobile. rs
actual horse power, and has only six
crease cups on the car. This car
equipped with electric lights and
starter only $3.50.
They also have the Overland line
which consists Of the WHY'S Knight,
s1,Os5.
Model So. six cylinder, 7 pas s1,i45
Model SO, 4 cyl, 5 pas. NJ. $3.50
Model Is, 4 cyl. 5 pas. ....... s615
Model SO Roadster .......... SIPS
Model rs, Roadster .......... 1896
All above cars equipped with cleo
trie lights and starter.
The Grant Six
Is another wonder in a six cylinder
GARLIC in. wheel base, valve in head
motor, Cantilever springs in rear, az
horse power, large stream line body,
iots Of room, deep body and one Of
the easiest riding cars on the market.
This car sells at s795.
THE REQ is 10 well known that
any comment is unnecessary Ask
people who ride in a REQ about them.
REQ six, 2 passenger ..,..... $3.50
REQ four, 5 passenger 49,. ss75
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-23

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The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1915-07-16
DAVID

DAVID LLOYD-0EORGE.
emerge from this colossal struggle
beaten, Inundated. stripped of power,
honor and influence and a mere bond
slave Of cruel military tyranny. or
whether it will come out triumphant.
free and more powerful than ever for
good in the affairs of men.
II come here to tell you the truth,
Unless you know 1t you cannot be ex.
pected to make sacrifices.
"Our Russian allies have suffered a
sever setback. The Germans have
achieved q great success, not because
of the superior valor Of their soldiers
or strategy Of their generals.
1.-The German triumph IL due entire
" to superiority Of equipment, to over.
whslming superiority Of shot and shell
and munitions and equipment It Wa
. battle won BY tho use they made Of
their skilled industries and especially
BY the superior organisation ~ Ger
man workshops"