davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-11-04
TO BUILD AEROPLANEs FOR NAVY
Machine Is To BE Equipped With Two
1901 Horsepower Motors.

With the exception of motive power
and instruments. the first aeroplane to
be built at any government establish
ment will be constructed at the Wash
ington navy yard.
For some months the Navy Depart
ment has been at work designing 2
type of aircraft which it is hoped will
prove adequate for the naval service.
This work has been conducted under
the direction of the bureaus of con
struction aind repair and steam en-
gineering, and under the immediate
charge of Naval Constructor II. C.
Richardson u. S. NJ, himself a qualified
pilot, who has been a close student
of aeronautics for the last two years
Work on the machine will be started
at once. 1t will be rushed TO compile
tion with all possible speed, but mas
much as this is the initial craft to be
constructed, il is not expected to be
finished so quickly as machines which
may be built at the Washington navy
yard afterward.
Machines are designed to have a
full load capacity of about 5000 lbs
allowing for a useful load of about
2,200 pounds. speed of from fifty to
eighty miles per hour, and a maximum
range of seven hours at full speed. The
machine is to be equipped with two
160-horsepower motors. the useful load
of 200 pounds. which may be made up
either of passengers, fuel or weapons
in varying percentages. will allow the
employment of the machine over the
broadest field, from long range.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-11-04
KATHERINE MHEY.

For the magic of this perfume is
such that any one getting a Whit of i
becomes instantly hilarious. The
young woman's husband happens to be
a witness to the caress. He is a fire
eating Frenchman, and to escape his
vengeance, the -dispensinG
doctor fees to a bathing resort. The
Frenchman follows, and all sorts oi
ludicrous complications arise.
The principals and the large aud
attractive chorus of pretty girls OF
High Jinks" rush and dance and
laugh through three acts of whirl-
wind odroned with a catchy musical
score.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-11-04
MAINE PLATE FISHED UP.
Lines in Havana Harbor Hooks Meta
OF Batlleship.

The anchor of the steamer Esparta,
Of the United Fruit steamship Com
pany's white fleet" brought up yes
terday a side plate of the battieship
Maine from the bottom of Havsns hsr-
bor. The fiuke of the anchor entered
8 portfolio of the sunken ship and held
fast. The crew had TO use a steam
winch TO remove the plate from the
anhcor.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-11-04
Oyster Day" to be Observed
November d the Date

Swepson Earle. chief engineer Of the
Maryland Shellfish Commission and
vice-president of the National Asso-
citation Of Fisheries Comissioners. saws
il is planned to make "oyster day" Of
the third Friday in November. Hotels
will be asked to dress the luscious
shellfish up in its most tempting form
and school children all over the coun.
try will be taught something about
the oyster. The purpose of the latter
movement is TO aid in the intelligent
conservation Of the oyster.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-11-04

Throughout the city and county ice
formed last night in exposed places.
and early this morning there was a
thin coating of ice over ponds ana
vessels of water There was also a
hea,y frost last night and white COW
ering over roofs and grass this morn
ing
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-11-04
@IuGM JINKs- COMING.
This Laughing Farce VIII Come to
Annan0lis Next Week.

A magic perfume on which depends
he plot OF High Jinks," the musical
iollity which Arthur Hammerstein will
present at the Colonial Theatre or
Monday, November s. is the discovery
of an American nerve specialist prac-
ticing in Paris. He makes such gIod
use of it, on one of the pretty patients
that her joy gets the better of her dis
cretion and she winds her arms in
rapture around his neck.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-11-04

For the last 30 years the average
yield Of potatoes an acre in Ontario
hrs been about AZ per cent over that
of the United States.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-05-17
Sic Mdnner TIT Gis.
Sine @OIarbifiDn BON Srie 8icIef@

Dos Gis, bisfe peite anfrie9enbe
adIte, purbe bunfelrof Dor 9ialmars
@usen. Gin medanii9er Mile bog
iba gu feinen @enoFsn suriid -.
Set MOnaten tdmpfte bic grpsoi<
tim bur6 Die arftifde 5rembbeit.
Seit Monaten beoba9teten fi9 oie
Mdnner un~tereinanbsr, unb jeber
fannie Die tpinaisen 6alten Der @tim<
mnnsen BEL onoeren. Menn fie fi9
portpdrts piblten bur9 bic entgeeen.
fdiiftenoen S9neemafen, barin barte,
fpiBe Winoe tniffen. trennten tie fi4
tpeit BON chamber. 9enn ibre 6irne
i4rien na9 onbersn Ginbriiden, no@
reasn, iei es nebenfd9li9en @ors
tommnihen. Sic fdrisn nod elmer
2osrsibung bon Der fteten itumpfen
me9anif4en Gebanfenreibe, Ole tpie
aniidtbar nossnbe 3abns in ibre gers
ben geprebt mar.
9iolmar fiiblte tpieber rpte Weuen
bur4 fetne Musen peitI9en. Gr ftieB
I einen leersn Bid ouf sic Weite. Der
ram immer per5peifelter iiber bic
Stride bes gifes unb ram INNER
nGber an bic nanfenben @eitoIten, ole
UNI Jpn tpnren. 9jalmar fiiblte cine
grdBli9e usbelfeit iiber feline 2ippen
gleiten. unb ba, tpie pon itreidelnben
Mdo9enbdnoen befreit, blidten feline
Geoanten 5tpif9en nlerbanb llnour9z
bringli9teiten binbur9 unb cine ions
nise Gbene BON Gntf9luB unb neuem
Borgang.
Gin G6rsi Der pis Elm Slattern
f4tpor5er @6set iibsr bos gis brad,
Iprsnste 9iolmars gefeFeIie aroff.
uno nit plumper @eits fiirste er auf
per S6orften, Ser erf6roden in Elm
paor tollpiitiee Muoen 6lidte uno
banu BON Siolmars 3d6nen fein Sc
ii6t serfleif9en 5piirte.
Sin Sdub nirbelte Siolmor su
8oben. Wie elm S~obesurteil treifelte
bic RugeI bes Gnos fern
Yer Sboritsn itorb longiom. llns
tdtig fanben bic Rlumpen Der Mdns
ner UNI i'm berum. 3sine 9epeauro
ISfts MenfHf.in aus Der poIorFile.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-05-17

Gene uuo Sons-9uonig uni6uloig
lino2 &alt On 9emeiie. log ser
@rltoer nidt aus 9iitterIidfeit, Inn
oas @eib 81 idonen2~ "a muroe
oaS alte 0iistraueu pieoer mad uilo
Qn1lte i'm nit peropppeIter @rar.
lamfeit, Gr otniete allf, ais Der
grltoer abreiite, nm iein Gngoge.
ment oll5utreten.
Gill perIieB NIT Sante 5rieoe Dor
oier5ebn 9ogen e6enfalls ole Sio5t,
lie ging nah Siiobeutidjmno, ibr
@aitipiel fiibrte 81 einem Gngoee-
ment, uno 3tpor bel i6neaer, ais
man eebofft. Die SentimentoIe
oes bortieen Softbeoters berlo5te
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-05-17
pANAMAS 75c

@ereini9t u1o geformt mad ieoer
Sorr. @infler & NidIes, 9utmader.
103 81 eSoufton Ctr, neben benz Nibers
Iibes 9ieitaurant. 3nfriebeniteuenbe Or
belt. Seine Sdnren berubt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-05-17

tttG tlleDr NIT Der, Die fDtr bor<
mals beim Mus3ue nit uns berumtru>
gen. Wtr boben uns in Ser Nugn1t>
Tonne gebdutet unb i'm September
lpinb, Bel benz epigen vunter>fretem~
9immsl", gara anoere 9Gfte, gatta url@
oere Musfeln 9ebplt. uns BON @runo
aus regenerirt. Cure 6iirIoree, tpGre
fe bier tbdttg, piirben mir Sud gar
ni6t banfen; fie tpiroe uns roub uno
berle9en MAIDEN.
Steb feline @ertng59dBung bartn,
bab STR bon 9%efahreu, folonee tpie
mOsli9, ferneebolten tperoet. 8ennit
Du 8ismord's Wert aus benz 9anpts
quarter 1870: rNu9 Die unberbsFer@
lt9ite 2aftnoflie9e befommt bier
Sebnju@t mad Der 9duslidfeit!"
Sd CLAUDE, Sober bat neben Der
itrablenben Sonne r&ries", bic uns
mon9mat btenbet, mon9mal itumpf
unb miioe ma9t, nod irs.nbpo cine
s~ebeimnibbo1e 2eu9te fir ii9, Die ibn
gan5 BON fern anblinselt unb inn BON
elmer fanfter.n Melt, bon Misoerfes
bensfreuben fpribt. On. bos Sternz
lein, beibt INNER tpieber: Meib! Der
eine beiiBt es i9on, Der anbere bofft
borouf. Der brittle seoenft ieiner Muts
ter ols etnes 6eilietbums, unb au9
Die S9peitern fomnnen ni9t an fura.
Gtnas bon Der 3roft biefes 2eudtens
piirbe perlDfden, fGmt ouh Sbr fret<
pinig in bic S1la1tlinie.
Die S9nere Der a}erluite. unter bes
men ein @ies erfdmpft tpirb. -bspabrt
f9pn Elm bibhen Dor llebermuth. -
@ter Dir ober ouD ni1t Dor, bab
tpir berbiHen unb fopfbdnserif9 pd>
rem: enttpeoer miibe pie ein Sbier,
ober pa9 tpie Elm Sdmierenffeber, ents
peber beforet ums Mobl Der uns Mn>
bertrduten, ME cine @robmutter. pber
forslos ipie ein ainbS- aptfden bie<
fen pofen penbelt infer G~emiitbs5u<
ftanb BIN unb per.
Mie fonten mir ben Sob .grinfen"
feben2 Msiftens ridden mir Tim ouf
ben Qeib. merfen's tpobt foum, tpenn
tpir nt9t mebr an ibm borbeifpmmen
-ober er befu6t urs plDblid, unber<
febens. @lorb' mir, Der leBte 2aut,
ben Der @terbenbe finoet, TT Der Home
zines Meibes. Mir fennen iie ni9t,
bic @efegnete; aber tpir merfen thinner
ipie6er. tpel9e Mo6ltbot in benz Sc
bonfen liegt: Wir fdiiben Gu6. mir
iterben fir gu9!
unb murre Du nidt mebr iiber Be-
bor3uguns. Die lit ebenIopenig bor<
banben pie STRENGTHENING fir Did
unb Define slei9fans babeimgebliebe@
men Mitf9peftern. guer @innen mrb
Sra6ten gebt unabldffig, unobeelentt
ins 5erne, S6r quilt Gu9 am Mntag,
an Seiertas, in ben finen @tunoen
jeber Ra9t in Gorge unb 3ittern I'm
uns. &einer lit oa, an benz Sbr Gu9
Grgern,N feiner. an benz Sbr gu9
freaen f0nnt. Sebe bat minoeHens
einen babel nnb tpGr's nirfli9 ana
oers, pdre tie aua nibt frob. Nein,
if1 ffene @uer 2eiben unierm slei9
uno bite Did: permebr' es Din ni9t
nod bur9 foI9' rebeGif6e @ebanfen.
Gben bfiBen bic Sterne ouf; unfere
9u fpeiBt f9on. tpelde i9 meme
= gehen ME unter. &ann Did bas
8eipuBtfein ni6t itol5 unb bemiitig
mohen!2
0ein -
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-05-17

i'd nlo bat ben Sntenoontcu. i6rer
&ontraft, Der bis sum Serbit liei,
eber 5u loien. Der Baron alma
oarmif Elm, nahoem err lid NIT
gill uerltdioiat. Die innae aiilit-
lerin mgr BON Mitte 9(pril an bier
frei mo founte baum u~nperlueilt sic
brautlide Sollegiu obloien. grnIt
mar frob, oils Die Gamem oie Sta0t
perIieBen; MN braudte er ellis por-
nlirfSpoIiel giifen nidt me6r AIS
aliiueiden uno onf 8onte Srieoens
Seitt5er SIT boren. @s mar fla.
tetoe ipnBten 10 iuenie wie CT Ielbit
mo iid Gene perborg.
Gortiebuns foIst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-05-17
@pteIs.
HOTEL ALAMO

1876 Mamo @in8a -bibi9 mDblierte
refine 3immer. <50c, 75c 81 per Sag;
$3.50 uno a~ufipdrts per ISOLDE. 3in1ner
NIT 2 Setten $500 per ISOLDE. Gltes
Selepbon grodett 658.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-05-17

III tDrem blallen @efi6t, oos erbdr=
metspert ungliidlid olisiie5t.
u2iebes glttes airlo!" ct binft iidL
Jim Die Sanoe Ser iungelt Sra1i, Die
iebt neben ibm itebt, gu f~iiiien.
Gene mebrt es inn uro iinft
lblud5enb an ieine 8ruit.
XII.
Der loltnii6e Moitat 9(pril seigte
am letten Gage nohmal redt, lpeldj
toetterpenOii6er @eieGe er lit. 5raG
tauIdte er ben ionnigiten Sriiblings=
morgen Dor, mittaes erbob fid Stu1nf
ll1o Elm boar Stitnben ipdter lag elm
fpei6er peiBer Shleier iibcr Ser @tOe
uno berbarg neioii9 Die i6melenoelt
anoipen an gui6fperf uno gGunscn.
Die S6neefloden moren nit Graft
peln ftntermiI6t uno flatiften prai-
lelno an Die Seniterideiber, ourh olp
Der b~leigraue Simmel miirriid) alsf
Dos Gnlt idalite, Dor Dem Grnlt in
leiner &eoaftion iaB.
So bitter, mie orauBeit in Ser 9oo-
TIN, ia6 es I'M 8ttnern oes einianlcu
MaHnes aus. Die gro5cn 9l1gen
Gatten Den froben @lan5 perloret,
tiefe Sdatten .lagerten inter i6nen
u1o er31blten ebenio mie Ser abgc@
lpannte 3ug Inn ben Mulo bon idGof-
loien Rddteu iino i6lueren @e0an-
fen. Gns @eli6t mar idntal gefpor-
ben, cine tiefe &limmerfalte grub ii6,
ienfredt iiber Ser Noienmur8el cir
pdo an ben SdIdfen iino sic onnflen
Saarmellen bon feinen Silberf6oen
ourdiponnen. Nerbos Ipielten feline
Sdnoe NIT einem porbin .er6alteneri
DoppelbtlO, oas Sen 8ru6er nit iei-
ner iungen graut oariteIte.
uSdns-9uomie luto @rnol g!c
@liidli6enl"
grnIt atmete gepreBt ulto oas 9lut
ifoB ibm bis in Die Stirn 6inauf, ais
ieine 8lide auf Dem freimiitigen ant
liB Oes jungen aiinitlers baften bic.
hen, er iddnlte iid ieines einltisen
8eroodtes. Sic observation-disclosures
Die er nad 2enens 5ortgang nit Dem
grlloer gebabt, mar fnrdtbor oeniiti=
een0 fir i'm gepelen. @ls er 6oliS.
SnOmig, Der gefommer NOR, ous Gbc-
paaf 5u Sante Srieoo 5ll bolell, Ole
es pergebels ertpartete, ieinen Ser.
oud)t Observation-Disclosures, mar iener
anfgefabren pie ein n~eripunoeter So
mel
SIS iob aus, als poae er lid, alf
grnIt i~tiiraert NIT aller @elpoIt bielt
er ft6 8uriid mo rief in ebrlidem
Borne aus.
~@enn On nift mein gruoer
pareit, oann -
llno ipdter> ais Ser erfte Sturm
noril6er, batte er in @orten marnler
eoler geseiiteruns bon 2ene geipro.
den fie iiber ieoen nieoeren Ser
hoft erbaben gena1nt, gemeint, oaB
tie elmer ltntreue nidt fdbig Tel, oaB
er 6t ieoer 3eit fir i6re @bre ein-
iteben tpole NIT ieiner eigenen @Gre.
uno @rnit itono bei6Gmt ga uit6
mafte iid) iiber iein nniiberleetes
Sonoeln Die bitteriten @orwiirfe.
gergebens forifte man llad &c
ne. ibre Spur NOR mie lpeggeloidt,
ibr ~Anfentbalt fonute ni6t ermit
telt ner0en.
8ie betdlibt airg grnit berum, cs
ldien ibm, ais iu1re er gar MIDI
nle6r er iel6it, iouoern ida,te ii-
mem Gluf lllr 5lL oils gillge i'm ales
gar nidts an. es mar Elm leltlaner
traumbofter 3uitono. IN Dem er iid)
befano, Den @eq ourd sic 8eiit-
itraBe bermieo er, er nolte 6as @d.
9ous nidt mieoer ieberL in Dem itin
Mr,tNet. oaft1ahnk n,,2 So., o.,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-05-17
New Hotel.

800 Sft : Commerce Ctr, Gan Ir;s
tonic, Ser. 9eutides Gnitbaus. 3ims
mel SOC Bis $1.00. Spe5ieIe 8o6ens
raten. Gus. 9ebnfe, Nsanaeer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-05-17
HEX C COMPANY

gicbcies, Notorcbcles. 2atpn Nofpers
9ef6drft, abgeboIt unb abeeIiefert. Sci.
@rodett 1907. 237 @eit1g Commerce 9Th.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-05-17
LAWN MOWERS

oeiddrft BEL 8o9ers, 523 Martei @trabe.
grodett 5718. Sreie Iblieferuns. Wir
Ieiben gu6 2afpn Iotpers tpdbre1to mir
Cure reparieren; arbeit s~arantiert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-05-17
0eiM1fts= 8alenner
OoIs ,tnS &oble.

8tr balten Die bette &pble unb oas
bette 8rennboI5. Rrobtert inns. 0lass
NpeS & @paI So. @rodett 6053, Nenes
Eel. 1871.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-05-17
Srau Ger,e.
Son sc. 0oberen5- @ber-
letn.
(S%ortieBun9.)
VT

CSort1eBung.)
9os olles aiebt am Settle Ser
Inngen 8rau porbei, ais lie in nie
itiirmii6e @interr1aGt bineinfaDrt.
Sic i6fin9t Die eisfoltett 5itternoen
Singer feiter itleinonoer. 8orurt, o
@ott, tparum?" mrtrmelte iie. y8as
fam er bod ielbit nidt elaubenl4
,8loblid i6redt Tie iGb ouf ibr liz,
cls bobnten tauieno Stimmen iGr
gu: ySorin, obnit Ours oenn
niht, Dab er fret merben nil, Inn
ieoen Greis. S6m6rmerii6e Mio-
l.onau9en leudten Dor ibr auf uno
qeben ibr anttport auf lire Sraee.
Sic ieuf5t es flinet tpie Elm gsiru-
mer1, nno preBt bic @G1toe ouf oos
6nfenoe @er5. 9om ridtet iie iid
gefpaltiam alf uno iiebt nit ~Itarrelli
8lif ben 8obnbof otl in oen Ser 33ug
ioeben einf1brt.
Gin alter Wann In 0erhem Slolss-
rod itebt auf Dem 8erron nl1b liebt
iufeno an ben 8obniposen entlang,
icBt erfennt er Gene ar1 Seniter zines
@btels 2. &laiie urlo baitet, 10 idltell
i'm ieine SiiBe traeen fonnerL oorauf
I'll, I'M Die Giire auf8ureiBen: 0Meltt
liebes gnaoiges Srauleinl 5rau
9oftorn moate i1 Iaoenlr itammelte
ct uno foridt nit iorgen0en a1geil
in ibrem bloiien @efidt, bos erbdr-
menspert ungliiflid olisiie5t.
u2iebes glttes airlo!" ct bihft iidl
Jim Die San0e Der inngell Sra1l, Die
iebt neben ibm itebt, 81 fiiiien.
Gene mebrt es inn uno iinft
iblu65eno an ieine 8ruit.
Mexico Missouri message., 1915-03-25
Trustees Sale.

Whereas, Chas. Hughes and Mag
gle Hughes, his wife, by their GER
tain deed of. trust, dated the 14th
day of March, 1918, and recorded
in the Recorders office within and for
Audrain County, Missouri, in book
40, page 6S, thereof, fer the re-
cording of deeds of trust, conveyed
to the undersigned trustee the fol-
lowing described real estate sit
uated in the City of Mexico, County
of Audrain, State of Missouri, to-
witt
The whole of block numbered sew
en- CD in the Donated Addition to
the City of Mexico, in the County of
Audrain, State of Missouri, being
the Addition to the said City Of
Mexico, made by the said County
of Audrain according to the plat of
said Addition on file and of record
in the Office of the Recorder of Deeds
within and for said Audrain County,
and known as County Addition.
In trust to secure the payment of
certain promissory note with the
interest thereon in said deed of
trust fully described and set forth:
And whereas said deed of trust
provides that if default be made in
the payment of any interest or any
instalment of the principal when
due, then both principal and inter-
est shall become due and collect
ible:
And whereas, default has been
made in the payment of the interest
on said note and in the payment of
the principal of said note and both
principal and interest are unpaid
and whereas default has been made
in the condition of said deed of
trust:
Now, therefore, 1, Daniel H. Cau-
thorn, the undersigned trustee, at
the request of the legal holder of
said note, will on Friday, the 18th
day of April 1915, between the
hours of o'clock A. M. and 5
o'clock P. M. of that day, proceed to
sell the above described real estate
at public vendue to the highest bid
der, for cash, at the east front door
of the court house in Mexico, Mo-,
to satisfy said debt and the cost and
expenses of executing this trust.
DANIEL H. CAUTHORN,
Trustee.
Mexico Missouri message., 1915-03-25

FarDer.
The program kept US busy ali day
and all present took part and made II
very interesting and profitable Be
sides this, Leo CoOntz, of Vandalia,
gave us a good talk on patriotism.
We sincerely thank the people Of
Vandalia and Mrs. Tugel and his
corps of excellent teachers for the
privilege of meeting here, and for the
great success of the meeting.
Mr. Tugel is an untiring worker, a
thorough school man, and Vandalis
has the best school in the State, size
of town considered. Saturday night
we saw the play given by the Farbel
high school. 1t was success, and the
pupils deserve great credit for the
way they carried it through.
Thursday night, heard part ol
the play given by the Martinsburf
high school at Benton City, They were
drilled and were interesting the au'
dience completely, when train tim'
called me away. am sure it was
great success.
Mexico Missouri message., 1915-03-25
NOTICE OF CITY ELECTION.


In accordance with the provisions
of the ordinances of the City of Mex
leo, Missouri, thereby give due and
legal notice that there will be held,
on
Tuesday, April 9th, 1918,
an election in the four wards
of the City of Mexico for
the purpose of electing the following
city officers: Four councilmen, one
each in the four wards of the city.
Polling places will be as follows:
First ward; Circuit Clerks Office,
at Audrain County Court House.
Second ward: S. S. Roberts black
smith shop.
Third ward; Council room, City Hall.
Fourth ward; c. w. Peterson's coal
office.
And further in pursuance of, and
as directed by the mayor and council
of the City of Mexico, l hereby give
due and legal notice that at said
6l6CIlOn u D6 n6lu Oh uOoN"J ,
April 9Th, 1915, every voter may
vote For a one mill tax for a free
public library, or Against a one
mill tax for a free public library.
And further, that if majority of
the votes cast at said election be
Against a one mill tax for a free
public library, then the one mill
tax now in force andannually levied
and collected, shall cease.
Witness my hand and the Cor
porate Seal of the City of Mexico,
Missouri, this 23d day of March,
1915.
]. w. DRY, Mayor.
Attest: WALLACE DEARING,
City Clerk.
[SEALl 1t
Mexico Missouri message., 1915-03-25
RURAL SCHOOL NOTES
BY W. CLYDE JOHNSON
County School Superintendent.


Monday. Farmer" Rusk and | Wis
tied the Fisher school, and had very
interesting meeting with the patrons
More than seventy were present. The
basket dinner was fine, and a very
enjoyable day was spent with them
Miss Ruth Cook is a very energetic
teacher, and puts her whole soul into
whatever she does. The patrons are
very proud of their school and are
striving to put it on the approved list
The house is on solid foundation,
the well has a concrete top, the
house has been painted inside and
out, the floor, desks and windows
have been cleaned and scrubbed. They
have a beautiful library case, an ex-
cellent 1S-inch globe, a recitation
bench, case of eight maps, and a
good library. This is a weak dis
trict, but they levy IS cents and get
about 500 State aid. They hope that
in another year they can get heater
and be put on the approved list. Such
determination as theirs will win.
The pupils rendered a very inter
esting program. Then two boys and
a girl debated the question, "Resolv-
ed, That wheat is more valuable than
corn" against two Mcmillan High
School students and a graduate in
law. The Fisher debaters handled
the subject well, and produced the
better argument The decision was
two to one in favor of Fisher. There
were a number Of the patrons dis
cussed interesting subjects Tuesday
afternoon, Miss Abbie Sullivan had
Farmer" Rusk and myself meet
with her patrons at Prairie Lea. Miss
Abbie is teaching her third success
ful term, and is doing some interest
ing work. The walls were decorated
with maps and drawings, the spIen-
did handiwork OF the pupils. The pu-
pills, by three drawings, showed the
three different buildings that have
stood on the present site. The last
one is almost new, and is a great inn
provement over the others. The
building. is now paid for, and the pa
irons expect to improve their equip
ment as fast as they can. They have
a good heater, good pictures on the
walls, and good case Of maps.
The pupils program was interest
ing and enjoyed greatly by all Then
Farmer" Rusk talked on many farm
topics. the most of which were in an
swer TO the questions of those pres
ent. Thursday morning together with
the board, visited the Prairie Chap
ell school.
Miss Stauffer told me that one of
her pupils, Beulah Kelly had missed
but one day in nine years. This lis a
weak district, but they have a new
stove with a jacket around it, and
they moved the weeds and cleaned
the house last tall, before the teach
Mexico Missouri message., 1915-03-25
MEXICO CITY ELECTION
Tuesday, April 6, 1915.

Official Ballot.
First Ward For Councilman,
James A. Lewis.
Second Ward, For Councilman,
John H. Ballew.
Third Ward, For Councilman,
Ernest L. Johnson.
Fourth Ward, For Councilman,
Fourth Ward, For Councilman,
Robert N. Armstrong.
1 hereby certify that at Demo
cratic Primary Election, held in the
City of Mexico, Missouri, County of
Audrain, State of Missouri, on the
18th day of February, 1915, the
above named persons were nominatd
for the offices as stated. and the
same has been attested by the GER
tificate of the Democratic Central
Committee, filed in my office on the
18th day of February, 1915, signed
by the Chairman and Secretary of
said committee.
The above names will be print
ed upon the Regular Democratic
City Ticket.
Witness my hand and the corpo-
rate seal of the City of Mexico, Mo-,
this 23rd day of March, 1915.
(seal) WALLACE DBARING,
City Clerk.
Mexico Missouri message., 1915-03-25
Important.

want to announce to my friends
that have bought from L. McF.
Gamble what is known as the Fur
niture Hospital" and have moved
the tools, machinery and stock to
100 Lawder Bldg, where l expect to
run it in connection with my job
carpenter work. 1 will be prepared
to do any kind of repairing, re-
building, refinishing and Grating fur
niture; extra heavy sewing, cabinet
work, picture framing, saw-filing,
tool grinding and lathe work. Tel
ephone, residence $50 j. Shop
216, after April 1, 1915. Try me.
w. ]. OFFUTT.