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Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-02
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-02

SENATOR REDS
FOOL FRIENDS
REFERRING 70 Senator Reeds
eazwiE for the Unitsd States s1-
ztor fuon Missouri Col Jack BAxrt0u
z ha Para No Appeal says:
II ws were Senator Reed we wozd
have q bez1 70 hezrt talk With sone
If CTR foo friends Tins far be has
re zvsFed opponent and Il i pos
S5ls hzt he VII nos hare ore IN his
own party. He viii have militant
opposition from the Rep5bhesns,
hvrsEsr, eEea thosga he has easy
ealing IN his orn prinary-the most
E~ZiIitzzt opposition he has ever had
The Bsn NOos% has DISAPPEARED and
Al Republicans, very LIKELY, viii be Of
che Efai O. the S~enztorzhin. Why,
then, Ebould EE Reeds friends eon-
rnss 70 discredit and nizrepreseut
he Democratic administration and
Dssno1rztie organization IL Missouri
Why beud Sozas q his Newspaper
friends b writing unfair articles
Nhkh Republican papers seize upon
ard esrrlSt@4 Why should he re-
Eain silent about the party record
and party aehiegerzsnt ia Missouri
wky-bu; shy prolong the list Of
shysz Il spells disorganizaton. and
asorgsnization spells defeat. II Sen
abor Eeea Is 70 be renominsted, a.
his friends cay be is, why win they
persist 10 fostering conditions which
viii strengthen the hands Of the me
my ard weaken his WI cause at the
general elecfion7 II was Senator
Reeds friends who pursued the same
course during the Folk administra-
ton. Have thsy forgotten what fol
lowed? 1t is political stupidity, as
well as political injustice, Of the rank.
est sort. Having nothing whatever Il
gain BY its continuance and having q
lot to lose from its logical results.
Why in the world win Senator Reed
longer encourage or tolerate such a
crazy campaign by men who belong
to his orgznization2 ?"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-02
SUCCEEDING

George Watts, a graduate Of the
Mcmillan high school and who re-
ceived his degree from the University
a Illinois this year IS now -:A she
Standard OIL Corporation in Whiting,
Ind. where he has a splendid position.
This is the largest oil refinery in the
world covering y COO acres.
Mr. Watts is designing buildings
for the company and his latest work
is a new power house Of unusual beau
ty as well as efficient arrangement.
The Ledger joins his many friends in
Mexico wishing him continued sue
cess.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-02


On the Isonzo Front, Nov. "a
Another psychology feature here sim
liar TO other fronts is that the wound.
ed in the field always cry for their
mothers. Officers who have fought
on the Western front say that the
wounded who lay In the woods Of
Argonne and elsewhere on this front
made the battlefield resound all night
long with their cries for "Motherl'
and they observed particularly that
both the Germans and the French did
the same, and that this was particul.
arly true Of new troops in the earlier
part Of the war.
Men here, officers from the trench
es, told me it was heart-rending 70
hear the pitiable cries after charges,
especially at night those Of the Ital-
ian soldiers crying Mamma mial
Mamma miai"-often mixed sobs,
dying lower and lower as uneon-
seriousness approached. But many
kept up the call for hours.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-02
WANTs BOY aMHAfED.r

st. Louis, Mo-, Nov. 27-Fearine
that his runaway son would carry out
an often expressed desire to enlist in
the United States Marine Corps, Nor
ris Kanue, Of st. Joseph, Mo, has
written the local recruiting Office Of
the Asea soldiers as follows:
81. S. Marine Corps,
st. Louis, Mo.
I nearby warn you not TO employ OF
hire my son, Anthony Kanue, as a
submarine Of the Navy. He has run
away from home and / think he has
gone to st. Louis to enlist. He is II
years old, in proof Of which I am only
20 myself. If he comes there whale
him within an inch Of his life and send
him back to me.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-02
BELL TO
TO TALK on The sOA

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'zet haes Taz & prrGFiss &
.sa feruzzy. Rrof@E Eezzy c.
BA Ar-upni4 Il the Ssz EEp-oTs-
mes C0=nzses a he SEeszL Peg
EEzsr Aaso1iadsl III gre ks lse-
'tEx renrs and the
eeno1Etzd1zs M~1Enn1xar tks penis
AID fsrsors Eskizg fer sol fnpr1re
neat a. Nsxica O. Saturday. D@-
.szser 81 n he McNEazn high
.s4soi bSA ssier.os1 and ereEtzg.
psSen= Nisaouss azs zz uss
.0s the stage. ard the zsaearEs Of
.fs elszahr eaa6ncak drzizzEs ard
Fssns grs~1h on thssr psyNczl and
.ebezlicaI cozpoati1a illustrated Tie
.ssensnts that are pseezszry for
Fzzt Er0E1h are shown IL tasir purS
stzsG and their prVperiss Ez dzr-
.a~e.eristius srOught CIT By expert
EertL
PrgSezsar Bells lecture ard his
dennsnstzzaons are easily understood.
Nc technical terrns are used and earh
point is broaght cut clearly It Is
a @ons day c5zrss n Nizsozn farz
crops sol analysis, agricultural
chemistry ard sgrsaozy. MiSssEi
e0adG0zs are taken Up II particular
and the soil needs and crop require
meta fer the rtste illustrated
How to bziE Up loose Missoad
soiiB and give b.ay u them 50 that
they wiz retain moisture ard Be cap
able Of predicting larger yields Of
quality and he's 70 improve
sezzhon Of heavy elzys 50 that hze-
terra may carry or their WORK in the
son are accomplished on the stage,
using samples Of the different soils.
Drainage and lining are shown, and
hsr ezsOns for their need graphical
ly-prOyea. Professor Bel is beng
brought By the Missouri State Board
Of Agriculture for work through the
eniFe state at u towns.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-02
DON'T LET BABY SUCK THUMB

Chicago, Nov. 29-When baby
sucks its thumbs it may be irrepar-
ably injuring its speaking or singing
voice in later years, DR.. Newton C.
Thomas Of Northwestern University
told delegates attending the National
Council Of Teachers Of English, which
concluded its sessions Saturday.
This form Of infantile relaxation
is said to cause m~aformation of the
upper jaw" DR.. Thomas said, land
destroy some Of the oyertones that
are 50 vital q part of musical
speech
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-02

L0ndons Nov. 2s-As the s1nest
care for zHti-preparedness views, a
visit 70 Europe Is Victor Muraock's
prescription. The Kanzan is here
gathering material for q series of
magazine articles.
Eve been in England three days
nov" he said Saturday afternoon,
and | must say | am astounded at
the extent Of Great Britain's present
military equipment and the peoples
evident determination to win the war
at any cost.
Coming fresh from the United
States, where peace talk is upper
most, I am strongly impressed by the
utter futility of such propaganda. I
find only indignation in both high and
low quarters at any American at
tempt to force a conclusion of hos
%tilities and universal ridicule Of
Henry Ford's plans.~
Murdoch admitted he feared Con-
gressman Kitchin and athe anti VIII
son Democrats" in Congress may de-
feat the administrators prepared
ness program.
@They would be converted. he
said, "ff they would see the situation
in England and hear the expressions
on every hand Of the conviction that
unpreparedness alone was response
HE Tor the Allies reverses early in
the war, while it was purely by virtue
Of her complete preparations that
Germany won her success in the first
year Of the struggle"
Murdoch already has heard their
preparedness views from a number Of
London notables. He will go to Paris
later for interviews with the leaders
in the French government.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-02
.sALNE Rock RoAp PLAN BEAD

sat No Nov. e-rs So
Ire couuty Rock Roaa Connittse
nst here Saturday. The report a }.
c wsnssrs. the Covemrnent rOaa
naan that was here a few weeks age
70 essinafe the cost was received.
Tss rrrc-+ rressaes fer baH1ing Iss
= niles 81 roek road in Saiiae Couh-
II at an estimated cost 81 slSOoooo.
It uss deriSed 70 inaaguraie an
active campaign Petitions viii be
circulated asking the County Court
70 call an election soon after the first
Of the year. Great enthusiasm pre-
vailed
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-02
9KkNPs AND CHARITY AT
81. cHAKLEE AND NARYEnLI

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Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-02
rRrE.HTII oFFERNe

FREE-WuL OFFERING
AT THANKSGIVING sEKsiCE
Fsuyl-e sSgars ard fry ezt'
asa a sra- Tex IN a eo4i was the
Fussx rcosivei At ths n.nksgiying
s~~ies AZ ds Mstkszs 9urA ms
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10 crsh sssrsssea > hrgs radsacs-
ne ehsr u.s osmresa & ns1bsr
II Al tn szrrhs< Mu s~hrilsas@r-
rer sazg = ssls
he pre<2n a. followed Vas
.orzan Prse Ms B-sHy
Dardegy
|lusocation
|Srrptare Reading
Rev. A A w.naes
Norning Prayer
Rev. W. A Shulfneesger
Anthsn sy the CAeir.
Hymn b. Congregation and chosr.
Sermon
Res. O. o. Green Of Baptist chnch
Offering
Hymn America"
Benedieion.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-02

in the ease Of J.. H. Caldwell VS.
Katie Caldwell, Of Vandalia, in which
both parties were asking for divorce
the court refused. The grounds fol
not granting we're that all reasons
sighted in the petitions for divorce
were more than five years old and
that the parties 70 the suit had lived
together until June 1915.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-02
pKAD.

5. C. Hsvets-s4 years Old. died at
his home in this city Friday morning
Il aropsy. Mr.. Heprstt leaves . wife
and src children to nsura his dsrth-
He was sSivsryman for Smith Bros
besOre his Enss@ The funeral vas
so.aurssa from The home tive bfseks
SOFA q the International shoe Com.
any plant saturday afternoon. ne
Ldrsr extends heartfelt sympathy
70 tie bersased VIE and children.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-02
$3.50 FEE LEADS TO LAW TEST

Macon, No. Nov. PA manda-
mus suit has been filed against the
Macon County Collector, NJ. G. Per-
kins, in order to test the legality Of
taxing attorney fees before a claim
has been prosecuted to a Judgment.
Mrs. Barbara Holmes owed the
city s41.67 in taxes. She requested
her friend the Sheriff to look after
the taxes for her. Sheriff Hofvey
rendered the amount, but found ii
had been increased $3.50 to cover at
torney's fees.
The Sheriff refused to pay the
$3.50 fees.
Mrs. Holmes filed a mandamus
proceeding to compel the collector to
receive the amount Of her taxes and
TO issue a receipt.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-02
win Remain Here.

C. II. Beare, who has been travel
ing representative with the Haas
Lieber Grocery Co, in this city, has
resigned to accept a splendid position
with the Rrenning- schlapp Grocery
Co. Of ST. Louis. We are glad to
state Mr.. Beare and family. who are
very popular in Mexico, win CON
tinue to reside in this city. Mr..
Beare is a most successful salesman
and exceptionally popular with all
who know him.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-02

IusTICE WooDsoS HIS TRAM'
Ses-@ OE IA Ny -
.0sa sux A N wesAsu- & As
srun~ cs=1 I'D ~ He fai
uza srra-s szazy ora IL
y t-I n As sos-1s HSale
Tsers ws.r aa.zsy 10 cszrsrtz
Az-nr ssbs-z va Az III trzA'
rsrs Er " Naisr r. n-FaE-
90 s- q Gox Na5or End nsDtus
0@zan. ~ e D n oAszan
Fpzr shaasa1d prsuas chesred a.
TX so q he safes cssf Eroa-
dvs uS-f fo-xzrd his hrinsz The
tssal csrTerls 70 2sa
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-02
e. Haunah MitrheD nend.

Mrs. Hannah Mitchell. wife Of New
man 7. Mitchell, died at the home Of
her husband near Rocheport Sunday
morning after an illness extending
over several weeks. The diseased
was 7s years old last January and
had lived in Boone county since her
marriage SO years ago this past Oct
ober. She was born and reared in
Howard county. Mrs. Mitchell is sur
vived by her husband and FIVE chill
dren, who are: John 7. Mitchell,
state bank examiner, Of Columbia;
DR.. Porter J. and Newman 7. Mitch
ell Jr., of Boone county; Mrs. R. H.
Gray Of Mexico and Mrs. W. S. Syl-
vester Of Billings. Montana.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-02
IoLD-TIME PRINTERS DISPUTE

Montgomery City, NO., Nov. o.
John L. Parker Of Lynn, Mass, hIrla
a long service challenge at Tyler W.
Parker Of Montgomery City, who re-
tired recently. The Missourian work
ed @at the case with Marx Twain
62 years ago. John L. Parker says
be began December /, 1858, 81 years
ago.
Missouri's claimant says he has
John L. beaten because the latter
stopped to edit a paper, while Parker
Of this city continued to "pick them
up" in the old-fashioned way for 60
years.
The two Parkers r distantly re-
lated,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-02
Us sEyEN YEARs On.
Bat MrN Crews Says It's last as
Good Today as When II Was
First Made.

Seven years ago MIS- Crews tes-
tilted to complete relief from kidney
ills.
She now says that there has not
been the slightest return Of the trou-
be.
Mexico sufferers win take a deal
Of comfort in Mrs. Crews statement
Read what she says;
Mrs. NJ. B. Crews, T29 Olive St,
Mexico, says: Il had baekache and
rheumatism pains. The trouble came
and went at intervals, generally get
ting more severe when | caught cold.
/ tried different medicines, but was
not helped. Doan's Kidney Pills prov
ed TO be just what ] required and by
the time / had taken one box the
trouble had left
statement given Nov. 18th, 1909
OVER THREE YEARS LATER
Mrs. Crews said. " / use Doan's
Kidney Pills occasionally, as my con-
dition requires, and always get help"
Price 50c, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. Crews has twice publicly rec
commended. Foster Milburn Co,
Props, Buffalo. N. " Adv.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-02
Jas. N. Cox Dead.

Jas. N. Cox, a brother-in-law of
Mrs. Vim. Boatman and Mrs. ]. d.
Miller, Of this city, died at his home
in Fulton Thursday. The funeral was
at the Cox private cemetery near
Santa Fe Saturday. Mr.. Cox was a
well known citizen of Galloway and a
splendid man. The Ledger joins in
extending sympathy to the bereaved.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-02

ON last Saturday night q young
man on q bicycle not carrying any
light, ran over . lady walking on the
sidewalk on S. Western avenue. The
lady was knocked down and It was
the merest chance in the world that
she was not seriously injured.
Bicycle riders violate the law and
endanxer life when they ride on the
sidewalks which are intended for ped
estricns alone.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-02
nrRCLARs ARE Q

wbiis the weather conditions, dari
and ralnsy, favored he work Of bar
IxAu Thursday night yet thosa that
worked IN Mexieo secured but little
for their eEorss Three places were
|eatsrsa
Heads place vas broken into and g
|~slen. the Gr1hzn store had The win
Idax N The rear shattered and one
cash register opened A dollar In
change ,xas stolen here. II seems
they were frightened away before
thsy had been there long as the other
two registers were unmoIeatsd. In
the Kemp-MeIson Clothing store an
o~verccat was taken.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-02
At Shadow Lawn.

The Ledger is in receipt Of q postal
card from Ed v. Williams, Of this
city, woh lie travelling on a Lyceum
tour in the east. The card was mail
ed in West Ebd, N. J., where he had
visited Shadow Lawn the new sum
mer capitol Of the United States.
Mr.. Williams says the home is a
magnificent place.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-02

A BRITISH order prohibits the
use Of any but the English language
on telephones. From what we've
heard of European telephone GER
vice, it must be a hardship to refrain
from profane language.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-02

Palmyra, No, Nov. 26.-Rev. c.
M. Aker, pastor of the Methodist
Church at Richmond, Mo, and Mrs.
Lutte Rose of Palmyra were married
Thursday, Rev. d. c. Aker Of Excel.
sior Springs, No, a brother Of the
bridegroom, officiating.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-02

~
1hs Missouri Junior cSS
ference tennis tournan...
held On the Hardin CON-. "a
Nay. This VII Be a.
lssie event Of the orr,,i.'
VIII consume at least ! !
There are sever School,
ference: cotty, Famirs,.
PayHs Fulton; Lindsurood !,
les; william Woods. paSSo
ems. and Christian. c%olr-s
Mexlso. There will b III =
aid doubles and the .og, w
attract statewide attsDga-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-02

C. R. Shook, of East st. Louis, win
move to this city shortly, with his
family, and make his headquarters
here. He has accepted a position as
travelling representative of the Haas
Lieber Grocery Co. The Ledger joins
the people Of Mexico in extending a
cordial welcome.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-02
REV. c. NJ. AKER MARRIEs.

Rev. C. NJ. Aker, Of Richmond, Mo.
pastor Of the Methodist church Of
that city and Mrs. Lutte Rose Of Pal
myra, were united in marriage
Thanksgiving day at Excelsior
Springs by Rev. G. C. Aker, brother
of the groom.
Rev. Aker is well known in Mexico
having been pastor of the Methodist
church here. The Ledger extends
congratulations.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-02

While driving 10 Mexico from Wells
vile Wednesday night to attend a
meeting of the Masonic lodge in this
city, a car driven by Mr.. BurwelI, Of
the Wellsville bank, turned turtle on
the road just east Of the Field farm.
The five passengers who e with
Mr.. Burwell were uninjured.
Nh. BurwelI was thrown to the
ground and suffered a dislocated ell
bow. He was brought to Mexico where
his elbow was reset.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-02

THE time when war correspon-
dents can score big beats IL not past
after all. One Of them has just cab
led some startling information. The
headline says: AAnother Winter
Campaien is ON
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-02

OUT in Pittsburgh the oma suf-
fragists switched their efforts from
campaigning to the raising Of s91, 900
for q hospital for crippled children.
The ants, Of course, stuck to their
proper place in the home.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-02


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snss ASp~ @s u E@J.
ss es<S~1Fs re~eenn ssn1cas
W is~@aAr fraAps al We can and ash
mes % Fsspr1 ss@f - rs We
@srss tAem 60 esd AsgAt& aa4 pa4es
sSxf1ney eAsrgs AEasaAt ths@ sad
FSf ne@ - sSrk 80 the rOck pie
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-02

SAM B. COOKS Central Missouri
Trust Company, Of Jefferson City, No.
which carries more than a million dol
lars worth Of business, permits No
overdrafts from any customer.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-02
Morris Kanue'

Corporal Francis Z. Turin, Of the
recruiting Office Of the sea soldiers
has assured the anxious parent that
the boy win not be enlisted should he
apply, but that the whaling of him
is out Of the question, and that the
father SHOULD paddle his own Kanue.'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-02
Sheriff Sale in Partition.

P Stephens, Maude Crossvhits 10
nett and Claude Crosswhits =
nett, Plaintiffs.
VS.,
w. R. Skinner, Defendant.
In the Circuit Court Of Audraia Y
Missouri.
By virtue and authority Of . dki.
and order of sale made by the I
Court, in the above entitled cau'e y
Of a certified copy thereof o'
October 9th, 1915, | will on
L Friday. December 10th. lsa
between the hours Of nine o'cloa 4
the forenoon, and FIVE O'Clock y '
afternoon Of that day, at the y
door Of the Court House, in the Y Y
Of Mexico IN Audrain County, Y v
souri,, sell at public venduc, . ' '
highest bidder, the following 2
cribed real estate, viz: -
The Southeast quarter 9
Northeast quarter Of Section Ih1;
five 1851 Township Fifty-two
Range Ten (1Ol, in Audrain O''a'
Missouri. :,
Terms Of sale as follows, W.;
2S-4t J.. w. Barnett, SnelI.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-02
Miss HOLIDAY wed.

Miss Lady Ellen Holiday, Of st.
Louis, who has visited at the home Of
~ and Mrs R. W. Berrey. Of this
eity' and Louis H. Landers, win be
married this evening in st. Louis.
0iisS Holiday has many friends here.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-02
Card Of Thanks.

! wish TO thank my friends anc
neighbors for their tender kindnes,
during The sickness and death Of my
dear loving wife, Matte.
dwl r. L. TratcheL
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-02
x On~ Maya

IL ah0se Iszza SbsEs d1zt The
mzyog u 81 CszzseE takes prselr-
Ally tie Ezz Hzaoz as the LEDGE
DIES regznzz1 I8skfzg after tzzrss-
E-g ag=1r1
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-02

Dave Mcclure, Of st. Louis, was
in Mexico Sunday and Monday visit
ing bis father Clay Mcclure. He ia
an employee Of he Wagner Electric
Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-02
MRS. r. c. CUNNINGHAM DEAD.

Mrs. Paul G. Cunningham, AZ years
Old. Of Columbus, Nebraska, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Frances Quisenberry Of
this city, died suddenly at her home
Thursday night The cause Of her
death is unknown. Her daughter
Mary Elizabeth, who was in Hardin
College, left for her home Thursday
night. The funeral servoiees were
conducted Sunday in Columbus, where
the body was buried.
Besides her husband Mrs. Cunning
ham leaves four children: Mary Eliz-
abeth, Margaret, Martha Ellis, and
Paul. She leaves the following broth
.crs and sisters; Jim, Fields and Kal,
Of Mexico; Mrs Chas. Powell, Mexico;
Bruce, Rogers, Ark; and Mrs. Chas.
Brooks, Meridian, Miss.
The Ledger joins the friends Of the
family IN extending sympathy at this
hour Of bereavement.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-02

A marriage license was Issued Sat,
urday to Jay Beckwith, Of Cleveland
Ohio, and Miss Susie Hansen, Of Mex.
ico.-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-02
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0Id Iron 25c to 35c per 100 lbs.
Rags lie to / lie Ib
rubber y Boots and Shoes &c 10
g -. Also all kinds Of hides
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-02

7. L Reed, formerly Of the Ringo,
now owner Of the Everett House at
Usage City, Kansas, was in Mexico
today enroute to Galloway County on
business.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-02

THAT Mayfeld farmer who. kept
his daughter penned up in a room
for eleven years would make a great
anti-suifrage orator.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-02

ALL Of the telephone lines in Mex
leo and Audrain County should be
consolidated If possible. That's the
way to-get service.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-02

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