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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-12-08
GERMANY WILL
RECALL BOY-ED
AND vON PAPEN
BERLIN ADVISES WASHlNG-
TON THAT THIS STEP WILL
BE TAKEN - PRESIDENT
BACKS UP LANSING.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 7.-Secretary
Lansing today replied to Germany
that the United States governments
request for the withdrawal of Capt,
Boy-Ed and Captain Won Papen was
entirely because of their military and
naval activities.
Secretary Lansing's reply to the
German governments inquiry, which
indicated the Berlin foreign office in
tended to contest the withdrawal of
the attaches under certain conditions,
was delivered in a communication
which the German embassy immedi-
ately forwarded to Berlin.
Neither was there any indications of
whether the reply would meet the con
tention of the German government that
it should know the reasons for the re-
quest for the withdrawal of it's Off
GERS.
1t was broadly intimated to the state
department that unless the request
was based on something else than the
development of the Hamburg-Ameri-
can line conspiracy trial or the case
of James F. j. Archibald, the Ameri-
can war correspondent who secretly
carried dispatches for Captain Won Pa
pin, Germany would decline to with
draw either of the men.
The impression was that Secretary
Lansing's reply at some length repeats
that the two officers have become per
IN hnna1tca nj thnir
and military activities and that under
diplomatic usages it is unnecessary for
one government to do more than in
innate to another that the presence OF
diplomatic officer is distasteful.
Overnight advices from Berlin indi-
Gated that the German government
would withdraw the officers as re-
quested although it might press for a
bill of particulars.
The position of the state depart
ment is that it will not discuss the
facts in the case nor reveal the
sources of its information which have
led to the decision that the activities
of the two German attaches make
their presence in this country unde-
sirable.
Wilson Backs Up Lansing.
President Wilson has fully approved
Secretary Lansing's decision and it
was said authoritatively tnat it will be
adhered to no matter what Germany
does.
Department of justice agents still
are investigating reports that German
agents were back of the alleged plans
for a revolution against General Car
rama, headed by General Huerta. AT
torney General Gregory said today,
however, that he had no new informa-
tion on the subject
The government will not furnish
Germany with it's reasons for request
ing the recall of Boy-Ed and Won Pa
pen because it is determined to keep
secret the sources Of its information.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-12-08
French Trench Captured.

BERLIN, Dec. 1.-THE capture of
two hundred and fifty meters of an ad-
vanced French trench in the Cham
pagne district east of Auberive has
been announced. They also captured
sixty prisoners. The French forts in
southwest Serbia were forced to re-
treat.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-12-08
Japan viii Protect Citizens.

TOXIC, Dec. lit is understood ia
pan will adopt measures to protect
Shanghai as result of the disturbed
conditions there. Several Japanese
warships are on the scene. The cruis-
er Taugarua has left Yokohama, and
it is believed it is ell route to Shang-
hal.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-01-21
Ncu 9eter8bura.

Srau @triitian @euiel liest In
Der Wobnuns ibrer Todter an aib
StraBe ssfdbrlia srfranft oarnisOsr.
- @dbrsnb Der Gbweienbsit Der
ssamilie mnrbs bic 8. Z. 9aroins Wob'
nuua on Sarriion aueuue Sonntag
Nbeno pon @iubredern nm f21 In
Baarseto bsitoblsu. its ltsbsn absr
Shmudia&sn In uertb uon $500 unbe'
riibrt.
SIN Der Sonntas SiaAttittas abs
aebattenen Sabrsspsrfammluns Der sp.
iuth. ct. Yetsr's @emeinoe rpnroen bic
toIaenoeu Nsamtsn fur oas laufenoe
Sabr ertpablt: Prdiioent. Raitor yaul
Summer; Tiss Prdiiosnt. albert Mo-
tisfa; Sefrstdr. Srani Dsttsnmspsr;
Sd,asmeiftsr, Dilliam Beber; aeltsite.
6eroinano Stsubsr. @uftau @loor.
Sreo. Sddfsr uno @uitau Wtobr. Dts
uorgetegteu Beriaten ieteten. oaB ots
@eneinoe I'm psrfloiensn Sabr snt'
Sortl6ritte semabt bot uno lth tn
bliibsnbem 3uitano befnost.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-01-21
stapt nnO Gonntb.

- Das Nutomobil bon 9adamanna
@ounig murbe am ssreitas yiahmlttas
brsi Wieilsn uon Wioseop bur9 einsn
8rnnb serit0rt unb 10 ihnsl bebntsn
iid Die Slammen aus, oaB Der @bauf'
feur aoolpb 9ammsn elm fnappes @nts
tommsn bate.
Der Bauiarsiner Grtbur 8.
Rmitam, nslhsr tlirjlif) BON einem
@ebdube an @liff StraBe itiirjtt uno
li9 perleste. bat arn Wfontag esgeu
bic Central Realtg @ompanie cine 3la'
&c fur $500 @nti1doisuus anse,
itreust. NIT Der 8ssriinouus. oaB Die
islbs ua&ldiiis mar.
- 9ia6bsm Die Scrautou @as unb
0alier @ompanis Die @rlaubnib sr.
ttsilt bate. ouB Sdlittihublaufen fen auf
saie Scranton erlaubt nerben piirbe,
bsuahriGtiste Or. 8an Sedtsn, Supt.
oss @siunobsits Bureaus, bic @ompa'
ME am Donneritas, oaB er beiirGte,
baB 0aGer miiroe baour& ueruursinist
merben, unb bic @ompauit so9 bann
oie @rtaubniB 3uriid.
& Sn benz Sad Der scranton
Sdulbeb6roe 9essn bic @learpiew Sob.
len @ompanie, um lestere 5u perbin-
bern, bic 3obleu unter Der 9to. 40
Snule on @learpiep Stra6e su ent.
fernen. permsissrts es RiHtsr giemcomb
ON Donneritas. siusn oiesbejiisliden
Gtnbaltsbefebl ju beipillisen, uno be.
srIubete feline banolun9 oamit, baB
Die Shulbeb6rbe bic 9oblsn bitte an.
iaufen iollen. Die @ompanie erfldrte
| fid TN 9iouembsr 1918 bertit, Die Sob.
len fir 1924 iu usrtuufeu.
- Die Commercial GIioeiation be.
| iGdftiste fid ON Donnerftas NIT ben
Raten, melfe bic Scranton electric
@ompante fiir @leitriBitdt uno Dampf'
heiIung berehnet. @s nurbe berpor.
eebobsu. bus ber Preis fir @lsttrijitdi
unb Dampfbsi,uus babter uerbdltnis'
mdBig febr bod LIT, uu6 elm 3omitI
wuroe ernannt, nm bic Sahe ju M
tsrin4eu, iobub ipGter Der, itaatlider
6ffentliAeu Dienlt 3ommiliion II
Sarrisburg elm 8eridt uorSelsst psr
ben fann. Seit Die @ompanie fiil
Dampfbeijuns Wieter initallirt bat, If
Der Rreis bafiir In baaritraubsneel
Ueiie seitieseu unb alleutbolben wtrl
bariiber Sslaee sefhbrt. Dir wollei
sinen Sall anfhbren: Bis oieiss Sab
puroe fur Dampfbeijuus monatlit) 9
beIablt, aber felt Der Wfeter tnitallir
1T, taufen bic Re@uuussu wis folet-
eriter Wtonat. iiber $40; 5wsiter wto
nat. iiber $54; brttter Wtouat, tibe
ssi. SIT es ba su uerwnnosrn, oa
.sefidt" wirbP
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-01-21
vGeinnbbeit erlangt nad
tiernuO5uanSigjd6rigem
QeiOelt am Gpilepiie"

geahoem iein @nter obne grfoIg
Elm 8ermoaen fir Die 9ienite BON
SpeSialiIten peraiisgabt uno er fir
Dferuno5iponaig Sabre on Gpilepiie,
iener ibredli6en' aranfbeit, gelit-
ten batte, erSGblt @eorae 9uucan,
bon 416 IS. St., San Siego, Gal.,
epie ibm our6 Or. Niles' gerbine
aeboIfeu muroe, pie folgt:
$50 m6dbte msnen bsrsIiben Sant obaatteu
ehr bic sbteberberiieuunp meiner Beiunohett
eihsn Rrnntbeit gplepiie aeIitten bate. Sd
perintbte mehr oils siuan3g derste nno n1bm
gauonsH BON aReoisin bon eirem Spssaliften IN
Gplepiie. Uietn Batter pernusgnbte fnitfenbe
oon Dollars. UNI mir 5u belitn. aber ales bali
atdts. bic mir pun Or. Wiley Reruine b6rten.
SD boIte cine Slaidbe nnb felt bsren @tbrauh
babe Id teinen aninu mebr gehabt. Borber bate
sd bret uber bier Nnidue iebe SBode. 10 um ntid
au berinbern. oob bic 6eilina nolfdnoia fet.
uatm 10 sehn ffaidbeu Elm. ebe i'd antborte.
beute bin i'd tiebenunbstudn5ip Sabre alt uuh
elm eeiunber glann. Sd fam binaeben. tuo i6
tuin, uno 10 bod oom Deben. aIs mir beliebt.
unh tam td ani eiuem Bierbe rstten obne mid
Dlsrpine nidbt eeuug nnprenl fur ales mas 60
flr mid aetar bot. uub iuiinidhe bieien Brief su
berbfientttdben. 10 bab ieber gpiIeptdbe ertahreu
mbss. tote mir aeboIien iuurbe."
9r, Wtiles' gteroine bat ielt bret.
Btg Sabren iid] in nerooien aeioen
ais ipertpon ertpieien, iino perbient
cine Brobe, ipenn aud onoere Uett-
tel Sbnen ni6t gebolfen bobeu.
Bum gerfanf bei alien sputbeferu.
g8enn bic erite 6Iaidle nidt bilft, tutrh
Ebr Welo 5urideritattet.
MILES MEDICAL CO., EIkhart, Indiana.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-01-21

internisrtsn 2risssssfanseneu fofstn.
oes: 5ranlolsn 3459 Offijiere nilh
215 905 Wtann; Ruelaub 3575 Offts
,iere unb BOG, 6,294 Wtauu; 8etgien 612
Sffi,iere uno 36.852 Wiaun, un6
@roBbritaunieu 492 Offi3iere unb
18. 1924 Wtauu. Disls @eiani tjablen
i6lie6en nidt Die 3abl Der 8riegs9e.
iansensn Elm, bic lid am 10. Sanuar
auf Der 6ubrt uat ben SonjeHtrations'
lagern befauoen, uno auh ni1t einen
Eeil Der in &uiiiid' 'POlsn sema6ten
@eianssnen. @s lino aliO bis gum
10. Sanuar In oielem Srie9s mebr alS
ooppelt 10 uiele @efansene gemaht
woroen, wie i'm oeutib 'franjOliihen
3riege in 1870 uno 7k
SaufTrn nti9sn.
Berlin, per orabtlos uat 2onbon.
10. San. Das osuti1e Srie9sbureau
erlieb bsuts mittas folgenoeu Beridt:
~sluf osm meitli6en Sfiessidauplase
tanosn uur flsine @efs6te uno artille.
ristdmpfs itutt.
.Guf benz 6itli6en arisssidauplake
III oas SBsttsr fortselsst isbr unsiinitis.
~Bei RaoIuuowo. @issbuH unb
Sierpsc, n6roli6 pon Der SDei1fel,
murosn bic Ru1en nit ihwereu Bers
luiten Iuriid9sworfeu. Wiebrere DUN.
bert an @sfausenen bliebsn in unisren
9dnoen.
-SBsitli6 BON Der @ei6isl unb 6ff.
lib bon Der Pilica blisb Die Gage nns
perdnoert.A
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-01-21
-arou sotb,riuo w,,lloOp uon genn

--Sran 9atberina 0iellooD uon Yenn
| Guenue, bsren Gisentbum anssblih
ourd uurath pom einsm ab3ugstanal
beld,aoiat wnrbe. ftrengte am Wfontag
aeaen Die Staot cine Slase fur $4,000
@ntihdoisunS on.
- Stabtfontrolieur @bmar6 @iiele
bot am Disultas ansetiinoist, oaB er
Elm 4anoioat jur INSTRUMENTATION
iein miro, nnb nid|t I'M Siune babe.
| lid, um Die domination fur @ountg
Gommtiidr 3u bepsrben.
@efreusts stsftriite Drabte nnter
Dem Susbooen Der HincOln Gruit Som'
pauie on 9Bpomlns slusnue ueruriadten
II lib beute Wtorgen eineu Brano. Der
aber seiti9 bemertt wuroe uno NIT Gins
EN- Shaben uon $3.50 selOI4t wsrosn
| tonnte.
- @ine 9oniplioation Der @riten
| National 8ant uno yadamauua Grult
@ompanis lift ssplaut uuo oiesbeIiislihe
uuterbanolnn9en iino nunmehr i'm
@anse. sDenn pOllsosen, wirb bic
neus Banf Die gr6ste in Der Staot uno
cine Der sr6Btsn bes Staatss istn.
Srau emma Sowsll uon &ibss
Rom, beren @atte Dor jmet Woheu gu
Dupont uon einsm yaurel Siuie Babn'
massu eet6btet wuros. als er uon Der
Blatform fist, perlanst in elmer am
Wtontas anseltrensten 3lase 500. 900
4ntiadoigun8 BON Der Saursl Stnts
@ompatiie.
- Sohn M. Durfin pon 09omine
gpenue. Der lstten Mui oils 3uganse'
ftellter Der erie @iienbabu anf Der Gar
bon StraBe 3rsuIuns BON einem .. q
D. 2ue getroffen lpurbe uno oem lpdter
Der redlte Grm ampntirt meroen mlBte.
uerflaate am Wioniag bic .. & y.
@ompanie auf $4,000 S4aoeusrias.
= Sin granb, bs7sn @ntitsbuus
unbeianut lit, brad WiOutas yia4t tn
Dem Reller Der 3. ,. WtcSouebltn
@etrantebanoluns an Peunauenus aus
uno ebe Die alurmirts Ssusrmebr Die
Sslammen bemilti9t battle, mar Elm De-
| iammtihaoen pon etwa 81 900 ange'
ridtst, msiitsnteils our4 Raua uno
WaHer.
= Die fur sefiern Nbeno tn Sie'
6erfran3 @alinO anberaumte &urtsnge'
ielllduft, nit fOlssnOem EanBtrdu3'
dlen, fettens ber Dameniettion bes
9ieoerfraus, musts luesen einem WitB'
uerftdnbniB fiir etns UoAe usridobsn
meroen uuo iinbet oaber ndhlten Wtttt'
mod, ben 27. Sauuar, iiatt. Die
@tutrittsfarteu 40 SO Gents 9 Per'
lon. welhs fiir ben eritsu Gbeno &C.
orndt nurben, fper6en fur ben 27. Gull
tig ieiu. User einen uersniigten abeno
usrlsben mill, iollte bisiem @rsisniB Der
Damen unbebin9t beimobnen.
= Die 9adawanna Bsamten baben
i'm CHM, ioDobl In Hu3erne pis Vada'
iuauua @ountiss i'm ndfiten Sijsns9e'
rit,t ben antra9 ju ftellen, oaB Die
0tidtsr nnr lclden Gpptifanten fur cine
SGanfli3eus cine iOlGe bewillissn, ote
ueriprehen, oaB iie ni6t Dor balb 8
ubr morsens ibre @si6dftspldss sr.
6ffnsn. Durd cine iolAs WtaBrs9el
molten iie psrhiuoern, oaB ipe3iel
Berslsute @strdnfe erbaltsn, sbe tie
lid lur arbeit beseben, oeun In utelen
6ddsn iollen iiG bic Seute bstrunten
,nr arbsit bsssbsn. mos eins @sfabr
| fiir iie uno anosre Nrbeiter bsosutet.
9Denn man ubsr cine uBuoosl1 oabsim
bdlt, mas oann?
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-01-21

uon @nslano bsbalten murbe, Dor sini.
gen @o1en an Der 9iilte pon Sdott.
lamb ,erit5rt worben LIT. DaS elsid1e
Sdidiall fol- Elm anbsrer usberbreaO.
nousbt on oerielben Stefie erfabreu
habsn. Bisber III In ben en9lii1tn
3situnsen oariiber feline Seile uer6if,nt'
lt6t woroeu.
stitGensr idminbeIte.
Berlin. iiber 9OnOou. 16. San. Der
oeutihe @eneralltab fab iih bsnte ,um
eriten Dtale ueranlaBt. eiueu amtlidlen
britiihen Seribt uno oaiu nod einen.
Den 3oro 9ttdener islbit i'm Sauie Der
yoroS uerlslen, su oementiereu. Githe'
ner bate am 6. Sanuar ben yOros
erildrt. baB inOiibe Truppen bel
@iuen6p Die Oeutihen iiberrai6ten
uno aus einem @raben pertrieben.
Der beutihs @eneralitab erfldrt heute
aui bos no1orhdlifite, oaB bic Deut'
ihsn bel @iuen4g iuerbaupt nod fei'
nen @rabsn uerloren h1tten.
arisssssianssns.
Nmfteroam, 18. San. amt(ide Ue.
rihte msloen, oaB lih In Deutidlauo
uuo Ssltersih bis gum 10. Sanuar
900. 900 8risssesfunstne befanoen.
Die r36luiide 3situns- uerslsitt oie'
Is 3abl NIT ben 100000 @sfanseneu,
Die bis su oisiem Gage ibrer an9abe
nab pon ben Uerbhnoeten 9emaht
woroeu liuo. Der beutihe amtlibe
Bsri1t msloet iiber bic in Osntihlanc
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-01-21

2.n9en If nit ibrer Wlama gum
aaffes selabsn. Die Sausfrau bistet
ibr bic &u9nidule uno fast, iie babe
ia mod sar nidts tueit.r seg.Rsn. -.
% ia. i6on fir asbn pfsnnigs!1
onttportet bic Gleine.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-01-21

llnsebsusr 1T bsr S&aOeu, pslder
bur6 ben 9riss In Srautreih angeri4'
tet murbe. Die In Paris sri9sinsnbe
,SumanitsA i6dst alltiu, baB Die frau'
sSiiibe SHbuitrie pdbreno Der sritsn
fhnf 3ritssmouatt eintn S9aoen pon
fhnf Wii1iaroen Sraues erlittsn bat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-01-21
get6tsau m q den!

Barber: .GoG i'd Sbnen bic Saars
etfpos einfpriben, bomit iie onun beia
fer tpn9fen9"
Bauer: .GrsiIi', sic tpdren g'i4sit!
9aB 7 elei9 ipieber gum i4neio'n
fomma miibt, oOs tOnnf eu4
paH'n!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-01-21
G @hrtibfehIsrteufeI.

-. Ser @lanspuntt msinss So9'
seitstaees tpGrs ss setpeien, ipenn sic,
feusriter Onfsl. infer trdutss Set mil
Sbrer 4nipeisnbeit perf4ont hdtten'
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1915-03-12

ona Ward went to Pennington Thurs
day to take teachers examination.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Gobe departed
Wednesday for Hot Springs, Ark,
for Mrs. Jobe's health.
Mrs. Jack Bowman spent Saturday
in Elvins.
The Freshman class gave the Soph-
omore class reception Friday even
ing, March 5th, at the High School.
The teachers were also invited. Many
games were played and refreshments
were served. All departed declaring
the Freshman class a splendid hostess.
Mrs, Roscoe Parsons departed Fri
day for st. Louis for two weeks
visit.
Miss Esther Edwards was a Farm
ington visitor Friday.
Miss Dorothy Huff and Miss Fran
ces Flowers spent Saturday and Sun
day in Pennington with home folks.
Rev. Marley of Elvins and Rev.
Velvick exchanged pulpits Sunday
morning, but preached at their own
church Sunday evening,
Miss Charlotte Mathews left Mon
day morning for St. Louis for a
weeks visit.
The Literary Society gave re-
ception for the new members Satur-
day evening at the High School.
Many games were played and refresh
ments were served.
The A. o. U. W. Lodge of Flat
River initiated class of IL candi-
dates on Wednesday, March 3rd. AT
ter lodge refreshments were served.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1915-03-12

accordance with the provisions Of
Article D Of Chapter 43 of the Revised
Statutes Of Missouri 1909, and Section
$500 of said Statutes.
(SEAL) B. H. BOYER,
Attest: Mayor Of Pennington.
SAM F. IsENMAN,
City Clerk.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1915-03-12
BONNIE TIdtRE ITEMS

Miss Leah Bowman Visited in Des,
loge Friday.
Miss Alice Vogt visited her sister
Mrs. Nina Neil, Of Elvins Thursday
Mr.. Webb Skaggs from over in
town, moved over near the ice plant
Thursday.
Miss Sybel Bowman and Miss Bork-
ley Wilkerson of Pennington visited
relatives in Leadwood Tuesday.
Mr.. Girard Vogt spent the latter
part of last week in, Elvins with his
sister, Mrs. Nina Neil
A social was given at Rev. and
Mrs. Velvick's Friday, March 5th
Many games were played and refresh
ments were served. All departed de.
claring they had a splendid time
Those present were: Misses Fife Les
ser, Myrtle Long, Blanche Son, Flor
ence helms, Bessie Wheeling, Nellie
Hill, Mary Snider. Charlotte Mathews
Mabel and Elsie Brown, Gladys and
Marcia Velvick; MIR. and Mrs. Herod,
Mr.. and Mrs. Degonia, Mrs. C. 0.
Bruce, Mr.. and Mrs. Briggs, Mrs.
Underwood, Mr. and Mrs. Hargraves,
and Rev. and Mrs. Velvick; Lloyd Hill,
and Harry Phillips.
Miss Herod, the deaconess of Flat
River, lectured and showed some OF
the scenes of Flat River at the Cen
tenary Methodist Church Wednes-
day evening, March Bird. All pres
ent enjoyed the evening very much
Miss Annie Cruthcer and Miss Lee
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1915-03-12
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED

March 3, Tonic Stewart and Mar
tina Horn, both of Bonnie Terre.
March 4, Wlodymir 0nyzliewiez
and Mamie Pentor, both of Flat River
March 5, Earl Hall and Maggie
Fitzpatrick, both of Flat River
March 5, John ]. Murphy of Bonnie
Terre and Laura M. Miles of Melzo
Mo.
March 6, Frank Brock of Liberty
vile and Della Porter of Mine La
Motto.
March 6, Perry Hawn of Madison
and Miss Lena Reed of Desloge.
March 8, Frank Luther of jefferson
Mo-, and Rosie Adams of Flat River
March 9, C. L. Rogers and Emna
Turnbaugh, both of Elvins.
March 10, W. H. Krieger of De
fiance, Ohio, and Lena Fischer Of
Harrington.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1915-03-12
Great Bargains In Real Estate
See Merrill Pipkin.
OFFICE ON WEST SIDE OF COURT HOUSE. HARRINGTON
MISSOURI HE HAS THE FOLLOWING NAMED
FARMS FOR SALE.

Az aoroe 0 1 . n,;lov fror, Marouard
maa;so,, oo,,a+r cooa Iand. * aoros
hotto,,, Ian5 cood +t,rao roo,, ho,,so
"a barn. ,,,a,tn of nood wa+or
p,.ioa eEEo m. $ooo On easn balance
~ t;ne
Ton nao, rocl, road eo acras If good
land and r cultivation Balance II
t;n,bor Good sn,,;,,o. and c;storn
1arge farm house aIso harm
z4o acres . - naies horeneast o.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1915-03-12

orchard of IL acres; plenty of
good water; one quarter mile of
school, and one mile to church. Price
$2,5OO.O0; 100000 cash, balance on
time.
40 acres, 5 miles Southeast of Farm
ington, good land, rs acres in culti-
walton, Is acres in timber. Fine
spring. 4 room house, good new barn.
Price $1,700.00, easy terms.
40 1-2 acres 3 1-2 miles northeast of
Pennington, on good road. Good
red land; 30 acres in cultivation, bal
ance in good timber; good fences;
four-room frame house; log barn;
orchard. Price $4,000; easy terms.
120 acres A 1-2 miles northeast of
Pennington; all good land and all
can be cultivated, except three or
four acres. so acres in cultivation;
on good road; good outside fences,
fairly good house and barn. Price
$3,50O.00; easy terms.
40 acres 2 1-2 miles from Farm
ington on good road, all in cultiva-
ton except 2 acres. Good land all
under fence, three room house,
cistern and creek. Price $2,800.00,
easy terms.
421 acres, 5 miles East of Ironton,
all level land, fine for pasture and
stock. Most of it can be cultivated,
No improvements. Price $4,000.
a IL acres, 2 IL miles east of
Desloge on good road, nearly all in
cultivation, good land, good house and
barn, and water. Price 100000,
easy terms.
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION
TO EXTEND THE LIMITS OF
CITY OF PENNINGTON, MIS-
SOURI,.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1915-03-12
Lawrence Tucker, Defendant.

Lawrence Tucker, Defendant.
Now on this goth day of February,
1915, comes the Plaintiff herein, by
her attorney, Merrill Pipkin, during
the session of this Court, at it's Feb
ruary term, 1915, thereof, and files
her petition and affidavit, alleging,
among other things, that Defendant,
Lawrence Tucker, absconded or alb
sented himself from his usual place of
abode in this State, so that the or
binary process of law cannot be serv-
ed upon him, and that he is not a res
ident of the State of Missouri;
Whereupon, it is ordered by this
Court that said Defendant be no
titled by publication that Plain
tiff has commenced suit against
him in this Court, the object
and general nature of which is an
action for divorce upon grounds of
desertion, and that unless said De-
PENDANT be and appear at this Court,
at the next term thereof, to be begun
and holden at the Court House in the
City of Pennington, in said County,
on the 10th day of May, next, and on
or before the last day of said term,
answer and plead to the petition in
said cause, the same will be taken as
confessed, and judgment will be rem
dered accordingly.
And it is further ordered, that a
copy hereof be published, according
to law, in the Pennington Times, a
newspaper published in said County
of st. Francois for four weeks sue
cessively, published at least once a
week, the last insertion to be at least
fifteen days before the first day of
said next May Term Of this Court.
Order made and entered this Goth
day of February, 1915.
A true copy Of the record.
Witness my hand and the Seal of
the Circuit Court of St. Francois
County, this goth day of February,
SEAL 1915.
JOHN A. KNOWLES,
Circuit Clerk.
Feb. 26, 1915.
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E. NJ. LAAKMAN
DRUGGIST
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

In the Circuit Court, to the May Term
1916.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1915-03-12

A large crowd from Elvins, Desloge
and Bonnie Terre were present. All
report a splendid time. Those at
tending from Bonnie Terre were
Harvey and John Lesser, Bud Watts,
Marvin Ward, Robert Beck, Fred
Green, Ernest Scott, Albert Wilson,
Mr., and Mrs. M. A. Gillespie, Mrs.
Annie Wellington, Pearl Wellington,
Ethel Lesser and Maggie Beck.
Miss Hulda Johnson, who has been
i'll for several weeks, is reported no
better.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1915-03-12
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