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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-22
ATLANTIC FLEET COVERS

Fletcher has employed the ships OF the
Atlantic fleet to cover the most import
ant points OF defence in the war game
now being waged off the coast Several
submarines are guarding the Cape Cod
canal against possible approach by ad-
miral Beatty's attacking fleet
The sumharine strength Of the fleet
Of defence has been decidedly reduced
The E-2 with a broken crank shaft was
towed here today and the XII Is in
port repairing an. engine.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-22
GOLDFIELD PLUNGER AND
ASgOCIATES ARE ARRESTED

Los Angeles, Calf. May 22-Charged
with Illegal use Of the mails in connec-
ton with the operation Of the Hermo-
slllo Lottery company. Lawrence Sui
Ivan and W. J. Danford were arrested
Friday Sullivan was formerly Cold
field New. plunEer. while DanfOrd is
a disbarred attorney
Other warrants, some for San Fran
cisco men. have been issued. Twenty
alleged agents Of the comDany were
arrested Thursday and are said to have
declared that they were protected by
a private detective agency for 800 per
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-22
PILES CURED At HOME BY
NEW ABSORPTION METHOD

II you suffer from bleeding. itching.
blind or protruding Piles. send me your
address. and viii tell you how to cure
yourself at home by the new absOrp-
ton treatment; and viii also send some
of this home treatment free for trial,
with references from your own locality
If requested Users report immediate
relief and speedy cures. Send no
money, but tell others of this offer.
Write today to Mrs NJ Summers. Box
P. NOtre Dame Acknowledgement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-22
sEATs REsERVED FOR
PARENTS OF GRADiTATFs-

L1AAAHNA VT GRADUATES
Reserved seats for the high school
commencement Wednesday night will
be confined to the high school students.
their parents and families. These
tickets viii be issued at the box Of
flee and no more than four will be
given to any one student
After the curtain rises the remaining
seats Will not be reserved but will be
open to the public. Prof. A H. Hughey,
principal Of the high school, has is
sued these instructions to the boys who
viii usher that night
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-22

himself his family city
Christian and unite with the church Of his choice The church the only n
Wesley webder, Trinity Methodist church
God loved world reflected majesty
the morning glory Of the 9S faH and when the sunset
melodies prain
his that Solitary Man Of W duncan Alta Vista oho
til. a I 6 which o8 5i8 5 P be the @ IF F
First Christian
The solution problem the universal problem
thus If tine Holy sP p P put the Oa I @ Inward 4 parts
o eR1 s'' " IN their F''i . '' the
Christ speaking his second coming said such an hour as e think not
Are you Evans Highland
by ibsraHty
John Presbyterian
During year gain
Rev Herman Porter of First Methodist Episcopal church
Fnatdsm Ovning point victory,
greatest day when nailed Jesus to the How it eed its
that if had short of putting Jesus death and could
g. oa' the 8 Fid5 Baptist ebHt P }
for guidance : ;51ga s be fss vs 8s What ought
Fl Pasq Methodist church
An congregation becomes easy enemy Personal
J. " Dunn Of the Church IF Christ
my peace give unto you" precious personal permanent
p3 n b ug y I % OF 45 y g given tS
English Lutheran church
Whatever come yoa joy :og sickness or health prosperity
wilt chs L 0verstle
First Presbyterian church
Sin dying watched every stage
caterpillar is bad enough but butterfly thousand times On
9Ty wing Ia picture a SD S to av as
the power Of error to deck itself IN robes nat resemble the To6 truth that
East Fl Psso Baptist church.
It would SEEM from of the past that in the estimation
nray boy but let Us hope and Pray that some day al Of our nations T have
the Austin Park Christian church
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-22

Let our united faith also support their
constant appeal to God for patience
and pOise and wisdom amid the storm
OF conflicting advices by which they are
beset-
From the answering heavens already
comes the voice. God viii shine forth
trfumphantIy. God viii walk IN glory
upon the fields plowed by the shells
of battle. sOwn with the bodies OF the
dead, and watered by the blood OF those
gone forth And the harvest viii be
God established in the hearts Of living
men. Not since the time Of martyrs
has there been such faith as win be.
Ament IN behalf Of the bishops.
EARL CRANSTON."
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-22

Harrisburg. and a considerable other
colony Of Episcopal leaders. win go 20
Bar Harbor and North East Harbor.
Those who have tried for years to in
duce well known preachers to visit
southern. middle west and coast cities,
have succeeded in getting them this
season. Curiously. the sinking Of the
Lusitania has spurred these conference
managers TO new activity at getting
famous preachers. Rev DR.. Jewett viii
try to 90 to England, but almost no 9TH
ers viii do so.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-22
Out OF Town isitors.

Mr. and Mrs Powell Stackhouse, who
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J. F.
Williams. have returned to their home
in san Antonio. y. NJ
Mrs Robert NJ Martin. Of Decatur,
Ala, who has been spending the winter
in New Mexico, arrived Friday to visit
her daughter, Mrs T R Gordon, on
East Rio Grande street.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-22
Weddings.

Mrs. Christopher c. Black announces
the engagement OF her daughter, Miss
Leona Black, to J. P Roman. The we'd
ding will occur early in June Mr.
Roman is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. c.
Roman and is connected with a local
bank. Miss Black has been a teacher
il the grade schools.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-22
Ell Pdsodns Returning.

Miss Mary c. Caples, a student of
the Ramona convent at Shorb, Calf,
viii return in June to spend the sum
mer vacation win her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Caples.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-22
RecebtionS.

In honor Of the confirmation Of their
brother, Jake Baron, Mr.. and Mrs Ben
l. Swat viii receive at their home,
1Ol5 North virginia street. Sunday aft
ernOon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-22

Mansfield Player-Piano. handsome
mahogany case. only S215. Dunn's
Music Store, 404 San Antonio St-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-22
Sentence Sermons by Ell Paso Ministers

GOODNESS may
C. Babe, of Atura Presbyterian church
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-22

Division among ourselves is the only
foe to be feared
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-22
WhE Nof9

Select that Wedding present at
Beaeh's, Art shop.
City National Bank Building.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-22

spirit competition give place the spirit cooper
are destined attaned-Rev.
the Christian church.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-22

During year Episcopal gain
Herman Porter Of First Methodist Episcopal church
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-22

Every himself family
ernany eveastingly fighting
Wesley Webdel of Trinity Methodist church
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-22

An Congregation becomes easy enemy
y deveOpes strong congregation %We evil by doing
". 0 Church of Christ
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-22

Christ speaking his second said ain such think
Ei.hI.ad
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-22

by liberal all matters where HberaHy
attempt abolish the strait gate and estabs
of LeRev John Abbott of the Westminster Presbyterian
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-22

problem
problems,
the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-22

owning point victory,
nailed xuted
penalty
D Of the First aptst church
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-09-17

yiellti6t, Elm Suno, Der Nneft bat
ppr BEN Rp5r.
SGtf aSnis fid eebudt unb DipIos
mot -
8 bdiien mir bic 5auf Dir Idnsit
gsSeist. -.
9oG 9eutfdlano 1T Elm ~'anftsa
ednb unb f9peigt.
SEPT fdpsisi ni4ts msbr! SEPT
idmilat bic Site fort
SEPT seIli bas Corn. llnb per Elm
S1pert nennt iein,
Sin eea.fdss Shpert. ben mobile.
ipdbrten port.
Capt iingen Is bic bellften Welpbein.
llnb mir, bic bid bo9fdninser, bents
ides Bort,
Nir biirfen beine t3unse nun be-
frein
8 bns tut lppbl. nenn pabr unb
meiieri1arf
Man Sdurten enbIid G6urten men
men barf!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-09-17
bttbilder Ia der fraH10nlbssnss
Iiltea Iprells.

gsit ausbru6 oes arisees bni
fd Ole preHe in gnslanb unb
Srantrei6 nidt geuus tun f0nnen in
Sdmdbuneen uno @srleumounsen
Der perbiiRbGen &ailerrei1e. Was
fanatifder Sab unb uniinnige lebers
bebung gu leiitsn permo9te, puroe
seleiftet. um bic nift frieasluAige
&epOlterung mitSureiBen uno in einen
Sissesraui6 3n berieben. Die ruff
fde 0ompfpalse iolte SeIterrei9.
llnsdrn nieOsrpal5en, bic frnnS6lis
fde 3onse 0eltf9lano gu Sobe fneis
fen, pGbreno gnglanos 9itIenflotte
Ole Sunserseifel iiber 0eutf9lano
un6 Seiterrei4>llngarn fdpans. Die
3rdume bon leihten Siegen baben
bic ~piirbisen GntentesenoHen aufse<
seben. Mit un5dblisen 8~luttrppien
boben tie fi6 aber inspif9en bic
grtenntnis ertauft, bob ibre pereinte
Kraft faum gum Wioerftanb sesen
ben Druid Der feinoliden Deere
binreidt. Die 8riegsmiibietsii Der
BebOIisruns Jrontreids unb eng
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-09-17

lanbs nimmt INNER mebr gu unS
6robt bic frioolen llrbeber pes pers
ni4tenoen Erieses sur furdtbaren
Re6eni9aft 5u 5ieben. lin ben llns
niIen bes 8oltes BON iid dbaupdl=
ssn nnb bic ermattete arieeslut aufs
suita1eIn, tpirp Ole grefie in beibsn
Staoten basu beniibt. ourh eroidiste
greueltnten bes 5einbes Die Mafen
duf3uftadeIn unb bic ~abflauenbe
astimHung Az belebsn. Die MaHens
infinite rhiFen errest unb abselentt
.iptresn. 9ieism .3peds bisnen Die Der
oeatfden unb Dfterreihii1 %unsaris
fhen prsTe politdnbis fremosn Sebs
bilber, iptIde bic @raufdmteit unb
slide, bic 8arbarei Der Deutfdsn in
Jrantreid iuuitrieren. Dab bic oolls
ftanbige llnnnbrbsit oieier Daritels
langen jeoem unbefaneenen 8eidauer
brett In bie Mugen fprinet trdntt
Die 2efer in Sruntrei9 un6 Gnalant
nidt, ba serabs in biefen eriten Sui.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-09-17

turitduten Die idredli9te rnpiHsns
belt unb SsIbfftdufdune htrrf6t.
ueber5eust BON Der 9oafommsnbsit
Der eisenen Ration iiebt gnsiGnber
unS 5rdnaoie serin9i9GBis auf ies
ben 4usldnoer 1erab, Der inn eegens
iiber islbftperitGnoli6 minDerpertie
1T. Dieter Selbftbiintel 1T bur9 bic
8erberrli6uns unb HadGffuns isber
Iusldnoerei in 9eutfhlnnn nnh
Selterreidz llnearn ssnabrt poroen.
Gneliids 9rahtcn, Sitten, Manisz
rem galtsn Der !6srrenlpelt fir einSie
bolltommeu, pdbreno Srantrei6
oeuti6en 5rausn MpbeseIsBe pprs
f9risb, Den 8ont babsn ie isbt
rei1li9 sesrntet. Ser &riee ipirD fis
gelebrt baden, ibre Gieendri Su tpere
ten unb bpf5uidGBen, lie BON isber
ausldnoerei 3u beilen. @ie tief Die
2iiee unb bic Seudelsi in Den See
len Der 5einOe lpurSeln. 5sigsn Die
Den eriten enslifden unb franaOii9en
illnitrierten 3eitunsen entnpmmenen
8ilber. Sc iinb @eltbIGttsr, bic III
rem 9eiepublitum fauftbide bilblide
2iisen porfeben. Gin @oreane, Der
fi1 Ielbit ridtet uno ben bsr CUTE
@efhmnd Der beutihen uno 6hsrreis
diifen SauitrotipnspreFs perpDnt
bat. @rrr~
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-09-17

men. als lie Iansfam aug Dem Inter
ifanb berpprtroden, rSbr merbet ia
INNER lGnser!" yRa s3uitonb!!"
erpiberte Der aanotpebrmann Mil<
helm Miiler. ripenn MOI, bier felt
Wpden in benz fetten goOen itsbt
rnb ale Gage %beiofen tpiroiN
a1e lo6ien unb id madte bic 81
aarrsntafde auf. aSs bet ood
teens 2is~besjabe9" fraste Der nib
trauiide Wilbelm. nSm @esens
teiI!!4 antiportets id, .e9te Sabanno.
60 feu6t pie Guer SdiibeRsraben
unb in bic af6e tpeib ipie cure !6ems
ben. uno Elm Mroma, baB fi6 gIei9
Der fsinbIi6e Sdibensraben Ieert.1
.@pl neil fe ale ausriiden!!"
meinte Der unperbefierlibe IiiIer.
.9ott bepabre. sic tommen berse@
loufen!4 erpioerte id. sRa, benin
is ct iut. 8nmmen mir Sur Ga.
DE, aneetlaeter", iasts MiiGer, Bib
bic Spite ub unb 8pe bic Sirei6
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-09-17

bol5sr heraus, 0absi peridpb Iif
iein llnifprmdrmel une i'd ia6 cine
md6tise, frif6perbeiIie Rarbs an feis
mem Urn. Oct bnbe id BEL SGna
fongtGns istriest" er5dblte Miiler
anf meinen froeenben Bid hin.
pgein Sturm baute mir ba cen SSrus
nntipIitter rtn. bet id oadte: Ra, nh
iuiro ct DpI nit Dem Mrm nidts
mebr tperoen! 4ber in Berlin ban
Z bet Sinh 10 jut iefdantelt, set id
iton pieoer DENT bbun lam.
Seine 2eute, bic 8erlina. Oct Ioas
i'd mid, neil id bod eener bin. aber
ME 4 eensn nls 9erpunoeten be-
hnnbeln ems u nit Srpboelni rs
Srpber Sott, patp6bn Se bp@ bIob
ole 2ente nidt 70, iosie infer SberS
itnbsorSt, tpenn e INNER NIT be Gins
l%oSnnsen I'm 2iebssjaben tamen. -
yemen Dag lam oon an mir ne
an6te BON ssns Srdu aommersiens
raj uff'n &srfirftenbamm. ,Gsbr
asebrtsr Serr &amsrab! Cir fpers
ben bierbMrd su meinem beut;sen
5ips p'Glod ten einsslopen. 9eginu
llbr. anSls: Uniform nnb Or
Den. @ranoiipliiter nnb Sdrapnens
ttiide perbsn, ba ib cine Sammluna
ooppn ananlessn bsabiidtiss. germ gss
isbtnl@ g~eiOnoers fplde. ga.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-09-17

faete Der 6trr Oberfobsnr3t, ipiFsn
sic bonn audi, mos Elm Gibe p'gfcd
tea ift2 aeins abnune, ineis i'd.
Ha otnn fogen Sic Der grau acmz
mersienrat. Der Dotior Iiebe ibr fos
gen. lie mDdts i'm INNER mDgIiht
fparm onsieben, er tDnnte fid fonit
bic englif6e aranfbeit bolen! - ltnb
benn tiirmte id los, Der S9affner
bon bic GIeftrif9e fnBte mid iIeid
UNI De 9aaje unb bob mir ruff, ins
benz er fruete: raamsrab, fann5te
nod?1 ga, INNER berisnise, fpels
der! aber oct is nett bon Sbnen!
lin benn motif ID n Ged{er seben,
fporuff er nleent: Dir pisft sr none
aber ab5abl mol, MET jeipefen is.
ST fam op1 rim inn Waeen I'm
perpabte ale 9alteitellen lin bic 2eue
te oo4. I'm tpie mir 5dliebIid uffn
&urfiritenoamm ar'3men. ba ipp[Ite
eener i4pn an potsoamerplaB rnb
Der anbere in Die aiiBopitrabe I'm Der
brittle beim &. D. 20. onsiteigen. Mber
oenn ladten fe ole. fogten abie All
mir LIN MOLTEN mir 3igarren gee
ben. - Die 3ibiarrn bad isnommen.
Wie i'd benn BEL bic 5rau Sons
meraienrat rufftam, fparen fdon ne
Menee BON uns ba I'm iie fam mir
jlei6 entiegen, tiefte mir bur1 fen
8er9rDBerunsssIas an lin iagte:
Run, mein tapferer 8rieser, ipie is
bein 8efinben9 9aft gu Dir ais
!6elo benommsn9 @eBe bid, nimm
Dir See, fopiel ou lpiait nnb ba iino
au9 Sdnbpiti9s! - Soft ou oenn
fein giiernes areuS, fpaderer Spbn
unierer Sdoae24 If Soft, fadte
i'd, bet bad nod nidt anselest, SD
tras'et MID jern uff be StraBe, neil
fe eenen benn iebabaupt MID losz
infen I'M i9 lam bod bic Sefdidte
MID immaSu ipieba absGbln.) Ho,
I'm oenn beitelt'd eenen ideenen Srub
bon uniern StabsarSt uno bet bon
Dejen ben 8ijilontentie, iporuif Re
mir ion bisten BON De Settle onfob
unb BLOB nod gu ben Diener fadte:
!Sier aud nod einen Zee! Dem ling
ie peiter. Wie Der junse Mann gu
mir fam, Jag id: Sen biBten Bum,
tpenn i'd bitten barf, id mar mid nff
Zee inieridtet I'm brarBen in cie
S9ibenirdben miiFen mir uns man9z
NAL Bel Rum j~eniejen loifsn, neil Der
See 10 beier is! 9aruff fam mir
Der Sunge enslif9, mot id MID pcrs
itanb. Na. id bente, bu tonnit mir
opd MID usen I'M fase: s9itsmuoes
gpern : 2omborbpoe : 4rmentieress
Stun : aaleita, bu Iffe! - 9aoruff
bdlt er mir cen paur iefdmierte Strls
len inter De Heeie I'm iaete: SGnbz
pitids, Miiter! - Id nat, fage id,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-09-17
Das LANCE shwsises.
Son SriR enseI.

Son 6riR guseI.
1u 2anb. ols pGrit pu biinntes
9orsellon,
Grerbt aus tiefperebrter abnenseii,
Sin Sdmudpert, benz mir innia 5is
setan,
Gtiid bon uns felbft unp Gui boil
SeilisfeiI,
8efGB bill S9Dnbeit, benz Der beuts
f4e S6pon
Sein Gieb bintDnte in Der Sfbnfutt
aeib:
90 aart, Stalien, nlies @Dttsrionh,
Sielt uni're 2iebe bid in irsusr
5anb.
Gun BART in Sderbea, ipas nns 10
besliidt.
800 mir bic Heinbeit Iuften, ftintt
Der S6muB,
Bo mir Sronsenbliiten nns sspfIiitt,
&reibi spiiden Sempeln aeiler Gis
gentnb,
llnb mo emit Dolfsons Goetbs ins
beriidt
Sid freigsihpdrmt pom lebien Scus
eenbtrub,
ST Is elm blai'eer 9fnbl, in benz
p~ertiert
Der Sob ii6 pdlSt unO nsuer SaB
sebiert.
s
Mir abnten's ldnsit unp blisben ptt
3ubor
9p9 milO unb fliiItsrten MIR leis:
r8errat!1
80 bdtten Mrs eebonnert in bsin
Sbr,
Gielleidt bdtt Surdt srfdredi bid
Dor Der Sat,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-09-17

ieb log nit beine GGnbpitf9s, reoe
beutid, menus pod i9per fdHt. Su
biit bod op9 blob BON Srienen
@eed ober aus be Muladitrabe.
9eine SnGbise bot bod porbin opd
OeutId gu Dir jerebt IN ba baita
paitanben, boitebIte! Go, id per
mir bod MIDI lanee nit ben aulatf4
driern, bent id. Saus alio ab unb
iebe in ben 5lur raus, ND mein
Montel bdnst. pa ftebt Jon nieoli
der tleener &Gber mitn petBet 9dub>
len III biIft mir rim. Sch nal, lag
d au mir, bet is f9on not anberes.
Nu nod'n fleenen &um in bic nGdite
9eitiHe, i'm bet 8aterlano is ipie0er
nal i%ersttetl Snoem fuhe i'd in meis
ne Saide naf'n panr Srof1en for
bet Meedoen. Die tiett mir an I'm
faat. ,Sie nplpn ma 6ph MIDI etpa'n
Srintgelo jeben, sic oller 0ufel. fpo
id bod ielbit cen Stranger orauBen
bube.." sSoite bod, &inb, fnge i'd
gang b~alejen, ct fiebt oodb teenu. Mbo
Il mesnte:: wSteden fet man blob
mieber in, ipp @ie't bod bile nDti=
ger bam!" lin benn fost fe nit eene
NAL: DID SOFT, ipat bin id form ms
jlidlihei Meeden. Gr bat fbpn felt
orei Mpden nif1t bon fid boren
IaIen. @enn er biDb nib nit eene
tonne po 0rieben 4ba sSrps
lein, meente id, iper pentt Denn an
fopaf. Sic BAN ia teene @hnuns
BONN S9iBsniraben. Ree. aber iiber
Sbnen aber ppd)! Ho, nat fol'd
SIN iagen. Mit senmol orebt ie
iit rim, Oh poh teend ba Is. I'm
iiebt mir eensn Sup I'm fGngt an 5u
fDeensn I'M inst: Oct is fdeen bon
Sbnsn, bet fen nrmet Meeden n jul
ties @ort ieieben ban. lin nun bel
Slid m dies Snte!4 Dom
idpies Miiusr unO bIidte pertraumt
iissr ben Ranb bes GaiBenerabens.
ra unb Oenns, fragile id. SO,
iasts sr nit einem tisfen aifatmen.
ipifTsn &c. set is set eenSisite, iporim
i'd ben9ee non Die 5raa aommsraisns
rat MD paiefIen tann!4
HHttE N.hcLH MLrtE&tL+.LU
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-09-17
fIHfnbrtes des 1andwsbrs
Isannes.

8eiiite &riessbrieic bon TauI Sdipe
Der.
SIN S9Ibensraben pur 2oms
barbpee itieb i'd enolid einmal
auf gerIiner, elei4 Elm sanses Rubel
unb luuter pro6teeitalt.n BON Ser
9arhe, - rainper", faste id Su III
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-01-21

At Grow, Miss Quinn has organized
the patrons into a school improve
ment club. / hope they may prosper.
At Hickory Grove the farmers also
have an organization, and as at Pleas
ant Plains, the school and the entire
community cooperate to great ad-
vantage. Thursday night they had a
very interesting program and a good
attendance. Such meetings as these
are making for better farms, better
schools, and better homes. Let is
help and encourage them all we can.
On the 9TH of January Mitchell
White, junior editor of the Ledger and
| attended Patrons Day at Moline.
Farmer Rusk was unable to go at all,
and we missed the greatest opportun-
ity of our lives to eat a fine dinner.
The attendance was very large, the
program was very interesting, es-
pecially the essays by the pupils on
subjects of school improvements
Mr.. White made an interesting talk
on the Boy Scout movement, and ]
very pleasantly surprised them by
presenting them a certificate of ap-
! proval.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-01-21
D. E. DEAD.

Daniel E. Patterson, of Post Falls,
Idaho, died at Long Lake, Washington,
Wednesday, Jan. 9th, 1915, age near
so years. Mr.. Patterson was born
and reared in st. Louis County. His
first wife was a daughter of Judge
James Harrison of this county, who
died in st. Louis county about the
year 1866, leaving three children,
Florence who is the widow of the late
Robt. Luckie; Cora, the wife of w. P.
Browning of Kansas City, and James
of Idaho.
In 1870 he was united in marriage
to Miss Annie Ford of Mexico, Mo.
To this union were born five sons,
Fred of Mexico, Mo-; Lewis of Texas;
George, Daniel and Kenneth, who are
with their mother at Post Falls, Idaho,
temporarily at Long Lake, Wash.
Mr.. Patterson was a fine man and
had many friends in st. Louis, Au-
drain and Monroe Counties. About
Is years ago he sold his Monroe coun-
ty farm and moved with his family
to Post Falls, Idaho, where he lived
until a few months before his death
Mrs. Patterson is a daughter Of the
late Mrs. Andrew Monroe and aunl
of Mrs. S. P Emmons of this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-01-21
BURKE ITEMS

J.. W. and J. R. Fishburn have
rented a farm near Earl.-Kathryn
Sims has been sick with tonsilitis.-
Reed Burke shipped in two car loads
of cotton cake. He has about 30
head of cattle at present.. NJ.
Sims lost a good horse last week.
Dorothy Bradley has been sick with
a bad cold.-Mrs. Harry Henderson
and her two sons spent one day last
week with Mrs. Tom Hite.-Reed
Burke killed hogs Monday.-Cleve-
land Brown has been sick in bed
]. N. Allen sold to Harry Henderson
three hogs at 6 1-2c a pound.-T. B.
Henderson purchased a family horse
recently.-Mr. Joe Scholl died Mon
day morning at 3 o'clock.-Mr. Ed G.
offutt and family visited with J. N.
Allen and family Sunday.-Burke is
glad to have some back that have
missed a few days.-Hollis Davidson
and Vernie Ann Huff married Mon
day.-Mrs. Homer Hite is improving
Mrs. Baynum is staying with her.
J w. Fishburn and j. r. Fishbura
attended Farmers Week at Column
bia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-01-21
BURGLARS BUsY.

Burglars entered two stores, Fri
day night, and attempted to break
into 3 others, but was unsuccessful.
They entered through the rear of F.
A. Sannebeck's store and took a few
pennies that had been left in the
cash register. If anything else was
taken it was not evident Saturday
morning.
Dawson's Grocery, next door to Mr..
S~.nnebeck, was broken into by pry-
ing open the front door. A little
change that had been left in the cash
register was taken and so far as
could be a~scertained nothing else was
disturbed. The front door of the En-
terprise store, in the same block,
shows the effect of an attempt with
a crowbar on it but the door with
stood the attack.
Attemps were also made to break
open the front doors Of Moore's
Grocery as well as Kunkel Bros, on
the north side.