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Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1915-09-30
Notice of Final Settlement.

All creditors and others interest
ed in the estate of Felix Scurlock
deceased. are notified that the IN
dersigned Administrator of said es-
tate, intends to make final settle
ment of said estate at the next term
of the Probate Court of Monroe
County, Missouri, to be holden al
Paris. Sin said County. on the 9Th
day of November 1915.
Patrick X. Scurlock,
Administrator.
Meriwether & Meriwether,
Attys. for estate.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1915-09-30
Notice of the Grant Of Letters Of
Administration.

4NVbASC Va buS ~ ~ ASsS~AO ~
Administration.
Letters of administration on the
estate of Susan C. Hampton. de-
ceased. were granted to the under
signed on the 9th dayot September
1915 by the probate court of
Monroe County. Missouri.
All persons having claims against
said estate are required to exhibit
them for allowance. to the executor,
within six months after the date of
said letters or they may be pre-
cluded from any benefit Of such es-
tate; and if such claims be not ex-
hibited within one year from the
date of said letters. they will be
forever barred.
This 18th day of September, 1915.
M. B. Proctor.
Executor.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1915-09-30
Notice of Final Settlement.

All creditors and others interest
ed in the estate of Andrew J. Sour
lock deceased. are notified that the
undersigned Administrator of said
estate. intends to make a final set
Element of said estate at the next
term of the Probate Court of Mon
roe County, Missouri. to be holden
at Paris, in said County. on 9th day
of November 1915.
Patrick X. Scurlock,
Administrator.
Meriwether & Meriwether,
Attys. for estate.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1915-09-30

confessed, and judgment by default
will be rendered against said defend
ants.
1t is I rther ordered that a copy
hereof be duly published at least once
a week for four consecutive weeks in
tie Monroe City Democrat a weekly
newspaper duly printed, published
and circulated in said Monroe Coun.
ty, and duly designated by plaintiff s
attorneys, and duly approved by said
Clerk as most likely to give notice to
said defendants, the l. st insertion to
be at least 30 days before said next
term Of said court.
STATE OF MISSOURI ..
COUNTY OF MONROE
1, 7. w. Mcbride, Clerk of the Cir
cult Court OF Monroe County, Mis-
souri,, hereby certify that the forego-
ing writing ia full, true and COM
plele copy of the original order OF
Publication in said cause, as fully as
the same remains and appears OF
record in my Office.
In witness whereof, have hereto sub.
scrihed my name and official signature
and hereto affix the seal of said Court
at my Office in the City Of Paris, Mon
roe County, Missouri, this 9th day
of September, 1915.
SEAL T. w. MCBRIDE,
Clerk of the Circuit Court for Mon.
roe County, Missouri.
Meriwether g. Meriwether,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1915-09-30
Does Your Roof Leak !?

In addition to the twenty reasons
given below there are three other
good reasons just now why you
should buy red cedar shingles
First: Excessive rains have found
the holes in every old roof.
Second: Owing to the advance in
zinc, the price of galvanized iron
has increased enormously.
Third: The price of red cedar
shingles has not advanced.
These are the twenty additional
reasons why red cedar shingles
should be used:
1. Because red cedar shingles
are endorsed by years of experience.
e Because red cedar single
roofs that have been on for thirty
two years are still in excellent
shape.
8 Because red cedar shingles do
not rot. rust or corrode.
a. Because of the resistance of
red cedar shingles to decay.
S. Because of the light weight of
red cedar shingles, tley do not
make a cumbersome roof
6. Because when properly nailed
red cedar shingles are not affected
by the wind.
Z. Because red cedar shingles do
not require close sheeting.
8. Because red cedar shingles
are not affected by hail as are pat
ent roofings.
8. Because red cedar shingles do
not require the upkeep and frequent
paintings that metal and patent
roofing requires.
TO- Because a red cedar shingle
roof is comparatively noiseless dur
ing heavy rain or hail storms.
IL. Because red cedar shingles
are poor conductors of heat and
cold. thus making a house cooler in
summer and warmer in winter than
coverings which readily conduct
heat and cold.
IL. Because of the beauty of
red cedar shingled roofs.
IS. Because of the beauty and
popularity of red cedar shingles in
bungalow designs. Nothing can
compare with the beauty of shingles
in bungalow construction
ID. Because of the ease and var
iety of cOlOrs with which red cedar
shingles can be stained.
Is. Because of the ease of laying
red cedar shingles.
16. Because of the cheapness of
red cedar shingles when initial cost
and upkeep are considered
II. Because of the ease with
which a local injury to a red cedar
single roof can be repaired.
10. Because the ordinary lay
man can tell at a glance what quail
ity red cedar shingle he is purchas-
ing, while it takes chemist to de-
termine the quality of other roofing
materials.
10. Because red cedar shingles
used as siding may be laid in num-
erous designs to suit different tastes.
20. Because red cedar shingles
make the best and cheapest roof
covering known.
1t takes three things to make a
good roof:
A good red cedar shingle.
A good nail.
A good carpenter.
We can furnish you all the in
formation necessary to obtain all
three.
CONWAY LUMBER co.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1915-09-30
A Venetian Trait.

"Our town is considered the Venice
Of Sagebrush county"
"A town on a prairie? Why, you
have to haul your drinking water to
this alkali burg"
"That may be true"
"Then where does your resemblance
to Venice comes in?"
1--WE have large floating popula-
.ion."-Louisyille Courier.Journal.
DR.. Hornback 0culist and Aurist
Hannibal, Mo.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1915-09-30
LUMBER co.

Lost-Watch charm, about size
of quarter has mallet, square, CHS
ell. ETC., much resembles Masonic
emblems. Reward. Return to
Democrat.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1915-09-30

Stop your losses by getting a Lily
Cream Separator. 1t will make
you $1,000 to $500 more profit on
each COW. Can you .afford to pass
this byS-Wade & Dawson.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1915-09-30

All brands Of Face Powders and
Toilet articles. "a
Woodson & Jackson Pharmacy.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1915-09-30
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
STATE OF MISSOURI1
COUNTY OF MONROE 90
IN VACATION

In the circuit court OF Monroe Coun.
ty, Mo.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-08
GrnnSsisenthnmes sSppstteiea
einastraasm

Reueingetragen.
Ssapa sbrin an Soutbern Sbio 6.
II. z. Co.. $500.
6. 3. @oriu9 an Peoples o. u. Z.
u Co.. 1915
@eoree sSrpin an DO, 500.
@eorss g. pusb on Gbparb 8.
Shonpion, $705.S7.
2lnna M. 8orbenburg on Central
g. u. 6. Co.. $500.
GafTius 6. Barrier ar Central y.
II. 6. Co., $3.50.
Nlurn @entinser on Central Gairs
mount 3. Ii. g. Co.. $500.
Charles 8. gdsrt ON b.. $2250.
Gtraubsr z. SadfOn an Big Gour
g. IL. Q. Co., 500.
Gbriftian r. o, yifiltr an eagle 9.
II. g. u, $500.
Benjamin Cohen an b., $4,000.
Joispbine Junte an ho.. $1,000.
aaihsrins aens an Msfern Gsr'
man gnni. $500.
Joiter 8. grubam an Y. 5. Wuns,
$780,.
Sobn gatmann on 5nrrp ). Reis
beiisl, $500.
9aurttta gmbrp an Rate Warfbau,
$3.50.
Glifforb 80. ToIImsr an College Sia
g. II. 9. Co., $1,000.
Wariba aruis an eagle 9. u. g.
a.. $1,000.
Geiilgte S1potbsten.
Millis Son. an gpOIIo g. uTo 6.
60. $500.
Sobn ga6uann on Sarrp 6. 9si'
beiftl. $500.
RubOIpb areis an Reabins .. TN
g. Gp. $1400.
Rutie Qiebous an priee 5in y. UNI
6. SO. $1750.
Sapib 8. Willsp on Wiami .. g
unb 6. 60. $1,000.
Dininm ToOrs on Star .. U. glo
2 60. $3.50.
SObn ). stodum an u. Dismann
$16o.
Suidn Grabb on 4mericuu ebrt
iiiau Mifionnrp SOcistp. $500.
Softer 8. Hronbam an Q. 3
MlunB. $1,000.
Gbriff. 8. piiiler an Giiissns .
unb g. g. Go. $700.
Benjamin Gobtn an eagle e. uni
9. u. $4,000.
gbarIes Oper an 9urna Woobs .
unb G. 60. S2750.
gHfforb ssoIlmsr an apDIo g. uni
6. Go. $1,000.
sJreb. W. aruie an DOrstid 9
Druffsl. $500.
Derislbe an GasI. g. unb 8. q
$4,000.
Gr.apr 0ttO an atlas 8. u. .
| Co, $1,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-08

erIpein. so bei 200 s5ub on Der on
istie BON Coronado 9lpenus, pr'ee
Sin, $3.50.
Gapib r.. :Sones an Sobn 20. gsds
len. so BET $50 SuR an Der WeItitits
ppn 5trrp Gtrobe (Steicr 30 eis.l;
81.
Diners q. Cooper on 2dth.rin.
gtna 40 bei 130 ssuB an Der WeItieits
bon @retnlee Npenut IN 81. Berndro
fSteuer $500: 81.
@sorae Grimm an 5rani 0eipnlnr'.
80 BEL 141 fsub on btr Horcieitt BON
ainnfb abenus, 338 Sub Dflih
pon gurte (Sieuer $3.50: 81.
Frnnf Reipman an Qllbsrt t. For.
bdsIelbe giesnibum (Stelier $3): 81.
pbilomena @srft oil Trep 8. aaHs
ring, Elm Sotr pa6t, anfdneenO am
C. Wsdrs 1915. fiir 81 bel 80 Jub all
Der glorbieite ppn6 n6umboIbi apenus;
mpndtlide Rents S25, nit goriaufss
reft fir $500.
Rate Maribdn on 2auretta Gmbrp,
20 bet 100 TuB an Der gloroisite Don
g. Strdbe (Sisuer $3.50; 81.
5bc Ssaie of Sbio on 9eorss y.
Orr, Got "a In 6. Wiliams aipeitsr
lInterabtbeiluna; $64.66.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-08
Dornrosden,
saDD.II. BON esOrs @asu.E
(GOrtiesung.)

(Jortiebung)
Sie iunge Srau fab am anbern
Morsen mad elmer balb bur5pa9ten
Radt fdon am 5riibitiidsttf5, aIs
Sasenberg sintrdt.
er bate es eilig. itri6 ibr i'm @ors
ii6srseben bic Danss, iagte a6er i6On:
Spdter seiporbsn beuts. grhsbIi6. SG
BIN nod nal eingei6lnfen. Sdmit
iheHfte er fi6 f9on S1ee Elm uno
sriff nod nit OerfsIben gsipesuns mad
ben 8riefen, bic in elmer 8abI bon o9t
ober neun nsben istnsm Se6ed lasen.
So@ er iab iie fia nidt ipsitsr an,
foubern 0ffnste fOfort ben oben lie
senben. limb ME er nun Ias. trant er
bin unb tpieber einsn S1lud pber iass
is aud, aber erfi9tlid ssbantenlos:
Rssnet tpiebsr, ober: Wie BAIT bu benn
ssfhIdfsu2 llnb abnli9e turae 8emsrs
fungeu.
Damn, als er bas brittle SGreiben
seleIen, fab er lie an unb lG9.lts.
ggds benn? fruete iie matt.
ga, ia. Mber buriiber fDnnen mir
beuts nod ni9t fprsden. SpGter. Sd
iDerS IN Der nd4itsn @o9s iibrissns
ipa1rffsinli9 eiu paar Gage perrsiien.
1lab menus baHH 70 tpirb =. Sofs
fsn.lld nirif bu absr aud bamii EN-,
rsricnStn fstn. SD mare i,S.HfaIIi
.sIsdli&. gs nidss !Ss ~.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-08
GranSsis.nttnmsiibe siibertrasaniss
Gineiunati, 8. @drs.


gbarlts 8. gdtemau an aba ).
9aisman, 90 SUB an Der SiSieite
BON gbrman Gre 81
DaDiS s. Diasp an gbarIes 8.
Gdert, 80 BEL 156 JuB an Der Sts
i.ite bon Jrauc.s aDt.. in GhsDio!.
(Stsusr 49, 81.
g6insas 8. gpabam an eli5abetb
gaaman, 25 bel 70 SUB on Der Siib'
feite Don RO6sle Ctr, 10 CUB DON
Geroro Ctr. (Sisutr $1.) 81.
Sarrp 8. Uloore an Sobn =. uno
Carrie g. pabsoti, 2ots 20 unb q
In glod 3 IN Der Cottage 9iu untsr'
obtbeiluna (St.lisr 50e.) 81.
Sobn 5. 9ellbaus an Grantisea
Genbaus, 80 aub on Der Rorbieits
Don 5arriiOn .}iie in Jairmpunt. 81
Sobu Bahmann an S5ann 2pirtn,
1918 adsr aonb IN Seftion 16 IN
Gren sp. (stsuer 49, 81.
Ssdpo Spirin an John 8a4mnnri,
19 9lder aonb in SettioH 20 in@resn
50. (et.u.r $35o.) 81.
gl.ttie R. Odpib an 2oniis Ss'
born, 40 BEL 70 SUB an Der 9orb'
f.ite bon @arnibuiD @pe. CSteusE
$1.50) 81.
WiGiam z. q. gramsr an ameli1
Rodpeq, 80 Sci 100 CUB on b.l
Rprbfsits DON WlaIDern plats, 17o
SUB Diili6 Don Tiain Ctr. 81
katherine aens an Tlpers q. goo'
per. % Bel ITO yuB on Der Sibistte
BON gilmore StrdBt tn GummtnE'
bile (St.usr $3.50; 81.
gIsie &. Srue an Wdlier glori,
Got 81 in 9olelpoob ilnterobtbeilune
in Horpoob (5ttuer 80 gents); 81,
6enrp 6a.ftsr on gbparb g
Quinn 35 bsi 100 sFuB an b:r Siib'
fsiie bon 6arpsr aDsHus IN Rprrooo,
81.
abe Suburbau Real Gifdis gompa'
mn an gluquit .. Wnder. Got 311 in
Rcripppb qldee rluterdbthsilung IN
Rortpoob, 81.
9k gienfpoob Real Gfoit Cons
ponh an gari eyabnissn. 40 9uB on
Der Giibleite Don Brctberton Rcab,
In Gsstipn % IN Golunlbia SonnfhiF
(Stsuer S1); S776.
6isam R. aaliieu an enna Q. q
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-08
gsaurg getrowitf6, Der paner.
Gin arieesbiIo aus Ditprasben bon
ann Dagner.

Der gouer gdiiI getrotpitih @a.
Idnnoff, elm Observation-Disclosures
WSoun, mar olii oem GeIbe bei4aftigt,
aIs er. beim 5ufanieen auibliden BON
Der grbeit, 6rei gerionen eHtoedtc.
bic ben lebnrigen 5eIbmeg BON Dorfc
ber ouf ibu 5iitotien. or beIhdttefe
NIT Der giedten feline augen iino per'
il6te 5u erfennen, iper es lei. es fDn'
rem StDei Wdnner, Die in ibrer wiitte
ein @eib fiibrten. 9as Beib geititit.
Iierte Iebbaft init ben armen iino
iproh ailf lire gegleiter eiii. 9iese
ieIbit aber muBteu @enournen iein.
Die bIanten 8aionette niif ibren @e.
ipebren firnfelten in Der beiben wiit.
tcesionne.
gall getropiti9 fraste iih bintcr
ben Sbrrn. CIR berbeIte es fih nift,
oaB Der @eiud) ibm goIt, Senn er err
fnunte in oem in bic Wiitte genoHtine.
men @eibe bnIb ieine eigene Sraii.
Raid, gina er in ieiner grinnerlilJ
bic Gtrnffb1ten burd,, 6eren er iidl,
ipie ie6er riiiiiibe @auer, ettpo ihni'
oia geulod)t baben fonrte. @or es
icin Steuerriiditnnb? getrnf es einel
Solsbiebitnbl2 er ipiidte iidl in Die
Sdnbe unb mar entihIoiien, auf olle
sfdIle All Ieiignen. lin6 onriit orebte
er. id3on ipie6er ieiner Mrbeit binge-
aeben, ben antonnnenoen oftentatiD
ben Giiden 81, oIs ibn EN- plotlides
idmmerIihes @ebeiiI ieines Mei6es
stposq. iih ipieoer Rns5inpsncen. Rat.
IA lisf nsit. m,sSs5rsitsfsn armzu asii
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-08

ifeinbor alaubtaftsr Itin mubte als
aeItern. Wirtli9 ssgldnbt bate Ct Is
jbr ia bod nidt. Rein, iie ertrus bas
nitt. Dos aIIes niat. ihr &dmpfen
ni6t unb ibre angit nidt. Domit srs
bob lie iid.
9lber ipfort blisb iie tpiebsr iteben,
uno peiter jasten ibre @eoanlen. Wisis
leidt aeihab gar nihts. Das iollte
benn AUDI gei9sben. mas tonnte ssides
heng ounberte bdtten iih bod Dpn ibm
nalen IaiIen. 4uH bic 9lonSine, bic
Nrau bes @efqnbtsn. limb neil osrsn
SIeib serriiien ipur Den 9usbrud
bate er feItssbalt.n, iuie bel Claire tts
men arbern unD nod sinen dnoern bel
ibr. aber parum mar sr esnn beiIn
lebten Wtal 70 sstpsitns Weil er ne
fannie, neil er erratben bate, mas IN
ibr poraeben ipiirbe9 llnb er rcar bob
70 oft audi anbers espsien, rsipsttpou
nnb ritieriit. 2lu9 penn niemano i'm
qtelisr bel ibnen etlueieu. Gin paar
9luaenbIide bsrfpsilt. lie bel oisien
9Orit.Iungen. bann ihiittelte Iie ben
appf. Das mar es ia sben, oas 0rans
snbufte, baB Iih oIIss gans ratiirl'g
srtIGr.n Iisb. absr psnn iis lld' audl
nod 10 oft aeirrt baiie, ipas iie lsBt
Fiiblte bas mar ALIEN Sls Rihtige.
0a ibIua bic Stusubr auf Sem aas
min, sinen feinen, iiIbernsn S6laa.
Wis lie nod barauf biuiab. srfebts iis
iGb Der S6red pi,ou. Was iis li9
iest asIdgt pbsr nur empfunnsn, lpds
in Der Rd4t, mas an seitriesn 2dgs
gilber, bic lie in Der Grinnsrung oper
in Der 9prItenuna e.fsben, bns ordns
ouF lie elm. iiberitiir3ts iid. tpirbelte
bin unb Der, ibr iuuyOe 6sib, thr mar,
als betdms lie niht Guit aenus, 'pit TT
iab lie fit nm, pubt., bob iis slei9
a.6sn pirpe, nm bic 3Ofe gum alntl.is
ben Al rufen, ftanb bod noh, fublis
Elm qrideln in itrem Seii6t, elm
Driideu auf ihrsn ausen, i4ansrts
unb pI6blidb ibob is DOrparts. elite
bur6 bi. 3immer. risf bas Wdotsn.
b,Fohl unS balf bdnn nit sittsrnbsN
Sdnbsn I.lbH. Cine ruahniinHias angit
bate f. erfabi. unO nur auf sinsm
itunb ihr Sinn: ieriiu gu isin, fort 81
i5nntn, i'm 3uae su ilBen.
Die 3Oie bate s.irast, OBJ fls. oa IS
aud beil., reanei., oasislbe a4eib ipis
aeitsrn brinsen iOlIts. Sic bate esnidi.
ohne bic 1rdse petftanben 81 huben.
llnb ,benio, ohn. i'm gu ertsnnsn,
nabm re ben tleinsH griinen 5ut uno
lieb Th ben Sdirm in bic Sano
| briidsr llnten absr pis oben: nur me-
-haniIt sing iis ittsu sswobnliasn
@su SrIbtn auf BEN isnieitisen giirs
! asritsia, an Der Rormdlubr am gots'
1 banner glab purbsi, ausr iibsr bic esips
siu.r sirabs. ga, fs i4ritt 'osar dui
ben ginsans sur llntersrunohohn gu.
Sier isbod itust., iis unb sine bann
| in beridbsn Ri6ipas tpeitsr an ben
Droidien poriiber gum Rinsbabnhpf
! Gi. mar rur ,inmal bon bier abssfab'
rem. als iis in Der aolonie Grun.tpdlf
,in.u gefu5 ssmuat, Gins Der gisrot
bamaIs abey a,rab. sslobmi bate, bod
trobbem iaritt re su. pubts nllss
udn, o.uau, loft. iib am Sholter sir's
srabr.orts unb fiiss bic breite srspp.
aum gabnh.ia biuuuf. limb onh, bat
Il. ben G6afin.r frusie, Del6es bsi
SaIsnfstr 3us i.i unb mann CT abss'
b.. that lie me6dHiih.
(JOrtfssung folst)
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sraaifdss Qooa.

elntialfohpliter:: .Dsnten Sic f8.
ipie Tartdli& ss meinsn 5rsunbs ols
arieser in iFrantrsi4 ersing- Der
III dub alntiaIfobOliisr, unb ba hattie
er siuinul sinen rafsnben Dirf, uHo
ieiu Waiisr. ieins 2imcnabs mar bc-s
.g)uu - un63s
.Da mubit b<r uesmjis isinsaDrrIt
NIT G6ompisnsy Finnls
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-08

gaiiI getronitih fam 81 feiner
aonrpagnie unb erbielt Uniform, Wlu.
nition uno @affen. Der Sniiptmnnn,
elm bdrtioer Mann nit einem eiuiJ
rotben geiidjt nnb ben perglaIien an.
gen eiTles 9rinters, ingte 5u ieiuen
9eitfen: .,Soret. in eirliaen Eagen
iin6 mir in 9elitihlnrb. Gort iino
mir Die Serrenl aaes, mas mls IN
ben @eg fonrrit, itIager mir tootl
gDas mir fin6en, bns III inierl"
en- enolos LANCER H1brt bruate fie
bic Giipnbabu BON Grt Si Grt. "a.
raul marihirten, fie 5ipei Snee. l1no
bnnn bief es pIobIidj2 Die Srensel
lleber bic 2eiite mar elm ionoerbnr
neles @efiibI gefommen. Gie inhen
gan,e Sorben bon acinfen. beren au.
det Dor WlcrS. urib NnubIuit eIiibten.
sic b6rten aud ihre @eeer. Gie SO.
iafen er51bIten BON 6em sseinbe OILS
BON Sbieren, bic NIT Stutpf unO
GtieI nus5iirotten feien. Sn ihren
GrsdhIunaen ipiifbete Elm niifrei5en.
0es beiieres 2nf,en. sic hdtten SO.
fe angesiir0ef. Jrniien, @inber iIHo
CRETE getobtet uilo BON ben pcrgefiin.
benen GnGen iih eenomnlen, mas ID.
men beIiebte. Rod mar inlgebeiier biel
bo. Die rliIIifden griiber eineen ei.
mem Geite enteegenl
Die gol6nten befuner@ @rcunhpeir,
srlS n,,h Nnul pptrolpiti& trnnt. Ga.
iis tam ssi5t mn IN ieinsa a5rSsr.
Putnam patriot., 1915-06-18
OBREGON DEAD;
 PEACE PLAN OFF
Villa Rejects 0vertures Fol- lowing Killing of Noted Leader.
GENERAL HILL IN COMMAND
carranza Places Victor Of kaco In Charge of Troops - villistas Reattack Army Of
 First Chief.

Fl paso~The announcement of the death 0f General Aivaro Oregon the only man who has been able to beat Villa in the field, and declaration from the Killaistas that Carranza s attitude made hope Of peaceful set. clement impossible and that the war would be fought 10 finish, reversed the situation in Mexican affairs. A new attack on the Csrranza army has been ordered by Villa. and with Obregon dead his chances are con. ceaed 10 be better than for months.
 General Obregon had been shot in the shoulder during the battle of Leon and later his right arm was ann putated He was the only Carranza general who ever defeated Villa.
 General Benjamin Hill victor of the battle of NaCo, has been appoint cd commander of Obregons army. which has been moving north Co meet Villa.
 General 0brogon, although desper- ately wounded. refused to leave Inc battlefield at Leon and continued to direct the battle from cot. while surgeons dressed his wound. permit ttnE himself to be removed only after the battle was over After the ampa- tatfon of hts arm was made he did not rally from the operation.
Putnam patriot., 1915-06-18
MAY BREAK TREATIES.

U. s. Notifies Twenty-one Nations to
 Comply With seamen's Act.
 Washington Tweuty-one of the principal nations of the world have been notified by the United sates that H Intends to terminate nfoyl- slans ef existing treaties with those countries which are ln conflict Nlh fhe seameu's act passed hg the iast Congress l. was learned fhat this notice was given as required hy tue law through the American EWh8s les and Legations just within the pre- sCrIh6d limit of ninety days from March last. when the act vas ap- proved
 Previous denunciauons of treaties hy the United States have covered the entire conventions II remains to be seen whether the nations in terested in the present instance will consent e. the cXclsion of certain ar uelas 10 meet tho provisions of the sealnen.s act Is they will not con. sent ta this. then the State Depart mont is under obligation to cancel all of the treaties.
 Such proceeding would result in destroying provisions between the United States and all these nations for the settlement of estates. the transfer of property, the exercise of consular functions. diplomatic inn, munities. customs and port and iight. house dues. end a hundred other sub fsefH which haya formed The hAsts of treaty regulations and stipalatloRs between civilized powers.
 Then f would become necessary for the State Department to immediately begin negotiations for new treaties upon which to base the business and diplomatic relations of the United States.
Putnam patriot., 1915-06-18
OFef0R

A large part Of the town of Sim. hirsk n southeast Russia was do' stroycd hY landslide
 The Bamaulan Legation iu Rome denied that lhe allied Powers had s eued au ultmatam fNiue a tlme limit tor Numausaa intervention.
 "i.a Guefre saaiale the Paris Socialist newspaper which has been suppressed several times recently, wal permitted to resume publication.
 The AuHtno Hungarian Government addressed note To the Powers pro. testing against the Italian decree pro. claiming a blockade Of the Albanian coast
 At the beginning of the war Cana da had ono var muuitlon plant Sue now has l2o factories.
 In the presence of many prominent persons. including Ambassador and Mrs. Thomas Nelson Page. Livings- ton Phelps of New York and Mme. de Berteaax were married by Car dlnal Vannutelli in Rome.
 The war grain committee of the Austrian government will take under it's control the entire harvest.
 Prince Karl Ernest Of sehoenhurg. waidenhurg. who had been serving with the Germany army, was report. cd killed.
Putnam patriot., 1915-06-18
WORLDS NEWS IN
 CONDENSED FORM

NEW YORK.-A national peace and prenara-ica conference under tha ausat-es of the National Security League brought here 300 delegates from ateerent part of the r. &
 PriLADELPHiA.-That the j. G. Erl Company manufacturers Of cars and trucks. has received an order from the Russian Government for millions of dollars worth of steel shells was announced here
 BERLIN. Via Lcndon.-The Nether- lands Government announced that the exportatIon from Holland of goods bought hy American firms in Germany is prohibited
 BERLiN.-The Order of Merit has been conferred on Captain Lieuten- ant Hersin. commander of the subma- rine which sent the Lusitania to the bottom
 WAsHlNGToN.-ln a joint mes sage 10 President Wilson fifty-eight university and college presidents ex- pressed their purpose 10 stand by the President in whatever course he may deem necessary to follow with Ger many
 NEW YoRk.-c. X. c. Rallnes's big steam yacht Yanadis rammed the Hin in a dense fog off Eaton's Neck. L. l.. and two men were killed.