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Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-14
KANSAS o W RECEIVES

YIN hOUD kAUUs
Kansas City, Oct. Sat the meet
ing Of the Kansas City Motor Cal
Dealers Association at the Hotel Bal
timoro recently, it was voted TO extens
the route Of the annual tour Of the
association to take in La Cygne, Kas
%Thereupon a committee of three cit.
izens from La Cygne thanked the
dealers, and departed
The pathhnding tour for tbs motor
dealers iunket was made last week.
In some way or another, La Cygne
heard that the motor dealers were 70
pass La Cygne by because the roads
in that section were in bad condition
on account Of rains. That wouldneyer
do said La Cygne. Accordingly. a
mass meeting was called and La
Cygne voted to send a COMMITTEES az
It's citizens to Kansas City to tell the
motor dealers that if they would IN
elude their town, the roads would be
put in first class condition. The earn
~estness Of the La Cygne delegation
touched the hearts Of the dealers, and
some several miles over la Cygne's
new-roads-tc-be were added to the
tour.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-14

Nfsey-are years Az On sspseu-
ter Is iSsa Danael Bsae lied n
Osre,ss yaiAre "a tk> ss&ap
river, > fevsnaea shsvs S. cnrisk
Two weeks lasrr Andrew s McGirs
presented a petitioa % shs Missouri
isrsauurs at thu STATE capital Is
St daries asking sks. the conn
Of Beous b formed Sorsnbcr i6.
1879. tie rsciutioa vas acted %
The acg vestlng Boone cnants With
all tss rights ans PRIVILEGES q a so
a-ate county vent into sasct jan
za7y ]. 1921 Il was rot til Juna
1871, thas ths sheria. assessor and
other omeiAls recased their com
missions from the goyerncn.
The act setting the terItarial boun-
dsnss Of Boone county leseTibss th
county's ostline a. follows: Begin
ming at the southeast corner Of and
running with the eastHarrly line o.
Howard county. to where ii ~intsrsects
the line between townships fifty and
hfty-one, thence eastwardly to the
dividing ridge between the waters Of
Cedar Greek and Salt river to the
Montgomery line; thence southwardiy
with said line to where it strikes said
creek IN the middle Of the main chan
mel thereof. to where the range line be-
tween eleven and twelve crosses the
creek the second time; thence with
said line to the middle Of the channel
Of the Missouri river, thence up to the
Missouri river in the middle Of the
main channel thereof to the place Of
beginning. Revised Statutes 1925,
volume one, page 2ss.9
Today the county has over $4,000
population. and is in the heart Of a
highly developed farming region.
In those rude days travel was by
stage coach from Columbia to St.
Louis, and The fare was $1,000 in 1926.
The driver got forty cents a day and
board Stage coach tayerns, dotted
the road across the state.
The Boonslick road and the Santa
Fe trail made Missouri They at
tracted settlers. and sent Missouri
leaping ahead Of states to the noah
and south, for though Missouri ran
-the main travelled road to the West.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-14
WHY SOCIALISTS ARE FIGHTING

Morris Hillpuit in the Yale Review. }
The Socialists are internationalists
in the sense that they recognize the
identity Of human interests, preach
the solidarity Of the workers Of. all
countries in their common struggle
for economic emancipation and ard
emily believe an the ~9ltirnate feder-
alton or organic union Of all nations.
But they cannot close their eyes to
the existence Of the national unit and
is importance in the economy Of mod
ern civilization. It is in and through
The separate countries that the battle
Of Socialism must be fought, and it
is only by national victories Of Soc
ialsm that the ideal international
brotherhood Of MAI can be realized.
a nation under a foreign yoke can
never, Of course, be free and democ-
ratio internally, and ii is because the
Socialists Of most Of the belligerent
countries believe their fatherlands are
threatened by foreign yoke that they
are fighting il this war.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-14
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Tas foIiozizE ten nPpesrs1 \ TIE
Lzsasais HszA 81 van sgs AID
SIS rspatEkea ~ hat Ep= Ais
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Z. Ha-ri-ro1 IN ehzr. ue CO..
mittee @ n.ziztsuz rerertel as
solsus Prs c d. HErraE4oa,
wosrestess SKY yoha BeaL Lao
douia; treas p " Hardisg. Nexiss:
s~k~WaHents; Przirie d. n 2.
Misdsen Lzsaona.Loutre Y. C. Han
Tlsoa Benton CnE Caivre Isaas Kel-
y, Fartesj salt Rissg. W III wake
held Nexeo; Lam. P. P. ccIHer, RusA
I'm: wnsa d.. Robinson C1nt; Sal
ing. r p HcPkEz ScarEsn
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-14

MEXICO Ike other towns has tso
kinds 81 citisens and zlone Dis lire
he Kansas City Star sayz.
There art svo hnds q citizene5
Mr.. Joseph LaFis tod tie upper house
bona connitsst yesterday. These
who Always have their hzmzer cat
for public improvements aad hose
ubs always boost- Everyihing Tie
city tries to Do brings cut the tnock-
erN When we started cat for 5 park
and boulevard system they vsers OSs
IN force, but they didn't prevail Nov
look. The best thing Kanuzs City has
% entertain iti visitors is the park
and bouievard systems
That Is exactly the SITUATION today
regarding the problem a sezdon zp-
proaebez The knockers are trying to
DO the work or = pie4yunish scale, to
give the station a setting that most
people would be ashamed Of today,
and that everybody would be ashamed
Of five years hence.
"The boosters want q setting that
VIII give Kansas City distinction; that
viii advertise It day BY day TO the
thousands who pass through the gate
way, as the great progressive city IT
Is
IF the same spirit that animates
the knockers or the station setting
had dominated Kansas City for the
last generation II would today be a
dead. commonplace, uninteresting city
"a boarding house sort Of place that
nobody would have wanted % come to,
and that everybody would we wanted
70 move sway from as soon as be
could get the priee."
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-14

THE Importance Of having the news
papers Of the country conducted BY
trained men is growing in public favor
rapidly. DIR. Talcott Williams, dir
ectOr Of the Pulitzer School Of Jour
nalism in Ne1 York, told his students
last week that he believed state regu-
lation Of Journalism was not far off.
Or. Williams said be expected that
within a few years it would be nee
essary for young men and young wo-
men aspiring to be reporters TO pass
a State examination, as would-be law
yers and physicians now do.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-14
STEPHEN FAyORs PRoHlBTIoN

Columbia. Mo-, Oct. s.-F. W. Ste.
phens, chairman Of the Missouri Cap.
itol Commission. told of Missouri'l
needs at th9 first university assembl,
held Wednesday.
A new Constitution, a mo e liberia
policy toward railroads, -rosk roads Il
all parts Of the State. j sinplifeS
method Of court procedure, more Iii
crafty to educational Institutions ans
the BUSTING Of every saloon from tn,
State were some Of the things Mr.. Ste,
phens said Missouri needed.
Mr. stephens attributed the growth
and development Of Missouri to III,
educational and religious institutions
the freedom in government and The
natural conditions in the State.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-14

Washington, D. c, Oct. Pres
ident Wilson is 70 be married again.
Formal announcement Of his engage
ment to Mrs. Norman R. Gait Of
Washington was made at the White
House last night.
The date Of the marriage has not
been set but il viii take place In the
White House within two OF three
months, it was said.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-14

NJ w - -
lhn--a.. = narsiay Ia !
lso-ss~ $500 E'o'a
49, ~ 'pp.s1 grun ,
- ihey ars
" " L..
~ : home b.,
: sm e.sa rack "a
I'm e.s,- About I
- follow ate
winter.
~, eng me great ssas.
y s.' = Houehia, ~
/ IZ L.NM IN no HIH -
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-14
BRITISH SPY SYSTEM THOROUGH

fStH1rers ENE1E11et
The thoro1ekness Il re British Is
sxsmpifsed BY The ballstins which are
isSaed every meaning BY the iaisi
genoe department for the infsrmatioa
Of the brigade and resimentAl oom-
m4Hdez
They resemble Ordinary haadbils
and coatain : summary Il al tie IN
Formation which he intsIireuee de-
mrtment has been able q collect da--
ing the preceding tgeaty-fOsr hoars
Is 70 What is going On behinl he
CeAussn --se . sresoz
construction Of new trsnches. changes
n the location Of batteries. shortage
Of ammunitioH, conditions cf the
roads; everything. in Short whica
might BY any eoneeivabfty Be Of value
70 the British to know.
For example. the report might con
tain a sentence something hike this:
eat O'Clock tomorrow morning the
Prassian Guard, which has been hold
in position No. - to the south Of
Yprss, VIII be relieved by the Forty
seventh Bayarian Lanesturm-vhih,
by the way, would probably result n
the British attacking the position mem
TONED
The information contained IN these
bulIetins Gomez from many sources
from spies IN the pay Of the iutelli-
hgenee department from aviatorS
who make reconnaissance flights over
the German lines, and particularly
from the inhabitants Of the invaded
regions, who, by various ingenious ex-
pedients. succeed IN communicating to
the Allies much important information
often at the cost Of their lives.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-14
MRS. MATHEWS BURIED HERE

The body of Mrs. N. C. Mathews
s6 years old, Of St. Louis, was buried
in Elmwood cemetery Friday after
noon. Mrs. Mathews was formerly Of
Mexico and has many friends in this
city. She died in St. Louis wednes.
day night, where she has been living
with her daughters for a number o.
years.
She leaves the following children;
Mrs, Lizzie Brooks, Of st. Louis; Miss
Mamie Mathews, Of st. Louis and E.
r. Mathews, Of Salisbury. The Led
ger extends sympathy to the b~ereayed
family.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-14
Robert spicer Dead.

Robert spicer. born July 20. 1879.
died at his home near this city late
Saturday afternoon. He was mar
ried Oct. 10, 1902. The funeral was
held from the home Monday afternoon
and the burial was in Elmwood eeme-
terry. The Ledger joins friends IN ex-
tending ~sineerest sympathy Mr..
spicer viii be missed by a large num-
Der Of friends who held him in high
esteem. The Odd Fellows viii have
charge Of the burial.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-14

The C~entralia and Mexico highway
which Mexico did not need and
which We made her want, has
been speeded up to forty-fye
minutes from jefferson street Cen.
tralia, 70 jefferson street Mexico, By
putting a surface on the road. The
road committees Of the two towns
want 90 cut ffteen minutes off this
time, 50 that motorists can spend moro
time at the terminals.-Centrala
Guard
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-14
Cost Of Making siIare.

What should | pay per ton for
feed put into the silo7 ! shall fur
nish land, teams, house, COW. garden
spot, all machinery, and everything
bat the iaborn-A. B., Valencia,
Kans.
The question In general is one which
is 50 variable that any specific an
swer which could be made would GER
tainly prove to be wrong in the ma
jority Of cases. The man labor re-
quired for growing a crop to put into
the silo required for growing a crop
to put into. the silo will vary from
$3.50 to $500 per acre, depending
upon the amount Of time used, the
preparation Of the seeded, the mum.
Der Of CIVILIZATIONS, the distance the
field is located from the barn and the
character Of the ma who is actually
DONG 2 work 1t will also depend
10 some extent upon the implement
and tools used and the nature Of the
ground, as well as the season. This
will make the labor cost per ton foF
growing the siIage vary from 40 to
50 cents per ton, depending upon the
yield finally secured.
The ma labor cost for putting the
material into the silo viii vary from
Is to 30 cents per ton, depending upon
the yield per acre, and the distance
the material must be hauled. This
win give an extreme total cost for
labor varying from 65 cents per ton
where conditions are the most favor
able to sl-S0 per ton where the eondi-
tons are unfayorabIe for the pro
duction Of siIage-W. A. Cochel, Kan
sas Agricultural CoIlege-Breeders
Gazette.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-14
MIS- collins, Trial Postponed.

Miss Lulu Collins, for years pres
ident Of the Pike County College at
Bowling Green, formerly Of Rush Hill
No. viii be tried at the Common Pleas
Court at Hannibal at the December
term, charged with obtaining money
under false pretenses. The case has
been pending for more than a year
She was arrested on complaint of the
Farmers and Merchants Bank of Han.
nibal, charging that she obtained mort
than $1,000 through fraudulent means
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-14

MRS KATE BOSWELL pKAD
urs Kase CoEzseA did st IA
ozs 4 RRr aarAtsr. Ma Dan
4 cntaln a. CO oeoek rzs-
sncr5inr. Ms cagswsH VAS an
usss q gda I. coesvsl < TAnzPss1
luhs reseesed hsr % The grave abe1'
pr ysar She rss bsra Deee@te'
50 lsse and uosl1 hsvs ben > ysar'
= ars Dsesub<r 50. and unta rsssns'
~ lived IN ntzp.a. She lcavss IN
fsHsriae dAiiarss. brsAsrs and -
e- Hex es5arsn are James " q
slater. Ms. u C Dznisls of Cen
trala. Ms ". E. NsDonalA q Cen.
traEa. Her brO1hsr and Sisters are;
.charies Wright a. ST. L5uis; Ms,
Sar4h Csoeke:t and Martha Tinsley
.oflthis city. Ms csgsueu makes
the third desfs n the family IN the
pat three nentAs her sister. MrS
Eppersoa sna NJ, William Wright
having died IN July.
Mrs cogswelI WAS a good Chris
tan woman. we have known her for
many years and has many friends II
Audrain County TO mourn her death,
She united with the Liberty Christian
church over twenty-five years age and
was faithful to her church TO the end.
The funeral services was held Fri
dry ut ten o'clock ii HopeweIl Bap-
tisi Church at Thompson, conducted
BY the rev Hr. Swift pastor Of the
Christian church at Centrslia, after
which her body was laid beside her
husband in the Thompson cemetery to
await the coming Of her Savior. The
Ledger joins in extending sympathy to
the bereayed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-14
MRS. NARY o,cALLAeHAN DEAD

Mrs, Mary o'Callaghan, SO years
old died at her home in this city at
O'Clock Friday morning. Old age was
the cause Of her death. Mrs. o'Cal-
laghan has lived in this city for a
number Of years and has many friends
here who mourn her death. {,
She leaves two sons; John o'Cal-
laghan, Of Kansas City and Dennis
o'Gallaghan, Of Detroit.
Funeral services were held Satur-
day from the Catholic Church in this
city. The body was buried in the
Catholic cemetery. The Ledger <
tends sympathy to the bereaved.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-14

II a letter, renting for another
years subscription to the Ledger,
Miss Martha snllinger Of Fruitland
Institute, Hsndersonville, NJ G, says;
''Fruitland is filed ID its utmost cap
acity. Larger ATTENDANCE chan ever
before ID its history Boy Scouts Or
ganized and doing some good work. 2
Miss snllinger Is LADY Principal Of
Fraitiand Institute. She has been IN
the institute for twelve years, having
started her work there wheD the
school was IN IT. beginning,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-14

SOME Of his political enemies are
snsering al President Wilson just as
il q willingness to accept another term
has not been part Of the self sacrifc-
ing patriotism Of every president in
einding George Washington.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-14
Chronic C-onstipatiou.

About two years ago when | began
using Chamberlain's Tablets ! had
been suffering for some time with
stomach trouble and chronic consti-
patton My condition improved rapid
~ through the use Of these tablets.
Since taking four or five bottles Of
them my health has been iine,n writes
Mrs. John Newton, Irving, N. Y. OBJ
tainable everywhere. Adv.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-14
Bun sells for IS d

Five thousand dollars for a two
year-old bull. Looks like a pretty
good price, but hat is the sum that i
bull owned by W. N. Collier the Full
ton Hereford breeder bought-Prince
Rupert G2nd-at the big sale IN Kan
sas City, Friday, held in connection
with the American Royal Stock Show.
He also sold two 2-year-old heifers
IN the same sale, n going at $500
and the other at 5000.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-14
snInMAN conprp i.

s0L0MAN COOPER, an old negro,
gets q write-up in The North Amer
ican simply because he was always
cheerful. That made him an extraor-
binary person. Trouble about most Of
US is that We take ourselves too ser
iously.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-14

ALL who are interested in the Mex
ieo Hospital should bear in mind that
Saturday, Oct. %, is Donation Day.
Make your arrangements 10 particle
pate in the success Of this most i'm
portant institution.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-14
EXECUTORS NOTICE

Notice is hereby given tmi
ters t~estamentary upon the -
LUCIA VAIL, deceased
have been granted the unda
by the Probate Court of said 3
Of Audrain, bearing date Of
day Of August 1915.
All persons having claims y
said estate are required to Z
them 10 us for allowance With
months after date Of said 4
or they may be excluded frcn
benefit Of such estate and l
claims be not exhibited with
year from the time of the
ton Of this notice, they will +
ever barred.
3l-dt W. w. Tratchel, ExsI
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-14

THE Kansas City Star ~editorially
says. "Having concluded the X bill
lion dollar lean TO the Allies, Mrs. j.
2. Morgan is going for a two weeks
yachting cruise. He had better keep
cut Of the German submarine one
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-14
How to Treat
Group Externally

Rub vieks "YaY-o,Rabp salve well
over The throat and chest Cor a few min
u,es then cover with a warm flannel cloth
Leave the covering loose around the neck
80 that tho soothing medjeated yapars airs
ing may loosen tue choking phlegaa ard
ease the difficult breathing. 0ns gppiiea-
ton st bedtime insures against d n.ehi
attack. Pc, Soc OF Sl01. At druggists
WCkSN5OsgS
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-14

BrRN MS NOW ARkifhD
ne past psss rear in Mezico has
has fever huase Haildings to catch
ca are than IN n years The local
sre secords shoV However the
eouine Il the D. essen is the
hpsnan is knout 20 watch because 50
nany hemes bur AZ has period
Furnaesx and stoves viii 500 be
lighted. They hare been unused all
sumner and ralbish nay have been
piled hear them he fues may have
rested Or slippei out Of place unob-
serving n ire long period Of disuss
Persons start their fires IN = sudden
cold snap me don't take time to
Investigate. tn the FIRE department
has work to Do
The Fire WaFden's Warning
Z. A. seaman. Ere warden, Of Kan
saz City, enumerates some q ms
usual sources Of FIRE, which with care
eo1lo p enmAnAlea
me sAfree va Us 4ih
aDle store p 90 ana ehos' T a. "a
celient place for a Ere TO originate.
Inspect Fnrnaee Surroundings.
Lock to your furnace. II wood above
or near i is eharred, hang metal
sheeting under or before the black
ened place Beware placing your
ashes IN wooden boxes or piiing them
agaihs. Wooaen vans Oieah soui I
q pipes aia zoos ior cracks IN tnem
ana y seOse papes-
Perhaps your stove rests upon the
wood Of the floor, or is 50 placed that
is scorehes the wall If 50, you are
fortunate that there is still a floor on
which the stove may rest. INNER
iately have metal spread beneath the
stove and around it.
BOnfires Should be Watched.
The fire danger is increased BY the
burning Of autumn leaves. If they are
allowed to blow about the surrounding
houses viii be endangered. And the
houses too, i they have old and "fuz-
" shingles may prove ready finder
for sparks. A coat of paint viii act
both as additional fire insurance, as
well as protection against rotting.
Besides the new dangers incident
upon the coming Of winter are those
which are always with Us in the down
town" buildings whose owners are
careless. such owners allow rubbish
to collect in area ways in which burn
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-14

Edward Bigler. formerly Of this
city, has purchased a garage in Keo.
kuk. la. Mr.. Bigler would be glad tc
have any Of bis Mexico friends who
visit that city call on him.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-14

Recommends ChamberIain's Cough
Remedy.
Last winter | used q bottle Of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for a
bad bronchial cough. / felt its bene-
fetal effect Immediately and before
had finished the bottle l was cured.
| never tire of recommending this
remedy to my friends writes Mrs.
William Bright, IT. Wayne, Ind. OBJ
tainable everywhere. ADV.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-14
READ LEDGE wAS7 !,


Vseet vi rublleaion
In the Circuit Cour v.
Term 1915. ''s
State Of Missouri
County Of Audrain. IS
Monarch Lumber Comp,,, =
W..
Luther b. Briar.
Civil Action in Attachnent /,
State Of Missouri, to the Aho,.l
nonresident Luther n
Greeting: =
Nov on this day, octoba, j /.
comes the plaintiff in tbs ~
led cause BY Fry & Rodee,s Y :
neys. before the u~ndersiepss ~
the Circuit Court Of Aud,s;. C !
IN vacation and files its nss..a
affidavit stating among ~. 4. !
that the above named defssas, =
er H. Briar, is a non-ps;~ q 4
State and cannot be serI z
State in the manner prssa = /
Chapter p, se Revised -.
of the State Of Missouri n IS
is thereupon ordered BY 4. II
aforesaid in vacation that ,.lrs j
be made notifying him thst !, \.
has been commence agaiss i.
petition and affidavit in attasl-.
the Circuit Court Of Audrain +.
IN the State of Missouri. fou0is /
note for the sum Of $3.50 i
March !, 1914, drawing ten I.
interest from its date said N,
executed BY him at Ramona
mia, and bis property, to VI
Southeast fourth Of the MI
quarter Of Section Ten (i0D a,
cart quarter Of Section Ten h
West 10 aeres OF the IA
fourth 81 The Northwest A..
Section Eleven ui) the Wet
|of The Northswest fourth Of 4,
west quarter Of Section eleve.
IN Township Fifty-one f5ll
Six CD West Of the 5th, P, Mi
rain County. Missouri, has
tached 70 pay said note. inte
costs, and unless he be and ~
the next tfem Of said Cour
holden at The Court House h
Missouri, within the County 4
rain on 22nds day Of Noyemb@ 4
and on or before the FIRST dsy
ana anhwer the petition, The Hni
be taken AZ confessed and
viii be RENDERED against - n
said property sold to satni,MM
And Il ii further ordaa
copy hereof be published il d
leo Weekly Ledger, a weekly
paper duly printed in the
language in Mexico, Missouri d
culated n said Audram Court
souri,, for four weeks successful
Last insertion to be at least
days before the next term d
aforesaid.
N my hand and ofa
Done at Office IN the City e.
County and State aforesaid III
ober 2nd, 1915.
lSeall I. F. ELLlOK +
Clerk OF the ABdrain Circuit
A true copy from the record A
f. f. Elliot,
Fry and Rodgers Attorneys fr
tiff. II
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-14
Some Divorce cs.ss

There are fifteen cases dockete.l
Tor the November term Of the Aud.
rain county Circuit Court at this date
and 7 Of them are divorce cases.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-14

DOCTOR BRAsHEAR says he
doesn't believe there are any canals or
any people on Mars. Most distressing
news; some Of US were looking for
ward to a universal base ball series.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-14

Mrs. Il. z. Fritschle and children, of
St. Louis, who have been the guests
Of Miss Eva Miller, went to Auxvasse
"Wednesday % visit friends.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-14

SAY, Mexieol Pike county has a
man who is q cousin of the lady who
is going to marry President Wilson.
Can you beat it2-Lonisiana Press
Journal.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-14

ACCORDING to the Toledo Blade,
when it comes to ranking union sta
tons, Cleveland's is the rankest.'
Sounds like jealousy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-14

MASSACRE reddesea Armenia is
another blot on the efficiency record
Of C~hristendom.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-14

DR. DUMBA was in a hurry 70 90
home, thus getting at Last into accord
with public sentiment
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-14

YOUNG Mr.. Rockefeller's visit to
Colorado Is several years late but bet
tsr late than neyer.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-14

SPAIN and Norway can eongratu-
late themselves On having their neu-
tralify pretty securely anchored.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-14

1T must be terrible trying on the
eyes TO be an European spy assigned
70 study American Notifications.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-14

VOTES we're bought in Indianapolis
for 10 cents, says a headline. Bunchss
or dozensz
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-14
NOTICE or FINAL SETTLE

NOli@E uB FINAL SEllLns
Notice Is hereby given ths'
settlement Of the estate
MARY s. LONG, Deceased
will be made at the Nov
Of the Probate Court Of y
county, Missouri, to be held 2.
leo, Missouri, on the second y
in Nov. 1915.
I'd Annie r. Daniels, Exec.