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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-06-01
gin ben @rcnsen i6rer Srafte.

SeutI9Iunbs 6einbs nGbern iid BEN
9ren5en ibrer &rGfte. Die 3eit als
8unSesgenofin 4obeu beionoers Die
GnaIdnber fir iia beonipru4t, Die
sGbeIten untsr ben Seinben; iie baben
ii6 gebGrbet, oils oh fir lie Die 5rage
Der &riegsOauer iioerbaupt teine Bee
0eutung babe. Oenno9 1T Der 3etts
punt bereits in Si1t getreten. Der
es fragIib eri9einen IGbt, OBJ lie nod
peitere &rGfte fir Die &riegfiibrung
aufbieten t0nneu. Die @infiibrung
Der bebingten, nur bic 2ebigen ums
fafIenoen @ebrpfIi9t bat ni4t auss
gersi9t, senug SOIbuteu auf bic
9eiue gu bringen, Sumal oa Die tiir
ben ariegsbebarf urbeitenoen 8es
triebe einen erbsbIiden Sell Der uns
perbeirdteten @ebrpfli9tigen oIs un'
abt0mmIia auriidbebtIten miiIien. Die
2pnopner Zines" geitanoen fiir5'
lid, OnB Die 3dbI Der Rstruten poI'
tommen uuseniissnb iei. Die dlIse'
meine 8ebrpfIi9t 1T Sur SatIads
aepor6en, oa nun aud Der Reit Der
@erbeirateteu, Der iih bisber ni9t
freiipilIig geIts[t, unter bic Sabnen
qeSipunaen mar. 9lber all5upiel Re-
truten perben bamit nidt mebr bers
aus5ubpIen iein, unb Spar ossbdIb
ni6t, neil Die engliide 8oItspirts
I6aft i6on an Der duberifen @ren5e
itebt. iiber bic binaus iie i6re gIufs
gaben ipsgsn glrbsitsrmansels ni9t
erfiiIlen tonn. 2lber felbit tpenn nod
etli6e bunoerttauienb Retruten aufs
subrin9en pdren, 10 perben oaour9
nibt neue glrmsen aus Der GrOe 9es
itampft, Die befGbist iinb, cine srts
I9si0snbe Wenbung Der &riegslage
gu betpirien. 30te iiber N0ts bes
6rGusn @neInnb: 9(rbsiters uno Rss
trutennot, Die fieisenbs 5ra9traums
not unb bic Rot Ger unbeimIt9 po9s
ienben &rissstoiten, bic einen uners
bOrten Steuerbrud NIT iih fiibrt.
@Gbreno GnsIonO beFIiFen bleibt,
feline eigenen Solbaten m0gli9it Su
I6onen uno fir fi9 allein aufSus
fparen, mub Sruntreid ieiu beites
9Iut f6onungsIos bingeb.n. 9orum
fiibIt es mebr aIs Iein 8unbssgenoFe,
fir ben es iib opfert, oab es 6aIb
am Gnbe feiner &rdfts anseIangt fein
pirb. SIN 8srbGltnis gu ieiner @ins
pobnerSabl bat 6rantrei9 unter
allen &risgsfiibrenben mob! bic gr6b>
ten Reni9enpsrIuite. unO 0arum
i9eut es ii9, 8erIuitIiiisn ausaus
gebeu. @s tpsib ni9t mebr, tpober es
neue @ldnnI9aften neBmsn fol-, ba
feline tpsbrfGbise 8s00i1sruns reItlOs
einsereibt 1T. Die 8Iiite Der frdns
S0fii9en Sussnb unb Mannestraft,
Ioipeit iie nidt oabinsemGbt iIt, itebt
lGnsit pollSGbIig unter ben Waffen.
Wollte 6rantrei9 nod feline obnebiu
niebris bemeKenen gnIfrii9e an bic
ariesstauslidtsit tpsiter minbsrn, TO
miiBts es gu ben Snaber uno 9reiien
sreifsn.
2uBlano 1T Der boltsreicbfte Der
jssinbs. SrOb Ieinsr RieIsnpsrGufe
ideinsn feline Menidenmaiien, bic iib
CUR S9la9tbont i9leppsu IaHen,
nod INNER unerid0pfIib su bIei6sn,
9lber aud bier riiden Die GrsnSsn
Ieiner &risssfGbisfsit uno Rriess.
ausoauer in greifbare giGbe. llebsr
Weniden aIs &dnonenfutter Derfiist
Oas 3arenreih pObl nod Sur Geniige.
nber feline iuirtf9nftIi9en Biberz
fanOstrdfte reiaen ui9t ins unsts
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-06-01

SdtultGt III Ser q. o. YroTefor Der
reFormierten 0ogmatit unb Spmbos
lit Sic. tbepl. Or. phil. SoIef 8Obaz
tee gum prbentIihen PrOfeIior bisies
6d6es ernarnt fporben. = 9el Der
Sabberenpsritrabe tpurbe iiingit Der
Sagl0bnsr Stefan 9olbOos Don eis
mem 9eriOnsn5ug iibsrfnbrsn unD ouf
Ser STEELE setOtet. - Der 70jGbrige
SSatob 9rof bat ii9 i'm isroeIitii4en
Jriebbofs cine Sugel in ben 8ppf gee
inst. = Sn Der S3ii8guiTe glO. 9
bot ii9 bic 19iG6riss Wloliuori pers
siTtst. - SIN SauIe SOIitugaIe 30.
2 ipislte iid OOr einiser 3eit elm aies
6esbrama ab. Der S6erleutnant
Ses 81. acknowledgements Sibor
gobI feusrts auf feline 9eIie6te, bic
DarietssiGngsriH aatbarina Weis
Ier, einen RepolperIdub ab uno
iagte ii4 Oann cine &ugsI in bic
8ruf.
2uremburs.
9erbue. Die 67iGbrige 9ldsrss
frau Morie S9Ons mar in benz bins
ter ibrer 8sbaufung gelegenen 8a.
DIE nit @ai9en bef4dftigt. Onbet
fiiblte bic Srau pIOBIi4 elm beftiges
ilnppbliein. Sbns ii9 ertuebrsn gu
t0nnen, fiel iie tOpfiiber ms 8ais
fer, mo iie ben Sob bur4 @rtr'H'
fen fano.
2tmpertsberg. Sn oem-
2oaerraume Der 3isarrenfabrit Sas
lob &ubn snifanb Geusr. Slidlt.
derpsiIe tonnts es balo 9sbdmptt
psrben. Der S6aben tpiro auf 300
6rancs abssI4dbt.
9affsnbsim. Sn ben 9ss
bGuli6teiten pes su @uoeriteierbof
aeleaenen 2onbgutss. bos gtgentum
oes 9orons be Sprnoco 1T uno
our6 ben gG9ter Sob. 9eter &Isni9
bepobnt mar, bro9 Elm 9rouo aus.
StoGIuneen unb S9eune nebIt Jut'
terborrGten unb lanbpirti9oftli4en
Raf6inen purben elm. Roub Der
Sflammen. GrIterer bat einsn S6os
ben BON $4,000 unb IeBterer einerl
Ipl9en DOE $4,000 5r.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-06-01


Ssrrf9ing. Sisr ipuros
iiingTt Der 9steron Satob aoiIer sur
lebteu Rube sstragen; iieben S0bne
bon ibm itebsn im SsIOe, Der a9te
bat Ssn Selbentob srIittsn.
&roua9. Ssiusn 70. 9sburtss
tug begins elm bo9ssa9teter 8iirser
pon SrOna6, &ommerSienrat 9ottfr.
Pfrebi9ner. Srsi ieinsr S6bne itss
ben aIs Sffioisrs Dor Dsm 5einb, Der
uisrts, bel ariesausbru9 auf Der
Reiis mad SiiOafrita unterpess.
mubte, um ni9t in fein0Ii9s 9es
fangenibaft gu seraten. auf elmer
ipnuiihsn SnIsl 2lufsntbaIt nsbmsn.
Riirnbers. Die sOlosns So9s
5eit fsisrte 9ebeimer 8pmmsrSisurat
2ubipig p. @erngros, @brenbiirgsr
BON Riirnbsrg uEo gaiersoorf, nit
isinsr Satin. SuIie, ssb. Su4monu
aus Ssfou. Die i'm n. unb II. 2es
bensiabre itebenOeu @begattsn Iiub
ourd bisIe 9efpsiIt hires DobItGtiss
teitsiinnes uno i6rsr SunItliebe =
es lei nur an bic Stiftuns bss
Reptun6runnens erinrert - in lueis
isitsn RrsiIen betanut unO lodge
idGBt.
@ars6urg. Der Ssusii;is
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-06-01

Bien. grof. Or. guItap b.
3I6ermat, Der Reitor Der OeutI6sn
Rinsralogsn, feierte in @isn in pols
fer Jriids ieineH so. 9sburtstns.
= gln Der spanasIii9.tbeOIo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-19
GRAVE DIFFERENCE LED
Won TIRPiTZ TO RESIGN

ROTTERDAM March fisherman
rapsrs, discussing the RESIGNATION Of
Grand Admiral Won Tirpit5. hint Of
grave differences existing between him
and strong sections O. his former sup
porters. who apparently have gone
over 20 the side OF the Chancellor III
his views on the naval war = j.
agreed that Won Tirpit='s 'ilness was
not the decisive cause o. his rcsicna-
tion, hrt rather questions q naval pol-
icv Eut anyway i j strongly insist
cd that there IS no question OF drop
pinE the threatened rev sGhwa- ne
War
Count Rcveutiow SAYS
"Th" resignation =xc't;s n ne
whole German peor!e nos; pajn:u' 20
rret. Las, nigh; v. received ;hs stag
ceriur communication. and do not :.ei
able NJ present 70 discuss -
The Berlin corre'ponte-; g Tie
Kolnische Zettunr writes
'tiariuany struggles for eN.>tsnce.
=. such n time !. is NOT 80 The inter-
eSts OF the countr: % make an OUT
ward demonstration q ro1o- Tor tho
man ana his policy. o. - carry on OPP
position against IL when The rcSpor-
shle political aul military leaders
cannot decide 10 follow his policy Ia
Tie Very extreme"
The i'raukfurter Iei,ums says
The reason FOR the resignation
must be sought in tho differences AS
To how the submarine war should he
carried on There is a question Il II
should be carried along the lines OF
the February memorandum
The hamburger Fremdenhla:t SAYS:
admiral Won TigP!tz Was one .: The
pillars upon wh.ch Germany's power
10 conquer seemed 10 r-sr. The grounds
upon which he resigned are s,ill in
darkness. Ills reported !llncss Ger
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-19

aud was serving in thn, capacity when
hc died.
Thrice married - women Of fine fam
~. lie gave 70 his children Il heritage
OF culture. Industry. morality. and
charity OF which to he proud. Tho first
Catherine fauntrroy Brooke. the third
Mrs West. nee Mary beverly GrymeS,
- near kiuswo,nan Of the Raudolphs.
Hc was man 81 powerful physique.
siN feet six inches tall weighing go
pounds. muscular ANA active. lie was
above personal prejudice and like the
brave and the strong. possessed Il most
peaceful disposition. WAS greatly be-
loved and his name known far and
wide in The old Dominion His man
uors wer. those Of Chesterfield his
bearing most pleasing. AS 4 patriot he
was loyal Ia the highest sense of duty:
as :, soldier. one OF distinctive merit:
as a giant OF phys strength. he
was dauutlcss. and history is replcte
with his rauy deeds Of physical
Strcncth.
y lis, Of the contributors is as fol-
lows:
Peter Francisco pcsccd. New Or
leans La Miss Lizzie Spotswood.
granddaughter. PETERSBURG; Mrs. Will
liam Francisco spot swood. Sr. Peters
burg Norborne GatlinG. New York. y.
Y: Miss Mac Calling. Peters burg:
Judge Robert Brooke .tlbertson. Scat
tic Mash Catherine Fauutleroy Al
Mary MchaUX Francisco Knoxville.
Tenn; Mrs. Lucy Francisco Brown.
C;rceucviIlc. Tenn; Mrs. Mamie Fran
cisco Porter. Greensboro. y. G.. Mrs
Matte Francisco Winston. Louisa: Mrs
Helen Winston Edwards Richmond:
Mrs. Mamie Winston Goodwin, Louisa;
Mrs. EVA Francisco Thomas. l:ich
mon(l
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-19
A1l{|1,E|;;;'|;';;3;'
Positively the Greatest Value of the Season
Women's Spring Suits ST O.:
Worth $4,000 in Any Store - "
Worth $1,000 in ANY Store

obtansy
fnno
Popins
and
collar cuffs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-19

4 laxative to-daS saves . sick child
tomorrow. Chiidren simpiy vii! not
take the time from play TO empty their
bowels, which become clorEcd Wy win
waste. liver gets sluggish; stomach
sour.
Looh At the tongue. mother 7,
coated. or Your child is isti.ss. cross
feverish. breath bad. rcsticss. doesn't
eat heartily. sul! OF cold or has Tie grim.
or a sore throat or any other children.
ailp1ent, give a teaspo0nful or Cali.
fornin Syrup Of Figs" then don, wor.
~ because - Is perfectly Harmless.
aid in fo~ hours all this constipa-
ton poison. sour bile and tc:mentIng
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-19

waste via gently move ont .. ,h.
""",!9 "nd you hay" well. playful
chiid "ra!n = thorough "iu,iJc
cleansing" is Outlines all mat t. noons-
f"ry II should bc the nrm ,rcatimon,
given in amy sickness
h""atc OF "onntcrtci; iIg syrlipy A.k
our drueSis' for ao-ccn, nO,tl. ar
|aIitoTnia syrup Of FIGS" which nav
IN directions Cor babies. children Of
49, ayes an" Tor growl-upa uinir1v
printed on the Bottle" SEQ ,ha,, !, so
made be- tn" "'aiifornin PIG Svrun
COMPANY" Don't merely npk 20,
- VIZ Of Els. "ut ask for ',n!irorn,n
SSIur 81 F'Hs" Rcn,cGber. cali.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-19
T0DAY'S AID TO BEAUTY

An especially fire shampoo for
This weather can b. easily made az
triiiirr expense by s!npl" d:ssoivin-
tea>poonfu! O: canthrox in 9 c.p
II hot water. Pour slowly on scalp
and massage brisk!y This creates a
soothing. cooling lather that dis
solves and removes al, da7druf, OK
cess C;l and dit R.Esln: leaves the
scalp spOt!ess.y lean. so:. and PHI
a1t While The hair ;ak"s on u glossy
richness Of natural color also 4
hu'finess which makes i seem very
r.lch heavier than Il IS After q
cahthfyN shampoo arranging the
hai IS . pleasure
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-19

The Wesbergcr Store has long superic
values Here is for tomorrow that you
splendid quality Silk Taffea and Crepe Chine,
datily trimmed at collars flang skirts
effects.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-19
Women's Corsets

Womens Corsets. made OF heavy coutil, with hose
supporters; new models: worth regularly soc: 400
S''I''i at .............. 1SS
Stylish New Model Corses. made OF fine hcayy
souttl with four hose supporters; heavy bon IN
ing; neatly trimmed worth $780, special. lJC
Weisberger's Second Floor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-19
House Dresses---Petticoats

Womens House Dresses quality
ShShan' IN pretty patterns and
SYKES. neatly trimmed: worth $500 Sl5o 100
"'eN''' ~ ~
Womens Black Sateen Pctticoats made with
deep picatcd nounce, full width; worth soc 0Oo
69c; special Observation-Disclosures. OJC
Weisbergcrs Floor.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-01-20
Mining News

There seems to be a new fever
here-it's mining fever. There
is talk of drilling for mineral
right soon, and right close to
town, at that
George Erect Il Co. have some
fine zinc ore samples on display
at Mansfield. There mines are
located south of Ava and at Bry-
ant, south of town.
There are some miners a few
miles northwest of town that are
working a new prospect. They
say they have taken ont Il. or ::
tons of silicate in a day
Mr.. Utchman, II miles south
west of town, has several mining
shafts down, and from the sam
pies of lead and zinc that he has
on display in Mansfield, he un-
doubtedly has very rich mining
ground. Here's hoping it's true
and that he may become a mil.
lionaire mine owner
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-01-20
Hickory Ridge
Last week 5 items

Last weeks items
Quite lot of sickness.
Plenty of mud and ice-'the
farmers are housed up on ac.
count of the bad weather.
Nj. c. King of Pierce City was
visiting Wilson Dugan and family
last week returning home Satur
day.
Mrs. Jack Brazeal has been
visiting at James braZel'S.
Miss Claribelle Frye is staying
with Joe Dennis folks who are
sick with grippe and colds.
Dora Woody 5 children are still
improving and are able To sit UP.
|. $. Gill received hts stock
scales this week and will have
them ready toT use on his farm
in the near future.
j. NJ. Moutray is still keeping
batch. Mrs. Moutray has been
visiting her parents in Arkansas
for the past month
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-01-20
School Notes
Excellent attendance.

T.aLElleuI dIJeuuduCE.
Very few tardies this week.
The Juniors finished their alge
bra work Wednesday.
The sewing class is learning
how to draft Patterns.
An open session Of the higf
school literary society will be
given soon.
The english classes have taken
UP the study Of classics. The
seniors are reading Si'as Mariner;
Juniors, Snow Bound; sopho
mores, The Gold Bug
The sixth grade pupils are
making a close study of The
Psalm of Life" Several Of them
have the poem committed to
memory.
A very interesting session of
the Parent Teacher Association
was held at the school building
Friday evening. Mrs. West read
an excellent paper On Punish
ment that Educates' and nearly
every mem mber present took part
IN the discussion.
On account of the assembly
room S being harder to heat up
quickly than the smaller rooms
the pupils did not meet for dpvo
tional exercises Monday morning
Marie and Raymond Case are
absent on account of the sickness
of their mother; Ralph Hylton
has been out Of school on account
of sickness, and Alice Tomble-
son is missing from her accus-
toned place in the senior class.
The Hyltonian literary society
gave a program Friday afternoon
and afterWard practiced songs
for a while.
The pupils from Miss Jewell's
room entertained the others at
assembly Tuesday morning with
songs and a story that certainly
pleased everybody and reflected
credit on the teacher and her
crowd OF little folks.
The members Of the agricul
ture class are doing some very
Interesting experiments in gen
Grating hydrogen and oxygen
but the note book work is not so
pleasant especially the drawing
Of the apparatus used.
BY the recent appropriation Of
state school funds Mansfield
High School receives S91 Gas
much as any school in the state
and We get the money uncondi
tionally. too
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-01-20
L-eft-Overs

Rev. Luke Marler titled las
appointment at the chapel Satur
day night and Sunday.
Russell Walters and wife and
R.T. Nelson visited at +. d How
ard 5 Sunday.
Charley Henolov was an all
day guest at Geo, AlacEoys Sun.
day.
Miss Aleth Borders Is report.
ed on the sick list
Geo. Tag Ior and wife and Mrs
l., NJ. Murreli visited their sister,
Mrs. Lemon, whose little boy is
real sick.
Ernest Taylor aud wife are the
proud parents Of il 10 pound BOY
born Jan. }.
Gus Pitchford and wife spent
Thursday with Bob Rrazeal and
wife.
Mr.. Bender died Monday eve
nlng and Mrs. Bender is report
ed sick
Rev. Luke Marlnr spent Sat.
urday night with Ed Howard 5
Miss Julia BlevinS left Satur.
day evening after Il month 5 visit
with home folks.
PEGGY SHORT,
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-01-20
Obituary

Mary e. Young was born Mar il
q, 1880, in Wright county, Mo.
died Jan. 8 in ConeyVllie, kanS ,
aged 80 years, 9 month, and j.
days. She was married to Jason
Young June ,, 1901, moving to
Cotfey1ile in April, 1910 She
leaves a husband and e children,
the oldest child being 3 and the
youngest years Of age.
Isaac Strong died SUNDAY at
his home near Mansfield after a
long illness,
A short funeral service was
held at the house yesterday at q
am. A largely attended funeral
service was held at | ! a N, from
the Mansfield NJ. +. church, con
Quoted by Reys, ] A Russell "f
Hartville, j ". NeedElm of Sev
mour, and Joseph Davis Of Mans
field; interment in the Mansfield
cemetery.
Mr., Strong is survived by the
widow and six children Mr.
Harry Afford, CutlonWuuI lHiI
kas.; Mrs. LucrelIa Dunbar Eoy
N NJ. Mrs. j. A. Hamilton, tnll,.
Canada; Sam Strong, Roy. 4, NJ
Mrs. Ella Whit. Nlckerson, Las
Tom Strong, Mansfield Mis-
Opal Buffalo, Il granddaughter.
also made her home with lIr
family. All were present ut ll,r
funeral except hlesdamea Hand
ton aud Dunbar
Obituary next week
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-01-20
!. O. O. f. Installations

District Deputy Grand Master
G. ", Tripp furnishes us with
the following list al officers OF |,
q. u. r. IOiga5 of the county. He
has personality installed IN s Of
the 8 lodges ut the county. He
has nrep distinct deputy grand
master ! years, has visited every
lodge III tLe cuunty, and IS vel
yeIsed in odd Fellowship
Mansfield Lodge, No. 146-
Era Dennis, Past Grand.
Fred Grover. Noble Grand.
John f,dridge, Vice Grand.
Il l.. Afford, Secretary.
James Coday, Treasurer.
Jericho Lodge, No. 10
T. {. Mackey. n. G.
j. |, hlnH, . t'
j. II Daniel, Secretary.
NJ \. Gaskill, Treasurer.
lartville Lodge. No. 2.2G--
Thomas Newton, n. G..
Cy Craig, '. G..
+. b. Garner, Secretary
Il. =. Oliver, Treasurer
Luptun Lodge. No. 1913, Noun.
tain Grove
+. 5. Iocum. y. G.
]. \. Rrott. '. G.
EIyin LIE, Secretary.
NJ f. Needham, Fin. Secretary
G. \. Evans. Treasurer.
Loyal Lodge, No. 49S, Cedar
Cap
". s. Crockett, n. G.
James Basket, '. G.
j. F.. Koch, Secretary.
c. Koch, Treasurer.
Dove Creek Lodge, No. ISL -
Dennis Il. Hopkins, n. G.
CIarcnce Kelsey. Y. G.
Gus Carter, Secretary
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-01-20
When You Buy Flour

If YOU want a tirst-claSs Flour,
ask for the Kansas Diamond,
Bull Dog, or Crescent brands.
You will find them fer sale by j..
D. Reynolds, and the Cash Mer.
camille Co, at bottom prices.
Every sack guaranteed. DO not
fail to call for these brands when
YOU are in need of Flour. ADV.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-01-20
For Sale

About IS acres 2i2 miles from
Mansfield, good road, school dis,
trict No. So, southwest quarter OF
northeast quarter of section 81,
township Is, range Is. Price,
$3.50. Terms, 500 down, balance
easy payments.-B. +. JOINER
1923 East Douglas Avenue, Wich'
ita, Kansas. ADV
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-01-20
MirTOfettes
sale bills at this OinC'

IIilt DlilS III tlllIf 'IlIl' y.
Cash Store for l!irgain5 Adj
Old papers for sale At iii, on''
W. +. UngIes will have ii puhh'
sale next WedneS day. see ,H
Mansfield Mirror and Weekly
Kansas City Star both one yr"'
for 81 20.
J.C.Reynolds h1@ nst received
a nobby line Of Men - rr'"Nls
and Caps ADV
f.. H. Smelloy's address T. az
dered changed from Chapel,
Okla, to OrdWay. COln
Go to J d. Reynolds and buy Il
John Deere Wagon and Buggy -
they viii please you Ady.
Charlie Dean, Wright county
boy, now serving with the 1. =.
Marines, has been sent tu .IeTt
co for duty with hls, corps,
LOST Friday, near ] c Car
ter's blacksmith shop, r.eccd
quilt. Finder please return |"
G ". Kiser or leave st Mirror
Otnce.
If the Mirror CORES pOndcnls
Will call dt TINS Of1lra Saturday
they will receive complimentary
tickets tor the opening eriS0G"
Of the Black ltOA 1T the ul"I"
house Saturday evening.
The Mirror office has for ail"
at lUc each 4 few copies ut lhe
Scientific American containing
an illustrated Wrltcup Of thr
Mansfield Good Roads Boy tiub
Come in and buy copy.
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by f. Phillips Oppenheim
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-01-20
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Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-01-20

Still plenty of Bargains =, H. all
departments at the Cash Me
camille Co., the most OF the best
for the least.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-01-20
IcIsely Told Town Tales
: T. Eurnel ol Ava has been
appointed Missouri Field Secrr.
tlry tor the !. L : &. T..

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Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-01-20
Farm Loans

At lowest prevailing rates.
No delay.
Adv. GEO, b, FREEMAN.