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Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-09

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fart s4Bz ] was scE zhm Z l<s Mex
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poA Ehe eziVyrnsrt - ; considerable
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as ] wHrs 70 sleep 3boz1 ths S1k We
cr0sss6 the bpuna4ry between Ms
saurl and Ulnnais Az.a id naz wake n
.uz1l we uEr witAin Abszt Efty Ensiss
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81 eight tEszty fa- Akz@ On
ny way gz1 q the ey We passed
through the great rzllra13 terminals
where everything seenAi 4 ne1 wark
# tracks The nsx4 thing a Interest
was ~1sn we reached and skirtsd g.
lozg fsr s1r1e distance tbs sho-es q
Lake MAigzA Of eozrss this vas
If great interest TO ne nsTs- having
seen q large body Of wzts- before
The Old Fellow vas on his good be-
hzvi0r, and the wave we're not at
al high; but they seemed 50 70 ne. I
szE several steamers loa5ing for .
RIP d0=z the lake toward Toledo or
At last that's where q Chicago nan
/ was taking to said they wsre go
ing
The nsEt thing Of interest We pass
ed. was the big Portland Cement
works Their plant coTers acres Of
ground and renders the air foggy with
powdered cement
The next point Of interest to me vas
when we reached Gerry, Indiana,
where is located the great steel mills
and boundaries They are among the
largest in the world Gerry has one
Of the most beautiful depots / ever
saw, and what other public buildings
! SAW were very beautiful Gerry
stands as q monument Of what can
be done with money, for it has been
built in the last fifteen years at the
command Of the steel magnates.
noticed one thing about Indiana,
and that was its splendid system If
Maeadamized roads, stretching for
after mile. The land / saw did
not look any better than Missouri
land, and / thought Il Indiana can
their good roads, why not Mis-
For Missouri is just as able
10 build them as Indiana is.
What ! did see of Illinois looked
very much as | expected it to look
fat prairie land with good improve
ments on all the firms. We reached
Chicago about seven fifteen and Cen
trail Station at seven thirty. / then
had to take a taxi from there to the
B. & 0. depot. / saw some little of
Chicago in my trip across, but it was
so smoky and foggy.
The part of Ohio / came through
seemed very billy and did not impress
me as being a very good farming coun-
try. | did not pass through any large
in Ohio, so can't give my i'm
pressions of Ohio towns.
About an hour out of Chicago we
a blizzard, and it grew stead
lily worse. Akron is in the grip of
one Of the worst billiards of the win
ter, SO | came straight to my hotel
without looking over the city much.
must recommend The Portage Hotel as
n of the best hotels / have
at, and on a rank with the best
of the country.
Well ! must close for this time, and
will write again Sunday or Monday.
Your son,
Frank s. Summers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-09

Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Davenport after
spending Sunday with friends in Cd
essa, viii spend this week in Kansas
City attending the Western Carload
Shippers Convention.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-09
Manufacturing Reels

Cass & Daniels, of this city, have
the contract to manufacture 6'R@
barb-wire reels for an Oklahoma n
ventor. They have already completed
a part Of their order.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-09
ERENK SHINES NKITS
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aPnzniM

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Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-09
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING

1NOAlCG VT ANN
Office Of North Missouri Trust
Company, March q, 1916.
The annual meeting Of the stock
holders of the North Missouri Trust
Company for the election Of directors
and the transaction Of such other bus
mess As may come before it will be
held at the place Of the business Of
the Company, on the North Side Of the
Public Square, in Mexico, Mo-, Mon
day, March 27th, 1916 between the
hours of 9 o'clock a. m, and IL a. m.
Of the same day.
W. w. Pollock, President.
d1-2-3t J. G. Mundy, See'y.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-09
BRITAIN LOST 60 SHIPS N =,

bhiiAlN LOST So SHIPS IN Trp
London, March Am Official :.
munication concerning marine ~.
says: British wrecks reported IA 4.
Beard Of Trade in February arr,..
gated 60. involving a loss Of an n.
Included in the wrecks were q s,.,-
ships Of q total tannage Of "a.
Ten Of these steamers were svrt !
enemy warzhips with a loss q "a
lives; five by mines with a loss az
lives; one BY a mine or subu,,s.
with 9 loss Of eight lives and On, !,
bombs from a Zeppelin with a los !
10 lives.
"of n sailing ships lost, six w,
sunk by enemy warships.'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-09

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gIneI EI M - zrtslos5 w71 m1z
tezr ina 1hsE wN lznsEy add n
1a compilations ~ deciding q ~
ruzse & Wurs6 Buwer-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-09

". z. Smith Of Columbia, was a bp,.
mess visitor here Thursday.
Orlando and Miss Dorothy worre,l
VINO are students in Missouri Uni.
VeFsity' spent Sunday a. home.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-09
Mrs Charles Smith Dead.

A. Hgteherson Of This city received
word Monday that his sister, Mrs.
Charles Smith had died Mr.. Hutch
erson left Monday evening, for Wright
City 10 attend the funeral. AT this
time particulars Of the death could
not be learned The Ledger extends
sympathy 70 the bereaved family.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-09
Man Hiceoughs For Tb,ee n,x.

Evansville, Ind, March T. Albert
Dhonau has been suffering from hic-
coughing for three days and nights.
Physicians, who have used 30 dif-
ferent remedies, fear they cannot save
his life.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-09
Three Deaths al Centralla. Mo

Centralia, Mo-, March 3.-Drur,
Mayes died Wednesday night, aged
IS years. Ed Mcbride, 40 died Thurs
day. s. R. Bowen, 81, died Wednes-
day night.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-09

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VILLAIN Pft1zEn ST. to Alrs A.
5L Warranty C1nzid $500 Sw
NV 1E&E A Of So NE q s.
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ARA A Bethel 70 Elmer Heiuig,
Warranty, Cozzd $3.50 NV 81 &
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DsvN NJ JsEriez 70 Joseph II.
snsE, Warranty, Conxid $4,000 "
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J. T. Motley to B. W. Robinson.
Warranty, Coakid. sIO9 and other
z 90 # Of Lot . & W 40 # Of Lot
g. Block 6, BroadEaters Addition to
M@x5ee.
Robert L Fountain 70 r. A Foun-
I&n, Warranty, Conxid. $4,000 z y
4 sw a z \ Of W 4 Of sW Of
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Warranty. Consid $500 W Il of sE
Nv Of 4-5Z-9.
B. 7. White To Andrew j. Langford,
Warranty. Consid 1850 Al A in NV
sW & IN NE sw Of sl-5i-5.
Frank IL Canada to James Z A. B.
Brooks, Warranty, Consid $4,000 W
u Of Sc & gw NE Of 27-52-l2
John S. Gstson 10 Fred Utterbaek,
Warranty, Consid $1,000 Sc Of O.
5I-5.
John l. Johnston to G. G. Armon-
trout, Warranty, Consid $500 z Y
II NE & SW NE Of 3I-53-I1.
James W & Claude B. Lee to L T.
Van Note, Warranty, Consid s1OO &
ether \ Il Of Lot 3, Mrs. Sparks
Addition to Mexico.
Thomas Kunkel to Willis C & Lulu
Duty Warranty, Consid. $500 1
acre in Sc NV Of 35-51-9.
G. z. Vim to Harry NJ. Lakeland,
Warranty, Conzid 5000 sW NV &
S u of NV NV of 1859.
c. R. Gibson to G. R. iWnn, War
ranty, Consid. s1O0 and other Lot
6, Block IL, Original Mexico.
Henry Chambers By Trustee to j.
D. Nickens Trustees Deed, Consid.
SIG Lot 2, Block %, Original Mar
finsburg.
Nora Qualls by IT,, to James B.
Curry, Trustees Deed, Consid. S1.O0
NE NE Of 27-51-10.
Sanford C. Curry ct al to James B.
Curry, Warranty, Consid. s1.OO &
other NE NE of 27-51-1O.
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-09

Miss Grace Mapes Of N. Clark Ave,
who expects TO finish a business course
in Browns Business College in St.
Louis this year, returned TO her school
duties Monday, after a visit with her
mother. Her sister Miss Ethel Mapes
accompanied her.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-09

%Tom" Coons of California VINO :
visiting relatives in Mckee has n0'
grown much older and looks aOOa'
the same as he did twenty years age.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-09

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Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-09
NEW LEAGUE L

The following are the changes in
the Central Missouri Baseball League
rules made at the meeting Sunday in
Centralia.
Each manager voted to forfeit $11O
800 to be used as purse money and
$40 for incidental expenses Of the
league. The $1,000 purse will be d.
vided by the three winners in the
league, the pennant winners to re-
ceive $500, second $500 and third $500.
Last year Higbee won the pennant.
Columbia tied with Centralia for third
pIaee.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-09


building, $50 a m- to 400 D m.
Round Table-My Greatest Problem and How / handled It.
the New Text Books Proving Satisfactory? Why! Why Not?
Miss Pearle Parker
Supervision Of Rural Schools ..................... Miss Katie Sieyers
scnooi hygiene Miss Nadine Sievers
...... 80. Miss Fu. c,,s
rreSent Opportunities -.,'.-. -............ Mrs. Florence Begeman
The Teacher and the Community .................... Miss leila Brown
How to Give the Greatest Benefit for the Time and Money -. Miss nellie Ball
What Methods, Devices and Illustrative Material Am
/ Using in the Teaching of Arithmetic ann. Miss Ella Crisweu
What Ought Pupils OF Entering High School to Know:
l. About History .................. .............. Miss Berry
3 About English Grammar ........ ........ Miss Waehrs
Source and Causes of Errors in Spelling and the Remedies ...... Miss Miller
Good Teaching ................... l. F Morris
Teacher improvement
/ What Professional Books and Magazines / Have Read
This Year and How They Have Helped Me Miss Lois Nonhcutt
z irsVei .-.--..... ....-.-......... Miss Elizabeth OBnen
. visiting Other Teachers .-.................. Miss kirkpatrick
4 Summer School Attendance .................... Miss Yea Smith
Minimum Qualification for Teachers Smnt Tuosl
How May a Teacher Arouse Her Board and Patrons to the Need
of Greater Financial Support .............. Miss FIossie Parker
What Is Audan Countys Greatest Educational Need? Miss Mary Hanna
What is Our States Greatest Educational Need? ...... Miss Beulah Hagsn
The Reorganization of Our Rural Schools W r IIswa1yn
The Reorganization Of Our Graded Schools Miss coocb
The Relation Of the ChiLds Physical wen-Bing to his
Mental weI-Being ................ Miss Ethel Smith
A Talk Of Interest on Some Live School Question by a Representative of the
University or Normal
W CLYDE JOHNSON, County Superintendent
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-09

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Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-09
Changes in Rules.

A resolution was passed prohibiting
any manager from using any player
who vas with another team in the
league last year, except by consent
Of the manager of that team.
This viii keep one manager from
getting the pick of the league from
last years teams" said Charles Nor.
ris, manager of the Columbia Browns.
"The revision of the rules in regard
to signing players gives a better
chance TO get good men. This year
we will be able to try out as many
players as we can find, until May Is,
as long as the number under contract
al any n time does not exceed
twenty. After May Is the manager
viii be forced to finish the season
with the men under contract"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-09

Mrs. J. r. Bell, after a visit to fei'
atives in Monroe County, will 20 70
Youngstown, Ohio, to visit her son.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-09

Mrs. s, B. Douglass, Of McBaine,
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Mar
tn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-09

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Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-09

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locating in Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-09

eovery be your cold and cough doctor
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-09
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-09
PROGRAM
Of Cuivre Teachers Township
Meeting

To be held Saturday, March rs, 1916, in the vsndaia Public School
Building, $50 q H. to 400 p. m.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-09

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The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1916-07-13
Baptist Church.

The Bible School meets at 9-45.
Lesson for the older classes is
Paul in Athens Acts 17:l5-34.
A class and a welcome for you
in this School.
The pastor will preach on Ro-
mans Ct in the morning and on
The Prodigal Girls" in the
25th Chapter of Matthew at
night, this by request. The
choir will sing at both services.
The Young Peoples Meeting
at Gas p: m. will have for their
topic, The Tabernacle-Its Fur
Diture." This is one of the most
enjoyable parts of this interest
ing subject.
The Prayer Meeting on the
following Wednesday will con.
slider The Difference Between
Sin and SINS" John |. Bring
your Bible and enjoy a profit
able hour.
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Subscribe for the Enterprise.
Notice OF Final Settlement
OF Estates

Public motto" l. hereby given 10y the
Clerk OF the County Court OF the county OF
Jefferson ana stat" Of Colorado, that TIA,
Executives and administrator herein
inter, named, having each suN"rnlly oh
tanned AN order OF said court requiring Snid
Clerk to give notice 10y publication, accord
ing To Inv, Of the day whor"on cuch viii
present his or her accounts rs such ENUCu-
tTic"s or Administrators for nnnl set l"-
m"nt, prny tn" approval of tn" Nunr, and
Will then nsk to h" discharged from such
office.
Therefor" All persons CONCERNED viii tnku
notice, that At thu June Term \. u. 1918 ui
said court, to he n"ld nt the Court House
In Golden. In snid county, on Turstiny. the
sth day of August \. u. 1915, nj 10 orlOrI,
"a. N. tn" hearing upon th" Report OF the
iinul accounts and settlements Of tho fol,
lowing nnmrd ",tnt"N respectively win he
had ma made. VIZ:
No. SI3, EstntU of Herbert 7. Quick. de,
c"ns"d: Eudorn ;. Quick ana Alice q. But
Ter cN"cuNic"S, l.. -, Golden, Colorado.
No. M. Estate OF Ambrose l.. Belt de
ceased; Mary =. Bell. administrators. al
.Ersb sheridan boulevard, Jefferson County
Colorado.
And At the time ana pine" aforesaid. nuy
person In interest IN either OF sud rStuira
may appear nud present objections to III,
~nmc, II any there he, ana In ems" OF niIur,
80 to do, then To nbid" the action OF III,
court thereon,
Given under my hand mud TIA,
County soul Of ,nid court Mt Golden, IL
Court snid county, this first dny ~
Seal July A. u. 1919.
4. b,JA SESDN.
County Judv" mid acting clerk.
Published July to q inclusive.
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ELECTION JUDGES APPOINTED
Will Serve at Primary and Regu
lar Elections

1t the meeting of the county com
rissionrrs last week, the following
were selected to act AS judges at the
primary election and the regular
e,ention: CO>~~e~~eGkavu WIZ
= Grant Albert Taylor, II. Ervinp
Jones, j. Roberts. Counting judges
Gus \. lalling, Rufus Bclgin, Jos
Schocch.
Vasqucz- $. b. White, 4. j. Gar.
rison, Z. W Rucker. Counting Judge
Mary Willett Albert VAR. Paul
Helm.
Montana VIM. Montgomery, Mrs
Mary Anderson, Mrs. ]. G. Dcwnll.
Morrison Mrs. l.. G. Kirby. j. e
l.ongnockcr NJ. Mclean.
Platte. II. Payne. Il. u. Her
rick, W L. lIugins
Junction John Webb. II. l.. KIRK
patrick, Elmer LeRault.
Bergen o. \. Johnson, +. \
Wells, Walter Warren
Bradford Mrs. Joseph schultz
G. o. Herman, John Hoarc.
Golden No. u, +. Willctt, Il
wilder, Mrs. II. r. Knowles. Count
ing judges W p. Mcintyre. oscar
Nolin, II. T. Curry.
Golden so. . G. L. Palmer, Mrs
Mamie Matthews S. W. Ellis
Counting Judges u. =. QunIntancc,
oscar Williams, J. NJ. Johnson Jr.
Golden 80. Mrs. y. 4. Smith.
Mrs Elizabeth Hinton, Mrs. j. II.
NINon. Counting ludGos-L. T.
craig Maurice Jones, Frank ZIm-
mor.
Golden 80. Mrs Mnry Adm
ger, George II. Golightly, Mrs
claudia simmons. Counting Judges
sherman ToInby II s Rankin.
80. Dollison.
2 RaIHlon Henry Nowmoycr, W. e.
I 'pdIko. H. II Miller.
Guy Anthony Trip, Andrew
buchanan. Gus Koch.
Coal creek Mrs. e.. NJ. prudou.
,l.-r Fidlnr. J w. sherman
Maple Grove Matt lIankonBon.
q Vs. Churches MrH. Minnie bee
Pin" j. ., Roach, Jos Spencer,
Anna yormIlllpu.
Evergreen Sir iva Downra. l..
y. Blk, Edward Farley.
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.EDGEWATER news

The Town Board of Edgewat-
er met in regular monthly meet
ing last Tuesday evening and
transacted the usual grist of
business with Mayor Solomon id
the chair and Trustees Peducci,
Ransom, Bruce, Hopkins and
Hutchinson present and H. B.
Kelley absent.
Clerk G. w. Gist read the min.
utes OF the previous meetings
regular and special, which were
quite lengthy and they We're then
approved.
The monthly bills were read
and ordered paid.
Trustee Hopkins introduced a
resolution transferring $l37 from
sidewalk district No. 3 to the
general fund, due to the fact that
former administrations had paid
for the sidewalk of this district
out of the general fund and this
sum was found in the county
treasurer's hands credited to
district No. 3 when no warrants
were found outstanding against
the district. The resolution was
adopted.
The street and alley committee
was authorized to look after the
weeds in the streets.
w. G. Francis was appointed
water superintendent to look
after the installation of meters
and to collect the water rents.
Some difficulty is being eXper-
fenced over the enforcement of
the water ordinance which re-
quires all those who are using
city water for irrigation pur-
poses to put in meters, while
those using water merely for
domestic purposes are still allow
ed to use water on the flat rate.
A number have neglected or
declined to put the meters in and
it is claimed that whereas before
the meter ordinance went into
effect certain hours were observ-
ed, now many of the users are
letting the water run indiscrim-
inately. The superintendent will
he authorized to put a stop to
this and will endeavor to get
meters installed.
Town Marshal Everhart broke
up Il dice game Saturday evening
and made several arrests, whicf
created quite a Juror among the
; sporting element. The discovery
of the gamblers was as great 6
surprise to the marshal as to the
violators of the law. However
the marshal did not hesitate t
do his duty.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1916-07-13
Want COLUMN.

For Sale Chicken feed Of al
kinds. Oyster shell, grit, char,
coal, beef scraps, blood, etc.
Evans a. Bennett.
If you want to buy, sell, rent,
trade, secure a loan, or have fir,
insurance written, See T. S.
Knapp.
You cant beat either the
Chevrolet or the Dodge cars for
service and style, price consider.
ed. See A. l.. Davis.
For Sale or Rent Small shack
with good chicken house and
yard on lot l75x5O feet. City
water and ditch. Apply at En-
tcrprisc.
Wanted Cherry pickers. will
start picking Monday, July 10th.
steady job thru the season, top
price. am located right at
Thompson Station. J. +. Gilt
ner. 3-lp
Wanted 3 tons of hay, first
cutting. win pay 81 per ton for
delivered. Il. Bennett 9Th house
south of Griffith Staten or phone
Arya'a l70W.
For Sale A fine new oil gas
stove suitable for ranch or bach.
elor. win take ~, 80, cost $3.50.
VIII trade for chickens. Apply
at restaurant.
For Sale ) laying turkey hens
and a gobblcr. $1,000. Phone
Arvada Jog J z. MARITIME, 3
miles West Of Arvada. 3.lt
Wanted Rhode Island K e d
hens, ! year old, and 3 month
old pu.iets. Phone Aryada 321-J
3.lp
Wanted to buy Live Hens.
Clarke's Restaurant. 3 lp
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1916-07-13

/ Semper l.. Boatright, Georg,
NJ Cochran, Mrs John Wick.
Lakewood-W. II. Taylor, Law
renee Tintle, j. l.. NanUllem. Count
ing judges Radebaugh, Miss Ada
Jeu'son, Mrs. NJ. c. Dcvinney.
East Arvada-John l.. Miller, r.
Sanderson, f. S. Bobb. Counting
Jrdgcs-E. Porter Smith. J. c. No
Man. J. II. Nelson.
Edgcwatcr No. Mrs. ]. Shirley,
Lillian Moorhcad, Mrs. ]. b. Mandy.
Counting judges-Ada Bailey, Il. A..
Ransom, Frank Osborne.
Berkeley Mrs. J. w. Ellison. Mrs.
J. h. Brownson, Mrs. c. +. Andcr-
son.
Lamb-Mrs. Nellie Green, Otto
kaehster, j. II. Patterson.
West Arvada Joseph Munal. J.
c. Launau, Geo b. Campbell. Count
ing judges-C. II. Kcllstrum, Ernest
>Carne. j. II. Nicholson
Fairmount-James Tcagardcn. l..
J Fox, J. J. Fuckcn.
Wheat Ridge. \. Fclch. Mrs.
Edith llively, Nick thinner. Count
ing judses-Mrs. Olive l.. Davis. G.
J.. Ruggles, Kate Coulehan.
Edgewater No. David Gcmmcl
Mrs. Solomon. Thomas Wayne.
Counting judges Leslie Bruce. Mrs.
Belle Evcrhart, Mrs. +. \. Clarke.
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The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1916-07-13
Watch for New Serial Story, Coming Soon.

C. f. Wheeler for bargains in
Wall Paper, Painting, Paperhang-
ing. 3i-tf
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Auction Sale

viii sell all household goods at
auction. Saturday, Doth day of
July. Mrs. A. Walton, Melba
Gardens, corner Adelaide and
W. Bird St, Arvada. 3-3p
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-04-26
Wiecej Rosyan przybywa do Francyi.

die wiesci, rzucono bomb okolo
70. w odpedzeniu Niemcow Z
mad Lowcstoft aeroplany an
gielskie Sciga}y Zeppeliny ponad
60 mil mad morzem.
- Kilka maszyn nieprzyjaciel-
skich zostalo zniszcz0nych oneg-
daj wczoraj na zachodnlm tea
trze wojny. RAPPORT francuski po~
dale, IL pod Vauquois zmuszono
aeroplan nicmiccki do lqdowa--
MIA poza liniami nieprzyjaciel-
skicmi, pod Verdun zestrzelono
jeden aeroplan niemiecki, pod
Forges zestrzelono trzeci, pod
Hattonchatel zniszczono, Wielki
bojowy aeroplan typu Fokkcra.
Balon francuski zesziej nocy rzu-
cal bomby ma stacye kolejow4 W
'Conflans, przez Niemc6w uzy--
Wana.