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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-17
KANSAS "FIFTY-sIxERs" MEET.
Lawrence VIII Entertain Old Settlers
of State in September.

Lawrence, Kan, July 1.-THE an
nual meet of the Fifty Sixers," an
organization of old settlers of this
community, who have been in Kansas
fifty years or more, will be held Sep
tember IA. The Fifty-Sixers have
one of the most unique organizations
in the state. Originally they in
cIuded in their membership only those
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-17
KA DAILY STATE JoURNAf-MoNDAY EVENING JULY H. 1911

who had come to Kansas as early as
1855, but they now admit anyone who
has been in the state fifty years, SO
that the list of eligibles increases each
year automatically. Among the MEM
bers are several who came to Kansas
as early as 1854.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-17
wAKARUsA LANDMARK BURNED.
House Built Fifty Years Ago q Total
LOSS-MYSteriOus Blaze

Wakarusa, Kan, July IA ten
room farm house owned and occupied
by George Nabor, has been destroyed
by lire No one was at home when
the fire broke out and its origin is
unknown. A piano and a few articles
were taken out of the house by neigh
bors. The loss is estimated at $4,000
and is partly covered by insurance
The house was built fifty years ago
by Mr.. Nabor's father and was one of
the old landmarks near here.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-17
Is YEARS AGO IN Topeka
From the columns of
THE TOPEKA STATE JOURNAL
July II, 1891.

July IL, 1891.
Ex-senator ingalls, is going abroad with
W. A Crofuts autumn party to go
through Europe to Greece, Jerusalem and
Egypt.
Charles Blood Smith is In Chicago.
DIR. G. 1. Mulvane, DIR. Wall and W. A.
s. Bird will fish at Maple Hill part of
next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Morton and Mr. and
Mrs. George W. Crane will start on trip
north tomorrow and spend a part of the
summer at Delavap Park. They will make
the entire trip overland, depending en-
tirely upon their own teams.
Bent Murdoch would make a good fish
commissioner on the young crowd ticket
and his young friend, VIII White, would
make a good state organizer.
John r. Frost will give party Wednes-
day in honor of his daughter.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-17

rs your husband a heavy smoker ="
Dear me, no. You've no idea how long
it takes me to save up enough coupons
from his cigars to buy cut-glass pickle
dish ."-Detroit Free Press
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-17
Charles Blood Smith is in Chicago.

John r. Frost will give party Wednes
day in honor of his daughter
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-04-11

the accident was first written on a
public record.
The coroner's investigators said
that the man had been killed by a
fall down an elevator shaft in the
department store while working on
a lift for the Otis Elevator co. He
had been drinking heavily before the
accident, the corOner's men said, and
this might have fastened his death.
At ROthschild's President Davis of
the concern was interviewed.
Can you tell The Day Book about
the ACCIDENT" he was asked.
Don't know a thing about it, he
answered. You call either our store
physician or the superintendent
They'll give you the facts
Dr. Strauss of the store was ques-
toned, but he referred all inquiries
to the superintendent Office.
Here all questions were answered
with a crisp 81 have nothing to say"
The Otis Elevator Co. officials said
that McLain had been injured in
ROthschild's, but not while in the
employ of the Otis Co. According to
them, he fell down stairs in the store
half hour after quitting time, April 3.
He had been working on a broken
elevator in the store during the day.
He was under the influence of liquor
when the accident happened, the Otis
Co. said.
At the central detail police station
there was no report of the injury of
McLain. Capt Morgan Collins of the
district hurried two policemen to the
department store when this was
made known.
The policemen demanded a full &C
count of the accident and it was given
them. The report stated that McLain
was found at the bottom of the stairs
on the 9th floor, badly bruised and
under the influence of liquor, on the
afternoon Of April 5.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-04-11
MEN IN. MACHINE SHOOT UP
POLLING PLACES CAUGHT

DIX uGl Ill d uOIOI OpGlCu SuLLLlC
on two 18th ward polling places to-
day and a police chase followed that
made people along w. Madison and
Lake streets think that the MeNcans
had crossed the Desplaines.
From a 7-passenger auto the men
opened fire at the 34th and 36th pre-
cinct polling places, 1715 and 1876
w. Madison St, as they sped by.
It CHANGED that Motorcycle Police
men Esenberg and Schultz, Des-
PLANES st. station, were near by in
plain clothes. They gave chase. They
fired as they pursued, aiming at the
chauffeur and tires.
The chase led west on Madison to
Western, thence to Lake and back
to Madison on PaUlina Once the
motor police caught up with the
high-powered machine, but the ma
chine quickly turned, tried to run
them down and got out of reach of
their guns.
The auto stopped in front of Sui
Ivan Democratic headquarters, 1852
w. Madison st. The occupants
jumped and dashed for the building.
Three were caught The other ran
to a cigar factory over the Demo-
cratic headquarters and locked the
door The police shot through the
door, then broke it in, but the three
had fed through the rear.
The three arrested were: Ernest
Taylor, 2244 Jackson blvd; James
Ryan, 1847 w. Adams, and Geo.
Thorne, chauffeur, 4O7 S. California.
Thorne told Lieut. Fitzgerald that
the five men hired his car to tour the
18th ward polling places. The police
say all the men arrested are work
ers for Barney Grogan, Sullivan
candidate for 18th ward committee
man.
-O-O-
Observation-Disclosures White, Is, of
To171r,,I,11C ono Of +broo rrO,,rc- ,,--,,,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-04-11

Pittsburgh.-MiIdred White, Is, of
Columbus, one of three young wom-
en- in Mercy hospital today following
smashup that ended alleged jitney
Joy ride. None fatally injured
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-04-11

St. Louis, Mo.-Roy J. Lewis con-
fessed he and his brothers killed Pa
tTolmen McKenna and Dillon. here
last Friday.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-03-15
SasYrOgramm otr3eids=
tagsDtrbanblnngen.
Die nencn Stencrseiebe i'm Surber.
grunbe oes alsemeinen Sntereiies.

Berlin, iiber 9onbon, 10. Mdr6.
Gas Sauptgei1Gft bes &cidstogs bel
ieinenI @icoer5uianlmcntritt miro Die
Grorterung Der nelen Stcuergeiese
biloen. Gs heiBt, oab Die ni1t io5ia-
IiItii1en Yartcicn eilt gel6loiienes
@un5es bilben ipcroen, ltnO baB Die
&eeierling ipabri6einli1 aae Steiler-
raBregeln olr6bringen miro, Die lie
perlangt, nieIleift nod mebr, bo Elm
5eil Der Rcihstossnnitglieoer fir Ell
ne Steiier ailf grtra aricgsprofitc
lit, Ole iibcr Die 8oridlGee Ser &egie-
ring hinalisgebt.
Gin Acknowledgement Der Sarbels-
fdnlmern bot @eihliiiie anecnomne1,
Ole Die SteuermaBreeeln Der gfegie-
rung gutbeiBen, ober iie proteitierten
einitiniInig gegen cine tpeitere Nusen-
,3limohslteuer. sluBerbalb oes9feids-
taees tpuroe ouriiber &lage gefiibrt,
eab Die Steuerporihldge beionbers
ons ni9t lonotpirtihaftIi6en areiien
fornmen, tpdbrenb Die glgrurier iesi
in elmer ME Sunor oagepeienen @eiie
proiperieren. gs III ieboh folrm
ipabri6einlid), oab es i'm &eidstaqe
iiber Die Steuerporlagcn irgenbtpie
5u beftigen 9dmpfen fommen miro.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-03-15
2Qqer Der &uu0es=
truppen abgebro6en.
&onlulan0O vSorwdrts" nnr nod
abgewarttt.

nod obne No6ridt, bob omcrifani.
ifc Srlippen in Serfolgl,ng Gillas
1ino ieiner @anoe bic @ren5e iiber-
'd)ritten botten. Scfretor 9afer
blicb bis in Die friiben WforgenItlln.
ocn hinein oil ieinem Siid) i'm
&riegsoeportcmcnt, priifte bie ell.
laufenben Meloltngen lnb gab bcr-
nad befannt, bob feline Eahritht &C.
fommen p1re, ooB Eritppen merifo-
niidcrt go6en bctretcn bGtten.
1ie expedition besinnt.
Gl9Saio, Ger, Is. MGrj. 9un-
bes Sruppen marcn bel abgebrodc-
ncn 9agern llnter MarihausriiItitng
longs Der merifuniIdcn 8ren6e melt
lih BON bier. olS beiitc Der Sag on
broG. gtilitarilGc 3enioren nerbo-
ten mo6reno Ser erltcl SGlite oes
Cages bic llcberniittli,ng ireenbmel-
der SSnfnrnlotion ii6er bic mirflifell
9elpeguneen. Sic Sruppen marei,
in Columbus uno Suhito. &c. 81,
gum gntritt oes Warihes bercit.
3on1it bic ieipeilige 9aits Der pcr-
if]icoenen &olonnen in iteter gcgen-
icitiger Scrbinoung hleihen fonnen.
murbe in Sadita pom SienaIforps
cine orobtloie Station einecridtct.
Sic porrudenocn Sruppcn nerberI
itet5 sic SteGen Der neridicbencil
Getohentents unb Die gclpeellngen
ser Sorruts5iige fei1nelt.
Cine 9ln5abl Motorlo'tluoeen. $40,
gen3iiee iino 5lpei God6iiee ncrbcr
5rtm transport bon Brouiant iine
anocrcn SorrGten bon Der bieliger
Giicnbahn goitS perlpcnoCt. 0ns
@rcrSloecr iii nnnobernb brci Dtci.
len norolid) Der @ren5c eclcaeil, an
neldem Gui1fte Die Sruppclt Die
8rcnSe 5it iiberIhreiten geoellfen.
Ginc erobc 9litoohl Don M1nnern
mclhc ooS 2Snncrc Don Gbibnabno II
Sonorn fellncn, ionic Ytcrifonei
ielbit. bobcn iih ben Sriippcil olS
SSiibrer nngcboten.
Scnat folste Dem geiipiel pesSnnies
@aibinton. 10. 0fGr5. Gei
Scnot rlobm heute etititinlnti9 in na
mentli6er 9lbItinumlne Die geniein
lame Gciolution on. luelde Die mo-
bile @rnee auf nolle St1rfe brlnecr
ioa. Die Heiolution gent iest ocn
Grdlioentcn 5ur llnterifrift 6u.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-03-15

Berlin, 10. UfarS. lleber Sun'
Don. Wid]tige 0cfuinne Der Gent
idDen in BEN &fen nm @eronn
meitlid) Dpn Der Warne iinb bcnte pun
Der ariessleitnng ansefiinoist iuur-
ben. Gs beiet, baf Die Semtidlsn
ihrc 9inicn inn Wciten bonn Gurbeanr-
@aloe pprgeidlpben haben, luie audi
amf ben ;66bsn bes Wort SOmmc,
ppbei iir 1000 6efnngenc madten.
SpGter itelltc lid, bcrans, 0af Die
gcntc allein 25S Cffi6iere inb iiber
1000 8efansene betragt. Gin @c-
scnansriff, Der piermal iuieberbOlt
wnrbe, hattie fir bic 5ranSuicm abip'
Int feinen Griula. Sic crlitten i'm
8egentcil idlwere Ierlmite.
yslm redjtcn 1lfer Der Marne nnS
ont ben Oitliden si6bdnsen Der !eH-
scl nmterbielten beibe Seiten ein bit.
tercs slrtilleriesefedlt uhnc Inter.
bred)nng.
,Sn Den gpssien baben Die Sran'
soicn sablreidc fleinc slnsriffc inter
nummcn, aber ihrc annbidlafter.
9lbteiluuoeu mur0cu iibcraQ suriifs
gciflascn.
y9t0rbIid) BON 8uhnnme bnt 2ent-
nunt 9effers ieiner pierten feinb.
lihen 5lieser abgeidJuiisn, bies-
nal cincn britiiflen 3,ueibefer. 9tabe
&imp, 0itlid) npn Yrras nnb in Der
8egenS pon Siurp an Der Tarne,
nDrSncitlidl BON &erbnn, pnrben
mebrere fransOiiihe Slieser sleidl-
faas snr Strefe sebradlt.
ylteber 6nnmpnt, n6rblidl BON
@erbnn, fiel cine gruee frunsOiiidle
&riegs. 5lnsmaidline madJ cimem
Sample in Der 2nft sn goSen. Die
SniaHen ipnrben sn @efangenen se-
madt. Die NtannidDaften Der anoe-
rem crfuGbnten Slnsmaidinen iua'
rem tpt.
,Sit- nno Snlfnnfromt: Gle Gage
lit nnperan6crt."
Scin HadllaHen i'm Sand)bootfriese.
9onbon, Is. 0fGr5. 2Sn Berlin
lit anttlid) angefiinoigt poroer, oab
ale 8eriihte iiber Den @ioerrl,f ober
Die geridicbung Der irtteniipen
Sauhbpot- ot-9dnpogne gegelt ormierte
aallffubrer, lpie iie in Dem bcutiden
Memorandum 2elItihlnnb5 an Die
geeutrolen angcblid i'm lcsten Nto-
notc onsefiinbiat nilroen, ben Sat-
io6en nidlt entiprehen Oieie 9lrt
Sriegfiibriing iit mebcr peri6oben
nod oiifgegeben iporoen, rmo cine
oerortige WfoBnabnte mar aud) ME
ertpoecn porbcn. Sm 8egenteil, 10
iogt Die omtlidle GrlGriiig lit bic
&anlpogne iest i'm nollen Sange
nsnfriebenbeit NIT britiidler DC
frnticrang.
2onbon, 10. Mdra. 9ie I'm,
ertportet tribe Ginberufung perbei-
ruteter 2elite 81 ben britiiden 6ab-
nen bot i'm gan5cn 2anoc 10 groBe
! lln3ifrieoenbeit erregt. baB Die &c
gierung cine Icnoerilng ibrer Soli-
tif plant. Carl &itfener rno 2oro
TerbD iperben ipobrifeinlih beitte
i'm Sberboiie ipre9en unb ipiGtisc
grfldringen nbeeben
Gs i9eint foit iiHer gu iein, Dag
bas bittere 8efiihI i'm 2onbe iiber Die
llngerethtigfeit bes gegenip1utisen
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-03-15

Neutrality-suspicious. Die Hegierling
ge5tpunqen bat, ibre Saltitng i'll
@icoercrip6sing 5u sicben, Oh lid
ober Die reuibierte EoIitif uuf Den
3pongsbienit fir berheiratete unO
leoige WlGnner int glei6eu WfoBe be-
5iebcn miro. lit nod itngeiuiB.
Tencr tiirfiidler ariegsminiitcr.
2on6on, Is. MGr5. sItbencr
Gepcid)en an Die Grdange telegraph
so. rnclocn Oas 8eriid)t, baB Ssmail
&offi, scr GrGiioeut Der Sonoels-
nerlpalsitila. gum tiirfiie)en ariess-
nliniiter ernnnnt iporhen lei.
@criifte, bnb Gnper EnIGn, Der
bisherigc ariegsnliniitcr lu16 Ser
militGriid)e 6iihrer. Der Den 9lus-
idllog fiir oen Gintritt Der 5iirfci i'll
ben ariea gegebeu bate, ernlorbet
poroen Ici, erbaIten Iif). obgleid,
ibncn nit @ebarrlihfeit entgcgengc-
treten iporben lit. Saffi Ben hat
ip1hreno Der lesten 6ebu Sobre luie.
oerbolt Miltiiteritellungen bcfleioet.
Seiterreidls 8sianbtcr ans 9inabun
nbbernfcn.
2nn0on, 10. Mors. Cine
9fertcr- 9cpeid)e melbet ans 8erf,
bab Ociterrcib ieinen SeianOten III
Gortitgal abberliieil itno Dem portli-
gieiii6cn 9eiat6ten IN @ten Die
Tdiic 5ugeitelt babe
Tene bnlgariidle Slnleihe.
&openbagen, iibcr 9onbon,
Is. NGrj. Sic 9euti9e Soges5ei-
tung bot erfobren, oaB cine nere g.
pro5elttiee billgorii6e glnleibe III
eiltem boben 9etrage Slnfang glpril
sur sln5gabe gelangen iolI.
Cine meme SdDladJt an ser @arne.
Saris, 10. @Grs. Die Gr.
neilcrllng Der Sample tpeitli6 bon
Der Wforne ra6 elmer Eauie BON
orei 5ogen miro ais Der @eginn Der
oritten Ybaie in Der SfIodt Inn
8eroun angcieben. 9ie Gertci6iger
boben iid] Die 3cit Der perbGltnis.
mdBisen ltntatisfeit 5u gfuse &C.
maf]t, I'M bie idipa6cn Slieber in
ibrcm Gan5ergiirtel 5it itGrfen unO
erparten iest nit boiler 3uperiid]t
Die nelien Greigniiie.
9as erIte Grideinen Der belttihcn
2Snfantcrie geitcrn na6 ben iibli6cn
8orbereitungcn bur6 slrti1eriefeuer
erfolgte am 9ta6nlittag Inn bier llbr
lmo Ser 9onpf bnuertc 314 Stlut-
ben. Sic griff auf Der gnll5en 2inie
3lpiiden 9etbiitcoltrt umo Der &uppe
bes Siigels bon Gumieres nif einer
GntfernlItg bon bier Ofeilen an.
9fod ben letter 9ln3ei6en ipuroe err
ipartct, baB Ser aarnpf ipdbreno Der
9tabt tpieoeraiifgenonmen iperben
piirbe. 9ie i6tperiten Sample ful-
ben Inn ben 0'Somme Mort-Siigel
itatt, mo ii6 Die Selttl6en III Maiien
BON Gorbealtr aus entfpidelten, io-
tpie in flcineren @ebolsen i'm @eiter.
Sic mrbten offenes 6el0 frelt5en,
ullb oas fron5oiiiGe 6eiter riGtete
ui,ter ibnen groBe @erbeeriing on.
Sbre 9feiben iprroen iilbeiien i6nell
pieber gefiillt, obgleidl lie oufgebal-
ten tpirOen, gelang es ibnen, in uor-
gei6obenen fron3oiiiden 8raben on
3pei Steaen feitcn SUB 81, faiicn.
Ser Siigel oes Soten 0tannes, i'm
oen iest geitritten miro, lit cine por-
5iiglihe Misunderstanding u1b nifts
ipeiter, oern er bot feirierlei @erbin-
bunsen. Or bilbet ein 9lateaii, bas
bon olIer Seiten 6urd) SGliidteit
umgeben lit uilo er erbebt lid MIR i'm
Siten gu elmer bontinierenoen Sobc
iiber bic geeenpdrtigen beuti9en
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-03-15
Gnrrausa Innitiun beidllasnabmt

GoueIos, 9lri8., Is. @tGr5 =
Cine holbe Ofillion 0otronen, Die on
Sen. Gales, ben g1iIitdrgoilperneur
bon Sonoro, foniialtiert rparert, turr.
oen bier geiiern obenh bon umerifn,
niifcn Solbaten bcid]lagnnhnlt 3ic
omcrifaniiden @ch0rben iildei1 Die
Gucllc bieier Senbitng feitSliitellen.
Sic fpurben entoedt, oIs nton Sous.
ourdiufungen nod Spioner nor'
no6n1.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-03-15
Trtiiprnd augeOrontt.
Sbomas Tott Ssburne's Erpses
fanb nnertuartetes Gnbe.

gSbite 8loins, 9t. g.. Is.
OtGr5. Sberridter Sontpfins ner-
mari bel,te Die MeineioS 4nfIaee
acqet Sbcmas Wott Osborne, beil
friiberen ScrrpoIter oes Sing Sing.
@ci6ngniiies. Ridter Sontpfins in
itruiertc Die Surp, Dor pelder Der
Tro5eB ncrbonbclt ipuroe. Elm frei-
ipredcnoes @erbift nb5ueeben. uno
entlieB bieraiif Die @ei9morenen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-03-15

Die ein5ise fd9cid6e oc1t.
F@e Peitune in 2ai6isan,
rperfe sic 9epef8en Ger
Eg. SreHe 6rinst.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-03-15
.|erlin ulelbet atmtlib 1picb>
tiQe jelpiune 0u Ser
9vrDnt BON S;jerDum.
% Sffjiere uno iibcr 1000 uu.
berluunocte @efangcnc tn
oeuti6en @dnoen.
&idlagna5mt 0euti4er S4iffe bnrd portugiefi9e
&egieruHg lunr0e Don Gnglano angertgt
gem perabdebet ben porugieden G5eauoen nub rn eel
@ertreter in N1abOn ab

Steaungcn. @s lit ougeni6einlid5
Der &Imt oes aronprin5en, einen
grud) III Den fran5oiiidelt Sinieit
5tDiiden 8etbincollrt uno ben &C.
nonliten '0iigcl herbei5ufiibrcr, mo-
oltrd) icille Srlippen III Die Sage ge.
ieet tp6ren, in iiiooItlider &i6tl,ng
ouf 6battancourt por3ltbringet uno
bort ben lil1fen Sliigel Der sSranSoier
dlif5uroaen, ndhrcno bic beutfhen
Streitfr1ftc bon 9icgnepiac lmb Git
micreS ueriiiden fpiiroeu, oie fron-
6oiiid)eit Stellrngcn 5ipiihen Gu-
fttirrrg ainD bcnt @iigeI Sii unngeben.
rs miro bcrihtet, oob Ser ariegs,
miniiter 8cneral Gnllieni nod fruif
unb nid)t i'm Stanhe lit, Oieitit
5u tlin
slmtlidle Barrier Tadltmelonns.
8nris. 10. Niar6. Der Cert Ser
onttliGcn Wfeloung Scr &riegsleitune
lortet mic folgt: SuI &citcn bon Der
0tarne Inaflte Ser 6eilto feilie ipcitc-
ren &eriuhe (lpic oben gegeri1bli6
angebelItct lDltroe). nm por6ritpben.
9n uniercr ,Sront 5lpiiben Sethil-
court uno Gunlicres mad)ten e5 &c.
genangriffe NIT Dem 9nionett intO
San0granaten inoglidl. eiilelt Seil Ser
@rGbcn fpicoer5ltnebmen, Die Der
SSeinb inns bel Dem &ii9cl 92o. 265 ab.
genomnen bate. 9cthincourt befilt-
oct lid, Jest in imicrem Veiiee, ou6
ser Sii9cl 0cS Soten Wtarncs, oos
Gorf Guinierc5 uno cin Seil 0es
8ebolses IN Ser 9fdbe.
Ssn 6iciem slbid,nitte bat has @om-
bcr6eineltt Der 9Irtillcrie eine beftigc
SSortIcbilna gefii16en. Son1 rehtcn
llfer Der Wfarre iii nidts ipiGtiae$
5lt melocn, nud) ni6t ans Dem @oe.
IRE Siitrift, mo mir gelegentlid)e 9lr.
tiQeriefGlnpfc Itottfallben. gluf bcnt
aeit Der 5ront perlicf nte Ta6t rli-
big"
Sefc @nrnn BON 5fuei Sreusern
beidloiien.
Gonituntinopel, 10. 0tarS.
lleber 9onbon. 3tpei &reu5er beidoi.
len am If. unb IL. Wdr3 bic hinge
bunq bon Sefe 9lirnu nrf Der Salb-
iniel @aIlipoli, tpie bon Dem 9ricgs.
ante aerncl0et miro. Sic tporen &C.
n0tigt, iid) 5uriida,5iehcn. 9Spn Ben
onoeren Sronten lit nibts 5u mel
oen."
anrsc 9riessnahridten.
Sern, Is. Mars. Sic Soften
Scr Nepbiliiation oes Seeres Der
S6tpei5 beliefen iidl om Gnoc Sebrli-
ar auf 476,000,000 sSranfen ein-
i6licBlid) auBerorbentlifer 9lnsga-
ben, pie i'm 9fationalrot bon Serrn
Motta, ben1 @oriteber bes Sinon5Oe.
partenellts, ongefiinoiqt iporbcn iit
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Mexico Missouri message., 1916-01-27
MARTINsBURG,s CLUE.

The Martinsburg Oracle reports
the following:
The Martinsburg Commercial Club
held their regular meeting at the
town hall Friday and elected the fol-
lowing officers: f. G. jacob, presi-
dent; Joseph sandbothe, vice-presi-
dent; ]. B. Devault. secretary, and
H. p. French, treasurer. The follow
ing directors were reelected with
D. L. Blanchfield to ill the vacancy
caused by the death Of the late J.,B.
Holterman: d. L. Blanchheld. G. T..
Peyton. w. J. Mears. julius Krieger
andsJ. N. stephens. The club unan-
imousiy decided to hold their semi
annual stock sale on the second Sat-
urday in March, and discussed ways
and means Of conducting the same
to the best interests Of all. Tuesday
evening. the 10th. was the date se-
lected to hold the annual oyster sup
per and get-together meeting.
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-01-27

Don't go down into Old Mexico
ana get your head blown on and
then expect Uncle Sam to fight for
you. Those II fellows who went
down there a short time ago and got
shot up, they knew the dangers and
conditions. They were after Mexico
gold-that was the trouble. And II
they get hurt. then the jingOes hOller
for intervention.
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-01-27
wabash
Emectlve Nov. Z, 1915.

East Bound.
No. 4, st. Louis and East. 332 am.
No, last. Louis and East. .4:2S a. m.
No. so st. Louis Accom-. .6:15 a. m.
No. 20 st LouisSt. Paul
Limited. ........ 1888 D. m.
No.2 Colorado-St. Louis limited.
~ p. m.
No. IL st. Louis Express. 6:42 p. m.
No. 70 Local Freight except Sun. {.
day .12:09 p. m.
West Bound.
No. IL for Omaha and Des Moines. 8.
..11:55 D. m.
No. for Kansas City west 1:46 a. m.
No. 13 Moberly Accom-. .11:15 a. m.
No. 3 st. Louis-Colorado. Limited. &.
1850. p. m.
No. for st. Paul, Kansas City west
.......... .b:OS p. m.
No. 81 Moberly Accom-. 8:49 p. m
No. 73 Local Freight except Sun.
day ...... .12:S3 p. m
/. M. RICHARDS,
Agent, Mexico, Mo.
j. L. Mcnamara, G. p. A., st. Louis.
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-01-27
Public SaIeI
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 2. 1910.

WEDNESDAY, FEB. 2. 1916.
Having decided to quit farming,
We will sell to highest bidder on our
farm, 8 miles southwest of Mexico,
on the Columbia Road, all our live
stock and farming implements, in
Guiding the following:
10 HEAD CATTLE-S extra good
milch cows, with calf by side, 9TH
ers will calve soon. head of calves,
steers, 2 heifers.
SO HEAD OF HOGS-6 good brood
sows. all will pig in March and April;
Poland China boar; AZ head fall
shoats, 10 of these will weigh IS to
100 lbs, others smaller. All healthy.
9 HEAD OF HORSESHOE s-yr-
old draft mare, one IL yr-old black
draft mare 9-yr-old draft horse, mot
broke. 1O-yr-old bay mare with foal
to jack; thyroid black draft mare
with foal to horse; 4-yr-old iron gray
mare, broke to all harness; 6-yr-old
bay mare with foal to Jack, a good
individual, will work anywhere; one
2-yr-old horse mule, not broke. All
these horses gentle, good workers
FARMING IMPLEMENTS and
HARNESS-Three big wagons, ]
Peter Schuttler wagon good as new
low wheel wagon with frame, surrey
buggy, corn-planter, moving ma
chine, sulky-rake, ~ in. gang plow
. 12-in. walking plow, disc harrow
tooth harrow, 6-shovel cultivator
disc, scalding vat and kettle, corn
shelter, 8 sets leather work harness
set single buggy harness, set sure!
harness. sddle and other implements
: Hay, some corn, 500 bushels ret
: rust proof oats, do for seed. 40 shock
: corn, some cane dozens of chickens
Sale begins at 10 a. m. sharp. AL
J sums under $40 cash, over $40 bank
able note, months at per cent.
No property till terms are met.
} J.G.FOrd, ,AuctiOneer. J.R.Jesse, Clerk
A. w. POWELL g SON.
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-01-27

Mayor John w. Dry and wife en-
tertained one evening very pleasantly
last week for twenty-four of their
friends. 1t was a party of the old
fashioned kind. Those present went
away back about 25 or 80 years and
''sat down" and played some of those
old games, so dear in auld lang syne,
after which a very delicious three
course lunch was served.