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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS
~ poi.;.AkD X R.tGBS. INC.
tCo. Estate AuCtiOnccrs.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

S!H-EoOM DETACHED Hi;i,'i,
DW ELL!NG. KNOWN ~. No. 2.9l
WEST LEIGH STREET SIpTt'S
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

I:aias Leave I.GliTIIouN--..laiu ST. sutton
s,'.I-uui. Injuries not guaranteed. For tue
acui.-Da,.y. .jn =. Nj. iooa.: .9:3o a ~.
e.Drc.s. pniiOr nsiict car. A. NJ express
J! 10 4. NJ. express. sleGpinG ear op-u. Cd
l.; NJ. soy l.. 81 local. t"r kc} sri!!e. Chase
CAY ond BdEaio Junction --.S.1t DAYS
YORK i.iNcr i-iur--o:iJ a.. VI. SteaInc:
i.din. cNsCUt SUNDAY. CONNECTING for BAi;I-
more tf"i!or carr. 80 n NJ aud +.lI
4. NJ. 4Ai.S. local.
Trains Arrive tiichincn,i--Froru the South.
=" ~ and 10 = u. $3.50 I. ". $50
E:Nui Net Point: s:45 4. NJ. except Mon.
Iay: 2:+! 81 and .:t5 T.. 81. daily
Office y0i T.. Eaiu -. phun- madison 80
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CHESAPEAAE & ot;Io ay
Seaboard Air Line Railway COMPANY

THE Progressive Railway OF tho South"
Trains leave daily: y. NJ. Norma local;
l-:5h J. NJ. sleeper" ildnta and Jaykscna
t'ile u !" /; NJ. siyepera Jacksonville. Tnn-
Ut nn. NcE West. ~" T. II. coaches; as
,"nvi!!c. Tampa and 81 Pct.rsburK Trains
1890 ~" ~. NJ $50 A. N. lo:au :. NJ.
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In In, %Gxr :,,,; Of :, aee4 o. lrns,;
N the clerks oitlc. % iIcurico cir
cu., court - -. COLA, paso l.. de-
fault having been made IN Ii. pay.
mon; of II portion Of ,hc debt therein
SC"ur"d. and being rcQuir q so 10 10. |
VIII sci! by auction. on TIA" premises.
r:i
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER: 6. 1916.
1T i:3n O'Clock l.. NJ.
the above mentioned dwelling, with
lot thereto belongings, cnmn!"ncini, at
foot alley nine 90 feet thrcc go
!i.chcS south Of Leigh street thence
running southwardly and fronting on
-" west line of said fftccn-fvot alley
hf'!-siN ta5b ,cet ninc 90 inches,
thence back from said ai!cy IN j
suuthcrly direction cirhty 'SO) feet
s.rcu % inches. more %: less. to :tu-
o'Ecr alley httscn 90 foot wide.
which pc.n; * th!rt%-two t32l feet
h.c and ore-hali q 10 inches wcst
Of the int! section "t ia" ;Wo alleys.
north linc Of said alley and frontin!;
Thereon twcnty-f"ur t2i> coct six 90
inches. thence running HorthwMrIi!
ou. hundred AMI ;hirty-two Cl%:) feet,
more or loss, 10 tho point OF beginning.
TERMS: Enough in vasG TO pa. cost
"f sale. amy taxes that ,ray toe dtIr.
and two notes. one for SI.Vgu and ono
for $500, with inicrcat on same from,
May IS. 1913. tn" residue at on" ana
nrEis to IL" secured ny deed Of trust.
ana 10 carry interest at i per cent.
". L pOi.l.AliD JH.
Trustee.
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SOTlCES--lHgnl.

- THE DISTRICT C0VnT OF THE
iNirED STATES FGi THE: EAST
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-02

In the matter Of No. 2Oa3.
= q j Il q y. CLARKE, 4 in
PRATT. INC, Bankruptcy
Bankrupt
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NOTICE or FIRST MEETING; OF
CREDITORS

7" the creditors Of THE or orr. ,rp,p
ING 60. Nc. Of Richmond In tho
cunt "f l!crricS and district fore,
NOTICE Is hereby given that on rho
~. GAY o! NrNcnbcr y. -. 1916 the
ND THE GIoRE TRADING co. INC
NaS nuiy n"juditat"d bankrupt. and
81! be l'"id in my Office. Room No. SOS
cost price i.uiiiirg Richmond VA. or,
~" iiTH DAY of DEC .AiI;ER l. n
ihlh, at - o'clock in the forenoon -,
which time the said creditors NAV ar.
M. prove their claims appoint n trus
toe. examine the bankrupt ana trans.
act such Other business rs may proreriv
come befor" said meeting
THoS. 81. SNEAp
Referee in RanNruutcv
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INFORMATION MANITOBA.

WANTED. the address of q reIia bic real
Titus. Norristo@n. MONTGOMERY County. Pa.
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FOR RENT-Rooms
-7---7--7----------------
ROOMS WITH BOARD.
BOARDING..

BEFORE you rem; see us Tor room, or roon
.nl board
LEXINGTON HOTEL.
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anaitft 8enbt, SsiparS So. ....... $4,000
Nreb. SnnSer, 9latte So. ........ $4,000
Sernat &oIt, Gebar So. $4,000
Sciurid Sorgeus, Sripp 3d. 60. Saf. $4,000
8. &. SObmauu, &.darOiun So. .... $4,000
6ans Sanabe6n, anor So. ........ 1900
&. ". Gtu6r, Carroll So, Sa 10000
G9riit. GbriiharieH, Sarpp So .10,fO0
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Gus fremont, Ne6r.
n9er @arid Der Oeltiden aOler4.
Scanitrierter gortrag ii6er ben @elt.
frieg, bun Serrm 8aitur u.
sdutes, Sreitas a6erS.

Gem gu6llfltm bon Sremout uno
llmaegeno miro 6reitag abenb ben
A. Gebruar elm ieltener @enuB Sc.
boten meroen ourd ben iauitrierten
gortrag oes Serrn 8altor O. Sfyus
tes iiber ben 8eltfrieg I'M 6remont
G%pernbalts. 9as Ebemd oes 8or-
trage8 lalttet Ser Oaari6 Der oeut-
Ihen a0ler" uno miro er ourh 800
intereIlante gilOer iauitriert per.
ben. Der Geoner bat letnet 8pr-
fro4 mebrera Male in Gbicage uno
an6eren @roBItdoten oeS SdnOes nit
6ebeutenoem Grfolg gebalten uro
ioQte arh III 5ren1ont Elm 5a9lrei-
Dies gltblifun nl8ieben. Sin 6reuno
Der Eri6ine ats 6remont, Der nit
Serrn 9aitor Gdutes peri0nlid be-
fannt 1T uno ieinen 8ortrag tparm
empfieblt, ffreibt: y8ieier gortraa
iollte in alien StGotelt BEG 2onoeS
qeb6rt tper6en." glIio 5reitog abello,
ben A. apriG, int 6rerHont 9per1'
h01tS
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Seute iiber sipet @otet i6lieBt
ber .qrobc automobi saonteit Der
GdaIifen 0noba Sri6iiue. Dieies
ioQte ben aouteitonteit gu Oeufe1
qcben IND iie oa3u mabuer, bon
lett u6 Bis gum ShGuiie oeS aolts
icItes tGgIid init erbobtem Gifer an
Der Qrbeit Sr 6leibeu. Galr oers
ieniae aontdtont, Der uuoQl1Blid
ieinem 8ieIe suitrebt, bdt Die bette
@eipa6r, ais Sieger aus Dem fries.
liden @etttreite 1erOor5ugebet.
Die Sauptarbeit ioute geraOe jeBt
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Das hsHnsn sic MOTT


Gs gibt i'm gsItlieen 8trEshr 10
einige Rsbsnsarten, ole fir ben bsrs
art Angeiprotensn etfpas rs9t 9es
i46mtnots entbaltsn, Dem Urassnbsn
ieOO4 sinsn Ielbtosfdlissn triumph
bereiten. Da ptrb iibsr trgeroeiu
Sbeaters ODER Mnliiftid Su 9sti9t
geIsFIeu. @iner bdIt fem urteiI oIs
rid, neil Ct nod nidt 3eit ooer
@elegeHbeit fanb, Is gu eeniebsn. 5ait
ols 9nnauie tommt er TiA Dor ges
seniber Der In iberbebli6sm 3on
gsipro4euen 5raSe: Dos tsunef sic
ni9t2" @btnio, tpenn BON einem
neuer, ienIationellsR Bud gsiproden
miro: g9aS baden sic nidt gele>
isn9" Gin @soanten oabtnter: sic
lnsebiIosterD ODER BEL pDlitiI6sm
un6 dnpsrem alati1' Dos piien
sic ni9t2 0as baben sic nod nidt
ss66rt94 (Sinb Sie bsnn eth Sins
terpaloleraD
Semano oerart gu dpo~itupbisrsn,
Seugt bon esringem Sattgefi6l.
Deun aud undusgeipro1sn, 10 lisgt
bod Elm 8oripurf 3piI6en Osn @Ors
ten, es f9immert sin Stiiddsn ysrs
G@tung binOur9. cine p9ariidiI4e
lleberlegenbeit, bic ii4 briitst; pa
psib ih bod melt mebr ais Sic 8us
riGse6liebener Wieni6l
@asu bat niemdt.o cine 8ere9tis
gung. DEM Is i0nuen ia ie6r ebs
renperte griEbs gepeien fsien ote
ben 9etreTfenOtn 3~uriidbielten, feline
3eit gerabe jentn @iu9en 3u niOmeny
auf 6eren aenutnis lid Der ouOere
10 ungebsuer uiel e%tnbilOet. alBers
Dem Iin6 bic aassniHer iebr oft
traiTe Ii9tspiRer, iobalb ea id UNI
grinOlid)e aenntnis eines Stoffes
OSer @ebistss banOeIt, SIRE nur 10
pben9tu nugslsisns oDsr abgsluuIate
gilOpns ent6e6rt Des geiunOen Guns
b0nents, oas uur Our9 ernIte, Itettge
qr6eit selegt Der6en tam. Sc TT
ia ie6r lobenspert, psnn man i'm
ORANGE nod @eiterbiloung 9OrtrGs
3t bort, 8iiher unb 3eitI4riften Oers
I6lingt, tUnitlsrtide 8tloungsfdtten
belu9t. Benn IS ober 0a5u %DsrFihrt,
bci allen mitreben gu molten uuo ies
Dem, Der 3ufdaig niht o~rientiest IT,
ju bsI9dmG bura cine iencr tattlos
len, IbsrbebIidtn RepeHsnrttrt, 10
pirit Oas nur IdpPiI4, ni4t abet
Fein ge6il0et.
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Die aiftiscn SOlsartea.

SIN @roB6etrieb 1T es betannt &c,
mug. oaB IS cine gnn3e aeibe BON
66l3ern gi6t, bic giftige GigeuIdafs
len beiiBen uub infolgeoeifen BET III
Ter 8erdrbeitung unbeiIOolle gins
iliIfe ausiibep t0nnsn. Qu6 bier
1T nan 5undalt begreifItaerpeiie
aar bur9 G9onsn Hug getporbeu,
an0 me6r als Elm ti9tiger ar6siter
Bat i6 cine I9ipere Grtrantuns bur4
5iftigeS 3ol3 gs4OIt, Obne bic sez
<irgite 49nung Der Gefabr gebabt
~ boben. Sest pirb in Der aegeI
ieoe 6oI3art, bic als Neubeit in ben
BeIt6nnoeI fommt, por Der ghenie
ruf lire 3uInmmsniebung gsprift,
poour9 BET g~eniigsnber @orgf1lt cine
IOlfe beoenfli9e gigcnfhaft outage
irettn muB. Gs finb peri9ieoene arr
ten BON Stofisn, bic ols Bstanbs
teile Des 0ol3ss gefd9rtiG tOerosn
t0nuen: baIb Die aIs Bflan5engift 10
melt Derbreiteten unb beridigten gls
tuloiBe, balb Gduren obsr aud az
lsn3ieIle Dele. S9lisbIi6 gibt e
aud qflan3en, bic nurh einen. Be-
itnOsrsn MiIdiaIt siftig fino, pie,
bic iiber bic gan3e grbe DeritreuteH
gupbprbin5esr, bic 5amilie Der
Doifsmi6. Sn unieren 8reiien 1T
Elm gerffeter bieIer Gippe, Der inl'
itanbe fpdre, Elm gfuBboI3 gu Iiefsrn,
ni6t porbanben. Sagsgen finb aud
in Der gemdBtsten Zone einige gdas
me beimif9, bic oiftiges !9ol3 baben.
3unG9it 1T barunter bic gibe gu
rshnen, oerer SoI3 mad feipen iibtis
gen gigenfdaften itbr geTddBt, aber
lpegen Teiner 3iemliAen Seltenbsit
ni6t bel gebraudt ptroen fam. Ser
8adloIoer beIibt in Der art oSSlnis
perus Gabina" sinen @ertrster, Der
bic @ifttgteit Ieines 9OI8eS idon
bur9 sinen tarten unb %unangtne9a
men Geru9 berrGt. SroB bieIer ST.
genT4aften tpirb CT nift IeItsn our
0sritelIung pDn gltiitiften nHb ans
beren tIeineren Gsgsnitdnoen berors
bsitet. Gnbli9 1T NOD on ben In
9eutf9Iano aIs 3ierpfldnSe iehr &C.
iddBtsn GoLprsgen ST erinnern, beffsn
!6pI8 als fdIl9es Gbenbol3 tpegtn
isinsr 6drte unb S66nbsit 3ur Der
ipertung 1odt. bic Fd sisentIid ourd
feline @iFtigfeit perbietet. 9is Grs
trantungen, bic bur9 bieIe 56lasr
berDorgeruIen iperben fonnsr, fin0
abet feltm Idper unb pIIegen fid
auf aopffhnter3en, lltbelieit nnb gg
ringe Ser3ftorungsn gu beEdrdafen
@eit beomtlidet pirfen in oieie
Ri9tnng mdndt erotif4eE 99l3er II
pobI aus 4frita pie aus Qiien uni
Dem fernen auItraIien. Disier I'm
tsridCisb gilt insbeipnbere fir BIZ
bsrI6it0enen artsn bss 8ilhsbaums.
81 ben gi1tiaitsn 9oIJdrtsn ibts-
baapt III bas 70 oft rilmsHo gs1am
ie Go~apel6Ols gu rsdnen. pas. ssraes
psgsn ftinss Dohigsrutes esiHdt al
psrbsu pflegf. 4uh OsrfdisDsus au,
Ienb0l3er, bic sinen gang bsiDnosrsn
Dnft ausitr0msn, beionpsrs bns In
bifde DON Der gfInn3enart samBris
eaIiamiferd~ iino trob hires Duties
6sOtntfi6t Stofft, Die BEL Der Ser
ar6titund fhntrs GrtronEuu9sn pr
anldIIen tonneK. Mnn4s piele asl,
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nmnha pnnbtuellr.@ erein.

3u Der am withhold Itattfrloells
oen 9eriamnlluna 0e8 gereing per-
Den Iomobl Die Mitgfieoer oes Bis
6eriqen gernaltung8rates ME bes
neuen 9ergniierngs -aomitees gebe'
ten, etpa cine babe StunOe friber
al cri6etneu, ba fir beioe gorper-
idmnluugen ON 8labe fino.
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6 fnntae @eIeaen

@inTiqe @eIegen.
Ieit. Maodnc: u5dou 90 lit 10
,6r griloqr auf llrloilb eefOmmen,
mo e Giierne areit5 bot CT aud
honl" &0hin: aSsa, tno iest
1arf id- 3bncn wobl aud 9eiteben,
mdoiae Iralr, DAB en- gar uidlt mein
9rliOer it, ionoeru mein grduti-
gaml"
9ur eth @iertttf iaOs
ZEN Trau: .MdnnHent ih gebs
ianeu nal duf Elm 0isrttIfIuO6n
meg. GoLlts ih lis 3sm WlittageHsn
nidt bd fem gum Raffse tomnle
ih bsftimmt 5urid; aber NIT Dem
9lbenbbrct brdu9f On epaliilsa niht
anf mid gu porten."
M Ses g'i5inaIbabH.
SpasisrqGn9tr (yGbreno Der 3ug Dor.
beifoWmi): .8uf ih I'M Stusr Bit
ten, aptpmotlpilhrer2"
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5ur 3eit Ser Spe3iolitimnnen, getan
tperoen Die ndditcn Moutog ben z.
6e6ruar gum gtbidIuB fommen. @eu
in birier Bet nod redt fIeiBig lit,
bat Die befteu G1Gtce, ieIbit Die bcntc
ant lbo6iten %itebenOen @Orteitauten
5u iiberfliigeln. Gies 3iel 81 err
reiden, ioate lid ieoer sur aufgube
MAIDEN.
Die a%onteitanten ioltan, Die mir.
Idon oft uno mie0erboIt geIugt, in
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-01
@pr fanfata Sahrsn, mad

gDr fGnf3t8 Sobren, md
Der SfGa6t Don Gettysburg, borss
tie ii4 Modate Gbufftn, iebt in
9enber, goI., bon Ieinem &dmeraz
ben 2lobb Bred aus Werrta, Dis.,
einen DoIar. 1te llmitdnbs trenns
ten bic beioen bolb, bod nimmer
oergab gboffiu feline 54uIO. aiirss
li1 erfubr Ct nun, baB fem alter
5reunO fid nod in Merria bsfinbs,
unb tDtnn Ct aud utdt felbf ions
men fonnfe, 10 i6idte sr bod Oas
@eIb burh feline Sdnsiter, ipeTde
in 0conomopoc anidfiig III unb
tiirsli5 mad Msrria reiie. nm mes
SEN Dem @tlb. aud bic beIten @riis
se hires 9rubers all ben 3riegsias
merapen 3n i~iberbringtn.
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pereEanas.a uweiianaess

Sis1e Uguyfer DerDen an trgelh
,lne Gorefe esaen ~Stnienoungk oeS
greijes. qefdi6t. Ean ecbe Alrnrrer
NIB BroEs rno 0ts polls doreHe Derts
Id III unt G6ide eer Rr'tnnr rrtA
10 Gents an feees beiisIts giitfter an
6ds
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-01

gcaest bel GiafdufeD nift. BOB ieoe ll~ntcrtispmg Der oeutiden
chung aa6 cite Srdfhguna bS G%euHHtbams lit d
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MHitrrbnd fir ale Irten bon Sdtel.
nrheifen.

Bid SIR. /, fpie unten ge8etgt, eitt.
bolt Anneiilngen u1o tpnnoeridone
SauItrationer fir ole 4rten bon
5itet S1feldrbeiten un0 areud.
ItiGen. Seoe Srou netteitprt Oas
NeleIte in Wiuitern al betnmmcu.
Raden Sic Sdfelarbeit? Gtn0en
sic brett fir bieies Bud, tueltcS
oos rcid6aItigIte un0 biItigite Ma.
iter6u1 lit. gs erreidt cher ben
3ped, dls Bidder bon $50 gts.
lleber 200 Mtiter abgebiloet.
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Siur npdb Siuei @Ddbem
fIr Sen MntDs6 Dnteff!
Sest bei6t es fir Bic &%Dmteffanten NIT tdglicb
crbGbtem G;ifcr an ser 9lrbeit bleibem!
;SreD gtaub aus Glatte GOumtD Deate al Oct Spibel

3eit lire S~ilfstrlppen su Be.
Gdtiafeit anipornen, benin
iest 51blen nelte gLbomtenten uu0
Grncuerungcn nod tueit mebr, ala
in Der 8eit Der reguIdren Stimmen.
Ole 1T Der lcbten @ohe oes Son.
teItes geaeben peroen.
8re0 StQub aus 9Iotte Goitntg
Bat beltte Die Spite Der @onteitnn-
ten erreidt. Ger 5tueit96dite @on.
lit anrl Bbilipiet bon Gem.
arb Gouutp, u10 Der brittle lit SEQ.
9Lagaer aus Gtoe GountD.
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3er fptrbsn geraoe tusgen ibrss Gift
gebultes, ME es ia BEL ben metiten
SiftRoffen Der JolI III, aud bOn Der
.Mebisin Deripertet. Or. GruBmnnn
nennt auberbem no4 bas foeenannte
Goco6oIo, ben Mdba5dum bon ben
MoIutten, Sas 6ol3 beg Mustdts
6aumes, bas fogenannte @eilden9ol3
unb 16lieBli6 Togor Bag bsIiebte
Mdboguni, bas einem brdben 3iI4sy
let sum fpsnigiftu cine Gnt5inoung
Der Atmunesipege sintragen lam.
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Nfltnna. 9rntfdel

aoutntt sr $. s. 6. RumO6r fir
beiten 2imburger adie, gerauderten
Gotfiid; @aieapfeffer. Bier urO
5dnapg BADEN mir alt9 8t Der.
fauien. 207 iiiOlide 10. StroBe,
omaha, Nebr.
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Council glnffs' gep5lfernna.

Cant Dem letten offentIiden 3ett-
fus bat Council Bluffs cine 8e.
bSIferung bon 1854 @%intpobuern,
fodbrpnO Gottotuattamie gnnntD i'm
aanaen 56,896 ginmobner 8GbIt.
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5tibnHoTfM bsr8efeIt, gibt q ,in sisr-
tides QbsnOtleib. Serge, gOrOurOp,
DupeiDne pebsn loItbs Gtrabtns unb Bee
raFstlei6er. Dos GWnittmafsr, aud fir
5rdut BON iftiner Jigur paFtnb, III IN
gr1bsn Ron 1e, IS nn5 20 Jahren ss
bGItlid. Dit 9srTtttlune srforbsrt 81
garbs Rdtsrial. A Sol breit.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-11-09
Renbert

Miss Nrrbie Scott has been
visiting relatives near Lnring
All the boys around here arc
having good luck catching pos
sums, but they get away as fas'
as they get them. The boys dc
not know what goes with them.
Roy Coday is reported no bet
ter.
Nancy Scott is on the sick list
Frank .'Oday and Roy Williams
attended church at Oak Grove
Friday night.
Mrs. Curtis of ST. George is
visiting relatives here this week.
Sam Young and family visited
at Lark Young's Friday.
T.. Il. TOd,y has been working
the road ON Route , this last
week. 81 that the mail can go in
the Ford.
p%reaching at Pleasant Hill eve.
~ first Saturday night, Sunday
and Sunday night. Rev. Nj. T..
Gift, pastor.
CRAZY MAnGE.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-11-09
Pleasant Ridge

CIaud Smith and wife, VIII,
have been in California the past
nine months, came back to the
OZarkS to make their home.
Mrs. Mary Drake, who Ia,
been visiting her parents, Uncle
Dave FndI-y and wife, started
for her home in Sioux Falls, S D.
Rev. j. l.. ElrOd will preach Il,
Pleasant Ridge the second Sun.
day.
The singing at Tom Kinks
Thursday night was we'll attend
ed in honor of Mrs. Mary Drake.
Preaching every 4th Snnda, at
Pleasant Ridge, Rev. N. FindIey
pastor. Singing every Sunday
night, Charley Wndlry and Reed
johnson, leaders. jim HENRY
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-11-09
QUESTION LONG IN DISPUTE
Historians Unable to A0ree az TO the
Religious Belief OF Christie
pher Columbus.

All that is claimed by the most
radical historian is that Columbus
was of Jewish descent. This theory
is based on the following facts: CO.
lumbus was the son of %lumrnic0
Colombo. a cloth weaver of Genoa,
and Susanna FonlanaroSSa. Those
historians who put forward the sug-
sestion that Columbus Vas of jew
ish descent claim that he Was born
in Pontevedra. Spain. and not in
Genoa. documents are in existence
showing that one Colon and one
~Fontanar0Ssa formed a partnership
in the former town in l43: for the
purpose of %purveying fish To the
archbishop of Santiago. The fami-
lies of both partners were of jew
ish descent. 1t is assumed that this
Colon was the father of the disrOv-
erer and that Susanna F]0ntanarossa.
or Fonlerosa. who became the mother
Of Christopher. was a member of his
partners family. The Colon family,
though of Jewish blood. adhered to
the Christian faith. But ii is he
lieyed that at the time of her mar
riage Susanna FontanarosSa had
only recently abandoned Judaism for
Christianity. Admitting the iden-
tltv of the Spanish family of Colon
with that of the Genoese Colons or
ColOmbOs. there would seem to be
ground for the allegation that the
discovprer of the new world was of
the Jewish race.
On the other hand, Columbus
wrote like the most pious and devout
of Christians. He urged that mis-
siOnaries be sent to the natives of
the lands he had discovered. And
in his will be makes the statement,
81 was born in Genoa" Despite this
statement. however. nine other local
tiles in Italy, Corsica and Spain dis
pute the claim of the Genoese natiy-
ity of Columbus.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-11-09
Jericho

The singing ut Antim.h Sun.
day evening Was we'll attended
and all reported II good singing
There will b. a pie supper at
Jericho tonight and all are vel
come.
Jordan Mickey. Of Kansas is
visiting his mother here the past
week.
Some few attended the show
at Seymour Saturday night.
\ baby RiA arrived at Carl
A~hsE'sI 't4..sAay.
Noah Daniels and wife have re
turned fran Tennessee, where
they have been visiting the past
month.
Sunday school every Sunday
at 1880 Il. N. ut AntiMh. Every
body invited TEDDY
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-11-09
ANTIO0TE FOR SNAKE BITE
Scientists Of East India Believe They
Have Found a Remedy Of
Great Importance.

According to the handbnnk on
British India just published by the
United States bureau of foreign and
domestic commerce, good result,
have attended the efforts recently
made in India to prepare antidotes
against the bites of certain species
of poisonous snake that have caused
great mortality in that country. At
Parel laboratory. Bombay, venom
from live cobras is injected into
horses in gradually increasing doses
for a period of two years. until the
animal acquires immunity to the poi
son. and. according to the familiar
principle of serum therapv. the So
rum of the immunized horse consti-
tutes an %antivenin, which is said to
be an infallible cure for cobra bite
if injected promptly enough into the
patient. This laboratory also pre-
pares an a@ntivenin against the bite
OF Russell's viper. but has not vet
produced any against that of the
kraft (Bnngarus) or Echis Carinata.
During the 70 years ending 1911
more than half a million human be-
ings were killed by snakes in India.
Scientific American.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-11-09
Wayside Cleanings

M rest no rain No vrmher.
Miss Omega Bennett is staying
with Mrs. NurcrnSS.
Mr.. and Mrs.D Ora itr0trmarkle
aud daughter. Sarah, visited at
the Prarrry home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Fnd,ey'S
daughter. Mrs. Drake, and chi Il
rem departed for their HON" in
Dakota Saturday night. Mrs.
Drak-'S baby has been sick late
~.
Eh Williams and family visited
ut Avery trremAn'S Sunday.
Virgil Royal has returned from
the west
John Woody has rrnt'd the
S.lran"S farm Iur next year.
Mr. and Mrs. WE. Shurtridgr
m" the Drond parents of Il baby
girl born Nov. ,, weight nine
pounds. They have named her
Elizabeth lngrrborg.
NJ. SrhMfer ought to b- hap
pV man for he has found a fine
spring IF water near his house
This dry time.
Superintendent! of Srlmnnls
John NJ. Carter visited the Ma
comb srlrnl one day last week
and mlde a very interesting talk
Such Il very. windy day was
Monday for the woods to be TT,
fire, but the good work of our
section men and Tia" prompt help
OF all the farmers for miles a.
round. who were so ready to h. lp
ut the first call of fire, soon got
The toe under control aud pre-.
vented any great damage to the
farmers near here.
Preaching ut the MacOmb NJ.
IL church every fourth Sunday.
Sunday school at the MacOmb
Methndi- 81 church every Sunday.
SOMEBODY ELSE.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-11-09
Hills and Mountain

We nr,. having some beautiful
fall weather.
John Eld,ilge is on the sick
list.
Frank GaSkiIl aud wife spent
Friday night and Saturday at
Sterling GaskiI's.
Mrs. Ann Ripp-e visited her
daughter, Mrs Oliver Riley, last
week.
Mrs. Sterling GaskiIl is report
Ell better.
Prayer meeting at Mt. Pleas
ant every Wednesday night.
Homer EStmS and wife of
willard, Okla. ar the proud par
"ntS of big baby hoy.
Sunday Srtool at Mt. Pleasant
every Sunday at 1880 am. Sing
ing every Saturday evening.
GIEi.S