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Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-10-19

Alex Carter was recovering from in
juries received when a horse fell with
him.
Joseph Cowman, of California, and
Miss Lizzie Clark, of Rush Hill, were
married.
W. H. Wakefield, of Audrain county
and Miss FAME McClintock, of Gallo
way county were married.
Miss Belle Morris, of Mexico, carried
off a ten dollar prize at the st. Louis
fair for the best bread.
Senator T.. E. Cauthorn, of Colorado
was visiting his brother,B R. eau
thorn, of Mexico.
Professor Verkamp was teaching
school at Rush Hill.
Efforts were being made to incor.
porate the town Of Rush Hill.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-10-19

In reading the financial statement
of the receipts and expenditures of
Audrain county for the last year, we
note that on February 1, 1916, Au-
drain county had a balance on hand
of S58.267.16. That is sure a dandy
shown, and we don't believe there is
a county anywhere in a more pros
porous condition than good old Au-
drain.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-10-19

DR.. Macfarlane, of st. Louis, and Mr..
Ohio McCracking, a prominent fruit
grower of Fulton, pent Friday night at
the residence of DR.. ]. G. Moore. They
attnded the funeral of Mrs. Alice Mac
farlane, who was a sister-in-law of
both gentlemen.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-10-19
Looking Backward
In Society Columns

CFrom Files Of October II, 1861
Master Whitley Johnson entertained
a number Of his friends with a lawn
party. The lawn was decorated with
japanese lanterns.
Mrs. Joe wilkins entertained the F.
A. Z. Club. Many games of sixty
three were played, Mrs. Fred A. Nor
ris winning the prize, a beautiful dish.
The Wednesday Club held its initial
meeting with Mrs. Llewellyn. Nine
teen Of the twenty members were pres
ent at the meeting.
Mr.. Martin Myers entertained a
number of his friends at the home of
his aunt, Mrs. Terrill. About twenty
five guests were present. Miss Loris
Myers presided at the punch bowl. A
twO-course luncheon was served.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-10-19

She praises it highly as she has been
relieved of all these pains by its use.
Al lmothers should know of this remedy,
and all young girls who suffer should
try it. Mrs. MATILDA KURTzwEG, 629
High St., Buffalo, N. Y.
Young women who are troubled with
painful or irregular periods, backache,
headache, dragging-down sensations,
fainting spells or Indigestion, should
take lydia Z. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound. Thousands have been re-
stored to health by this root and herb
remedy.
If You know of any young w0-
man who is sick and needs help
full advice. ask her to write to tho
lydia E. inkham Medicine Co,
Lynn, Mass. Only women VIII
receive her letter, and il Will DC
held in strictcst confidence.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-10-19
CIRCUIT COURT ADJOURNS.

After disposing of several minor
motions brought beofre the Circuit
Court Friday, Circuit Judge E S,
CAN'T adjourned the court. The Sep
TENDER term which was adjourned
Friday evening, has lasted for TWEEN.
ty-six days, besides several night SEES
sions, which were held during he tria!
of the Peltzer insurance case.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-10-19
In Work

W. W. Mckinney moved his family
from Middletown to this place this
week. Mr.. Mckinney says he is NOV
ing to this city that his children may
have the advantages of our excellent
schools. He returned a few days ago
from Jackson, Mo, where he was in a
three weeks revival meeting with
Evangelist Tetley. The meeting re-
suited in 316 conversions. Mr.. Nc
Kinney is advance and property man
for Evangelist Tetley.- Wellsville
Star.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-10-19

"MY democracy ante-dates my on
to religion. l made speeches
for my party before | preached the
Gospel" and for thus showing that he
had the courage of his convictions,
Rev. o. DIN Green received an IVA
ton recently, when on being observed
among those present at a political
pow-wow he was called upon by the
chairman to say a few words for the
cause. This gives me an opportunity
10 say more about Rev. Green. Prov
Ience has richly endowed him Demo-
1 qst, gentleman and scholar; he drives
,bont the best horse in town; has a
EARNING wife, a lovely daughter and
sprghtly son, and as pastor Of the
tsAOnablc Promenade Street Baptist
Churh, he has the privilege Of view
ag he robust society editress Of the
Er5ing Ledger every Sunday morn
hg
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-10-19
DIR. J. G. Moore Has Gone to N. Y.

DR.. J. G. Moore Has Gone to N. Y.
DR.. j. G. Moore left Friday for New
York, where he will spend some time
visiting the Hospitals of that city. He
will go from there to Philadelphia to
attend a meeting of the American Col
lege of Surgeons, and also the Ma
tional Medical Convention. He was
accompanied by DR.. Green Mccall, Of
Fulton, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-10-19

IRRITATED by criticism for hav-
ng voiced his political beliefs, Rev.
f. Clemenson of San Fran
hsco rendered his resignation to the
presbyterian Synod of California, say
h. in part. 81 claim the right to sup
bort the political party of my choice
Aithout interference from members of
Ehe church or criticism from brother
Minister'S" His resignation was not
ecepted. The notion that preachers
bould hold themselves aloof from the
sgairs of a sinful world; smother
3heir political opinions; refrain from
tsking issue with misguided laymer
bn any political question whatsoever
Il obsolete. That they confne thell
activities, outside the pulpit, to calling
bn the sisters, visiting the sick,bury.
Inc the dead and comforting the quick
Is old stuff.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-10-19
A WORD FOR MOTHERS

tt sa grave mistake for mothers to neg
lect their aches and pains and suffer in
silence-this only leads to chronic sick
ness and often shortens life.
Ifyour work is firing; if your nerves are
excitable; if you feel languid, weary or
depressed, you should know that SCOTS
Emulsion overcomes just such conditions.
1t possesses in concentrated form the
very elements to invigorate the blood,
strengthen the tissues, nourish the nerves
and build strength.
SCOTS is strengthening thousands Of
mothers-and will help you. No alcohol.
Scott & Bovine. Bloomfield. NJ.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-10-19
Penn Held for Higher Court,

Forest Penn, charged with cutting
Albert Mckenzie in this city last Sun
day night, was given a preliminary
hearing before Jusice of the Peace
Wayne late Friday afternoon, and
held for the action of the Circuit
Court under a charge of felonious as
sault.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-10-19

j.. C. Bassford was attending the
Centennial Exposition.
H. W. Vangelder died at his home in
this city.
The Westminster College nine was
organized at Fulton with the following
officers: ]. C. Jones, manager; j. W
Marion, captain; j, E. Miller, treasur,
er.
Henry, the eight months old son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Williams, dice
at the home of Mr.. Insley, in Mexico
Stansberry and Means were the
proprietors of one of Mexico's res
~taurants.
George Blanchard, a former bag
gagemaster of this city, held a posi-
ton with the B. & o. Railway with
headquarters in Cincinnati.
John Fetter, father Of c. B. Fetter
died at the home of his son.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-10-19
IL Saved His RahY,s Life.

Some years ago, in a letter to the
manufacturers, H. G. Vines, Arispe,
Iowa, stated that Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy had saved his baby
from dying with the Group. This is
a favorite remedy for Group with ma
ny mothers, and is pleasant and safe to
take. Obtainable everywhere. Adv.
atutf1br-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-10-19
Miners Neck Broken in Fall.

FULTON, Mo-, Oct. 10. Henry
Harris, a miner, Sc years old, suffeded
a fracture of the neck here yesterday
afternoon when he was knocked off the
top shaft Of the Fulton Fire Brick Co.
mine. Doctors say he probably will
die.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-10-19
Motor Car Turns Turtle.

DR.. Todd and Ed Crawford were
driving into this city from CAN'T Sat-
urday morning, in the formers car,
when one of the tires blew out and the
machine turned turtle. Both men we're
badly bruised, but not'seriously hurt.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-10-19

lWlIl pains HI AGA
back and sides every
and they
would sometimes be
$50 bad that it would
seem like acute in
Examination of some
Organ. She read
your advertisement
lin the newspapers
and tried Lydia Z.
IPinkham's Vege-
II a hln Command.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-10-19

100 acres of good land, well i'm
proved, close to church and school.
Apply to this office.
T. W. Smith, Box 46, Fayette, Mo.
260-3t W.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-10-19
ssSse How That Corn
Genes Clear OM!"
"GETs.IT" Loosens Your Corns
Right of, It's the Modern Corn
Wonder - Never Fails

HIt,s hard to believe anything couid
AFT like that in getting a corn on.
Why, i just lifted that corr riHn
i En certainty wonderfull" Yes. GETS
IT" IL the most wonderful corh-cure
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-10-19
None So Good as Chamberlain's.

az consider Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy the best medicine on the mar
ket for colds and coughs" - Mrs. D.
II. Mcdowell, Fort Wayne, Ind. OBJ
tainable everywhere. Adv.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-10-19

|THE Violet Ray Enamel Company of
larisburg, Penn, have invented lu-
bincus key holes and are putting
Dem on the market. Several years
30 nocturnal .key-holes might have
reused some interest in Mexico, but
OF now. The Violet Ray Enamel Co.,
ill have to market their wares in
Ioberly and Louisiana.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-10-19

Mrs. G. W. Robertson, of this city,
and daughter, Mrs. Hugh Cartwright,
Of st. Louis, are in Excelsior Springs.
Mrs. Cartwright will visit in this city
before returning home.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-10-19
For Constipation.

When you want a pleasant laxative
try Chamberlain's Tablets. They are
mild and gentle and produce no grip
ing or other unpleasant effect. OBJ
tainable everywhere. Adv.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-10-19

Mr.. and Mrs. James Ware and son,
after a pleasant visit with relatives in
this county, have returned to their
home in Oklahoma.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-10-19

Makes All corns Go Quick"
ever known because o DOM H uoHp
to fool and putter around WIN nam
s,orns. harness then t Np out.
O@ asGfFETHss-ITS is a liquid. You put on
a few drops IN a fey SECONDS oct.
dries. It's painless. Put your an S Your
regular s6Hes' You won't limp Dr.
have q corn twist" in your face, me
corn, caiius or wnrt, viii Loosen hn, irpm
jahi "GETs-IT" is the biggest Soil
ing corn remedy in the world ""e"
YOU try II, YOU know why, .ooou-
"GBTs-fT" is soid y Csc
n bottie ar sent ON receipt OF pir,lee
by ~ Lawrence e. CO. chicago Ill
Sold in Mexico and recommended q
the worlds best corn remedy by LEV
clyn & Sons and Buckner Drug "
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-10-19

Howard Keath, who is attending the
State University, was home Saturday,
on a visit.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-10-19

IA gentleman friend says the most
ArrOwing experience of his young life
Is getting shaved in a BARRIERS col
he. This is contrary to the Spanish
toverb, "Beware of young doctors
hi old BARRIERS"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-10-19

Mr.. and Mrs. j. o. Barrow, of Van
dalia, were in Mexico Friday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-10-19
Nh. and Mrs. Ray Dawson, of Full
ton, visited in Mexico Wednesday.

DR.. Green D. Mccall, of Fulton,
spent Friday in Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-10-19

THE lady who led the conversation
, TO a point where she could eonspic-
inject "eyther" into it, has
oyed on. But the Mexico girl who,
her visiting four days in "Culpeppah
n House" Virginia, comes home and
,nediately proceeds to "carry the
Wses to watah" and TO look "up
his on the floah behind the doah" for
4 misplaced accent, is with us.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-10-19

Ia mere man writes to ask whether
4 phrase, 'all men are liars" occurs
the Bible or in the "Works Of Shake
Don't know and am not in
rpsted. This is a newspaper.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-10-19

Miss Gladys Van Ness
Phone 517

In the report that a New York Ger
In has invented a ~'noiseless soup
can be verified, in the future
h column will be pro-German.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-10-19
YOUNG WOMEN
MAY AVOID PAIN
Need Only Trust to Lydia f.
Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound, says Mrs. Kurtzweg.


Buffalo, N.Y.-"My daughter, whose
nicture is herewith, was much troubled
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-10-19

Richard Barth, who is attending the
Missouri University, was in this city
Saturday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-10-19

Ed Shobe, of Martinsburg, was in
Mexico Friday.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-20

Der &emboeeI. 3mei SEQ
lafen eritbeinen I'M 0orfe ino croft
men iofort einen 9lneriff ouf Den Ga.
Den oes &aufnonn8 9li6eneriin.
Sbm ielblt befeblen iie, orouBen ouf-
6ipolicn ob feline HreuBcn fommcn.
gy'ur feline gInelt" berubiet lie
Aldcneriin 10 lonee Sbr inn Dorfe
lelo, miro iih fein &rclBe bIidcn
lollenl" o@ieio, mobcr peiBt
0uS~ foriben ole &oiofen. ~ ,,W2ein
CSott," iogtc gIidenerim, lid fem
ood mein %edl"
Sn Scr Sommerfriide
6renoer: Sos SONS lit mir aons
leidlt peridloiien fam oem oo mic.
mono einbrehen2~ geliber: 80
nein Sic Stieeeu fnorren 70, oos
iib feiu Gieb eiuIdlcideu Fam"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-20
yIns ben SsuIisciocridtcu.

2ciocusgeiNidlte elmer ilingcn 6rou.
NllrOc Don i6rem @ottcn Sut
lieocrIicbcu 2cbcnspanocl ouae-
boIten. 6otte Die GerpfIid.
tlmo 5lpei SdcuioIc 5u crnGbreu.
Ger Nlouu sen GroBocidipore.
nen ii6eriuieicu.
Cine Ocrgrdmtc ilmee 6rou nit
sin9c3ogenen @angen bielt iib ot
Der Nteiiinaitongc in Der mcitliden
Toli5eiitotion oilfreft ltuo er5GbIte
ibrc trourige 2cbenseeidi6te Gou
cinem Wiouue pcrfiibrt, beirotbctc lie
ipGter eiuen anoercnocr lie 3ur @ro-
ititition oubielt; oos ipor oos M.
gIiidIicbe Shidiol oieicr foum cr-
ipohienen Godter @po's. SbrWiom,
Scr "a Sabre oltc Gopio 9luSocr BON
9lr. 655, @cit 5opetteitroBc, itouo
arf Dem 3eugenitanO, i6einbor I'M
geriibrt olrd ibre Gr5dblmg
Sn ibrer Seimotbsitoot @oI0sboro.
g&-G., 10 erfl1rte oos Wf1Oden, ici
iie bon einem Monne pcrfiibrt nor.
Oen nit Gem lie p16rcno eiuieer
Sabre ocrfebrt battc. sic iei &C.
5pungen gelpeicu, i6r Seim 5u per-
Ioiien uno einen lieocrIihcu 9e6ens-
panoe 5u fiibteu. Sbr iebiger Sat
te, Gopio &uoocr, fam 3u ibr, iaete
lie ipeiter, uno moIlte lie, ipie CT ibr
ongob, aus Dem 5rbniub ser Inter.
melt empor3ieben. @r bobc lie ge6ei-
rotbct ino iie ioiort noh 9lorfoIf nit
9cnommen, no er i6r erfI6rte, OoB
iie fiir ocu llnterbolt fir 3pei 81
Iorgen 6obe. 8olO iei Iie in oIlenSo,
tells mo Gnfe's befauut eciucieu.
Sp0ter oiug ibr @otte nod 9oIti.
more un0 lieB lie nabfomneit Sic
mar frob, bicrber 81 tommcn ga iiC
cine perbcirot6cte Sbmeiter, 6roil
Sreo. Siste, bier ipobnen battc SiC
Iebten in Oemielben Sorie nit Der
6isfc'S. 9olO miiBte lie icood oen
ieIben licNerlidAen 2cbenswonoeI pie
Der nufncbmen.
Nlit ocu @orteu. SD fonn q
niht mebr aushoIten," brad] oie Jun
sc 6rou in bcitiecS S6lud5en ous
6rou 6iSfc ioete oui Dem 3eugeu
itonNc aus, ooB Gu0Oer bei 5obIrei
heu @cIeecnbcitcn frcmoe M6uner il
Das Sous ge6raht bobc.
Ter SOL fam sur GeuutniB oerTo
Ii3ci, oIS 5pci EoIi5iitcn oic jung
ISron ipeincnO ou einer StroBened
oorfonOen giuoOer murbc lmtc
$1,000 8iirgidoit fir sic @utibci
Dung Scr @eidlporenen icltgeboItcr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-20

$40 sInibciIc geuna u s q CONT. TIN
4s gnibciIe unIteo aainUopS com 2sM
% gnibciIc ssopInuo Oil com M 8
$tioO baltimore Gitb 4cr 1858 iooN
5000 sim cub tssatB) ser. ~ 1929
1000 Gonf GoaI @ci Scr ..,.....,, 99M
eooo Gouf @as 6 & . 44er ... 9lh
5000 @onr Cas 4Asr,.e.. 9f'A
800 Gif 0orn cr.,.-.,.........l 400
1000 g q { @rspna 4er.~...... q
1000 aRarpIano 4cr 1929 .S... iot
1000 Wlcr & Wau Trans 6cr .,.. i0sE
200 linIico @aihuobs 800 5cr>.. So
200 uniico Naincaps 5oe 5cr. SIX
1000 iiniico Nainpops inc 4cr .... eii&
5000 gireuia 8p 9owcr Bet m 50
SECOND CALL.
% gntbeIe aIabama 60 com M 25
10 sInibeIe Baltimore 1ubc pio 1862
300 Mntbclc GbaImcrs oil rio .,. aA
80 autDcIe Chalmers oil no AZ
12o gnibetIc CONNER Credit pio GU, 26s5
20 auibeIc Cont Goal com. ,.....ioO
29s anibcIc Conf cos 6 & & g com iisM
so sluibrIe Conf e5as s q & 9 com. t1O
100 antbciIc Gcn @os & & & q com, iioA
12 antDeIe goHl @as 6 6 & g com. if9&
. SnibeIe Conf @as 6 & q q pio,i2o1s
45o aHibciIc Cont Bcper Gisbis 1916
1926 anibciIc gcHf Roper &lgbis i%
60 autbeIe Goshen Oil com...... is
100 antbciIc Goshen CiI com. .,.... 12M
100 auibciIc Gosbca Oil pfo.. az
ieo anibeic Goshen & Go........ ie
14t5o snibclIc gosSen Wiubis CONF. VI
II sHtDciIc 0ablIon GbemlcaI com. 4oM
o5 autbciIc Or N /. Goi gani 2ela
e5 antbciTe Ult g. mins "a ~ piD 90
10 guiBciIc aai muriuc PAM . 30
so antpeiIe moriDcrn GeutraI com.. 50
90 anibcic Gcnra " & q com. . rs
% Wutbctc Sienna gs 4 g cont \. 7sM
30 anibciIc 9ooIc Cne & @lab com ito
100 anibciIe ecoboaro u g piS S.. sala
$1,000 alobama Goal 4 Srcn Ger ,.. SIS
1000 Gnuton so Der. er................ i00M
$4,000 Conf caS a q aIser ..... CIV
1000 gosoeu Oil & cos ecr. ...... fo2M
5000 eosoeH oil & @as Ger io2A
1000 Gn Corn Ser 400
1000 NRt Scr wiTIs tnoies) ~ iooM
1000 GearOIaub eIeciric 5cr...,. 9aM
1000 1cnitou Oh (oib etis) ......... 81
5000 uniiec sauiIoops 5bs bcr ~ s7M
1000 ilniicc aatlpoos inc 4cr ea9s
5000 lInitcc aoiIUabs 4 4cr ... ssM
1000 g9iI.ggel Sob ser ber..........i07
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-20
@rnnOciscnt6itms.Wl Wlarft.

SIN @ege Ser oficntIiden gluttiou
licB oic Sofc Gcpolit & 6rlit SO.
olS 9lohIoBoerpoItcrin feds Sdu.
Icr perfaufen. Giele &oufluiti.
sc botten iicb cineefuuocn. @utl
9Sreiie purocu cr5icIt. 9aut6G.
tiefeit.
Gle Sofc Gepoiit & 9rltit 60. ais
&erlpoIter ocs 0fohloijcS bon SoneS
9. 9tiUera bradtc geitern einiac
@rilnOitiifc uno SGuier olf ocnt
@ege Ger ofieutIibcn 9luftion gum
@erfoitf. CoS &ous g3r. t2, HeIt.
2erinatonitroBe, meIdes no6 oem
GoOc oeS Sru. Ripern bon gllfrco s.
Wloron bcuubt miro, lpur0c Inn ein
llbr in oen &dumen oer @runocigeu.
tbunsboric gum Vcrfauf ongebotcn.
Sine groBe gln5obl 8oufluitiger bat.
ten iib eingefunOen. GieIe 9lngebote
muroen bon @rln0eiqent6lims Sir.
men gelnadt, Ooh erbielt t6r. Moron
Oen 3uidIoe nit $5S,250 GjroBeS
Sntereiic wur6e oId oem Gerfai
Der Sditier 9lr 10, GIopitroBe, nm
OR. IA, 500 gIIIep, enteeeen9ebrodt,
rpclhe t6eiIneiie grimojiusfrei rm0
grunO5inspfIidtig iinO. Gieicr Ser.
fouf fonO I'M 8 llbr oui oeu @ruuo.
Itiidcn itatt GieTcl6en itiegen Idneu
i'm &reiic uno puroeu fir ole Sum,
me bon $5675 bon Sru 5. s. @ol.
Iogber eripor6en.
Cos grunOjinsfrcie &ous gfr.t00i,
9toro @opitroBe ipurOe i'm 8 llbr
80 gum @erfouf anacboteu unO pur.
oc gum getragc bon $2S75 bon Srn
Nlorris @eneib crporben. Tos SouS
9(r. 1901, NioOiIon 9lpenue, an Dct
@dc Der MoiberitrnBe, lpitroc bon
Srn. SummerficIO 9aIolpin gum
Greiie bon $500 3uriidgefouit. Gic.
ics Sous battc Sr. 9oIOpin imSo6re
1872 olf offcntlidjer 9Iuftion criton4
oen, es an Srn @ipero i'm Sabre
1892 pcrfouit. INN es iett ipieoer 5t
eriper6cn.
IoS Ieste &ouS, peldes 5ur sluf,
ton onitono, NOR 9lr. 1903, 0}orO.
G6orlcsitrobe lpeIcbes Gin @oht.
orilnoltiid lit uno einem @rltnoyins
! BON $3.50 unterItcbt. GieieS SouS
ipuroe bon s. 8colmcnr gum Greiie
BON $6225 erItonbcn. Eie @erf0uie
purocn ourd oie9(uftiondre Yottilon
& 0Iroboni genodt nit Srn. Som,
Yattiion ais glubicter.
@ct'm @eb6uoe Snipcftor rcibtc
oie 9roring 8ou G5eicnldoit oiJ
i %l0ue fir 10 5peiitodiee &0liier ein
pelhe an Scr Siioicite Scr q. Str
Ho6e Sugoltrobc, crridtet lueroer
ionen.
Die 6irmo @opIoro groofS & So
mod)te geiteru 6ie erlten &erf6nfC
bon @runO5inien peldbe in Der @lcc-
tric @orf 9olonic Iieeeu befount
Ole &erf1uie iutroen fir Ole electric
Yorf Smpropement SO. obgeidloi'
fen. SIN @on5en nur0en ncim@rlluo'
5inIcn perfouft Oie oif S6uicr an
oer @illon gIoenue ruben. Siebeu
ocrieIben iino in Sobe bon SIS mo
ypei ouf $50.
Iie Sugbes Nlobcl 5obrit min
einen breiitodigcn Steinanbou on
ser Bacon uno SoubertitroBe errid)-
ten IoIier uno iino sic Oicsbe5iigli'
den GIdne bei'm Geb6nOe Snipet.
for eingereid)t iuoroen.
Gnrd sic 6irno Gauebp, Scdru
& 90. bat Sr. S. s. 08obonep aus
@ortsmolt6, go, Dos groBc iieben.
Itodige Sous Der 80 SiiO Colbert.
StroBc bon 9rn. Ic6orIouo genie.
| tbet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-20
amr5c ShNtmcnisfcitcn.

Tic, ,Wanoerht1icr" ipcroen iicb ain
Sonntog 95odmittug an Der Stro.
Bcusobn Station in GbcrIea Der.
ioHncIn uno bon BORT noh einemger
Iub scr @linOenonItoIt cine Sour
iiber Toplor glpcnue, Gompen'gIoe,
noh scr Soarforo 9looO, @crmon 2c-
ne, Sig6 Eoint g(pc., Eorfpiep, Ser.
race Gooo unO 5uriid nod Scr 9clair
giooo Gleftriiden pernnitalten. Ie-
n6uBgdnger Club" trifft iib AM
5onntog Ntodntittoe I'M 9 llbr 30
an Scr Gotonsniuc Sunction itn0
morIdirt nod gielob. Seoernlouu lit
milfomn1cn. glIles lit frei.
3. 4. Mnrfcr aus Cetroit, Nlid..
Supreme Commander oes 9ruoer.
Tdafts Srocn Scr rNlacobeeS Ser
@elt,~ lit bel Dem beiitigen 9onfctt
Oes GrOens in Der Sone Ser @etera-
nen Ocs 5. Negiments, nit Dem oic
SnItaIlirung neuer Niitglieoer pey.
bunOen it, Der 6eitreOner. Nei Scr
geItrigen |erfonnlIung in oerielbcn
Soue bieIt Sr. Marfer oleidiouS
cine 9tnlprnde.
Gor Der SouoeIsfloiie Oes aGbriit.
lihen &ereins ilnger O}Gnner" bielt
geitern 9Ibeno 2omreuccG GbamberIuin
aus gtcip Dorf einen gortraa iiber
1iSinon5 @eih0fte"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-20

SRI sllice @reIton bat lid, nod Nj.
lonto Ga, beeeben, no Iie fiir einige
gSoden @oIt bon SRI. SIoton, 9tidte
oes @onoerneurs SIoton, ieiu miro.
@eioe Cdmen merocn Del ciuem Ip1.
ter ltottfinocnocn Ban scr 0eica.
ldoft poraeitent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-20
Nm &aDitaI.NnIegrr.

melt9e Sn ibarcH pRuIden unb arohe pber
tleine eunnitn Gjelb In Banr pber In mpnat.
ltcben Mb5abIungen anlcgeu mDlleu, no Cd tM
IN einigen SabrcH mebr ipte berbpppclt; Ntr
uiicrireN arDhe gut aelcgcnc Wrnnbithde ~
Sbr @clb lest an, bamit Gle bie ntebrl1cn
Wnten crbdlteH. 0jrunoitiifc 621S BET $50
anta 1875 BET 25O, fir ipentgcr ala 4 6cnts pro
Gunbratfnh. gplrb bnlb 10 @cnte pro lhd'
bratfnh lucrth icIn. Genicntirte @augluegt, Ma
labnmiHrte StraRen, itrfnnbe unb @drantie 6es
SiielS NIT cihgeidlDiicn; cline @elegcH1ett ltir
9ebene5eit Mlappen, DiIber uub Onnc GtH5elHs
leiten 80 erhultcn Dpn
IlidarS W. GuUt,
Rr. "a rar-2sSluetOH.strah
(Dft-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-20
Baltimore glarftbcridlt.

TonnnerItog, 10. Gftober 1916.
WtebI. II 3nfubr 1892 5diIcr,
einIdlicBlib 1919 6diIer 5u 2ocllit-
@oint rmo $3.50 6diicr 5u Canton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-20

SO gIuibeIe Nlobnmd so cont. .. %
50 slntbeiIe aaIiimorc Iube cont 1875
SnibciIe Baltimore gIcciric u.s.. 45
i4o sIntbcue gboIners oil cont . ~
rs slntDeIIc Chalmers OH com. .... 7ls
So euibeiic GboImcrS Oil com. ... 5
20 slnibciIe Chalmers Oh piO ~. Az
50 smtbcilc gboTmers Oil pio,..... Az
1870 stnibciIc Cont GoaI com 100
io5 elnibciIe Goni eBas 6 9 & q pfo i2oM
2os sluibciIc goui eas 8 8 & q com. it7M
25 slntbciIc Goui Gas g 6 & . com. fi7N
90 SnibciIc eonl @as 6 9 & g com. tt7M
40 sIulbeiIc Goni cas 6 & q q com. fts
i75 sIutbeiIe Conf eas 6 9 & q com. 1tsM
25 stHibciIe eouf eBos 6 q g. . com. iisM
ei5 pmibciIc eoni oSas 8 8 Il q com. 1isM
i.soo anibciIe eom Soipcr aiaDis TX
800 snbeiIc Goshen Gil com....... Is
300 sIuiDciIe GoSben cII com (s'e0) isN
10 SluDeiIc Goshen 4 60 ,., 10
IS g(npeue m " 1, RAT @anf 2ala
10 sluibeiIe Wll . paus Ia - pTo. 90
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-20

mx gu Ncrfnitfcn.
b,Innuderet iolpie @iero uno ggaqen uro 8onie
fsa.a Wtun oorciiirc 20. g. Az" ,,DeiiHd1cr
eippnbent," 4f3 cf.galtlmorc. Sirnkc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-20

smSS SSanofb bon 2s5 sldcr bel Gpdebsbiuc,
~, QroBeS gapbnboiiS. ypobn1diiler, Gdeil,
p1I, p1n uno Nnbcnpebduoeu. Ran6if bel n. n.
a6Sns19Bt, ar, t0S Sft.9erirptpu.St ct. QauI
svOo' ooer GodebSbIuc, III. (Sepii9, ,tgj0t)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-20

a.. gr. t7fO, gentaIpn.@trab
On a. loota NerdnonSront, 0 8intnicr H. Nob,
mus, uS uno gIcfiri5itdt Better 8uitonb 500
~ 'lger ipte Nnumeiiter'S 8reiS. ~. 6. Sad.
w -Mr, 10, Cit.2cglngton. Strnhr.
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