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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-17
|tttaicr Nicrntb iibcr
sic 1~sricaslage!
gefiiriUOrtrt cine mcbrfadle Bro6nf'
ton non Innition; cage nnf
alien &risgStbeateru aiinitig.

Berlin. ~. 9ob. Sn Der &C.
trigen @usgabe oeS gerliner To9e.
blaites Deripeiit Der IiIitorfritifer
Noratb oGraii. Dab ale Auitrengiin.
gen aenodt merocn utiiiicn mebr
mo immcr mebr 4{uuitiou 5u be.
ihoifen, lleber Die ollgeHeiue &riegs.
laae ihreibt er: Die Sitlution
inn 8elteu lit niht meientlih Der
1noert, bod 1T bic ItogItdfeit Dab
sic 8riten 0ie non ibneu gelegte
8reihe in norOlidcr Ridhtug aus
ocbnen f6nnelt, lit nitt belangloS.
Die griten boben am l3. 3oOember
nuf elmer 5rort bon 6 gicilen eineu
@elGn0egefuim bon 1000 9tetern 81
ber5eihnen. &ir aber iinb in Der
Sage @ron0eourt 5l baIten bon NO
olls lid ole Oeuti6cu 2inicn nun
naa Dem Ror0en uno Siioolten
biegeu.
Roior Moratb oeriihert Dab bic
ocutiten 6liegcr ihrc uleberlegenbelt
iiber oieienigen Der Ililcrten nit
ic6cm 5oge oeiltliher 5ciaen. BOB bic
Frousoien bel 5otap SoiIiict &C.
Ihlaaen, OoB bic Q. italieniihe 81
fcnitbe gum Strben gcfonmeH mad
Dem tic ebcnio idlmere 8erluite or
litter baben, ais bel Der aftcn 81
~fenffpe, bic Stalicn 10000 Inmt
gcfoitet bot, INC Dob Die SaIoniti
qrmee Der Miiierten Dic0er Iebbni
lite Idtiafeit crtnidcle. ober nidIts
misqeriftet babe. Gr fiiat bin5u.
bar sic 5ilrfen, mclfc Die mirfli
de aaacmeiue Gienitpflidt eiuge-
hlbrt hober, ibre Streittrdife itrtig
~bcrmehren uuo ocn gliIgarcn an Der
5tumu Iront t~atfrditige Silie lei.
item, moielbit tie gritcu nidt pom
Sled fommen. Gr ihlieBt ieine
llc6erfdt nit Dem @iumcis, onb
@encraI b. 6alfenbonu in Rumdnien
quito Tortidritta mode un0 oab Oic
4isiidten oui einen erfolgrelhcn
6cl05uq in Der Moloou unO Der %.
bru0idu iebr siinittg iino
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-17
SolecnItbtpcrc Jrrtillli
in CALIFORNIA; Dctmm!
@ng nntcr iImitdnSen Rcinltnt Der
gan5en &nbl in 6rage itellen.

eos guqeles, Gal, II. gioo.
GIN fIeiner syrrtlm bon orei Stint
men Inn 9rc5inli 20. 33S BON Sos
qnQelcs GouutD mag ote otfi5lelle
Qnh3dblunq III oicicn Gopntp poll
Itdnoiq unterbrcden So, es lam
iein. BAH, Tolls Dos 9otim BON aa.
Iifornia fir 0ic @rpahluug ocs Sra.
ii0enten Sen 2l,tsihlaa gcbcn lollte,
Gin Ginitreittn bCs C~bergerldtrs
nofpen0ig 1T, rUic iouobl r~epublifa.
.niIte ais o~ea1ofrntiite 6iibrer 8tti
ae6en. meldc ons 3oblen Der Slim.
men iibcrruohen.
Die gerqlci5litcu in obigcm Ere.
8inft crgehcu udmIih ooB 273
timmen fir Oie Brditoentcn eIef.
loren abgeac6cu iino, mahreno nur
go Stimmpnabgeber r%egiItricrt no.
rem. Die 99ablbcoluten iirO allBer
tanOe, oieien llutcrihieO ODER err
hlm al erfldren, gnmtBonmaIt
Sill ioQte beitte iiber bic 4ugclegeu.
belt lem ltrteil obgeben aber er
muBtC 5tqeben oob or tciHcn 4ro
fc6cu5iaQ finoen founte, oif Dem er
lem urteiI boiicreu formte 9is
Sicie Shmieriqfcit gcloit lit fam II
ser offBielen 3dhlm1g nitlt fortge
fabreu meroeu. nie bic SuperDiio
rem entjdie0eu baben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-17
SOfnnug briuabr anfgegcben,
alS iit Silft fanO!
81. gaIbDens SHrnp gepiiu heiIt
Iangiabrigcn d)rouiifcH
Sal.

Rah einer langen 2eioensperiooe
an 2eber. mo Mtugenlei0eu, Die aud
NnInorrhoioen herporriefen un0 fir
Bic lie ldon Die peridieoeniten Sell.
nitseI erfoIqIos aebrnudte tnufte
Trau Marn 8. Setueu. ron 8crrien
1prinqs. Niidl.. cine 6lni6e 8r.
Eal1men's Spr1lp &eplin BEL ibrem
~9Ebotbefer. 1ieies einfohe, biaige
NeiImittel bradlte beinabe mon1en.
tame SciIung uto 6rnu Sepea
Idricb Gr. GolDmell il6er ibren SAL.
sSn ibrem grief iagt 6rou Selpel (:
Id beriudlte Die beridieoeniten
9le0isinen fir meine 6dnorrboioen,
abcr erfolqlos un0 batte bcreits Die
@0ffnuug auigegeben, non 0enIelben
befreit 5a meroen. Sd DuBte, oa3
aieieLben non meiiler 6ortIeibigfeit
berporgerirfen muroen. als ih SIR
snrllb @epii1t einnabm, muBte i'd
l0i0rt, DoB Dies Die ridtige Wte0t3iu
mai. Sd 1nnfe Sbnen aith beitens
fllr oas Ie6rreide giidIein. oos 5ic
afr 3uimidten. GoSielbe 5eigt ie0er
9erion mie man lid geiuno erbnlten
fam
Or. galomen's Gprlrp Gepiin 1T
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-17

cine einfohc D}iifung abfilbrenoer
Graltter mo Eepfin frei Don gifti.
qcn ODER b~gtduben0n @eitan0teileuo
lit miloe nber oot 5~uDerlaBlidl
luirfiam unD peruriuft teine Be
ihUer0en ooer Ssrantpfc.
Ir. Golomeas Snrup Bepitn
miro in aact 4potbefen flr SOC
per Ilaidc oerfnuft. ltn lih Dor
9adIaBmumqen 81 idliBen iebe man
Fitr 0as 8il0 mo Den 6nciim1le
Ranlens3ug II. Galomcas ouf Dem
aelben 8erpodlIuqsfurton Der 6la.
Idle. sir freie 9robeflaide idreibc
nan an Or. V 9. gatomea, 442
@ai6inqt0n Ctr. Mlprticelo, So,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-17

mfrihtr, oaH OasIrlbs fam, Si,
GenHdlanD a~b5nbpIeH, wOaen
Fh ai6i lcsrn.

Sem Gon0un Conn, IL. gtob,
Son Der Blum Sniel lit bGIte uad
mittap bier Die Ieloune eingetrui.
fen, Dab ell Irem0es Inudboot nut
einpm @eiHhs ouf Dem Ged mitt.
meas gpiihen Der Giiite Connect.
cuts nnbe 9nrtsetts Reef om 2ong
.ssInn0 5uub geiiftet norOen lei.
Gem 9erifte GemdB fonlte man oag
Boot mdbrenD zines leihten 5hnee.
a~eTfobers gut effenneu. giner ipa.
tcren MeIDung gemdB 1T Oos fremf
ne Gouhboot nieoer peribpunoeu
90 DdsicIbe touhte ooer oberhatt
ocr @ofierfld6e oobongefa9ren 1T
peib Rieman0.
8ielerielts gIuubt man, ouB oas
Fremoe 5nbr8elig NIT ienem GGttl.
boot iOentiid 1T, meIdes beitimmt
NOR Die 9eutidInno Gtf ibrer
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-17
Rooicpclt 9cht i'll Scn.
l1eni6cnfrcff

g}ep gorf. II. 9op. - Gie &c
nobncr Der 5ioidi Snieln uno BoIn.
ngiicns miiier's omar nod mdt,
1bcr iic tonncn iid duf cine leb.
hate lleberroitunq gefabt MAIDEN.
ocnn Col RooieDatt BOT Die 4b.
iidJt iie I'M aouie oes uatlitcu sc.
bruars 5u beiiden 9ooicpelt miro
bort ieine 5ertcn pcrleben uno Gam
mo Selta fenneu iarnen. CGr mag
iih III 2ldlt neamcn Die bort leben.
ben Wcnihentreiier bobcn minoe.
items ein ebeuio idnries @ebiB ais
R%ooicbeit)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-17
Scntrbcridrt.

Iiir Cmu1a uno llmQegen6 ihon
bciltc 2lbeno uno 5amstag, feline
4en6eruma ~ ser Iemperatur
5itr Qebrosto. idon beute AbenO
lm0 Snmstoa fciuc 4en0crung IN
Der Ielnperatur
5itr Sotpo ihou 1cute 4belo
.um6 5amstaq. fcine 4enoerlmg m
scr Semperdtar
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-17
6infnhr pun .3nferrabeniamen.

BaibingtOH, H. gton. ytdf
einem 5cute rom 5on6elsoeporte
ment ocr0ficntlidten ausmeis bat
Die Ginium bon 8uderriibenianen
uad 0cn Ser 5tonter in Den 8
Monaten bis sum I. Cttober Die
beiipielloic @0he non t8,500,000
Rfuno CREDIT UNI cine geiuionen
RiunD me5r oIs I'M aalen0erjobre
1913-t9t4 uf0 fat o0ppelt iobteI,
wie im Sabre 1912. Ger Samen
miro ieBt 6asmidhlid aus RltB
lnn0. be5ogatL mabren0 trilger
gcutidian0 Den @eiddfts5Deig be.
.hcrridte 1ie aeiomte einiubr non
3uderrnbeniaaen pdhreno oes SIS
faliabres, mstfes ant 30 Suui
idIoB, belief i'd aui 9.0l2490
8hno un0 Damon fanlen 5.SSi SAC
8funo aus RuBlano.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-17

nohnt. cyn eincnt SmnIc FtcIIte Der
nctte frcmoe Serr afron elmer biib.
Iden @lonOiren Dor, weIhe fiir ibn
MEL Snierriic 5eigte 0ahoem CT
Dos sans pcrloiicu, bemertte Der
Cbioer All Ieinem Shrcd oaB irine
oonse 8aridait floten gcgangen
mar. @r benohrihtiele bic go'
Ii8ei, iDcIdc icet oiif Der 5udc nod
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-17
DcntiblanS nimmt bon
am. prctcit Hcnntnis!

8oibiuqton, II. gob.- Geutid
.lonb bot bcrte bic 8rmbesreaierlma
in aenntnis aeiett oaB e. 0et
grotet Der umertfdmiheu Re9ierrmg
neaeu Ser Deportation bbn gelg1
.ern nab Dem Sunern 8eutidlmos,
erhotten babe. SIC oeutifc Rc.
Iqierrnq bat pcriprodenL Der 8un0cs
regierlmq ocmndtit eineu p%olitaHOi.
aen geriht bieruber 5itfomulen 81
lniierL
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-17
GnolanS cntSeGt
nod hancnenfnttcr!

gon0on. IL. gop. Rnt elmer
quiiteGung oe5 Regiitrars iitr ST
laro, Uel6e tort Der aegierung
betannt gcnladlt miro, 9ibt Is in
yrlan0 547,S27 fDofienfobiqe Mon.
ner. Gabon ino 245S75 n0tig,
UNI Die Sn6uitrien Srlanbs 5u be.
ltreiben. 1924 befiubclt it'd BEL
ben Jabnn uro 1929 iiuo iibrig
mo f0nnn aoh fiir militdrildc
3mede periUoa6t mer0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-17
Gine ~.rinnehmenOe gaOAD

g. s. gtfins' boE qlfron, g..
trai GonnerStos oui iciner aeiic
mad R%dIifornien init elmer Bar,
idnit BON sos In Omaha Elm.
Seine eriten Sdritte Ienfteu ibr
mad elmer @irtihnit. mo CT einer
oerrn traf NIT Dem er iid aufrcum,
oete mo cine giumtueItour inter.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-17
Farbiaes gauOiteNpaar.

9rpci geacr ~fbcrficlcn 9onners'
toa obeno ode TO- nlo 9eoge CIR
S.epcl Camp ron 60. gIitfs nno
uobnen ihn bier 2oIors %.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-17
Sns6cs in gliuneiOta Ourau.

ct. &aul. Wiun.. IT, gtob-
aaut Den ~bisherigcn Reiultoten Der
oif3ieaen gtad319lung bot Su9hes
a6er 8uion $50 5ttmmen Ylebr
5cit. @uqbes bat bisber 1854
.uno 8ilion i79.06t StJmmeu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-17
7entidlanO unr lridlt belhd0iat'

Rcn 2on0om Conn, II, 9top.
.Gs bat lid, nod criolgtcr llnteriu.
dung beruusaeitellt, Dab bic Gentld]'
lnuo bel Der Stoaiiiion mir leitt be-
ihd0iat poroeu lit; mebrcre HIotten
0es Sdaffsbooprtetls iito ettpds elIi'
qe6ogcn uuo Ole 8cruiehlng bat nd
etmus qcloIt. Gas Sfiii miro bin
men elm paar logeu IN Gee ltedlen
Ifonren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-17

Mlannidoit idiIieien aegen yittt1g
an 9oro orS 3onpiers 8ilebeao
or miro I'M 9miie Ocs beutigen "a
.qes an Die Safenbeldroen eineu a.
iisieaen gerid,t iiber 0aS ungliid
eritntteu
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-17

|0err FrrureIideu S%rcHlocn iits0 Oe'
rriacnorn gIonoinen III.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-17
gsArtr gerlanaen @e1aIIgerl0tnna.

gebrer pcrlaugen @ebaItsergOBnns.
8ie 9rin5ipole mo 9ebrfrd'tc an
Den biefigcu 6ifeltlid,en Sdulen pa
ben ourd Superintendent @rnff.
benz SduIrot enc Betition einge.
reidt in metdun tie cine 8ebolts
ouFbeiierunq ron % 9ro5ent per
lnnaen. Die Petition. melfe poll
$50 bon ibnta unieridriebeu III.
miro in Der udhiten Sdnilrots lisung
ON fommcnoen Montdg 5ur Spra-
dc fommen als @runo meroen oic
fohen Brciic fiir gebeHsurterbdli
nt0 aleiouHa hugegeben aud pFs0
oarnlti biugelDieiefL DAT Die De.
batter Der 6odlidplliehrer cine CT.
hollmg crfabren babeH 6eblbctrag
Tim 5dulioHn u6er $3505000 aus.
iaa on @inHabmen-m0 9ebaltser.
h0hungl @a remit ih oas 81.
iaH1meul
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-17

Scrmreiie 81 beeleitcn @s miro &C.
iaqt, ooB, 0o Oie Deutidlano oieien
SoFen Dor II Gngen erreihte mo
EN- Eo1thboot in 0teier SpaHne Bet
Die 5obrt ii6cr 0eH G5eon 5nrild'
legen fam. eas 3uiaumentreiTen
ser GeutitIano NIT Dem aontpi.
toudboot cine borber abgemodtc
.Sude getpeien lit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-17
Roturbuut cine @lpt6e,

Iae @enihts Hber ienes agebcim.
nisnoae Motorboot" nns Die DeutldDl
lamb 81 rommen beriudte, Derocr
ais unqIuubmur0ig be5eituet. Ger
3uIammeuitoB Ger Gelttidlono mi
Dem 5dlepper miro Oarauf 5uriid.
qefibrt, OaB sic DeutihIunO Den
S6lepper 81 uabe fam, UNI Dem So.
pitdn oes @ritcren @elegenheit 81
qc6en. fi6 NIT aapitdn @inid, Oer
fid oltf Dem SdLepper bcionO, per.
itdnoIih 81 MAIDEN.
Crit 5pei Stunoeu nafoem oeI
aapit1n &iuih aus Dem @aiicr ge.
5ogen puroe, erputjte Oieier ous
ietner Gbnmndt.
aopttdn aouig mo EN- Eel ieinel
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-17

81. Station BON 1881 erstiHe
CIR. gift G~onnerstdg abeno ode
~ mo Barter Ctr. aus uno
.itiir5te auf Die 5traBe. nobel er ltdl
.einen Shdoclbriln 5nS0G er lnnr
DC IN Dos ct ssoiepb @olpitol ge
hrodlt NO bic 3er5te ieiHcn gu
ltnn0 ais beoeslflldl erfinrell.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-24

Fea N-Y
sls as1 aa ADVISERS 8e55 Pa
y inaagsrsis . sysem x ev-
4a a4rag snznaanr amsr u general
eze u ss 81 Nheh maaay-
ag umes AaFe been established
e Pa5zg ara elsewhere II Is
aaaeS y aa sr h~aAaestsss to tzpe
ose Nao pnsseat f~hpsaseives 6os
moa gga begmnng sisEt
Agast Is.
Tie vessels to be gtiazes Is trzsa-
ing aaiga Will take on theH nssdens
perboane aAng the Aflazsie Cozs
probably Il Nev York Boston. PAL
adelpHa, Rorfslk. Pgr1iare ana
Charles@n Il Is enimsted shat the
Eix hattie ships WI make possible
DE training x 100 mea A snailar
prggram 4 Il expecteA VII be pre-
pared fqs next year fer degeiopEneni
N ts pIaa 81 tie Pacific Coast
Tas pan "a drafted ~ Assistant
Secretary geosegels proposes that The
eogt - the nee hza be Sufficiently
oE 10 enable thoae n moderate or
eam9tapees 70 A The on8y oomvaL
seFy requirement i that each yoIun-
ter declare bin intaatios II giying biz
5eei N tae naVy Ia ease n var.
It,IE not .pfopp p regniss e. cath.
b0t nssrsy : declaration n sntenE
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-24
SCHMIDT DIED An DAWN
friday FOR GIRLS. MURDER

.LedveY Special
+. Osaining, n " Feb. Be-Hans
sehnl1t the unfroeked priest Who
murdered Anna Aumuller Ii New
York City September 2, 1918, was
ezecuted at dawn today. Schmidt
was led to The death chair By Rev.
william ]. cashin. His last words
we're for hiz mother. He vent quietly
to the chair.
Aiphonse G. Koelbie, his counsel,
sid Schmidt had authorized him to
Ray that Schmidt went 70 hiE death,
not for murder, but for lying.
gchnidteaid Anna AumuIIer really
died from The result Of an operation
.for which he was morally responsible
The sx-priest Gays he lied in his de-
fease Of insanity 30 he might not
drag those 70 ruin who took part In
the operation"
y charge bad faith on the part Of
nobody" bis statement concludes.
sThis is only a weakness Of the judi
eial system, as there Is weakness Of
human nature.
but | happen to be the victim this
time, and ! hope and pray that time
win. prove every one Of my conten-
tions, and that my judicial murder
win help 10 abolish executions, for not
one-third Of the me- who have been
III the death chamber with me, inelud-
ing Becker, were guilty OF murder
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-24
THE BEST PROOF.
Given BY a Mexico Citizen.


Doan's Kidney Pills were used
they brough benefit.
The story was told 10 Mexico res
idents.
Time has strengthened the evidence.
Has proven the result lasting.
The testimony Is home testimony
The proof convincing.
II can be investigated BY Mexico
residents.
Mrs. John Reeds, 1l04 Harwood 81
Mexico, says: II suffered for some
time with kidney complaint / had
pans m my hips and a bearing down
acne IN my loins, / had pains in mv
mead and irregular passages Of ire
Kidney secretions. / couIdu,t rest
ven nights and didn't know what -
90. finally got a box Of Doan,s K;d.
aey Pulls at Buckner & Wbitnev's
Drug Store and was cured in : shoyt
n am Statement given November
A Permanent cure
OVER THREE YEARS LATER
mrs. Reeds said; THE cure made HI
Doan's Kidney Pills IN my case hss
been permanent. "A
frice zoe, at all dealers. De,r,,
naply ask for a kidney remedy-gst
Doan's Kidney Paas-tbe ssr-s
~. Reeds has twice publicly recon-
psnoed. Foster Mibun Co, Props
Adv
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-24
HAVE YOU WEAK LUNGS7

Do colds settle on yox chester in yoEir
bronchial tnbese Do coughs hang on, or
are You subject TO threat tfoubless
Such troubles should hare immediate
treatment with the strengthening powers
OF SCOTS Emulsion TO guard against
consumption which 50 easily follows.
scott's Emulsion contains pure cod liver
oil which peculiarly strengthens the res
piratory tract and improves the quality Of
the blood; the giyeerine in il soofhes ard
heals the tender membranes Of the throat.
Scots Is prescribed BY the best special
Bts. You can get it at any drug store.
6cott q Bovine. Bioom6eld. Nj.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-24

MsnsgprerE rs F& IA per
za enzanassr Nswee1 svgae
esaasea sszEes GassrazT. whea -
gepF E EabaasH x s. LanA
pr wansss IL ae ir e
nae Nnaaszl saxrre w1 NJ
1E xs Maa p-varaesns Ezs
Ne y ezrssa frv= ne w1s
read E Uarla wfz ng
ass j ansas Ear Msws1 fsr ~
81s aaa Casss q SaA as1 sasass
H SEA- fsm asaaa
Tsa gs @m ~ a.1ask o-eesrz1
Nan wr risrg her hzeh@l-
aaw y Ni4G ii a rag lzF;
sapw d DEAD
"a Eaa prpEA sseH
q 1aa y woals - unatie =
zas A al Ma EsAarks sogi
raB esaas . azeaar Niasasn 81
tae
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-24
. sTOLEN GOnns-

Early Wednesday night the Moo
eriy police, Wabash special agents
and Special Agent Haas. Of the c. 4
A. raided the big stone boarding house
south Of the brick yard and found 400
pairof shoes and bolts Of percales,
which merchandise had been stolen
from G. & A, ears at Francis and
Mexico, says the Moberly Democrat.
As a result Of the raid Mrs. Annie
Shelby, colored, the keeper Of the
boarding horse, was arraigned in po-
lice court this morning and fined one
dollar and costs for receiving stolen
goods.
hr- Haas took the negro known as
Foot" to Mexico to answer to the
charge Of breaking into and robbine
ears.
Frank Kesler, who looks like 4
man and claims that he is a
negro, was arrested and is in the
calabcase. II Is likely chat he win
be released.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-24

shsptr Esrzdk a Ne5,--
u3s arnsaed IN fhis city w.s
nsznine y aeria J. ". B,--I
.ckief q Poles sam wauae. u
rksrs< q hlliar Jshs Kotz
carry Tuesaay msrzinr-
EaHas7s vas idenhses h.
Nahnr . white nsAn.
bsduehf . Mrriss b. shs5T N
Hsulans q Bapilar crea
According % shsria Hau,5,.
w.rds had bess y Lsuidss, =
other Eztito neEross and ~
lesisd lie ssrurS Koou,z -
head viii . shoeel. he shers -
de iasssf sat N the sana -
7oosh Tuesday morning. Ko,-.,
Tnesaay night His hone
u1b24res Iowa
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-24
sc ~GOyERNMENT WILL


FURTHER AID N. NJ. A.
c. r. Clark believes the Missouri
Military Academy, Of this city, can
secure further assistance from the
United States Il a movement along
this line is actively taken up now. Mr..
Clark offers his assistance Ia the work
feeling that it VIII not only benefit
Mexico but be Of service to the coun-
Try in general.
"In institutions such as the Missouri
Military Academy are doing much to
prepare the youth for the contingency
Of var Il it should come. Sentiment
in the United States is such at this
time that feel sure government aids
for these schools could be secured
after some little effort. / am wiling "a
aid in such a movement and hope II
win be taken up
At present the government aids the
school in that it supplies a common
dante In the person Of Col. Mould, Of
the United States Army, who has
charge Of the military training in the
school. The matter will likely be re-
= ~
fefred 70 the Commercial Club at its
next meeting.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-24

BY virtue and authority Of Irsn-
script Execution issued from the Of.
fee Of the Clerk of the Circuit Court
Of Audrain County, Missouri, return.
able at the March Term, 1916, Of SAD
Court and to me directed, in favor q
J. G. Mundy, and against J. F. ThonnP-
son and Louetta Thompson. have
levied upon and seized all the rignt
title interest and claim Of The sad
J. F. Thompson and LOuetta TnomP-
son, Of in and to the following des-
eribed Real Estate, to-wit:
Lots rs and 26 in Barnes Addition
Mexico. Missouri.
An lying and being in the sad
County. ard State Of Missouri. AND
! will, en-
Friday. the 10th day Of March, A. D.
1916, !.
iii beihg the fifth day Of e'cireuif
't1uf< Of said County,. between INC
hours Of nine o'clock in the forenoon
and Eve o'clock IN the afternoon o.
that day. ct the Court House door %
the City Of Mexico, County Of Az
drain aforesaid, sell The same, or s.
much thereof as may be required, q
public vendue, to the highest bidder
for cash IN hand tsubject to all pro-
liens and judgmentsl. TO satisfy sala
Execution and costs.
SLIT r. ~. BARNETT,
Sheriff Of Audrain County Me,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-24
SUES WABASH FOR DAMAGE
WHEN MOTOR RAN OVER HIN


Joseph Spear, a section hand Oh the
wsbagh at Benton city. has filed suit
against the Wabash Railroad in the
Andrain County Court, asking $4,000
damage for injuries received while
working with d motor ear. Spear
charges the railroad with negligence
in keeping their motor car and track
IN condition.
His petition charges that on Dec
ember 81. 1915 he wal starting a
motor ear belonging to the road when
a lever he was manipulating slipped
and threw him to the ground. The
car left the track and ran completely
ever his body resulting n several SER
iops injuries.
He charges the lever should not
have been loose II it was in good con
dition and that the motor would have
gemained on the track 4 a place has
not been insecure.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-24

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wag saxaA w. fasssz saaf
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ally N trey xgs eo@ gek So
@ Advertising p aasmesr
& aame Is pays aseant %as
sbeF M @1inx 10 aE faey vans
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-24

2 r. Wh. e as ea4pAetes
trade Fnazy piA Meal Gearge
by Htarh me 5Eznir0 bnElness prop
srsF beloagng 70 ME- Gsmg& was er-
.Eh4agai fer hiz s. Ca3r5es Cay
srsss bulsng TIE ronsserzsi0n S
nated At 922M
TIE Mezies prosperity is the buadsng
.oe-aF2 ~ the Mods Bakery On
washngsm street. TIE St Gg]ss
baisang Is spienaidly located The
tFade was made through J. o. Tinsley
nhe represented both parties.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-24

RaAns A BUSINESS ASST
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ruzpnsu ad& hun aez indus
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Asr risy Nrtt Hzln whs has juss
-rtunea fram . sisit n An famoes
soran ay. mas g inpagS VA
as srsnza hirkrsgz n GsurE4 Ass
h nn5s inqzriss cunsantar ahsiE
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nisre ruE
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81 4 ssrnnunh 81 = . -permsasat
rzs and e5irud far mi'ek He WIS
- inp-sm va thsr srisnaia qaal-
rs ta,nt n rizsr6s he iarrer S0shinz
MERCHANTS q tie osy ard . eaeA
pss fhs Q~uasiun. @whnt kzsae frcn
mar inausrrses Dc yua saasadrs cor
|uauaas mast % ysar bnsnests
WIDEST enc dizrszHng an sid
god soaak NJ lshiliip sys Ms
seuri i qaiis a Hasls belina al CIDER
states ln nc n.atter n permanent
rpud rosdk. Gesgsis has splendid
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ahsn i ops e the main ingrediensA
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-24
NIIL ATTENp coNYFNTIoN.


MLzzse Mazssadnke Eskridge,
formerly Nizs Lizzie Masmaduke of
Mexico. IN fenerzng the Ledger,
writes fruzn hsr home IN San Francis
co. calfarnia. referring 70 Missouri
politics as follows
7 see from your paper that Cor.
MAJOR expects 70 COME ont for Vice
President a. the ruming convention n
June ! truly hope 50. and for his
sake as wen IS that be Is q good Ms.
~suarian and an hanest one. / hope be
viii rsceise the nomination Were ]
IN Missouri ard Il Missouri had SUI
rage. / voah surely BE a good wsrksr
and booster for him Nevertheless
two special trains VIII leave here for
the convention n St Louis IL June
II hope 10 be one among the numb=r,
and with Champ Clark for President
and Governor Major for Vee-Pres-
neut not even California climate
would keep me from returning to
Missouri 70 i've. and also bring two
voters with myself there, my two
sons who are fine young men and
staunch Democrzt-mysslf the third
voter because Missouri viii surely
give the vote 70 women next time II
has got 10 come. 80 why not get i
over with and in harmony and pat
two good Misscurians in the highest
place the nation can give. II Mr,
Clark refuses to run for President,
then Wilson Is oar choice out here.
With best wishes and kindest re-
CARDS. ! am
Sincerely,
" -.asN.