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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-06

Miss Marian Erskine gave lunch
con Wednesday for her cousin, Miss
Cora Erskine of Rouse. Col. who is
spending the summer in Topeka. The
decorations were yellow and white
and the flowers used were roses. The
ices were frozen in the fora - yellow
roses. Covers were laid for Miss Cora
Erskine, Miss Clare Gage, Miss Lillian
Ortman. Miss Gertrude Klein, Miss
Ethel Wright Miss Mary Whittier
Miss Harriet Embree, Miss Edna Law
renee and Miss Helen Erskine.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-06

Forty-one of the states have state geo
ogists or similar officials.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-06

A good looking afternoon dress was
seen at the ball park yesterday. 1t was
of duh rose linen. with white sailor
collar and cuffs. The skirt was of
conservative length and width, and the
hat worn with the costume was a
white straw, trimmed with a touch of
rose The dress was worn by Miss
Katheryn Albaugh. The Morton AL
baugh family will leave little later
in the season for Indiana, to spend a
part of the summer with Mrs. AL
laughs people
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-06

Miss Flossie Dillon and Miss Mabel
Dillon gave a slumber party for the
X. K K club at their home Wednes-
day evening The guests were: Miss
Helen Graham, Miss Alberta Avery,
Miss Emma Louth. Miss Maureen
Blair, Miss Marguerite Mulvihill and
Miss Henrietta Dillon.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-06

Mr. l. ID. Graham. of Portland. Ore
gon. formerly of Topeka, is spending
a week or two in this city. He is on
his way to New York, and will later
return to Portland While he is on
his eastern trip, Mrs. Graham is visit
ing her sister in Idaho Mr. Graham
has position on one of the Portland
papers. He is the guest at dinner to-
night of Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Pitcher, of
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-06

The June, 1916, class of the high
school will have a picnic at Gage park
next Tuesday evening, followed by a
line party to one of the theaters.
= = J.
Topeka people who formerly lived
in Decatur county, held picnic Tues
day at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. D. E.
Logan, on the Rochester road They
formed a permanent organization.
choosing Mr.. Logan as president and
Mr.. Rollo Harger as secretary.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-06

To-morrow-Cherry Ice Cream
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-04
Sc til dlonsb ID iinldt e II
ltarfc s iirfei."

/ Ser oeutide 8otiebafter GraI @olff
Wetterni6 antlpprtete Gr fiibrte aus,
baB beibe 2dl1oer eiren Sriebeu berbeiz
6lpiin'dten, pelder bie griltens unb
cine iihere 3ufunft Ser beinen gfatioz
men 9arantire. 9eutldlanhs @unldl
lei cs, Die Giirfei ltprt ltnn madtis Su
ieben 10 oaB lie auf ibrel, eieenen Sit
Ben lteben fDnne uno nidt mn iebt,
lonbern audi in Der 3lflinit imltanDe
lei, getreu bns 8iiubniB nit Seutide
lalb 5u balten, bas fir beibc 2dnber
bon 10 groBem 8ertb lei. .geutldlanb
berlanse oesbolb fein @ebict, i'll ipet=
dem leine Sntere1leu iiberipiesenb
mubeebenb 8u iein batten, cs bean@
iprude feinc Stellung, pelde nit ser
@iirpe uno l1nabbdnsisfeit Scr Siirfei
in @ioerlprld lteben ipiirbc.
8eibe Heben tpurbcn bon Sen beutz
idcn irte tiirfilden 8anfettt6eilnebz
mern nit sroBem gntbuliaslnus quiz
9enc1nmen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-04
@,crifaniidycs.
q M c ri t. 81 L m c c lpirb ii dl

81 III ri t. 81 rmee ipirb it'd
lang la nj 5ltrsii Il 3 5tcben.
/ GlYaip, 3. @aai. Gin probelpciies
Nbfonmen loll 5lpii6en General gcpttl
nno Sen. Sbregon 9etroffen moroen
Iein, bas ben atln1aligen 8iid5us ser
|amcrif. Sruppen alls Megifo pprliebt.
Gencrnf Suuuel Gantus, Scr nlttos
rilirt irar, i'm 9iamen Der n1crifaniIchcn
@enerale st ipreben, 9ab folsenoc grz
fldrllng aus:
o@ir erlparten icbt cine 2oll,ng, Sic.
lid) nit Der @iirbe lnb @brc ser me-
gifnnild]cn gsatipn pcrtrdgt. slae Sc
nerale Ser gefacto &e9ierllng ltebcn
! in boiler @arnunie llrb cinig bintcr
ibrer Mcsieruns."
! Mcgifanild,e aMlitdrs glauben, baB
Der Miidsne ocr anerif. rEuppcn IN cts
ma 5ipei 80 on a ten ltattfinben
lperbe. Sic amerifanilden Gffi3iere
per6altcn iic1 1cbipeislan1.
Sic Merifaner lasen, baB IN Mnbee
trucbt Ser portSbregpn 9etroffenenGisz
polittoner1 bic 9urdfiibrlli1s bes nit
G3cn. Scott getroffenen slbfon111el1s
5nr gentciniamen Sago auf Sic fIcinen
&illabanbcn in ben Staaten gbibuabua
|n. 8urangp lblperlidb ,ncbr aIs 2 Dlp~
nate bauern tpcrbcn Ii. ba Sic Garrane
5atrllppcu Bic @al,hen ppn Siibcn nad
gfprben treiber, 10 ipcrben Sic glneriz
fatcr lid alln1olie ber @rense ndbern
llnb ipern Ser l1lieBlitbe 8cfcbl gum
0tild5ug fomr,1c, luerbe nun noH ein
Sbeil Ser iekigcn Ggpebitipnsforce auf
mcrifarilbem goben ltebetl
General Scott bot has 9c1uItat ser
gcltri9cn &pnferen5, Die bis nad Mts
tcrnadt banerte, nad @albingtpn tcz
lle9rapbirt nno Sen. Gbrcgon nod
Gneretaro, bent sis Ser Gnrral1sa Ste
| gierung, aber Sic slntipprten iperben
lnibt ppr morgen criuartet.
@abriheinlid iperben feinc ameris
fanilden Gruppenbeipegllngcn itnttfinz
Sen, biz bas 9bfommcu 5iuiIben bcn
5ipei Meeierl1n9en fDrnllidb llntersei6>
| net lit. 9tahber miro erlpartct, bab
@1crifaner llnS sln1erifaner fopperiren
nnb cine @ampagnc bcgillltcn lperben,
ipcl6e sic @anoiten alistilgt.
CT Ealo, 3. Wiai. @cneral Gbrc<
spn sab Ser gli. Grcb bellte Nbcno fol-
lge1bc Grfldrrng:
uslls grsebniB oer @pnferena ideint
lii6 Die 9t.noipbdre pDllig gcfldrt 5it
baben. gs berrldt cine biel before
stimnnlna sipilhcn slmcrifancrn unb
Mcrifancrn llnb allc Spamung
lbeint rerIdpllnbcn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-04
Ser aampasuercSncr,

Gin politilhe &ebner, ser in ether
sserlammluns cine Aniprade belt,
+ntahte ir1nlitter oerlelben cine 3aille
l1nb ingte:: uNulI nfeite Serrelt, lpas
n1ei1ten Sie?"
"a erbob iih eill Mol,n III Ser
0eriarmnll,ng, f,1iff ein sl1tge 5l1 unb
lprad beideioen: sd meine, @err
lpirflidl id) meme, @err, sueun
Sic unb id,, mir beioe 5lliammen,
iiber 2al,o gingen, lpiiroen mir Sen
selltel1 n1ebr 2iigen er5ablen als
.ionit guei Menlden i'm 2anoe, Serr,
l,no ih luiiroe babel in Ser gansell
3eit Sen Nlluo uitbt auftbun, @err.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-04
2oriutcr frciaciprpdle,t.

Gbicaap 8. Niai. NaW fat breis
inonatltdem 8roscB gelan9te bcr Sall
gcgcn Gy Senator @m. Qprimer. Ser
Ianldbli6 Scs @r,,hes ieincr Ga Salle
Strcet Z ganf bes 8ctruscs anseflast
mar, beutc am Spdtnadntittag an Sic
Iltrb.
SsaIt allscmein ipar cripartet NOR
ocr, DOB sic SURF iid nidt ciligcn
iperoc, aber lie einigte iib bnd nad
II Stunben mlf Srei1prub.
9us @croift .niht ihulbie" ipurbe
'Na1ts 1212 llbr cinberidtet.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-04
gns sem stae.c.
grnte II n 5 9S c cttcr.


| 9es gf oi mes, 3. N1ai. Gos offi@
5tellc Bulletin fir Die om ?. NIai beel1z
oete gSpdc belogt: Ga5 SSetter mar
anbalteno 5u fiibl fir Elm nprr1ales
sSaf5thllnl aber ood] in ocn mciitel1
Siltriften siinltia fiir Sarnorbcit, pelz
/ dc 'tnellen Surtlcfritt ,nadltc. ;srDltc
erel9ncten lid ON IS. 9lpril unn
=. @lai, nit @efricrtcrnperatllrcn an
leRtcren Satlm on riclcn Srten.
asabise biz itarfc Meeen iinoSamse
tag uno SonHtaa in unen Iheiien oes
St1ates 9eiallen unb lperoeu BON arpz
Sem shlscn fit @ieien, @eioen llno
&leingetrcire leit1 loipie Sen @ooen in
nn.5iiglifen 3uitano gum aorllpflonz
sen brlngen.
serihtc iiber Sen 3llitauo Ses @inz
termel3ens Ial,ten eerldicccn; in einiz
|acn Stltriften lit piet Saat i'm gsintcr
erfroren uno piele Seloer Iino llm9ee
|pfllIgt uno nit Soafcr opcr Spntn1erz
luci5cn neu beitcat lrproen, ober sic
n1eiIten Siltrtfte beridteu poh eine1
|gsanltigen 3ultnne Scr @intcr'aaten.
Sic &eiocu bietcn ieBt gcnu9 @ras,
piel &ieb meibet I'M Sreien lmo geoeibt
nabei. airldcne. Tflalu1ene ltno
Sirnhaume i1ebeu in Scr siibbdlftc Reg
Staates in Sliitbe llno 9lcpfelbarme
beginner i'll Sen 1iiolidcn Counties gu
bliibcn, aber sic Sr1ite am lcbteu
Morecn Ser sSpde perocn Sem in
8liltbe ltcbenbcn Sbi1 lrabriheinlid,
nlel 9eldahet boben.
9us &ohmallcr IN 1sG us
cattne.
90 scatine. 3. Wlai. ,Sn Siio@
Nhlscatine iteben bic @aiier pes Milz
liIlippi 4 SuB iiber Sem gtiueau Scr
! @anptlrraben unb Ser ,tntcreSbei Sic
lei Staot 1T nit pollltanpigcr lleber@
flntbun9 beorobt giicnbabne uno
Strabcnbabn9eleiIe linh bsrcits unter
sSalicr, mdbreno mebrerc &nopfiabriz
fen 5 Sub bph iiberitipennt Iino. Sic
Shulen IN nteTem Staott6eil ruroett
! beutcWorgcn geidlpiicn lno ser Stras
/ benbabnoienlt lit eil1seiteIlt. @iele
@lmecrtc ppnMdnnern iino an Ser @r@
belt, I'M sic scpee ouf sic erfprnerlitc
S,pbe Su brineen.
sSa terl 100. 3.9lai. @tpalb Soantz
ner, % Sabre alt, itarb bcltc giadt
nad elmer SorupritelIuns i'm biclieen
@pmnalillm.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-04

bait, Der ein neue5 @eies be5iiaIid Scr
sallnuollrcrfdufc auf 3ilfllnft eir,<
lhlteBt, Ioipie scirimnllulgen fir eins
heltlidlc @rooirltna BON 0ictreiSc uns
e1l fo0erales Saeerbaus'pltcn1, puroe
ppnl Soau'e 9eltern 2lbeno anoenon1nen
llno eebt jest an Sen Senat.
0eute nahnt Sas Salts cine gta in
slusrlff, meld)e SO ali(lionen fiir Sic
6lutbtontrole III Gen gGiIirllippi= lno
saeren1entpTliiiien 5eipilligcn luQ. Sic
Spppltton bebeuptet, oaB oas Cont
nittee, relfes oieie @iQ entuprfeu
bot. Ieinc slutpritat iiberidritten hobc
Y eucr 81 eforo Scr q usfu6r
!gielr @aaren als ie supor pon eincr
9tattcn in einem Wpnat erportirt uurz
Den, ino bon ben Ser. Staateu irn
g3ar5 alsaefiibrt lroroel1, lpie oas
oanoelsanlt beute ansiinoiotc.
Gs par eiu @ert6 bon $40, ,OOO,e ;
600, ooer 13 aliQipnen me6r a(s i'm
Mar5 oes @priu6res uno Tai1 ooppelt
10 piel, als ser 9lrcti1nitt Ser slusz
fnhr in bielem Monat in Sen friiheren
5 Sabren.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-04
l1ntfr5eidntr btr irtldtn lluabbdngigttits=
ertldrnng Dtroen bingtridtet.
go tnilroc eS aud oenem Der atncritauijd)en Nrei:
beitSurfunoe 8e8an8ct iett,,
8enn Guglano oamals geiiegt bdtte.
Sn SrIauO 'uirO jett nit etanhrcdt rcsiert.

as Der lettc Sppenbn England aefoi uberbaup
beten Sicger rdtnr dncibig nicbcr ronsD<
dc Ncros nbgcpln lnb bculdes Seal in gnaonb
bon1barptrt s Der &erbnont gcern s arDbz
h gre9ntB nas Aaris noe SIT, bab gngff ea13cn b
Deten aompaanen glidli abgcbr Sn6alt ser bud6cn
@nlrort on sncrfa npd rnner nit bt gs
enn Gnhpl flcneren Mcnbcrunocn unrorfen ein
8abrIdend abcr bcltc lnjercn1 sptldaer
ibergeben
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-04
sslcsrapbiihc s,otiscu.

D. .utQt.
galebaIl. Sn Ser Sea t onal
Bottom 0, 9bilabelpbia 8.
Neip Dprf 4, Rsootlpn 6.
ct. 2ouis 5, Cincinnati 6.
Gittsbnrs Chicago, 8eeen.
sSu Ser smert tcan 2eague:
Gbilabelpbia 3, Stem 9ort 2.
Seine anberen Spiele.
en Der 3 5 aisa:
Bloomington 5, 6aunibnl 0.
Hnf Sslanb S, Nsoliue 8.
Gcoria Gllinon, 8eaen.
Gapenport 2, Glebelanb 9. (9ies
mar Elm grtraipiel Slpilden
alpei beridiepenen alailen uub
mar lebr gut beludlt.)
Gittsbur9, $50. Staatstruppell
iinb beute0lorsen in Sraoboef uno an
beren Ylaeen hes Gittsburser Siltrifts
einactroffen, no selrern Streiffrapallc
irattgefunben buben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-04
Sin fruGes @icScrlebeu.

Ser 3lliaa fat 6ei Dpern eiu iro-
hes @ieoerleben herbeigeiiibrt. Gie
orei Griloer Corn aus @aiOgall, ..
y. &alolee, sllois, Soief lno Gle
mems, ser cine Bel Der Sllbrparffos
Tonne, ser 5lueite als Iatrouillenrei-
ter lmo Ser brittle bei Ger slrtileric,
hat Elm giitiges @eidif bei Dpcrn at
eillem frobcn uno freuoigen @ieoer.
lehen snlanlnlengefilbrt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-04
ete Marfte.
Gruomfte.

Gbieoao, 5. Mai. Mei5en =
1151a, MaL 1864 Sl,li.
Sort IN Mai, Il Suli.
S5afer ~ 467s 0tai, 431a Ssllli.
Gctreibe fir Boar: SEQ. 2 rotber
sSinter 119 122;; 9eo. 9 aorlr
IS; Safer, Stanbaro, AZ.
Hogsetl 9io. 3 81.
8erlte - 64-S0.
@ie6 nnS Grpbiiionen.
G.bieaga 3. Mfai. 9}inopieb
3uiubr $4,000. Stiere SS.00-10.=
90; aiibe lmo 9linoer $4.25-9.5O;
&alber $6.25-9.25.
gdmcine ,3ufllbr $1,000. Sc
nieoriger 5u S9.30-9.90; 5llnleilt oll
Sd,ofe 3uill6r 10000. ststig;
Mooer $6.75-9.25; eanmer ST.
75-11.75.
Gefliieel &ii6ner 19c, Iriib-
iabrsbiibuer 20c.
Butter Creamery 29-32.
@ier Grima 19-20Ac.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-04
'W ilitdrs IN a II 9 sbtIl
CT il { 8 c / II II q.

2onboa, 3. Nai. Sic gtll fit Sen
iofortigen uno alI9emeinen @ilitdrz
oicnlt paliirte int 1lnterbauie beutc Sic
eritc seiuna nntcr aroBem Subel.
Ser gbcflefretdr fir Srlonb, sluglts
Ifine @irrcll, pcr anldblih Ser iriihen
0iebelion ipeecn MadIdiiistcit bon Ser
Ereife itarf fritiiirt murbe, BAT bcutc
relignirt. @r 9ab I'M Garlamcnt Icincn
Srrtb,lm SIT. paB or sic sinneSeiu gce
luegllns lntcrldast bate.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-04
Yrdlioent bielt ndAtli0e Gonftreu,
lteber Die streitfrase nit aemt,d,lano.
Sol neattert an eier 5tenung bebaren caerle mas ser
Mnoere 81 iagen bat.
tebrgens babcn Spdn,Dsnoen nod e,ua cscns6pnuo
fdmlid, nenn GeutihlanS eenue nofsibt.

lSoin
pof W 9ee'n19t Abonnen B aber crit hcn McQ9en
talgt ueben ls nid bcsuciicln lit Goonsien erSc,
nut @nera1ern ooperreno Sic @ilo6anbn niebcr6eFcn os
ee Sac bon bpden5 5r @onoten 9Sprauf uucre rz
pep1on betmebrt oue Ssdt g6bne I'M Sc Nriez
mol Gregsefretar Safer fir @ccruna scr Q6cs
" Senator gm. 2prmer 9naae bes bctriocra6pn
ganterots reapron Sic Slrp sprdlcn tteu in
Der Nad,t
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-04
llcber 100 gpmben uurben ab9eippr=

lleber TOO Bpnlen funrbell abgeipnrz
fen.
Ser streif5us crItredte iidb stcmz
lt1 tpcit cntlans Ser &iilte uno ntinoez
items 5 ober 6 A,ftlbiffc iparen be-
tbciligt. gllr an cilcin Grt pmrbe
'srDBercr sbabcu angerihtet. Soicr
purben 8 Ycripncn setobtct. 81 perz
tpu1Sct unp is @ebduoc belddbigt
pocr serit6rt.
Gin ocutlbcs slero bat bcute alldj
8omben anf 9 ca I absenprfen einiz
gen SadIdJaben anseridtet unb sipei
9crioncn pcrlett. 9ns Neroplan cntz
fam.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-04
9cr &ricg.
I'm be bor Sc I S II IL ;.
la9t 8crlin.

~ ", .. 9vtal. (ArQDIlpS.)
sSol9enOe glnfiinbigung ipllrbc belte
bom belltl6en @allptquartier ausge@
geben:
Son Ser @cltfront: 9fDrhlid bon
9igmube sclang cs ei,ligcn nnlererabz
tbeilnngeL burd llcbcrrllmpelung In
Die bclgileJe 2inie ein3ubringcr llnb
nebrerc Gutenb 8cfansene gu MAIDEN.
Snt slbidnitt Sour sc Yaris err
reidten lnlere Gatrpuilen Die stpcitc
fran5Di. 2inic unb brabtel, cine Sln@
sabl @cfangener 5llriicf.
SIM N'aasoiitrift (an Ser Gerbune
irpnt) bleibt Sic Gage unperanbert.
8rentierleutrant b. Mltbaus bat fem
iedltes fcinolides steroplau iibcr
Dem gaillette @alb abgeldo1len. Gin
anoeres fran50liides Nerp murbe in
cinem 2llftfampf iiiblid bon Sbiau<
mont 8lr goben sebrad)t. Mbtpebrge=
Ihubc ld5oiicn lpcitcre 5lpct. Neros Iiio~
lid Der Gnlon SDben ab lnb Elm
fiirftcs iplirbe b,lrd Ma1diuenfanol1ert
llabe Saropn,ont serltDrt. Ser Yilpt
bes lettcren ipurbe eetobtet lnb Ser
gepbad)ter Idipcr bcrleet.
HariIcr @ inD.
Gnris, 3. Olai. Gin oeutlcbcr @nz
9riff III Der Mrgonne nabe SaraSec
tpurbe nit crniten @erlulten fir Sic
slngreifer abgeldbla9el1 l1nb in Ser gar,<
gen @crbnnrcsipn bcrrIdte gelter1
gsad5t itarfe artillerictbdtisfcit, ipie Ser
fol9cnbe uffi5icllc 9Sabnittagsbcridt
mclbet:
us}a6 cinent lcbbaftc1 @pn1barbes
ment I'M arsonnenoiitrift nit 8umben,
apelhc stidgale ansltr6rnten, rlrter@
1labm Ser Seilb gelteru abenb cinen
fleinc II glneriff, OH Incident 5 re
&pmpagnien betbeiligt iparen,
allf llniere Grabcu aipilcheu Sara5ee
lnb Spur Sc 9aris. Sic 9elttlden aee
ipannen SUB in unleren borgeidpbez
nen gtellunge1t iparcn aber ,lid)t I'M
Stanoe, bieler grfols 5u bebanptet1
nnb batten iilb Sllriid5n5iebcn. sic erz
littcn al6 16ipcre @crlultc bltrd llnler
SScuer.
uSl1 Ser Ne9ion BON @erbun NOR sic
beiberieitiae artilcrie gcltcrn 9laht
1cbr lebbaft, beionbcrs in bell 9bldnitz
ten bpn Sobten Mam nnb Iouamont.
gines 5ltnIcrer ipeitreidcnbcn Gtiide
bpn1barbirtc Die 8abnitatipn Sebaltoz
poi, Dltli6 bon @ieneuillcs ll,lb Scr
Ntsbrlld bon Slanlnen ipllrbe beobz
nbtet.
ssSn 2ptbri19el1 9ab cs mr. Gatrolli(z
leni6arlniibel llnb am @clt ser Sroltt
perlicf Sic 9ladt rubis.
5tanore.9t iiber @nbliner
81 ejb ellen; 4 eribDilen.
2pnbo,b 3. N1ai. gier Inter
seibner Scr rep,lbI. Erpflan,atipn in
srlano linb bonn &riessgcridt bcs
@p1perratbs ldatlbig befllnben l,nb
bcute @orgen crldoiien lporben. 5ieie
tpnrer:
Eatrif $. Gearcc, Ser probilnriibe
Hralibent bon Srlanb; San1cs gonnplz
lp, ser Gbcrseneral ber irilden Gepoz
llltionsarn,ce rnb sic IitunterSeibnel
Sbontus S. Glarf nnb Sbortas @cz
9onngb.
9ret aubere ltnterseitbncr Ser 8roz
fla1tlation tr,llrbeu 5lt breiSSabren 8cs
fananib berl,rtbeilt, ipic Gremier Msz
quttb beute bcn, Garlantettt n,ittbeiltc
Ser Sro5eb gcgen Cir 0ipger gaies
ment itebt cbenfalls nabe bcbor.
3eppeline iibcr g,nslan $
2onbott, 8. W,ai. Ser 3eppclinz
flug bon 9eltern Nadt iiber Sic Nnros
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-30
HAS PROVEN
A HARD TASK MASTER
People Daily are PrO6ting by What
Others Have Bone and are Hav-
ing Success
soMErMEs WI PAN DEARLy
These Facts IRE Demonstrated Every
Day by Men and Women Who Re-
late Their Costly Experiences.

Experience is hard task-master.
.oftines we pay dearly for experience,
but even Il one great object is accom-
plished, experience pays.
II the experience Of war-ridden
Europe win eventually establish real
peace. the price Of war win not have
been too great
In the smaller planes Of life each
individual has some costly experience,
only to learn some great object les
son. Disease often wastes years Of
peoples lives. They suffer years Of
agony and torture. only to be reliev-
ed by some remedy or treatment Al
though they have paid dearly to secure
this information. Il they can relieve
the sufferings Of their fellows their
experience has not been in vain.
These facts are being demonstrate
ed every day, on one side we hear a
woman who, after suffering untold
agonies from stomach trouble for
fifteen years, is relieved by Tanlac,
the rev reconstruetive, while from
another source a prominent merch-
ant testifies that after spending hun
dreds of dollors for medicines to re.
lieye a severe case of chronic catarrh,
he was benefited Immediately by Tan
lac. They have paid dearly to ac-
complish that object. Others who
hear Of their experiences, and how
they gained relief, win profit, how
ever.
Thousands of men and women in all
walks of life are daily acknowledging
the benefits they have derived from
Tanlac in cases Of catarrhal affec-
tons Of the mucous membranes, stom-
ach, liver and kidney troubles. They
feel that they should come forward
publicly and tell their experiences
with the spirit Of helping some I'M
fortunate who suffers as they did
Tanlac has been found ideal in COM
batting that tired, listless feeling that
is only the forrunner Of more serious
complications. As a general tonic for
half rundown men and women
it builds up the tissues. creates a keen
appetite, promotes digestion, vitaIizes
the blood, and brings back color to the
checks and sparkle to the eyes.
Tanlac, the great reconstructiye ton
ic, is being especially introduced in
Mexico by the Buckner Drug store.
adv
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-30
SANTA FE NEWS

Frank Snyder, wife and two chill
dren visited Mexico relatives the first
of the week.-Mrs.. Sallie Fairbairn,
who has been visiting her daughter,
Mrs. James Camplin, went to Column
bia Wednesday to visit her daughter,
Mrs. J. s. Henderson. From there
she viii go to Tempe, Ariz., where she
will spend the coming year with her
daughter, Mrs. VIM. Bishop. Mrs.
Camplin and Mrs. Lewis Fleming ac-
companied her to Observation-Disclosures
R. A. Hanger and Myrtle Nelson,
Misses Bessie Pittman and Mary Will
son were Mexico visitors Thursday
Bert Stephens transacted business in
Mexico Thursday-Mrs. W. r. Bolts
is sick with the measles.-Mr. and
Mrs. R. A. Hanger were Mexico visit
ors saturday-Miss Mamie Bailey.
Of Mexico, visited her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George McGee from
Sunday to Tuesday.-Ben Young left
Thursday for Kansas, where he will
spend the summer.-The Rev. Dulkel.
berger filed his regular appointment
at the Christian Church Sunday morn
ing and evening.-Mrs. ]. F. Thomson
and little daughter are visiting her
daughter, Mrs. G. A. Black Of Mober-
'ly-Miss Viola Bybee spent Satur-
day night with Leeora smiley The
Sunshine Club met at the home Of
Miss Irene Hendricks Monday night.
There we're even visitors present, and
a short program was rendered. Lee
ander Heckart, Perry Davis, Frank
Snyder, and ]. B. Stephens were Paris
visitors Tuesday-Mrs. John Heller
and daughter, Fern, spent the latter
part of the week with her mother,
Mrs. James Camplin.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-30
j. v. Dry at LabelIe.

La Belle was q bee hive Of indus
try Saturday, the streets being alive
with people drawn here BY the public
sale Of implements and heavy hard
ware conducted by ]. W. Dry, who
was closing out his part Of his stock
preparatory to moving the shelf
hardware % ms former home in mex
leo, where be viii open q hardware
store. Bidding was active and every
thing sold at prices that astonished
onlookers. The sale amounted to a
little over two thousand dollars, and
the purchasers had the cash to pay
for what they bought less than 800
being sold On time. While Mr.. Dry
had only been with Us a few months,
during that time he Rad made many
friends and demonstrated the fact
that he was a live wire business man
and universal regret il expressed ov-
er The fact that be could not be IN
dnced to remain with us.-Ia Belle
(Mo.) Star.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-30
rINsLEY 70 81. LOUIS
Prominent Business Man Accepts
Splendid Position

J. o. Tinsley will be associated with
the Rowling-Myle Brokerage & In
vestment Co, rooms 604-605 Boat
mems Bank Bldg, st. Louis, Mo-, after
April list. He viii be general man
ager of the Land and Loan business
for this firm in the states Of Missouri
and Iowa. Mr.. Tinsley viii retain his
Office here IN Mexico and Miss Byrns,
who has been with him for over five
years and is thoroughly posted IN
handling the business Of the Office, viii.
be in charge. He viii continue to call
this home and viii spend a few days
here each month.
While we regret very much % have
Mr.. Tinslcy leave Mexico, even for a
portion Of his time, we congratulate
the investment company on securing
his services, as Mr.. Tinsley is In every
way well qualified for this important
position, Mr.. Tinsley understands
the brokerage and investment business
thoroughly and Is accurate and con
scrvatiye in all financial transactions.
Mr.. Tinslcy's many friends in Mex
leo wish him success in his new field
Of labor.