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Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-11-09
Hooks Like the Lcdret

i~Tllceton, Ill.
r. M. White & Son,
Mexico, Mo,
Dear Sirs:-
On the w of election / am sending
you a draft for $t.00 for the onI,
Ledger. My father, Rev. +. p. Hook
Is y love with the Ledger, and wber
the time is up, as long as he lives
ne wants the paper. Draw on me for
It, | have a warn spot in my heart
Tor the Ledger, and always look for.
ward for it.
Regards to you, Mitchell, and force
Respectfully,
M. E. Hook.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-11-09
ROMENA NEWS

Mrs. j. A. wager and family, MIR. +.
". Tawney and family and Mr.. c. J.
Tanzey and wife spent Sunday with
A. P. Yager-Brother Miller filed
his regular appointment at Maple
Grove Sunday.-Mr. Dave McGee and
family, Of Bowling Green, visited rel
atives near Rowera last wek.--TT.
Hcut and family spent Saturday and
Sunday with Mr.. S. A. Pulls, of Mex
lco.-Mr. Harry StaicGL took a loa1
of hogs to Centralia last Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Berry and Mr.. and
Mrs. John Ga'lDp notored down 10
Mr. H. L. Berr's Sunday afernoa.-
Mr.. o. G. Wilson and family spent
Sunday with his father, Nh. John Will
son--Mrs. E. F Stsmper visited in
Rowena Thursday morning.-Mr. and
Mrs. John Blum, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Jim Marshall spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Jet Settle-Miss Winnie
Settle, who is attending High School
in Mexico, was at home Saturday
night and Sunday.-Mr. S. ]. Todd
was the guest of his father, Mr.. J. R.
Todd, last week.--Mr. A. T. Hill and
daughter spent the last Of the week in
Hallsville.-Miss Maggie Hartman, who
IS teaching school at Central, was in
k~irksville the last of the week-Mr.
and Mrs. Phil Roberts spent Sunday
with Mr.. Walter Roberts and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Merry spent Sun
day with Mrs. J. o. Donaldson.-Mr.
Byron Reed motored to Paris Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-11-09
NEW HOPE

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Miller visited
Robert Dollens and family Friday and
Saturday.-Misses Orc and Grace Dol.
lens visited homefolks Sunday.-Born.
to Mr. and Mrs. b. +. Sellars, a fine
son. Mrs. G. D.. Wilson,
Mrs. W. T. Chick, and daughter; Miss
Effie Chick, visited Mrs. Nora Clark
and Mrs. Fouts, Monday.-The writer
has enjoyed a visit to relatives west
Of Columbia the past week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-11-09
DEA Tbs
IA. HEADTNGroN FUNERAL

Funeral services Of J. A. Heading.
ton. who died Wednesday at the home
Of his daughter. MrS Ics- Gregory
here, we're conducted at the Gregory
home Thursday afternoon at four
O'Clock by Rev. A. A. Wallace and
Rev. H. p. Atkins
The pail bearers were John Abbay,
Wm. Mason, S. NJ. Locke. George La
Force, Charlts Frost and J. W. Dag,
The body will be sent to Jackson
vile, H., Friday for burial, leaving
Mexico at ESQ Friday morning, and
the pail bearers are requested to be
at the station at that time.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-11-09
WE'D BY DOCTOR WALLACE

William Appleby and Miss Matte
Jesse, both Of Audrain County, were
married here Monday afternoon at
the Presbyterian Manse by the Rever-
end A. A. Wallace. Both young peo-
pie are well known in their respective
communities and the Ledger joins
with their friends in wishing them all
possible happiness ard prosperity.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-11-09

spc g WiIsau planting "a is ready t, :
, @s, WIS" mi,' IS Of the Inpr,"Is'
e eo,' %,ll not be much oys,
e~rOp,-centralia couritr. ''''
John W. Greed and W
extensive north of Auyy,, a. Buy
bought 100 head Of Po,as, fs
shoats last week from e. .,an'
Of AuSyasse, The gta.La Ae'
about 100 pounds apiece a aDa
ured at $500 per hundred D''a
Auxyasse Review. p'aN
Reed Burke, a big stockm,r :,
Audrain county, shipped a ~
100 head of fat steers The : l' ~ !
OF which were prime bssva,
market at Chicago Mond.,
cattle were loaded at Thomn!,.
I- John W, Greed, three-quartsr
mile north of Auxvasse, pn,cs,l
GOOD cotton mules last wspI
North Galloway farmers. An
were mare mules and were bon.,'
each from the following, ~
Moseley, $40; Mike Steven, 4.
John s. Kyger, SITS.
Review. Nu'nal
W. E. Hale, Of Audrain count, !.
reports conditions good in hi, 90
OF the State. This wde-aw,Is !,
er has been a close observer AMI
he says that feeders will b,Da, !
many cattle as usual, even thouys, y
prices are high, he mighty ps,,, !.
he is talking about. He aI,n =
casts a big season for choir. !
steers on account of the high n,,,
prices of these kind. St. LAM, -
Stock Reporter.
Farmers near Santa Re are hoo,
nlng to take a keen interest in 4
dairy business as a side line. &c.,
people ship all their cream. and ,,,'
others are turning the surDlu, J,
cash. W. 7. Henderson ha, ! q
head OF cows and ships once A vas
W. I. Sterrett, Roy Peak and M,
Bean each ship all their cream anil
V. Schultz, Homer Bridgford and a
ers are selling their surplus. i,
Peak has been making IS a mues
each of his cows for the paa n
Chas, f. Smith, csas /
the Santa Fe bank, is Of tho
that the dairy business is oRls
best yet for a community. nm f
the money II is bringing into III
Fe vicinity is very noticeaBk
Appeal,
W. L. Bybee, Of Santa Fe, contract
with Vim. Norman. of The am
vicinity, Monday for Mr.. Nomafi
1917 crop Of wheat at sl.@t
in the field. Mr.. Norman Id
out 30 acres and il is looking good. !
Appeal.
VIII Lee, Of Ice Brothers, Of Nj
co, was a visitor in Fulton stocks |
lay and bought i6 head Of horses AL
mules at prices ranging from so b
200.-Fulton Sun.
James johnson, d Mexico, a we'll.
auctioneer, bought light horse
colts in Fulton stock sales day,
w. j. East of near Fulton, for
550.-Fulton Sun.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-11-09
RDE OF PUBLICATION

State Of Missouri &c
County of AudrainO
In theCircuit Court,
March Term, 1917.
Erie Paris. Plaintiff.
VIZ.
Claud f. Paris, Defendant
The State of Missouri to the ''s'
named defendant, Greetings
On November End, 1916, the Pl ~
tiff in the above entitled cause l y,
with the Clerk of the Audrain Cosgs
Circuit court, in vacation, hef "
ton duly verified by affidayit l H.
among other things plaintiff asss
the defendant herein is a non,s
dent of the State of Missouri, anu
not be served with the ordinary
cess of law in this state. NJ
It is therefore ordered by tne y
of the Audrain County Circuit "
in vacation, that publication DC ly 1
herein notifying the non-res'dens I
PENDANT that plaintiff has conlt' c,,t
suit against him in the Circuit sV \.
of Audrain County, Missouri, ins i /,
ject and general nature of Wllt ll,r !
to obtain a decree of divorce sd
said defendant, on the grGunuIa En-.
general indignities and dessi srd.
and now you said nonresident u 'nSor.
ant are hereby notified Of the pgn Ssu.
cy Of this suit, and the object anu naos vi he
eral nature thereof and unless Wv ann
and appear at the next reguiai Cnnrt
Of the Audrain County Circpl' G Gou
to be begun and held at the INIT. Uvt
House in Mexico, Audraln Jo h
Missouri, on the First Mosua' me
1917, and on or beiors Or
first day of said term aIsw', rsti.
otherwise plead to plaintiff r con.
lion the same will be taken 40 nav.
Fessed and decree rendered as P''
I'd In said petition. .hat
And it is further ordered si Mex.
'opy hereof be published IN La' laws.
co Weekly Ledger, u weekly , sr
PAPER published in Mexico M rosrty,
circulated in Audrain .ooSeiye.
Missouri, for four weeks suc ,,ot Than
y, the last insertion to be mGl orr, d
fifteen days before the next "'"
aid Court aforesaid. ,,;,iaI seal,
witness my hand and oflIclMSI os sF
lone at office in the Clty u tbis No
and State a%foresaeeo'
Seal) u. T.. ELL; Court
Clerk OF the Audraln Clrcu,i
A true copy from the re CIark.
Il. Il. Elllott' Wv ST.H
D. Rodgers, ,,,
Ittorney for Plaintiff,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-11-09
LIBERTY NEWS

GBy A ,&B Classes)-Mrs. J. r
Bell, who has been visiting her son
Mr.. Earl Bell, has gone to California
to spend the winter.-Mr. T. Sr;th
a been roofing his house.-Clemant
James has been working for p .
Middleton, this week.-Mr, Shaw has
bought a from west of Mexica Wa Mas
Ut Byars and family, Of Mexico. and
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. Holland. Of Sa nno
way, visited Mr.. Carl LocRridoe and
family Sunday.-Mr. John NJ s sna aaa
bought 300 head Of lambs. M PHI" M
Archer, Of Ma~rtinsburg. has beer ~, hu
ting his brother, M. Roland ' Hrn Wis
Mrs Moody has ben III witt nnon uer.-
nla.-Mrs. Wilson is on the pIu TO-
thls weeks--Jude Smith and M H III iIst
cher Sims are feeding a lot Of nff, ,o met
miss Flossie Morrison il home . no,,,
from an injury received hu n NOV
Inlough an elevator n TX
RRGds apo at Moberly. at Nine fne
Eana James, who MISS
ge ,a III u bed FIVE weeks, is % stiIl iu-M mas
I'm watt, who has had a p%araInt:
S'roke' is improving. P"faiytic
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-11-09
WEDDING S
Married Here

Frank NJ. Stark and Miss Lillian NJ.
Thorne both Of St. Louis were mar
ried here Saturday afternoon by the
Rev. A. A. Wallace of the Presbyte-
rian church.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-11-09

II. B, Mckinley and F. W. Pitcher
are home from a motor TIP to Mo-
berly. They report the roads in fair
condition.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-11-09
Good Coffee.

You can have good coffee if you will
make it in one Of our Aluminium Per
c%olators. Buy n now. Worth s1.85
price SIPS,
az WI Dry g. S%appington.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-11-09

Pure Country Sorghum, in gallon
pals, fine as can be made. SOC a
pail at Smith Bros. d2-w1
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-11-09

We desire to extend sincerest thanks
to friends and neighbors and espe-
cially to the nurse, for kindnesses ex-
tended to our husband and father,
James A. Quinlan, during his last
illness.
Norma CLYDE Ouinlan and Son
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-11-09

A marriage license was issued on
Thursday to William Oscar Dowell
and Miss Pearl Shinn, both of Van
dalia,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-11-09
ShOYels.

Extra good dirt. gravel, ash and
coal shovels, worth 75c. Sale price
SOC. Dry & Sappington. d2-wl
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-11-09

Miss Astella Buchannon, of New
London, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
O. II. Brown.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-11-09

Wallace d. Bassford, Secretary to
Speaker Clark, went to Washington
TODAY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-11-09

Mrs. Fred Black, Of Fulton, was
in this city Wednesday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-11-09

Mexico Thursday. e' was In
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-11-09

st. Louis. S arc IN
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-11-09

consisting Of 2 good brood sows and
IL pigs, 3 fat hogs, / Duroc Jersey
Boar, 1-year OLD.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-11-09
Stock Notes
LOCAL MARKET.

LOCAL MARKET.
.. ... =. =. =. =. =. - . .. g. =,
+: Wheat .......... ...... Sl1b
Corn ........ ........6Se, Doc
Z; Oats .......... ...... 42c, dc
Chicago Close Dec. MAJ
Wheat 1871 1.s9
Corn SSM S9K
Cots 30 59%
ST. Louis Cash
No. 2 Wheati 81 to t.SS.
No. , New Yellow Corn, 20.
No. 2 Oats, 53a.
National Stock Yards
Hogs, 10000, steady, top COS.
Cattle, 1000, steady.
Sheep 1900, 10 to Is higher.
Local Market
= Wheat, 1.75.
Corn, Use. soc.
Oats, d3e, 45c.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-11-09

Norma Clyde QuinIan and Son.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-11-09
IS GOOD BREEDING EWES 3.
100 Chickens 100

about Z dozen Big fine Buff Orping.
ten p%ullets, TX dozen Buff orpingtor
hens.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-11-09
CORN. HAY and OATS

About 1000 bushels Of corn in the crib,
about one-half of which is extra good.
About rs tons of good hay in stacks
and barns. About 100 bushels of good
oafg
Washington Journal., 1916-06-02
Gin SdDci5er anf Ser &ubimIun'
Sniel.

Dor benz 8erner 6iftorif@en 9ers
etn btelt Der Nr9itett So. b. Goot
auf @runo bon 6amilienpapieren et=
men interefanten @ortrog iiber fei.
men Better Nlfreo b. &obt unb oe1en
8e5iebungen gu Der &obinIonzSn1el
Suan Jernanrea. 4lfreo b. Root,
1843 in Bern geboren, erpGhIte bic
militGrifde 2oufbabn unb trut in
0fterrei9ii9e 9ien{te. SIN Sabre
1866 purpe Ser iunge &iraFieroffi.
sier BET NaGoO f9per perpunoet.
Spdterbin ipanOte er Ii9 gu Stuoienz
apeden na9 Pdris, ma9te bort, auf
fran5Giif9er Seite. bic 8elogerunq
bon 1870-71 nit unb tpurbe oann
bon ietnem Manoertrieb mad Sioz
amerita eefubrt. aur5 enti9loIen
pa9tete nun Der unternebmunasIufis
ge 8erner i'm Sabre 1877 BON Der
RepubIit gbile Die Snielsruppe Suan
JernGnbe5, I'm fein Slid als Solo.
niit au perfu6en. 4uf Der ar0Bten
iener brei Snfeln, Die 1863 entoedt
tporben tparen. lebte gu Mnfanq bes
Is. Sabrbunoerts bas urbilb oes
&obinTon @ruioe, Ser f9ottif9e Ma>
troie 4leranber Selfirt. Mlfre6 D.
&oot, Der erft pddter, bann 9ileni.
f4er @ouDerneur oiefer Snieln puroe,
bottle nit man9erlet @9pieriateiten
in Der 2Olontiation gu tdmpfen. @ber
tapfer bat er 81 Sabre auf benz ibm
liebgeporoenen poften. Bis gu feinem
Sooe i'm Sabre 1905, o~usge6ulteu
uno dls 9aupt unb GDroerer elmer
!leinen buntSemif9ten 8eb0lferung
nit Qanobau, @ieb5u9t, Tif9erei,
Sagb, 9anbel ben &umpf segen elm
oft tpibriges S9idfal rebli@ gefibrt.
@rpdbnt fei nod, oaB gPoot i'm Sab>
re 1880 mGbrenb bes Rrieges 3tpi<
l9en peru, 8olibia unb @6ile oas
Seiu4 on ben 8unbesrat ri9tete, es
mO4te ibm gu feiner @i9erbeit qes
ltattet perben, ouf ieinem S9iffe Sic
S4peiaerflagge gu fibren. ga bic
S4pei5 feline MDgIi9teit 6eitt, lire
Jiagge ouf Dem @roBen S5eau ges
3iemenb gu 6ef4iiBen, tonnte Dem 8ez
gebren ni9t entipro9en tperben,
Washington Journal., 1916-06-02
@cmurtiscr TIun.

lin Bel RebeI ooer unfi9tigem
Weiter bic @ntfernung zines S9tf>
fes BON ireenb elmer Station aus
beItimmen gu t0nnen, bat Prof. Solp
in einem @ortrage Dor Der rRopuI
SocietD" in 2onDon Elm @erfabren
bor9el9Iagen, oas auf Der peri9ieoe>
men 6ortpflonoungs : @ef9pinbig>
teit 0es S9aIes in Cuff uno in
DaKer berubt. Wer6en bon einem
Geu9tturme ooer einem 5euerI9iff
aug g..ei93eitis elm llnterpoferIi9>
nal uno Elm Signal nit Der setpO9n=
li9en Sirene gegeben, 10 tommt bos
leBtere fir ieoe Ssemeile gntfernuns
nm 4,3 Setuncen ipGter an. @s 1T
alfo nur n0tig, an 8orO oes S9iffss
ole 3ett gu meiIeu, Die spii9en Der
Antunft bes lHterpuheriisnals unO
oes bur9 Die @uft fortseIeitsten Si>
renentones berftri9en lit, unb iie
our9 4,3 gu bibibieren, I'M bic gnt>
fsrnung bon Der SignaIftele in See
n.silen gu erbalten. 3ur 3eitmeFung
DIrbe f9on cine getpObnli9e So>
I4enubr nit Granddaughter ousrei>
den, ba Elm 5epIer bon elmer 81
tunoe erft einen Srrtum UNI elm @ierz
tel Sesmeile beOeuten piirbe. Cine
oiI0ere geeignete &ombination wdre
AUDI bic BON unternaHer> roer 2afts
fignal nit neutrality-suspicious. 3ei=
6en. Oieie pii.oen am beften pdbz
rerb beitimmter 3eitabi9nitte in re-
gelmdBigen Snterballep BON elmer Ses
tunbe gegeben. On 8orb niir0e man
bann nur bic NnSabl oer funtenteIez
grapbiiden 3ei9en bon Dem eriten
Der empfangenen Grippe big gum
@;ntreffeu Oes @4auiignaIs adblen
un0 tOnntr 10 Die @ntfernung obne
cine 3eitmefung 6ere9nen. 0ieIeIbe
Met9ooe ion au4 CUR @erbitung BON
3u%IammenitOben berpenbet tperben.
@orausgefeBt 1T babel, oaB bic beiben
S4tffe nit @tnri9tungen ausgeriis
fet fino, I'm glei45eitig Elm @4aQS
iignal 6ur9 bic Cuff uno elm Inter
ioaferz ooer elm funtenteIegrdpbif9es
3et9en geben gu t0nnen. Die bier<
our9 ermOgli9te Mbftanos : 8es
iti.mung 5pii9en ben beioen G9ifz
fen erlaubt in 8erbinbung nit Der
rrabtloien llebermittlung BON Rurs
unb @ei9pinOtgteit feftouiteGer, pb
Die @efa9r elmer aolifion borIiegt
ooer nt9t, uno ferner Ort unb 3eit
gu beftimmen, mo Elm 3ufammenitoB
gu befiir4ten tpGre. Die 20fung bes
problems erfoIgt unmittelbar mad
3eidenempfang Obne Rshnung our9
cine einfa4e seometrif9e Ronftrut<
ton.
Washington Journal., 1916-06-02

w. wv
itetf9S temp pers
be sc genobtiBt
ben, OaB i'd in
MediitO fin, I'LL
i6 fin Bios fars
rie. baB i'd SD
ne nit piel rtes
pobrte tann, mas
erfreuIi4 is. uns
fere 8eus, 70
ipeit bas tons
Sernt is, fin at
gefunb IN mum
ter, I'M fe ben
Washington Journal., 1916-06-02

Ha + m CRITTERS. 11a Safe
s3uder perben nit 2 @iern ou Creme
eeriibrt, Damn tommen 2 Safen fii@
Ser &abm Oosr 2 eBl0ffel sei4mOls
gene Butter binau. Nun mif4t man
2 SeelOffel 8adrulDer einitpeilen In
2 SaFen Mebl, sibt " Seel0ffel
Sal5 binau. fiebt oiefes uno riibrt
oas nit obiger MaHe. SIT Der Seig
oenn nod gu oiinn, 70 tommt mebr
Mebl binau. Gs 1T nur, bnB bds
Batting Bomber ni9t troden in Die
Naife fommt. SIS muB elm pei4er,
glatter Seig fein. Man roat Jpn
Damn finseroid aus, biloet beliebigs
Siguren uno hddt oie Grulers icfort.
Na9 8elieben tDnnen oie gruaers nit
etpas Chronological coer 3imt
aeipiirat perOen.
Washington Journal., 1916-06-02

Sagfreie Sitel. Sren9
lit gum Discount bon Opern ernannt
norben. Die Na9ri9t purOe in Bel
glen nit inniser Sreuoe aufsenomz
men.
Rit6ener Ioa forton ben Sitel
Fiibren: r2oro Of &bartum anb
@olois". Die No9ri9t piro in
Trontrsid nit sroBer Senugtuang
begriiBt perben.
Washington Journal., 1916-06-02

3pei GrtIdrungen.
Treunbin g.: So, parum bait bu
6enn nun nit Dem iungen Doctor gee
broGen9
5reunbin g.: gr 1T gu melt nit
mir gegangen. l1n5 ou, narum BAIT
bu Sen @ertebr ieiner 3eit nit inn
eingeitent?
Sreunoin o.: Gr 1T mir gu na6e
.getommen!
Washington Journal., 1916-06-02
OTfnrr 5@retbFbrtrf Nts
1bilipp 5aMerampfer.
110e.

Masin Iieber Serr aeOadtiOudr:-
Washington Journal., 1916-06-02
.MOd siuise iolfsr sIOrreian @iBufOss, unD mir Raben uns sldn'
Senb ptte sefegt!"

- Doppelfinnis bemerft.
Serr: Sobann, i'd babe Sbnen oo9
eefagt, mid iOfort gu bolen, ipenn je<
manb fommt.
Oiener: M9, endoiser 9err, i4
babe sic ia aud iiberaa gsiu9t, lei>
Der aber nirgenos finben tDnner.
9err: sic iino eben elm Giel, ber
Ieinesglei9en iu9t!
Washington Journal., 1916-06-02
SprnM.

91t itrebit nod Bob MIR un6 nd& Cunt
Sir oeiue biel9eIiebte 9uult.
S9eult Der &ritit gu Ipibe Na6eI,
Oie @unDen Itidt Ser Gitelfeit.
Sod Gob oirs 6ienen ni1t gum Qei6l
Gem: 2erncr fannit ou nur bonn SaoeI.
Washington Journal., 1916-06-02
|ernihtunssfaRtff.

Crit padte i6 ben linfen Slii9eI
llno mar nod gar nidjt mii0e 6ann,
Sd legte an mir feline 3i9eL
llna griff ben redten SliigeI an:
Sc CAB fein 3aiioern unD 9nIteiu,
9is ale mar ons 0difeflein.
Washington Journal., 1916-06-02

Ser maliai0fe rSber".
Seruntergetommener Mbeliger (im
ReItaurant): !9ier Ser 8etrag fir
mein Diner! - Srinfgeloer gebe i4
grunbidBli9 ni4t! ~ Salt, nod eli
nesl Saben sic gum Na9tif9 nod
cine re9t feuoale Meblipeiie?
Sbertelner: 0ielei9t 49, nMr=
me Sitter" aefdaig2
Washington Journal., 1916-06-02

Iasf, i6 be6t ben StOff nit sIei@e,
I'm er BAT mid bann en- Orint setufue,
no i6 nit reffiubit ben. Bon iebt
an min i6 email meme 8rebns i4ofs
fe IoFe, fpenn i9 aud nit Diel bapon
edfpedte, pOmit i'd perbIeipe S9ne
Sbrn lieiper
gbiIipp Sauerampfer.
Washington Journal., 1916-06-02

pie 3eiIgef3i9te in
Der S9ule. 2ebrer: Nun, mo
bait bu oeine Rarte BON europa, oie
on gu beute 5ei9nen fnltelt2
S4iler: @4, Serr 2ebrsr, i9
4ab mir geba4t, Die pirb infolse bes
&rieses bod sednbert. unb ba tpoate
i4 lieber nod narten.
Washington Journal., 1916-06-02
RartoffeI : Ru@en n.

&artoffel : SUDDEN. n
Quart g~eriebene, tags borber sez
fodte &artoffeln, baau n pfunO sez
itobener uno geiiebter 3uder, bic
abgeriebene S9ale elmer 3itrone,
oeren Gaft uno Z gauge gier. Dies
dies riibrt man u Stunbe uno gibt
Die Mafe in cine nit Butter unb
3miebad bergeri@tete Torm. Bad
3eit "a Stunoe.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-06
HUGHES IN NEW YORK
Agrees to Liberal Representation OF
Progressive Party ON His Cnm-
pniGp Committee.

NEW YORK. July 5.--Charles l..
Hughes. here OH two days trip from
his summer home at Bridgehampton,
to-day approved the proposal Of his
advisers to have a liberal representa-
ton of the Progressive party on his
campaign committee. This committee
virtually will have entire charge of the
campaign. The tentative program calls
for committee Of seventeen, Of whom
ten will be members OF the executive
committee of the Republican National
Committee. or the remaining seven,
probably five will be Progressive lead
ers.
In long conference with Chairman
Wilcox, OF the national committee. Mr.
Hughes outlined his proposed program
providing for the opening OF the cam.
paign with five weeks trip to tho
Pacific Coast, beginning early In Au-
gust.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-06
Cananza,s Reply
to United States
cry ConciiHZiatory

ment that earnestly suggested a plan
for cantonments along the boundary
ilne during the conferences of Ciudad
Juarez and El Paso. This government
is disposed now, as 1t has always been
to seek an immediate solution OF the
two points which constitute the true
causes of the conflict between the two
countries, to wit: The American gov
crnment believes reasonably that the
insecurity of its frontier is "A source of
difficulty, and the Mexican governments
on It's part, believes that the stay of
American troops on Mexican territory.
aside from being n trespass on the
sovereignty OF Mexico. is the imme.
diate cause of the conflicts Therefore.
the withdrawal OF American troops, on
one hand. and the protection of the
frontier. on the other. are the two
essential problems. the solution Of
which must be the directing object Of
the efforts OF both governments
The Mexican government Is will
Ing to consider in quick and practical
way, and prompted by Il spirit of con-
cord. the remedies which should be an
piled to the present situation.
Several Latin American countries
have offered their friendly mediation
to the Mexican government. and the
latter has accepted il in principle
therefore. the Mexican government
only awaits information that the gov
ernment of the United States would
be disposed to accept this mediation
for the purpose mentioned above, or
whether il is still OF the belief that
the same results may he attained by
means OF direct negotiations between
both governments.
WILL EMPLOY ALL EFFORTS
TO AVOID RECURRENCE
In the meantime. this government
proposes TO employ all efforts that may
be at its disposal to avoid the recur-
renee Of new incidents which may COM
plicate and aEgravate tho situation.
AT the same time. ii hopes that the
American government. on Its part, may
make use of all efforts TO prevent also
new acts of its military and civil au-
thorities of the frontier that might
cause new complications.
i avail myself of this opportunity
to reiteratc to Your Excellency the as
surrancc of my most distinguished
consideration.
(Signcd) &C. AGUILAR'
Having thus complied with higher
instructions of my government. it af-
fords me pleasure to rcitcratc to Your
EXcellency the assurance Of my highest
consideration.
(Signed) "E:. ARREDONDO."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-06
ERUPTION BECOMES SERIOUS
Flow OF Inva From Stromboif Spreads
to Coast Settlements. Turning
and Destroying Houses.

ROME. July 4. p. NJ (via Paris.
July 5).-Thc eruption of Stromboli
has become serious. The flow of lava
is spreading to the sparse coast settle
ments, burning and destroying houses.
and tho population is fleeing to the
sea. and taking refuge on relief ships
sent from Messina Telephone COM
munication with Messiua has been in
terrupted.
There are many signs of seismic dis
turbances throughout Italy. The heat
has been intense for the past two days.
Earth shocks occurred this morning
at Ancona, Rimlni. Belvedere, Maret-
timo and other Adriatic districts, but
no loss of life has been reported.