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Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-20


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Is Mixed hags 1sg lbs u ST. 50 To-
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Commission Company. j
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-20
GIRLS TAKING BUsI-
NESS COURSES TO
DO THEIR BIT IN WAR
President Moore, Of e. b. G., An
nsgnoss q Record Enrolment
Of Young Ladies

WheH BaF between the United
States aa5 Germany was declared it
~as aa5d that this would be womau's
greateet opportunity; and wonanhoOd
Is ~ proving that it intends 70
make the most Of it, In a letter to the
Ledger President Allen Moore, 81 the
CbllAeothe Business College, at Chill
lieothe, No, states that his school has
shown an Unprecedented gain in the
number Of girl students. Seven hun
dred and four is the total registration
in his school, the letter states, and
nor are coming in every day. The
Chillic0the Business College is one Of
the largest and best equipped insti-
tuition Of a similar nature in the
United States.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-20
Road Drag Funds

The State Highway Board ma,
direct appeal through the column
this paper TO our citizens who i
along inter-county seat highma
report any failure on the par. MI
drag commissioner to hay,
road properly dragged or ohg,
improved. The sum Of SIS Der j,
per year has been appropriated Wtt
the State Road Fund to drag or oar.
wise improve every mile Of rg.
county seat highways in Nilsson
There are more than 1900 mills /
approved inter-cOunty seat road
in many counties the money apEs
ated for a specific road has beerw
by the commission to drag or os.
wise improve some stretch Of i,R.
roadway in the county.
"This practice must be stopped
declared A.. C. McKibbin, Sxrar
of the State Highway Board, in Ii
ter forwarded to all road drag CO...
this week. The abuse d b
system is illustrated by r~ecitng b
action of the road drag conmisa
in a county south Of the river, When
a sum of more than $500 apprE,
tied in four years for a certain nd
was used by the commission in a4
.erent section of the county. II and
he inter-county seat roads in u
county have been reelected in u
indicated, it is the duty 1
thereon to report the ri.
er direct to the State Highway Bad
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-20
IA G R.,oL'
FATHER sEcUREs :
Supreme Court R.,.,
Court Deeisi@

George R. Crockett, :,
who married Mrs. Ma
this city, has Just Won /! ~
corpus proceedings ap,i,a
ents Of his first wife NM,
s ss,,s to secure the ,u%a'1
chi oy the first wife
the death Of his fist w,..Y
went to live with the r,,,s'|
When Mr.. Crockett no s,'Ssl
Graham. he went to t,E IAN, q
his home, but the grans..s
become 50 attached 70 h. \
fused to let him have the M,
DE brought habeas corpa.
lngs for the daughter, but ~
City Court of Appeals , ~
plea and allowed the graDd i, y
keep her. He appealed ! !
preme Court and their ds,i,i,I :
ing the Appellate Court, y. !
just been handed down, rug
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-20
Attending s. d. University

Harry Rose, of this city, is attend
ing the University of South Dakota.
Senator Brosnon, of Mitchell, S. D.,
where Mr.. Rose has been all summer,
took a fancy to him and has arranged
for his tuition for four years in the
law department of the institution.
He is taking two years of academic
work in preparation for his law stu
dies. Harry is a son of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Rose, of this city, and
a young mar Of splendid habits and
high ideals. The Ledger joins his
many Mexico f.iends in wishing him
success in his school work.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-20

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Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-20
LIEUT.. VANSK|KE MET
FRIENDS At CAMP CODY

DR., r. B. Vanskike, a Lieutenant
Veterinarian at the Army training
camp at Camp Cody, N. NJ, found
upon arriving that he was not total
ly among strangers. Five men who
graduated in the same class with
Doc" are there, and will be placed
in the same hospital when the re-
mount station is completed, accord
ing to a letter received Thursday by
friends in Mexico. Lieut.. Vanskike
is with Troop A, LIST Iowa Cavalry.
This certainly is a DESERT saws
Doc" "Deming is a small village
of about three thousand generally;
but much larger at present. 1t is a
quiet place, except in the evenings
when the soldiers gather there. In
the day time it is very hot here, but
the nights are wonderful. / retire at
$3.50 and arise at six-secms almost
impossible, but there is nothing else
to do, so one gets use to it. Every
once in a while we have G sand storm.
and the sand and dirt sure blows. |
We can look out in most n direction
and see what the natives call noun.
tains; but we call them Just hills
there. Except for skeet, sage brush
and a few cactus, the ground is bare.
$50 far my work has been very
light, but have been told by a Lieu
tenant Colonel that the remount sta
ton now under course of construction
will be n of the largest anywhere.
They are also building a big veteri-
nary hospital. and | will be transferr-
ed to it as soon as it is completed.
We will have at least $4,000 head of
horses and about 10000 soldiers here
when they all get in. A lot of hay
that is piled up along the track here
covers three Of four acres and is at
least 90 feet high. | have only "a
head of horses to look after now. 7
make only one trip to the correll a
day and look them over and give or
ders to a Sergeant and he and the
privates do the work.
found upon arrival here five other
who graduated in my class, and
the other two veterans | had known.
are only eight Of us in the
camp and six will be placed in tho
hospital when the remount station is
completed. One of them is in.If
spector of the camp, and the other
lnspects all the meat the camp s e
There are only about $4,000 soldiers
mere at present; but they are looking
ior the rest in two weeks. 1t is quite
a sight to see even the few thousand
soldiers drilling and maneuverino )
!
we nave several good bands IN
camp, and one or the other is plaving :
most of the time. Last FRIDAY nivbt :
went to a dance given by the Red
Gross and had a real nice time. Met
most OF the bellies of the city; but
must ADMIT they can't compare with .
girls of Mexico, Missouri. :
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-20
100000 WAR FUND
For the Moral and Social Welfare of
Soldiers and Sailors

The designation by the War Depart
ment Of the Knights of Columbus as
the official agency for looking after
the moral and social welfare of the
Catholic men of the army and navy
has started a movement to raise ST.
900, 900 the week of September "a to
80.
The Knights Of Columbus have been
invited to do this work by the Govern
ment and stand on equal footing with
the Y. NJ. C. A. Every courtesy and
every privilege advanced to the latter
has been extended to the Knights Of
Columbus.
At each Of the sixteen National Ar
my Cantonments consisting Of from
forty to sixty thousand men who have
been drafted under CONSUMPTION, the
knights Of Columbus propose to build
a central building, 60x120 feet, in the
center Of the camp near the immense
auditorium, which will be erected by
the Government. II will be furnished
with benches, chairs and writing tables
and equipped with a gallery and stage.
On the rear Of the stage Is an altar, 80
stationed that when the curtain is
drawn the large interior will be avail
able for recreation and entertainment
features.
In addition to this large building, a
smaller building, about 40xS0 feet,
viii be erected at the two most dis
tant points in the camp. These will be
constructed along the same general
lines and equipped in the same way
as the large building. The National
Guard camps and all other army and
navy camps there will be build
ings erected by the order.
The Knights of Columbus buildings,
ike those Of the Y. NJ. C. A., will
be open to all soldiers irrespective Of
religious or fraternal affiliations.
The local council of the Knights of
are appointing ladies and
gentlemen who will form the different
cams to solicit subscriptions from
Every n who desires to help this
;ause. The soliciting will commence,
Monday, September oath and continue
throughout the week.
Catholics have contributed ~eenee-
'usly to the Red Cross fund and to
many other worthy relief committees,
o the Mexico Knights of Columbus
eel no hesitancy in soliciting subscrip-
ions for this War Fund from the cit
zens of Mexico and the surrounding
ountry and hope to be able to COL
a large sum for such a worthy
ause.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-20
ENJOYS BIRTHDAY DINNER

Mrs. S. N. Evans gave ? birthday
for her husband, Sam Evans, on
Tuesday evening, when one of the
famous Evans capons was served as
the piece de resistance of a most pal
atable and delicious dinner.
Mr.. Evans claims it was his 10th
natal anniversary, but his friends
state he has taken the feminine point
Of view as regards his years, at
least.
Those who were present and enjoy
ed the dinner were: Mr.. Evans, S.
P. Guthrie, DR.. J. F. Harrison, C.
A. Barnes, R. D. Worrell, W. s.
Eller, j. A. Guthrie, C. D. Rodgers,
Col. E. Y. Burton, DR.. Ned Rodes,
Holly Bradford, Joel Guthrie, Ross
Wagner.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-20
Kill IL Rattlesnakes

George Woolery, while working on
the roads on the north side Of the
Cook Grove farm, recently, raised a
post and found 10 small rattlesnakes
and an old one. He dispatched them
all quickly. In raising another post,
a few minutes later, he was stung by
q wasp, and, believing for a second
he had been bitten by another RATHER,
he staged an Indian war dance. The
men who witnessed the affair say the
snakes did not seem to bother Mr..
Woolery half as much as the wasp.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-20
AUDRAK GAN GET
STATE AID NOW

Au1zz &aET h 4 nastsu a
7e Ssis Ak Sr rsa - uaa z
s &s5~ S uk -zsNh~
anv 2ur AK G1rn~ Presiding
Jw5 q ~ sz3~ar Csszx CuZ
szts NaaGsy shss me u4r u al
~ &g-4 SsGR H1rewxv A-uurh
Au A. wsE IS rua6 rzu-n-
Oz-& and SszA 1-oar4 ahe uauuev
wzs nanszbv ss7eFs@s hv az he knE
@sM VIA Is zAa maz SsNSsls usaz
5E m n-ezsz
Cu1sr saA 9 nzr rhf kzaainr
WG ~ EzzncnS ty the S.Bss k
uEG Ear I'M -aaRT ana sas ozn~
E2E s rig sAR Ceursy Caz- ana
TIA T swus-s or 1s rad Al
sE S a al WIS hzs sa xs
sas AZ rpaG -uzzar nm .h
highways cazE have ths- MrHxrvs
luu-uVsl OK @ szzas financial Ia
me piEE Is u Erza4 h-s3rs and al
s -aNE AID MAINTAIN 5a- 8 rg-ex
Eur- & vsz-s I ME G ~aal
He1uGnE u Su6rs CzrzE wuaaa rps
ea- na-E Zzz $50 and he zhsurht
taE 1v $3.50 1as zuah. Ru- NJ EaHs
BASIS wuzS cos me rupz-zv rEn-
sa1-2 a. S - hs mu-grsnsz
& zs-zEuae- nr p&i5 ~ 1hs eu-r-
= szE SAFE
Ths Sz& Highway Commission
mssz SEPT = and %aage Cx-sE szvs
= wU1G Re wise "a have TINS matter
definitely ss1l8 r. 1E1 as EuE re-
qu1aaz za6s 1hsn and there FIR 1hs
nacHsz-T finds fn- 1ns work Tnas
WINS arr interested Il TINS nzs-. e.
pecAIr Aoss residing n ha Na-A .
sz1s Highway, c. the r1zd rurznv
na-- E1S Eszh 1rszrh The cu-u4r :
asTwasn AzrEEssz End Paris, s.VuEs
-uzEZn8EEzs their saraue-stg I
yz-1-w -rs IL urEE that he nav - /
EEed e take the qaezeinn ~ !
the Commission :
5aage Carter zsys the roads to r. .
'aEs S.zts ait have n5t been chosen :
ras- delegation VII LARGELY de- 7
'sz1 q the interest shown by prop
1T oznsrx zkgg the highwzyy.
he money 70 Enzzre the rad no~th I
nd south has already beer raised. By :
ne properly gwnerE. Judge Carter :
sys he fsvgrs the North State High-
Esy being the first improved, bel
aase q It's importance. He has
allied . meeting Of property owners :,
0 be held al the Court House Thurs
ay afternoon at 2 o'clock when the
batter Of which highways to be i'm
royed will be discussed and consider
Those who are or any cross
oaniy roads sboald attend this meet
as i Is a most important one. n
the last analysis rne roads to re-
rive state aid will rest entirely in the
snas Of the property owners along
route.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-20

Every United States soldier in
camp saluted the flag at dawn Friday
in honor of the anniversary Of the
birth Of the Star Spangled Banner.
Orders to this effect were sent by the
War Department.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-20
ATTEND D. A. r. CONFERENCE
Several From Mexico win Attend
Meeting at Marshall, Oct. 3-5

Several Mexico members are planning
to attend the State Conference of the
Daughters of the American Revolu.
tlon' which will be held at Marshall,
Mo-, Oct. 3-4-5.
The delegates from Mexico are
Mrs. Paul E. Coil, and Mrs. ]. T,
johnson. Mrs. R. NJ. White. Mrs.
John Lane, Mrs. w. W. Bolts. Miss
Mary Elizabeth Houston and several
Others will attend the meeting.
The principal business before the
conference will be the election of n
state Regent to succeed Mrs. William
Painter, of jefferson City, who.
according to the constitution OF the
order, is ineligible to succeed her.
self.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-20

y M1risc & n aavs Is ss<szn
EUEy ~ M nHtH - h1T an1
suEnl s-ne IVA z11SV m C w
M 1azf ~ r1vE DuU0 IN Eos,
important raaI ever asS II
Meuro Rss1ll b. Ea on z&ls IT
rv Gz-E 5- T- zfs-una1
Va nEvr zE Or SpEa s1Et rssNl E1a
w ~ IT q en- uE-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-20
Miss Ashworth Better

Miss leila Ashworth, who has been
in a sanitarium at Colorado SPRING.,
Colorado, is now located at $50 North
Nevada street, Colorado Springs, AMI
her many friends will be glad to
know that her health is much i'm
proved and that she is expected back
in good old Mexico in the next four
or five weeks.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-20
GIT EEznT FOR TIL BEG
TAEI. TTANT

MEEAE w zz=azE
q ne -- EE -z kzuzE -Bz
slwT E- ma Z1va-EI1E
~ Z M aa r -ns
u# q MEEs EaazE 1u : ~
E Eusnsz FaL zuG
la E1 zlay EluZc n sTsursc
r sr aE Il Zass EyE &
EEangaa EaE=H snu1E have
a - @ ~ w zw-
@ Z every aT Orr nsE--
-EuI EETH -1a EsazE RAJ z V-lc@
80 -E II Esv us a o. + u
sg Ea gzaz E8w zaa11
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-20

Miss Allie Ellis has Just RETURN v
from a visit In Bloomington n'
where she was the guest Of her uI ~,
DR.. John Campbell, well known IN '''
city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-20

AisS Helen Williams, daughter Of
- De1n walter Williams, Of the School
~ Journalism, and Miss Helen Miten.
Jos. laughter u Of State Bank Examiner
Sonn +; Mitchell, both Of Columbia.
Of oPs NJ. tuesday in Mexico the guests
Banks. ~ mrs NJ D.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-20
Elmer Ray Ieffries Home

Elmer Ray Jeffries, Of this Guy
who has been in the army and was II,
Gently arrested for desertion, has Oesn
given dishonorable discharge from 'ns
service and is back home.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-20

Mrs. r. E. Thompson and daughter
Helen Margaret Of Colorado Springs,
are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. C.
G. Caldwell.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-20
We Are Ready

With the most complete line OF Az
Tight Oaks; any size, several klh'''
Price right. Mexico Hardware .
Furniture Company. Dot wilt
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-20

W. W. Pollock, President OF the
North Missouri Trust Company, who
was taken suddenly i'll Sunday, 10
about the same.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-20
Mclean Seed Wheat

FARMERS, be sure and have YOU
wheat re-cleaned before sowing
means lots to you. - WIN. PoLbo0'
MILL g. ELV. co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-20

Judge C. c. Bledsoe and family WIN
spend the winter in the Mch''o'
property formerly occupied by u -
Rodgers and family.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-20

Makes a fine swill for pigs. oV~'
feeders like It better than Smut
Stock on hands now. VIM r0
LOCK MILL & ELy. co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-20
Cow Smile,

Begin feeding your hens now for
early laying. Eggs will be high.
Cow Smile will make hens lay. -
WIN. POLLOCK ELN.~e0.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-20
The Weekly Ledger

Euegrs5 81 eht p @ MsxsrS, No.
En5 HenitaaC 3 INK alzzz znztsG
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-20
Sunday School Meeting

There will be a township Sunday
School Convention at Olivet Church
Sunday afternoon.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-20
Blankets

We just received a new supply of
bed and baby blankets. Prices 25c to
$3.50. 237-2t wit
Johnson's Variety Store.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-20
Stock Notes


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ko asr& y
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8 &a0 za us So
@ E Nwsr
Z Eszg
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-20
Fire Won't Go Out

In an Estate or Superior. Saves !
the fuel. - Mexico Hardware & Fur
niture Company. d2t wit
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-20

10y. ano Frank Gallagher are in The
'N''K' enjoying their vacation.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-20

A. B. and A. j. Douglass, of Ben
ton City, were in Mexico Friday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-20


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Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-20

Harry Hutton was here on business
Tuesday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-20
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-20

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Anglia If vokieCiQ nardanGiu
IaiviQ bI0kada

$alina gauti nusipirkti bull
vln. Sunku gauti pirkti ir
darzoviu. d
Daugcl victose buIv6s
pardavincjamos po 2 ccntu
elena. nors vvriausvbG vra
nustaclusi bulvems aug
SrlauSla kaina-12c uz sva-
IN. " Sito vyriausvbGs pa
1edymO perzengima zmones
astral baudziami.
Rasi, kick-nors Angliios
gyventojams paIengves.
Nnomct uzaugs naujos bull
yes. kuomct turgaviet0se at
s'ras naujas bulviu iStck-
llus. Maisto kontrolicris
palmslas visus bulviu istek-
lluS savo nuOziuron.
VieSbuciuose ir restora-
n1losc zmonGms bus skiria-
mos porciios, vyriausvbes
nustatvtos.
KalkuriuOSc miestuose uz-
drausta vartoti arbata.
Apie $4,000 karciv:u kc-
lions savaitcms bus palcisti
Is kalluomcnes. kad jic pa
gcibetu namiSkiams apdirb-
a !aukus.
Anot lordo Dcvonporto.
.lei bus ivcsta pride1iamasai
malstO tvarkymas IL privcr--
stinas zemos apdirbimas,
tuomct Anglijos zmones
praslmaitins savo Salvj pa
%amlntlloju maistu, O vokie-
c1al nicko nelaimcs SUI savo
nardanciOmis laivGmis.
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KUBOS REVOLIUCIO-
NIERIQ VADAS
KALEJIME.

Havana, kovo 9. - Kubos
respublikos vidujiniu rcika-
lu ministerio prieziurojc va
kar cionai atgabenta vyriau-
sias revoliucipnicri,l vadas
Gomez su savO Stabu, kurs
huvO suimtas kovoje nctoli
Placetas. Visi uzdaryta sos
tines tvirtumon. Ju likimas
- tikrai apverktinas. w
riausias revoliucionieriu va
das Gomez yra buves Kubos
rcspublikOs prezidontas.
Dabartinis Kubos preziden-
tas nesigailes savo pricsi-
nlnkui iSlieti pagiezos.
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ARGI VISKAS TIESA.
KAS RASOMA?

New York, kovo 9.-Nic-
mas victos angliSkas laikraS-
tis raSo: Francijos ir Angli-
JOS mlniStcliu pirmininkai
lahai gcrai supranta savo
saliu sunku padGjima. De
ic; ncpasisckimu kares So
nuosc. kaip Francijoj, taip
IL Anglijoi iyyko kabinetuo-
SO atmainos. Sitos atmainos
didcll ispudi padarc i Saliu
gyvcntojus. Dabar visa
Francija nuO to laiko pasi-
dare antimilitarinG. % nuo-
Slmciai karciviU karcs laukc
II civlllu gyvcntojU trokSta
kuogrciciausios kar6s pabai
COS IL paskui ilgiausius me-
tus taikOs. 80 nuoSimCiai
Cyvcntoju trok$ta taikos.
nczillrint nci iSlygu. kokias
cali padiktuoti p,icSininkas.
Ncbutu net stcbctina. jci
francuzu karciviai kar6s
laukc sukcltu rcvoliucija,
ici jicms prisicitu dar vicna
ziema iSbuti apkasuosc.
LaisvanoliQ karciviauti
jau n6ra. Dczc1tcriu skait-
nus nuolat didGja. Tarpc ka-
rciviu dczerteriu yra ir to-
kic, kuric atzymeti uz did
vyrybe. Tcismai tn dczcrtc-
rlu nebaudzia, bijosi pavar-
toti prizes juos aStrias prie-
mOncs. Jci dczerteris nutve-
ramas, tai pasiunCiamas at
gal puIkan ir tuomi viska
baigiasi.
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ANGLAI Wis ARCIAU
BAGDADO.

Londonas, kovO 9. - Tur-
kijai grasia didelis pavojus.
Prizes turkus rusai su ang-
iais vcikia is triju Sonu. Ir
visuosc Sonuose turkai mu-
Sami be pasigailejimo.
Vicna an9lu almija, ku-
l'iai vadovauja gen. Maude,
veikia Mesopotamijojc, ISL
gai upes Tigris. Tenai tur-
kai visu SOnu sumuSti ir an
glu raitarija jau atsidurusi
tik w 8 myliu nuo svarbaus
turku micsto. gelezinkcliu
ccntro, Bagdado.
Rusu armija Persijos So
ne nesulaikOmai varosi pir-
myn IL atimineja nuo tur-
ku miestus paskui miestus.
Kita anglu armija briau-
jasi per Palestina IL atsidu-
rusi netOli Jeruzales.
Nisuose SituOse SOnuse tur-
kai neatsilaiko, traukiasi at
gal su didziausiais nuosto-
liais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-09

Londonas, kovo 9 (Sulyg
anGllsku laikraSCciu korcs-
pondento prancSimo). Ne
kuomct ligSiol Anglijos gy-
ventoJai taip miclai IL su vi
su pasiSvcntimu nesigrieb6
w zcmdirbystcs, kaip da-
baltlnlais laikais. TIA apsi-
relSkima pamatyti nepapra-
Stal lndomus daiktas. Visur
laukuosc, darzuose matomi
Vvral, motcrls IL vaikai. w
RAJ aria, mOtcris SUI vaikais
EasinGja. Visur ruoSiama
dlrva darzovcms. javams.
Dlrbama Sokiomis ir Svpnto-
mis- dicromis. Kadir maziau-
SO zcmes Smotclio ar darze-
llukO savininkas deda pa
stangas visa zcme iSpurcnti.
nutreStl. aps0ti arba apso-
dlnti ir paskui gauti vaisius.
AnSliJoS maisto kOntrolie-
rs, lordas Dcvonport, po
siinkios ligos pasvciko ir is
naujo GmGsi darbo. kad pa
sckmlngiau iSl'iSti maistO
klausima. Svarbiausia rupi-
namasi bulviu i$tckliumi.
kllrlu stOka atiauGiama vi
soj Salyi. Skotijoje pelniai
3ulvCs mcnkai uzdcrGjo. To-
&lo blogo bulviu uzdcrGjimc
nebuve per 30 metu. Edin-
bnrSho gyvcntOjai bulviu
dar gauna is artimuju apv-
%ardll. Bet paEiam Londonc
su bulvomis yra blogiausia.
Kai kuriQ dicna ticsiog ne
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Taika turi ivykti veikiai.
Francija jau ir taip panese
palbaiSGtinus nuOstOlius. L.
100000 karciviu uzmuStu
arba prazuvusip. L:gi SOO,-
900 kareiviu paliko ligu;s-
tais IL luiSaiS visam savo
amzvje.
Francuzu spauda tviltina,
Jogei kariaujanciu Saliu tar
plninku bus prez;dcntas
Wilsonas. SEEKS iSginklavi-
mas, pricSininkai bus nu-
siIpnejc, o mazosios tautos
atgaus laisve.
Francijojc Russia skaito-
ma iSdavikc. Rusijos parci-
kalavlmas KOnStantinOpOliO
pastumcjo talkininkus ar
tiau prapulties. Bet Russia,
klck zinomG. nekuOmct ne
gaus KonstantinopOlio.
Sta pavasari talkininkai
prades smarkius uzpuoIimus
Sirilojc, kad paimti turkus
dv.cju ugniu talpan. Fran
ella mazai gales pasipricSin-
ii vokieciams. ncs nctcku;i
tinkamuju j6gQ.
Nuostolius tcritoriiose
panc$ Russia, Austria ir
Turkija. Sitos Sails taigi sa-
vo tcritoriiomis turcs atlv-
ginti w dahartinc kare Eu-
ropojc.