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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-22
II.guutc nnO aapercr.lgcipen

@iaunidoitcu 6ritiidcr o6ific ma.
den iid ooS 9onoimoS .fSeicb 5u
9lliben lmO OcrIoiicn i6re Sdiiie.
y Seine 2uit iid Our6 oeutide
lI-9oote ms Scnieits 6cf6rOcrn
5u Ioiien Sdiiia6rt la1mge.
lcet
Sic ocutihen llntcricc6ootc uno
9opercr Sdiiie, oic idon 10 Mon
Dies 5u @eec acbrnht bo6eu uuO Oie
@cIt6erri6oft Der 9riten 5u @oicr
cinen 6eoenfli6cn StoB perietteli.
ba6en oud oen Secleutcn bic nuI
Sdiifcn Der 9laiirten iobrcu, in
9lnqIt uno S6rcden perictt, ioOoB
Oicie iidb mei9err bon Baltimore aus
luieOer Die 6obrt nah Der, gcliebten
Seimot6 on5utreten, ga i6nen ibr Sc
ben lic6er it, ais Oos Secmolms'
grad 81 finOen.
@iele 6ritiiHc Scclclltc MAIDEN iid
Ons bonn GongrcB anacuommcnc 0c'
ieb 81 nube noh ipelbem rs ousldn'
OiiAen oSceleutcn" geitottet it, bon
einem freniOen Stiffe in irgeno CT
nent amerifonii6cn Sofen ab5iimu'
itern, fuenn iie nit Der 9lus5obhng
ibreS balben Ieroicnitcs cinperiton'
Oen iino. SoGtc iid scr Gapitdn
weigcrn, oie 9ellte abnntiicrn 81 lol'
fen 10 iino Oieiel6en 81 i6rcr uoIlcl
206nimg bercbtigt. 9icle 5ie6eu cs
Oa6er Dor, auf Den 9icit scr Sobning
5il per5idten, menu i6nen Oic 2on'
Dung in glmerifa aeitottet miro. Dor
9unoes Gommiii0r 9ono 6ottc lid
cine eon5e 9ln5abl Seeleute cingeiim-
Oen Oic iid bcreit erfldrtcn, ibre 5ol'
be 2obnlina iblieBen 81 lniierL mas
i6nen lieber lit, nls NIT einem oeut'
iben llnteriee6oot 9cfonntihoit 81
MAIDEN rnO in @eiongenidoit 81 &C.
rotbcn Cos bonn GongreB ongc'
nommcnc @eicb iie6t Dor, ooB Oic
Seelcilte crit o6nntiiern fonnen
na1Oen lie iiinf Gage I'M Gienit ci'
nes Eompiers acIionoen 6o6cn nm
5l bermeoen. Dab uuer6etcne @in'
monocrer ans oen no6c 9elegcncn
Snicln bier lonOcu.
PIN Somitog batten Iid6 bier nit
glicOer oes Gampiers ,glorO gltlon
tic. Ser brittle 0loidiniit Der S6er-
Stepart mo 5luei Sei5cr, 6ei'nI9iu-
oes GoinnliiiGr ciigcfln0cn mo
nm Die GrloubniB ocr 2ononns nodl'
eeiudt. Gieie Seute limo @riedeu.
Ger 0ampfer looet @etreiOe, bod
bobcn oic glngeItcaten nidt Ocn
@unid, pieOer oii oeniclben 5nriid'
5ufe6reu 0a iie lln6cil lpitterp ,En
einem Ocutideu @rioot SotclbA 6r
9}oro @ouiirobe baben mc6rere
Shotten. Die olf cinem britiidet
1oupier beoienitet iinO. Guortier
be3ogcu. pclte 6eutc sic GrlaibniB
sur 2onoine nudiuden polen Oa
ouh lie feline 9uit BADEN, iid iroeno
einer @cfobr aus5uieeen. Sin giegcr
iudte gleiffods ieinc @ntloiiung bon
Noro eincs britiidcn Gonlpiers nnd,
oa or 6ereits 5ueimal oos 5weiiel'
bate gcrqniigen 6attc, nit llu-
tcrieebooten 9efonntidoft 5u modeI
pclde Die SGiiic, ouf pel6cn cr iiG
bcidno, Dcrienltcn
CieieS Wloiicn gcrlniicn 6ritiider
oocr onocrcr Sdific Der 9luiirtcl'
miro, pem eS 10 blei6t. ein idipcrcr
S6log fiir Die S6iiiobrt ser 9laiir'
ten rperoeu. uno perOcn pielc Sdiiie
ecjmungen IeiiLldngcr olS acfpiitidt
I'M Snfeii 81 perbleiben, bis tic Gr'
iobmannihoit geflmoen bo6en. 81
nige Der Gapit1ne icben oicieu 9luS'
muiterluioen iorglos cutgegcn, oa lic
onne6men, ooB cs in 9lmcrifu ocnnJ
Yerioncn qibt Sic germ cinmol cl'
ncm oG6rillins.~ Sdouipicl bciluob'
ncn oocr ibr Sc6en iiir cinigc Gil
bcrlnn9c Dcrfolien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-22

geIcarapbiider Netterberidlt.

glns oer iibrieen @inoes.@eiter.
9eobadtunes. .Stationen puroen Die
iolgcnOcn nieorieiten Eenperatnren,
ole i'm s llbr acitcrn 9lbenO berri9.
ten, bcri9tct:
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Or, G0nnbcrs ositOrOcn.

SnI 60. 9cbensi1br oeridieo ac-
itcrn in ieiner @obnmg Gr. is,
Neit.6ranilin.St StrnBe, Ct. Sobn gg.
Chambers. iiir oicIe Sabre Eroiciicr
Oer Gbiriireie an oem ,9ler5te imo
G6irurgcn @oneac" imb Gin itootbc.
fainter 9lrjt. Gr. Chambers fran.
feite icit cmeiu Sdbr mo trat Iein
Soo ourt6 cinet 5dloganioQ ein.
9iebcn ieiner 8iitpc miro scr Ser
iiorbenc Don ieinen ainOern. Tr.
SDomoS n. Gbon6erS, Sron gnlon
@ia, Sri. Gord im0 Sri. g(anes
Chambers ilbcrlcbt.
HbonHtniem, blt ben .Druilneu 0orrtlpon.
brlltth" uldt phnitildl oDtr HhregeImdDla er.
pnifeii, nHO gebftrH. Der Office baDOn Der Eefes
.aIII4l =
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-22

| ScirlL" 0ds o6rien0lD ,Snn" lm0 0aS
,@reiicnbeinL" Oas DSeim iiir be.
togtc ln6eil6arc arnnfeu,~ oie .gal.
timore SaImlo Soro6 @eicaidnit" ,
bic o@oblt1Gtiefeiis @eieaIdoit
ilnger Comen," OaS oSsroelitiihe
5rcie Seib Snititut" lno sic Sin.
panoerer Sdub gereinieung."
9eridt Oes 5inou5 Sefrc.
tGrs.
Ter t5innnjbcridt oer rllniteO
Sc6reiu 66oritieS@ iiir ooS pcrgaL
gene So6r lulroe BON Srn. u. s.
Sugar mter6reitet rmO luutet iuic
foIgt:
@innubmen; 9oiicnbcitono om I,
Saniar 1916 $lS64.O2, 9citr0gc
(id1rIid) $26,i5425, gcitrdgc emo.
notlid) $7752.O5, Sdcnflrneen
$9i5, iiir Cileungsiouo $574.20,
Geria6rt SO, 2ci6- nno Gisconto $4,.
500; 5uiammeu Sal 1862.
9luSgabcn: 5HnIOcu bcja6lt 1915.
Silan5 $4,000, 5n6lbore 9(nlei6c $32,.
74206, 6omniiiion fir GoQcttoren
$i66777 pcridieoenc 9IilSgnbcu
$50i.30, Sdreibnioteriol mo Druid.
laden S1331S, @oitgebii6ren 1870
@e61lter $20i6, 9lgio nno TiSconto
$36.56, fir Bureau $425O SlnIcibc
aus ocm Silemgs 6ono $1,000;
aoiienbeitanO am ]. Samlor 1917
$1255.76.
Gas glominationS Gomite, ipcl.
DIES ans oen Serrcu Senrp GaItel.
BERG. @orIiber, Siooc 6rouf. 9oiis
2. gli6mon. emil @rodin uno Soco6
gicumon beitebt, ihlug ais Girefto.
rem iiir cinen oreii06riecn Eermin
Die iolaenoen Serreu Dor; @iaion
2cpp, Solonon @mSberg Iandunl
Sil6ermon 9loolpb arcs, emil
Grodin lmo 5. 81. @ap6acl. Gle flint
Gritercn lpurocn picoercripd6lt. SEER
Hopbocl lit Elm neier Tircftor Scr
Organization. Gle 9eomtenmo6l iin-
oet BEL Ger ndhiten @erianmluna
Der sllnitcO Se6rcu Charities" am
ndditen Somitog itott.
@eriotnm luna i'm Gutam
4S Incp 2 punnpI
glm glbeno pcrinnmeltcn lid bic
oeridicoencn iSroelitiiden Srgoniio.
tiouen I'M Gutom 9loce-Gempel unO
borten Der glniprohe oes 9lobbiners
@mil o. SiriH BON Chicago at. Tr.
Senrn ;Srieoemuol0, Der BrGii0ent
Der a6eocrateo Sciuiib Charities, ="
interbreitetc Der gerianmhng iei.
nen @cridJt.
Seim fiir S6minOfiidtiec.
Sin CONCERT 5u @unitcn oes Sos
glnacIes notionalcn iSrdelitii1cn
ScimS fir Shwinoii6tioc iono &c.
itern 9l6eno inter Den 9trpi5icn oeS
~Eontioc Glu6s,~ OSr. 100, Sodion
glocc, i'm y@nrOen.E6eoter" Itott.
SiHter sloron 8. 2eon BON Stem.
Dorf mO Robbincr gcniantin 8.
eroBman bon @oibineton iporcn
Oic SnuptreOner.
Ortb o0ore 8 obbiner.
Gie ortoooren 8obbincr Scr StoOt
oerionmcItcu lid gcitern Sl6cno in
Der Sneiiet6 SSsrdel SDnago9c an
Der Sigb. nabc ser 2ontborosStr.
@idltiac 5rogcn, sic ortbooorc Sir.
che bctreficnO, ipnrocn bciproden.
&obbiner Ru6il 9iiiifin iii6rtc Ocr
Noriib. gliiiprahcn ipnrocn Don ocn
9lo6binern 9I6robom 81. Shluorb.
yioicc 9lomonoii INTO onocrcn ac6ol.
ten
Gus fiinite GonScrt.
Sn oem auditorium ocs ,9lllionces
@ebGnoeS~ on scr SItgoliiniorc.
StrnBc pnroe gcitcrn glbcnO ooS
iiinftc GorBert bon Der nSSsraeliti.
idcn 9IuSbiloimaS 9nlinrB" acgc.
bcn GaS idone Erosrnmnl mar bon
5r1uiein Scnnie Ban Secr 5itian.
mcngciteat worOm. ssrdulein Hoic
Hitb, Sopron @iibocl &einer, Bio.
limit nnO SSr6ulcin Slorctta Son.
burger am Biano ipirttcn nit.
DWsrmanin-M -MGnncrdor."
(SrOkcs Gonscrt
glOutas, ocn %. Sannar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-22
ennnrnanI. nnb llnteraana.
TlntB,
gSeiteransiidItcn.

Sir WSorplonO uno oen Giitrift
Golimbio 6cute 9cgcn in Cit. rno
Wlittcl. rmO SBuec in @cit-9larD.
Iauo, falter imO iiiooiili6e @inoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-22

ANtV "N@teJASNs
Gjrao Grdo
sltIoniic Sin, aes' rs @louleomcrp, irib d
tiam1rd triib.. .-t2 WlpfiircnL Shnce -
Noitou. irii9. ......1s Nauiudet. iriib, q
Nnlialn, Sbnce. 40 gieiu Grlenne, irnb "a
Hh04eifon llnr. 52 yieiu Ooti. GcDncc. .2s
Vbicdoo. flnr....2s Gildhomu ior. ,3d
Ginclnnnii iriib 32 RDilnoelpbin. REG. "a
Niebclano. irb. .2l Niiisburab AcaeIi %
beipcii bipgsii as eance % SSriianS. Sfs. it. So
Nuht1 Gnnec ~. 0 Quebec irhh. .--i4
Vnlipofi ilar,.... 4 Hnleqb. llar. 80
ltnlocicn trb...6 % Snlt Y. etip SdH "
l5recn NdO Sbncc I 2 SnnSrdndsco. trilb AZ
Saitcrds. fldr....4O St Sobn6, tldr.. q
6apre flnr, ...-i4 q. pouls, ilur. 30
Nclena liar. ia Scranton RcGen. .26
Sadioubinc ilar. l8 Gbreneport friib IS
Stnnine GiiD. iriib. 20 Gpcfaue. iriip 49,. g
iinotoiue. ilu0.A ,.5S Elrncne, SDHeer Z
0lnrdlciic. irhb...f2 Ndibngon hceen %
wlcmpbis, trib. 4s ggnnipca. liar. -22
Ter Stirm. pelher iif in Der
Somiiag ylo6t cettral ii6er Colo
raoo 6efano, Bat iif ihned in oft.
norooitIider Ribtiiua bepcst. Ter
einfluB oieieS Stlrmcs oernriodtc
cinen meitperbreitctcn ylieoerihlag
in 5orn BON @eeen ooer Sdnee IN
fat ollcn E6eilen Der gereinigtelt
Staaten. Shner iiel in oen noro-
liden mo ipeitlidcn Stooten uno
Sdncc uno 9iegen in oen iiioliben
unO nittelotIontiideH Staaten.
Gle Semperotir miro ON Nlontag
IN ben inittelatloiiiiden imO Rcil.
enalano. Stootm iiciecn abcr am
Montoa 9l6cnO ODER 91adt entibci-
ocno fallen. Shrm @ormulaen iinO
on Der otlaitiidcn aiiIte pom sap
Sotteras noroIit bis gaitport, 0le.,
crlaiien. anltc @cllc.@armmgel
ereiu9eu III ocn oberen Sce.9icoio-
ncu. ocm C5io-S6nl, Scnneiice. Oen
Git-@oli. imo iiiOntIoitiidcn Staa,
ten nit glusnabme BON 5lori0a.
Niatid @ctter.
Wiuitcr Sole uno @otcr Bluuius
lianocu iih ociicrn angcnidcinIih
aui icinolidcm 6uB H. crleoigten ci.
nen SoniIicnitrcit, in mcl1cni 5ran
Sole ibrc 9cticn ii6cr Baltimore
mo lllngebiug aiiSicbiitteltc. Hcdt
ileiBig iloacn bic groBcn Slodcn nie-
Ger mo ireute lid oie SngcnO, lid
SdlnecbnlIen 5u fonncn oocr SHlit-
Ten 81 fo0rcn. Gieicr gIbiitt nodte
obcr &opa @hoius cmcn boien
Strid ourdl bic Achnllna. Scn sic
idouc ipciBe Iedc erregte icineu
3orn nnO 6iincte er ieine Sdlciier,
I'M oic StraBcn olrA cinen gcbori,
gen HegcnauB IN einen ridtigen. ipie
Ser 9crliner 10 trcifcno iagt,
uDlaiidb" 81 ocripanoeIn. Ter Stnot
iuurOcn bicrourdj acknowledgements
Grobe llnfoilen sur Sortidofiinta ocs
Sdnccs geiporf. ocnn om sl6eno
waren sic StraBen mo 5eitenpe0c
iebr rcin9epoiHen. 91ob pcllbrah-
ter slrbcit wliroen Die 5hlei,ien
2einer NlnieitGt oEIupiuS" picocr
obgciiellt am0 blics elm miloer Siio-
wcii-@iuo ourd bic Staoi, Der
idlneII pereeiien lieB. oaB iol1es
DNiniih. @ctter" qe0erridjt bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-22
StroBen-
r1lt Der Srio.

gllbcrt Soub bon gir. 1908, Sono-
StroBe @iaiom @jrobom BON
9lr. li04, SonoDer. StroBc, mo
sSobn W1itdeG bon 9lr. 1909, 91or.
iboa.StroBe. purben geitcrn Nlorgen
BON Hidter &onft in Der iaolihcn
YoliSeiItotion unter je $500 8iirg-
idoft ieitgebolter inter Der glnidul-
Oigune, Ocn in Scr. 1000, g(ibburton-
ton StroBe, mobnboiten glrtbur
Speetmon in Der yldbc Der Yatopsco-
9lpemue lno gScber StroBe oneefoI.
len ino I'M $99 bcroubt 81 boben.
Siucctmon gab an oos Erio III
elmer @oitpirtbihoft III Siio-9olti.
more getroiien 5u boben. 9ioboem
iie 5uiommen getrunten botten gin-
gen iie NIT einonoer ipo6ieren. So-
bol0 lie bic Sotnpco. 9loemie erreidl.
ten ioll @robom ibm ungebli6 einen
5mlidlag ms @eiift geeeben boben,
ipGbreno oie beiocn @noeren lih ga.
ran mndtcn ieine Eaidcn 81 pliins
ocrn. Ger @oli5iIt Scorboroueb.
Der I'M Elm @ebiert eiitfernt por iob
oos @onOgcmenec mo fam Smeet.
nfou 81 SiiIie. IS eelone ibm. Ylit.
def cin6uion6cn; ipdter perbnfteie
cr Die beioen glnSeren.
Siro ieinen Sport onf.
gcbcn.
Srapf HomioD, Der i'm Gcrlouf
cincs Strcites NIT @lorris SdmI.
Ioipib, glr. 236. gloro. Caroline. .Stry
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-22
Niir cin Neimaetranf.

Gos BON @eo. @lnt6cr eebroilte
Bier lit oaS bette. GeIc gelrt6cilcr
bon Bier erfldren, OoB eS irecno ei-
ncm eritfloiiigcn aiisldnoiiden 9icr
eleidtommt. Gcrooe ooS Ding fiir
ocn 6omiliengcbrati6. Gcines 9lro'
ma, better @cidnod uno icbr nd6r'
fr6itig. 1ireft bon Der @rouerei
Ourd bic neueiten Wluihinen abec'
iiillt. iuoourd aIlgenIeine glein6eit &C.
Iidert miro. Eiite 81. @bone;
@olie 20.
(SlmiiS.tSiMo,Go) (glm.)
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1eutid,c grisFliIte.

On bieligen Sduptpoiiamt lnsern
gIuSlanobrieie fiir folsenOc 9erioneii
nit oGltidrlingeuOcn 9sumen: 6rau
Acnnie 9abmdnn, 6rnu 10 Z, 9ons
bert uno " @iaeorid.
lSrohe NHnitrsl giHFfhBrnne bsS
n@OOb @ill FleaiiIre Clubs"
im Der oGaHtitatter.SnlIc"
am SieRiiah SeW %. Sdnnnr.
l,an22-23l
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Ser @elttrisg Ilentc bOr cincm
Sabre.
p. 3aluar 1916.

aonie 9litolauS ernldjt ole BE.
ooItcrtno bon Getiliic, Iidl Oen
oiterreihiidben Iruppen eegen.
iIber ireimolich 5I oerbolten.
2Sn oerihieoeiien gl6idiiitten
Der Citfront entialtet Die Oeutibe
glrtiaerie Dor DER ,5eitlus Gina.
burg lebbaite 96atigfeit.
Sin tylciheS miro pon scr
geeiliront gemeloet.
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.0cpartemcnt fiir eauO~irtb-
Idlaft-Mcttcr Wnrcan.
Ncridlt 0cs Waltimurc MettcrbMrcans

Der Seudtiefeitsgebolt Der 9uit
mar SO @ro5cnt nm s ll6r Wlcrsens
imO % @ro5cnt nm s llbr gIbenOs.
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Gdliffefnrten

bon uno nod 9entihlonO uno
SeiterreiA. .lIngorn ii6er &ottcroom
ilno Seem yorf. @eIoienOuneen nod
europa.
SBeO. s.. 9iener & So,
217 CF.@nltinurc.Str.
(Wiar8 49, 243 SiiS.SrOaSpap.
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AboBnenieH, Die ben ,DtuNncH 0UfrrDpNs
btnten" udlt phHltlld pber uHre0glmdNlo e.
1alitH Nnb gtbeien, 0er Office baDDu pet Ltlc.
bopn pbr imrtltllN withholding dn macon.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1917-11-09
Death of Upton Wilson.

Upton Wilson, one of the old
est and highly respected citizens
of this community, died Satur-
day, November 3, 1917, at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. Lee
Hawkins, in Mangum, Oklaho-
homa.
Mr.. Wilson was born April is,
1923, in Louisville, KY. He was
educated at Hanover College,
Hanover, Indiana, and then
chose farming for a vocation.
He was married May %, 1855,
to Miss Catherine D. Neill, a res
ident of this county, and who
died in January, 1911.
Mr.. Wilson moved from Ken
lucky to Warrensburg, Mo, in
1866, and from there to his farm
II miles south Of Lexington in
1876. In 1889, he moved to the
home on Washington Ave-, in
Lexington.
He is survived by one daugh-
ter, Mrs. Mary T. Hawkins,
Mangum, Okla, and three sons,
J.. Fry Wilson, Folsom, N. NJ,
Stephen ~, and Mathew D.
Wilson of Lexington.
Mr.. Wilson was of a quiet, gen.
tie and reticent disposition, anC
while he never took an active
part in public affairs, he was
thoroughly posted and interest
ed in such subjects. By his
friends and acquaintances, hi
was highly esteemed and re
spected.
The funeral services wer,
held at the home of his son, S
N. Wilson, 307 Washington Ave.
Wednesday, November 7, at 10: (:
30 o'clock a. m, Rev, Xenophoi
Ryland and Rev. Robt. L. Cow
an conducted the services.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1917-11-09
OWEN GAFFIN KILLED
WHEN CAR TURNS OVER
Accident Happened Sunday Af-
ternOOn Near Levasy.

Sunday afternoon about $50
o'clock when Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Bour and the latter's faith
er, Owen Gaffin, Sr., were return
ing from a pleasure trip to Inde-
peGdence, Mr.. Bour somehow
lost control of the Ford car in
which they were riding and
turned it over. Mr.. Gaffin sus-
tanned a fracture of the skull a.
bove the right ear and died two
hours later without gaining con-
sciousness. He was taken to Lev
asy station where they expected
to take a train to Kansas City
/, and place him in a hospital, but
death ensued before the train
came.
The body was brought to Lex
ington and placed in the Winkler
Undertaking Parlors.
Mr.. Bour was painfully bruis-
ed and cut, and Mrs. Bour, it is
believed is suffering more from
the shock than from any injury
Mr.. Gaffin was born in Frank
lin County, KY, March 3, 1866
He was married to Miss Mollie
Boyle at Clinton, Mo-, July 8
1891. Mrs. Gaffin died May 19
1916. He had been a resident Of
Lexington for the past thirty
five years, and enjoyed the re
spect of friends and neighbors
who extend sincerest sympathy
to the bereaved daughter.
He is survived by one daugh
ter, Mrs. Arthur Bour; si1
brothers, l., w. Gafin, Georg
Charles, William A., and Martil
of Lexington, O. w. Gaffin o
Chilhowee, Mo-, and one sister
Mrs. George Carlyle.
The funeral SERVICES sonducte
by Rev. j. E. Alexander, wer
held from the home Wednesda
afternoon.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1917-11-09

Mrs. Leroy Farmer has receiv-
ed word from her sister, Mrs. r.
H. Kaufman, of Alton, ILL.,, that
her home was totally destroyed
by fire early Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Gertrude P. Brelsford
and her two daughters, Mrs. H.
L. Boyer and Miss Garnette
Brelsford, of Kansas City, spent
Tuesday with friends in Lexing-
ton, their former home.
Mrs. Laura L. Hill, who has
been visiting at the home of
Rev. Baxter Waters, left We'd
nesday for Leavenworth, Kan.
sas, being called ther by the i'll.
mess of a relative,
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1917-11-09
"Well Done"

The French Comfort Pack
cts Committee, wishes to thank
all who contributed to the
Christmas bag fund. They have
shipped to the headquarters of
above committee in New York,
SO bags and 81 packets, valued
from $500 to $500 each. These
will be shipped to France and
given to the soldiers as they
start to the trenches.
A unit of the French Comfort
Packets for United States and
the Allies will be formed in
Lexington.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1917-11-09
Real Estate Sales.

John X. Taubman of the Cat
ron-Taubman Abstract & Agen-
cy Co., has sold for Joseph A.
McFadin ct al, the north 62
acres of their farm on the Do
yer road one mile east of Lex
ington, to Geo. Mudd, consider
alton $6,OOO.OO Also the south
Is acres to Joseph B. Williams
for $15,75O.0O
Mr.. Taubman last week sold
the Carl Taegtbuehring proper
ty on Franklin street to Chas
W. Roht, consideration $500.
Mr.. Taubman has also sold
for Ella S. Goodson and Mary
Goodson the north 27 acres of
their farm 3l2 miles southeast
Of Lexington, to Mrs. Virgie
Willard, consideration $500.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1917-11-09
Death of Mrs. Chas. F. Mitchell.

Death of Mrs. Chas. F. Mitchell.
Mrs. Charles F. Mitchell died
Friday morning at 11:45 o'clock
at her home east of Lexington,
after weeks illness of pneu-
monia.
Mrs. Mitchell's maiden name
was Martha T. Benton. She was
the daughter of the late Mr., and
Mrs. William Benton, and was
born near Wellington, September
is, 1868. Besides her husband,
she is survived by six sons and
two daughters, who are: Richard
w., David, R., Virgil and Lloyd
B., Of Lexington; Harry w., of
VanBuren, Ark, Everett, U.
is. Army, San Antonio, Tex,
Miss Laura Mitchell Of Kansas
i City, and Mrs. R. H. Watts, Mo
berly, Mo. Mrs. Mitchell also
leaves one brother, John Benton
of Glencoe, Okla, and two sis.
ters, Mrs. Elizabeth Bowie, OF
Arga, Okla, and Mrs. Alice
Prock, of Napoleon, Mo.
The funeral services conduct
ed by Rev. Baxter Waters, were
held at the home Sunday after
noon at 2 o'clock.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1917-11-09
Death of John AulI.

John Aull died Sunday after
noon about l o'clock at his home
south of town, after an illness of
several weeks. He suffered a
stroke Of paralysis about a week
ago which was the cause of his
death.
Mr. Aull was a son of the late
John and Mary E. Aull, and was
born in Lexington, July 9, 1855.
His whole life was spent in this
vicinity where he had wide ac-
quaintance, and enjoyed the es-
TEEN Of them all. He was engag-
ed in farming and live stock rails
ing and was very successful at
both.
Mr.. Aull is survived by four
brothers and three sisters, as
follows; VIM. Aull, Sr,, James,
Edward, w. P, Mrs. Alex.
Graves and Miss Virginia ].
Aull, of Lexington, and Mrs. S.
P. Silver, Mercedes, Texas.
The funeral services conduct
ed by Rev. R. L. Cowan, were
held at the home Tuesday after.
noon at 3 o'clock.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1917-11-09
OVER THE TOP IN
NO MANS Ian
A Crap Game in the Trench
Back of "42" Ends in a
Shooting.

A crap game was started I'M
shack back of Block AZ Mo-
day morning with friendly intel
tions, no doubt, but as the gan.
proceeded old friendships wei
forgotten and friendly relation
were severed and two of the pal
Elephants dug in" Willial
Scott and William Brown (no|
the given names Of both), bot
colored, imbued with the spir
of frightfulness, kept up a We.
bal exchange all day. In the e
ening abut $3.50 Scott went ovt
the top with his artillery ar
and soon put Brown hors de con
bat.
Scott made his escape from IL
battle field and gave himself i
to George Hulyer, Az mil,
south of town, where he hs
been working.
Tuesday morning Brown W,
taken to st. Margarets hospi
al in Kansas City, Kansas, whe
he died Wednesday afternoon.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1917-11-09
Longs Feed Store Safe Robbed.

Longs Feed Store Safe Robbed.
Longs Feed Store was entered
Tuesday night and the office
safe robbed Of its contents which
amounted to about $500 in
change. The marauder also took
from the safe an iron box con-
tanning some papers valuable on
ly to MIR. Long. The box was
taken to the rear of Mr.. Haerle's
warehouse on Franklin avenue
and broken open. The papers
were afterwards found scattered
about on the street.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1917-11-09

Clyde Wright has accepted a
local agency Of the National Su-
rety Company of New York. The
a ppoin n tmen t permits Mr..
Wright, with the authority of
the U. S. Government ratings
to write single bonds up to $685.
600, this being the largest which
can be executed by any one com
pany in the United States.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1917-11-09

Mrs. Lloyd Mitchell went to
Kansas City yesterday to Wis
it her husband who is in the st.
Margarets hospital for treat
ment.
Mrs. H. K, st. Clair and sister,
Miss Susie Afford, went to
Kansas City Saturday for Wis
it with their mother, Mrs. Flor
ence Afford.
Mrs, Olive Hogsett returned
Wednesday to her home in
Kansas City, after visit here
with the Misses Morath. Miss
Emma Morath accompanied her
'home for a visit.
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Death of a Child.
The three weeks old son of
MIR. and Mrs. George Barnes,
died Tuesday morning at 5 o.
clock at the home on 23rd st.

The second Liberty war loan
was subscribed to the grand to-
tai of S4,617,5 ,532, 300, and 9,40O,-
600 persons are in the list of
bond buyers.
Avoid chilly rooms in the
morning by using Coles Hot
Blast Heaters. They prevent
colds and sickness.
The Halloween Party given
last Thursday night at the Elks'
Hall by the D. A. R. for the bene-
fit of the Missouri Red Cross
Ambulance fund, netted $35.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1917-11-09
Football Saturday.

The Kansas City Veterinarie
will be here Saturday afternooI
for a game with the cadets. TIL
game will commence promptl.
at 3 o'clock and the admission
will be 35 cents. An interestin
game may be expected.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1917-11-09
Fleming Danner.

Mr.. Joseph A. Fleming and
Miss Mary Rebecca Danner, Mr..
David w. Danner and Miss Lill-
ian MCGOWAN, all Of Wellington,
were married Thursday after
noon at 2 o'clock at the Presby-
terian parsonage, Rev. R. l.,
Cowan officiating.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1917-11-09
He is Major Palmer. Now.

A recent communication from
Fort Douglas, Utah, conveys
the information that Capt. Pal
mer received promotion to Major
November l, dating from Au-
gust 5. The message also an
nounces a new arrival in the
Palmer home-a baby girl.
Major Palmer has been order
ed to Des Moines, Iowa, and will
leave Fort Douglas Friday for
his new station.