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Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-11-01
VENICE ITEMS

Andrew Cox was a business visitor
in Mexico Saturday. - Scott Barre
and wife and Marion Cox and family
motored to Columbia last Sunday. -
The pie supper which was held at
Hickory Grove Church Saturday
night, was a good success; the pro-
ceeds were S24. -- Mrs. Port Wat
ers is visiting in Mexico this week. -
Charlie Clark and wife were shopping
in Wellsville last Saturday. - Mrs.
Beulah Arvin from Martinsburg Wis
tied with Alb Williams and family
Saturday and Sunday. - There have
been quite a number of public sales
held close around this vicinity and all
stock seems to bring excellent pric-
es. - John Judy is having a new res
idence erected on his farm, south of
Venice. - Pierson Bane and wife, of
Macon county, are Vlsltelng MS BROTH
er, j. H. Bane, and family this week.
- Tate Freeman is building a fine
ten-room house on his farm, west of
Venice. - Water is very scarce in
this country, we have had several
showers in the last few days, but
don't furnish much water. - Mrs.
J.. D. Holbrook is in Moberly at the
bedside Of "Grandma" Holbrook, who
is very low of pneumonia. - Mrs.
Andy Erisman and daughter, Miss
Emma, visited Frank Erisman and
wife Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-11-01
McADO0 " FOR SUFfRlsii
HOPES WOMEN WKhh'

WASHINGTON, D. c. OF
Secretary McAdoo last night
statement asserting his belief =
are qualified for the ballot %
pressing the hope they would
New York. McAdoO said
"eThe time has come when iun
should be given to the E'na
America. II should be given
w. 1t should be given ungFa's'
1t should be given gladly Ih
en- Of the United States have D \
way. especially since the va
broken out, shown themselves
fled for the right Of suffrage
sWhen American emerge' i'l' !
war, as she will, with enh''s'' !,
tige and responsibilities 70 '' ! !.
world. women and men 'Il'
stand upon a perfect equality !
az their civil status is concerns
work out the momentuS p''
the future as equal partners
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-11-01
MOVIES TO COST YOU
A PENNY MORE NOW

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vi e -n 8sHt En5 / vl cess y1
i. csna e see r. rsgalE- &c eg1-
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py q ne E55es Eve rgs Sss-
e also.
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wEr AZ Il tx 11@az Wsz-s 1ek-
g.f VII casr ! rszz n ne G1zf
Al @ c-. a5usa1ss VII s& va
hack a. = osza.
rs tAlephaas companies also H.
n-znes = Eve cszs a5a1g1 charge 81
a. la-r Euu Gals costing ove-
Is ceu1- T Is che 70 ne wE &x-
Thsz-a a. CvE At County are
zarr lie zss Z p-iss Il cg1rz
wh ne wa aEx railing T5s Or
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Ledger. Also z-asz1ae3 rs polcy =
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pE1ss
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-11-01
ZEAL ETATf RANsrEEs

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Sd Sst. LIZ : gocA ? Dsy9ss
Ads u FESsz
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= Tu1z- wE-xnv Gzas 81
zoe. Lat s Gnz Y \ Il Let an
Il Org NE-5zsE-r
FKruex & Merchants Bark ~
John ? AEu-A - } Y Weas c1-
Cam. Carsl5 81 Lot 6 aid " =
Il Lot :. EsE < C1ls~ea Il KspSs
Ads = EEnaLa
Magnolia Roberts - James Ea1tE
Aanns Warmly Cazxd s. En1
she-. LG 3 AMI n y e LZ 81
! RzEHnrx Aaa us Mgxies.
~ Reeves = s ? Bs4s E&=--
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La5aanA Lz53s-zz
Mrs c s DzvL1 & a - Gsa-ge
N wabai. Warmly. CaaSi So
COS. Sc Sw and Sw Sc 1Al-5
NH-y gE1s Stewart "a Raae-E4 4
SPw1 Warranty. Cazls 81 zn5
or. n p q Sw Sw Isl
--P Il Sc 81 -Z2 p 4 81
NE Ne 1881, p Il So ana v =
81 Sw Ne ~ BIS zn5 .
and p q q HI and Re1scAs s Aaa
70 Rus Hu
Can-szzal Bank ef YEnaAEA 70
! 3 LexeEyn- Warmly. C9-s3
$50. Lot J. BIo-k 50.
Csums-rlzl Bank a YEna&l4 u
C EDWARD TuEgs. QlCaaz. Goa
sd 81. Sc Sc Sec y, and n 50 Azrss
q NE Ne Sec =, Al II SIS.
IT McCzs 70 Fm z Van DeTsz.sr.
Wzg-zrry. CuzEi6 $4,000. p Il
NE E5-sl2.
Heiz us P s Underwood 70 GEiAG
Berry. Sagrffs Deed N par. Con-
SD s7.875.
James Il and Norma C Qginlzn u
GegrEs Lierhslner. Omit Cain.
Caasi6 81 and ether. Z part Of the
y pt Of the s L Of the NE Or -
52s.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-11-01
SURPRISED HER hO'nD'

Many odd incidents arl''
ton with the issI ance OIL "'
eepses in the colrse Of a gela
about the oldest occurred ~, n
when Aubrey D. McGratb 'aa , !.
Maggie Davidson, who gave wv
dresses as Colus bia, applied i
~ recorded W. l.. Davis for .
70 wed, The man had his r'gi'n'
card, which was sufficient ' ,I 4
to his age, but the woman 'I 4, 4
Of convincing Mr.. Davis that 'H /
old enough. B., I'D
She referred Mr. DS'' :, .,3
persons in Columbia but Dc ~ -.
would be necessary to get u'
of her parents. At last , 'ssdo I
mother, Mrs. Bleyins' III wv" ..,. b
called up over the long al'' M D,
phone. The first question "a ~
,,,as whether her daughter haS = /
ed a divorce. When ASSURE .,s 4
had. Mrs. Blevins SAID '''' a., ia
old enough and that she n'r r,, ~
tion to her marriage ,.iS
COUPLE came here at 2 o''I0' '.,or.t
ter securing their license un ii
that all Of the Fulton Minis ,,,,e
out Of town filling pu'P'
ments.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-11-01

and day except week-ends, which they
spend at home, for the mothers have
to sleep part of their time away
from work. You can't imagine a jol-
lier lot of babies. One only two weeks
old was gurgling and cooling most
c~ontentedly as it lay in its tiny dim
ity lined basket on the porch. The
older children have a beautiful sand
pile and the whole bungalow is sur
rounded by a broad verandah where
the sun shines all day long.
/ asked the matron what would
happen if a bomb came along and she
said, "We should fall together like a
house Of cards. But we don't have
time to think Of such things. Our
job is to take eare Of all these kid.
dies SO that their mothers in there"
she jerked her head toward the fort
ress, "and their fathers fighting out in
France will have a live reason for
doing their best"
don't suppose it's any use telling
you about it, but those babies are in
very great need of soft woody toys.
They have to cuddle little rolls Of
cotton done up in antiseptic gauze in
stead Of woody lambs and teddy bears
and one mite was lavishing a wealth
of love upon the broken nose Of a fuse
transformed by its motherly imagin-
alton into a lovely baby. English
women have no time for making dolls
these days, for as winter comes on
they have to knit more industriously.
Even an officer at the front wears
out a pair of thich wool socks a week
and you can imagine how Tommies
punish footwear.
Our American women who have just
arrived for service in France are rath-
err stunned at what is expected Of
them. They arrived all decked out
with Red Crosses on their salt and
pepper uniforms, which are not a bit
classy. Mrs. W. K. Vanderbilt, who
is in charge of the section, hustled
them off quickly and made them rip
off all the ornaments. Decorations
over here are becoming almost sa-
cred and the tiniest strip of ribbon
means a who'll lot. The only people
have met with snowy uniforms are
the ancient Scotch pipers.
This morning in the underground
| fell in with a party of H~ighlanders
on their way back from leave. They
had their gay kits discreetly hidden
beneath khaki aprons and their bon
piper, a figure of a hillsman, who
must have been 65 If he was a day.
wore great silver buckles on his har-
ness and a gay plaid over his shoul.
der.
can hardly wait to hear what sort
of national work you registered for
and If you will after all think it your
particular job to enlist for foreign
service. This sort Of thing win
probably strike you all of a heap lust
at first as it did women here G months
ago, but now they take it like all the
rest as part of the days work and we
shall have to show how much quicker
we are to buckle down to the lob.
Our forces are already employing
French women to do clerical work at
headquarters and | guess our own
girls could do the work just as well,
en-! Your loving NAN.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-11-01
GERMANS URGE p0Lgr

ROME, Oct. 30, Revas
ing the Vatican say polym
couraged openly by the n
thorities Of Germany. Tile "a
clergy recently came into Ng
Of several copies of pamPka
have been distributed widely 4
the troops at the front The ID
are entitled Lateral Marriage
only means for the Formata
New Powerful Armed Force NJ
Ennoblement Of Morality
One copy forwarded to Rial
horts married women, in the it'd
Of the Fatherland, to obtain asa
essary permission from thei
bands to contract lateral nsHa
based upon personal incI1saai !
married men, who in tur nHs
tain their wives consent, S1
teral marriages, it is stated a
dissolved after childrea az
Their object is to increase D
rate and to mitigate I'D
brought about by the VA
The Pope has asked fa y
ulars, with a view to pnolf
ton of such propaganda,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-11-01
TIDE AGAINST.
PRIVILEGES OF WEALTH.
Reciprocal News Servieel
By X. Walter

LONDON, Oct %. - The discovery
Of oil in England has led to an inter-
esting incident in the British Parli-
ment last week. For the first time
during the war q majority voted
against the administration. In or
dinary times this might have caused a
Cabinet crisis, but the vote in ques-
ton was very pOintedly directed
against q specific proposal and not
against the administration.
In the American Southwest, where
oil rights are the favorite private
property for speculation, il win seem
almost incredible that a British War
Administration should be defeated
when trying to preserve a part of
these rights for British landlords.
But, in England, the tide has set
against many Of the privileges Of
wealth and property, enjoyed unehal-
lenged in America, as well as against
all war pr~ofiteering. Oil found in
England is in any caste to be the prop
erty of the State, the landowner re-
ceiying compensation for damages to
his property. The Administration,
however, had put a clause in the bill
regulating the production of this new
found petroleum, under which the
owner on whose property oil was
found, would receive a royalty or bo-
nus upon the quantity obtained by the
State. When this clause came up in
the House Of Commons, supported, off
course, by Administrative speakers,
it was voted down by a majority OF
nine. The Administration leader in
charge of the bill considered this SO
serious that he proposed an adjourn
ment of the debate, to which the
House agreed.
While this defeat Of the Lloyd
George Administration has no politi-
cal significance with respect to wal
policy, it is remarkable that the first
time the House of Commons has stood
against any government proposed
during the war, should have been or
the land question. Only recently
Lloyd George was cordially hated BY
the landlords because Of his taxation
policy. 1t will be interesting to sec
whether he considers this restriction
of the rights of landlords of sufficient
Importance to force the provision fol
royalties into the bill again, before
it is finally passed by the House.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-11-01

COLUMBIA No Oe- 30. - TIE
C5E-ztz cczI dealers 3aei1s3 yeS-ar-
cay afternoon 70 apply 70 Walzcs
Grossly STATE F1A AdmLE-zoo--
fv r E-1- c-.zl shortage.
The dealers sly eozl ordered from
LEno5s E cg-Es-zts3 II S.. L-s
and 1iey zre 1gt abls % get miners
to- tas socz- un@. Tbs STATE I'M
rerE5ry las sagsgh cazl stared 70 rz1
3 month. Twa girls colleges have
practically sxhz2sed their supply
There is 10 eeal the city, and the
dealers ref7Es u accept orders.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-11-01
CANDY FOR TROOPERS
Mr.. Mitchell White.

COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa, octo-
Der 70, 1917. - Dear Mitchell; 7
nave sent a box of candy to you from
the Woodward Candy Factory which
| wish to go to the boys at Camp
Funston, who went from Mexico
l would have sent it direct, but did
not know their address. / have
Oought a Liberty Bond and have tried
70 JON the service, but cannot get in
AZ tnlS time am ready to go when
'hey want me. Thanking you in adj.
vance for this favor, I am, very trulv.
T. VOORHEES, cooNs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-11-01
A DRY" VICTORY IN TEXAS

MARLIN, Texas, Oct. 80. Pro-
motion carried in the local option
erection held in Falls County yester-
Gay by a majority of eight hundred
VO'e'' Marlin, the county seat,
voted dry by 113.
Inns Is the first time in the history
Oh the county that prohibition has
carried, local option elections having
peer held at various intervals since
1851 In 1915 the vets won by a
Margin Of more than three hundred
votes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-11-01
Lost Diamond Found

While being brushed off in Sims
Barber Shop Monday, Fred Pitcher
diamond and pearl scarf pin was lost.
Everett Palmer, porter at the shop,
found the pin Tuesday morning when
cleaning the cuspidors. 1t had fallen
into one of them. Palmer returned
the pin TO Mr.. Pitcher.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-11-01
Dearest Sis:

Dearest Sis:
LONDON, October 2. - 1t was
great to have letters from home but
| am amazed at some of your ques-
tons. First of all, about the sold
iers. What On earth made you think
that it might be unpleasant going
about in London because Of the sold
iers? Why, it is not only a pleasure TO
find them everywhere, but a delight
to listen to their talk. | have not
seen a drunken soldier since | came
and only one non-com. and he was just
going back after leave and by the in
genuous way in which he told a carful
of passengers about his deeds Of valor
Ton leave) we felt he must be some
what exalted. The soldiers from the
trenches are the jolliest, most consid-
crate people ! have ever found; they
are usually loaded with u kit which
must equal their W weight and
they tramp from station to station in
their great nailed boots laughing and
joking about their little trials. They
are as polite as any civilians and
weighted down as they are, they al
ways give their seats to women.
They show by every look and act that
they are only too glad to be back in
"Blighty,' which means home, as you
know.
We went to e "Trelawny Of the
Wells" the other evening and just as
the heroine was going to make her big
entrance, who should appear but the
herO's father in a dressing gown /.
He told US an air raid was imminent
and that anybody who wanted TO
leave would get his money at the box
office. Only two people stirred,
In the next act there is a thunder
storm and the stage thunder was
drowned in the smash of the guns,
but they didn't worry the actors any.
They Carried on" as it's called, to
the end and then amid great applause
the audience was invited to stop on in
the theater until the "all clear" sig
nal was given. At a symphony con-
cert one night people remained after
the program was finished to dance to
the music of the fiddlers, who volun-
teered to play as long as anybody
wanted to dance.
After last nights raid people in our
hotel rushed out into the streets with
electric torches, between the firing
to pick up shrapnel and bits of shell
that happened to be about. Little
boys trooping to school this morn
ing were scanning the pavements for
sharpnel bullets which now rival Gig
arctic pictures in small boy treasure
dom. We have had five raids in the
last seven nights.
went down to Woolwick last week
to visit a creche for the babies of
munitions workers. 1t is supported
and u by an American woman,
Lady Henry, who was a Miss Lew
isohn, Of New York. The whole place
Is built Of vacuum tiles and is as mod
ern and up to date as anything | hav,
seen in America. 1t snuggles right
down outside the grim walls of the
Arsenal and here the women nav drop
their babies on their way to work and
feel perfectly easy about them during
their twelve hours within the walls
In fact, most of the babies stav niobt
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-11-01

As re grgw r5aH- and lass ac@Te-
less 81 ass 9ou5 s required = E
~ 1e-zr5s e uy po1sE- i I'D
zz1y xkEz ne EcEach
VIZ Z ruE- reAG re
- q $ q 60 y@ VII
z- Il 5 s hight eater, BE -
Is VIZ ~ nuEs.s- vu1 WI
eez azT eE1 more ILL Eaa
5 z-5 vi t=A Ze NEED &
Cz- TE58EE & c1-raZ ne
so~5 T.ase asblaH Go u3z coz
rz- aspzir tn E--s-g5sn Lhs E7Z-
a.r z-sc enable : cg p-1u-Z Is
zr-lg- zz1-z1y- They Es5 c21ss
: r-ls movement e The bgEAs.
AR
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-11-01
SPRINGFIELD Mo o.. %

"rhdNuFlELD, Mo-, Oct. 30. A
score OF persons were injured, none go.
r'0uSly' it is believed, and heavy
damage was done to farm propeytv
by a tornado and electrical storm.
wh'ch swept through the north por
''0n OF this county last night. Wire
communication was badly hampered.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-11-01
TOOK A ERMA PRISONER
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN

=, IDtN MIMI ! IN
rLANDERs, Oct. 80. The first
herman war prisoner taken by the
american expeditionary forces died
Yesterday in an American field hos.
p''ai' having been shot when he en-.
eoun'ered an American patrol in No
MANS Land in front Of the American
trenches.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-11-01
EXEMPTION CLAIM
RE OPENF1I

,s CAMP FUNSTON, T,a /
Those men who were dr,so'
national army by ai,sS
under no circumstance
ne mere s,a are going to be sira,
tS., apply I's, for a dI'chars,,
Their their claims are just Co..
order issued Saturday !, l
quarters of the EisAty.nj,s,
This ruling apple, pa,
cases wherein the Local
boards erred in interD,.t'
Of where men, through
iailed to present their eI,',I
proper manner. AppIcssas
reopening of all exen,ss
must be made by the ~.
through military ch,s,a'
means that they must b ~
commanding officer Of d.
and if passed by him, to d, \
tai commander, and is p,,,as
to the brigade c%omnande, NJ
division headquarters.
No exemption cases VIM.
where the local board Ia,
emption after having ef3erI
in support thereof, sabnHs1
There are a large numb, \
class of cases in camp, 8 n
fact that the investigates |
cases must be left entrs, ,
unit commanders, beeaps. i,
quarters staff would be w.
it tried to look into each ,,y !.
termine the justice Of it.
"sOme of the local bo,,5
use as much judgment as !.
child" Lieut., Col. ], |. 4.
divisional surgeon, said n,
Col, Sheppard has eysn,a
man in the division suda /,
miliar with the conditoD ! .
them.
Some men were sent hn
should have been sent /, !,
um," he said, "and some an i,
who should be with their Vi,
children. | don't know b. VI
cess of reasoning any hal
could figure that Uncle Sam "
man in the national army vsI
leave a wife and six ehliv
they did 1t and the man howl
But these injustices will h a
as fas as possible
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-11-01

QUINCY. IL Oc+ 30. - To help
-~s5y Z Q1irey to fight the high
living the City Cognel Last
voted % purchase potatoes By
ar had, u be sold At cost q the
pasr O. .he a5yice q Mayor x. 4.
TEonpH9E.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-11-01
Gard of Thanks

We wish to extend our sincere
thanks to our neighbors and friends
who so kindly rendered their assis-
lance in this u sad bereavement
Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Whitley.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-11-01
Mrs. p. o. Stuchell Tells How She
Cured Her Son of a Cold

when my son Ellis was sick with a
cold last winter ! gave him Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy. 1t helped him
at once and quickly broke up his
cold" writes Mrs. P. o. Stuchell,
Homer City, Pa. This remedy has
been in use for many year,. Its good
qualities have been fully proven by
many thousands of people. 1t is
pleasant and safe to take. Adv.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-11-01

Mexico Fire and Clay Co. VS.. Henry
Meyers; scire facias.
La Crosse Lumber Co. vs.. Curtis
Field; on account.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-11-01
GaORED NATIONAL
ARMY HEN LEFT MON.

ARMY HEN LEFT MON.
Tt oaaa-e3 zsmaSS e ha2r&a
I. caur< casa 0t II n1 - IL Ma
1aaL AIRY -SEp&-seS ~SG Cap
Fzstar Tuss24y 4sssnssz at Las %
IN 05zgs & Ais nS-s were
8 Z s. xaa Asy XII zzr ans
hxpzy,
Farewell ua-rSsx we-s he& in the
Cvzs Caz1 ross At e eesx& MS-
GAY za-zg CAzirzKz G as
C0G-v Exg=F1aa Beard E. $. W.
&z preSasa lie rerss1eei n. J..
c. NaaS q tie Ba4ra wAe zaAe a
short address saszg he zsa thar
Aey hsst via ae best wsSAex e en-
CIV anrsz e Mexsee and having the
A = ~ ~ @ -ss-r
Eaaa.
Ths Rev. c. ". Wright and he
Rgv. {. B Page. caaoraa ministers a
shs cry. delivered ss1riag p~AsrsOtie
addresses. Afe< Ms. J. H. Lane
has Es-bzte3 the Ccztert Bags
a-1ar lie zsn, the meeting Was sS-
pz-zs5 With the b<ae@ctio2 pro
zrzaoe5 BY the Rev. 3. MrCEz.
The Cour- Rooz was packed azi tie
WeNlEaz And Msssol Military
Arz5e-y hGz&s played = number a
x531ons. Afts- the departing men
were photographed they were fsrz-
es n Inc AMI marched % the Hoxsey
Eo1eL wAsre Asy had dinner. In the
Ena Of march led by the NJ. NJ.
4. hzn3 ard cadet battalion and the
| MeMLizn bAri were q number of
v7ung cs1c-e5 gzis dressed as Red
Cross EErses-
". ". GIBBS, col. WHO bad charge
a The farewell exercises, asks the
Ledger 10 thank the Missouri Militia
| " Academy and the Mcmillan High
| School officials for their part in the
exercises. We VIII never be able to
fully express our appreciation to our
many white friends for their kindness
TO rs and our boys" he said 4 also
want to thank the W. C t. U.
ladies for their Comfort Bags for the
boys who l know will find them If
great value"
The men departed in charge of
| Thurston White and Harold Holt.
| All but two Of the 81 were present.
william Lewright could not be located
By the board and will no doubt be
hunted up by the U. S. Secret Ser
vice men. William Patterson, who
has been working in this county, did
not receive his notification card, so
the board has discovered. They will
; make an effort to find him at once
| and send him to Camp Funston.
Those in the Contingent We're:
William Henry Lewright
Jasper Richard Kemp
William Patterson
Howard Hoffman
Albert Mcdonald
Ernest Ramsey
George Hill
Ole Wright
Charles Edward Spotser
Jake Gardner
Henry Sharnee
Florence Jones
Clyde Phillips
Percy Guy
Edward Thomas
Allen Gibson
Gilbert Holt
John Palmer
Henry Jackson
John Boyd
Thurston White
Carl Cooper
Lilmarn Booker
Grimsley Bell
! Oscar Lee Townsley
= Warner Grant
Harold Holt
Scott Hutchen
Pet Talton
William Scott Marteen
, John Henry White
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-11-01

W. j. Rixey and wife are arrang-
ing to move into a suite Of rooms at
Mrs. Sallie Hisey's on South Jefer-
son street.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-11-01

Judge G.. c. Bledsoe and family
have moved to town for the winter.
They will be domiciled at the McMil-
Ian property on North Cole Street.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-11-01

Warren Burgess and wife, Of Tulsa,
Okla are the guests Of Mexico rela-
tives.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-11-01

Ms. Rose Middleton, Of Green
vile. IL, has had experience in the
treatment Of this disease. She says
Wheu NY children we're small NY son
had Group ~freQently. Chambsrlain's
Cough Remedy always broke up these
attacks Immediately. and was never
without il in the house. have taken
i myself for coughs and colds with
good results. Adv.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-11-01

DR.. j. J. Brown, Of Fulton, was a
business visitor here Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-11-01

Miss Kathryn Sailor, of Chillicothe,
is in this city on business.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-11-01
Mans Letter Home

The Fifth of a Series of Letters Written
Especially for The Ledger by an Ameri-
can Woman in Europe for American
Women at Home-By Margaret Walter
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-11-01

Mr.. and Mrs. George Lee went to
St. Louis this week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-11-01

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