davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-22

ed She has a class q three knight
Pzpls who e1pec. 70 get their d.
ploras next spring.
Miss May Hofrghsr Is teaching
her sscond Successful term g. Mt PIs-
gzh They have { new cooler, new
books and library case. -Four years
ago they did not have 3 single libra
n book But Miss Ruby Barnes start
ID it with 3 SO library Of twenty five
books. S0w they have more than
80 and a fine case for them. This
Is consistent advancement.
J. Y. Barnes, q teacher q long *
Per5enee and one uho has not Al
lowed himself 10 lag behind the tine
Is doing some worthy work al Mace
d0uiA He believes n formal gran
mar and Is giving his "A" Class soze
very thorough work II disgrzuing
and anslyZing sentences. He Is also
. firm believer n mental srirhme1c.
He has trained his pupils 50 that
they can give a good, clear analysis Of
each problem solved. As the result
Of a pie supper he had about $50 TO
buy needed equipment with Last
year bonds were issued and 2 new
building vas erected. Mr.. Barnes
has had It painted inside, has orna-
meuted the walls with 3 number Of
fine pictures, bought books, and a
s-eroptezn and views for use in Ge-
ography and other classes He has
a large part Of his money yet, and will
do more soon.
Miss Anna O'Brien is now the we'll
liked teacher at Sames She has
about thirty enrolled. These people
have decided to have a better school
Last spring they voted a fifteen cent
building fund and have put up new
outbuildingS, a new roof on their
house and have painted all their
buildings. They have a case Of
new maps, new library books, a pencil
sharpener and sweepo. This is fine
progress. They also expect to have an
eight-months school. May the good
work continue.
Mrs. Edna German is closing up her
six months work at Pine. She has a
class Of three in the eighth grade.
She viii have a big play and an enter
tainment. She, too, has a successful
pie supper, and with the proceeds has
bought six dollars worth Of books.
some fine pictures, a new door and
window guards, desks for the
children, and the house has been
scrubbed from top to bottom and the
stove kept BACKED. Mrs. German
is a t~ireless worker and and enthuias-
tic teacher.
Lately, Excelsior has done much i'm
provement to their property. A few
years ago an almost impossible ditch
separated the road from the school
grounds. Now, the ditch has been
filled up, tile taking its place, and
ground is level and nice. A fine !
fence has been built. They have al
most new out-buildings, new library
books, lamps and a pencil sharpener.
Miss Irene Wilson, whose home is in
district, is the teacher. She has
informed me Of worthy improve
nents contemplated for next year.
| hope they may be realized. Al
this district has a valuation
$4,000, they believe 50 thorough
y IN a good school that they made a
evy Of sixty cents that they may
pay their teacher well, and keep I'D
heir improvements. Durham goes
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-22
NE TINE 10 SAVE 0 \

The L@rEr MS E-wsU r-c
VIC wax % 10y 4 OK
p1--y t.r tier Cd age E.g-1 Go -
1eWa- -aE zgeE r T z-1 Etcy.
As a. 1-z- q vg--g
s1 Z5- Tsy 11-1 Zee - L.
1zfg- Z Hrz E[ EE ~ aga
= FIR Is -- E.1E
~ -1zy Z VI Re = Ez7s
=11g
EIg-r @ liz s Szy E7s
~ P1E sD-zly EsyE-
PrsEzy Ey -g ~
XVI a. & yzlz far zzt .s g.
C. r1-r -s- Tz- Wiz - z1-
~ Bg-s zzz@ % t3zy Re
III IN ErgE -zz, q 9E1-s ~
lar r Erzrz1- O EE5EA. EgE
E9aL B= - Is swzu prsSZE-za
<-s e Ttzh Ef -i15 VII 7g-z.s
e-1T TIE t-e vi certainly
core r.e- he -szltzst IL. ka-s Is
70 ts-E,a bzt o1ly AZ infinite eZ-
tes7- Il r962y. TIE important
r1sgdg1 Is wae.sgr dat ans VII
cans early eng1gh ~ Efe 70 Do hzn
any particular go1d.
4 lazy man csrHot p7zslbly make
himself sndgg1DzS IN the future;
or q tipping nan, Eober. or an e.
travagant man, economical II Il Is
done al al he must do Il At an .mme-
date present mOneHt-zt some right
now" No mar ever saved a penny II
the future, or ever will He has got
70 save the penny in his hard at the
moment Or he viii Be broke 10 the day
81 bis death. That is clear enough 70
anybody who viii think about It. To
a v the penny IN hand he must re-
fist the temptation % spend il. In
agining himgch next year az resisting
the temptation to spend 2 handful Of
pennies will DO him the sans good that
the dr1nkard gets out Of imagining
himself reformed next year. Every
year that he does not resist weakens
biz ability % resist.
This spending business is a. much
a matter Of habit az tipping. Il is
within the knowledge Of e,eYbody
who has the ordinary circle Of perBon-
a. acquaintance that, after 2 certain
tine, the man who lives Up 70 the
limit u his incone-whieh. about
nine umeg ont q ten, means q little
beyonc-aceepS that as . normal
condition and inst sztonatieaIly
spends Whatever be gets.
At twenty q mar lives largely in
an imaginary future. At thirty he
seems EtiH TO have fairly inealeulable
powers and opportunities to draw
uP9n- At forty he begins 70 realize
what he fully knows, probably, at
forty-fye-nanely, that he has al
ready spent his future, fn the sense
that be has largely shaped and fix
ed II; 50 that Il win contain nothing
essentially different from what he
himself has already put into It.
II he can realize by thirty be is
spending his future every day IT viii
be . good thing for hin.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-22
MEXICO DISTRICT OF THE
METHODIST CHURCH SETS
DATES FOR MEETINGS
The Rev. A. c. Johnson, Presiding III.
der, to Begin Third Round
in March.

The Rev. A. c. johnson, Of Fulton
Presiding Elder Of the Mexico Dis.
trict Of the Methodist Church. will be.
gin his third round Of churches in
March, and has announced dates Of
quarterly meetings as follows:
Sturgeon Circuit, at Sturgeon, Mar.
3 and 4.
Auxyasse Circuit, at Auxyasse
March 10 and II.
Centralia Circuit, at Mount H.
on, March "a and Is.
Centralia Station, April Is, morn
ing.
"'ellsville Circuit, at M~iddletown.
April 81 and %.
Montgomery City, April % ard %.
Mexico station, May 20.
Mexico circuit, at Littleby, May 26
and q.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-22
ELKS SET NEW DATE
FOR THEIR BIG SHOW;
MARCH FIFTH AND SIXTH
Oarnaby Production Interfered With
Hardin Artists Course and
Date Was Changed.

Putting 1t Over" the J.. A. Oar.
naby production to be presented in
March by the Mexico Elks, has a new
date. 1t will be Monday, and Tuesday
March 5 and 6 of that month. The
change was due to the previous date.
interfering with one of the feature
numbers Of the Hardin College Ar
lists Course.
kehearsals on the production will
start within a few days. The Or
pheum stage will be enlarged to ar
commodate the extra sized cast. Mr.,
Darnaby has a magnificent nevv
equipment Of costumes and special
scenery for each act. The piece IL
to be n of the best he has
ever written and filled with MANY
novel and original ideas.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-22

The suggestion Of hrs. u. H Pat
~tergon, recently published in the Led
ger, that Mexico should have a Far
mers' Club, has called forth much
favorable comment The idea Is an
excellent n and from what is be-
ing said regarding it there is no little
AkelyhoOd o. it materializing.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-22

IT would be q COED idea for the
Mexico Business Mems Association %
Cooperate with the oxrerE of auto
mobiles II Audrain county along the
.Lne Of forming 2 go2d, strong Auto
mobile ClG- An organization Of
this kind would assist materially IN
securing permanent good roads.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-22

THE Kansas State Senate has pass
ed the City Manager Bill, which viii
be sent At once 70 Governor Capper
for his signature. The measure al
lows any city in the State 70 change
from the Council or Commission
form Of Government to the City Man
ager Plan by meeting the require
meuts Of the law.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-22

We trust al the L4dger's -eaders
carefully mated the interview re.
garong permanent good roads in the
Mexico Eight Nile Road District. b
W. Z Jameson, Of Fulton, No. Full.
ton Eight Nile Road District voted
100000 worth Of bonds, and Mr.
Jameson is one Of the largest prop
erty owners in the district and mos,
certainly knows whether permanen.
good roads is a good investment OF
not II we really want good roads
IN Aodrain County, we must get busy
and arrange for some real money The
place 70 start is in the Mexico Eight
Mile Road District.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-22

EVERY newspaper man IN Missouri
should JON tie Missouri Press Asso-
cation not only for the benefits that
would accrue, but 70 show their ap-
probation Of the splendid work being
done By this association IN the diree-
ton Of invest eating the high cost
Of paper.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-22
A AT THIRTEEN
Girl Engaged to Richest U. S. Youth.
So Cannot Attend School.

KANSAS CITY, No, Feb. 10. -
Elva Diestelhorst, 10 years old, is en-
gagged to be married to John Nicholas
Brown, Of California, richest youth
in the United States, according to the
statement made in the Juvenile Court
yesterday by Mrs. A. G. Diestelhorst,
mother of'the girl The mother was
summoned to court and asked to x
plain the continual absence of her
daughter from school.
She stated lat her daughter had
other things to learn besides the rou-
studies of school, and for that
she was not able to attend
school constantly. Mrs. DiesteIhorst
also stated the marriage would take
place in four years.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-22
HOTsE

FOB AEAlCO
TIE C Czr@ e Ngrir,
Is a. z1 . r 7
- O s1 E1-5e r-ee II II
Sy s1hs5 zsG s @s zau
Rare 5e- Z-g e e-zr = cs--
--- ~ z -4 H. bt
1zTs dasa-rE rs zz-z Is &y
wc Ike . sse : a=y h7zss
- tss e Mezz1 rsasr-
z TIE zu q cz-r5 81
Is Wig a11 zz1-
a 70 trza-d = @ u
zs= & uzy hgzss f7r Ws1l.s,
All are 70 q 0zz=51 +9- s
hey za q -z-
v srs q s e
& wry presented bseks p.
Z Egzies q al
a w Z 7auE ~
-T5oy Ne TAX z75- = e7z-
5s7ss t- WEu.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-22

CALAMITY howlers to the contra
~ Notwithstanding, it sounds like a
good omen for a strong friendship be-
tween Japan and the United States
when a supposedly reliable authority
IN Hawaii declares that there are
1900 Japs there ready 70 take arms
under the Stars and Stripes if this
country becomes involved in a
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-22
NICARAGUA RESEMBLES 4
.HUGtHD Beautiful BOQUH
nhe Parry Wa Eeuf Fru1 nG
Cry % VISA CzrL Ansua
dsse SaEsE Es
ADRHT FOR HoUEs on LAKE
v " Iok1sun BrIrEs Hs-s MuuE
SazBss Il Frziz VIA GrEEs
Pr0Ehzny II guzEa=

CG1zl AuElz EsfrE EE Es
As zEzy rsuEgz % ~ ysz- a.
lEEu q q azr-E q -11zs
key @s Au6 Tha@ EEs Is a. r.
e EEu I'D EZzs Ard y streams a.
z5zr. VIZ Esh az = zz1-y ca
5EE-e Is q pr1zsA Is 4 zgE O.
EE pace e rx- hi XXI he
uz-1a5 r5ms e pErrs re EEs
Ez e--E-s ru-n2zh7z E-5 srE
uvG y -atE Is ~ a good PAus
|t- And uTHuE-u ups-H " y.
g1--s1 wh7 va gHsz Euz Ia
GT Is-s5 SizuEa IL past rEo
uH NJ. gohiz- Mzsga Crsa-
Hy AZ Czo5 Fcz5a az Ea-e z.
Z c. Tu-EE Al o. z. B-yE- Elss
Il lie u-y, -szzus Il NsE o.
.ZZ Sz-1Ey ss1- arriving h1us ~
BOZ E51zzy.
Beg M lcseS EazE1- tg- reFo-
l9u tsE parry ne VIII tsu e.
Ct-E z5rE-a According . ne
rgp1-H tie re1E-s1 -vE3e-s nv
uaE-r. NzzzEz hss ne ere rzs
Elzi- e t.s HzFh CaFr e LvE
AZ yu- have 70 Dc EhHl h=EE Is
p walk E5 z-y yz-5 ard s11Es q
re More zz- esgzEh trut falls
= Ey re largest appsE.E- M
nssz says re -epc- iksr he AID
rs freu5 had organized = czpEay
70 Ey E-5T ard srpo1 i 70 Ni-zrs-
ga 70 compete with re z5ls salt
sid ZErs vas 3 EiE-ase-
Like a HEgs B0sBet
n. Ja1-s71 says Eiez-zZEE zn
1es- 5e described As = high bogszt.
T. Is TIE 6azl land for the lazy usu;
z FAX Es EzE-sE VII Il. work BE-
ezzsz wss- they are h-zgy they ezn
sep E1 ls backyard AID pix &L
&r1z re lT-zzt jingle Or sho9t
game wz Ike fish z TIE waters,
zogz15s Il plenty. ". johnson
VITA u5E MsLic1zrz. and = party T.
clz1-z . Z Al wzs stranded O.
PezyI lagoon. near Bl1zEsd for CO
Eg-B Il q snail Eour bosg. The
-g1tie Ezs one % engine trouble. I
NJ g9z-Hgr Ez.6 he 01 10. invest II
any property there. beczzse TIE jun-
glc vas practically inpsneuzble ard
-zyE val OILY p9ss5ble By water.
When TIE railroad Is hulk through
- country. he says. the Land VII b
worthwhile.
Country Has Great Future
4 z c. TUcfsr, VINO returned
Monday with o. II. Brown. left New
Orleans Sunday n59n and arrived
hume shortly after noon Monday,
sayE the South American country
has great possibilities. but is yet m
5eyelgped.
There has Jet been few attempts
70 improve the country" said Mr..
Tucker. IAN the natives care for is
70 live, but in the past few years
many people from the North have
gone down there and set out large
banana and cocoa groves. and more
are going there each year"
According 70 Mr.. Tucker, there Is
now 10 railroad in Nicaragua, but
there vii BE- one within the next year.
The people there will give the land
and the material and money for the
construction Of the road will be fur
uiEhed by men from the United
States.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-22

GOV. GARDNER Is =. gong 70
s E-yEs91 q President VI
Ey III EL --s1 q Tie ~ -
jefferson CITY, fighting tur tie
ZazE-es a55 b. TIE Denzztc
party q Hzs9- ao5 fr Eh5c5 he
Fzn1E - GgTs-U q TIE Szte.
We believe tbs pegpe q NiEggzs
generally regardless Ct politics, VII
b pzezEs5 Ezth The GgYe-uws az
u91 along 1a E1e, ard 1st the
Legislature VIII eventually pass the
lzwE proposed by the Governor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-22

Miss selpha Williams, of near thi.
clty, gave a delightful Valentine Par
" the evening Of February 18th. Az
Ter games in the early part of the ev-
enlng, the entertainment closed with
delicious refreshments. Those who
enjoyed Miss Williams hospitality
were; Miss Elaine Miller. Rodger
hayes, John Hayes, Miss Edna shire
Leo Shire, Mr.. and Mrs. Phil shire
Jr. fe'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-22


Notice is hereby given that !
testamentarv on the estate Of
JOHN F. LLEWELLYN, Dec.
were granted to the underacnt
ecutrix by the Probate Court d
drain County. Missouri. bearinf
OF February /, 1917, ar.
persons having claims against
estate are required 10 81
same to the Undersigned eyeca'1
allowance within six months alta
said date of said letters, or they
be precluded from any benefit oil
estate, and if such claims be fi
hibited within one year from th:
OF the last insertion of the pulls.
OF this notice, they shall be f'
barred.
CARRIE D. LLEWELLYN
50-4t Eyec1.H,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-22
EXECUTORS, NnTIrE

Letters testamentary on II.
of R. R. Arnold. ST., deceass.
GRANTED to the undersignsi !
Probate Court of Audrain {
alissorri. On the second day d
rrary, 1917. All persons
claims against said esta'a ,
quired to exhibit same to the
signed for allowance, With
months after date Of said ls.'
they may be precluded from at
Eft Of said estate, and Il such
be not exhibited within one wear
date Of the last insertion Of tbi
heation, they shall be foreTef
ed. Dated February 7. 1911
NJ. A. ARNOLD.
JOHN b. ARNOLD,
r. R. ARNOLD.
Executors Of the Estate d
r. r. Arnold, Deceased
insertion Feb. 8, 1917.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-22
The Neal Treatment Does the Work
Ihoroughly-In Three DAVIS

-bettsr nan4ni greater happiness-greater success bo,.ou IN, .,
r. hehIai fre-better physical powers, ""ef oodly health
Iment. 10 ea grip upon you, you need the NosI Tr,0.
nat Is "hat you wish to know first y" y"u what 1t does
Ir a.. .movS inc alcoholic poison from vorr II
nIme' oyefcones all desire IN dyirL "' III uee days-and
IL does this without harm. "mN
/, 1t makes you feel at least NJ -.
""' means ten times better, F' '"' better in three days-and
1t clears your mind-+ too. Al.
powers "''aL ANA 1t restores physical forces ~ mses
ward which von t~ Nv nhger hus-it concentrates easur
pieces. Tbey sa H nv Your nerves no longer prarca %. On any point to-
every roar ana zNNe..apn lines, carrying their nas-@H Jug and fly to
The coaEnn Sse o. your body, just as Mature ;nt"sssss oil health to
from your pIsnds VI sum has gone from your stomach 80 uMy should DO
Of elimination 81 mucous membranes-aud NJ - we hut has gone
The more car.tIs AIRY on this unfair fight .oaiu-. ae your organs
unm-o tS "Pa"e a person is-he briobta AGAINST poison.
on the No"i q a iares at liquors hands 1nJ = greater his intel
alcoholism. Ha stmn eht ne Is literally reborn. He sSn Jays AFTER starting
the old grin "a = m' me light Of weILbaarcoI r. Dt oI ne fog of
fts pupose thrilling through his 80 Judgment and feels
has been renewed 10y oIeh continues, because II fa Dehg Each day
obtained. - "e Jus must always be enovoJ LE Inc cause
you to normaliv q" oi Us norma, and the NeaI T,m.-
Il has done III. tnaltment restores your facp,H.n
mob Of alcoboIo OuSa 1t will do the ssu. physical and mental
green scum "a . pnSon ut Of the blood-curTents ws you It takes the
n the mil, norJ s aJoh that is the same in tbo ,I. aa carries away the
We agree 70 r G Wy oghre for alcohol cessss ""c BODY as ON and
hat he is perfocGv nmmu ll amount 10 any pagon.u -,
Neal Way" AZ ne end Of the treatment Us rs not satisfied
3, u.5 NEAL l.! INSTITUTE
h'''n'A'd1n 60 Principal Cities St' Louis, Missouri
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-22

THE merchants and farmers Of
Audrain should cooperate more cor
dially along the lines Of progress.
We note the Charleston Commercial
Club will give a smoker Monday
night complimentary TO the farmers
Of Mississippi County. That's a fine
idea.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-22

The Ledger wo2A Ike 70 see tie
Business MEAS Association cooperate
with the farmers o. ABdrsin along the
line suggested BY Mn. ". Il. Pat
Derson, 10 that we could have q far
merE' club organized 10 Audrzin with
a meeting place at Mexico. This could
be made headquarters for Shopper
from all parts Of AUdrzin and ad-
joining Counties and We feel conf
dent that retail merchants wgald
take az active interest in . movement
Of this character
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-22
In the Circuit Court Of Be-
County, Missouri,

By virtue and AUTHORITY q !.
cree and order Of sale mad :
said Court, in the above
cause. on January u. 1917. a, ~
certified copy thereof, dated I. N
23rd, 1917 | will on M
TUESDAY. THE SIXTH DAT
MARCH. A. d., 1871 RI
between the hours Of nine OBJ IN
the forenoon and five O'Clock
afternoon Of that day, q, The
door Of the Court House. In m
of Mexico, in Audrain Cour,y
souri,, sell at public vendue
highest bidder, for cash, the no
described real estate, situat n
County Of Audrain. in the c1,.
Missouri, viz: H,
A certain tract, piece or v-
land, lying and being in
County, Missouri. in Town. d
1907, Range Nine (9), We boz
tanning 200 acres. more Or ~.
Is a portion Of Sections NJ
Five 60 and Eight fsl in sa
ship and range and bounae Dlol
lows, to-wit: Beginning at a Icia
vest corner Of the 3GO-aet b
decided 10 Corrine Montague ~
West so poles to the Mort
ner Of the 200-acre tract
Joanna Montague, thence So yes
the East boundary line Of : te
poles to the Southeast corr ie !
same in the South bounda- na
he tract Of which this is
thence East with the sam lie
20 the Southwest corner q h les
decided to Corrine Montarus
North with the West bounhriyv
Of the same 400 poles to tie !.
ming, the same being a portiE z
760-acre tract of land dee 9
lanes R. Baker and wife q sci
7. Hassell, as per deed reaahis
Book "S8" on page SO" Of 4l,ch
County Deed Records
Said lands being otherwise gu
and known as the Southweg sedl
fA) Of the Northwest ouarey an
Section Five (5l, the West hi rs
the Southwest Quarter u.
Section Five f5), and the We,
thl Of the Northwest Quartz Pr
II Section Eight fs). all in T7:ons
Fifty (50l North, Range Nh s d
West Of the Fifth Principal II, u
IN Audrain County, Missouri
]. G. FOE ~
Sheriff of Audrain Ces a
Scat Ns,.s d
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-22

OUR army did not get Villa, but it
did get a lot Of valuable experience.
It is safe to say that the regulars Of
that contingent will not again be
caught mapping as they were at Co.
lumbug and Carrizal.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-22

EUROPE draws its belt more tight
~ to stay the pangs Of hunger and
fights on.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-22

Subscribers to IL Weekly LaSgG
fhozk sstA ~ 6Ea e. IL nargis
~ der B1p1 ard nsssS heiz 80
s1puon Wo1Duy - tkat 1sy vi
~ nia . oPy q ther farurie
paper.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-22

st. Clair Emmons, who farms nea
Long Branch, reports a flock Of 65
prairie chickens this week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-22

Mr. and Mrs. T. T. Morris are Wis.
iting in Fulton.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-22

D. Tinsley has purchased a DODGE
from the Hoxsey- sunnen Motor ca
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-22

FAMINE Is a hopeful bidder for the
peace prize in Germany.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-22

f. 5. Stewart, Of Sturgeon, was in
Mexico Saturday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-22

Ira mIiligan, who has been quite
is better. ~
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-22

Corrine II. Montague, JOAN, rs
que and Laura E. Boyd a53 "
Boyd, her husband, -. DEE .
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-22

Mrs. John x. Brown and Mrs
Charles Clark are the guests Of Mrs
Sue Black, Of Fulton.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-22

Ray Martin will open a store at
once IN the building formerly occupied
by George Hill on West jackson ST
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-22

r. 0. Huddleston was here from
Auxyasse Friday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-22

curtis FAINT and wife are visiting
in Chicago. s
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-22
Carter & Sons Mule Sail

The big mule sale of Carter G. Son
Will be held March 6. Some good
ones will be disposed of.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-22
SHERIFF's SALE IN PARTr

c. Buchanan, Sidney Garrett Up
G. Lakenan, and Adam c. ut
composing the firm Of Lks, !
Barnes, and Clarence A. 81
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-22

Merrett Llewenyn is i'll.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-22

Miss Zada Malone is IN.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-22
The Weekly Ledger

E1ts-S a. ~ p O. Nesa Nc.
EnS s1zittss - 21S cans zz=e-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-22

By virtue and authority a,
cree and order Of sale mad
said Court, in the above
cause. on January u, 1917. az !
certified copy thereof, dated IA
23rd. 1917 will on n
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-11-29

man, his eyes going wide with aston
lshment, stopped as though tuned to
stone.
"Akut !" he cried.
The boy looked. b%ewildcred, from the
ape to his father, and from his father
to the ape. The trainers jaw dropped
as he listened to what followed, for
from the lips of the Englishman flowed
the %gutturals of an ape that were an
swered in kind by the huge anthropoid
that now chung to him.
And from the wings a ~hideously bent
and disfigured old man watched the
tableau In the box, his pockmarked
features working spasmodically In
varying expressions that might have
marked every sensation in the gamut
from pleasure to terror.
Long have ! looked for YOU. Tar.
zan," said Akut. Now that | have
found you | shall come to your jungle
and 1--we there always"
The man stroked the beasts head,
Through his mind was running rapidly
a train of recollections that carried him
far into the depths of the primeval At
rican forest, where this huge, manlike
beast had fought shoulder to shoulder
with him in years before. He saw the
black Mugambi welding the deadly
knob stick and beside them, with barred
fangs and bristling whiskers, Sheeta
the Terrible and, pressing close behind,
savage as the savage panther, the hid
eous apes Of Akut.
The man sighed. Strong within him
surged the jungle lust that he had
thought dead. All, If he could go back
even for a brief month of 1t; to feel
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-11-29
HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING

New s75, 600 Girls Dormitory at State Col
lege
Seven Brick Business Blocks Erected in
1914.
One Exclusive Dry Goods and Ladies Fur
nishing Store.
New 800. 900 Agricultural Building at
State College.
South Dakota state College of Agriculture
and Mechanic Arts.
Brookings Produce Co, Cash Market for
All Farm Products.
Two Billiard Halls and Bowling Alley as
Places of Amusement.
Brictson Manufa cturing Company. makers
o fthe Brictscn Tire Tread.
Municipality Owned Telephone, Electric
Light. Heating and Water Works Plants.
Strong Commercial Club with 200 Mem
bers in Good Standing. Fine Club Rooms.
Surrounded by the Best Farming Land In
>he state, Where Crops are Sure and BOun-
tful.
Brookings is Located on the Main Line of
the c. & y. w. Ry. from Chicago to Pierre,
the Capital of the State. Also Headquarters
for Train Crews Running North to Water
town and on to Redfeld and Gettysburg.