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pI. ~. ~. OeuSleU, UeI SIuulS'
6orIter, bat Die gtnmcn bon 3S 6rei-
ipiIliecn nod g8oibington eeionot,
nel9e in oos 5oritcr.3 .3egiment ein.
trcten unO uod 6ronfreidb oebeu
poIlcn. Die glngeporbcnen iino:
2owrence 8. 9lOtins, bon &orions-
burg. $40.
Somuel 3. 81. gIofins, bon @il-
lionsburg so.
GOworo 8. 9obcod, bon Berlin,
Wao.
Scrbcrt 6. 9owcn glr. 2O5 ODer-
lon0.glpe.
@iaiom Somer 8roiun 9Ir. 10
SitG .StroBc.
8bitneD Somtes Carleton glr.
1898 ct. %oul.Str.
@iaiam 9. Gbenwortb, yIr. 1909
o-NliIton.9lbe.
6ronciS 2orcus Clements, SIR.
1904 ct. HouIStr.
George S. @unoc0, bon BbiIooeI-
fbia.
eluOOO Giyom gar. tt2 glorO-
Gbeiter.Str.
Sobn ". 0ouebertB, BON Yrinceb
9lnnc, MO.
acnnctb S. Gromcs, gSr. 1921 g..
8rooopoD.
2owrcncc Oscor @oIIoaber, bon
Sennings, WlO.
giobert groots @rennlonO, bon
8cllpooO, $50.
gSiainm S. So9ortb, BON 6reoc-
rid, 0io.
Sobn 6ieIos Sumter, bon glnnopo-
lis. W2O.
5omes 9trtbur SrDin, bon gIltoO.
no, Ao.
Dennis @opnoro Soncs, bon 9lew
@inoior, Nlo.
Sobn 8ronflpn Sling, bon Geo
norotoipn, g2o.
genioniin &romcr, glr. 1909 Wic-
SenrD-Str.
6reocrid Carl arcIl, bon @biIo-
oelpbi1.
@omoro Sobb Sigbt, bon SoOgc-
billie, g8..go.
@uitop Scrmonn Cent, BON Ga
tonspille.
Carroll 2owe, bon @lcGunieI, Ulo.
Gbomos s. 0'Gonnor, BON Seem
Dort.
Socl SonoforO Eortcr, bon 9roof-
lpn g. 3.
Otto 9iobbod, bon MidocIIsOiIIc,
WRo.
Orlonoo Sec 9iomIono, 9ir. 1929
N}cGuIlob.Str.
Sowaro SO. Sberman bon Gam.
bridge, glo.
Gburlcs ". SmolI, Olr. 1904 ct.
Youl.StroBe.
g8m. q. Sporfs, BON glelp Yorf.
&orrD gousber @orO, glr. 40 g.
GuIton.9lpe.
6lopo @cntIing, bon Cumberland,
0ao.
Clarence WliIton gscrfbiicr, bon
Sennings, DlO.
&. 9uiicll @ilburn bon Sennings,
O1o.
@ilIinm Sobn Wlillcr DingIiug,
g1r. 1929 NlcGulIob-Str.
go timoreols 2tcferungs. s.
Itntion.
gapt Eonicl ~. C'9lcill pom Ser.
Stooten Ouorticrmciiiers Geparte
ment bat in Baltimore cine Inter
Iiation oes Gunrtiermciiiers Geparte-
mcnts eingerittet. @r bat iid 81.
nGdh i'm Bureau ocs gereins Der
9auileutc uho 6a6rifanten nieoerge.
loiien.
Captain O'9aeill iagtc eelicrn iidl
ouf Die gluswo6l bcjie6enO:
Sic SSniiollation zines Inter.
0epots in Baltimore lit notiirlih oil
uno fir iib 9cpeis, Ooiiir, OoB oic
glcgierlna Baltimore ais einen mih-
tigen Ylab oniiebt iiir Die ScrItcl'
lung bon &ricgSnroteril, nno cs mlB
ocn 9oItinorern 5iir Sreuoc gerci.
den. 9l6er es gie6t nod onoere oomit
perbunoene E6oIen SD babe mir ein
Gubcn0 Mdnner mitge6rndt Inn
mir in oeier gIiligabc ST belien,
ober id miB wcitere 1000 Maun on-
Itcnen imO ib mcroe pcriudeu, Oieie
in Baltimore 81 fiuOen Sd lper0c
glrbeiter, 9ureolileute, aleiOerinipef.
loren in0 9eute brallhcn bic 0os
Scriiellen BON aIeiOungSIiiIden fen.
ncn 9iel Moterial. oos in oieiem
Depot enipfnnaen miro, mub bon III.
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Blue etnn6en sSnbrt ancr hDer bic Bat
Der bclicbtc 9ampfer 0Xontle".
Eahrten bel Saa nno Nionoenidlein.
Wiuiil nnb Snn5
lioniagS, 9icnlid9s, Sonnerlua9 nno Steehi
iaqs. $40 8orm., 200 nno Gao 99ann.; W.lll'
FOODS, Samiiuos uno Sonnia9s, $40 Sorm.
nno 200 9tacbm.
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@e efol5ene Strafe.
Charles 6. larnea BON gtr. 2424,
Stodton.S .StroBe wurOc grItern N1or-
gcn Dor Hidbter 9rcnocl i'm norOwclt-
Iideu Stationsbalic 5ur 3abIing
bon $50 uno Soften beitroit inter Der
9ei6uIoieung Sen EoIi5iitcn @or.
tben tbdtlih angegriffcn 81 boben.
Nm Der gde Der Sutton. lmo Clifton
gluenlie bate iih porgcitern Q(6eno
cin llnioa creignct, tnO 0ornea, ei.
ncr Der 3uidauer, COB icine 9iotb-
blGge, pie Die Sade gemocbt mer-
Den iolc, ino bcltono 0oroltt oaB
man ieinen 9otb beiolgc. 9llS Der
@oli8iit @bortcn i'm uiiforOerte, id,
rubig 81 perbalten ocricbte Cornell
Dem Yoli5ilteu cinen beftigen Shlag
ms @ciidt Sm @eridt 6eitriti
Carueu oen t6Gtlideu 9Ingriff uno
oic 9eIduIoiging ocs lmorOentliden
9etrogens. Sobn Sobnion, ein Zee.
Ger bon SobnStomn ga, mar oic
llriodc oes llnialles, ais CT all einem
Observation-Disclosures oorbcifli6r, aus
weldem Faiiagiere mSitiegen. Gr
ImuBte 81 mo Soften beroppen. Car
nea fonnte ni1t 5obIen uno iibt nm
9inter idlpeoiideu @aroineu.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-19
UNITED STATES MARSHAL
JnHN LYNCH isis HE

L. : MARSHAL JOHN LYNCH.
q s.. L1 vzs Il Ms-@ F1zy
as-e-1- see -ss
rez e 6 z
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We z- ne - Z GE
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e z- 70 T ZE re
GT sac = Ez-11E GeTE--z;
E5r AID Es applies f1Iy as
zgcE q A--zE NO cz-s CTs- u
l NEv~s- IS s GOES % Germ
Auerzea-s Ths chr5re Ecke-s
h21 hest proceed q l9w 5zrlng war
lmsz. Praz5y some people don;
realize ire serlozs1esz q ne gag tbs.
comforts as This is nc tine % Js
~fznEy. 1T cazt be done
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-19
GERMAN SECRET AGENT rs
HAVE BEEN N THIS CITY

Te long am Of ire Gsuzu r5v.
oz-ezs SPY system hs ressAei izfS
y bat 50 far as car hs lezusl
sithczt zazz. He-ry PeAt szys
thai rwo -1 bs& q wtuz were mp,
rszzzrve q re Berlin govern
na Z szre called or III soze-
s unsv55zs u TIE 5seAzasa q
w Es- tie Uusei States sd
Czv
VI Pre5L Sy TIE lzs1 IA who
~ a-k U-pec.e6 Al U55GEy s
Is-a- aE z za- Sx E-zths sro.
Re allst o. NJ, Precs; casually and
z- . - ozzve-aEcz asked ha
Z l. wazE Eva' % ne F2-se-zzi.
~ P-e@, u1i I'm - vas A. Azsr-
en- ossz TIE VISITOR hen aSkr5
z L. uzz-r zEzs5 q hs;-E
g11 &c Ge---y. hez-zE the -x1s
Be NJ EE-1- c41sc - CO.
- ;GE I'm that 4 lie
C--e States wzs ~ wz- against
Germany Re wo-,; see Ia: be Vas
PLACED under arrest. Tie Ear Ozly
szil5 and h1
Dr. Hal Da-iE says he had ; us
~ n his 1fEu z--e ago re
fees sire TGs = representative & tie
8=1 rve-et Tie visit ot {.
: Narsazl JoA. LvaaA 70 tbs city
Pray zAka L eTas=s IA: As Fe5-
s-L r.vsuzs- E7sgz1zE every
1- &C TIE STATE hg-1 With Is p-b-
E cfrzS IS vel IS rs sss-ss ss--
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-19
MExICn MONIES N RID CRoss

AZ . meeting Of the Mexico ". c.
7. L. Friday 81 the Library, the msm,
'5ers decided 70 take Up the Red CrcsE
work and aid the nation IN the present
war BY helping IN this great work.
They vii communicate with the
headquarters Of the Red Cross and fna
t1sc what line Of eniezvor IS best
suited for them and then follow The
plans outlined. The w0rk VIII start as
soon as possible.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-19
THREE FRoSTS COME IN
IN PAST WEEK.: MONDAY
WAS THE COOLEST DAY

Aceouaiag 10 the figures kept By
Merritt Dewelyn, losAl weather Oh
server. TIE average date for the las
frs; in April IS the 18th.
On Frday morning. April 18th
there was a slchi frost with 3 ten.
psra1are q 81 degrees, Thursday
morning the Eercury stood At 50 ant
last Monday morning IT fell to "a.
nIuy-two degrees or lower brings
. killing frost, bat a temperature Of
IS degrees a Light frost The latest
cate in April for a killing frost was in
1910. whsn the Temperature fell TO 25
degrees o. April ..
Last year the last killing frost came
ca April Il. The lowest temperature
during the month Of April since 1897
came in 1899 when the mercury fen
70 Is degrees above the zero mark on
the fourth Of April.
According to these reports the more
tender vegetables may not be planted
with perfect safety until early in May.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-19
EASILY DECIDED
This Question Should Be Answered
Easily by Mexico People

Which is wiser 10 have confidence
in the opinions Of your fellow-ciu-
zens. Of people you know. or depend
On statements made by utter strang-
ers residing n -far-away places
Reed the following:
Mrs. Kate Clemens, practical
nurse, 702 s. Olive street, Mexico,
says: I was in pretty bad shape
and my kidneys had been in a disor-
dered state for several months. The
kidney secretions caused much suf-
fering and It seemed as if my bladder
was inflamed. Ny head aehed and /
had dizzy spells and felt alarmed.
| had dropsical symptoms and If |
put my finger into my flesh, the dent
remained for quite awhile. l tried
linements, but nothing gave me any
more than temporary relief until
began using Doan's Kidney Pills, pro-
cured at the Buckner Drug Co. II
was no time before ! noticed the
swelling in my limbs and other symp-
toms disappearing. ! have every
confidence in Doan's Kidney Pills,
for they thus far have shown to me
that they possess wonderful merit
Price SOC, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy -
get Doan's Kidney Pills - the same
that Mrs. Clemens had. Foster-NIil-
burn Co., Props, Buffalo, N. Y.
ADV.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-19
BE NOTAPARTISAN,

CHARLES Z. HUGHES late za-
dazte FOR Pre5s-s q the Uzsts5
States speaking a. 5 dzas- il New
Yo-k Thursday night sid that AMER
ears sAoz5 forget al parAzAP
sns sand uaTzaHhezy hsAzaa a
leadership Eoss nesly declared
Taers las bee- ~ finer ssAsszsEt
of or P-i2zp,es e o- deals q The
zotues tAzt iEEasaoe Is, slnes The
GAYS e Enco1n thAi AAt stated in
TIE uz.ehless STATE paper q Pres-
cert W5S52 n lis recent message.
Su-s q tie Eule II horn pAla-
c1z IN co1utTy towns who are DIS
cEsnE partisan measures z1d beht-
Ing TIE Persistent during the war,
should take heed 70 the above Patr-
o- statement from the Republican
leader Of the United SuEss. We
shoE Be pa-i5s and no; pzrasa1s CT
TIE result VII be diszs-o1s
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-19
NO WAR AGAINST U. S.
SAYS NATIVE MEXICAN


The idea that Mexico may make war
upon the United States is absolutely
proPosterous. according TO ]. E. Ro-
ssdo, Of Merida, Yuoatan, who was
stopping at the Ringo Saturday morn
ing. Mr.. Rosado, who has just re-
turned from Chicago, with his wife, q
student in Hardin College, who under
went an operation there for apPendi-
lcits. Mr.. Rosado left Saturday for
Merida, and his wife remained here to
attend Hardin.
Mr.. Rosade, whose family has been
established in Mexico since 1900, is
representative for the Allis Chalmers
Machine Works Of Milwaukee in Mex
ico, and an engineer by profession.
He is well read and has travelled ex-
tensively.
The report that Mexico will enter
the war against the United States is
foolish " said to a Ledger represen-
tative Saturday. Mexico has been
torn by revolutions for the past seven
years, but these revolutions were not
the o~utgruwth of the Mexiean's craze
FOR fighting, as has been assumed by
many persons, but the result Of OPP
preston of the poorer classes by the
rich and the officials. II was such
3 revolution as that in Russia recent
"0ue reason these revolutions have
lasted so long is that many interests
were trying to compel the United
States to intervene in the hope that
land and other property values would
increase. Land now sells for fifty
cents to several hundred dollars per
acre, according TO the location"
When asked about German agents
melting the Mexican people against
the United States, Mr.. Rosado said:
Il have no doubt many Germans have
tried to influence the Mexicans, but
it would be foolish for Mexico to en-
ter the war against the United States
just as you are preparing to fight"
He stated that it was his under
standing that the note sent to the
Mexican government by Germany, in
the attempt to form that country and
Japan into an alliance against the
United States had never been delivered
to his government.
Conditions in Mexico are slowly i'm
proving, according TO Mr.. Rosado,
and since the election of Carranza as
President, peace is being rapidly es-
tablished. The railroads are being
rapidly rebuilt and it is to get material
for these new roads that Mr.. Rosado
made his trip to the United States.
1t has been stated in Mexico, a.
cording to Mr.. Rosado, that Carranza
is planning a strenuous campaign
against Villa with the intention Of
eliminating him entirely before The
precipitates further trouble between
Mexico and the United States.
When asked about the move Of Car
ranza's troops toward the American
border shortly after the declaration
Of war by the United States against
Germany, Mr.. Rosado stated that the
object Of that move was to place the
Carranza troops between Villa and the
American border and prevent trouble
with this country.
"The relations between Yucatan
and the United States are very close"
he said. "We raise only sisel grass
there, all of which is exported to The
United States and other goods in turn
imported into Jul country from his"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-19
AUDRAN GERMANS

ARE PATRIOTIC
ATTENTION Is called to the state
II Henry PrshL one q Nexeo's
-5z substantial and conservative
GE ~ Ds1- II to5zys Led
81 correcting reports that have been
Gzta5 regarding his attitude TO
z-5 3s u=szu. var With Germany.
D-1g ta=sa -51bIssone times, a
great 1z-y false statements VII b
zz5s and ygz sho-6 not Judge your
tslow CITIZENS By ut0unded rumors.
As far as ws ozr hear, the German
CITIZENS e Mexico and A16rzin county
are among cur most loyal and pati-
aIc citizens. NJ. Precht's card
peaks for ilssE, and we should not
be surprised Il II speaks for the Ger
mans q Mexico and Au5rain county
generally.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-19
U. S. MARSHAL LYNCH
HERE INVESTIGATING
REASONABLE STATEMENTS

United States Marshall John E.
Lynch, Of st. Louis, was in this city
Friday. He stated he was here in
vestigating reports regarding treason
able statements having been made in
this community. Mr.. Lynch said,
while a caller at the Ledger, that the
Federal Grand Jury was in session in
st. Louis and he was securing wit
nesses to go before that body.
Evidently the government is de-
termined to follow up every report of
any act that can be construed as trea-
son. AS has been urged editorially
by the Ledger several times, the best
plan for those not in sympathey with
the Government of the United States
is to remain silent.
Among other matters he is investi-
eating is a telephone message in
which one person said: president
Wilson ought to be in the electric
chair instead of the White House."
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-19
NOTICE OF LETTERS TES-
TAMENTARY

notice is hereby given that Letters
Iestamentary on the estate Of
FRANK G00DSON, Deceased.
were granted to the understood
Jesse Goodson on the oath dav 81
march, 1917, by the Probate Court NJ
Audrain County, Missouri.
All persons having claims against
and estate r required to eyhibit
tnem to the undersigned executor for
allowance within six months after the
uaee OF sald letters, or they may be
preciuded from any benefit of said
SIsSaUei ana II such claim be not ex-
IIoIted within me year from said
date Of said letters. il will no Sorl
ever barred. ior-
Dated at Meyico, Missouri. tb;s Ale.
day Of March, 1917. 'A
JESSE GooDsoN,.
Eyarutor
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-19
FARMERS AND BANKERS OF
CALLAWAY COOPERATE

THE bankers Of Galloway county
all met IN Fulton a few days ago;
and after discussing the needs If the
production Of larger crops as a short
age Of food was in sight, adopted
strDag resscs Ssking the farmers
% cooperate and endeavor to grow
largely increased crops this year. The
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-19

Do you know that more than nine
Ont q every ten cases Of rheumatism
are simply muscular rheumatism due
20 cold or damp. or chronic rhsumA-
usm which attacks the larger joints,
knees, hips and shoulders Neither
Of these varieties require any inter
nal treatment. All you need Is a free
application Of Chamberlain's Liniment
with vigorous massage 10 effect a
cure. Try il. Adv.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-19

Sleeplessness is often
constipation and indireStiornn au'S |
this is the case take chm Chm
Tablets to correct these ~,,a9osr
also walk three or four glsO'
day; Eat a light supper apI. e. 2
meal for supper is often 81
Of sleep and digestion. ton " Vjssu
find these tablets to be M =, iA 4
medicines you have ever VI lie
quainted with. ADV. Oecaue |
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-19

EX- MAYOR WILLARD POTTS
left for ST, Louis Monday, where he
will undergo an operation in the Jew
ish Hospital. Wizards many friends
hope to see him horne again within
the next two OF three weeks enjoying
his old time good health.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-19

Il Is n5E 50 easy 70 bs cheerful when
ere e II. We nay, however. seek
TIE cause q oE- 6espo15s1cy and per
kzps remove Il. When i Is czussd
BY Indigestion O. constipation IS Is
frecuszly the cz-se, C1aubsr2lns
Tablets nay bs 6sper5ed upon 70 cor
rect i II almost every instance.
Arr.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-19

ze1c q bazks-s Vas vel 21s-3-
e. Ard he -aszs r-1zs& 70 Be
1 Ez5E 70 Galway County.
i 3 sazhiy STATE q affairs vhea
-s lz-kz-s and -te farmers ara g.
uE- to- 6s growth and
- Z The ro-zziy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-19
BREAKS WITT

LA PAS, Bolivia, April Il. - The
German Minister and his staff have
been handed their passports by the
Bolivian Government, with a note de-
elaring that diplomatic relations be-
tween Bolivia and Germany have been
severed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-19
PAUL CLOUGH TRANSFERRED

Paul Clough, son of Mrs. j. A.
Genrich, of this city, who recently en-.
listed in the Navy and he's been sta.
toned at the U. S Naval Training
Station at Great Lakes, Illinois, neal
Chicago, has been transferred to the
battleship Florida, one of the largest
in the United States Navy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-19
To Meet in Fulton

The Mexico District Conference Of
the Methodist Church, in session this
week at Montgomery City, has de-
cided to hold its session next year in
Fulton.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-19

THE closing Of the distilleries to
conserve the grain q this country
for food will finally and for all time
eliminate the revenue argument from
the aHt-prohibition propaganda.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-19
SUCCEEDS ]. ]. sTrrs>>

T. J. KelsO Now S~ecretar, :,
Arch Chapter and Heinz, VI "
T. J. Ke.sO has been eI.a.'
tary of Royal Arch Chant,
to succeed J. ]. Steel. vho 40 I
Mr.. Steele had been sccret,,s
lodge for over thirty v... ss
KelsO is also secretary a. y
Lodge, No. 1854, A. F. an,
No ono has yet been cbo,s |
coed Mr.. Steele as sccresr, y .
Crusade commandry No. o. ~H
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-19

The Orpheum theatre is installing
two large exhaust fans in the balcony
guaranteed to remove $4,000 cubic
feet of air every minute. Manager
Thompson intends making his theatre
cooler and more sanitary than ever.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-19
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
Notice is hereby given that final
settlement Of the estate OF
GEORGE W. MADDOX. Deceased,
viii he made at the next term Of
az The Probate Court Of Audrain
County, Missouri, to be held at Mex
leo, Missouri. on the second Monday
in Nav. 1917. r. c. MADDOX
"a Administrator.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-19
Ont This Out and Keen IL

Eevery mother of young children
should cut this out and keep it, that
she may know what to get when her
children have w%hoopinc cough.
eve first used C~hamberlain's
Cough Remedy in our home about
three years ago when our daugh-
ter May had w~hooping cough, and II
proved to be such an excellent medi-
cine for this disease that ! willingly
recommend it,. 1t never failed to re-
lieve those %whooping spells, loosen
up the phlegm and give immediate
relief wires Mrs. Ethel Price, Mat
toon, III. Adv.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-19
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT

Notice is hereby given that final
settlement Of the estate of
EDWARD HARTMAN, Deceased
VIII be made at the next term of the
Probate Court Of Audrain County,
Missouri, to be held at Mexico, Mis-
1917. C, G. RIFnS0F
"a Administrator
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-19
For Sale by

Gus Purdy, Mexico, Mo.
nueNner Drug Co., Mexico, Mo.
"'VnS Pharmacy, Mexico, Mo.
9"''h Bros Grocery, Mexico, Mo.
ue0' H. Kunkel & Bro, Mexico
w. T. WOodson, Auxvasse, Mo.
w. A. Heller, Moline, No.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-19
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Notice is hereby given that final
,..tlament Of the estate Of

]. A. pOTTS, UecehsedI
w;Ii be made at the next term OF
he Probate Court Of Audrain eoun-
tv. Missouri, TO be held at Mexico,
Missouri, on the second Monday In
Way 1917. N. r. ROBES,
49, Administrator
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-19
OF FINAL SETTLEMENT

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
Notice is hereby given that final
settlement Of the estate Of
GEO. A, BROCK, Deceased,
will be made at the next term of
the Probate Court of Audrain County,
Missouri, to be held at Mexico, Mis-
souri,, on the second Monday in NAV,
1917. BELLE B. BROCK,
ID Executrix.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-19

Mrs. A. L. Thomas, Of Springfield,
Ohio, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. H. Ballew.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-19
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

Notice IS hereby gwen uhhI HnAI
settlement Of the estate of
MORRISON LAKELAND, Deceased,
will be made at the next term Of
the Probate Court Of Audrain County,
Mo-, to be held at Mexico, Mo- on
the second Monday in May, 19l7.
ST. LOUIS UNION TRUST
co. AND EDGAR L. TAYLOR,
"a Executors.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-19
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

Notice IS hereby gwen tnHt HnaI
settlement Of the estate Of
H. D. HUNTER, Deceased,
will be made at the next term OF
the Probate Court Of Audrain County,
Mo-, to be held at Mexico, Mo-, on the
second Monday in May, 1917.
SAM D. BYRNS,
I'd Administrator,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-19
Hardin Receives New Flag

Hardin College received an anony-
nous donation of $40 Thursday with
which to purchase a new flag. The
donor stated he had seen the large flag
torn at the flag raising in the morn
ing and desired that the school have a
smaller banner for every day and use
the larger M for state occasions.
Observation-Disclosures
s. j. Duncan departed for Monroe
City Saturday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-19

The Unknown consorts, heir, /.
vsees, donees, alienees, ~.
ees, and the immediate. ns','
remote, voluntary or inyolT,;,
~ grantees of each Of tbs h
lowing named persons, isv,
Nathaniel W. Wilson. dsss,s
ed, James s. Rollins. decsa1S.
and James H. Rollins. dez.
ed liam. ......... Defan,-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-19

Subscribers 70 the Weekly Le1FeT
shrzk wztch TIE cate ca the uzrgz
Of their paper and rsasS their sab
scTiptioa prompdy 90 that thsy WI
nst miss q opy Ct thar fKvcEits
paper.
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The Weekly Ledger

Entered a. ths P. O. Es1sa Ma
ard admitted Is I'D Gzs Ezus-.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-19
NOTICE oF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

NOTICE. Is HVFVUy EIFVH tH"S @
settlement Of the estate Of
w. s. RAGSDALE, Deceased, i.
will be made at the next term OF
Of the Probate Court Of Audrain coun-
ty, Missouri, to be held at Mexico,
Missouri, on the second Monday in
NAV. 1917. GREEN ToMLINSoN,
I'd Administrator
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Deceased.
will be made at the next term
Of the Probate Court Of Audrain
county, Missouri, to be held at Mex.
leo, Missouri, on the second Monday
in May, 1917. W. II. BROWN,
I'd Executor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-19

John Davis ORear, Of this city, is
] United States Minister to Bolivia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-19

A marriage license was issued Fri
day to Stephen Bertels and Miss Eliz-
abeth Sandbothe, both of Martins
burg.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-19

Norris Haas pay the highest cash
prices for poultry and eggs. oppo-
site Middleton's Barn. Bat
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-19
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT

Notice is hereby given that final
settlement Of the estate Of
MARY 0. CALLAHAN, Deceased,
will be made at the next term OF
the Probate Court Of Audrain Coun-
ty, Missouri, to be held at Mexico,
Missouri, on the second Monday in
May, 1917. JOHN C. FECHT,
Administrator.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-19

Leo Monrotus returned to his home
in st. Louis, after spending Easter
with Edward Dermody and family.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-19
ORDER OF PUBLICATIOy
In the Circuit Court
June Term, 1917
State of Missouri, County n
Audrain, IS:

Grant Irvine, T. S. Long and
Greed G.. Lewis pJ,;..,