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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-22


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Der OF aboul .he closest most exclusive
race in history Wbat nm intelloont
widely read an5 c'.,,-tI-nlin, ra,g bas
to saw about races and nations ought TO
be interesting
il is
He beoins with an o,-ertotIro Glance
around AZ what Ltbo looaars ~ World
thought have said abopt natioralities
and AT the part me sentiment IF notion
ism has plaved in 81, Wars 80 ,bo,,s+
The thinkers Of course have always
realized the imnossibilitv ~ nat,iotisn
as a permanent basis ~ pnitv .sT-ba
whole world being only one citv - said
Goldsmith's Citizen Of the World - 81
do not much caro- an u,birh ~ tho s+root,
| happen 10 reside F,ven the German
thinkers dreamed Of n world renphlic and
rebuked race narrowness rossin,, uyots.
~ owe Of country il M hest a heroic vica
which I am quite content 70 be without"
The same tone i found N spcb mod
erns ne Ronoin POLAND tho Frencb rov-
elist. Rabindranath Taoore the Hindoo
noet can4,vers tbo crori,h Ar,ovioor
nbilosonbor and Rrsn5as the Donish-
rewisb crifio
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"a an ultimsts ec,tt,,e,t er,,,hasi,as tho
usefulness If ,a4io-s os c,r,,.~ro,,ts -
the couirg intsrn,,ioral b-otbo-hood
lie saws sbarnlv. .eyop cannot ~, NV
thing If Won want to la evarvtbing Tn
fool Ike the rrorcb ,,,t,.iot ,.c, 1T -.
love France hut vonr own coDrtrv The
brotbarbood ~ tic naonlos i rot -
bv the nluralitv of rat,.,otierrs T. t,l.os
two men 10 make = brother Tnterro-
tionaler, fa, f~o,r be;r, tho or,i,t,s;.
Of nationalisno actpally roopires r.t;o,s
10 ipterrolate
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-22
A Tax On Patriotism

Thousands Of women are spending
every spare minute knitting for the sol
diers-but not enough thousands.
The papers say EVERYBODY knits r.
but the knitters are limited to women
who have az least some reserves of
money.
Red Cross headquarters sends out
urgent calls for more knitters. but one
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-22
Think II Over

Tg Nnrrhanfa War times arc
re ror fimoe They always have
Tlc Liberty Loan billions
prHf in America Farmers,
-4alauufacturers and artisans
Il r.an .ie profits And those prot
WU hr spent In retail stores
~.rau~ mn GRO times when we CAD
rot fo..fsfr waste As n patriotic
dun. ur So eliminated. War
arr Irrca when labor b. scarce
mes whom machinery
or men wherever posi-.
frnr E Patterson. In leslie
Good wishes also come homo 10
r.---l
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-22

NHIs DEPARTMENT maintained shed the light Of truth on me
of advertising s~ndler X
a have
n nlsieo or
AdViee XII
withheld Peefso
Address, The Ad-Mrror, The Times Detrot Mich
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-22

Health Questions Ans-~sred
i. Does nc drinking of 'ea
or coffee, or both every dav really
have p harmful effect on health"
Moderate uge may not bo followed
by noticeable 81 effects. but ner
vousness and disturbance ~ fhe d
restive system are certain 20 follow
lie excessive nso ~ either on both
Life would be monofonous ~ we
d'fnt mako an occasional enemy
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-22
What Was This For?

Department Of Commerce show a per
capita indebtedness in Detroit of 1897.
We demand an itemized account for ours
Over the top and into the box on special
election day. Let present the soldiers
with better Detroit when they come
marching home.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-22
Laugh Win Us

Longmore- T1s former clients Of Smith IN.
divorce lawyer WHO died last
,rooly 10 eoing On go rf,e
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-22
The Open season

"
We've bagged the Liberty bond quota
rabbit Now let's hit him in The eve
When kerensky spoke
As fast as they were convinced the
Bolshevih left the hall.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-22
on OR -FRANK csaNE

toop,usal 1910 by Frank Crane,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-22
From Another PomtOf HeU

Moon Sound was too full, 50 the Rus
SLAMS steamed out.
The Red Cross has too high a visibility
for those humane Prussian marksmen.
Casualties.
I. r. lost his second eye while president.
W. II. T. lost his second term.
In a counter attack on Sunday the po-
lice killed 1 Of one enemy.
Rally Round the Flag.
The legion Of municipal liberty viii be
organized in Detroit on Nov. 6.
Be charter member.
While waiting for the other cities Il
come up to the colors, Detroit rill pro-
coed TO capture another 3,0O0.1o0 Of
Liberty bond subscriptions.
The country calls, but In Slsckerw'le
there is no ear to hear except the prof.
teer
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-22

Good wishes also come homo to
Evening journal., 1917-10-08

7 fsT OF PERSONS LICENSED TO
III retail goods, wares and merchan-
dzss, and other property OF whatsoever
Kind, manufacturers OF all kinds, per-
sens licensed to sell intoxicating II
uuors, eating houses, real estate, agents.
brokers, suctioneers, photographers
eptometrY. osteopathy, lawyers. con-
veyancers, doctors, dentists, stations
circuses, veterinary, peddlers' licenses,
BARRIERS and special license to sell IN
foxlcating liquors. merry-go-round,
Amusement park, exhibiting amusement
for profit. theatre or moving picture
selling deadly weapons. carrying con-
cealed deadly weapons, from October
1. 1916, to September 20, A. d. 1917,
with the sum by them respectively
Maid for each license to the Clerk OF
the Peace OF New Castle County for the
use Of the state Of Delaware, and pawn
brokers, and junk dealers for the use
OF the New Castle County.
JOHN L. WRIGHT, Q. p.
Wilmington, Del, Sept. %, 1917.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-11-29
HELP TIE KTDNETS
MeEirp Readers Are Learning The
NEv

It's the hr11e kd5ney us
ThH lame Eeak o. schlnE haek-
The uunoaoe5 u-1Ey disorders -
Thai may leH6 10 arupsy and
Bright disease
WhE me kidneys are veal
Help then Win Deans kinney
PSlS
A remedy especially fo- weak KID
neys-
Daaus have been use5 IN kidney
troubles for 50 years
Endorsed by 5000 people en-
5orse6 at home.
Prpaf Of merit II 8 Mexico citizens
statement.
Mrs Mae Browning, 404 Whitley
street. SAYS; When / first began
taking Dozn's Kidney Pills / was suf-
fe-izg from . GEl ache in my back.
Ny back had always been weak since
was a ehild; any heavy work did
was sure to make i worse, / decided
~ kidneys needed attention and as
Deans Kidney Pills were so highly
recommended ! was led to try them.
The results we're So satisfactory /
an pleased to recommend them
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy 49,
get Doan's Kidney Pills 49, the same
that Mrs. Browning had. Foster-Mil-
burn Co, MfgS, Buffalo, N. Y. ADV.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-11-29
RED CROSS MEMBERSHIP
CAMPAIGN SHORTLY.

At a meeting of the Executive Com
mittee of the Mexico Chapter of the
Red Cross, L. B. Hawthorne was chos-
en- Campaign Manager for the mem-
bership drive for the Red Cross to
take place between December 18th
and Christmas eve. This is to be a
Red Cross Christmas throughout the
United States.
Rev. II. P. Atkins has been appoint
ed Chairman Of the Canteen Service
and J. L. Stewart, Chairman Of the
Civilian Relief. The activities Of the
Mexico Chapter are growing as the
need for assistance becomes more ap-
parent. There are 400 members Of the
Red Cross in Mexico and Western Au-
rain. Mrs. y. F. Brown, Director
of the Woman's Work Of the South
western Division, and DR.. Duekworth,
Of st. Louis, will be in this city Tues
day November 9th, and will speak
at the Mcmillan auditorium at eight
o'clock that evening. Mrs. Brown
will also speak at the Library Tues
day afternoon at 2 o'clock. She will
be glad to answer any questions with
reference to the Woman's Work on
Red Cross. No admission will be
charged at either lecture. Everyone
should avail themselves of this oppor-
tupnity to become informed on the
work.
In the last Italian defeat, so base
hospitals were destroyed, and that
means the loss of 10000 beds. Our
men in France as well as cur Allies
are looking to US to see that the
wounded are properly cared for. This
cannot be done unless the work is
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-11-29
IND PRUkH
HAVE preliminary

lE NaaEv , 5usge Wayne
huzu5 Pr-y zn2 Funk Cvs- u 1ht
CuZ1 Car
ne preliminary hearing az Jezsc
FEEy and 3 Z PUNK ne mer
charged win raahlnr ahe hank az Far
b= ~ 4lnaz $500 wEs he'd before
sEla q zAe Peace NEvue Nuaszy
Zuzo
EA WsrE 3 motorcycle 6f5cG Of
ue Peoria H. Ph6se Department
we arrested nu naczu Asy
haa no 1-anss uz M car was one az
ire eEl wsa v. EEzS e he
PeB-za Paace Department IVES ara
- important VINES Very dAznz
Ehs us- sald hin they had b0lE the
r IT EzsgE ana los- 1e Irazs
Z Herman and + 7. Gznes ag1h
of SlzsH passed gg ths city
&an-ay E-Tl1E home from Psa-z n
1hs maenz Er. EZnm states bs
uEr belongs re ms sou II Law. The Rex.
n E MrCzL ard wzs stolen F1Uz z
n Slater OF Saturday night At q tine
when the ssres lights In Slater we're
ertrruhed far 80 minstss Tsey
positively identified tbe machine.
Mrs. FEnk wife Of one of the de-
fen3ar.s. Is here. she says her his
bard is a graduate Of the University
Of Illinois.
Peoria attorneys are here represent
ing the two accused men.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-11-29
YOUTH JUST PAROLED
FROM REFORM SCHOOL,
ARRESTED HERE SUNDAY
Charged With Stealing Horse and
Buggy, Revolver and Taking
Dollar From Mexico Child

Alva Hagan, 16 years old, re-
leased from the State Reform School
at Boonville about . days ago, was
arrested by Sheriff j. G. Ford Sum-
day, charged with several attractions
Of the law.
He vas accused Of taking a horse
and buggy belonging to George viii
liams, of neal Laddonia, of taking a
revolver from W. P. Mollett, Of Lad
donia, TO whom he had been paroled,
and taking a dollar from a child in
this city Sunday.
The horse and buggy wa found
wandering lei this city late satur-
day night after the boy had turned
them loose.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-11-29
PHYSICIANS REbDY To 50
WHEN they're NEEDED

TnEa Va q mating O. Aaa-A1
lNurE Eys n 1hH Errut
la- -a1z TEay G1Eanu u
Ess ms enlistment az q uz-- &
1 u- T. M Msa Es-s
Lo-m at IN Z : Airy. The mess
NJ @ b1 zE y d Z V b.
~ Chairman n EE bcz Ma5Z
Council e DE Tn as1un z
Was EE a1sa qualified 20 &c wse
raa1r z1E Wiling wnm 1hE @ a.
=r M 1av did uot Eks ling
Ia- zupEa1uS 51r places Ez6 WaI-
mF 81 " arn uur1m fE he z
wal 1a- u-sc-l1H E-E Er-uS
ms p-l01
TheH ara z58u- . physicians Il
ms county wi1an lna Eu5 Il @s
cal said Or Bz--py ct ns uu-
h= there are TN VINO za physically
r. IT 70, Evt Eh1 arr 4 Isolated To-
ea-iaEH vns-s aaey are ne=5e5 n5
FIVE physically
tine nsz whg would ~ wUal5 urae-
tIrE1y Al cone r- Mrirn La
5anla and TandalsA They stated thev
were ready p lazve Eaeu needed hzt
DID not FEE lzka making az aVp
tor f0r q place IN the Reserve Corps
Eu1 then waiting several noaths for
the call THIS has beea the experience
q nzny doctors wbo have entered the
service and dur1nr the interim be
tEeea applyinE AID entering service
their practice was lost and their IN
csnes shut or.
The physicians n Agdrain county
intend 70 do their rar and all agreed
10 20 when needed"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-11-29

were wrong When they sized up the
bone1olks As not being loyal 70 the
present administration regarding the
war. Il IL not really 10 important at
this tine as to whether q nan is q
Republican or Democrat or Social
ist Or q mugEumh inst 50 he is re-
ally loyal 70 his country in the war
with Germany.
Governor Capper, Of Kansas, in al
address delivered in Illinois yester.
day, covered this point perfectly
When he Eaid, TO hell with the man
VINO can't stand By his Government
and support his government In the
hour of need
The little petafogging politicians,
Who are only interested IN being re-
elected or re-appointed, wil find that
the citizens Of the great State Of Mis-
souri, have other things Of more i'm
porance 70 think about Il is MT a
question Of who is going 70 hold the
office. big or little, but who ig going
% win the war with Germany.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-11-29
THE Nay TO GET

NDOD AD4ADo
EVERY few days we notice that
bond issues are being voted along thu
Old Trails Route through Missouri,
and IN this way real money is being
expended on this Cross-State High
way. Last Saturday a bond issue for
g25.O 900 was voted in the Williams-
burg Special Road District BY a vote
of 22l 10 !. Individual subscriptions
Of nearly $4,000 were also secured by
farmers living along the route, who
paid this in addition 70 their road tax.
Eighty thousand dollars have been
raised by this district, and sixteen
miles Of hard service road will be put
in at once. In the meantime those Of
US, who live on the north Cross-State
Highway, had better get busy or we
will lose what little travel we have.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-11-29

HAIRY TUEEE - E
MEcc En g. r-aaaT E as
nzE eznnsz1a1 EZ
-Vis g m GuEEzusa oa@ 40.
E nsEuzHE - m q
l1nr 3U e ~ E8a1 VIZ
v nan @ Ct,
~ rE = De ~
EaL1Ezw ines 1E- n z41 l55g-
r WINK wpasz cr -zc-
Bz-uz- BzE srr1 Z w
as ser Er 7E Ct
-9- Probably Hz- is EG ~
pa-zs1 u r. really ssE zngz a
ur5pozaez m E cuG E1T
ne is 8alE am WIZ Is EE-
III anu-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-11-29

DE- Z " BGURNE uua q Ms
sou oi6e- and ma5 zy ploaaz
citizens dIe5 n fha H1zas q hH snn
II law, Jn6EE v v Ply or Fraay
m1-ru1E al the Err o. niBarssV1
years Or Bourne WE enf ut HIS
sgurif mos distinguished pnyEcanE
also earnest Il al yuhiir ACTIVITIES.
specially faasf tnat tera5sd fer fhf
issGg-meu1 q tbe Community IL WHICH.
be lived Dr. Bourne ergoved GOOD
bealt1 ~ TO the time q h5s asath -he
resaE 81 clean living clean thinking
ant a. active lie and ms example
HlEht ae followed by yauaF mel and
ygung ssuEnsn q fsaEy 10 9hsy aa-
RantaRe Ths dsaia q g ctszea like.
Dr. B0HrDe casts a gloom pstr the en-.
IRE community in winch be lived The.
LeaFg loina the people q Aadrsn
County n extending sincere Eynl8-
thy 10 the herssys0 family
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-11-29
THE CITIZENS OF MISSOURI
CORDIALLY LOYAL
TO THE GOVERNMENT

THERE are . great many more pa
trigte IN Missouri than there are poll
heians; and from what we ear read
and hear we are thoroughly satisfied
That the people Of Missouri are going
70 BE- better represented a. Washing
Ton IN the future THAI they have bees
IN the past especially regarding tie
corlhry's astnzbe toward he war
With Germany.
Unless Some q thoSe, VINO have
been misnepreseuting the sentiment 10
this STATE, change their attitude me-
teria1y, they viii most certainly be
defeated We are inclined 70 think
that some Of our Representatives there
during their late writ 70 Nissour.
have come 70 the conclusion that they
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-11-29
PETIT JURORS, NOVEM-
Der TERN OF COITRT

The following are the petit jurors
for the November term of Circuit
Court, converting Monday, November
the 26th:
Cuivre Township - W E Ball, L D
Motley, H L Kelly, Joe Bloat, David
Fouser.
Loutre Township - Tom Noel, C T
Crane.
Linn Township - w II Fuhrer.
Prairie Township = H T Powell,
Gray Wilson.
Salt River Township - Perry Riggs.
Charles Clark, Milford Berry. ] C
Dowell, A ] Crum, Chester Dowell,
J D Harding, Nit Harrison, C NJ Fox.
Wilson Township JF Edwards.
Cleveland Brown.
Sailing Township - ] w Walker. A
G Bunston.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-11-29

VANDALIA, Mo-, Nov. "a. - A BIZ
bic institute conducted by the Audrain
Baptist Association closed a two
days session here yesterday. Those
on the program were DR.. H. E. Tru-
ex, secretary of the St. Louis District
Of the State Baptist Board; DIR. Tay-
lor, Of the Fulton Baptist Church;
DR.. John Million, President of Hardin
College, at Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-11-29
MAIL CARRIER DISCHARGED

Charged with making disloyal ut
terances against his Government and
ordering those in charge of the Hoov-
err food conservation pledges to re-
move the name of his son who had
signed one, George W. Russell, rural
mail carrier out Of Benton City, has
been dismissed from service following
an investigation by post office in
spectors.
Russell is a Spaish-American vet
eran and has always stood well in his
community.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-11-29
HOSPITAL NOTES

Mrs. c. w. Payton of Wellsville,
was operated on al the Hospital Mon
day.
Miss Louise Coil who has been u pa
tient at the Hospital, has returned to
her home in Perry.
Eliga Carter has returned to his
home after being a patient at the
Hospital.
Mrs. Minnie Rodgers, who is a pa
tient at the Hospital, is getting along
nicely.
Mrs. Greer, who is at the Hospital,
remains about the same.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-11-29

VI ug71cE 1ns IN SZ M
Hu ar b. E Ana eu-
- $50 I'M SE
eerrsr Ene b E-uEa &u
E wE I'M unrH Sz, eel ns
81 tn -urn rua
- E s. naBE z
w u-unMld-1uc Us @ s 81
F azv wu Eul H- a1U-
nzsr IN mr.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-11-29
DONATES SHETLAND PONY

A Shetland pony has been donated
the Elks' wives to be auctioned to the
highest bidder December 18th at their
Red Cross Carnival.
The name of the liberal citizen who
made this splendid gift has requested
that for the present this part of the
transaction be unannounced.
The pony is a real, live h nest-to-
goodness pony and a little beauty.
There will be a country ham, butter
and eggs auctioned at the same time.
The ladies are seeking someone to
donate a calf and a hog for the auc-
ton to complete its live stock cast.
WHO'LL BE NEXT?
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-11-29
FROM FUNSTON
VISIT THEIR HOMES


TeSS 81 ruS q hesEh;
Nves Sv . S a. mca z
se ye srsry ~ -ns ~ acsetlEs
VIA Asm m~ s- msy Saass
unTS wc-e Brew fro1 Ne Eary
Neriec res1le ~ ~v ~ S,oV -
An5~sin oawsU NoN foam hc Ma
6a-s Amy esnr@eY IS, Camp
Fanaan who prs sunday m 0,s esy
A the han5s TAy hsa bsr
pav e aht eneops 40 haS Cauo 60
Kzrs@ CITY >ssu- 70 witness IRE
Aruy xaS Nsvy s Nn cuHo in
which shc Naasr HAYS ven viclors
Wasosa Ct pe
The msn we~e fs pictaV 81, A5alth
ard Essh plssSN wi-h shsig hfe.
Tney oascped ere miratc al shoir
SKY ~ Aonae sn6 wen rreE ~ cvs-
u0n ~ thsls nasn, lyo5 vhouSres
hg wenG nc weo a stsswa-l
sa5AsrE lo; at mer srJ everyone Who
@w than tarleG VITA u-s5e AZ their
splendid showing
u Sesrss that man az thc boys are
without svsnferS -acy arr had,y IN
need Of fhnse warmth provides aud
reqgirc ther ~ 0u,e On1y aAou ka1
e shem have spsga,sn ncw
i WIS Impossible 10 sscuro 3 con-
cfe Isl o. al tn men ha-e ~;
among them ~s-e the 5olawags
B-yan Marshall vho IS artne ness
sergeant ~ his company william
MurVza Virgil S,sEG-[ M Can
shu-n, Ice LB3ldrg Wee Duty A
I Fora Baker Bans r. and M,
Rj5yeway
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-11-29

y M =
NECESSARY TAKEs

NECESSARY TAXES
THOSE Of u, vino dout 60 u the
front during the war, may as wei eZ-
psct 70 make up our minds 70 look
pleasant and pay largely increased
taxes. And WY shouldn't we2
Along this line, The Dallas, Texas.
News editorlally says: @Nhea you
are saying swear words about the war
tax, juE step q moment and be
thankful about half a dozen times
fnat the Wa is not il your OWL wheat
field, nor IN the village Suppose your
daughter was a prisoner, your son in
the thiekest q the fight and your wife
forced to help the enemy til your own
field, while you, disabled, are hun
CRY, homeless. Sit down and picture
the scene a. il i, and then be
ashamed 70 growl at your ciFc7m-
gtsnces."
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-11-29
List of Audrain Delegates

The following were delegates from
this county to the State Sunday
School Convention in Maryville: ].
E. Berry, Mrs. ]. f. Berry, Contra
ia; Mrs. L. F. Perry, Hush Hill; ].
W. Galaher, Mexico; Anna L. Miller.
Rush Hill; j. c. De Laporte, Laddo-
MIA; Maud Azdell, Miss Ruth Cook,
W. J. offutt, Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-11-29
CITY SEPTIC TANK TAX

THE tax for the septic tank is be-
ing paid in by the taxpayers Of
Mexico, and early in the spring active
work will be started on this PROPOSE
ton This is an important improve
ment 70 Mexico, and the entire cos. is
70 Be paid within three years. So
there will be no bond issue to be met
liter on
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-11-29
TO GIVE T SERVICE
Fulton SUM

That the recent increase in passen-
ger rates Will result in the re-estab-
lishment of the old passenger service
on the South Branch or some service
similar to it, in the near future, is the
belief of Fulton employees Of the
Chicago & Alton railroad. When the
company put on the present service il
was argued that the passenger bust
ness was Improbable and that rigid
economy had to be practiced.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-11-29
INJURED VANDALIAN HERE

Grover Bishop, of Vandalia, was
brought to the Hospital in this city
Monday. 1t is feared he may have
conclusion Of the brain from the re-
suits Of an accident last week.
While going to the Motley garage
fire in Vandalia, last Wednesday
night, he was struck by a motor car
and his head injured.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-11-29

financed. There were 1900 surgical
dressings sent from the Mexico Chap
ter this last week. But two weeks
ago a vessel went down en- route to
France and $500, 900 surgical dress
ings were lost. The surgeon gen.
eral is asking for three million a
month from the Southwestern Divi-
sion.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-11-29
DR. RK BOURNE DIES
At 81 YEARS of AGE

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escaped.
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starred IL 1856.
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and always act5rs IL church
work he YES g uan WITH . wealth
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was most entertanihg The Ledger
joins M pegpie q the city o exbnL
,ug 6eepsst sympathy 70 tae bereSveG
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fram the W. W. Fry resi-
jeuce on Ear Promenade street
The Rev. C. C. Crimes conducted
tie serreea The iuterment vii Be
IA E1nwood Cemetery.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-11-29
Found A Duck Cure for Croun

When a child has Group no time
should be lost, and the remedy that
VIII give the quickest relief and 4
pleasant and safe to take is the most
desirable. Mrs. c. Cartwright, Col
llngsville, Ill, says, "When my child
was small he was subject to croup. |
found that C~hamberlain's Cought
Remedy gave him the quickest relief
and that he never objected to taking
it," Adv.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-11-29

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Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-11-29
TO JEFFERSON CITY

The 1918 meeting Of the State Sur
day School Convention VIII be held
in Jefferson City according to the de-
esion reached al the meeting Just
closed in MaryyHle.
W. H Dznforth, Of St. Louis, vas
reelected President; 2. A. Long. Of
Kansas City, Viee-President; G. H.
Ten Brock, Of St. Louis, Recording
Secretary. and Lansing r Smith, Of
ST. Louis, Treasurer.