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Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-05

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z AreH Juansaz SOLD
Hanas nuE &c TaE E1or ~ L-r
lgr l4 Z a. Mr. Ez-er
aa- Eul Mr. Bernard aaz
Ar ] Il I'al=as AND Miss L1
DolzaHz Eud an5z UnEr wgre
E1 81 Nn Freeman anL family
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a1 Boswell psae N VIA zzI
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lu 1znE
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-05
CNFTEL FLAG AT CHUEI


There WARS ; rBBd E1ars y
Christian ChE--r T1asalr Ts-al
Ehr saciu5 Ct 3 sa-leE Z 5assEH
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THIS vas EaTluve5 81 zF
la4vr- ir Rev A a. Rl4ha
The Eutn-1 q lhe Frm7t 10
night H ~T1hs 1upasss Nsz-L
Everyone Is pa-aiEZy
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-05
Mem. NOTES

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4@ LEss2ag afe-ng1r Esau1 Ma-
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GsE taa- b sRg2E Ea- mymz
lamentations 1aa fI-E q ys- uasE
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gsz1s 1aa Dss2 p-1Erlnrgss na
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-05

rssn ana u'aHa@N l.
Easl hat Er2asE ~ @ Sal
1snsFtfan q = few rg -
grade ~ - az esvs.I
nHE Sn-Aaw no-m II
uros eaas@ wfa p,z1
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housekeeping rsaa- 5nt EH-7f :
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-05

F- EnE RS z nsrurI wiu VII
znE 1-EDC Eul p5TEE ErUVsE -oI-
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-05

&lsE Mar 6u-agse- vnb j r.
ll1E Ezf&E CdIsge isE We1r
&z 1t g'sa1 12HE w-r hs- ua-E
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-05
sFRINGFrnn Ill VOTES SI
VI umsu aid is Railing lPaN
MKju-yiy

SPRINGFIELD IL AT-
By a E1EjuzHy q Ss votes S
field TssssraRr wgIt into Id
calumn RFEr AZ uul1.aT-"
regime. T~o hzna-s- La-
SALOONS WI rs s res-- 90 o
business MAY s.
The to1El unuthslE we
Try, EATE1. wet 1855.
Reversing thsr 6essaa q :
wears ErN, 1hs womE- rolled -
MAJORITY Il 2ss5. TG T
vass DIT, sFz wst q
The men voted to51y 81 '
TRY. aus, K7e;- 6s. !
Springfield VII he ths Afs
sa;y N E6n55s General SAP
vas expressed Y Tie rs-is'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-05

Az F-znE AarnurE Of Es
L n1D HaF Dsez vIHr be.
Mr. AEnuaapn returned "a
Ha11E Ws-nssaav
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-05


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Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-05

bar M HarzaaeE will III 5y
zia appointment IT Beabe max
aH1aBy al 1850 H. and q. Groves
Cnap Ez a-W
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-05

ozsgE &01 FANNY are a--zlr
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-05

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1uzss o. Lal6grnm
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-05

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Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-05

1hs naET fireman u Wah- AZ
aHn vii narn& u carr Fz las aser
gaE IL Tor svsza- dsw
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-05

NOTICE. OF FINAL SETTLE ID
Ngtice is hereby Eiven "
settlement az the estate o.
Macy o. CALLAHAN ~ ..,s \
VII he made 4. ihe cor
the Probate Cs9rt Of 80
IL. Missouri. to be held 81 :, b
Missouri on the second -~gr
Mag, lslT. JOHN Y : ststs
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-05

"aL - allowed or al Val PINE,
HEaas II the morning., q Ami
Suc Nay. CBADDOCKS Weri-,
No CT Wit
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-05

Mrs. zee wsrnar, q kzs1
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Monday morning
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-05

AB Lea Lar EmrtG = ZgN
H. vii rhe Gezg1 Er5en8s iaR
sssE.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-05

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Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-05

Er1sass ElegEeTza1 M baaza 1zgm g.
Try 70 Mappe1. 5s'ER
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-05

Mr.. w7n5sn-. ere CT ne /.
A9 the jefferson street
homa fran 3 rdst n TCEAs'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-05

Mr. = T. sEfh,s H r. 81 Lem
aaDsadEsg : ehafc b1arL zssstiur.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-05

suace David Il. Harms
ssn was n MExica SsDa'y
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-05

Mr. Caiho-r jackson e,sr.
Thursday II Columbia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-05

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Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-05
RLE REsDE1f EIls
Of TKRlLE BF RE RP.
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-05

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EcLI8T rs EZTIz II LE% WEI ~
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Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1917-08-31
Game of Garibaldi.

In playing this game it must be re-
membered that Garibaldi does not con-
tain "e's;" therefore no word containing
the letter sc" must be used in answer
ing the questions asked.
All the players sit in a circle, and the
game begins by one asking his left
hand neighbor, what will you give to
Garib,ldi?" and the answer must be
given before the leader finishes waving
his hand slowly three times or a forfeit
must be paid. Then the one questioned
turns to the one next to him or the
left and asks him the anne question,
and so On around the circle. For In
stance, one would give a gun, n a
book, n a sword and belt. This last
having an sc" in it, a forfeit must be
given.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1917-08-31

to Senator Wadsworth In 1902 was
Miss Alice hay, the daughter of John
Hay, formerly secretary of state. She
is a sister Of Mrs. Harry Payne Whit
ney.
In her letter accepting the place,
which was relinquished by Mrs. Ar
thur Dodge, Mrs. Wadsworth wrote:
Although most reluctant to shoulder
any additional burden outside the care
of my family, the war relief work and
the charities IN which I am already
engaged, I feel that 1t Is my duty, In
the interest of patriotism and national
defense, to accept this office and to do
my utmost to justify your confidence"
Mrs. Wadsworth deplores the action
of the suffragette pickets In Washing
ton, whom she characterizes al dig
loyal and a lawless and mischief max
ing company, who because of their au-
dacious spirits have more influence
upon the electorate than the conserva-
tive woman voter would have.
"We are a country at war;" wrote
Mrs. Wadsworth. Surely the quail
ties of leadership most needed at this
time are strength, stability, breadth
and fairness of vision, a direct and
uncomplex method of thought and &C.
ton. Can we possibly hope to gain
these by throwing into our national
politics so iniammable and uncertain
an element as the feminine voter"
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1917-08-31
FEED EMP
A New Battleory For Patriotic centers
of Gamma.

A New 5attleory For Patriotic centers
of Canning.
1.-THE battlecry of feed EN- Is the
slogan in every home in the land"
says Charles Lathrop Pack, president
of the National Emergency Food Gar
den Commission, land that slogan
should be heard in every schoolhouse
In the land.
"Why not use the schools of the coun-
try as community canning centers two
or three times a week? What better
place could the people of the town
or city have for meeting and ~furthering
the work of feeding themselves by
helping the government feed the sol
diers? They are closed now and should
be used to hold canning rallies.
"Reports coming to the commission
In our nation wide survey of the gar
den planting situation show that the
Women are planning to a and dry
food as never before.
"The commission stands ready to
send free a canning or drying manual
for a two cent stamp to pay postage
to any woman in the United States.
Make the kitchen your first line trench
and shoot the requests for this expert
free instruction with as rapid fire as
you please.
"The women will do their bit If they
have the proper instruction in the most
up to date methods of conserving the
food supply. The commission will
work night and day to give it to them.
All they have to do is to ask for it."
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1917-08-31
Mr.. SLOW POKE.

Once Mr.. Tortoise, who carries his
house on his back and is rather slow,
met Mr.. Rabbit in the woods.
Dear me!' exclaimed MI. Rabbit
s'You're mighty slow on your feet, Mr..
Tortoise"
Mr.. Tortoise poked his little round
head up from under his shell and an.
swered, perhaps SO, but I generally
reach the place l start out for"
"Oh, ho!" jeered Mr.. Rabbit. "You
do, old slow poke? Well, 1t must take
you a good deal of time to get there"
well" replied Mr.. Tortoise In his
slo.g way, sometimes l get there
faster than some of these very smart
people"
"Go 'longr' Mr.. Rabbit jeered. "T1l
race you"
Every WELL" agreed Mr.. Tortoise
"Shall we start right nowY'
Mr.. Rabbit was a little surprised,
but he told Mr.. Tortoise that if they
ran a race there must be a prize. They
settled it that whichever won should
be treated to a fine dinner. MI. Rab.
bit said he would have a nice juicy
cabbage. Mr.. Tortoise didn't care for
cabbages, but he liked baby fish out OF
the brook and juicy worms.
"Very WELL" agreed Mr.. Rabbit. "1f
you can beat me you may have all
you can eat for once"
Then they started off, Mr. Rabbit
leaping away ahead on his lively young
legs. Presently Mr.. Rabbit was out OF
sight of Mr.. Tortoise. "Slow poke
said the rabbit. "In curl down and
rest till he catches up with me-. This
is going to be too easy for me-"
SO Mr.. Rabbit rested awhile and
when he saw Mr.. Tortoise catching up
leaped ahead. Then he sat down fol
another rest.
But this time he didn't see Mr.. Tor
toise coming, for his eyes dropped shut
and he was snoring when his rival pass
ed him.
When MI. Rabbit did awaken and
made off for the goal 1t was only to find
Mr.. Tortoise sitting there waiting pa
tiently for him.
81 should like to have my dinner
now" MI. Tortoise said.
And maybe Mr.. Tortoise just didn't
keep Mr.. Rabbit busy digging worms
and catching fish. There W was
such an appetite as that Of Mr.. Tor
toise. And Mr.. Rabbit never dared tC
say "slow poke' again, he didn't
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1917-08-31
Savory Potatoes.

Nine medium sized potatoes, two on
ions, one-half cupful of water, six ia
b~lespoonfuls of olive oil, one table
spoonful Of powdered sage, n tea
spoonful of salt, one-eighth teaspoon
full of pepper.
Arrange potatoes in a shallow bak
ing dish and add water, minced onion,
seasonings and lastly the oil. Bak,
about an hour. The potatoes should b,
soft and brown.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1917-08-31
HEADS THE ANTS
Senator's Wife Says 1t Is Her
Duty to Accept.
LEADERSHIP IN HER HANDS.

10 Daughter of the Late John Hay,
Formerly Secretary of etatej Sister
of Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney and
Wife of United States Senator.
Mrs. James w. Wadsworth, Jr., wife
Of United States Senator James W.
Wadsworth, Jr., has accepted the pres
ldency of the National Association OPP
posed to Woman Suffrage, Oh the
"antis," as they are popularity known
Mrs. Wadsworth before her marriage
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1917-08-31
Hold Down Your spats.

A hook and eve will keep spats from
turning up in front when worn with
pumps. Place a straight eye on the tor
Of the pump just below the instep ant
sew a hook on the inside of the spat.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1917-08-31

Photo by American Press Association.
A SWEET GREETING.
herewith pictured was snapped on the
street. They were neighbors and chums
and were very glad to meet each other
Fairy Godmother.
Dear fairy godmother, please come
And a you wand for me!
I want to find the very place
The rainbow's end may be.
I want the little echo boy,
Who hides behind tho well,
To come and play-anS not to Just
Answer when ] CALI
Philadelphia Record.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1917-08-31
h Friends Meet.

When the camera man is abroad he
sees many things of interest along the
way. The meeting of the two little girls
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1917-08-31
FOR YOUNG FOLKS
Sleepy Time Story About a Fa-
nous Race Between Animals.
SLOW POKE CAME IN AHEAD.

In a Trial of Speed II Is We'll to Keep
Moving at the Swlftest Rate-Ho~ q
Smart Little Beast Came to Grief by
His Own Carelessness.
Well, said Uncle Ben to Little Ned
and Polly Ann, 1 am gong to tell you
about
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-25
TAKE PRISONERS
IN FRENCH RAID
German Troops Penetrate Line
and Return With Men
and Guns.
international News Service.

International News Service:
BERLIN, via Sayville wireless,
Jan. 25.-German troops penetrated
French trenches southeast of Berry
au-Bac last night and returned after
violent fighting, the war Office an
nounced today in a statement on op-
eraions on the western front.
The penetrating detachment cap
tured one officer, 80 men and two
machine guns.
Capture of several Russian fort
positions on both sides of the IA
river with LOO prisoners. IA officers
and Is machine guns was reported
by the war office today in a state
ment of operations on the eastern
front.
The Russians brought up strong
reserves and counter attacked, but
were unable to stop the German
progress. the war office announced.
Severe cold on the ROumanian
front has resulted in a general slack
ening of operations there, the war
office announced today.
Cannon fire across the Danube and
skiTmishing between the outposts
have formed the bulk of activity.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-25
Gold Pool for
Pan-American
Nations is Plan
InternatIonal - SerrIce

International News Service.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 25.-Omcials
of the federal reserve board and the
treasury department. are giving con-
sideration to a new plan to bring
about better means of exchangrne
gold or gold credits among the PAN
American nations. Owing to the
fact that German raiders have APP
peared in the south Atlantic the
shipment Of gold TO settle balances
owed by the United States 70 South
American countries has become ex-
tremely risky.
Under the plan being considered.
a pool Of gold would be formed at
New York city or some other point.
and the various Pan-American bank
ing interests would have joint in
terest in this metal Then should
the Argentine owe gold TO 90 70 the
United States an order would he
given on the Argentine's share i'm
the gold pool thus liquidating the
debt without the physical transfer
Of gold. All the principal Latin
American nations are expected to
participate.
The international high commits
sion is cooperating 10 facilitate the
establishment Of the gold pool.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-25
GOES To MEET A
FINE GIRL; SHOT
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NEW YORK, Jan. 25.-AnOther
chapter was added today to the
annals Of New York's gun fighting
gangsters when Salvatore Zurica
died after being riddled with bullets
I'm the dark
Zurica. known in the underworld
as Chloe, was a witness in the re-
cent trial Of Michael Arofano
charged with the murder of Michael
Gaimari. Police say the murder
is just an addition to the long. series
of crimes growing out of an endless
political feud in Big Tom Foleys
district in lower Manhattan.
A pretty girl-Hilda Peterson-is
held by the police as the decoy. al
legged by the police to have been
used TO lure Zurica 20 his death.
Before he died Zurica told Of a
telephone message asking him 70
come and meet a fine girl" He kept
the appointment and found Lefty"
Licarto instead of the girl. Under
the cover of darkness. "Choc" said
Lefty and another man began gun
fire
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-25
KILLS CHILD BY
GERMAN FATHER
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International News Service:
PARIS, Jan. 25.-A mother who
kills her child because it was forced
upon her by a German soldier is
not a murder. A jury of Frenchmen
so decided and the verdict was
hailed with general satisfaction by
the public today. The crowd in the
court room cheered the jury when it
freed the girl.
The decision was made in the
case of Josephine Barthelemy, a
pretty 20-year-old servant in a
Gennevilliers household. on Dec.
20. 1915. she told the court, a party
of six German soldiers seized her in
the chapel of a hospital and assault
ed her The baby came August 10
last.
IL killed the baby because 1 did
rot want 20 be the mother Of a child
whose father was a German" she
said in a voice so low that it could
scarcely be heard.
Without leaving their seats the
jurymen acquitted her. Spectators
cheered.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-25
Attempt is Made
To Assassinate
Japanese Leader
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TOXIC. Jan. %. - Political un-
rest in Japan eliminated today in
an attempt 10 assassinate Yukio
Ozaki. leader of the constitutiOnalist
party and former minister of Justice.
The attempt was made while OZaki
was addressing a mass meeting
which was advocating the resigna-
ton of the present cabinet.
Just when NJ. Ozaki was in the
midst of his address, two men sprang
TO the platform from which he was
speaking and attacked him with two
short swords Men on the platform
rushed TO NJ. Ozaki's assistance and
the assailants were OverpOwered
and arrested In the midst OF the
connection TWO other men also tried
to attack the statesman, but they
also were overpowered and arrested.
The last pair were badly beaten by
the enraged crowd.
The attack on NJ OZaki came i'm
mediately after he had urged the
resignation Of Premier Terauchi. He
declared that the premier's admin
istration was unconstitutional
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-25
CONGRESS FACES
EXTRA SESSION
Caucus Will be Held Tonight
to See if Legislation Can't
he Rushed Through.
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WASHINGTON. Jan. %. - The
democratic senate caucus called for
tonight To ratify the steering com
mittees tentative legislative pro-
gram promises TO develop into a
freefor-all tight The merciless
welding of the pruning knife by the
steering committee. trying 10 avoid
an extra session has started a storm
of protest brewing and friends Of
sidetracked measures We're whetung
up their cutlasses today for revenge
Even if the caucus ratihes the
clOse-cropped program drafted by
the steering committed an extra
session after March now seems
unavoidable. Democratic leaders in
the senate who did not openly pre-
dict an extra session. confessed to
complete befuddlement over the
parliamentary situation. Some de-
clared that at the present rate it
would be impossible TO complete
even the regular appropriation bills
and prophesied congress sweltering
over railroad measures until the end
of next summer
Republican opposition to the new
democratic revenue bill began to
take definite shape today The text
of the measure is still secret. but
enough of a general idea of the bill
has leaked TO republicans 10 make
their concerted opposition certain.
bitches have developed on the
majority side. also. The democratic
caucus first scheduled for tonight 10
bind the party 20 support of the
measure has been postponed until
tomorrow night Chairman Kitchin
promised today 10 lay the completed
bill before all members of the ways
and means committee Saturday and
TO report the bill TO the house Mon
day. next. The democratic plans are
to attempt 10 pass the bill by the
middle of next week.