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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-23
PRf7la SPECIAL De SASS

Pretul reGulat al acestui in
strument este .-25.O0, dnr PEN
tru un scurt timp moi II redu-
Gem ca tntrOiueerc Spccfala In
pretul de $14.O5, ridlcfnilu-l a
poi lar IN vnloarca lwi sle $25.00. Ilu-
pa &c VA fl fntrOdus in rablic. MOL
vrem aprOhNrea D-vOnxtrn desrre
marelc merit NJ aceS:ui NIyWPHO-
NOI.A care vnIOrcazh S5O.OO.
Este construit dupS principiiic ce-
le mAf moi = ceie mat hume idei din
tonte PhOnOErarheIc earl Se Wind pc
plata - este c0nsilernt dc toll ca
rel aud. en- Snnet tare. sIcSlW.1t si
bOgnt, xunet natural; splendid
cOnstruit ain ,3emn dc ThnhOn dc
prima clash nMfericnns; M e SWISS
Motor. TOnui aranjat i'm asa feI
cil reproduce AupA orr &c placi. pu-
tfnd fOlOsi Ori ce piAci. ga: Column
| bia, Pnthe, Victor sau Edison. -
Ori &c piaca vel cnmpara ponte cint:'
/ In VIVOl'HONOLA.
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G A. U r

un tovaras la Bncerie 81 Grocerie.
Gel mai bun loc de face bani,
insa singur MI mai pot sa ras-
bcsc. Gu lucratori straini site ori
ST cine in bussines ca mn poti sa
te ajuti. Daca cineva ar dori sal
cumpere, il 81 Wind.
Doritorii sa sc adreseze la:
Traian T. Porea, 81 South Pine
Street, Warren, Ohio.
Ono. 64-65).
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PRlNA 4 DIN VATA MILF
TARA IN s. j. A. I.


Era intro frumoasa ri de
toamna a lunei Septemvrie cind
primii ordinul de mobilizare in
armata Statelor Unite America
ne. Tinerii Sc prezentau in CRU
puri mari la CARA de trenuri, un-
de asteptau mil de femei, name,
surori, amante, logodnice, prize
teni, tineri 81 batrini care plin-
geau pc eel recrutati 81 gata de
plecare la locurile OBSTINATE pen
tru cxercitiile militare.
Spre mirarea tuturor atrase a.
tentiunea 81 curiositatea publicu-
lliasupra unui mic grup de IT,
neri recrutati care c1ntau, Sc ve-
seleau, rideau 81 faceau haz plini
de vote buna, veseli ca merg sa
lmpte contra monstrului Germa-
no-Huno. Si cine erau acei itneri?
Niste Rominasi care mergeau 81
ci cu trupa cea noua de recruit.
lar ell find, expediat dintr alt
oras aicea, STAN ad1ncit in gin
duri neavind prieteni 81 cunos-
cuti, deodata tresar la auzul mar
sului Desteapta-te Romine, imi
ride ochii 81 Gil privire agera
caut pc aceia dim ale caror pep
turf esia cintecul nemuritorului
.Andreiu Murasanu. Ajung repe
de linga 'bravii rominasi 81 ii in
sotesc la cintec. In acel moment
Sc das .semnalul de plecare. Lo-
comotiva suiera lung 81 puternic
81 Sc puse in actiune. Trenul plea
Cd, fabricile suiera, vapoarele 81
toate locomotivele de trenuri ce
erau in apropiere imiteaza la fel,
muzicele intonau imnul national
multimea Isl stergea ochii de la
crimi 81 plingeau pc iubitii lor
care plecasera sa-si faca datoria
7 fata de teara 81 patrie, 81 cine site
de Sc vor mai intflni vre-odata.
Tn spectacol nespus, care it
,induiosa inima. Pc data ce ispra
viseram cintecul, fac cunsstint
Gu eel trei Rominasi 81 Sc reco
manda loan Gavrila din Tintari
Anghel Braduiu 81 Constantin Is
trate din Porcesti, pasul Turnu
Rosu. Tn fulger 7mi trecu pril
inima la auzul Turnul Rosu, 0 a
mintire imi trecu prin creeru
meu, acel loc Gu atitea amintiri
unde s'a varsat Alta SINCE, acu
ma ca 81 in trecut cSnd marel
domnitor Mihaiu Viteazul a avn
iuptele cele mai crincene pc elm
pia Selimbarului ceva mai 1nlsu
de acest loc, Gu cele mai vechi q
mintiri. Tot aci Sc vad vechil
ramasite de ziduri de suite de an
/ inainte zidite. Tot peste acest
plaiuri 81 virfuri de munti au tre
cut vinatorii 81 dorobantii Re
mini in vara anului 1916 ca fu
gerul, sa-si implineasca t1nta
visul tuturor Rominilor pentru
Rominie mare 81 sd sdrobeasc
lanturilc incatusate ale sarman
lor Romini, supusi lbrutalitatilc
barbaro-Hune. Dara durerea
mare 81 colosala, s'a isbity 4
stinca 81 masinaria germana. Tr'
darea guvernulti marelui imp
riu rusesc sub fostul tar Nicola
a jucat rolll 81 cea din urn
carte.
Astfel soarta mamei noastl
= Rominii fost sigilata. Falnic'
dorobant find lovit din fata
din spate a fost sdrobit 81 Gu
ST marele tar, care zace impreul
Gu familia lui intreaga intr'u
din temnitele Siberiei. S'au lu
Z tat sarmanii Romini ca niste /
dara inzadar, an trcbuit sd
I retraga 1napoi. Dara spiritul
I singele re romfn mn se perds
I nici apa nu 50 face
1ncerlud ccnversatiia ctf N
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G A u T

eu loan Oprea, pc feciorii mel GU
numele loan Oprea/ din comma
Prostea Mare, linga Medias. Rog
pc toti fratii prisoneri din Ru-
sia 81 Italia care stu cumva a.
dresa lor sa bine voiasca ami
scrie, sau char dinsii daca ce-
tesc aceste rinduri sa-mi scrie
imediat, ell le vol fl recunoscator.
loan Oprea, IT'S Frenklin Street,
Detroit, Mich, U. S. A.
(No. 64-7l.
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Gel mai nOu snsdei de grN-
mOfOane f0rn horn este VI
VOPHONOI.A ca Hrct popular.
care cintst eGae ca un gramO-
fon de $lOO.0O 81 pc care II
pOatc piAti orr ciac. - I'rosltl-
ci,t'Orii nu fo~t cart au p,.s in
plata acest iraMOfOn de clnsa
primx pentrti ssssnn de $4,000
iar moi ofcrlr, incest neiytrecut
instrument ce invcselcste In
mea, pentru
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DE vfNzARE.

@ cuglarie >cu 3 Allei, uzata nu-
mai 5 luni, in buna stare Gu cele
trebuincioase, 81 asezata la o po-
zitie buna.
Pentru informatiuni Sc adre-
sa la administratia ziarulni IA
merica".
lNo. 63-65).
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-: -: De ale -
Solicitation. .

Societatea ,,Voluntarii Romfni.
eli din Philadelphia, Pa, aduce
la cunostinta membrilor sal, pre-
cum 81 a celor interesati pentru
a Sc inscrie ca membrii moi in
Societatea noastra, ca isl va tinea
sedinta lunara Dumineca, 81
Martie 1918, la orele 3 p. M, IN
hala Societatii din 7O4 N. 3-rd
Street. Toti fratii membrii sunt
rugati a nu lipsi de la aceasta
sedinta.
Prezidiul.
Filiala No. / a Societatei mi
hal Viteazul" din Steubenville
Ohio. - Convoaca pc toti mem
bril- sal din loc 81 jur a lua par
te la sedinta generala lunara, ca
re Sc va tinea Dumineca in q
Martie 1918, in localul d-lui Ge
orge Dutiu din Welles Street No
443, la orele $50 a. m. Toti fra
til membrii sunt rugati fl pre-
zenti la aceasta sedinta. Absen
tele ne motivate Sc vor pedeps
conform statutclor.
Prezidiul.
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$707.41
$4,000

D-nul Miclea da lamurire mem
brilor referitor la darea de sea-
ma find esitele foarte mari, cum
ca cu aceste este s'a achitat toa-
|ta datoria Societatii avuta la
Colonial Trust Company, asa Cd
astaxi membrii Societatii Tran
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o fNCERCARE GRATIS
PENTRU ORR 81 CINE.

MOI Suntem fncintati cu ViVO-
PHONOLA si vrem ca orr cine se nj
In unui. T'utett fmcerca Sh luati u
nul pe siiptnmfnA lara Sc va cos
te ccvn pemtru a Va fncredlnsa Cd
lcest instrument este tocmai nsn csn,,,
VIII recon andn Hci. Taieti cupOnul
allturat, umpleti-l cu numele 81 at-
reSa si rt,Aina ssh dollar pentru cn
S:i acOperim spesele de expedite
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1918-02-28
GRAIN RATION FOR LAMBS
; ouno Animal just Bevlnnli's 70 Eat
Should BE Given Corn, Oats, OIL
Meal and Bran.

A good grain ration for lambs Just
beginning TO eat is ground corn, !
part; crushed oats. 1 part; linseed
oil meal, I part; and wheat bran, 2
parts. Wheat bran r. very essential
in this ration. and the shepherd should
always see that II n present. A grain
ration consisting OF pounds Of wheat
bran. pound Of oats (crushed oats be
ing prefcrred). 1 pound Of finely
ground cornmeal, and one-half pound
OF oil meal has proved to be an excel
lent grain ration for young lambs. II
has also been found that n grain mix
ture Of oil meal and cornmeal has CIV
en- better results than n mixture Of
cottonseed meal and cornmeal.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1918-02-28
RoueHAeE FOR IDLE HORSES
Expert Of North Dakota station
Makes Suggestions on Feeding
During Winter Season.

Mr.. Peters Of the North Dakota en-.
pertinent station makes the following
suggestions on wintering the horse.
The work horse that has been proper
iy cared for and fed in the summer
can be wintered. when not nj work. on
such roughage as oats straw, good hay
and corn fodder. In addition TO the
above II may be necessary TO give four
20 tve pounds OF grain daily per ami.
NAL In order to maintain them In good
flesh. Idle horses should be turned
out for exercise every day In winter
except on the few stormy winter days
that occur during this season.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1918-02-28
LIms.,en. Continues In Favor.

Pulverized limestone continues TO be
In favor as n soil sweetener or fertil-
lzer. according 60 the United States
geological survey. Since the figures
Of production were FIRST complied In
p11 the industry has steadily In
creased. and the output for 1915 Of l.
006.3T6 short tons. valued az s1,14o.-
$50, represents a gain OF 512 per cent
In quantity and 900 per cent In value
for the six years.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1918-02-28
A. RaIrae Depicted Man.

Balzac's object In writing the num-
erous volumes that succeeded each
other with an astounding regularity
was to depict man as he presented
himself TO his view, and. In fact In
his works he brings to life again TIE
history Of the generntion TO which he
belongs, describing his contemporaries,
In particular the humble bourgeois Of
the middle clnss, with most striking
exactness.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1918-02-28
Easily Understood.

The store that ls different always
does better than the store that ls In
dlfferent.-Louisvillc Courier Journal
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1918-02-28
In. indian cnshew Tree.

Besides the nuts used In confcetion-
cry The Indian cnshew tree yields an
gum. juice that
makes indelible Ink, and three kinds
OF oil, one edible, the others used TO
tan fishing nets and preserve wood.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-08-08
PRECHT is ENJOYING
WESTERN HOSPITALITY

In a letter from Lawrence Precht,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Precht, Of
this city, he tells Of the royal treat
ment which the sailors in California
camps are receiving and Of the liberal
hospitality which the citizens Of that
great western state are offering them.
Precht has been stationed at ID"
Camp, but on July 2 was transferred
to Camp Simms. He writes that he
viii get another month Of drill and
then may either transfer into one Of
the schools or go on as a eams He
said; Il shall transfer into the gun
ner school or signal school. the one ]
can get into the quicker"
Fruit juice may be pressed out Of
fruit by means Of a cider press, spec
isl fruit press, or other ~improvised
presses; then heated in an a~cid-prooi
kettle up to ITO degrees F. The fruit
Juice may then be poured into ordina-
ry not jars, hot bottles, OF tin cans,
and handled by the same directions as
those for canning Of fruit itself. II
poured into miscellaneous bottles, il
IL suggested that the lruit juice be
sterilized as follows:
A Sketch From the Letter.
n see Milton Towson quite often
now; ran go to see him, and he can
come to see me. He is trying to get
shore leave on the same days that !
do, but ! don't know how much luck
he is having.
"How soon are you going to make
some more candy7 The other box
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-08-08
NNNINNNNINNNNNNNNINNNNNNNN
Ford truck. l guess | shall have an

Ford truck. | guess | shall have an
other surprise when we take a ride on
a French troop train, which we have
not done yet. Someway or other, /
like the looks of France better than
England, and think the people here
have more regard for the Sammies,
which Of course does not mean we
were not treated "tip top" in Eng
land. We passed through one big
English city where the people fairly
went wild with their cheering. | was
told we were the first who had been
seen there since the Rainbow Division,
and the people were about to believe
America was not sending many over.
ave are now in what is called a
Rest Camp, but will be on duty "some-
where" in a few days. l haven't seer
& submarine, enemy airplane, or heard
a shot, 50 like the "Long Boy" don't
know what the wars about, but bet
by gosh III soon find out.
Best wishes to everybody.
CARTER.
corp. Carter c. Vaughn, tCo. L
354th Inf, A. Z. FL
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-08-08

Ha-ard Hcraa - caErtu ~ ~
- ~ -F IL a. uu ~
49, srs . -,s trH@s< e.
nsa n 49, - 49, r -
ET rrEs11 heau.s trrEE - r1t
UFrly 80 azn e "a e. - azA
49, ac19 $40 a.s aFs he-Fa
NJ Wdzw b en- e ~ - s
@a 80 ua1s aFFlarfn r. ~
rr e @Fug frua he Aloel
g. akErtf e uaurfrt kd fusi
20 uakt tsss q ~ pnr-a HsE-
gu ness n tzTt q ts E ~
fzsut prnasa fta.ng thnt Z su11
e. q usaleza rak and tAai uhan the
tine cane 4 Vas Necessary 90 WuR
tkry uczH e - Wthuut hrxiE Q,
lave any Uaaice
NJ Wenu = uzch r0asea ia rs
u1rE ard s makrra sFend1 reccrl
His fncrif wers Gelrhte1 % So hn
h-ms and espxaly iooEug 20 vel
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-08-08
A FLOOD oF HELMETS HOME.

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY
ON THE AISNE-MARNE FRONT,
Aug. 3,--Every American postoffice
near where the fighting troops are
eamped is filled each day with Ger
nan helmets addressed TO relatives
and friends in the United States. Of
ficers and men, members Of the Y. NJ.
c. A. the Red Cross, and, in fact, ev-
eryone, appears to be sending he'll
NETS.
These trophies are found along
roads, in forests and in fields, every
where the Germans retreated. Hell
NETS with large bullet holes partic-
ularly are in demand. Most of the
helmets are inclosed in -four sacks
and pieces Of gunny sack. Others are
not wrapped, the address being pasted
on the crown in the left hand corner.
Some addresses read from the kai-
SER" others from Hindenburg." In
addition the addresses have the ini-
tials Of the sender.
Helmets at n depot form a pile
larger than an ordinary bungalow.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-08-08
.LFTTFR FROM FRANCE

Private v L Bzrnct ith this Gty
iast hu for service r. TIE Untei
States Amy he Is uoE o. Fusce With
the iS-th iufaztry JUS; behiad TIE fr-
Hnr Hnes Hs wutc ths following let
ter 10 rs siFisr. MrL Jesse Martin q
McNco vho has kniiy granted PER
son Ter q ic be- pri-tod:
SOMEWHERE N FRANCE Nay
- ISIS
Dear SISTER
No io1b- ycu th-uk g has heCn o
long vhiic sncs ycu havc heard from
me- hr uJ have bocu shftE-g socnes
ol,9 cnu q late We are very con-
foHtab,y qaauersd although no; as
ooufo-tabie q When a. Camp Funs-
ten Have been Al this place sboat
ten 1r eleven days and have been hzv-
M some Instructions by the British
CSice-S
T1s-e were cuits q loi o. the fel-
lows 60 SKA oozing aeross. bat ]
did not I pe6dIed caniy. chewing
gun and soda pop alnos: every day,
and made about eighty dollars On the
way across. and an sure glad l did,
because I have not had a pay day snce
The middle q March That was our
pay for Fe5razg. Donr know when
they : going &c pay Us, but hope
that il IS before long.
I saw Maurice Dowel last night and
he Is N a camp not far from where We
are
There are 3 lot Of British soldiers
bAre and s0ue French. The French e.
villains treat Us fine and / an learning
TO speak 3 little French. One French
lady told ne that ! spoke French very
vel. and one said that she vas ny fl
zncee. but I think that she was only
fooIng. The people here sure charge
for what they sell Us fellows 70 eat.
Went into a place this morning and
had some pain ct lsit' which means
bread and milk, and it was = high
priced as q real dinner.
Wei, we can see aeroplaues most
any day and hear them borbarding,
bit il seems quite safe here and l do
10; realize that / am so close TO the
front at all-only twenty miles. May
have q better chance to realize 1t at
any time, though
Wei, here It is Sunday. and / an
going TO finish this letter. I don't
know much to say, only that / an stiIl
0. K, and hope that this finds you
sell When you write. tell me how all
the folks ? getting along. have
been having a very nice time here 90
far.
Think ! shall close as there Is moth
ing much 70 write about.
Your brother,
Private v. L. Barnett,
CO. Z. 18TH Infantry. A. z. n
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-08-08
Saves Corn Rx Testing.

H. 7. Nelson, agent for Marion
county, has made a complete report on
the seed corn testing project of the
farm bureau. The testing stations
served 325 farmers directly. A total
of /, 931 bushels Of ear tested seed
corn was planted, and figuring that all
discarded corn would not have grown
in the field, the work represents a pos
sible saving of $685. bushels to the
county.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-08-08
YOUR GARDEN

Now that you have planted you
garden, do not let your patriotism
stop there, but carry It LOVER TIKI
TOP" and get the bugs and Vorni
that may be destroying the food that
Will help win the war.
Inspect your garden at least E-
cry other day, ard even though W
10 not find an insect present. DOT
wait for the bugs and worms 70 "
pear, but get a can Of CARDIFF,
and dust it on and around tie pliHii
md vines after a rain, or dew, q
lfter sprinkling.
Remember, Gardite Guards GE'
dens, and you will find it for sale y
all dealers who have The Wolf Chen
ical Company's MADE TO SAlls
Fly" products.
If there is not a Wolf dealer N you
city or town, order direct from Us !
Centralia, Missouri, enclosing @
in stamps or money order fol- pc
raid package,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-08-08
AMERICAN MANPOWER
MEASURE FORMULATED

WASHINGTON, August War
Department recommendations for en-
larging the army and for the extern
sion of draft age limitations in order
to provide new reservoirs Of man.
power to back up the forces already
at the front, will be laid before Con-
gress next week. Members of the two
military committees have been re-
called to Washington by the chairmen
in order to expedite the bill.
In announcing, following a confer
crca with Chairman Dent Of the House
committee, that his increased army
project was virtually ready, Secretary
Baker would not say what age limits
had been settled upon, or indicate in
any way the size Of the army which
he is planning.
Rejected 10 to 40 Plan.
The only specific information re-
garding the new age limits to be
drawn from Mr.. Baker was a state
ment that the limits of 10 to 40 had
been among the suggestions canvassed
but rejected. In many quarters it is
believed extension to the ages OF 10
and 30 will be recommended.
There are several features Of the
draft age discussion that stand out
clearly. In presenting the original
Selective Service Bill, Secretary
Baker and his advisers fixed 10 as the
proper minimum and Mr.. Baker has
said repeatedly since then that he has
seen no reason to change his opinion
in that regard. Congress ruled ag-
ainst taking men below the voting z
Of "a, however, and sought to make
up the deficit by increasing the War
Departments suggested maximum
from 26 TO 81, where Il now stands.
The reluctance Of many members of
Congress to go lower than the 81 limit
is still apparent, although there is evil
dence Of a strong sentiment toward
carrying the maximum up as high as
45. There is no doubt, however, that
War Department officials would pre-
fer to draw on the classes Of 10 and 20
year-old youths to fill the ranks and
see no decided military advantage to
be gained from any considerable err
tension upwards.
Three Million For Spring Drive.
II is not certain that the department
Is aiming at the creation Of a force of
any definite size. There are now up
wards Of 10000 0 American troops
either overseas or on the way. secre-
tary Baker said today the shipment
rate Of the early part Of July had been
maintained throughout the month, al
though he did not have available the
total shipment, Under the 100000 a
month suggestion and without a mis-.
hap tothe supply line, October should
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-08-08
PARENTS HERE MAY SEE
son IN SERVICE AS HE
Is MARCHING IN FRANCE

A letter from Ernest Garrett, IT,,
Of this city, who is now in action
against the Germans in France. states
that he had been in United States d.
visions several times which were
photographed by movie men. Il Is
thought and hoped here that he viii
appear in the United States official
war picture, @Pershing's Crusaders"
which win be shown ar the Rialto
Friday and Saturday.
The letter written in France fol-
lows:
On Active Service With American
Experitionary Forces, Somewhere
in France, Jun. 8, 1918.
Dear Mammal
l shall drop you a few lines this
morning while | have time. It has
been over two weeks since / had .
letter from you. Guess u mail is
delayed again.
] am well again and getting along
very nicely. ! haven't much time to
write now. Plenty Of work and busy
all the time now. We have everything
to eat We get plenty of peas, green
beans and spinach greens, and things
like that, but no fruit at all.
wrote you a letter that ] was in
movies twice lately. marching onward.
Hope yon get to see them. Anyway,
watch for me, and don't worry about
me am perfectly well and happy.
] am sending you a piece Of red pa
per of Of q German balloon, used for
a purpose by them in the war. Keep
il for . souvenir or relic Of the war,
which is very exciting, just now. And
you can say the paper Travelled a long
way.
Well, | expect TO ger some mail from
you, so shall close. Love TO Julia's
family and you and Papa.
ERNEST GARRETT, JR.,
9Th r. A., Battery D., Am. E. f.,
France. via New York.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-08-08
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

OAhAFAahN Va
State Of Missouri
County Of Audrain)
:ss
In the Circuit Court, September lem
1918.
Henry Wilbur, ....,,'''' f'aihN'
VS..
Hattie Wilbur, .,.....'. De-s aI.v,
The State Of Missouri to the i'''
named defendant, Greetings. ,un
Now on this July 23rd, 1915, eGaJ
the plaintiff in the above engs n.
cause and files with the Clerk y =.
Audrain County Circuit court IN II
cation, his petition duly yerli,ssIi Ill.,, Y
affidavit herein, among other n ,.sE.
plaintiff alleges that defendant ls''g
Hattie wilbur Is q non,reslus1 ~ I,
the state Of Missouri. aid can NV 4
served with the ordinary proves
Il IL therefore ordered by tae C S.St
Of the Audrain County Circuis MI,
In vacation, that publication 9e VA n.
herein notifying the non-re'lue .,..a
PENDANT that plaintiff has cOnm s,s,t
suit against her in the Circai; H. SV 5.
Of Audrain county, Missouri n.Si. hi |, 70
ject and general nature Of W frnm sai
obtain a decree Of divorce iro Iars-sI
defendant, on the grounds o. .5j nov
indirnities and desertienl .,S s1o sr,
Won said nonresident detenusn ~ ths
hereby notified Of the pendenfy nature y
suit tie object and genera = 0nd appear
at the next regular term n be be-
drain county Circuit our House IN
gun and held at the Missouri %
Mexico, Audrain county, M l.bsr, lois,
and on or before the flrst o' Mead 10
err a answer or otherwise pwii be
niaintif's petition the same render.
taanr az confessed and decree i
ID as prayed in said p ct5 Eat q copl
And L Is further orteEea ledger 4
he nnblished in the Mexleo IN Ma.
weekly newspaper Pln.siated 10 Az.
srsin %'s county Missouri, i Insertion
a,anLs .TuCccsssiyeiy, the la,t ~ Ssiors
ID be moro than fifteen cent Aforesaid.
ibe newt term Of said Coui nd ofieisll
witness my hq p tS so CIV q
zeal. Done at office si N t'I aforesaid
Mexico, County and s''''
his July 2'rd' i0iyE I, F. ELLIOTT .
Clerk Of tho Audrain. r. ,y.Sseord.
4 true copy from HthTetIfoTT Clerk