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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-29
FAVORS FEDERAL GAME LAWS
Every state in MON VIII Soon Have
Acts Protecting; Nigra-
tory birds,

ASHINGTON. l. c., Octohc! 2S.-
The chief game warden Of tho bureau
OF biological survey Department o!
Agriculture, reports that twcnty-four
states have passed laws conforming 10
the provisions OF tho Federal law i'm
'claiion 10 water fowl and that the
spirit OF state legislators state game
commissioners spor,sncu and others
Interested n GAME protection another
food conservation measure such
,hai II seems lincly that within two
Or three years every state in tho Union
viii have enacted Uniform laws for
tne nrotcction OF misratory h.rAa
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-29
PUBLICITY STILL NECESSARY
Home demonstration Agent Meet, Wo-
man Whose Husins>s Is Demon
strntinG torscts

WASiiINGTON. october -. Al. .,
hccd Tor continued crfori ON the part ~
INC nome demonstration agent TO keen
hci'r' N" rcop!" the purpoS. and re-
sultN o' h"r work was emphasized one
nay Nh"n an agent told - woman shc
i,ct IN nor county that she was a home
ncrnohstrauon agent At once tn, lud,
rcp!!en, WY. lh.ts ms worn, to.
neinohhttN'" Gors-ta ia The home I,bai
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It'd. WANTS
TUNES DISPATCH
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Minimum OF tines Is allowed.
Minimum Charg-. - cents.
Count words To tho line and Il lines to
thc inch
All advertisements received up TO 10 r. NJ
IS t.. NJ. Saturdays the day before pub
iicaoon Will receive proper classified ton.
Advertisements received after that hour
Will be placed in tn. TOO Late IL Class
i:y' column.
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Tc.cphonc Your WAIT Ads TO The Times
Dispatch Randolph |. when YOU tind II
more convenient to do So anu they will
De- taken at oIiicc rates
81 ATIONS FOR I'D. WANTS.
Times Dispatch tjr.nCh OftiCcs are main
tanned in practically every Drug store in
the city toT the convenience OF the public.
Want Ads are accepted by them \, resu
ofiiCe
SOUTH RICHMOND.
Sranch Cilcc rincs- Diapatch. 1900 Hull
Telephone I.AnuoIph 1908.
PETERSBURG.
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Sirrct. rnOre feterspurE go.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-29
Campaign Expenses.

Nv .t"aOr.Ntcd Press
w y s II y {; TO y, October oS.--
Campaign expense accounts hled with
the House to-day included that OF the
Democratic National Committee. show
ing receipts OF s4I2.l3S and disburse-
ments OF s3ao.i59. The Republican Ma
tionul Committee statement has not
been filed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-29
CAPITAL INVESTMENTS
IN ITALY GROW BIGGER
Increase of More Than $40 Per Cent
From 1aIG 10 1917
shown.

The rapid increase in the amount Of
capital Invested in Italy within the past
year is ono Of the most singular eco
nomic phenomena OF the war. From
the Review of Commercial Companies
puhl:sh he'd in Italy, the following figures
are taken:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-29
LABOREE3-
THE FOUNDATION co.
OFFERS YOU A JOB AS
SKILLED OR UNSKILL~
ED LABORER.

SKILLED OR UNSKILL~
ED LABORER.
War work for all men leav-
ing nonessential industries.
The chance for inside men to
earn good wages at healthy
outside work and at the same
time help the boys "Ovcr
There" to get ammunition to
lick the Hun.
An unusual opportunity to
work on the line Of otfense
at home at good wages, and
you can shortly Increase
your earning capacity. This
offer extends to all kinds OF
men, both white and colored,
who are forced to seek en-
pioyment in war essential
industries, or to other patri-
otto Americans who are will
ing to start at the bottom.
If you mean business, cut
out this ad, put on your old
clothes and present it to u.
5. Employment Office, 90
East Main Street, Richmond,
Va, or at the U. S. Branch
Employment Office, Seven
Pines, Richmond, Va. Ex-
.ierlenced laborers, track
men, hoist runners, pipe
cauiKerS, metal workers; in
Tact, almost any Kind OF
skilled or unskllled labor.
liis job IS an ideal location,
furnished free transporta-
zion to and from Richmond.
"ork seven days Il week.
Apply only at the above
addresses.
No influenza on this lob.
FILE I:tns GnEmE WSan,sa yruHE man for cor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-29
SPECIAL. NOTICES

THIS Somnany having qualified as executor
hereby given to all persons having claims
AGAINST HIS estate 10 present them for pay
incnt. ami all persons owing said cstutc will
please make payment to the uEuersigncd
RICHMOND TRUST n SAVINGS co
70 our friends aud patrons:
We beg TO advise tina, we have discon-
tinucl our operations Nt the Shenandoah
Cafe MANlME DUC1IARME.
w. II. DAVIS & SON,
1872 N. 18th St. & 1st Market.
Headquarters for fish and
oysters. Plenty oy sters.
Cheap prices. Mail orders
promptly filled. Ran. 1924.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-29
tI:HMANS PVOMISi:H ATTACH
IL PAIESTINE t,UI NTuY

Thcn the Germans promised then
~ lightning attack IN Pa !cstinc that vas
ier going 10 restore everything 10 them.
III |rhousnndh.-a ann not cxuggcra,-
., osuG--of motor cars OF great power.
49, machine guns and heavy mobile guns
a.. with ammunition and scouting aircraft,
49, we're brought from Germany, bu: be-
&C fore the time appointed for the com
$780, fi,encement OF the operation. fire, n.
~urystcrious IL was devastating, or-
CURED. consuming pra c,icai!y the
whole OF the enectivcs The cxpio-
sions could be heard and the Names
could be seen rifles away.
All this time our unhappy prisoners
were walking about in every imag,n-
able kind OF covering. from sacKiny
20 cotton lo!n cloths
+ Our parcels from home wcre
p'undered before We received them, and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-29
REOItIA
EVERY TOWN AND DISTRICT

The cmissaries Of the provisional
govern mert. sent TO every town and
district IN Siberia, were instructed to
accomplish Two objccts--t" restore The
local z"rnstovs and town councils 10
power bodlcS, which were elected on
the broadcast democratic franchise, and
popuiations and 10 organized armed
units OF volunteers for the formation
OF the Siberian army. The armed
forces OF the provisional government
IN Siberia are being organized on the
basis OF strict discipline. W!thin the
barracks and on duty the authorities
" superiors over the rank ana n.c is
established beyond dispute. When OFT
duty and outside The barracks the
lat!oits between an ranks OF the army
are u be- free, Ike those OF brothers"
Until las; month the army consisted
exclusively Of volunteers, but during
the last few weeks ia some parts OF
Siberia certain classes OF the popula
ton "cr" mou!liZ-d with complete
success which Is a hopeful Indication
OF tho provisional governments poDu-
!ar'tN' Politics are strictly eliminated
from the new Siberian fighting forces.
Ia Their declaration to the allied
powers OF July ), the provisional gov
eminent solcmnly pledged themselves
TO wori. in the interests Of Russia ~
whole and 10 abide rs tho intcrua-
tional treaties and agreements with the
allied powers i'," were ia force be
fore DcccInb Der :. 1917. aud they In
vitcd the allies 10 grant their rccogni-
ton of tho government, OF siberia as
:
declaration further says:
The provisional government ~ au-
tononous Siberia considers ~ It's iUaiAi-
cnt duty TO courtcnusi! InGicHt" tNuI
any agreement between the allied
powers and any private individuals ~
organizations who may declare them
selves 10 be rulers or government
within the territory Of Siberia wpBiG
inevitably meet With the unanimous
condemnation OF the Siberian pOpuiJ-
ton, and would he Considered AS
iEimical &c; towards the people ~
Siberia. Therefore. the allied powers.
not having in Russia any nbJec,a say"
TO fight for Il universal democratic
peace and striving 10 accelerate tho
attainment OF this ia friendly union
with RUSSIA, VIII considcr ii ncces-
sary. ia their further activity on the
territory Of Siberia, TO act exclusively
IL accordance with the highest terri
tnrjal power Of Siberia. wich Is ncon-
tcstahll vested in the prov i3iouai gov
eminent"
Tho Illustration of General TIorvats
COUP d'ctat is an eloquent testimony
that tho provisional gOVcrutncnt's dccla-
ration WAS not left UNDECIDED by the
allied representatives.
III SSltN SIBERIA HAS
POPULATION Of $4,000. OG,
TIC restoration Of IAN and order and
nc formation OF II Russian army in
siberia, win Us population Of 5000.
600, is no doubt a hopcfu! beginning
Of tho regeneration Of Russia. and u
valuable accession 10 the strength OF
the allied powers. But II is only the
beginning In European Russia. in tho
Nith population OF many millions.
n similar process OF regeneration has
boon started. Last week In Ufa. "a
place. with The object OF creating a
united goH"rnnent OF Russia and 81
IBERIA. which would rule over all the
territories freed from the Gcrmano'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-29

DIN ERS-Wanted. several experienced
foTd Truck drivers: also wagon drivers
Tyler g kyan. 1901 West Cary.
DRUG CLER<-ws ntvd. registered drug
clerk. ARMY. giving iU'l particulars and
references at once TO j ~ y Boyd. Win
FARM ERS-Farm foreman. assistant Omar
r!"d) also SAWYER iuube rmen. man to
run motor boat and generally useful. married
or s;uE!e. ioud wages and accommodates
provided. state stlarv expected in tirSt let
ter. Pine bell. Williamsburg. Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-29
IN .MI!MORIA1I.

PoRTEE.-.,t 1880, October 20. in The home
PORTER pass.d from months or suffering
3. J. Porter. clerk OF Louisa County for over
my FEARS daughter William Wilson
Cole Mallory. nd u descc ndant of the Byrds
On her mot her's side. Since the death OF
her husband six wears ago she has been in
failing health. and while longer able TO
engng: in her usual activities. almost an
invalid. Vet she was a comfort and blessing
to her children and friends. Feeble in body
unable 10 walk with ease. her mind TO the
end retained it's clesrness and briliia ncy
thus nnblinc her to engage in those literary
pursuits which she 40 dearly loved. The
societies OF her church. the Red Cross and
al! o.ranizations for the bet,crincnt OF man
port. \ eonsecrated Christian. she lived the
life OF charity. which she never failed to
preach. She, leaves 10 miss and mourn for
several years ago to succeed his father as
clerk and president OF First National Dank
81 Louisa: Ms. Charles y. Donnally. Dr.
II w. porter and Mrs. George Il. Black. Of
81. Louis. Mo For years president OF Louisa
CHAPTER OF Daughters OF Confcderacy, on
her resignation she was de honorary pres
iGent Tor life. But II in the quiet Sc
Guided home life she WAS the chlef actor
there she 'counscled pcacc and charity. No
ones deeds were 30 black that her forgivin;
spirit could not md some excuse Thus
Passes one OF the women Of the old DAYS OF
the south. leaving behind At pitiful few to
remember and relate incidents OF those good
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-29
Auro SUPPLIES AND REPAIRS. !,
AUfOMOnii.E i.AINTiN0.
BEST WORK maushiD: only the best mate.
rails used lowest In price. >atisf.utIon
CHARLES WHITE.
AL -ul3-3lh North Horny Strsst

.,,.slsGeshikA E Ndiih Wiii tnry street,
BoDtES--Just received carload of hodIe,
FOR, for Lord ono: ton trucks, These bodies
boo,es a M.vrr's Soils ri Ess, 'S "ary r"rd
CArITAi. AUTO SUPPLY co. us North
Ninth. repair Your tires while YOU wait.
cnuhci hliL. MOTOR co. rwcnty-sinth
and BROAD. rcpulri. l: done 10y skilled me
chanicS At prices consistent with good work
rnrshtr.
DEKF 800 T,rinr, !'oin! sparX Plug. de.
Ma:sSS & TO. dis, rtbo,ar. 2lt Ser,h aaada amss
FACTORY radiator rcDaircr w Biuinkc
2ll East liroa.l. Madison tGl0.
GET service with voIr top uphoisteriuv and
,,o w $ATISSAL .aUi"oo TOP CO.
g. < $: Auto Sunplv. 9ll East BrSad
GUARANTEED service with everything YOU
Inc huto suDniics. il. Wesi isroMd o.
Parker Bros. SCI West Broad.
OLD TIRES MhoI: NEW.
2-i TYRE Go. 700 West broad. %"
TALMAN AUTO SUPpLY co. nc.
60, EIvtElnif.rHiNd TX ACCESSORY Line"
w o buy ap% ssl puTls for make a.i.
Metal Co. .eo2 Eas, Main Street Madisoan
VrLCANIZISG-Lct us save YOU money.
Rich 2-in-l Tirc Co.. t1t Mcs, Hroad
NCLcANlZING, retr.ndinv ,wo-in.one tires
Auto Kcircadins Co. u IL y. Eghtccnth
description welded together. A. l. IIcm-
in.. 81 I WCst l.road Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-29

w A N T E D, dishwashers,
kitchenmen and yardmen,
come at once. w. j. Pattee,
Commissary Department,
Camp Eustis, Lee Hall, Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-29

FILE CLERK Wanted. yuung man for ror.
,rcspondcncc hlc clerk Must have fair
education. Applicant furnish fun ia rIiru.
lars regarding qualifications in nrst letter
e 2t.. care Times. Dispatch ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-29

a Here in my Yorkshire nome at
'I:othcrham stand a physical w-cck.
az living memorial 10 Turkish
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-29

PHtCp-EGN VIZ ''NaUp. Funeral Director Ind
Ernhalmer. EhH e Main Mao. 1871: Ran. 66ss
j. l.. SUTHERLAND & SONS.
FUNERAL Directors. 1905 West Main Street.
Boul. "a. Nights and sundays. Ran 100.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-29
COMMANDER STOKES WAS
IN pITIABIE; PLIGHT

- 80. OH reaching Stamboul prison tand
i"ss All captives we're first brought there
in:i1. ior registration and cassinca;ion).
SAW Commander Stokes, or the British
20 su bmarinc E-l5. who by his daring
:, deeds and disregard for Turkish mime
81 1tcids played such havoc with Turkish
-. property and the peace OF the people
=. lii the prison yard he presented a
- stable sight. Cast among hetcro-
~ 4eneous crowd, without amy consiucra-
-
munacled like dangerous criminal in
ine, -,irc limbo OF Sibcria-thc cynosurc or
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-29

would implorc all VINO nave any
influence or power 10 move Heaven
and earth on behalf of the thousands
OF sufferers in Turkey. fast dwindling
TO hundreds by merciful death draw
ing it's curtain forever over pain ana
anguish
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-08-08
The Weekly Ledger
nz@ e a. ?. o M-sA -
- s@.1 e. NJ e&s $500


rHE usa f4rn trariur rhss ~
~ 80 ~. ~ n ICpz Ezza
- nazy rsprrts frurz 1ct azaezA
~ eanse-.E ~ hn.u - wus
Hssz sd uituu.s - tezzau-
Usa - ucto-z-r ther f1r7
uE1us.ty. Aneni. Cog-ty i
utka 80 n at1paur Gs tnE
fu1x In Cal1pay Cc8r uzr
tssaskP hn yt1r W-chE2 urt
tn4raaz Ean were sd n a. A.
erza ard hs year the Kinrdu@ Is
p1rdaErE nurr q he.t crest hsos
ever aa6 makinr iu farms ef6eut
40 uater rrutucer
Auirain mast 81 tht tuzGsr So
e as 49, n this o1zaiy W.
81 usu arr rc-fiy picascs via tas
reEzia Thry rake fer greater
ye1& ave time ani uusey IN hru
laheF ard ear b usei f.r quite uzz
hcr ~ cihcr farm activities ba=
riowinE
Aatran vas one q tie last c1azue
r. ~ STATE 70 take the meter car -
for fHrnisE purpose bzt snos -
-z-ts5 vs have cst6ans mnst e the
eths-. Tns farm tractor Il ~ Ersat
uecessity % TIE farmer a. re fs5ta
zr La us z5.or11s or firms nc~
vhez al Ne car Do to Increase Gon
q - uacesszy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-08-08
DOSS MARUIES
4 GHTRAuA GIRL

Az ~ ha-e1ks nsts cuslaFs -
ths Rev ~ A. Har n Co.,
mEzay sftsnssa ~ u-x e~
=y e Frri nuss q Mc1ire ara Ma
Nsau n-z.s q C1-unEa "a
rzG r. rrtrt vas Qist 80 40
ia ay Eitacsa vse dusr fiz&
Tf @zrrare u1s q rurrrss =
a. hzi IN nost iuinsis e ther e.
caaiulanaoz Mrs. Doss IL TIE &4uzk
fsr e Mr. ard Mn Charisz nenxs
q CmEaiiA And has VISITED IN Msz-
iso eHsn In soci1i circles the vas
uu FRiar. esPocaly Ezczr tie
ye=Er - in her ho1s tosa Skr
Is rraiuats q Ccrrraiia Hirh Schaui
and is aeronpEshei a. vi as attras
tive
Doss s the oliy sca q MA Ldz
Tess q East Pruncraie Strect and Is
svsfy ssoressfai ycu-g hazincss mzr.
u 1913 be vas graduated frem the
MeMllaa High Seho1 IN this city. and
i~mndaaisly soesFSed a posti0z WITH
the J. c King Groosry Conpsny His
spien63 WA With that company
eHraed hin an ofa fron the Armsar
ard CoaFzHy firm q Chisago IS q
trsvsLag SALESMAN HIS territury eov-
es The greater part Of eezsral Mis-
sozri and his work has becn PleasiaE.y
~saceszzfal
Mr.. and Mrs Dcss cane TO Mexen
Immediately after the wedding and
VII make their hone At zoos East
Promenade Street
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-08-08
WILL TAX ALL MOTOR CARS.

In framing their new eight billion
dollar yer bill, the ways and
means committee Of the house Of rep
resentatives has agreed upon a FEEDER
al graduated excise tax on the use Of
motor cars, and when made a Law, il
win effect every automobile owner
in Audrain county.
The tax viii run from $40 a year
N ear originally retailed at not ex-
ceeding $500 TO SEQ tax on s., 1000 ma
chimes, and $40 additional for each
$500 above 5000. The tax applies
directly to the owners, while the tax
Of 10 PER cent on gross sales Of trucks
applies 70 the manufacturer pro
dueers and importers Of cara. Ths
tax q tie use Of carr Is based on the
sngnsl retail Estsd price Of the ears,
7sz1dea Ct tbe year Of mznufsc-
srg
TIE soz--ses also has agreed 70 Z
az e esz-a = gallon q the p-o6x.
a1 q gasoline and a FEDERAL exets.
Ak ~ g 2 pear On assoy cycles.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-08-08
MERCURY SCARED TO lOS

A strong hot wind from the South
chased the mercury up to los degrees
in Mexico Sunday afternoon according
TO the record Of Mrs. Abby LeweIlyn
snoddy, official weather observer. 1t
was the hottest day in twenty year.,
il IS said.
It was not only hot, but dry, too.
The rainfall IN Audrain during July
was far below the normal and in Cal
laway only q fraction of an inch was
registered. August, so far has
brought nothing more than a sprinkle
Many farms in Audrain have had their
water supply exhausted and farmers
in all neighborhoOds have been OBJ
liged to haul water for weeks now.
The drouth Is becoming a serious
menace to the expected record break
ing corn yield for this county. South
Of hare in Boone and Galloway eoun-
ties. which did not receive the amount
Of rain in July that Audrain did, many
acres Of corn are reported ruined
dried up. So far. although badly in
need Of rain, crops around here arc
not seriously damaged.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-08-08
SEVEN TEACHERS EXAMINED

Only eve TEACHERS appeared at
Mcmillan High School in this city FRI
day morning to take the annual Aug
ust examination for certificates &c
teach in the county schools. This is
largely due TO the fact that Normal
School and first class certificates are
held By Audrain's instructors.
Those who took examinations FRI
day for first, second or third grade GER
tifcates are: Miss Dulcie Dysart Of
Stephens Store; Miss Katie SEWERS, OF
Centralia; Mrs. Ida Yost, and Miss
BeuIah Hagen Of L~addonia; Garnett
Everett Of Montgomery City; Mrs. f,
c. Niemann of Mexico and Miss Dor
othy Seeker of M~artinsburg.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-08-08
BRoTHER MANGLEp N BTNpER.

The Clark County, S. D. Courier,
published n Carr, eonAins E detailed
statement Of the injury and death
Of George Stuzrt, last Saturday night
Mr.. Staar- is 3 brother Of Mrs c. B.
Sehopp. Of this city, and Of Mrs. u
Brooks and Mrs. Eliza Miles, Of near
Meuco. Mrs. Stuart was Mrs. Fannie
Green, Of this city and besides his wife
be left six children.
Mr.. Stuart was msngied while drIy-
ing . binder IN a field near Clark 10
ore knows Just how he met with the
accident. He was found later by mer
who saw the team and binder IN the
field without Nr. Stuart n charge and
came 70 search for him fearing a &C
cident He died q short time after.
ward.
Mr. Stuart was well known here
where the news Of his death Yas
learned with much regret He was a
nj popular with all who knew him
It is understood Mrs. Stuart will con.
time to reside in South Dakota.
The Ledger joins in extending sym.
PATTY to the bereaved.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-08-08
7 TO CONTRACTORS,

Sealed proposals, addressed 10 RB
Cauthorn, County Clerk, Mexico, No.
and Endorsed Proposal for construct
ing Bridge over Scattering Fork 81
Beaver Dam Greek upon the Msrte'
Fulton State Road, Project No
517.11," will be received by the Couniy
Court until one O'Clock p. m. on ne
9Th day of August. 1918, and at that
time will be publicly opened and READ
at the Court House.
The proposed work includes u
inforced concrete bridges each Of wy
% # spans with concrete piers sn1
rhutments. Separate proposals shu
9e submitted for each bridge 81.
Plans and spccif!catiort are On u,
and may be inspected in the oiice y
the undersigned, or at the oiilees
the State Highway Department ga
ferson City, Missouri.
A set Of plans and speciilcaaOI
may be obtained from the uhders0lg1Msa
upon deposit Of ten dollars SslvSyEI
which amount will be refunded y oOI
plans and specifications are reIuiISt
In good condition within ten days ."
ter date Of awarding the contract \
Each proposal shall be s9Du''s N
upon blank forms provided for Wy
purpose by the undersigned ana .s wv
be accompanied by a certified snT y,
cash deposit, or proposal n W.
four hundred dollars (S4oOVg1 ~ Can't
The right is reserved by the Vu''
TO reject any or all bids, ,,npAN
CoiINTY COURT OF AUDK"iN
COUNTY, MO. ct, r,srk.
BY r. b. Cauthorn' county 0"'
21-w3t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-08-08
E LASS OF PROOF
Reports of 50,0ee Gases Of Kidney
Trouble, Some Of Then Mexico
Gases

Each Of some 5000 newspapers Of
the United States is publishing from
week TO week, names Of people in its
particular neighbofhood, who have
used and recommended DOan's Kid
ney Pills for kidney baekache, weak
kidneys, bladder troubles and urinary
disorders. This mass Of proof includes
over $1,000 recommendation. Mexico
is no exception. Here is one Of the
Mexico cases.
Mrs. c. E. Meyer, 405 W. Promenade
St, says: Il had a bad cold and il
settled On ny kidneys. causing my
Kidneys 70 act irregulariy. Ny back
panied more or less day and night and
a dizzy feeling amt I'VE me at times
and blurred my sight / used Doan's
Kidney Pills and they soon had me
feeling all right. ! was rid Of the
backache and my kidneys were regu-
lated
Price, 60c. at ali dealers. Don't SIM
ply ask for a kidney remedy-gct
boan's Kidney Pillz-the same that
Mrs. Meyer had Foster Milburn Co.,
Mfrrs.. Buffalo. n. y. Adv.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-08-08

unnamed noble deed was given shore
leave while the other boys were OBJ
liged to stay on ship. When he had
pulled his little life boat about half
way across the distance TO the sea-
side it had taken in quite a bit OF
water through a mischievious crack.
The sailor lad thought quickly, for he
did not look forward to a promenade
in wet shoes with very much pleas
ure. He acted quickly too; grabbed
the plug in the bottom Of the boat ard
yanked it out. Tie had done that on
deck to drain his craft.) A life saver
was all that saved his life.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-08-08

c. W. Caldwell, who has been with
the Crown Laundry Co., Of this city,
for fully fifteen years, left Friday for
Dallas, Texas, to accept a position in
that city. Mrs. Caldwell will remain
in Mexico for the present. Mr.. Cad
well, since living in this city, has made
many friends who join the Ledger in
regretting his leaving but wish him
happiness and success in his new
home.