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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-10-25

True translation filed with the
postmaster at La Crosse. Wis, on
October 25, 1918. as required by the
! Act of October 6, 1917.
9alcl, %. Oft.
Die oelitit oIterreidiihen ab.
aeoroneten 0es oIterreid)iiden Reihs.
raths boben lid 5u elmer ..0otionaI.
periourlung" 3uiammengetbon, Ole
Die 8eihdite Der oeutihen 9ronIQnocr
CeiterrcIds tiibren iou; oIeih3eitig
baben Iie Die Stnffung oes .Qcitt.
ihen Staotes Oeiterreib" angcfiin.
oigt,
3um 8raii0enteu Der nelten patio.
nalperianlmlltng lit Der Ibgeor0uetc
aarI Seis, Der Siibrer Der 0eutid.
So3laIiIten gcipdblt moroen Die oeut'
ihen Mbgeoroneten bobcn ben @unId)
angetiinoigt, Ole SeIbitdn0igfeit Der
oelltIhen &ronIGn0er OeItelreid)s her,
bei5ufiIbren mo 8e5iebungen gu Den
onoeren 9fatiorolit1tcn on3utuii2fen
9i8 cine 6ieiem Brpgrnmm e1ifipre,
/ benoe 8erfoiiune geihoffen 1T, mir6
Dos 0olf 6urh oie in Der prooiiori.
/ iden MISUNDERSTANDING ocreinig.
ten Observation-Disclosures pertrctcn
icin; rieie Sorpcridoft iou bic
GelltIf Oeiterreiher bel 0eu 5rie.
oens &crDdeolungen pertretcn, ioIl
auBeroem geietgeberiid)e 8etpoIt bo.
ben. Der aciebgebe,,oe 3ipia iou
ou3 3mnn3ig Niplieoern beitebcn, Die
Die 9efl8niB baben, ltaotlihe Shulo
nerpfIldhtngen eiu3ugcbcn, uno 0ii
inneren An9elcgenbeiten 3u nernol
ten.
0ci Der llebcrnnbme oeS 8oriibcs
Der MISUNDERSTANDING erfldrtt
/ ser Ibgcorouctc Seib g0ir iino i'm
! Itnnoe. 3u9rnitcn oes Srieoensi6Iui
/ les 81 han6cIn lln0 miliicn hie5 thun
8ir mitiicn oIIeS in uniercn ar1ftci
| Itehenoe tbun, ons Glcno oe8 oeutih
| olterreifiiden 8oIfca 3u Iiuoern "a.
neue Gcltid) Cciterreih, oeiicl
| (8rlnoItein mir lcQcn meroen, niri
I'M Ginflnng nit Dem pom oeutih
F.. oitcrrcidiiden Tolfe ousaciprohcncr
ireien WilIcn qcid]oiien ncrocn."
/ Ger 9lb1cor0ncie WaIoner, Der oil
Sttung croiinctc, fiinoigtc on, or ic
uon 0cu 0cutid)eu 9Ibgcor0Hctcn DC:
Reidj8rotb5 benlitrogt lpor0cn 0it
MISUNDERSTANDING aI5&ertrctljnl
Der Qeutid Ceitcrrcid)cr cin3uberu
/ zen. 0icie a5rpcrif)oit wrrbe ooe
Red}t Der Re0cireihcit beiiten uni
uer0e fcierlih cincn poIltiih lnob
bdnaiQen Stoot 3elltit Geiterreid
/ profIonircn.
/ (Sd)on ieit ciner lonQcn 3cit morcl
}tn8eiden porhonocn, oaB Die Gent
ihen Ceiterreid)8, Die ole 9uiloiun,
Der oiterrcidih unqoriiden $40
nord)ic ooer oeren Megriifcn bon
Icutidlcn 8eitc bciiird)tcten, hcl
0unih heatcu, fir lid enge Ve3ic
hungcn gum 7eutihcu Rcihc gu Il
hcrn. Ser 0eutitp0lfiidle 3hciI Sc
itcrrcihs. Der 0cn acrn Der otter
rejfiid)cn HeifsboIitc biIoet uno al
}abi Die gr0Bte rationale Climber
In 0ericIben bcocittct, bottc nod DC
0oIf53dbIitnq bes 15obrc$ 1910 eiu
Nenolferung Don 100000 Gopiel
. BET etner 8ciummt GinDohner3ab
F.FaF q
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-10-25

- Iie 6auptiaf'e Gin GoHrer.
}ienr1th iii seo6cIt moroen. 9tm on.
oeren Gage I1uien 9rieic Elm, oui
0ereu 90rciicu natijrIi6 ons &ort
den .0on" ie6lt. Gutriiitct ruit Der
Gomincrienrath ieiucm Commits 5u.
,5hiten ze 3urit be Hrieie nit
0em 8ermert yllnbefonnt!"
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leslie Griioer in Saft.
Wrainer0. Minn.. 22 Gft.

NraIner0, Wtinn, % DIT
2csIlc stritqer, elmer Der Bril-.
Der. Der an Dem betonntcn Sample
nit cincm auigebot bel Cmen,
&'is, tbeilgenommen uno nod Dem
ieit IauGem qeiabu6et miro, befInOet
iid felt Gien5tag in 9roinero,
D}inn, in @epabriom, Ter @efau
gene qob 5u, Der iuegen llmgebuu8
oes 'Nu5bcbunasgeietcs @eiuhte gu
Icin Striiger ingte aus, ooB er iid felt
mebrercn Iogen IN ocr @egen6 ouf
gcbnlten babe 9ei ibm tuuroe cine
aui oen 9tamen BbiIipp 5buIe, Gbip
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Rcfrutcn fir bic csluttc.
9nihinaton. %. 8

Wariuc Scfret1r DonieI8 tbe;ltt
om Diittmod Dem ,SIottcn Iusi6uh
ocs RcprdicntnnteubauIcs nit, Dob
otc Qun0cSmorinc im fomnncnotn
Sabre Observation-Disclosures Fefrltten
braudt, bnlptiddIidj 8nr 9cmdn-
NINA Der i'm Dienite Der 9lcgierlig
Itcben6eu SonoelsidIiiie. Dicie Or.
hobung piiroc oen Hiannid)nitsitnnO
Der Noriue, Der bel 8eginn 0cS aric-
qes $4,000 Wann 5dblte, uui mcbr
uls 100000 Rnm bringcn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-10-25
StanO Der 9niluen;a GpiOe=
mic.
8aibington, 2t. Cft

gah ben am Uiontag bem
oiientlthqn @eiun6bcits 9ureau in
UaianJton ainqctroiicuen BE.
rt6ter 1T bic ,}uilueu5o gpi6entit IN
iefs 5taaten 3uriifgegmgen, breitet
iih 603cgen in q ouOeren Staateu
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-10-25
gor b5berem 9Ridurr.
Gocrnmento, Sal. %. s

I5ocrnt1lellto, 00I., Y. Off.
G6mnro Burns, ciner Der so sSnoii.
itrioI @orfcrS Of the @orIo, ole oiif
Die 9lnflnga ser 8erihn0rimq sur
@ebiuoerung Der Regierung an ben
&riegsoprbereitungcn ibrem am t2.
Ronember beeinuenoen 8ro3eb ent-
gegen Iebcn, 1T belite an Der SSnfIit-
en3o ocitorbeu. Robert @Ioin Elm on.
6crer 9tngctIogter, befinoet itd in
fritiihcm 3uitnuoe,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-10-25
Nmneitie anaefiimoiat.

Ger Reidsfdn5ler erflGrte ipeitcr
.Mein Hrogramm bonn s. Sftobcr
i6loB cine 9lmneitie cin fir Yerionen
Die meeen poIitiif)er &ergeben oerur-
tbeilt iino, ,bouptidhlib in 3uiommen'
hang nit Irbeiterpirren, StroBen.
funbgebl,ngen uuo oergleiheu. @eit'
gcbenoe glHneItie in oieier 9fihtunQ
1T bonn aaiier porgeihlngen ino iett
ncripirflift noroen." @r fii9te bin
5u, ooB bereits pieIe 8erionen on:
ser 6oft entloiien moroen ieien, be
oenen Dies nltr unter itorten 8eoenfer
ser Regierung 9eidleben lei; ober oil
lleber5euglng BON Der gotbDenoig
felt elmer lniloen uno pcrtrauenoer
8olitif bate in bieien 50llen ent
| Ihieoen."
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ltugnrns llnabbdngiefeit

RN4t@s ~ E-.t4-
Cine 3iiriher Icpcj4c 0es &c
tit Qoriiian tbeilt nit. e5 icicnShrittc
I'M @onqe, nm Die Proclamation
Qoiier anrls. in Der oicier Die Selbit-
i'auoigteit llnqorns onfilnoiat, in Die
1aat un5uicben IS beiBt Broi ,Sl.
liu. Anorniip iei gum Wliniiter 0cs
}teuferen auseriphen.
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&eni5eI0s fhnhigt geindJ au.

Der 9riediidDe Riuiiterprdiioert
Eeni3clos bat Der 9eaeniiden 2ibero-
len Bereinigung in Tcip Dorf in
elmer nm RIttDod eingetroifcnen 9n'
bclOepeide nIitgetbeiIt, er peroc olcl-
Icid)t boIo oen Ber. Staateu eineu Be.
iub nbitatten
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-10-25
Vile Durdgefommen.

True translation flied with the
postmaster at La Crosse. Wis, on
october 25, 1918, as required by the
Act of October 6. 1917.
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9cbs appellirt aceen lIrtbeiI.
Waihinaton. y. III.

eugene q. Debs, Der io5ioIiitifd,e
Yarteifiibrer uno @rprditoentidofts-
9nnOioot. Der fiir5li6 pegen unIopa-
Ter NeltBerrngeig Die er in elmer in
Canton. Ohio, seboltenen Reoe ae-
mndt, 3u 10 Sdbren @efaneniB ner-
urtbeilt muroe, bat gegen oieies llr.
-tbeil an oos 8unbesobergeridt appel
lirt. Gebs befinoet lid) unter $10,-
900 9irglhaft auf ireiem s5libe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-10-25
Geiammtutrlut 213 Mann.

True translation nled with the
postmaster at La Crosse, Wis. on
October %, 1918. as required by the
Act OF October 6, 1917.
Waibington, %. Oft.
giah elmer gefanntgobe BEG.
Observation-Disclosures am 0ienstoq bn-
ben brim llnterganq oes ameritoni.
iden Gompiers liconocrogn, Der an
80 September IN Der Griegs5one
torpeoirt worocn iit. 5mei 0fiiSicre
uu0 80 Wann pon Der 9lrnec ibr 2e'
ben ncrIorcn. Gunit matIt Der Se.
iommtuerIlIt an YtenihenIeber bel
oieicr Sfotoitropbc ollf 273 on, on Die
Wtnrinc bcreitS porber 10 0ifi3iere
un0 t02 Wnnn Der Wolmifaft ols
toot aeutcIoct bat. 3mci 0ffI5iere oes
Sdilfes iiu0 pom Inld)boot nlS (Se.
fanQcne mitgenommcn moroen lleber
Ole s0dlitc Der SoI0aten limo bon
Ohio.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-10-25

I
Ter, bringe nit gtothtpenoigfeit 81,
Sdaffitng elmer neueE Hegierlnqs.
form filr gliaB 2otaringen nit iih
SOlitiIdJe gutoritdt oes @plfes.
Ser &an5Ier erflGrte, cS iei fen unb
ieiner Imtsgenoiien 3iel. Die roliti'
ihe Iutorit6t oes oeittIa)en @olfcS All
ihaffen; er erfIdrte, N}einungS, Meu.
Berungen ieien ibm miIlfonlmcn, ltrn
fiigtc bin3u: rltnier 3iel III Die poIiti.
ide 9lutboritdt oes oel.tIfen GolfeS
Dies lit Der 2eititern fiir mid, ino
meine InltSgenoIien,"
%erantiuOrtlidlfeit Dor oem GcidIStag.
Iie aliBeroroentIiden &riegsnoB.
regeln, flibr Der 9an3ler fort, f0nnten
nidt entbehrt fperoen, ood) t0nnten fic
mir pom Reihsfon5Ier ourdgefiibrt
weroen, Der fir ibre Gurhfiibrlrng
Dem &ei6stog 9egeniiber berautiport-
lid lei. Die fiir5lif bon mir in
9lusiidt geiteQten Grluiie Seiner Ma.
ieit0t" fubr Der &an3ler fort, limb
iest ortSgegeben fporoen. Sic betref.
zen ni6t MIR Die Geniur. oo3 Ser.
iammllngsredt uno Die geihrdnfumg
Der perionliden 6reibeit, iouoeru be-
hanoeln aud ipirtbidoftli6e, io3inle
un0 politiide gIngelegenbeiten @enn
militdriihe Srtsbeboroer iif nift
nit ben biirgerIiden @eboroen einigen
fonnen, bat Der 9odItfonmonoirenoe
iofort cine gutiheioing 5u treffen, Der
feline ioIde obgeben fam, Der nidt id,
ooer mein 8ertreter, StaatsiefretGi
8rober, 5ugeitinmt bot. gs miro
Gorge 9etraaen meroen, 0oB Der @es
lagerungs5ltitono in Dem 8eiite ge.
banohabt miro, inoem i'd oie Regie,
rungsgeidGfte iibernommen babe uno
iie 81 fiibren enti6loiien bin"
Gntideibnns iiber Srieg.
Der Heidsfon5ler fiinoigte ferner
cine Sorloge an, our6 Die Der Reihs.
tog fiir Die @ntideioung iiber Striea
uno 6rieoen perantportlid gemad)t
peroeu iou. 9ieie MaBregel fol- in
aroft treten, iobolo Der 8Iou Der ga.
tionen 2iga ourfgefiibrt lit.
Ser &an5Ier fubr fort, Die 6elltidC
gsution babe ieit Ionger 3eit politiidC
Redte gebobt, I'M Die ibre Iadborn
Tie beneioeten; er erpGbnte Iobeno Die
It1otiiden rnb Die &ei6stagsDobleu
llno erfldrte, penn ard) oas oeutife
8olf bon ieiner 9eflieniB in Srogcn
loon groBter @ibtigfeit feinen Sc.
brard genlodt babe, 10 lei ood burd
Die @ntridlung Der 3inge, Die @nbe
September eintroten, aIles perdnocri
moroer. r9arin" iogte Der 8an3ler.
.liegt oie 8etpdbr fir oos @C1teber
uno @odien oes neuen Spitems
Gies lit cine before uno nirfiolnert
8arnntie alS irgenoneIhe 8ciete
ODER Sarogropben
Gos oeltide golf, ingte 95rin,
Warimilin Deiter, miliie nidlt I'm
fremoer 2dnoer ober Der @e6iirfniiit
bes stu9enbIids piIleu 5li &egie'
rungsformen greifer, an oie es I'M IN
nerIten Ser5en nidt 9louben niiroe
Ser Seinb lit Dor unieren Sbo
rem" iuate Der 9on5Icr.
Nahoent er Dem 9eere 3ribut ge
3out, fiigte ser Gon5ler bin5u
| itlcdte @Ieme1te tpiiroen in ic0en
6eere gefl,nben; ober ser grltno
Iegen6e @iqe oe8 Golf3beeres lei ge
gen tie.
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Selegrapbiide NOti,eu.
10000 Collars gcranbt.
4Rinnnni,nIis 02 8

NIIIIItUpUIIot %. NII.
Ger BcIoIfranf in Der g}eben.
poititeGc Der 5i1t Apeuue in WIu'
neopoIis, Yfinn., lift friib ON
YiiitlDod aciprenat nn5 ber1iibt nor.
0rn Die 9icbe eHtfomeu nit Bar.
qel6. Spnrmorten uno1briit Stamps
I'M 99crthe BON run0 $4,000.
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g0nlhinntnn. %. 0ft.

AIl Vi NElOUtt u I5t
8aIbiugton, %. Oft.
Der GongreB fIt nom Mariue-
0epnrtemcut im Benebniguna zines
5tpeiten 5Iottcn @ouprogranms fir
orei Sabre erirtd)t poroen, in melhem
10 pcitere Super 9reabnouabts, 6
5dladttreu5er uuo t40 fleinere
Sdlifie norgeiebeu iiuo Die 9ai.
foitcn peroen ouf 5000, 600, 900 ner.
onld)lnat. 9iele Sbatfad]e puroe am
0ienstnaabeuo befannt, uafbem Se-
fretGr GouieIs Dor Dem 8eipinigungS.
mtSifuB bes SaliTes eridlienen mar,
INN 6en 8oranidIog 81 erlGuteru.
Gieic 9emiIIiguna miro fir 0ns
nddlitc Redningsiobr gcforoert uno
iit ein 3uiob 3u ocn t56 9riegsihif-
fen. bic ons erIte 9ouprogromm BON
orei 2Sabren umfoBt, oas i'm Sabre
1916 betpiIligt tulIroc. Die Arbeit
om critcn oreiidbrigen @m 1roa
gronm mar ourh ben 3rieg ner5o.
qert norocn, bod Der gongrcB bat Der
longt, 0ab nit 6em Gan nller Griea$.
ifiife, Die oomaIs beipiIligt ipnroeu,
bis gum 10. %GSuIi nad)iten 95obreS b.,
gonncn pcrocn ntuB.
Giuid)liebIid Der $500. 900, 600
fiir ooS ndditc 8oupro9rnnlm ton
orei 25obren bel0uft iidl, mic Sefretdr
Gonicls ou8cinnnoeriebt, o'c 8oron.
ihInq lcines 0eportetnent8 fir
SfiiiSboutcn .eiHid]liebIih 3on8cr'
platter mo 8cidiibc, oui 1912, ,090.'
600
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@robebcn in GiuatemaIa.
Gananta. %. OF.

Eandnta, %. Oft.
SSn Guatemala ereignete iid Elm
ihlpereS grobeben lno $50 8erionen
muroen getootet, meIocn aus Quote
nola bier einnetroifeur Hohrihten.
9Iuh aroBer @igentbiunSihaoen tpur.
De nerllrindli.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-10-25
@cIbeS ;sieber III Guatemala.
Son SaIpo0or. p. ~.

Son SaIoa0or, y. DIT.
"a i'll Guatemala 6as gelbe Sic
Der berritt. bot Die Hegieruug Die
nuatemoIiide @ren8e geidlloiicn uno
&eiienoen lit Die llcberidreitung Der.
iclben nerboten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-10-25

- Ias SherfIein Scr @ittrDe mar
oues NOS iie beiob. Gie 3eidluur1gn
uigIar Reif1el fiir Die 6reibeitsau.
Ieihe fiu0 MIR 9roinmen. oie pon ihs
ren liihen foqen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-10-25
Neues Sauprogramm fiir bic
fl0tte.

True translation filed with the
postmaster at La Crosse. Wis. on
October 25, 1918, as required by the
Act of October 6, 1917.
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3eitnnaSberunSgc6er inter gnflaae.

W9ontoto, WIInn., y. Dft.
hilbert Steinbauier, 6ernrsaeber
Der 0Goit" in Nep Him, Minn.,
ipuroe hclttc BON 0cn 8unocs.@rob.
gcihmorenen nuf oht IrihuIoiattn.
Gen megen Serlctung oe8 Spionoge-
8ciebes inter 9Intloge 9eiteIlt 9cn
Nnflaaen licgen ongeblid) oiSIopaIe
NrtifeI 5u @runoc, Ole in ser ygoTt"
pProffentlidlt murArn
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grin; Marimilian uor benz
Heihstaaf.

True translation filed with the
postmaster at La Crosse. Wis, on
October 25, 1918. as required by the
Act of October 6, 1917.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-10-25

True translation filed with the
postmaster at La Crosse, Wis, on
October 25, 1918, as required by the
Act of October 6, 1917.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-10-25

peipa Gountp. 8isconiiL Iautenoe
HegiItrirfarte gefltnoen. gr hattie.
al@ er bon Sheriff CLAUS Ebeorin
nerboftet ptroc, cine automatifd)e
Nftole bel iih.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-10-25
8anoluns besiuut in Seiter
reid.

True translation filed with the
postmaster at La Crosse. Wis, on
October 25, 1918. as required by the
Act of October 6. 1917.
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Gieies neue SnItent, iogte ser Sang
Ter, bringe nit 9othpenoigfeit oic
Shnfiilng elmer neleE 3egierungs-
form fiir GlIaB 2othringen nit iih.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-10-25
Sefam iicben SSabre.
gfem Oorf, %. Sft.

6cIir GouleO, ser pesen Ser.
lhtpornn9 Die &egierling bel Der
6nbrItation bon 9Irmee Regenmdu.
teln betrogcn 3u baben, in 9eetp
sort idlnIoig gciprodeu por, mur0e
om Gienatag 81 iicben eSSabren
@efon8niB perurtbeilt. Solipt,
mann Aubrep &augbnu, Der Iib oes,
Netrn8es iduIoig bcfonnt bate, err
belt 3pei Sabre. @ouIeo mar geaen
25.000 Collars @iirgihoft. tpGhrcno
Der 8ernIllngs5eit in 6reibeit geIoi.
len
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-10-25

Die p3orbitern" 3situngen
baben Die 8ridlifte bon Ga
GrOiie nidlt nnr mitidlreibeu,
lonoern and mitmadlen belfen.
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CORDER ITEMS.

Mrs. Butler Thomas and son
visited in Marshall Thursday.
Clarence Davis and wife visit
ed relatives at Fulton last week.
Otis See left Thursday for
Jefferson Barracks where he will
.erter training for the army.
Mrs. Cobb Of Lexington, Wis
tied her cousin, Ellen Corder,
here the latter part Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson and Mrs.
A. Corder motored down from
.Higginsville Thursday evening
and visited relatives.
Corder was well represented
at Whites Island the 4th.
Mrs. Albert Schumacher and
little daughter, Maxine, spent
last week in Lexington with her
mother, Mrs. Jno. Cross.
Billie Morgan and wife spent
Thursday with Frank Young and
family near Aullville.
Mrs. Ben Bolt and son of Kan
sas City, visited Mabel Hefter
here last week.
G. L Wilson and family motor
eel over from Lexington Sunday
afternoon and visited relatives.
Geo. and Earl Reynolds, both
OF Texas, arrived Tuesday for 4
visit here with their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Reynolds.
Clarence Beard Of Camp
Dodge, Ia, is home on a few
days furlough.
Miss Rosetta Limberry was a
passenger to Kansas City Sun
day morning.
Mrs. Billie Moore returned to
her home near Lexington Sun
y
day evening, after several days
visit here with her mother, Mrs.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1918-07-12

ap and badly smashed. Monday
morning the section boss who
lives near the Dover depot, was
caught under a falling tree and
was injured so he was sent to a
hlspital in Kansas City. In the
absence Of DR.. Harwood, DR.. Hell
ling Of Waverly, was called and
found one leg broken besides in
ternal injuries. On Monday af-
ternoon, Ed Neer's team ran a.
Off and threw him out of the
wagon together with Lige Neer's
small son. Both were brought
Immediately to DR.. Harwood who
found them considerably bruis-
ed but not seriously.
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]. L. Hit, ST..
]. L. Masters and family Wis
tied in Sweet Springs Saturday
and Sunday.
Miss Ruth Field of Higgins
vile, was the guest of Miss Hell
en- Groves a few days last week.
Mrs. VIM. Colman was a pas
senger to Kansas City Tuesday
where she will undergo an oper-
alton.
Mrs. S. M. Reynolds and Mrs.
VIM. Groves visited friends at
Waverly Wednesday.
Frank Haas and family return
d to their home in Nebr., Tues
day evening after a visit with
his mother.
Alvin Frerking of Camp Fun
ston, Kan, spent Saturday and
Sunday here with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. c. j. Frerking.
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Lieut., Samuel Howe, who is
on his way from Columbia, S. c.,
to Fort Sill, Okla, is spending
the day with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Howe.
Mrs. Vera May Creason re-
turned to Lathrop this morning
after a visit with Miss Gather
inc Waters.
Mrs. s. v. Ashurst and daugh-
ter, Miss Irene, returned this
morning from a visit in Black
burn.
Mrs. Anna Warren returned
this morning from a visit in Hig-
ginsyille.
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LOOK AT THIS

The best Pianos and Player
Pianos to be had for the money.
Come in and see if the above
statement isn't correct. We also
have a nice selection Of Player
Rolls, including the latest popu-
lar hits and some beautiful
classics. Would be pleased to
have you call and hear them. A
number Of used cottage organs,
first class makes and in first
class condition.
McCALL-The Piano Man
.1124 Franklin st. Phone 2O3
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AFTER FIVE YEARS
Testimony Remains
Unshakne.

Lexington Testimony Remains
Unshakne.
Time is the best test Of truth.
Here is a Lexington story that
has stood the test of time. It is
a story with a point which win
come straight home to many Of
us.
Mrs. Henry Brasch, Tenth &
Main Sts., gave the following
statement on December 4th,
1911:
Il had bladder and kidney
trouble and it was SO severe l
couldn't be on my feet. My
back ached terribly and often
made me cry out with the awful
pain. My kindeys were sluggish
my hands, limbs and ankles were
swoolen. | had blind, staggering
headaches and at times |
couldn't see. / used different
medicines but it was Doan's
Kidney Pills that gave me relief.
! got them at Crenshaw &
YoVng's Drug Store and | was
more than pleased with the re-
suits they brought.
On September IL, 1916, Mrs.
Brasch said; Il confirm my for
mer endorsement Of Doan's Kid
ney Pills and allow it to be pub
lished 50 that it may help
other sufferers. The cure has
been permanent for at least four
or five years and Doan's Kidney
Pills deserve the entire credit
Coo, at all dealers. Foster-Mil-
burn Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
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from there to Warrensburg for
a visit with Miss Roberta King.
DR.. T. C. RyIand of Lexington.
was here professionally Monday.
James Corbin, Jr., spent sever
days last week in Waverly with
his grandparents, MI. and Mrs,
James Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Pauling
and daughter, Miss Edna, Mrs.
Elna Truman and daughters,
Misses Blanche and Agnes, spent
Sunday in Richmond and Har-
din.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Bertrand
spent the 18th with Mr.. and Mrs.
Reilly Nelson.
Misses Vorheis Trent and Mar
garet Dirks with Lawrence
Ridgway were at Whites Island
Thursday.
DR., g, w. Johnson, wife and
haby Of Lexington, Mr.. and Mrs.
IFirman White and son, and Mrs.
Ella White visited with relatives
here Saturday afternoon.
Miss Lucy Belle Emanuel Of
Odessa, was here a short while.
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gordon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Webb Cole, Mr.. and.
Mrs. H. 7. Redd and small
daughter, Dorothy, Mrs. Mamie
Ragland. Mr.. and Mrs. Harmon
Wahl, Miss Dean Dysart and
John Vail were at Whites Is
land Thursday.
Married at Spring Lake, Tex
as, on Sunday, June 23rd, Miss
Mabel Vose and Lieut.. Lloyd
Vane Bently. They will make
their home for a while at San
Antonio.
Mrs. James Corbin and Mrs.
Ernest Corbin shopped in Lex
irgton Saturday afternoon.
A daughter was born Satur-
day to Mr.. and Mrs. George
Arth. The child lived only 4
short while. Interment was on
Monday in the Catholic cemete-
ny here.
There is quite a list of casual
ties to note this week. Harold.
the yougest son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Evans fell from the sec
ond story Of their home last
Tuesday but quite fortunately
was uniniured. John, the second
son, fell on Saturday morning,
and broke his wrist. On Tuesday
y
Rely Nelson had his hand
caught in the elevator at North
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Notice is hereby given to all cred
itors and other persons interested in
the estate Of Henry A. Hoehn deceas-
ed, that the undersigned Administra-
tor will apply to make a final settle
ment Of said estate, at the August
term, 1913, Of the Probate Court Of
Lafayette County, Missouri, to be be-
gun and held at the Probate Court
room, in the city Of Lexington, on the
second Monday in August, 1918.
WALTER B. WADDELL,
Administrator.
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FINAL SETTLEMENT.

Notice is hereby given to all cred
itors and other persons interested in
the estate Of Francis M. Teincuf de-
ceased, that the undersigned Execu-
trix will apply to make a final settle
ment Of said estate, at the August
term, 1918, Of the Probate Court Of
Lafayette County, Missouri, to be be-
gun and held at the Probate Court
room, in the city of Lexington, on
the second Monday in August, 1918.
MARIE CATHERINE TEINCUFF,
Execntrix.
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FINAL S~FTTLFMENT

Notice is hereby given to al cred
itors and other persons interested IN
the estate Of Fred Casper deceased.
that the undersigned Public Admin
istrator will apply to make a final
settlement Of said estate, at the Au-
gust term. 1913, Of the Probate Court
Of Lafayette County, Missouri, to be
begun and held at the Probate Court
room, in the city Of Lexington. an the
second, Monday IN August, 1918.
HENRY c. CEILES,
Publics Administrator.
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FINAL

Notice is hereby given to all cred
tiers and other persons interested in
the estate Of Robert B. Berrie deceas-
ed, that the undersigned Administra-
trix will apply to make a final set
Element of said estate, at the August
term, 1918, Of the Probate Court Of
Lafayette County, Missouri to be be-
gun and held at the Probate Court
room, in the city Of Lexington, on the
second Monday in August, 1918.
JENNIE G. BERRIE,
Administrative