davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-01-16

TIIE
lowing an early decline. Trading con-
unued light.
January oats opened \ lower at
1914 but later gained Is. March open
ed at IT'S, down u, but later recover
ed the same fraction. May opened I'M
changed at rs and continued at that
figure.
January corn opened at $1.27ss, off
Is. but later gained ". March opened
late at $1.25s and subsequently gain
ed "a May opened rs off and later
lost the same fraction to S1.24ss.
Provisions were Irregular on a
steady hog market.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-01-16
CAILLAUX INTRIGUE
Is EXPOSED

CONTINUED from page /.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-01-16
Grain Review.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service
\ CHICAGO, Jan. 16.-Good local buy
ing sent grain up a shade today, fol
lowing an early decline. Trading con
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-01-16
POLITICAL CRISIS
rs SETTLED

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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-01-16
AS Socialist Republic.

STOCKHOLM, Jan. 16.-Petrograd
advices to Bolsheyiki paper in
Stockholm state that it is rumored
from the Smolney institute that the
government at the meeting of the
constituent assembly January 1S, will
present an ultimatum that Russia
shall be proclaimed socialist re-
public and that all land and property
shall be appropriated.
The constituent assembly must
either accept this proposition or 1t
will come into open conflict with the
soyiet's councils which stand on the
side of the government. In such q
conflict, the correspondent says, the
constituent assembly will come OH
the loser.
The government is organizing q
! system of barter with the peasants
who will not accept money, but de
mand commodities in exchange. Las
| Friday 200 railway cars loaded WITH
clothing were sent to different por
! lions of Siberia to be barteret
against corn.
| Haparanda (Swedem dispatche:
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-01-16

state that member OF German COM
mercial travellers have arrived at
Kieye, Odessa and Moscow to- estap-
fish connections with Russian COM
mercial houses.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-11-13
Why Billiards. a Bully Boy

There's no need of looking up the
ancestry of Major-General Robert Lee
Billiard, commanding the Second
American Army in the Champagne
sector in France. His name carries
the whole story. He is a son Of the
South, Alabama being his native
State, and his father called him after
the treat commander of the Lost
Cause, Robert E. Lee.
In France just now the delighted
military officials and the most full
some press say Of him that he is a
combination of Gouraud and Magin,"
these two being the popular hero
leaders of the present great drive to-
ward the Rhine. Billiard has a way
of getting things done. He reaches his
detectives. His men adore him, and
he inturn is fond of his DULLES. Here's
one shred of the reason, being the last
line Of commentator written by him
and read to the soldiers as they hoist
ed their flag on the heights which
he had ordered them to capture:
You're there; stay there! Gin
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-11-13
PROFESSIONAL CARDS

THoS. J. MACARTHUR. M. D.,-Special
Attention to Surgery and Gyniecology.
Cordele, Georgia.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-11-13

American soldiers are wearing as
trophies the German emperor's iron
3rosses taken from German prisoners.
Before the outbreak of the war
there were $4,000 German walters in
London and 10000 in Paris.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-11-13
MARKETING HOGS

beats buying them. Steve Hoover,
Mt. Pleasant, Iowa, writes: Com
menced feeding my herd of about 100
hogs B, A. Thomass Hog Powder over
two months ago. so were sick and
off feed Nearby herds had cholera.
l did not loss one-they are we'll and
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-11-13

A pretty brown-eyed, brown ring
let little lassie asked by her father if
she did not want to be a boy-"No sir
ree," she replied, "Uncle Sam would
get me-
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-11-13

The leaves and stems of Japa-
nese mountain shrub yield paper
from which serviceable waterproof
garments are made.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-11-13
FUNNY

According to British scientist K
rays are the most extreme rays at
the ultraviolent end of the spectrum.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-11-13

The time that lock patented by
st Paul inventor is lock or unlock
ed is recorded on paper ribbon.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-11-13
Sweden has areas of peat deposits
that are estimated to cover nearly
100000 acres.
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children
i'm Use For Over 80 Years
Always bears aH .as
the /% ZZXN~-l

Feathers revolving on shaft turn
the leaves of books within fuR'
eating cabinet patented by a SAN
Lake City inventor.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-11-13

Nathan Boniske Of Camp Greene is
here on furlough visiting his par
ents Mr. and Mrs. r. Boniske.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-11-13

OUT goes the dirt. Grandma sees to
" that Those great, big, bubbling,
cleansing Grandma suds just surge
through the clothes and not a bit Of
dirt can stay. No rubbing necessary,
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-08-29
Sofpital t @tate 8anf 8peningen
bIep 6rpbt -...

Soipitol I @tate 8anf 8pgningen
blep 6rRbt.
Get fprite 5tornniteo s6elogoe 8ps
eng 2psberf, og alt laa @eprfe, oa
Gtormen raiebe nebober Gorretnings-
1trsget. Mon ar1tager, at Soft, Der
foriggte at forlaoe @pgnineerne, 81
Stormen nerme6e Jig, fife fanot
fre1n ! Mprfet og blep operraifet, ioet
6e foriagte at fomn1e l,noaf.
neutrality-suspicious. bar n9iten unit
1igt paagruno af Merfet, ielb efter.
at BET bnr1te al Stormen bar ober.
2ngter og @limtlps bleo brugt og
meo oisie ubbggelige 9ps nnberf6gte
fripilligt bielpenoe Soft Ruinerne.
Set berite af gDflonen par ober
in6en 3-4 Minuter, iag6e nogle
8pen babbe EN- Befolfnine af ca. g.
900 og olle M9nb og apinoer, Der
pnr ijtanb til bet, nrbeibebe inat og
ioag meo at iege efter Sig &uiner-
ne .-r7s@ - -...... -.
Miolertibige SoIpitaIer er oprettet
Ii 9ienl l16far1terne al 8Den eller
anore biiponible BDgninger, iom
Stormen Iob ursrte. Daan bar life
nogen 1iffer Reoe paa be iaareoe men
man antager, at min6if 100 tom ti1-
fnbe. 200 Berfoner / ct ainernoto-
sraftbeater unogif gsb eller Sfaoe,
90 5tormen beb ct unberliet SiIfaIbe
ipingeoe forbi 8Dgningen u6en at Ifa-
Be ben.
Ser foreligger lite nogen nsiastig
8eregning oper gien6omsf faben, men
Berioner, ber benbte tilbage fra Ep-
Ter. erflerebe, at 5faoen bill operIti-
ae 81, 100000
ct. gauI, 22be Aug. 90. 9.
l5toef, 5efretnr foe gornmereial
Club / Jlorence, Minn, belberlote
liig ioag til guberner s. q. q. Burn
Quit ON SjrIp for ben bienIsste
I8p. @eneralaoin Nbinop tog
.lDortiettss paa 2oen 9ipt.l
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-08-29
5dter par tiIitebe beo Begrapelies
beitioeIigbeoen.

5ater par tilitebe beo Begrapelies=
bsitioeligbe6en.
2onbon, %. Mug. 8ritterne angri-
BET paa on1trent belle ben 20 0el lan-
ge Gront, Der ftraffer fig fra Gojeul-
floben til Dmegnen at gbnulnes, og
bar giort Jreugang paa etloel Buufs
ter, melote 5eltmariebnl 9nie ioag.
2ibt Dberligere Gremgang blep
|eiort paa TIE blot forifieHige Mfinit
al gIanbernfronten. Gpffe Weooan-
greb norbenfor Albert og / geor0ef
for 8aillenI bIep afpift.
Waibingto,l 23be Aug. 9e1oige
streiftog oe Bombeerpeoitioner bleD
melot af General Yeribing ioag i
bans 4ommunife for 9borsoas.
nWoroenfor @esle bragte ct bel,
oigt Streiftog tifbage II Sanger, !"
iae6e Yeribing: ~Gienotlige streif,
tog 2otbringen og glfafs bleo af-
oiit. s Norobeit for Soul- -ffipo en-
af bore G1pbere ne6 en- fienotlig Ma-
fine. 21oe og 226e slug. bo1nbar>
oere6e bore Glppere rne6 9el6 Sern'
banitationerne beo 2ongupon, sluoon
le @oman og Gonfldus. 31a Son
Bomber blep fa1tet og man lag5e
(Sortiettes paa 2ben Sibe.)
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-08-29
Wpttrral marfh.
stabsebefen fornbiiger after Seir
1919 meb en- anerifanf 9Gr
pan fire Nillioner.
Brosrammet er fire Nillioner inbe''
II naite Snni. Seraf e. M balb-
anben Nillipn / 6rlten.

@afbington ben 24be Mug. (Ni
Garl 9. groat). 9a generalitabs'
chef Marcb ipaaeoe en- SER i 1918
meo en- 100000 Itprf onerifanii
arme naite SUM, ofgaD ban eu
ufolbblooig anerifanjf 1niIitpr Me'
ming" Set bar ingen bombaitil
l1otalelfe elIer gaaftanb. Den ban
baieret paa bans 9ilIio til anlerifau.
lfe Soloater Ell Eillib infpirere1
beb at tienitgiere ,ne6 benz.
generolen forlifreoe MleoIem1uer
al Bresien ioag, at bans grflRrina
til Senatets MiIitprfomite Dar 0et,
beloperbeie6e n1ilitnre Wening
Samtibig anbenbarebe ban a
geationen MI baboe pasieret 1,5W,
900 Nerfet i fit Brogrnun for cn
Mrlne paa 4OOO, 900 Mono Setter
\
inben nn1h SUM.
Warcb faitIog ben Eanfe, at nRIte
aar er 5eirsnaret, foru6int at ame-
rita ifnffer De asoDenoise Mnno
uben at nile.
Sans Ero paa SER, bdIeret Jon
ban faaoe, pnn bans GiIIio III Sol
oaterne, inipireres poerligere al til.
bagebenbenoe 9ffieerer. Disfe
Me,lo, brast tiibnge Der og for.
fremnlet for frenrasen0e Eieneife.
taller til ban1 bans eget 5prog, Jon
ban uotrpfte BET De timber iffe
nogen mangeI poo EiIIio BET nn1e'
rifouife 5olf tbi beO bpereneite an
Ieonine, Set bnr bRret pnepet bol
|oet ereiet oe
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-08-29
Snternerebe amerifanere soSt Be-

Snternere6e 4merifanere goOt be-
banblet / 9prtiet. @aibington sen
.25be Mug. Dffieerer og bberbeoe
Men6 paa Il. 6. g. r5corpion", IN.
ter,.eret &onftantinopel at ben tpr-
fiife Regiering iioen ben lite april
1917, faar uon,nrfet Beban5ling og
oIle er beo COB SeIbreb, befienbt-
gioroe 5ldaoe6eporteMentet iaften ef.
ter Mo6tagelien at en- @apport gien.
mem ben feenife aegation @onitnn-
tinopel. Rapporten, Der beretter ON,
bporban Be tie Officerer 90 Sc Mano
at rseorpion"s @eietning leoer, bar
ben f6rfte 6etaliereoe Gfterretning.
man bar n1ootaget, Ii6en aanonbaa-
ben bleb interneret efter lite at babe
forla5t tprfiIf 5arbano inoen "a
elmer. 5.
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9r,tfnebe. Stem gorf ben 22oe
Aug. Spp 8erioner aatages orus'
net, ba en- @asoIinbaab, Der bugiere-
Be Is Cancer paa Sbeepsbea6 Bug.
ten, lniItebe Q,1rie,t fit Maifinitaoe
og bren onafring oprsrt 81. 2iget
af Mrs. Sbon1os MaeAulep, Der ba.
pnn Motorbnaoen, brep ilan6 paa
Rocfninnp 5trarro. Senbes Monb
Ieg en- anoen Manb, Der par Bad
ben, far1t fire Berioner / Ganoer
fapnes. Nnore Berioner / Ganoerne
bleb bierget.
2aniings Sbitre befpreres. Baris
/ ben 23oe 9luguit. gn1n1a g. Can.
| ling ae aatberine 6. g. 2aniing;
ISsitre at ll6enrigsHiniite Robert g.
2anfing, bar faaet BET franffe 4rigs,
fors for Arbeioe rneo Msbe aors af.
oelinger un6er Sesl6.,
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-08-29

9an nnDnte 8reber -pna an1eri-
fanif 9apperbeo og DDstigbeo. el
Officer al fprlte Dipiiion fortalte
Wareb ON grobringen at 68 aano.
ner ben liolte Offe,lTip og bporleoes
De bleb bragt tilbage bag bore egne
gogne. $500 Sanger blep taget
fanti6ig.
gn anoen bibtH life ofientliggiort
Sanbelie, fom ban berettebe, bar, nj
anben 3ipiiion baboe taget 10 belle
tDffe gatterier og gibet Dem til gene.
raj Yeribing.
gom- Spar paa fpeeielle spsres-
1naal angab Wareb be forifieIlige
Dibiiioners DpboIbsiteo faaIeoes::
s3be Dibiiion af 5te aorps tiencr
iom aflesningsoibiiion; Site Dipi.
lion af 4be Rorps ct 2inien NOR
8acearet;; 780e Dibifion er / gre-
ming 1ler Jrontlinien, 51be sSlfanteri
af CITE er i et Ereningsafinit.
S en- ODeriigt ober be britiif- fran.
ife Iremiteo i be 1ioite Daee erflere-
Be Stabsebefen, at BET irnuffe Arbei.
be, Granifmnnoene babbe giort, Inn.
De 8ritter1e opbffe Mngen til. ean
pnnpegeoe, at gritterne bnboe frem.
bragt ct NIT omeno Tibet 5remipring
peo 6renite6 paa begge sioer at ~
bert.
Mnreb beregne0e, at afitan0en ira
5rontIinien til Rbinen poa bet nRr-
meife BunH iffe er ober 90 giiI.
(Dette er i gD6, bpor an1erifnnife
.gtprfer befinoer iig % BET e nlu!igt,
at for at DiHbe SER 1,nIte Aar, pil
angrebet bIibe rettet mob Mbinen raa
bette gnnft for at bringe Qrigel 81.
refte iI0 Tgflau0.
McsIeunler af Senntets MilitRr-
Eonlite iog0e, at be iong bnDos Ho-
aet III General nbscIef gloreb oOer
GoriinfeIien j Dfientli i9sisrelien nf
ollie oInerifnnIfe Eob / oen Isaite
ga1rneoffenfiD sanatorerne iasbe,
at oe bapoe iortaa Marr1. At aanoeI
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begpnne at fon en- aneIie ON. at life
alIe 9ab oifentliggieres pnHftlig.
5e,,ato,erne iasoe, at Marcb f.areoe
bertiI, at Der er ubpre BanffeIigbe-
Bee nee at jamie fulbitanoise oa
nsiagliae Glitter. San erflereae obio.
Int, at ingen Gab BIT blibe benne.
l1a5olbt. MlIe bill bliDe me6oeli
RubIifum ioa tioIig lem Nsiagtigheo
tiIinocr.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-08-29
Inrnann I Uglfr .
Zen life 8g 2ineoln gonntp, ,Winr1.,
Gaarbt rammet. Stort Sab .
af Wenneffelip.
Cper 80 Menneifer, fur en- itor Del
banffe, brGbt at Ster1nen os ct
tprt Mntal tilfabeDmne.

6Iorence, Winn., ben 22be slug.
@e1e Gorretningsitrgget / EDler,
2incoln County, Mi,,n., blcb poelast
al en- gpflon melle1n ST. 9 og 10
igaaraftes, melber &iebmanb 6. M:1.
6erfon berfra 8pen. San penote til
base i6ag fra &Dler, bporben ban
ifpnote fig meo Golf for at bjelppt
9l Torbin6elle blep aibrubt> oa GD'
Honen fu1oiten6ig e6elag6e Eelefo1l=
ltationen Der.
Mnoerfon, ber bnb6e arbeioet bele
g1atten j ben sbelngte aanbg gbDs 01uis
ner, anilog Eabet al Mennelfelip til
Iober so. Da ban forlo6 ben bjem-
iagte 8p, bap6e man taget 25 Sig fra
@uinerne og man breb fremoetes paa
me6 at arbeibe fortbilet Nuinmas.
Ierne.
@tormen ran1nebe Centrum Of
Sorretningsbiitriftet og mango af De
poelagte 8pgninger Dor al Mluriten.
Disie blep fuloIten6ig iepnet meo
Sorben 1ogoe MnoerTon.
II Yotienter Gpler 9oipital blcp
6rpbt. 6d Stor111en totalt g6elaqoe
Soipita1et, iag6e ban. aserionlig
bialp ban til at toge nogle Sig fra
@uinerne af Soipitalet, oer bar / al
6en gtage al en- 8anfbpgning.
Set iterlte Sab af Menneifelip paa
ct enfelt Ste6 bar 6armers 9tate
8anf Buil6tng, bpor 5tormen ober-
raifeoe flere pror1tnente 6orretningS-
men6, oer bolbt en- @onferers i gan,
fen angaaenbe 2incoln County l1bItii,
ling. Sem Yerloner, 6eriblanot g.
6. Gbriitian1on og 60 9eelion bleo
brebt Ser. ~
Ere Sig bleb funbet poa Srapper,te
til ben fatbolife Rirfe. 9isie Yerio-
ner bar eienipnlig blepen !eftet i
8eiret fra Gentrumsbi1triftet, fsrt i
aDartaler 90 faitet mob 9irfens
Trapper og oebe Der. Mrs, Yet,r
@onion og be,1bes Dutter blen orpbt
i tit Sien1: De fanbtes ibag / &ui-
nerne of &iemmet. Mooeren bar
orebt ibet bum bienIpn1ig baboe
itaaet ober lin Datter og foriegt t
beIfpHe 6enne.
Sim Snele, 6er arbeiber / Tpler>
bIep leftet fra 2anbsbDe1s Sobeo-
ga6e og fa1tet neo / Ruinerne II
8anfbpeningeu, fagbe Mn6erio,,.
Sorrctningsonn1en Wiis griefion
bleo orebt poa @ier1bei fra ben gu-
tit, bbori bun arbeioeoe
S1orenee, 22oe Nug. 81 Sig, iom
man baboe funbet i @ninerue al ben
of gDflon beriebe gp 9Dler i beitlige
Minneiota, bar ibentificeret efter
Miooog ioag: antallet Of forulpffe--
Sc antoges at billie bIiDe enbnu 1terre.
! gpflone11 traf gDen fgr 81. 10
igaaraftes og berieoe en- 5trpfning
libt oper ct apnrtol breo nebober
gDens &obebgabe 9ft % @eit. Zen
boelaete bpereneite betpoelig 6orret=
ninesbpgning Der, beretter gienDio-
Ener.
sssernbarebanoler g g. Anberion
|ernareoe, at bpereneite en- 9pler
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-08-29
9rt1 5th1riru.
Gienbaige afblinger angreb Gene.
raj 6almnieoius iapanefife STIR.
fe, men blep Iaaet tilbase.
Del anierifanife 3Sbe &nrs og be al
lierebe bringer ben fbrfte ptpnp-
,niife 9iGlp til 3nslanb.

9ofio, 17be aug. Gien5tligc Af.
|belinger angreb General aalmui.
cotps Mfoeling, men blep meo Selo
I1aaet tilbage, iagoe bet ferite offieis
ellie aomnunife fra 8laoipoltof.
Jronten ibag. u6ienoen bar ca. g..
600 Eropper nar llspenca og Silna.
com paa bor bsire 5lsi@, flyer 3om'
munifeet, rog nnbringer Maifinfano.
11er paa 5laaber llinrifloben.
Nor6- -Wantfebuerne billie De il.
po1ife 9ropper belfommen
Zen fiea1tIige tDrfe Longs
anurf (oer bonner ben 1loro.
liee Wanticb.riife granie CO. 800
MiD anilnaes til 1900, oeri ino-
befattet $500 piterrigere og 9pffe.
re, Der tibIigere bar arigsfaneer.
S ggnen ON 8aifalieen ct Der
lea. $4,000 fienotlige Soloater, Der
Iiblnnot 10000 Nterrigere % 9Dffc.
re. Ger er ca. $1,000 ubebpbneoe
giterrigere og Spifere, tisligere
4rigsfanger, / ggnen ON 8aifalisen
og $500 lnngs Nmur. -.
@aibington ben 22be auguit. (af
9aobert S. @enber). Set amerifanife
Hsbe aors og De alliereoe Mrmecr
/ sibirien bill poe ben fsrite pfono.
miife @irlp til 6oltef i 9fuslano
Otter 5ereren af De an1erifanIfe
Stprfer, General 0rapes' anfontit
til glaoiboitof CT BET ferite Sfribt at
ierge for Mao og alGoer til be
5ecbo-Topaffiife 9ropper og til BET
rnsiiffe golf, BET Diitrift, bpori De
aIlierebe faI bolbe Oroen.
Zen a,1itllnbenoe bitre iibiriife Bin.
ter / Gorbinoele n,eb ben for
|birrebe ffnancieIle StiIling i 8us-
lamb binorer foreI6bie ahenbelie al
ben egentlige aIIierebe gfonomiife
Misiion, fo,u omiioer bill biplpe til
at bringe BET rusiife Gorretningslib
paa Jeooerne.
Gerfor BIZ ben meit nsbbenoige
9iaIp Mab og Gorraa6 for
n9rbprenoe blibe foroelt at BET Hs-
Be aors. nmaaoelige 0plag at 6isfe
Gorrao6 begbnber at nnfomme til
glabiboltof.
Set ferfte itore Maal meb Sam
pngnen for at binlpe AusInno er
at jamie BET rusiiffe GoIf i be Gi.
ftrifter, bbori be nlliereoe 9ropper
gi6r gngitienefte, %, efterfom ben
aIliereoe asfiFtonee fortfatter pelt,
ober fra glaoiboiiof, at ieree for, at
Solicit bag 2inierne1 bar not Mao,
life frbfer % er IDffeIige.
Gor at biaIpe Ill at forene Be man.
ge 5nftioner l RusInnb I bette Di.
| ftriH er BET pIanIngt at beuptte iis al
rusfiife miIitnre Difieerer, fon nj,
|er ftrnnoet ! bette % anbre nIliereoe
aauoe. NeRnoene er neget ibrise. ef-
ter at gi6re III.
JorDirreoe finnncielle filitnnbe 1
Eislono Dil forninoite 4anocIen
|n.eo ben Rotiou iii praftiF iaIt el,
@pttebon0el i q 9iosrlim, efterat oe
|1Hiere0e aegierineer e iitnno tiI At
|sienoPrette Be etonomiile 9iIitanoe.
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6uar I'll Nnr1r.
9pfflanb tlb1ber Gritatning, nnar
BET TIM berries, at sfibe fanfes
11ben 8nrid.

ariftionia ben 27be aug. 9Dif-
lamb bar fom 5bnr paa Norges gro.
|teit mob 5Rnfning af bets 5fibe
,1benfor uSare5onen" tilbuot gritat-
ming, bbor BET bebiies, at ct 5fib
bIeb fRnfet noen gariel, bleb Der be-
fienotgiort ibag. Norffe Blabe iDrer
for 8eilagIngselie af tiliDarenoe tpif
Coinage, Zig fotn 5panien tpang
gDinanb til at gan 1neb paa.
Mexico Missouri message., 1918-08-01
WOULDN'T SELL CIGARETs.

An evangelist named Thomas is
holding a revival meeting at Paris,
Mo-, and vast crowds go to hear
him. According to the Paris Ap-
peal he got after the Methodists in
the following fashion:
"A dancing Methodist, according
to an emphatic opinion handed out
by Evangelist Thomas, Tuesday
night, is just about the worst often
der in all the catalog of trippers of
the light fantastic. Whether this
was because Methodists are expect
ed to be above such worldly things
was not stated.
THE evangelist, while condemn
ing the dance as a device of the dew
il, also hurled a harpoon into the
theatre and the card players.
Speaking of cards, he had pre-
viously declared that he would not
go to France as Y. M. C. A. work
er because he could not agree to
sell playing cards and cigarets to
soldiers"
Apropo to the above, the Appeal
further comments: Evangellsts
adopt Billy Sundy methods and Ian
guage because it seems that no 9TH
er sorts will reach the people. This
was exemplified at Paris last week.
Evangelist Thomas quoted Scrip
ture until he was black in the face.
Everybody remained calm, altho 40
of the passages consigned whole
droves of the congregation to perdi-
tion unless they mended their ways.
He discoursed by the hour in elo-
quent and polished language.
Nothing happened to indicate that
anbody approved. He paid a glow
ing tribute to the President, to the
army, to the navy and to the cause
for which we fight. The great con-
gregation showed just about as
much interest as If he had been
turning a hand organ backwards.
Finally he got after the kaiser and
recalled the old rascals assertion
that by Christmas he would take
dinner in Paris. In the laguage OF
Billy Sundy he'll be damned lucky
to take dinner anywhere on that
good day. the evangelist exclaimed.
Then the audience broke into
cheers. and had a fine old time
When the meeting was over every
body shook hands and agreed that
it was the greatest sermon OF the
series. 1t all went to prove what
Christ demonstrated two thousand
years ago, which was that you have
to do something that is bit differ
ent sometimes IL you would make
folks sit up and take notice.
Mexico Missouri message., 1918-08-01

Articles of incorporation as filed
at the offich of the Recorder of
Deeds in this city state that the pur-
pose of the organization is: To build,
operate and maintain grain elevator
or elevators; to guy, sell store, trade
and transport live stock, hay, grain,
and all products thereof, seeds fer
tilizers wool, manufactured or pat
ented live stock, and poultry foods,
conditioners, panaceas, meals and all
other products of like or similar ma
ture; to buy, sell and otherwise deal
in implements, fuel, drain tilts, wat
er gaps, fencing, staple food stuffs,
binder twine and all other supplies,
repairs, materials and machinery at
Mexico Missouri message., 1918-08-01
County Clerks Notice Of
Primary Election

Notice is hereby given that a pri-
mary election will be held at the
regular polling places in each pre-
cinct of said County of Audrain and
that the polls will be opened be-
tween the hours of six O'Clock in
the morning and seven O'Clock in
the evening unless the sun shall set
after seven o'clock, when the polls
shall be kept open until sunset, on
the first Tuesday of August, 1918.
being the sixth 60 day of August,
1918, for the purpose of nominat-
ing candidates for State, District.
County and Township offices, to be
voted for at the general election to
be held on Tuesday, the fifth day of
November, 1918.
That the hereinafter mentioned
list contains the names and postof-
flee address of each candidate for
nomination, together with a desig-
nation of the office for which he is
candidate, and the party or prin-
ciples that he represents; the hours
when the polls will be opened.
Mexico Missouri message., 1918-08-01
FARMERS ORGANIZE

Over 200 farmers in the vicinity OF
Notwithstanding a number near
Farber. Curryville, Gazette and Cen
ter-have formed corporation and
recently the articles of incorporation
were filed in the office of the Coun-
ty Recorder in Mexico. The capital
stock is $50, 900, half paid up. There
are 400 shares, $50 par value.
From the list of stockholders, five
have been selected to act as a board
of directors for the first year. They
are: JEFF d. McCune, r. p. Keith, =.
NJ. Beshears. Wyman Rohr and Camp
Helm. The corporation is to last for
4 period OF so years.
Mexico Missouri message., 1918-08-01
DIES IN IRELAND.

Mrs. Mary O'Sullivan, the mother
of Father Timothy O'Sullivan, the
priest of st. Brendens Catholic
Church in Mexico, died short
time ago at her home in Tlpperarv
county, Ireland. Father O'Sullivan
held a requiem high mass at his
church for his mother yesterday
morning.
Mexico Missouri message., 1918-08-01

tendant to and commonly used in
farming, live stock and poultry feed
ing enterprises; to acquire, hold and
convey such real estate as may be
necessary to the successful prosecu-
tion of the above named objects of
said association"
Mexico Missouri message., 1918-08-01

For Collector of the Revenue repre-
senting the Democratic Party:
j. d. Beatty, Mexico, Mo.
T. p. Noel, Martinsburg, Mo.
T. ]. Kelso, Mexico, Mo.
e. j. Sims, Thompson, Mo.
omer Dickerson, Centralia, Mo.
l.. A. Harris, Martinsburg, Mo.
Edw Machin, Mexico, Mo.
C. P. Arnold, Mexico, MO.