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Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-01-23

Chas. Ballew, formerly of this city,
writes the following letter from
France to his mother, Mrs. J. H. Bal
lew, who now resides in Springfield,
Ohio. A brother, Turner Ballew, re-
sides in this city.
Dear Mother
American Expeditionary Force,
Nov. 80, 1918.-How is everybody?
! am all o. X. We sure had a fine Trip
over, although it rained every day we
were on the water. It took US two
weeks to come across. Hope you are
all well and happy.
Mother, it does not seem as if I was
SO far from home. May not be here
long. Who can tell? Dear Mother,
don't worry about me. I will get a
long all right, and will be home some
day. If you find anything scratched,
you may know I said something /
should not.
/ did not realize how far ahead of
this country we were until now but
believe me there is some difference.
Well, Mother, I guess / will close
with lots of love to all.
Your boy,
SGT. CHAS. w. BALLEW.
Hdqrtr. bet. 702, Steve Rev., 1st Engr.
Corps, A. P. o. 701, A. E. F.
The following letter from a base
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-01-23

Frank Robards, a former Mexico
boy who has been employed by the
Chicago & Alton at Bloomington for
some time, is visiting friends here.
Mr.. Robards has given up his Bloom
ington position and will leave in a few
days for Los Angeles, Calf, where he
will make his home.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-01-23
. Good Word for Chamberlain's
Tablets

Il am very much pleased to have the
opportunity to say a good word for
Chamberlain's Tablets" writes Mrs.
Mamie Bartel, Moberly, Mo. 81 think
it is the hest thing for stomach trou-
bles and constipation that l have ever
used" The above shows the high es-
TEEN in which Chamberlain's Tablets
are held b ythose who have used them.
Give them a trial. They will do you
good. Adv.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-01-23

But l hope to be back before very long
and | can tell you about Army life
much better than l can write.
Tell Maggie to write; also the rest
of the kids. So bye bye. Hope to hear
from you soon.
l am your brother,
PRIVATE C. w. STUART,
Hdqrs. Co. $40 Inf. A. P. 0. 1876.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-01-23

Miss Rollie Calhoun of Laddonia
vas brought to the Mexico Hospital
Friday night.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-01-23
DON'T LET A COLD
KEEP YOU AT HOME
Dr.. Kings New Discovery
almost never fails to
bring quick relief

Small doses once in awhile and til.
throat-tearing, lung-splitting cou1i,
Soon quiets down. Another dose and !
hot bath before Jumping into bed, :
good sleep, and back to normal in tn
morning.
Dr.. Kings New Discovery is VS.
known. For fifty years it's bcc-
relieving coughs, colds and bronchil.
attacks. For Fifty years it has been
sold by druggists everywhere. e
reliable remedythat you yourself oraa2
member of your family can take safs.;.
Train Those Stubborn Bowel J
Help nature take its course, nc:
with a violent, habit-forming purge
tive, but with gentle but certain and
natural-laxative, DR.. Kings New Lii
Pills. Tonic in action, it stimulates the
laxbowels. oldbydruggists
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-01-23

Dear Father
France, Nov. "a, 191S.-Win write
you a few lines as this is Fathers
Day. They say these letters won't be
censored.
l am still alive and am sure glad of
it. l believe l have done my part of
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-01-23

American Expeditionary Force,
December 2, 191S.-Will drop you a
line to let you know that l haven't
forgotten you. / am well and doing
fine.
Here's hoping you all a merry
Christmas and a happy New Year.
Sure wish l were there to eat Christ
mas dinner with you, but l will wait
and eat Easter dinner with you. l
have always thought that / would be
home Easter. If I can get back that
soon, I sure will be satisfied. I think
that if anyone goes through this war
and doesn't get wounded or killed, he
SURF is a lucky fellow. / am as happy
as / could be, considering everything.
/ am alive and well, and the war is
over, so what more could l want?
And you ought to be a proud mother
and father to know that your boy is
somewhere in France alive and well
and awaiting his time to return to his
loving parents. So I can't see any rea-
son for your not being happy and
proud of that.
Give my best regards to all my girl
and boy friends. / will close for this
time.
Your loving son,
LEE ROE,
Amb. Co. 80, 9Th Sanitary Train, Am.
E. F., A. P. o. 745.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-01-23

Mrs. S. H. Johnson has received the
following interesting letter from FER
son Charles NJ. johnson. who IS an
Engineer in France.
Dear Home Folks
ON THE MEUSE, November "a
| received two letters from you
yesterday and surely was glad TO
hear from home again; it had been
some time since we had gotten any
mail and / was expecting a whole
bunch of letters, but suppose there
are more on the road somewhere.
w have moved since | last wrote;
moved closer to the front but had
been up here only a few days when
they ceased firing. But / saw and
heard as much of war as l want. Yea
have read of barrages; we were
under a real barrage fire, one and a
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-01-23
Train Those Stubborn Bowel

e. l. Weir, west or MIexIco. ne VIII
visit the latter a short while before
returning to his home in Illinois.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-01-23

stock yarus. lns men 10 tins properly
of John w. Weleh of Omaha. What
is said to be the tallest game cock on
record, a bird thirty-six inches high,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-01-23

the last of the week and are visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. Boat
man.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-01-23

NOFu-E IN u Ldseu-tuG @UTh ~ OUUbI8UU
on earth peel right off like a banana
skin-and that's magic "Gets-It."
Tight shoes and dancing even when
you have a corn need not disturb
you if you apply a few drops Of
"Gets-It" on the corn or calluS.
fooler. You don't have to fool with
corns-you peel them right OF with
your fingers by using "Gets-It."
Cutting makes corns grow and
bleed. Why use irritating salves
lane or bandages? why putter and
still have the corn? Use "Gets-It"
your corn-pain is over. the corn
Is a ''goner" sure as the sun rises.
"Gets-It," the guaranteed, money
back corn-remover. the only sure
way, costs but a trifle at any drug store.
MID by E. Lawrence & Goa Chicago, Ill.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-01-23
LETTERS FROM OUR
SOLDIER BOYS

Claude Lee McFadden writes his A.
teresting report of experiences in az
ton. His letter follows;
My Dear Folks
Somewhere in France, Oct. 6, 1913.
II will write you all a few lines TO
let you know I am well.
/ have returned from one of the
biggest drives ever pulled off. 1 came
back o. K, except a few wire cuts or
my hands and face and I got a breath
of gas that made my mouth sore for Il
few days. I guess l did not get my
gas mask on quick enough. l saw
lots of dead Dutch, also prisoners. |
am wearing a belt with a crown on it,
that | took off of a dead Hun. l have
three helmets l vas going to send
home, but l could not carry them. 1
will try to send you all one o
/ will tell you how close they came
to me. My rife was hit twice, l got
a hole in n pants leg, and a a of
bulley beef l was carrying had a hole
it it. It looks pretty close, but l did
not mind it at the time. We were as
cool as could be. I was of the
bunch that took four towns. Wish 1
could tell you the moves 1t is some
sight to drive the Dutch out of a town
and go into it like we owned it. All
the old soldiers can't tell anything 10
what we a tell when we get back.
Gray Hanna and George Talley are
all o. K. George Reed was wounded.
Louis Cauthorn and Roy johnson are
missing.
Wish l were there to make Classes"
Ha. Ha. Save me some, for I will be
hungry for home eats when ] get
back.
I don't look togo in another drive
soon-if we ever do. Ha! Ha! Write
o and l wiR do the same. Don't be
uneasy if you don't hear from me fer
a week or so at a time, for I am not
where you can mail a letter every
day. 1 got the birthday postcard you
sent me today.
As / have so much to do, will close
for this time. I guess the U. S. newy.-
papers are giving lots of good news.
I don't think many more boys will be
sent over here soon, as I am in hopes
it will be finished soon.
Write soon,
With love,
PRVT. CLAUDE LEE McFADEN,
Co. F. 137th Inf, A. E. F., A. P. o..
743.
P. 81 saw Claude Crump yester-
day. / got a letter from VIM. Hub
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-01-23
riap4uaIaI pruIa4otSlVn

W L Brownlee and Benjamin Hall
of Farber made business trips to
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-01-23
ISLANDERS, Walkers,
"Gets.li'' for corns
World Has Never Known It's Equal.

"what will get rid of my cornT"
The answer has been made by mil
1ions-there'S only one corn-remover
that you can bank on, that's abso-
lutely certain, that makes n corn
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-01-23

Plnmsnfk TO enke-cffeckiyes Let
k-moids help strAishten cut your
digestive erouhies.
MApE HT sccTr O Eo9NE
MAMEsR@ CO. SGoTr3 EAAuLS5CM.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-01-23
"Red the Second"

N. C. Maxwell of Rush Hill, Mo,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-01-23
With Love.

CHARLES w. JOHNSON,
Co. B. COB Engineers
No. 2684763.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-01-23

PRVT. CLAUDE LEE McFADEN,
Co. F. 18th Inf, A. E. F., A. P. O..
TAB.
P. ST. saw Claude Crump yester-
day. I got a letter from VIM. Hub
bard today.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-01-23

SERGT. r. E. STRANGE,
Co. c., ITO F. S. Bn. 35th Division.
A. E. F.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-01-23

The following letter from a base
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1919-03-21

A $1,000 contribution to Mount
Sinai Hospital, Cleveland, O., in
memory of Mrs. Louise C. Stone,
deceased wife of Mr.. NJ C. Stone,
1886 Mayfeld road, has been an
nounced. Mrs. Stone passed away
Feb. l, 1919. She was sixty years of
age.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1919-03-21

Word has been received by Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Gittleman, 726 Girard avenue
north, of the death of their son, Jack
in France. Jack Gittleman contracted
pneumonia and died on February e.
He enlisted in February 1918 with the
305 Field Artillery, Battery C. He went
overseas on May 18th, and was in action
all the time to the armistice. He parti-
cipated in the battles of Chateau Thierry,
Verdun, St. Mihiel salient and was
through the Argonne forest, Jack Gittle-
man has shown all through his service
most remarkable spirit Of self sacrifice,
declaring over and over in his letters how
happy he felt to be doing his part for
his country, the same spirit he showed in
his Y. M. H. A. activities, and all the
members are joined in grief over the
loss of their fellow member.
/ In Congregation Beth Medrosh
Hagodal, of Denver, Colo, DR.. c.
F. Kauvar was elected for life at
salary of S., 1000, an increase of $1,000
over his present salary. DIR, Kau-
var has been the spiritual leader of
his congregation for seventeen years
It has grown greatly under his lead
ership. The congregation has en-
tirely outgrown it's present home
Ground for the new one will be
broken about April TO- The congre-
cation is planning an institutional
synagog to house it's many activities.
The St. Johns herald., 1919-07-31

Upon protest from w w Berry, the board ordered that the proposed increase of cattle assessment of 30 range cattle be cancelled.
 Upon protest of M. A. Candelaria, the proposed increase of from 4,500 to $500 sheep, the proposed increase was ordered cancelled.
 The Double Circle Cattle Go protested by letter against the proposed increase in their assessment of So cattle 20 bulls
The St. Johns herald., 1919-07-31
Minutes of Board of Equal
 ization, Apache County.
St. Johns, Ariz., July ', 1919

St. Johns, Ariz., July 2, I9I9
 The Board of Supervisors met on this date, at 9:3O a. m. as board of equal izetion, there being present Chairman W. H. Gibbons, members Jos. Udall and Burr w Porter, and B. Y. Peterson, Clerk.
 Minutes of the June meeting were read and approved. The clerk submit ted proof of publication of the increas- ed assessments notice by the St Johns Herald, which contained a list of all proposed raises made by the board of equalization at their June meeting.
 F. w. Nelson, Art Saunders, Mr. Morgison, M Danenbaum, Frank Pur- cell, w, w. Berry, H. J. Platt, ct els, appeared before the board and protested against the proposed raise of all Grant lands to $I. co per acre.
 After due consideration the board or dered that the valuation on all Grant lands held by individuals be placed at soc per acre.
 MT. Azcarate appeared before the board in protest to the proposed raise of from 25OO sheep to 5000 sheep. From evidence produced by the said Ezcarate, 1t appeared to the board that the pro- posed raise of 800 sheep was unjust and was therefore ordered cancelled.
 Joy B Patterson appeared before the board in protest to the proposed added assessment of s, 1000 improvements on A. c. M. I. property on lots I, 4 and 5. After an explanation by MT. Patterson, the amount was ordered placed at $2, 900.
 Gustav Becker appeareh and protest ed to the raise of from 500 cattle to 75O. After hearing the explanation of Mr. Becker it appeared to the board that the raise was partially unjust and it was or dered that the number be placed at $50.
 Boise, Gates & Johnson protested by letter against the proposed raise of 100 head of cattle, giving figures and show ing reason why such raise should not be imposed. After due consideration the proposed raise was ordered cancelled.
 Gustav Becker prote sted against the proposed raise of from $Ioo to $Iooo on machinery and equipment at the Becker Garage. After consideration of figures submitted by Mir. Becker the Board or dered the valuation placed S475o. Mr. Becker also protested against the raise of from $36.OOO to s4O,OOO on stock of goods of the Becker Mere Go. at Spring erville. It appeared to the board that the said increase was unjust and was therefore ordered cancelled.
 J w Burk protested by letter against the proposed raise of from 5000 to g. 500 on stock of goods. It appearing that the said w Burk had not furnish ed the Assessor a merchants inventory as is required by law, it was therefore ordered that the valuation remain as DrODOSed
The St. Johns herald., 1919-07-31

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-16

70 bs au0se1 a1iex by fas secreaxry
arc thE-msr arc rsns1re rnrnsfrss.
81 C wnun rf'reSgsr1ly reside II
Guthrie 1he headquarters toxr
a n5ns sHsponss il bsanE made 10
The canvass puf uU ~ tAs worers
rrgsrizs-5crs q he city for srsz-srs
Tsare iE onlr rwD weeks nrre. as Al,
work i to be ooas ~ June first
This sftu-- Of aE thass hslp1ng 80
shape tr that ztnoe ia orly Cns evil
sHnns ut what -re wursr of LoEsr
ezsnn<xf "a O. when cauet upon
Names ssdes ts kxJuznr hr1nr rsEi
ioasF a-s N-t csroas. Hrs Asaev. Nrs
Geo s7'se- Mrs HBteAins. Mrs Assen-
Mrs D-L0E. Mr~ c-zsens. N-T coie.
St-E G~trksr Ara Fsewes, Pszaiae Gsn-
suns and LIKE Gifssun Mr. K~sasr
san u he- care stating wty Ess Gag
Dv- krf1 q present
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RED CROSS NOTES

Ms Z L Warner il fnsttinr hsi
zsnth psir ut rssugss F1ocksnEk M-E
Warner las Always bess uns q 1ns
rhsp1Erf best EnzzsrK 5nsa sr ek1nE
bs- Epare mnneu1s wAsr car en q
xaEs nufslrg
Ruuse-- Bu-.an rr Goods Co mas
buugn. ans esnspte-s Surplus sewing
thread. taps anc ptbs. Eunrfr articles
There IL szpE stEras saE-irx s--'ssS N
hand. 1ssg Fa-o sg,ouls AZ Is osnts .
ssooa. v45r:t is being spla Il md
r1dEalk ~
T'hs ezerrrvs 59zrt ~t tos Logan
puru1r chsyte- bsse IS ususS um;ran
" neszirE n s1,e E,f-Sns q ms sstr7s-
txrr Nonasr- Mar L. Owing 70 the
uunt5sinr II ms -naoE a. me b-znrh-
- were mo- Represented l. was &C.
uost ~ r1.oEe r-'sseu- -hs- tbs board
Il -1s future would rses1 azlr OK
special occasions. - The cal Ct INC
ser-xzs-r. II re nssrtzus sarort-
-r = ,rvrss5unf u ne nF-2srt ne
zscasssrr business &C sts CnsYtsr ls
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ONE BUSY BIRD FOR
AUSTRIAN ESCUTcEEox

Zrriuf Mar 7r-T'ns German Ak
r-aEr government mas lr-boneet II
rsr7sHuser- 4 ffiE aa- al BlsH-at8un II
ana AuE-isr ssBcuas:n41n sss1 q AlsI-
nk nssHsHes
-5HDns1uTr znt AaEls WI ne ETnrls
1nEfssne Esf touffss bsHoeu TrH bi-d
VIZ rsar q r-pvI ant hHit n snt
xasv q Br.r-int. al III ssIDbism Tt HEri-
rr1zu-t. Epf Il Ebs p1hsf hammer
a. AZ aufisu &c 1nuuE-r
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Enuhr aid innams,s If pBssitA y
ne aaf,r fars 1ihs rae e'-Erns hitsif- :
suitf ssh8r olr,a.ifs IRE A'izHnsaf luH.
Der rH-ns housed L lErrs F-ocnrv csa1-
ns-r III Is psinr 4Drr urv-r trnHr y
-ahs -n1n inr 8 irauE nuncns
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=1-7Ee =1soLEn.

B0t PRasl lssr sncec * -nr raHrE
ilnsr,ssnI1msn from g1-at- nauurr fzsr
grand lEr-esIE. WIZ paruiet from 1ns
gsEs-li Rrl3a-v hF GrEernx- Rssperu snf
-7sf ranss wvnlr tEs. i,sser Pr x apou
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-16

Musf VIII -eruts ynu- galgfE 1his
ms besr e,eu1lnet II tht rsse q
q sne- puupd New Suri ns1r v'hn i7at
jaf pumping wind mn q lirt organ
tie l8sl 1st pounds IN & vas'
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NEa CLASS Escur--
~ wuc- wo~Es

]. roEss sbsur s1se = 1sss -bs sea-
cssf sZsss 6sr-.-sk. Tns R5is -eursnr
ms xloEe1 E-snrs1.-t q claz Tc s7A
The rzlns &c IN. <zsss csr eaE-ir fe
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Mnnfr B1rHnnst ft oitiztns n hf
stf.s ne abt sgHgt ruuncL n. netrrst.
au-snf iht WA pf~iod vi mn bf
t.heakea On unrI Hr.hr gusv q Hruu'u-
lrr ss r-nnf r.R-v.- S1Hst EuuIr Tn
la@ laEislI ru-t 7,Essel biz prUsae-
IL in. hIrHenarl ~ Ire uunn-x.
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A erass an unrl2n okl1scs san D.
started ~snn ~ tnt srslt tarr cnn
uiSslan<r rhs lsss losalafnrs sasf
&C some ssr.ngans ass on ne oais
gucsuDI
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-16

Ihs eeu1no slsry of ths william ss'l
flnirrl frsx,eT cnmpsus . nsafe
rnuplfgrf The business q sht cau
gArs oemAnas mnch msrs ronm Alil
NAnnsr~ RfRrnat. sho hns ,.fsa
hrlnms shf business a. Ms l,o.ns li
Ifpsrllihlrt Tolnts
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STIFF JOINTS
SORE MUSCLES
0h9 - onn6g ou1w - 0uu0nR 4
eRzGng ofuD q
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cu-zzE- b.1-g. and Nrrn<k Sprxzm xnl
bruises hrsl readily under "a sooGhp
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OF Local Momen.

wunnn Nsbis NJ Oklahoma IaF
savar CnrrwsL rf On tiun Hnt saurh
Dean q cArpsE were risifr-f m shs
oot ysnuws naeouuE-ra-S res7srdhF
wnr news il 1sValurlnE MIN plan
rr6inH-r politics.
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Nknnsr~ Rtarnat ~hs hns ,.s-sa
hrAahs ths eusiness a. ms lo.n. lf
Ifpt-llialrt pnlnts
Nf sss-hs Eslnnf. sssisaed ~ hsr
h-oihork sofn ant Dueesns. VII svs
pihnt r'rnai 81 the rss " y
cnnrcf lEnish.
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~ cn1oe-s ~ Nulml has bes1.
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hss isns lsfid ne place..
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In ~ "a some Uhu-rf LnL st hr7qs
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neah'set ne Eh6 ~ nu De re-
spnns.ia, sur hnt lndetseanass she
makes aI ne r r HAslen
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nelgnhDf II shs hstt -non. sallec 1n
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A eant mHrr PsHJdt hHrs realize
ihri 1hs inunrHir uf vpuih is m. En
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Guih-1s mn rauinnr 1--we vsie-
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