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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-07

O0prs. 5ranf sno,p ~betrastebe isrsn1obis Bitten fcra1
benbe. gun tinbe ben roenaS; basbe irepet ben
neb ct snes @anse os bper gsotat fines at CRIME os eisre
Star al benbe, iom ON be pilSe iise: TIA mig bpis
bu fam"
aleber for gurnene, Isiurance S12. so, ben lansit
f~orfaIbne Sottcrresnine, en- nh 9apenport for 3neli8s
bereIiet, ben &iplen bun trrnste iad iadrt, Sfo til
Sranf % iaa burbe Der bore noset EXTRA for at boIoe
samiIiens spistan,mer bel fprisnet naar bisie sIests
ntnser TOM pau Seiss. Snn aSDerehe idntr1en teleu,
$19s.5o % life r,inbre ~bebsoebes.
Ren bporlebes ifuIbc him faa bisie Seree? gun
trntte paa at isse SeIfiaftiseie for en- lib paa ct Sons
tor eler / en- gutit, feb aioleism euer Susarbeibe pilbe
iette benbe iftdno til at cpertou,n,e bet ioelise arup pda
Iere Serge 'enb DIR. Snotps u,aere 5ortienehe trnre
tiIfrebsfiIe.
Iobitnrbcube fursaitebe bun bper Soe ions nnrilis
for babe bun il life Siemn,et Oe Ssrnenc at ia bare
paa? Spis Der bare bapbe peret nDeet bun tiinSe slsre
bien,n,e, for greunpel Ssarbeibe pr. Stpt. gsen ben
nrrreite sabrit bar m,iIeets bprte 90 bcsrecn iaa be-
taItc Be iaa tibet for b~euilass arbeibe..
Mers. Suop bar urr SurtpilcIie inbtil BIN en- 9as
tiIiGlSiapis toa pp ct Daasa5ine % Der faIpt benSes
Se pad IoHI pi 'gneS' ~ ''' ~"
efter @earbart &lan for Siemmeitritnine, gun lG'te
on, bporIebes bun tiubc itritte be ~bctcnSte auipear
Strsmpeporer / Sp % geae i tit eset Sicm berpts'
tenbe Tleuemifunber iom bper SusroSer froer hoer
Sag. guer bun finbe anpenbe al lin SiS, ON bun
snftebe.
Wrs. Snotu unberisste % fanbt gearbart Company
at bore en- i'm santnrel Sorretnins u1eS ct Hp for at
eisre aiturat icm De loper. % at Der bar trilIncer az
tiIfrebie apiuoer = os garnb osiaa - iom bapSe srebct
anIebninsen 8earbart tilbsS.
Gig mango andre 9pinbcr, iol bar fslt Srapet al
Rsbpenbiabeb, icnbte Isrs. Snov efter en- @earbart
Stanoarb aritter os ben uouerfSe Ssaars arbe'os'
'Ontratt, Der fsIser meb bper @afinc. snart bar bun
ifrro meb at penoe fine Ieoisc Stuuber inS til en- patter
rsentIis SnotGst.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-07
Gurtis 6anSlim8 ifaHer Yensene

Su er penIisft iubbubt iii at itrioe itrar til @earbart
for frie fuISe SpIpsrinser. Sc bill meb glebe forflare
SetaIierue bborlebes bu fan faa 8ear6art Stanbarb
anitter, frt 8arn os nib Snfrrttion ON at itritfe
guipear Gtrsmpeparer. On bill erfare ON be liberaIe
Sriier. be bill tetaIc big for Din Slitti9beb oe alt on,
BEN ~aercrsie 3sGars 8ontratt. Tom bu osiaa fan faa.
gent iael Strib ibasl SpirtteIie fan ifaoe bin
QuIebnire. aan bu euer nosen anben 8oinoe, iom birs
telis snter at tiene Sense itrar os tit eeet Siem, babe
aaaS til at perte en- eneite Sag? Strip M efter benne
sree srofit e,uibe Boot, inSbefattenoe grsber al strifs
nina % iuIbc CpIpsninser. gSresie: @earbart Shifting
gcrparp, Sept. DP-233, glearfelb, ga.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-07
Mariaaen til @bitc 9iarrbea.

@bite 9iarrbed er bepirfet neo @ds
ellen Wacterilim Elllprlim operfert gien>
rlem Wgaehniben. Ser er reppe NOT en-
l~loruanine ubeu uoele angrebue apuins
Ger. Spaountsipirerne foru,erer fig meqet
burtia, % en- dtereben apIlirs fan intittc
ben belle Slpt. Spirernc fan orGbes neh
gruaen al SprebhegelIesmibler Sups
penoia NntiiepticS for at brGbe Spirerne
itulSe gipes iaainart &~pIineerue or npe
al SfaIlet. Set er meeet Iettere at fpres
bpase enb bet er at bclbrebe.
SuurIebeS at fprebpsse Wbite 9tarrhea.
Riue 6errer: Seq bar pporrttct Sjers
frR | mango Gdr % bar nliitet min AHs
bel az imaa ahllinaer arerebre at White
Siarrbea. Siliibit IGrte leg ON @aIfer's
8alfp Hemebp for benne Snaccm. %
iea ienetc efter to soc Yaffer I'll Ralter
Memebn 60, Sept. 3S6, WaterIoo. Soma.
Seg ppnrGtteoe pper 500 apQin9cr %
miitebe life en- eneite al benz peo @bitc
0iarrbea. Walto life alene iorebpsscr
8bite Siarrbea, men bet siper arlins
oerne Gtnrte % Tiger - De tbottleS
burtisere % faar tibli9ere 6irr. Sea bar
funbet bette Nompdri belt padliocli9t 90
bar altib mobtaaet uGonte Hemepp meo
pmaaaenbe Ypit.-Rrs. 9. g. Gam, Snrs
nettS Greet, Sno.
Bent life.
Bent life inotil @bite Siarrbea bar
taoct ,SaIpoeIen cher 10 Srebieoele al
bine Spuinaer. Cab ben lite bcspnhe.
IGr iorbcrcbt. Grin ioag. 9ao oS be-
pic for big, at @altp oil iorebns9e &bite
Siarrbea. Seub soc for en- gelfe pad
por @aranti = eine Serse tilbase bpis
life tilireSs. @alter Remebn 60, Sept.
1856, WuterIsp, Sptra.-sbp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-07
FdTmen o. Bdven.
asSiserst at en- prsstirt GARNER.

ioet uglefor9lbrene meb fin 9arne.
Hot 9Isr aaal poa en- Rosie giaer,
Sllier og Sommeriugle, bpis 9arper
er graaotge paa Sooeiager % fan
Goe zig rrnot paa Sarmerens aaer
o9 eng ogiaa, iao Def inlnbom er rent
en- 8ru. Si gisr nof bort bebite for
at tango De "Gaterpiaars", icm poe.
l9g9er bore glomiter % bore 9ege.
fabller; mel hi fan life fange Som.
tterfu9lene, Der logger De gGg, iom
Oct bltr "GoterpiQors" al. Wan fon
laaleoes i~oritua, bpor npttiee llglcrne
er I oenne Senieenbe ogiaa,. naar
man fom1ner ibrl, at en- olminoelia
Cabbage Wotb" bill I9eee omtrent
ct Snes Gg 40 @angen, % of Ser Of
bpert sGg blir en- ioprt graabie Gar.
be eler Caterpillar" omtrent Ell
Sonme lang. uglerne bill ogioa fan.
&c og fort9re en- bel Del andre Sn.
letter, ipecielt Beetles.
9en melt alminbeIiae llgIe er the
gropn". eler "Sopnp~" .ltgle; BEN
melt iielbne "tbe 2ittle" .ltgle = en-
pen lioen, bpib % brun SiteI 8 Com.
mer lang, iom tibt bier iie ON "a.
gen og'aa, bpao De itsrre l1sler iiel.
ben gisr.
8rbnne S9tteppteter.
Sotetaolerne / Waine praftiierer
meget alninbelig Den Sing at aiere
line S%Gttepoteter grsrne, inben De
'tiprer op og planter Dem. Nei, De
grsnmaler Dem life, min fi9re Big.
ttgper, men ipreber Dem iimpelt ben
no ODER 8rsnioeret eler "tbe Iatun"
laber bem ligge Ser / Solen nogle
Sage, iaa Solen fan fna gipe Dem
ben snifebe grsnne &oIsr. 90
Waines 9~otetaplere burbe pioe, bpao
De aisr, 1aar oct gi9Iber 8oteter
TIL Der aoles en- W9nebe 9oteter /
Staten Waine,/ Speniferne / "0etp
SDeoen" blep'f. CT. for lprge iioer
1ltge Yotettonger, OF De bleo blot be-
rsmte berfor.
Sisie mainife 9otetaplere bar fun.
BET no, mener De, of i~oIgrsnret Sch
siner baabe tibligere mobne 8oteter
% rter pr. slcre END Sob, Der life
bar faaet ct iliet flere Cages Solbab.
Mens 8oteterne Iieeer Ser noe / en-
tpnb "greie" oper 8rerioGret % TO-
Ter fig, blir De penote ON en- eaer to
8anee meb Ell Sreripe. Sliee ersn.
ne 9oteter giper frobieere 8is enc
anbre 9oteter, beber oct. Win CT
faring er, of De fnar ieroeles frobtge
8ropigaer; men lGit9er itr9ffer life
min grfarins fig ansaaenoe ersnne
S9ttepoteter.
Sarmerne / Maine er oeiaa megei
foritetige, mems De ifi9rer op SGtte'
poteter. Sc bruser TO &nioe mel
bobbelt ca % tpnoere enb en- goro'
fnip. Ser er insen Sorifiel, bpilfer
gg De br1lger. Wens De brueer. Der
en- &niu, bar De ben anben itaaenot
meo gIaoet neo / en- 8anoe fpIot mel
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-07

8ano, bnori err hIanoet ct eIer onbet
gobt 9esinfeftionsmibbel iaaiom
"@arbolic acib" ener ct fpmmercielt
Yroouft. Sr9ffes Der paa Ell ling"
Botet, faSieres ben. 90 &nipen, iom
brugtes paa ben, bIir ombpttet meo
&nipen | 9anben og itilet meb gIa.
oct neo / oenne for of bli besinficeret.
Spis Der ienere treffes paa Ell anben
al Ell eaer anben Yotetipgbom anere,
ben Eotet, bpttes Der iinpeltben ON
&nioe igien, iom Der f%ortalt.
Sfisnt bet life nrnres | ben Or.
tifel, bette er ct ubbrae al, er Set no.
tlirligpis iiffert nof, OF gotetaplerne
| Wtaine bebanbler fine S9tteppteter
meo 5ormalin euer noget anbet iliet,
bpis Der er minbite Sare for "Sfab".
ut "iprap" Riiet er omtrent alminoe.
Iist blanbt 9otetaplerre. Get Ter no
I'll, of bet berefter bill BIZ iaa omtrent
ct Slrrmpetr9f, ON man ifaI fao Tiff.
feltge 9oteter uben at babe S9ben
ct Sesinfeftionsmiobel og "iprap"
8iiet for of binbre "glis" % Suit,
"gligbt" oe anbet iligt. SiGr / Gl-
Ore Settlen1enter.
Sarmens Saneflof % ltlbtGpper.'
|. 8oa Sarrue fleit ifltlbe Der finbe8
Ell Slot Sal1er. 9ette er ttot blet
iast her | "Sarmen oa Sapen", %
mango bill bel t9nfe neb fla ielp, at
iuit MI err BET life beleilig Sib til at
opmuntre Solf Ill at befotte fla meb
Salieapl. Sarmerne / Soreneoe Sta.
ter og Gauaba err bIet pante til at
tpnfe bare pao De 9enae, Sc opnaor
for &iebet os l1lben. gt Souen for.
beorer Ieerlanbet neb at gisbTe set
90 | flor l1bitrefning bolbe ifaoeliat
l1erps nebe, f9ttes Der life tilbsrIia
Hris poa her | Roroomerifa. Wen
europa, ii9r | Gnelarb, bbor Ell
Sormer moo anle oobbelt iaa nleqet
8rsn pr. Icre, fom Ri ADLER, ON ban
ifal faa Sorbbrug til of ibare Req.
ming, bolbes SormenS Saiteflof hsit
% | sgre Tom EFT Sorbiorbe6rer. Ssr
bare, boab Ell Weoarbeiber / "@naIiib
2ipe Stocf Soiirnal" bar of iige:
"Sor SoreoIing al areatitrracer
Seite % Soin bar ppret iaa flor set
iibite Iarbunbrebe,a al Ben bor Ell biz.
tis anbel / ben Sremgang, set engeI,
lie ggerbriig bar haot. s bpert enc.
ite 9an6t gerben bar man Iogt Rer.
fe til bette % ioet at gisre fig 0pttc
al ben ltbpiflinq, iom her er aiort.
Oct eneelife Ieerbrug bar trpnet al
Den SiGlp, Sor9olinaen al bisie Inr
bar funnel eioe, % trpneer set MI
mer END noaenitnoe. Men pilbe no.
gen ipsrge, bpob Set er for ct Sarm.
bpr, Tom melt al Dem ale bar uopif.
let % forbebret Sorbrueet, fan man
ltoen getGnfning ioare: Sarer.
| ga oct eneeIife Iaerbrite naogne.
DC op at ben Spale, oct bapoe li9qet
/ giennem Ia~rhunbreoer, beapnbte
So~rbeoringer / Sorobrt9et % Sauer
at goa "Saano | Saono" fremaS.
Sorbeoret Sorbbrre og forbeorebe
eaer for9oleoe Saueracer fulgtes 90.
1lben forebIebe Sauerocer pilbe
Igerbrueet life ba funnel 9isre bt
Sremites, iom aiort er. Sbt Sattc
er, at Sauen bar muliggiort oct en-,
gelife Iserbrug. ggre bore Dem, ION
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-07
Saaleoes fan DIT 9aa fremao.

San Oh ubnaGe big bpor eIabe be bar, ba De 5000 bar
f~ortiente os ale 0tesninscr betaIte2
aan bu ubntaIe big ben 8lGbe iou bu peiau piIbe
fslc efter at bu babe ianrGet BET nsbbenoise til at tisbe
De ~bunoreSer af Sing, bier Spiuoe snifer, at biGIpc Sas
ntiIien pser be fnancieue @anifeIiebeber euer Iresc bort
en- Sporcifinins for "a rairp bab"2
gibcr bette fprr1oScbe SilfrIbc at glrs. Snptp Dig
noeet at tpntc paa? Or bu i Ell Stinins bpor bu sntcr
at penbe bne lceiee Sturcer iuo til Collars % Gents?
Spis iaa cr Der arlebntrsen for bpiltct BIZ tauite lrnse
Ear pentet paa en- Observation-Disclosures iaa let oa
betaeenbc at bu biz betlaee at on life bar fontn1et paa
ben for.
8earbart bar Yerseuc og BIZ bar be lebiee StuuSer.
CT Der npgcn 9ruub bporfor on life bltoer fGrbie til
at bIipe en- al @earbart SiermeitritterIter al aupear
Strsmpeoorer?
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-07

Sun bar ooerraabe slab pper bpor let % er,eIt bet
bar at itrittc be ~pafreite Strsmper 90 enba mere sIab,
naar Gbects fra 9earbart Gorpanp ~besbncte at fontnc
meb itabiee ~fprssenbe 9elsb. Sen IiberaIe Detailing pr.
9uiin bare for Stritnius ~opforbrebe benbe til itsrtc
Sper 90 bet ipneS for benbe reppe mere enb en- bebaees
Zig Seifieftiselie uben ben rbsbrGtfeube, iinleIise Gns
~itrenselie df baatbt Susarbetbe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-07
1oroifielp / Gennesiee.

Sra Wtmpbis, Tenn, melbes, at
Ell Sorbrpitelic, Tom parebe / ire Ell.
Ter fire Sefluloer, bar blepet felt ser
SCI. 1858 ont Sormiooageu oen 30te
Marts. Rpitelien bar iaa iterf, at
Sinbierne flirrebe, % at gileber og
Speile rpiteoes neb fra g9gsene pan
mango Steoer | gpen. Npsen aIpor.
lieere Sfabe blep BOG, iaaoiot pioes,
life aitrcttet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-07

"Siemmet paa IrGrien", Sonas Oh
icns fsrite Iar / Npbpsset. Norifs
cmerifnnif SortGuirg al "srnIiut".
322 Sibcr. Smuft ubitbrct. Gris
S1.25. She S%nuuSicn YubIiibius Co..
Gecprab, Soipd.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-07

GpOtbstsr is |
srrsIie, faa en- d
t iOm %iorsitrn|
|rns eczema, d
Subi9sOomms, 4
nile Saar % III
ringer renter nd
tsllSt paaGag|
lm. 6uriss a,|
'fnbe bar bra;t |
|bt og tuirsSstil5
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-07
Sloan's IimOrer
Nenralsiif &erfen.

~ firth etar bar Sloau's eminent
p0ret ben burtigits e%iuorius Tor Rsus
~ ralsia, Seiaticu os Rhsnmdttsns.
tratts Ruitler, itip Rps. S~ortrrtteIisr %
Sorpribninssr, 9srtsu os Smsrtsr.
Sau Sloan's / Sertaiiab os aupeuo RIGGS
lis, nSeu GHiSuiug, pes De isrits Citing.
Oct letter o. briussr Somfort ijttsrt %
burtis. On nil fiuoe oct rsnslist % lite
iarpsnse Suoen.
Sloau's Ointment sr Smertens Sisues.
Spsrs bin Nabo.
Cos ale apotbstere-35e, roc, $40.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-07

oGs strertisfemeuierre / "9eeorabs gciien-.
siriu otter VrSpeeIensiarsr al "retprab.
Soften % Seo arnen"! aIeIt uobreete ncrlie
Blob I slmeriia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-09-21

ecution under the Federal law, warns
the United States Department Of Ag-
riculture.
One hundred and sixty-four acres
of land east Of Mexico belonging to
G. E. Kerr yer bought by the Mis-
souri, Life Insurance Company at
sherif's sale under deed Of trust here
Saturday afternoon.
c. H. Early bought eighty acres
west of Mexico which formerly be-
longed to S. A. Browning at the
Sheriff's sale under deed of trust here
at the same time.
W. D. Mason is in Texas and word
has been received from him lot
ing the purchase Of 500 head of cat
tie which are being shipped here at
once. They will be sold to local
farmers for feeding.
Last spring Mr.. Mason, Earl Car
ter and J. T. johnson brought about
1000 head of Texas cattle into Aud.
rain and adjoining counties and dis
posed Of them to farmers. Some Of
them have been shipped and they
made excellent records on the market
in, many instances topping it. Mr..
johnson and Mr.. Carter are on the
deal
He may purchase more than 800
head just shipped. The recent rains
have assured fine Fail pasture and
no doubt there win be a big demand
for these cattle here.
sterl Carter, at his home on south
jefferson street, had 36 little chicks
in his hen house when he retired Mon
day night. During the early morning
hours, he was aroused by a noise
among the chickens and went to see
what the trouble was. He found 20
of the little fellows in a pile, their
heads bitten off. It is thought either
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-09-21
aTRuSTEE SALE,

WHEREAS, the North Missouri
Fire Brick and Clay Company, a Corr
poration by Benz. Hill, President, att
tested by D. Oty Grace, Secretary and
by authority of its Board of Direct
ors, by their certain deed of trust
dated the 14th day Of April, 1921 and
recorded in the office Of the Recorder
Of deeds in and for Audrain County,
Missouri, in Book 48, at Page 318,
conveyed to the undersigned Trustee,
the following described real estate
situated in the County Of Audrain and
State Of Missouri to wit:
Commence for a point of beginning
at the Northwest Corner of the fol-
lowing described tract of land;-All
of that portion Of the Southwest.
Quarter Of Section Fourteen (14),
Township Fifty-two t52l Range Six
(6) West which lies South Of the
Chicago & Alton Railroad right Of
way containing 114.16 acres more or
less, run thence South from said point
of beginning four hundred and fifty
(450) feet, thence Northeasterly par
allel with the Chicago & Alton Rail-
road ~right-of-way Thirteen Hundred
and Fifty (1350) feet, thence North
four hundred and fifty (450) feet,
thence Southeastern along the Chi
cago & Alton r~ight4of-way to the
point Of beginning. The tract herein
conveyed containing Ia acres, more
or less; also all Of the buildings,
machinery and improvements Of every
kind now on said lands.
in TRUST to secure the payment
OF a certain note in said deed speci-
fed and whereas said note secured
by said deed of trust is B past due
and remains unpaid.
NOW THEREFORE,, at the request
Of the legal holder of said note and III
pursuance Of the conditions Of said
deed Of trust, the undersigned Trus-
tee win sell the property, above des-
cribed, at public vendue to the highest
bidder for cash at the East front door
Of the Court House III Mexico, Mis-
souri, on
SATURDAY, THE list DAY or
OCTOBER, 1922,
between the hours cf nine "a. M., and
five r. M, for the purpose q said
trust
| GEORGE CoAKLEY,
Trustee.
81 At Advertisement
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-09-21

a mink or a fox was guilty Of the
crime.
There vas a heavy hail storm
south Of Rowena last Saturday in
which the crops were materially dam
aged. It lasted but a short time but
the precipitation Of hail was both
large and heavy.
d. G. Owen, G. W. Peck, Alb Will
liams, Pate GauthoFn, and C. P. Dun
lap are some of theconsigners of hogs
in Middleton,s Combination Hog Sale.
]. D. Underwood & Son, Galloway
county, Mo-, operators topped the cat
tie trade in St. Louis Tuesday and
equaled the best price for the year
with 81 choice steers, 1884 lbs aver
age, that brought $11.1O per cwt.,
selling to Swift at the price. The
steers were of mixed breeding-Live
Stock Reporter.
Missouri Lambs at $13.75.
Among the shippers who had in
lambs on the st. Louis Market Tues
day were Powell & Bybee, well-known
tockmen Of Audrain county, Mo.
These gentlemen had in their ship
ment 104 head of good quality fat
lambs that weighed 81 lbs, and sold
at $13.75, the top of the market. They
were purchased for shipment east for
slaughter. This lot of lambs were
strictly good AMI the kind that buy
ers are always looking for-Live
Stock Reporter.
Fennewald Bros, Of Audrain
ty, Mo-, marketed 81 steers on the
st. Louis market Tuesday, averaging
1851 lbs at $10.7,, the days top on
.beeves of that weight. These cattle
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-09-21

Ross Ewing had a car of sheep on
the st. Louis market Wednesday,
Sept. Is.
A carload Of riding horses viii be
shipped by Lee Brothers to a dealer
in Cuba. Twenty animals viii be in
the lot, The fact that horses are
shipped from Mexico such a long dis
lance shows the partthis city plays
in the saddle horse world.
William Berry and son, Arthur, of
Craig street. have canned 225 quarts
of fruit this season.
]. w. Blum was on the market in
st. Louis Wednesday, Sept, 13 with
80 yearling steers of his own feeding
that averaged 926 lbs. and brought
$10.40 per cwt. '"These were Texas
calves" said Mr.. Blum, (which were
sold in Audrain county by Mason,
Carter and Johnson. l bought them
in October and started them on corn
fodder and hay. About April LIST
put them on bluegrass pasture with
all the corn they could, eat IA. Blum
comes from Audrain county, Mo-, and
is a steady shipper to this market
Live Sock Reporter.
Among the cattle sold in St. Louis
Tuesday, Sept. IL, were two lars OF
S%horthorn yearling steers and heif-
ers, 81 in number that averaged SIS
pounds and brought $9.40 per cwt.
selling to the Independent Packing
Co. The cattle were the property Of
John NJ. Fountain Jr., a substantial
farmer and feeder of Boone county,
Mo. They were of his own feeding
and raising.-Live Stock Reporter.
The season for wild ducks and
geese, brant, Wilson snipe, coot, gal
linule, blacklbellied and golden ploy-
ers, and yefl0wlegs under the Migra-
tory Bird Treaty, Act, opens in Mis-
souri,, Saturday, September Is, ant
extends to and including December
81. Items recently appearing il
some newspapers to the effect that
the season will open September 10
are incorrect, and persons hunting
these birds on that date or priol
thereto are liable to arrest and pros
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-09-21
8 4AN3NaNAAhN'9sNa
FARMERS
EXCHANGE

RATES-lU cents a line an inser-
ion. A line consists of 5 words.
fMinimum charge for ads in this
niumn SOC.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-09-21

HyLADIES+Oklahoma Starter
Yeast makes best bread. Worlds
best, cheapest, and handiest yeast.
Thousands using it. Bakers praising
it. Sold and guaranteed by your
grocer. Manufactured by STARTER
YEAST MFG. CO., Versailles, Ill.
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-09-21

Mrs. J. F. Martin and daughter,
Bertha Elizabeth, of Pasadena, Cal
ifornia are visiting W. H. WestrOpe
and family,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-09-21

WILL SELL, give generous terms,
the following 560-acre all tillable
farm 20 miles north of Mexico known
as the Robinson farm or WILL.
RENT for either cash or grain. Can
do full seeding. S. A. MUFF, FOL
N. Fountain Ave, Springfield, Ohio.
29-3t
New-York tribune., 1922-08-15
The Searnan's 8 Faith

Those words that Captain David
Of the Adriatic wrote after her
accident do not exactly fit with the
mood Of life on the modern liner.
He thanked "a benefcent Provi-
dence" for the safety of the shin.
Does not every one know it was
strength of construction and water
tight bulkheads and every other in
vention Of man that stood between
the Adriatic's passengers and
death?
There is seldom chance for a pas
senger to realize the dangers of
crossing. on a large ship of to-day.
He can ride in elevators and swim
in a pool and eat as at the finest
restaurant-every shore comfort is
his, and a deck as closely resem-
bling terra frma as vast size can
achieve. Last of all to be thus con-
quered, the sea seems now "a Welt
tanned as the land. It's tcrrors
have been greatly reduced, thought
OF them all but eliminated. For
the modern man death so far from
lurking around every corner is a
tnlng ne rarely considers as q DOS
slbility, so far have we travelled.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-15
Pass the Wadsworth Bill

70 the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: To Samuel f. Winslow, chair
nan of the House Committee on Inter
state and Foreign Commerce, I have
written as follows:
On August t5 Congress will re-
convene, and it is on that date that
very great duty will rest upon your
worthy shoulders, that duty being
the protection of the American pub
lie participating in aeronautics.
AS an important figure in the well
fare of your country beg to call
upon you to realize the extent and
nature of your personal responsible
ity for continued and unnecessa
aircraft accidents due to delay in
passing the Wadsworth bill, Ss07s,
which passed the Senate on February
ID, 1922.
! believe that it is clear call of
duty TO have the members of your
committee and congressman act
promptly to give us this much needed
legislation, as the number of airplane
accidents within the last few weeks
has emphasized the need for proper
law in controlling the operation OF
civilian aircraft,
R. R. BLYTHE,
Chairman Aeronautic Executives
Organization.
New York, Aug. II. 1924
New-York tribune., 1922-08-15
Supremacy in the Air

1t is welcome news that the Navy
Department is planning some modern
naval maneuvers in which air forces
will be utilized practically in attack
ing the feet by night and by day with
bombs, torpedoes and smoke screens.
Air power was not fully developed in
the World War. 1t has grown enor-
mously during the last four years. The
airplane, like the submarine, was dis
counted until after the armistice. Too
many raval and army officers refused to
recognize facts, or to face the inevi-
table. They would not admit that the
airplane would control the surface of
land and sea. They wished to see moth
ing but battleships, forts and big guns.
They discouraged the bombing tests.
Navy planes were not permitted to at
tack the German ships with the heav-
lest bombs. Little interest was shown
in the subsequent bombing Of the Ala
bama, the night attack, the smoke
screen and the experiments with gas,
although this work was of vital impor-
tance. General Mitchell and the army
aviators forced the pace. The gallant
navy flyers were held back, much to
their regret.
We owe much to the Washington
conference. 1t has unshackled the