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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-03
0rci3elIn crtriImfen!

Gurbupell 2. N1dr5. ~ Nrci-
5c6n W1itglieocr Der noriucgiihcn
9orfe nGoSman~ famcn bellte nm
ais bic 8arfc fenterte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-03

@oS6ofte GrfIdrnng
gl (auf Dem 9oU: D@enu 6rdu
leiu 9leltlih ih bliden loBt Oonn
itie6eu imner oue Serreu ouseinon
oer~ D.. oAein Mm0er cine al
tie Shrau6c bdlt ebcu nidtS me1r
suionuenl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-03
9l6fn6rtstnac Der %aIosicr- Sanpier
bOn Ncm.YOrf.

SABRE.
glm 4. 0ldr5 n@otbIano" nod
1oper mO 9lntwerpen
PIN 4. Mdr8 oGarmauia~ nad
2ipcrpool.
glm A. Nldrs gOlpmpic" uod
Soitbampton
9lm A, @ar5 ~Occouia~ naa
9llgicr umo Erieit,
9lm 8. Wldr5 Cincinnati nod
yleopel lmo @emn
9lm 6. Wldr5 philadelphia" nod
Soutbampton
9Im z. lR6r8 yGolabria4 uod @i.
braltor mo 9leapel.
9Im z. N1dr5 vaoiier 6rou5 So
iep6" nod 9ll9ier imo Erieit.
9tm z, @l0r3 aGaIcoouia" nod
Glasgow.
glm z. @ldr5 nGeltic~ nod @ibral-
tar ino @enua.
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9onoou.
9lm TO- @ars ~euiitunia" nod
2iperpool.
PIN 10, @l6r8 n9aiicr @ilbelm
ser 3meite~ ndh Bremen.
9lm 10. 11dr5 gYlooouna" nadl
WlarieiIIe
PIN 10. @dr5 nEonnouia" nod
Gibraltar lnO 9leapcI
9lm 10. Nldr5 n9iuiiio~ uad Rot
tcroom mo 9i6au.
9Im 10. @ldr5 o9lpnoom~ nad
Aoiteroom.
9lm fl. Mor8 g@ermauia" nod
0larieiIle.
9lm If. Wl6r5 oGroouIano" uod
Goper imo 9lntmerpen.
9lm fl. Yldr5 uStonpoIia" uad
9lenpel uno @enua..
9Im If. Yldr5 uSopoic" uod
SABRE.
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Slotteroan
9lm 70. 9lar5 us6orn6urit" uoA
Bremen.
glm 10. Nldr8 .aoiierin slugIiio
@ictorio" nah Sombrrg
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pool.
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aopen6ogcn
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Soutbompton.
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Goore
PIN IA. N1dr5 .9iegiuo o'3toIia"
nad 9leapel mo @cmla
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Queens @las.
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Gibraltar imo 9leapel
PIN IA. Mar5 n@eueral %aloer.
fee" nad Som6ura.
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9}eapel mo Gibraltar.
9lm IL. 9ldr8 r@olrctonia" uad
2iperpool.
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SABRE.
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Eoper mo 9lniwerpen,
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Soutbanpton.
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&om6ura.
glm u.s. @Rdr5 nEaormina uod
9leapel mo @enuo.
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Moriciae.
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Bremen.
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Sout6anipton
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@lasgow.
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| Somburg.
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| SonOon.
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| terOam unO 9ibau.
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Erieit uno 9llgier-
Pm 81. W2dr3 o0lartba 9Sal1lna-
tom nah 9leapel rno Srieii
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-03
N6le6en

@eltern itorb Srau 9euo Nreiten.
iteih g9ithue bon 6rou 9reitcnitein,
inn 9llter BON 66 SSobren in ibrer
@o6nuug gT. 2033, 6oimtoin Ctr.
Gic arrangements fir ole @ecroi'
aing iinO nod nidt oollenoet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-03
Olns ncm ,Rnthhnnie.

StoOt bis gum 1 Gttober nod Dem
SommersySpltem fir Den greis bon
$4,000 einiddben fam. Gas Staot-
0berbnlpt tbeilte ibm nit, OaB er
porl0liig nod ni6t bereit lit, iih 81
@imiteu Oes SommerS- SDitens 81
ertldren. oo oas Steuer.2lppeaations.
@eriht Ger Situation .Oolig gcpaA-
fen lit.
Ole 2 ternenbanner-
SSeicr.
gIuf Gcranloiiuug Der Stcrneu.
6amcr.Gommiiiion miro oos 9om.
6arOcment pon Sort 0lcSenrp oar.
geiteQt mo pou elmer 6ilm-@eiea-
i6oit auigeuommeu merOen oomit
oaiIclbc in oacn 5tdOten oes 9anoeS
Oen 9eiu4eru BON Sidt6iloer.E6
tern Dor 9lugeu geiii6rt werocp
fant.
Dic 9ia, mel1e poriiebt. OoB ole
5toOt Baltimore oaS biitoriihe Sort
W}cSeurp in 3uflnit ucrwaltct, lit
geiiern i'm GongreB einitmmig ougc-
nommen poroen.
Grnennung beitdtigt.
Gie Wdt9Iieoer oes 5meiten Mot6s
3peiges beitGtigteu geitern Die @ie
ocrernennin0 0es 6errn Gugene
@ronnon gum @rdiioenten Der Stro.
Ben0urh6rlbs.@o .@onlmiiiion
Se65ig 9lotternfronte.
SedBig 9lotierufrante beiinoen
iic6 sur 3eit in Ser Guorontdne. OF.
GbomoS g. &ihorOion, Der Guoran.
tGneor3t. bot ocn @enmObeits Com.
miiiGr Gr. 9Iot6an @orter eriuht,
ibm mc6rcrc SiiliSGr5te mo Siilis.
Granfenudrterinnen 5ur &eriii9ung
5u iteaen
@eltern ipur0e ein pcitercr 9lot.
terniall gemcloet Ger @atieut i'll
ser 91eger @up Goniels BON 9iid.
mono, Der filr3llb bier nitnm lmo
5ulcbt in 9tr. Si2, Sit@rattc.Str.,
mobnte.
gScNcn llnmoblicin
Nlopor @reiton mar geitern IL
6olgc Der Grfdlhno, oie er iib UoI
etlideu Eogen 5uge5ogen 6ot, nidt il
Der Sage iehem %eriprehcn aemof
geitern glbcnO eineu &ortrag Dor Der
Sdiilern Der uSrieno's ShuIc" 81
6olten Gr beobiihti0te, ons S6emc
Sic itoOtiiHe @erluolhng 81 be1on
Oeln
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-03
sUa anWlinOcriG6riac Ocrfanft 6abcn

@oli5iit 9tiholas Corn erIpirttc
aeiteru ciucn Saitbeie6l oegeu Geoiil
StoIiiousfi ser in ieiner @irtbidoit
9ir 529, Siio'@ouoitroBc, auacblid'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-03

Spirihioien an Mmocridbriae Der.
tanit haben ion.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-03

~ ~ ~ 1 Z - 4 Np'
@biloOeIpbia 2 @ldr5. Ser
Sl55orO, pelder geitern ieinen gln-
lang na6m lno Ourd Die 9lodlt bin
ourh pG6rte, begann iid bellte 81
legeu. Gie Sobnen idienen am nlei-
lien inter Oemiel6en gelitten 81 ia.
ben; Oenn Ser Gerfebr mar ldlinl-
lller Oerfriippelt ais ieit pielen Sab
rem.
Bier SooesiG0e als Oirefte 5olgc
oes llnpetters purOen IN ser StaOi
aemeloet 9toh Dem @etterbltreau
Helen 8 3oa Sbnee; Der @ino fegtC
init elmer 0jciduinOigfeit BON 4S
~'ciIcu pro Stlnoc oo6nl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-03

0oS 6eitioiic llnwetter felt Ocn 9Ii5-
5orO Oes Sa6res 1888. ~ 9abn-
uno Geleerop6cn-@erfebr iiberoa
boic perfriippelt. Sn 9lem-
yorf oaeiu purOen 5e6n @leu-
idenIeben gum Opfer geiorOert
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1914-06-19
TREoicrs RREatpEATlAL cAm
lPAioN o. faza villa q
Eou0Hr ON THOSE LINES,
NO AMENDMENT is POSSIBLE
n. ?. Faris Of Clinton. Trsasurur :nsi
National .HrShIbltIsn COMMITTEES.
totslTs That Whisky suslnsss /
Mill Follow Lottsrlea i

'Clinton.-Predictlons that the neri
national political campaign in tAe
United States will be fought out on
vet and dry" issue, and that ia J
year ls2O will see q nominee OF ,ths
Prohibftion party In the White House,
were made BY H. P, Farts Of Clinton
treasurer OF the national Prohibition
committse, In welcoming delegates I'd
the national conference Of the lProhil
bition party.
Mr. FariS declared Il was almeat
hopeless to expect to get prohibition
through the present plan Of an amend
ment to the federal constitution.
"Prohtbitionlsts have the one 'hOpea
ful, sane and safe plan which we nre,l
sent, and that 10 elect our party tcl
power. by ever so small a plurality uf|
the electorate. and then the wholsl
question Is solved and settled foreyer
Tor we will kill the fiQuor traffic "A
the lottery evn was killed" ssad Mr
FRris.
The conference viii be addresses By
leading advocates OF prohibition, In
cludins Eugene W. Chafin Of Arisoua.
twice candidate for president: former
GOV. Hanly Of Indiana, Oliver w,
Stewart of Chicago and Henry ]. A.
len Of Kansas.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1914-06-19

The month of May just passet
made . record for dryness. les,
rain having fallen than has beer
recorded for May for the past A
years.
George Washington Jump OF
Jefferson City, who advertised
recently for a wife "no; over 90
apd weighing 500 pounds" mar.
sisd q widow Of As a few days
ago who. the Jefferson City Post
says, 'lives up pretty we'll to the
Jump idea Of . wife"
The Polar Wave Ios and Fuel
Company of st. Louis has been
adiudgsd . trust by a recent de.
eision OF the Supreme Court and
assessed with q fine of $50, 900.
which 1t must pay or be ousted
from doing business in tbs state,
The company has asked for q re-
bearing, but. failing In that, it
has been announced that IL will
pay the fine and continne bust.
nees in the oity,
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1914-06-19

aspntbm.-Arthur Johnson az
years old. is dead from bullet wounds
inflicted Saturday. johnson was found
on railroad track near Hannibal
WITH bullet wound in his head. He
did not say . word after he was found.
Amos Office snd Thomas Young. held
py the police. acknowledged being
near Johnson when he was shot They
said that upon hearing shot they
turned and saw . man running acruss
tne track. Young apd Office declare
tasa shes EaR. ~ the shot frightened
Them.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1914-06-19
Wheat Straw Worm Or
Hessian F4yf
BY SETH RABcocK,
Dept. Of Agriculture, Cape Normal.

\ Fhs Hsssian Fly is getting
creditsd with lot of damage il
Southeast Missouri that it ,ha
not done. ] have found no n,
1this season. but every field ex.
smined.isintestsd with the Whes
Straw Worm.
The methods Of control are st
different that it is important thar
we know with which insect WI
are dealing. The Wheat Straw
Worm appears above any Of the
lower joints. The Atraw may OF
may not be enlarged, but usually
a rough or swollen place in the
straw indicates the presence of
the larvae beneath. Many straws
will he crooked, some having two
or three bands in them. On cut
ting the straw open the larvae
can be easily found inside the
straw. 1t is yallowish white and
about one-faurth Id of an inch
long.
The Hessian Fly never gets 10.
side the straw. but is bsneath the
leaf sheath just above the joint.
The egg is laid on the leaf blade
and the larvae on Matching gets
to the base of the leaf and there
ae#eiops. Here it also pupatss,
The pupa having a brown flax
seed like appearance. Ordinar-
ly the presence of the fly Injuries
he wheat in no way save weak.
'ning the doints. If fair weather
,revails we will never know we
rave the fly. II q wind storm
'tfikSs the rIpsniag whASt ttls
'traw breaks off with Q clean
freak at the joint. Many stalks
all of their own weight, but a
torn reyeals the extent Of the
tack. An examination of the
own wheat often fails to show
hat the grain has been damaged
A any way. i
II We have Wheat Straw Worm,
otations will almost, il not en-.
rely. control the insect. If We
aye Hessian Fly, late sowing f,
> late that there has oeen a frost ,
efore the wheat is up-will help
control The insect,
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1914-06-19

Waller Hicks, . young and
prosperous farmer living four
miles south of orrick, came home
Friday and quarreled with his
wife. His father-in Jaw. Arthur
Thurman and wife, who live on
adjoining farms, came over to
preserve the peace. Hicks be.
came angry. made threats and
got . shotgun. His wife's par.
ents aed from the house. Fifty
feet from the house Thurman
turned and looked back and re.
ceiyed . full charge OF sho: in
his breast, killing him. The
murderer followed Mrs. Thurman
two hundred yards down the road
apd emptied the contents of the
ether hasssl shootisg her in the
left side of the head. She died
later. On his way back TO the
house he was met by his wife, |
Hortense. Falling on her knees. |
'hs pleaded that he kill her, too.
This he did not do, but took from
his pocket . s8.calihsr fsvelver.
Ind placing IL under his chin,
pulled the trigger, He had re-
oAded the shotgun aad fred i
another charge into the leit side
4 his face. dying instantly.
Hicks wac ahout "a years old, |
ND had many friends In Ray
county.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1914-06-19
School Wants More Money.

sprlngield.-An appropriation Of ss
seast SlOe.ooe for the construction Of
additional buildings at the Fourth Dis.
trict State Normal School and an in,
crease OF $4,000 in the maintenance
appropriation. will be asked OF the
next general assembly by the board Of
SeSeats. Chairman Jehn ]. Schneider
said the school had outgrown the pre-.
sent facilities. The enrolment of
students now 10 past tbs 1900 marx
and I'll the classes are eEamped tOs
quarters.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1914-06-19
Goughs AHA COLDS Weaken
The System.

Continued Coughs, Colds and Bron-
ehial troubles are depressing and weak :
sn the system. Losa Of weight ana an :
petite genefally follow. Get . kac bot
70 OF Dr.. Kings New Discovery 70 e-day.
y viii stop your cough. Fhe krss alose
nelps. zoe best medicine for stubborn
Coughs, Colds and all Throat and Lung
Troubles. Mr.. O. H. RrowH, hnsca.
nAe, Ala, writes: ssMy wife uas sick
caring the hot summer nonEhs and /
honestly helisve Or. Kingss New Die
eoveEy saved Der llfe." Good Tor child.
90, soe and 81 % a yous pFuggiss.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1914-06-19
Keep Up The Chinch Bug
Fight.
BY LEONARD HAsEMAN.

\ The farmers OF Missouri, ,whil,
busy fighting army worms anC
replanting where they have snin.
ed crops, should not tlooss sigh
OF the fact that this is idea
ehinch bug weather and where
old bugs were abundantin in wheat
fields during May there is dan
ger that there young will move
into other crops when the wheat
is ripe and cut. The past month
has been q busy one fer most
Missouri farmers and the month
Of June threatens to be one ECU.
ally as strenuous especially where
the chinch bug requires atten-
ton.
Comparatively few inquiries
are being received by the Mis-.
souri, College of Agriculture just
now, but with the rush of other
work, farmers are liable to over.
lOok this pest. tits too late to
fight the chinoh bug after it has
left the wheat fields and gone to
other crops. Every farmer should
examine his wheat ami il the
young, red aud black bugs are
abundant he should plan to fight
the pest when it starts to migrate
between now and the last of the
month.
Most farmers are familiar with
the dust and chemical barriers.
One or more parallel ditches in
which a log is dragged or a pillow.
cd strip thoroughly worked will
keep the bugs back when it is
dry. In rainy wsathar duet bar
tiArs are Impossible 90 a supply
If tar, road oil, creosote or crude
'arbolio acid should be on hand.
Either OF these chemicals when
lsed to form a line will help to
s~sp the bugs back and protect
'rops.
Last year the chinch bug seem.
ngly reached it's climax as re.
'arde abundance and injury and
is not likely to do nearly so
assh INJURY this year though we
aust be ready for it should it
hreaten cultivated crops this
1onth. 1t is hoped that the
leather will favor the spread of
40 ctlnch bug disease so that it,
18th mans help, may completely
amp out the pest this summer.
The Missouri College of Agri.
lIture il ready to answer all in- 4
uiries and 10 give such addi. !
onal help as it can. Address =
10 Entomologist, Columbia, Mo.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1914-06-19

Sedalia.--A bulletin was posted Al
the Missoari. Kansas 4 Texas cas
shops ordering an increase In working
hours from seven a day to full time
(ten hoars). and the reinstatement Of
sos Gag men snd other mechanics xhs
we're laid off ninety days ago.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1914-06-19
ssdalla Fugitive eauai,t.

sedslia.-op complaint OF the Sc,
dalia Democrat Publishing company.
GaH deyer. a manutsetursr's agent
ana Independent salesman. wAs ar.
rested at Dayton. o.. on . warrant
charging him gith uaing the mails 70
defraud.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1914-06-19
Fsssnl Bank Ish

81 Louis.--w. W. Hsxton, for a.
iast nins yeafs manager Of tAs Clsar,
ms House association. win haze an
smpoFtant position In the federal r.
serve bank % 81 Louis, Il TIE desire
OF It. Louis bankers ia Erstifiea. saie
> prominent banker.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1914-06-19

Marshail.-Panl '. Mares. SALINE
ecunty's new farm adviser, has Ssxsa|
ais duties. He comes from the axri-|
cultural school OF the state university
and win make bis headquarters iaI
Marshall.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1914-06-19

vannah through the efforts {
Congressman C. F. Booher or
rived this week and is in front q
2. +. Limarick's drug store. TIL
infantry guns are o little out 0
date patterns and are given b,
the government to public park
and this one will be putin ,tla,
Library park.
Tom Maxwell, living south O
Warsaw. was fixing to 60 fishing
the other morning when HI
sneezed. A moment later h. 4
flung his hand to his head say.
ing, 81 believe something has
broken losss," and fell to the
floor upconsGiops. He had rup-
tured a blood vessel and death
resulted.
Newton Shropshire of near Le.
vasy caught . catfish out OF the
Missouri river last week which
1S0 pounds. II was
bought by W. A. Blucher, "Jaolk"
Anderson and Delos Triplett of
Oak Grove. The fish was caught
on trot line.-'0dessa Dsmocrat. l
Although he had been in pos
session OF the land for thirty
years, +. F. Harvey, president
Of the Lincoln County Bank at
Elsberry, must pay the United
States government s1.25 an acre
Tor q valuable eight-acre tract
luat .outaide the limits Of that
own.
Harry Underrinsr experimen.
ed some with the army worm,
ilis week, and his experiment
vas Q aaccess. He made a wind
ow OF straw in front of the worms
md set on fire. 1t burned down
nd left a coat of ashes, and when
he peat EeaOhad thsss they im.
nediately turned they other way
nd would not cross. Frederick.
own Tribpne,
A. O. kaufman, of Garden
'ity, Warrensbure Normal stu.
ent, was anxious to qualify him.
eff for membership in college
asret society, the qualification ,
'r which being the beating ones
ay 1000 miles on the train. In
Ding home he rode the "blind
and fell of at the
ridge aaar Post Oak, being kill.
|.
Michael A. Dehayan, 70 years /
q, who was q patient ct the =
ulton State Hospital for forty. !
ven years, died Friday. He l
as the Jean of the /, 100 patients b
ON the point Of years confined d
ere, and his record exceeds 7
ct Of all other patients by . 0
de margin. Dehavsn was q o
tive OF Galloway county and Il
.s buried south oi there Friday, 7
W, G. Williams. manager Of 9
. Pullman Hotel 1t ssdslis who = :,
It winter saturated the place =
tn oil and was about 10 set il u
re when given away to the u
thorites by . confederate. P
'sdsd guilty Tuesday. June Q y
the Peitis County Criminal \
urt and was septenoed to two U
are imprisonment Ia the psni. 70
p'
] W, Owen. II years old, who Ito
lied himself "old Kentuck, - d.
q last week in LaRlata. Il o.
ambition 10 rival Ed, 10
I'd Rsyson Weston as > walk, 81
Some years ago he walked u
} six hundred miles from La .
Ets 70 Louisville, Ky., to attend O.
e.union. While on bic jaunta a
used 10 distribute cards bearr lth
this recipe for getting rich. lie
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1914-06-19
ls.N ExarnInasIena foe tas

Jefferson City.-The state board es
examiners has examined q cIsss ed
lss studens seeking 20 practice law
In Missouri Three are Eamsn.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1914-06-19
ksSs~Ss AAsss aAasAsesea
'ROUNDABOUTTHE STATE.
Cleaned from Ekohang blythe Shears.
the Pencil apd the Paste Pot--Some Orie-
nal. Some CEedlted. and Some Stolen.
but Nearly All interesting Reading.

a CotI6 uog DeiOnglng 20 Fles
James of West Plains has bee
trained TO 60 shopping by him
self. which ought to please Jane
considerably.
Presumably Everett Meals
who married Miss Alva Meals Q
MobsrlyIlRst week, is one Of thos
useful souls who is known .as 81
good provider."
Mr.. Billie Bear, who is men,
,sionsd In the Odessa Democrat
is 'balieved to be no kin to thI
well known Mr. Teddy Bear, whC
was such a nursery favorite {
few years ago.
james Ennis, digging ip 8 wei
at West Eminence, struck lead in
abundance ,at a depth of 18 feel
and went through it 13 feet with
out finding the end. Assays show
the ore to 'hs good.
Now that prospects of war
seem distant, residents Of Sedalia
are amusing themselves by form-
ing q haldhaaded company of
fighting men. Mexican hairless
warriors, % il were.
A swarm Of hees was caught
on 9 downtown street in Joplipt
recently. Doubtless they were
attracted by the bouquets tossed
!At Jepip from time to time by
the csrthags papers.
"The man who HASN'T senss
,snough to be quiet when he sees
bis wife 10 already cross and out
of Ak" obseryesJthe Lamar Dem
,qcrat, !""is not going to have a
very tranquil married life. >"
During thepast few years Gen.
try county has been exporting,
ABOUT a56,eoo pounds OF blue
grass seed annually. This is
new source OF wealth to The far
Fp!srs Fmpsrs Of thes county which eo far
has been only lightly touched.
There was a court house wed.
ding 10 Nevada the other day,
and ths poor, miserable groom
was 90 embarrassed oyer stand,
ing up before the usual court
house bunch OF spectators that
he dropped to the floor in a dead
faint. l.
The Maryvihs Federation Of
Womsn's Clubs had a "Maga-
Eins Day." and gathered about {
$4,000 popRds of old magazines !
which they sold for st2i net after .
paying freight 70 Chicago. Phe '
money " bsiRg qssd to # up q 1
'est Foon. /.
.How sny.persons," inquisss :
ne Ash Grows Banner "ars
'wsrs that st aRs tims Lafayette :
county contained more slayss v
han any county north Of ths
AsscR.pixcn linss In 1880 Lac u
systts eontsinsd R,%47 slsyes |,
'wnsd by goo persons" .Iy
Otis z hccOnpsli, % years :
Id. disd st West Plains six hours 7
ftsr ks had been struck and z
'aocksd sq The Rayemant by the !. 7
lev. Lawrence L. Flanner. min, =
tier and former prize fighter, \,
he sronsls sFess over , dispute v
y . labor question vhils the tve
'sTs eating dinner st the bosFd, o.
's house; later In the after d
oon they net, u il azid. on the "
rect, and the minisser struck W
ie fatal blow. Rstprs entering 81
ls ministry FlspRsr lived Il th
'oodeary, I'll. He 10 81 years r
d. The ptossentins attorney, .
n. Jet, klsa . first degree h,
lurder charge against him. in
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1914-06-19

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Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1914-06-19

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