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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-07-24
METHODIST

Epworth. The Rev. ]. D. W.
Deavor, II, knowledge in Christian
Character; 1880, by the Rev. ]. c.
Rupp, Of Wall, Pa; Sunday school, TO-;
Glass meeting, 8; Epworth League
service, z.
Grace-The Rev. ]. D. Fox, D. D.
9.45, Sunday school and mems Bible
class; 1890, The Thanksgiving
Touch" 7.3O, Sure Anchorage"
Fifth Street.-The Rev. Edwin A
Pyles. II. THE Constraining Power
of Love-" 7.30, The Nonchurchgoer;"
Sunday school, 10; Epworth League,
$50.
st. Paul's-The Rev. Robert w. Run
yam. II, Shall We Know Each Other
in Heaven %; 6.45, Harris Park, shall
We All Be Saved?" Sunday school, 10.
Summerdale-The Rev. H. C. Hoff-
man. Sunday school, 10; preaching,
l / and Z.
Stevens Memorial-The Rev. Clay
ton Albert Smucker. D. D. Sunday
school, 9.45; 1915, Isolation by Con-
tact" 7.30, 'The Great Finder"
Camp Curtin Memorial-The Rev. A
S. Williams. 9.45, Sunday school;
10.45, Helping Ourselves" 6.45, Ep-
worth League; 7.30, Let Us Stand Up
for jesus" $40, lawn service.
Asbury-The Rev. w H. Gaines.
II. Jesus the Life" s, THE Minis
teri" Sunday school, 2; Epworth
Ridge Avenue-The Rev. William
W. Hartman. II. THE Man Whom
Jesus Warned" 7.3O. The Garish
Day" Sunday school, 9.45.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1915-10-22
Nheat For Hogs.

The grade and market price ol
part Of the 1915 wheat crop has
been so much reduced sprouting
in the shock that it is not too
high for hog feed. Recent feed :
ing tests by L.. Weaver at the
Missouri Experiment Station
have shown that wheat fed alone
gives greater gains In fatteninp
hogs than either corn alone o.
corn mixed with wheat. The ad-
dition Of tankage to the ration
resulted in still more economical
gains, especially during the
early part Of the feeding period
II ground, the wheat is better
digested and three pecks pro.
duce as much gain as q bushe
Of unground. wheat. both being
soaked.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1915-10-22
|lNvENTs POCKET WIRELESS
New York Man Has Apparatus That
Sends and Receives Messages II
Distance 81 10 Miles.

Or. H. harrington Cox OF Bedford
Hills. M. vi, has invented 1 compact
and eflcient wireless receiving and
sending apparatus which may be
strapped about the waist and safely
hidden In the folds Of 1 cloak 10
that II would be invisible to an I'M
suspecting person. The sending ap-
paratus consists Of . box in which
are fve dry cells and q vibrator. The
electric pulsations are started by tap
ping q telegraph key, and the current
which the doctor says II modified with
hidden transformer Of his invention,
sends out ltd messages In waves long
and short. The equivalent to half
watt or one-eightieth as much az 10
required for the ordinary electric light
bulb is the amount OF electricity
necessary. From the box projects o
wire. In warfare use this wire is car
ried down the leg Of the soldier. and
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1915-10-22
Few Chinch Bugs Next
Year.

Heavy rains and disease have
solved that problem for Missouri.
The ranks Of the chinch bugs
have bsso depleted and broken
Up BY the heavy rains and the
fungous disease that they will
probably not appear in damag-
ing numbers next year, accord
ing to 4. J. Talbert Of the Mis-
souri, College Of Agriculture.
The Geld observations made
last spring in different parts Of
the state showed an unusually
Ilsfgel tmber Of bugs and they
indicated q most serious outbreak
Of 1.-THE pest. Had It not been for
the unusually wet season the
|chinoh bug might have done q
great deal more damage 10 grain
crops than the rains and floods.
The reports Of farmers and the
field observations from all parts
OF the state made during August
and September show that the
chinch bugs are not numerous
enough to do any serious harm
The coming year.
Unfortunately the Hessian fly
has not, suffered SO much and
seems likely 10 cause great dam
age nextyear in many localities
in which one or more men sowed
wheat too early or failed to disk
or plow under volunteer wheat.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1915-10-22

Word came here the other day
telling Of the lucky find Of Tom
Day and Mr. Jones Of Lewis
county, while they were working
the public roads. In the act of
excuvating on hill near GAR
nett bridge in that county, these
men ran their plow into an iron
kettle. When taken out OF the
ground the kettle was found to
contain Mexican coin to the
amount Of $4,000. This in the
United States money amounts to
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Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1915-10-22
POISON GAS 70 KILL PESTS
Prairie Dogs succunb Readily 20
Methods Copied From Euro
pesn War.

San Angelo. Tex. Killing prairie
dogs with gas is the newest and most
successful method Of warfare against
the western pests, according to re-
ports from the infested country near
here. 80
Chlorine gas from large automo-
bile generator is forced into the holes
through Q hose. The hole is then
quickly covered and the occupant, be
II prairie dog. ground squirrel Or
snake, immediately dies.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1915-10-22

Ashland. wis.-C. y. Reddeld q
Santa Clara. Cal. allotting agent Tor
the United States government. hero %
allot $4,000 acres on the Bad River
reservation to 545 members Of the
tribe. brought from California bun
die 81 applications from Mexico Or
Chippewa brides. y
But he thinks the Mexicans are
seeking the squaus more Tor the saka
Of the land than any personal endeax-
monts.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1915-10-22

ROUND ABOUT THE STATE.
Cleaned from Exchanges Made blythe Shears,
the Pencii and the Paste Pot--Some Origi-
saal Some Credited, and Some Stolen.
n. but Neariy All Interesting Reading.


The schools cf Scott county !
give employment 70 2otsachsrs.
BoonyilIs Methodists hsys let
The contract for ! sS6. 100 church
building.
0f ~ ia counties IN the state
loB were srtsd hy boys NJ
ths state fair.
The smallest school In Audrain
county has only three pupils-
two girls snd one boy.
According to ]. r. Brink, the
MaryviIle weather man, the rain.
fall in Nodaway county during
1 the month Of September was g.
81.
Missourian Wesleyan College !
ct Cameron has gone In for do
mestic science and ten oil cook.
ing. stoves have been added to
the college equipment.
A hike OF ten or twenty miles
10 6ne fun for Prof. g. A. Burke.
I. ..f' g. 49, = B.
superintendent Of the Cass coun-
ty schools, and he is making his
rounds Of inspection on foot.
Joseph Crscraft, Of near jack
son, accidentally killed himself
last week while attempting TO
xiii an owl. He was alone at
The time the accident occurred.
Mrs. Rebscca Barnes died at
che home OF her son, James
barnes, In Worth, Thursday af-
ternoon, having reached the re-
markabls age Of ninesy-five
years.
"My boys and girls are al
eone and | am tired Of living
aIone,' was the reason woman
go years old. living in Columbia,
gave for getting married again
the other day.
A Cass county farmer had
hard luck the other night when
he shot q coyote that Was making
on with one Of his chickens.
The shot that killed the volt also
killed the chicken.
Albert Gillette, about S5 ysara
old, recently fell dead while
at work near Morehouse. He
had stopped to pick up some
brush when be suddenly pitched
forward unconscious.
A citizen Of Fredericktown has
refused 70 pay dog tax ON the
ground that he keeps the animai
on his premises sll the time. He
has been sued in court for
amount Of licenss fee, however.
One hundred and twenty head
Of Hereford cattle brought sS2-
500 In the sais Of G. B. Smith
At Fayetts. One bull brought
41,23O ard one COW $500. Ths
buyers represented eight states.
A special election win b hsld
"a Je IfsFson county On the 9th
day OF November for the purpose
Of voting on ; proposition to is.
cue s5O0, 900 in bonds TO Be used
10 build gravel and mscadsmizs
rosds.
The school house a Cover wss
burned Sunday night. An st-
tcnrt rce made |. few weeks eso
81 a. A...~.4 A.. &,.tfS3$v.w 1&,>t fHn
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1915-10-22

Webb City's "house Of mys-
terry" burned early Thursday
morRing, and what the loss is no
one can be found who will say.
The "house Of mystery" was
built ~ successful mine owner
who conducted there experiments
which he did not think concern
cd the general public. Other
than the owner, only one or two
persons have been known to
have been inside its walls since
its completion. The house was
outside the fire limits and the
fire department, though respond
ing to the alarm, was unable to
render service in fighting the
iire.
Almost every Republican
newspaper in the stste printed
Walter s. Diokey's picture last
week. For the benefit Of those
who mig I not know, we will say
that Mr.. Dickey 10 . millionaire
sewer pipe manufacturer Of Kan
sas City, who looks mighty good
to the g. o. p, The United
States senate has had too many
millionairs and Missouri isn't
going to increase the number
either.
Bob Herndon Of Osceola RAM
med q perfectly good roll Of one
hundred and sixty.Hve long
green dollars down in his over.
alls hip pocket and then mingled
with the crowd Watching an auto.
mobile raffie. Someone swipped
the dough and Bob can't keep
from thinking that L was soms
false friend who was next tohim.
.For who else, he argues.
would think Of robblng man in
overallsp"
Tall corn is q feature Of the
crop here this season. Uncle
Bonar reporting q stalk in his
field With an ear nine feet from
the ground. This is actual
measurment, not estimated, and
II the balance OF the corn in the
the field runs anywhere near as
tall, Uncle Charlie will sure have
to use q step lodder when II
comes time to gather it.-Hop-
kins Journal.
Last Monday the Board OF
Supervisors Of the st. John Ls-
wee ana drainage district Oh
l = r . Il !. \ 4. n =.
~. ~ 5,os;oo, ~ d,tcb known
g tha law J lsvs, ,lItob. Tha.oon- :
,..ct IVA ~ . !, 7 Z, u 4 \ u wins
= son = ! nr,cs of .o5as pev
cub,c ward. which Il Al excsn-
t;onallv Iow hid Tho contract
= for :, IA aoo cuh;c yard. q
Ma Msdria Rsoo,d
,ssrlv csttinc hIo.sa "a . ~
80. 80 - 80 aoiao am.
!I.ho,atorv .or,r ana coDn.ctad ! ,
c.s prsssure tank with . bottle
q essolina. Thar. was m y.
,,,os;or th.t s,.rtl.d NV tovp m
m.ny thourht war bsd been de-
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1915-10-22

ABOUT the oniy way 70 get
ahead of Kansas II to tell your
|story last. II occasioned com-
ment when 1t was announced
that ]. ri. Price VI Pike county,
Missouri, and 73 years old, had
I"cut a new too,h. Before the
link was dry on the story, how
ever, came Atchison, Kansas,
with The recital that q woman
there is cutting q third set Of
teeth.
EIlisWainwright, residing at
425 Jabez street in this city, has
Ian. apple tree at his honie which
is now bearing its second time
this year. la July the tree pros
duced q big crop and last week
the second crop OF about half q
dozen apples were gathered.
rhey are Of the Yellow Trans
parent variety, and while not so
large as the first crop, are we'll
formed and sound. Richmond
News.
Two dollars aud fifty cents was
the sum paid by Circuit Clerk
Willoughby last week for the
property OF the Pioneer Gold
Mining Company, which was
sold to satisfy court costs. The
bidding began at 10 cents and
WAS rather exciting until it was
knocked down to the circuit
clerk, who is now wondering if
he didn't buy white elephant
instead Of a gold mine Macon
Times Democrat.
Squire r. E. Christian Of Rock
Port has been here this week.
visiting his daughter, Mrs. J. B.
Williams, and greeting his old
time friends. Uncle Bob is "
years old, and last June he cele-
brated the sixty fourth anniver-
sary Of his settlement in Atchi-
son county. For years he lived,
dealt out justice and bought
grain at Nishnabotna. He is q
|celebrated checker player, and
at the pool hall he defeated all
who came.--Corning Mirror.
The second edition Of Father
Tierney's poems, several oi
which were printed for the first
time in the Star, is being ex-
hausted and the third edition
has been ordered. That eight
Thousand copies Of this book oi
verses by the poet-priest Of Mis-
souri, have been sold in twenty
countries in these times Of war ID
a tribute to their charm. Father
Tierney's pastorate Is at Trenton,
where he is prime factor for
community development and
originator Of the slogan, "Get
acquainted with your neighbor,
you might like him."
Elias w. Weed, VIII, died al
Brookfeld, was ut one time ons
} of the best known railroad mer
in the middle west. Shortly af'
ter the civil war he was an Off
Ger Of the Hannibal & ST. JOSEPH
railroad company, and lived a
Macon. Recently Mr.. Weed re-
lated the story Of his railroat
career. He said that whsn |
boy Of IA ne started to learn rail
roading by firing locomotive
on the Michigan Central Th'
engine had only one pair o
drivers, and It was the duty 0
the fireman, when the engin,
stopped on the senter. to get j
to going again BY the use 0
what was called 'sstartin.
hooks. = The engine had nj
headlight and they never riske,
I. running II 81 night. II had
sort Of pilot, but rarely mad
speed enough to oyertake a COW
st. Joe Observer.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1915-10-22

from date.
The Southeast Missouri Tea l
err Association will meet at I !. 81
Girard deau, October 2S, 20 rid
SO. It is predicted that 1I
teschers will BE- present. Til WI
will be special train service OIL
all railroads.
a surgical operation Of Kirks-
vile, performed this week, will.
II Il hoped, reduce the size or
the patients neck. II success
ful, these surgeons have . Won
derfal large field for further de-
monstration Of their skill,
An unusual d istinction Is that
Of w. E. Jameson Of Fulton, who
is the only individual member Of
the National Association Of Mort
gage Bank srs, which has on its
roster loan and trust companies
throughout the entire United
States.
Injunction proceedings has
been begun by Bollinger and
Cape Girardeau county to pre-
vent the Little River Drainage
District dredges from cutting
across publ, roads. The ques-
ticn is also being discussed in
Stoidard county.
A ferry boat built by poplar
subscription among business
men and citizens at Noel has
been completed and is in opera
ton across Elk river at that
point. The boat was built large
enough to accommodate the
heaviest Of motor vehicles.
They asked for bread down at
CORN the other day, but they,
couldn't getit And they could
n't even make biscuits for there
was a flour and bread famine in
the town for a,full twenty four
hours when a delayed shipment
consisting Of four carloads Of
flour arrived.
Talking about hunting for q
pistol did not scare q burglar
who entered the home Of Georga
Bryant at Mayview one night
recently. When Mr.. Bryant not
ed that his scheme for frighten-
ing the intruder away had failed
he armed himself with . corn
knife at which procedure the
burglar fled.
The home for aged Masons and
orphans at st. Louis has 263 in
mates, of whom 1850 are aged
persons and 86 children. There
are also A persons employed in
the institution. Several orders
have homes in the state, the Odd
Fellows at Liberty and the
Knights Of Pythias at SPRING.
field, each one taking care Of
their aged brethren and their
orphan children.
Rex Reams was stabbed in the
back Tuesday ct the high school
BY Ernest Harris. It see ms that
Reams and others were engaged
|in giving Harris "oumping, =
= mild form Of hazing, when
Harms drew q knife and gave
ResIns bad out in the back.
IA doctor was called to dress the
wound which is not considered
dangerous. The school author
|isiss have put the ban on "bum-
ping"
s'Ed Brown, one Of our African
friends, was introduced 10 the
police Judge this week because
! he had . feeling that his wife
needed ! licking and he was the
logical agent to deliver same
while paying the dollar fine ht
complainsd that an Americas
citizen had mighty few rights il
The degenerate days when h,
| Icouldn,f avor fhrneh hja ows
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-10

norb0Ilih non Sdmbor unb bic Setna
region iiiolta bon Grobet.
2. Die Ualbre8ion, fpelhe id ron ber
4ets5btasainis, iaOIi6 Grobst Big i'm
Qlgemeinsn gum aaufs beg RsbenfluHes
3loiu 2ipd ertrsdt. DisIe Reaion biloti
Bic iablihe 5oriIsbung oss tratesii6
6ubtrh pihtigtn oo4en3ugts aap1
@ustas esmbers. oaf BEN fih bic b%Iuitssn
Gdld6ten Qnfunas Geptembsr 1914 ubs
ipitttsn. in ibvsr @tgaltune erinnert Fe
I'm 4qgemeinsn on Bite 4rgoHntR In
5rnutrsid.
3. Das 6o6lanb 5fIid Der 3lotu aipd,
init btnltl6en Standardization Wierluas
len, pr bsr bereits eeidiIOerit Baum spis
iden 8uieEu uno prutb.
qIs Giien6dbnsanotenpuut norblia
bts 1nieIters fnb gbpborofu, gr3s5anp
Sarnopol urb gSorttoip eripnbnenspsrtA.
9ie ae6enfliHe bes anieiters.
mit aiidFdt aaf bic ststnpartigs Gil
tuation bsr gsennifden Girsittrafte IN
GHpois @ali8itu blrfsn aud bic iloliAen
unb norbIi3en RebenfluHs bts 8nieIers
nift mber 4dt stfaHen tperbsn, ba Fe
Bel ben borauSF9tlfb b~sporfe1snssn GrF
lsigniHeH pnhtfHAHIih cine tDittig Rom
fpitltn psrbeN.
Con ben dbtiGen Fnb olg bic r,itl.
tighten 3u nernen: Bpn Meit mad Sf)
bic gpItrpta (6Ilih GambDr) Der Gtr1i
bic 6ipica; bic 2omniea unb bic 3iitrita
Bel GtdnisIau. 2sstere ufre aus Rem
3ufammtnFfaFe Der golbsnen @iftrita,
Der Shpargn giitrita uHo Der Worona
etbilbst, bic f8 oin Qorbtnbe bon Gtas
nisIau %persinieen.
pa bieTt 0MBlbdIsr fdmmilih BIZ
Gtrttttidtung sseen RprbOitsn baben,
biIbea Ie fir cine @orrIdaas aus ben
9arpatbeu pdFsn ssatn ben 3nieftsr tsin
6irhernis. anDers geIsaltd iit bic G-hl
lagt ieoo6, fpenR Aperaiiunen parallel
5ur 9uisiftrlinie BON Gfteu nod Wettr
pbst ungstsbrt burdQsfibrt iperben; oanr
biIoet itOe bitIer Glublinten Elm ie5y for
mibabtes Siaoernis ein8sln fir fa, psIi
des b~tIoHogrE BON Bsrtbeiblgsr gut GUS
stnibt fperssn fam. Die 5ipilheH Der
8IuHeH btnFtrtiGenDtH 60bgu8Hge tomi
men bitbti, lois bersitg fraber ~herposssbot
ben, psfsntlih IN 9straht.
! Die uUrOli4sn gatbeufIlHt bss Dnit'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-10

8nitHereqinit fin btibe 4artsieu 5u fhafs
fen, fol- burerTt bic Situation oer beibers
isitiatn Streiitrdfte auF BEN dlbtrfm
fibIi9en Jlaqtl Der groBen, 5itIihsn
G4lantFront GHbt Mdr3 feftselttlt fosrs
ben. Omar fin6en %fortpabrsnO admpfe
toit, bisIelbsH trdsen dbtr mehr Ioialen
G9uratter, uno Qttioreu erobcu Wlabs
IfdbeB fnb eft mad Gintritt 6ts Gribs
iabrss unb quf4Drsns Der SanseidmeI8s
5u erpartsn.
Otftrretder.- Dir In Der oinis
lis3oE pdbsg 5ernepib tebeuosn o~iterreis
6ifhsbeutfasn gtreitfrdfis glitbsrn fh
allsm Auldeine mad in 5psl Qrmeen.
Die tpeilitbe berielben bat ben 66hsns
lamm Der WaIbtdrpotben NIT ben pier
bprtigen gdTtn (ll53oi, Su6oIta, @olos
be uuS 8bsJtop) i'm 9efh unb itr gors
trrppen finb auf bic Gotten n0rblid ber
pdhe porgsIhoben. Du bic 9diftrbaritit
Der GdrpatbsR iih IN bitIsm GbsiIe duf
bic Sorhanbsnsn, rGumIih euetn pabs
hraben bei6rdntt, Iinb auf ben bier obgss
nonnten 9iaisa anIfeinenb uur berbdlts
nismdbig tleiners Gorper, ca, ie / Regis
ment, BIG BIT ben qaBb5beu uHb ben
nDrbIi4eB abhdngsn berIelbtn borgtihos
ben, pd6reHb bas eros bitftr Qrmee bas
binter I'm Raumt unbdrs Muniaess 0us5t
ano n1rblia bdbon Tebt. aus bieIsr Gem
trolItsnnRg perben il mad 8tt n sum
Nngriff BIT our Merthtitigura firters
ardFte auf ben bier 2inien oeesu Rorben
bproiriairt. Die GtGrte DtsIsr armees
grippe biirfis NIT a Bis 5 SIttrrei6iIden
anb DentihM Qrmeet0rps su bsEaRIdIagtn
fem. Mn GiTsEbnbnsu Tfebtn 6srIsTbsn biz
ainie ursp1rs Sdmbor uno Wuniaes.
Strpi eegsn ben ~luieiter Iaufenb, srnsr
bic fioIin res Wolbqebirsss | bttnbs
Erdnspstldllinie ihgnarsM armdrossS 5i'
getb 5nr @erFisune.
IN bisIe armts ldlieBt fh ssgsn Offer
bic bsreiis norbli6 Der aarpotben ftehenbt
1lterreihihsbeutfde Mrmee bes Gr5her.
5oes Sofepb Gtrbinanb an. 9srsn pelt'
liher BIigtl Itbnt Tih norbntFti6 Dor
Rabnornd an bic goTbene gihfitn AZ
unb fire Clinic srEirtdt Tid Johann n5rb.
i9 9abiporna geatn Gttgnia dib1hIid
5tonisIdu), iiber bds 6odldHb gegtr
EtsrtBn, duff bdnH tntione BEN iiibi
lihsn 8nieftrs lfer Bis 1ItIi4 bon ga,
ftssesgIi unb bisst bann sniIane BEL
! 0Fsrrsiaii4sraifi9sn Grsnss Bib gsplru'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-10

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NmHsh M~HlntIneftn tslit ca lann. nnl
r1a titiH dal BE 0eumsr laa'
|am bss esanttB NJ fianiiifH. NHonttti
harit W6ifnilk tIittu mii Rldhhi ha'
rnf st nlutih8lH btr eirila NiF aab
hfr nfHli6 tauof Ia ttg WdipFgai ea
nitbmom tdutlu RtbuiiANs ID.
Duightta.
eituatlen Ser seantriidsu sireiiiraiie
an Der 3uitie 8rsm 0nbs gldrl.
lin rtnm aalaanaapuuh fit ot pa.
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-10
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