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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-12-25
PUT THE FARMER IN IT.

III an address before the state convention the PENNSYLVANIA
orange at Wilanspor Pa Clifford Pncho expressed his belief
mat the time has come to give the farmer larger voice II the conn
CHS or the nation On the American farmer said would REST the
big task of winning the war ~ "
but today said Pncot the farmer has no voice and is not
consulted There far as know single genuine farmer
n any place of authority i'll Washngton-i the vast
o e Council OF National Defense the Food Administration or
Inc numerous special bodies that running the war"
lhere ought to be farmer the Hoover staff TO voice ~
point OF the farmer to Hoover interpret the Hoover no;s
to the farmer. ~ ' Pn''S
Every Jay becomes better day to sell holdings possible
Anyhow there's sugar kings bGnr o,c
"'' o'''o Jail eo' III
United States dyes Thus another German
cinch punctured ~ ~ " 'ne' "ernnah
to pile vadvook ~ " 'pe"
Germany holdings Africa before the war were over five
times inc area OF Germany and she
Berlin nanccrS suggest financing Boshcvk with 1,rm.,
paper money On we'll maybe those Russians coud mix il with ;+
wheat and eat it, ~ ~ " WIZ" White
lghtiess New Years in New Yorks White W.v ,r,l
DC enough to make the Old Boy himself swear off What tb 40
on such occasions with the lights full blaze is about all his sense
OF shame can stagger under
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-12-25

herdsyille, according to, statement
tonight by B. NJ. Starks, general man
ager of the railroad.
His statement, which summarizes
the findings of a board of inquiry
made up of railroad officials, says
the first negligence was the failure
Of the flagmen and conductor. of the
train ahead Ito protect the rear of
their train while it was standing on
the main line at and near Shepherds
vile, and in failing to protect it while
not making schedule time before
reaching Shepherdsv1lle."
The engineer of the fast train which
followed is charged with negligence
in that "he failed to have his train
under control as he approached Shep.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-12-25
CHEER THAT'S NOT FLAWLEss

Lots of caepiars last fall Hornets built their nests hrh in
the trees printer at Munce nd has singing bebrs
his yard early morning Of late Cpmunks storage plants
arc only half filled An Omaha has already prepared
to ' iof
This what they giving us up to what : called
short winter and bite all of it. save the pro-
pecy presented by that Indiana printer What Indiana print
early the morning doesn't signify 1t lust as ant to 10
pair Of Andes condors warblng family clothes line as
couple OF gentle buebir that he pair of red
and green all gators flying down pick crumbs or white ola
monster perched the garbage fappg wings and whist
ling notes. We re wide the cheer that's caerpars ho
nets hunks and premature hens but there's nothing but cold
mornings. way ''
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-12-25

a j.
herasville. so that if need be he could
stop before passing the station. IN
stead of this, though he did not get
the signal to proceed, he continued at
such a rate of speed that he not only
passed the station, but ran LOO feet
beyond. The wreckage of the train
ahead was carried 500 feet beyond
the point where it was hit the state
ment adds. ,a
The flagman and conductor referred
to we're killed. The engineer was one
of the witnesses called before the
board of inquiry.
The operator at ShepherdsVille IS
exonerated by the statement whlcn
saws "he did everything possible IN
the premises"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-12-25
IMAM FAILURE"

Louisville, KY, Dec. 24.-"Man
failure" caused the disaster which
cost more than two score lives when
two Louisville & Nashville passengers
trains came together in rear end
collision last Thursday night at Shep-
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-12-25
MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN
PERISH IN RUNAWAY CAR
CONTINUED From Page One,

eight of whom were women and one a
little girl Some of the bodies were
scarcely recognizable and Identified
ton proceeded slowly.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-12-25

Almost healtncu,. up-ouilding med
icine gently soothes the liver and
bowels. helps digestion. sharpens the
annette. brings refreshing sleep.
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea,
natures gift. Thoro but no injuri-
Gus.
BRESLOW'S.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-12-25

N! holdings III Africa before the war were over f;v
'rea OF Germany, aud she lost practically all of Them
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-12-25

hancleS suggest financing the BolShcvki with Germar
On we'll maybe those Russians could mix it with whit,
Ripley County democrat., 1917-04-20
Big High School Meet.

The twelfth annual High School Meet
for Southeast Missouri will be held at
Cape Girardeau. Friday and Saturday,
May iith and 18th. There will be con-
lists in defamation, debate. essay,
shorthand, typewriting, and athletics.
A large number Of cups, banners, ned
ais, watch fobs, and badges Of various
kinds will be distributed to winners.
This meet has become one Of the lar
gest events in this part Of the state.
Last year 3S6 contestants, representing
81 high schools took part In the various
contests, more than 1000 people wit
messed the athletic games on Saturday,
more than 1000 people came from OUT
side OF Cape Girardoau. Nearly every
town In Southeast Missouri had dsle-
cation present. M
The meet has done much to encour-
agemany lines Of high school work ID
this Normal district. Enough entrees
have been already received 10 assure 4
successful meet this year
r. 8. DOUGLAS,
Busipsss Manager.
Ripley County democrat., 1917-04-20

TUESDAY, April II, SECOND DAT.
Court met pursuant TO adjournment
all members being present, and the SOL
lowing business was transacted:
Immediately after convening thecourt
took a recess OF one hour out OF respect
for and to attend the funeral services OF
the late Fred Johnston.
DR.. T. @. Estes was allowed an ac-
count Of $50 for medical attention to
Mrs. Wallace, . poor person.
@. y. Lines, collector Of the revenue,
for Ripley county presented to the court
his annual settlement for taxes OF the
year 1915, with his land and personal
delinquent lists and back tax books
which are by the court examined and
settlement approved and delinquent list
accepted, presiding judge, J. X. Lang
ford, dissenting.
Allowances were made as follows:
l.K. Langford, z days as member Of
Board Of equalization and two days at
tendance at court. Si5.0 90.
Jas. Williamson same 1900
Lewis B. Pulliam same $500.
Court thereupon adjourned until court
In course.
Ripley County democrat., 1917-04-20
Mother Was Safe.

The minister had to leave home on
a long preaching tour. Just before
leaving he called his family around
him to say good-by. When he came to
Bobby. he saide
"0ld man, want you to be q good
boy and take care Of your mother"
Bobby promised. All day long he
looked prcternaturally grave under the
heavy responsibility thus suddenly as
sumed. When night came and he was
called to his prayers, the young guard.
fan said:
20 Lord, bless father, and Brother
Tom, and Sister Alice, and Aunt May,
and the little Jones boys. and me. but
you needn't trouble. about mother. for
! am going to look after her"
Ripley County democrat., 1917-04-20

The farm house home OF ex Judge w.
y. johnson in Current River township,
below PoynoF. wee totally destroyed BY
Are last Mondayabeut The middle of the
afternoon. and most Of the contents
were also destroyed, as there was nc
one at the homo at tho time The iire was
discovered except Mrs. JohRson and 1
man who was repaintine the house and
repapering the rooms. Judge johnson
had gone 10 Ponder on business and did
not know Of the nre until hia return
about dark. The boys ct home were
out IA the neldat work half mile or
more from the house and hearing The
farm bell violently ringing hurried In
but were too late TO help save anything,
as were neighbors who hurried there On
bearing the bell.
Mrr. johnson WAS At work In the
kitchen and she noticed small blaze
on the roof Of the smoke house, which
was not far from the main building.
She called 70 the man and directed him
total<e pail Of water and put II out,
andin sodoing he saw . place about two
feet square on the roof Of the residence
vas On fre. Reporting the larger blaze
she directed him TO put his ladder up
ana 90 up With bucket Of water and
check i until she could get more water
g him. The man went up on The west
eide Of the house and . strong wind was
blowing from the southeast and when
ne threw the water At the flames the
vino blew it back ana ne came down
and said that the best thing to 40 would
De TO take the things out The repori
Ripley County democrat., 1917-04-20
Buried Here.

The body o: Frederick Johnston. a
brother Of e. B. Johnston Of Johnston's
Pharmacy, arrived here last Monday for
burial, and funeral services we're held at
the residence Of b, b. Johnston at .
o'clock Taesdoy morning, Rev. ], w.
Worsnop. pastor Of the M. d. Church
officiating. the Masonic fraternity hav-
charge Of the ceremony. The deceased
was we'll known here az he had been 9
frequent visitor 10 his brothers In past
years, though the famaly home was at
Leeper IN Wayne county, but ss the
the mother and brother, the late W. w.
Johnston, were buried here, his body
was brought here TO rest 10 Oak ridge
beside bis mother. His sseNas 2tyears.
Ripley County democrat., 1917-04-20
HIRAFFEs EAT THE POLES
One Of the Difficulties Faced BY Men
Who Built Telegraph system
10 Africa.

Every Industry has its troubles.
Some Of them can be- foreseen. and
some Of them cannot be. II IL doubt.
full II the men who toiled to build up
. telegraph system In equatorial Az
rica foresaw the peculiar difIiculties
they were to have from wild ami
mails.
IN several provinces of British East
Africa the giraffe and elephant are
given special protection by law. It
costs $50 to get q license to kill q bull
giraffe and $3.50 for q license to kin a
pair Of elephants. n many parts the
killing Of giraffes IL forbidden en-
tIrely. Consequently In this vast eame
preserve elephants and giraifes take
special heed to tho voice of the Crea-
tor as transcribed In the first chap
ter Of Genesis: s'Be fruitful and null
tiply.. The lions have done likewise
and they have caused real inconyenI-
ence to General Smuts more than
once In his recent military opera
lions, besieging the general himself
once IN his motorcar.. The elephants
and girAffes, however, make spe-
cialty Of telegraph poles. According
to a xooloeist who writes In the Lon.
don Times. the giraffes have been
giving trouble BY pulling down the
telegraph wires and thereby inter
Ripley County democrat., 1917-04-20

J. r. Wight has bsepnamsd By Cor
ernor Gardner as : member Of tho
Board of Regents oishe Cape 0irsr-
deau Normal school. 40 Z Republican
member u the board, taking the place
made vacant by the expiration Of the
term d G. D. Mathews Of Sikeston.
Mr. Wright Was notified last Sunday Of
bis appointment. and has been receiv-
ing The congratulations q his friends
This week. He har bean "a oii sine
friend oi Mr. Gardner, but was not an
applicant Tor the place.
Ripley County democrat., 1917-04-20
An Imaginary cabby.

s A penitentlooking man was on trial
for vagrancy and disturbance Of the
peace. The judge seemed inclined to
be lenient.
"what was the prisoner doing when
you arrested himi" he said to the POI
llceman.
'He was having q very heated argu-
ment with q cab driver. your honor
"But that doesn't prove that he was
the worse for liquor" the judge said.
"Many sober people have argument
with cab drivers"
$50 they DO, your honor" said the
policeman, abut In this case there was
no cab driver"
Ripley County democrat., 1917-04-20
HAD Cough? Feverishp

You need DC. Kings New Discovery
70 stop that cold. the soofhing bslsam
ingredients heal the initiated membrane
es, soothe the tore throat, ths antisep-
tic qualities KID the germ and your cold
q quickly relieved. DR.. Kina's New
Discovery has for IS years been the stan
dard remedy for coughs and coIds ia
thousands Of homes Geth bottle to-
day and have 4 handy IL your medicine
chest for couRh1 colde, Group, grippe
aud all bronchial affections. Al your
druggist, ooc. X =
Ripley County democrat., 1917-04-20

Spring house cleaning means clean.
ing inside and outside. DIN pimply
skin Is an Aftermath Of winter inactivity.
Flush your intestines with q mild laxa !.
tive and clean out the accumulated
wastes, easy 70 take, they do not Rripe.
Dr. Kings New Life Pills will clear
your complexion and brighten your eye.
Try DR.. Kings New Life Pills 10 night
and throw OF tho sluggish winter she'll.
At druggists, 20. 8,A
Ripley County democrat., 1917-04-20

When you have Backache the liver or
kidneys are sure TO be out of gear. Try
6anol II doas wonders for the liver, kid
neys, and bladder. "A trial SO bottle
Or Sanol viii conyince you. Get il at
the drug store. 25-b2t.
Ripley County democrat., 1917-04-20
The Democrat.


Rea York has gone % Detroit towork.
Nae Finch 4 Il Birch Trss this week
visiting relatives.
Mrs.. Chas. L. Ferguson WAS Poplar
X BLUM visitor The past week.
4 j. b. Osrlach made business visit 70
st. Louis tho iirst cf the week,
Mrs. Carl Kind has gone 70 Troy. Mo-,
and to St.. Louis, to visit friends and
relatives
Another rain yesterday checking
4 plowing and corn planting, but made she
grass and buds come springlng.
Ben H. owsns came homo from the
Cape last Saturday where he was at-
tending y. s. Court. - . jury member.
The box supper and concert given BY
the band boys last Saturday night, At
Odd Fe:loHshall, was . great success,
and the boys came out nicely.
Hon. j. F. Fulbright came home last
Saturday from . weeks attendance at
circuit court a. Van Buren, and the ses.
sion this term was the longest eyer held
In Carter county.
Now that the plaintive 600 Of the tnr-
tie dive 10 heard, and the robbin and
blue jay have builded their nests and
laid the eggs for their first brood,
Spring can be said to have arriv.
The section hands on the I. NJ. system
after being laid OF for three or four
days, about two weeks ago, were put
back TO work again last week and given
raise Of t5 cents per day, for ten hours
work. they now receive $i.75 per day.
John Doherty, who went TO Mont ana
with the other young men who left here
about three weeks ago, returned home
last Monday from the trip, He didn't
like the country and decided that he
would not stay.
The dead hut not dsfunct will como to
life THE evening at 7 o'clock sharp.
when the Doniphan Commercial club
win hold a meeting at the boord room Of
the Doniphan State bank. Important
business Of general interest win be talk.
Cd over and acted upon.
Abe Hscht expects TO move his Fa-
nous store from the Bluff to Denirhan
about the first Of the month and open
with brand new and up-to date stock
ofdress goods. boots and shoes, notions
and white goods. in The room formerly
occupied dy the Kerstner Harness Co. I
n the Maness building on Washington
street.
James A. Mcclaren and Dave M.
Robrrtson left last Sunday for North
Missouri TO look up and purchase the
4 car load Of Red polled ard Hereford
Thoroughbred cattle required by the
respective associations recentlyorgsniz.
ed here. They were to be Joined on the
way by the state and government agents
interested In the matter and after look
sre .hn,,f In Nnrih Missos,r; mara IL 80
Ripley County democrat., 1917-04-20
County Court Proceedings,

County Court met In adjourned session
last Monday, for the purpose Of making
annual settlement with q 8, Lines COL
lector Of the revenue oi Ripley county.
There were present Jaa. X. Langford,
presiding Judge. Jas Williamson. asso-
ciats Judge Of sheEastern district, Lew
Il B. Pulliam, associate Judge Of The
Western district, J. ]. Kennon, County
clerk. and Chas. @. worley, Sheriif.
The following business was transacted; !;
II the petition of w. a. Wilmore and
others; Il was ordered that the highway
engineer, surveyor, survey the .exsen-
sion Of the Purman road to the Oxly
road and report 10 the May term Of the
court.
w. .F. McciaiB County treasurer was
allowed 81 900 on account OF bridge for
ditch No. 2, to Miller q Borchirdipg
contractors Of St. Louis and $3.50 for
labor and material for clearing away Of
old bridge for-same.
A.E. Crumly was allowed $i2 on ac-
count Of $50 for keeping and for money
expended on Mrs. Wallace. poor per-
son. Il ss
G.S. Lines, assignee Of w. b. Glib
son. was allowed 20 % for the hauling
OF cement.
III. Kennon, assignee Of J. Rich
mond, was allowed $3.50 for the haul.
Ing Of piling.
Itwas ordered by the court that a
supplementary contract between Drain-
age district No. 3 and vincennesBridge
Co in regard to plans Of snbstruciure
Of steel bridge on ditch No. 8. be ap.
proved and signed by ditch engineer
and nled.
Court adjourned until o o'clock the
following morning.
Ripley County democrat., 1917-04-20

Homero Old Tightwad invited no To
take lunch with him yesterday.
Heiny--I suppose there was no end
to the good things you had to eat.
Homer Right you nre. There was
neither beginning nor an end to
them.
Heiny Why. how was that7
Homer All We had was pretxels.
Ripley County democrat., 1917-04-20

For Feveriehness, Bad Stomach, Te-
ething Disordeis. move and regulate the
Bowels and are q pleasant remedy fof
Worma, Used by Mothers Tor 30 years.
They never fail. At all druggists, 26c.
Sample FREE. Address, holhsr Gray
Coz Leroy. n. X: 2S-At.
Ripley County democrat., 1917-04-20

The iood situation i the most
serious in the history d our country
and demands immediate action.
EVERY man. woman and child IN
Ripley County should do bis part.
The following facts are set forth
BY curiiood and agricultural ex.
perts.
i. The United States must feed
the world for the next wear Or two.
2. She must d. this with d
million d her men called into
military service.
B. More than Is per cent Of the
farm laborers have left the farm
within the past year to work In the
cities.
A. In Missouri there is today q
smaller surplus Of grain, fewer
meat animals and less food Of all
kinds than there was ! 4 year ago.
The wheat crop d only 500 per
cent. 80 per cent Of the counties
report shortage Of seed corn. The
peach crop is almost an entire fail.
ure. Meat animals are scarce.
there were nearly, twice as many
hogs and cattle on feed q year ago
in Missouri as there are now.
Unless the penple Of Ripley
county act and act promptly. some-
body will go hungry next winter.
The government will feed the
soldiers first. The women and
childrenat home will suffer.
II Is no time now to discuss
whether I'VE entered the war too
soon or waited too long, our duty
isto act. Now while the growing
season is on we should act prompt.
". vigorously and systematically,
that We may be prepared for next
winter.
What can we dop Produce all
the food possible BY planting large.
ly u the following vegetables:
potatoes, sweet potatoes. tomatoes
navy beans, Kentucky wonder
beans. bunch butter beans, red
kidney beans. beets. cucumbers.
sweet corn and field peas. Plenty
Of sorghum canes should be planted
We nayhave TO substitute sorghum
for sugar. Doniphan merchants
are now aaable to Get more than
three bagssof sugar at a shipment.
Plant as much corn and other feed
crops as possible including mangels
or sugar beeis to be used US feed t.sr
stock saving that much grain for
human food.
The preservation OF vegetables
and fruits will be taken up soon,
canning clubs will be formed TO
preserve the perishAbles but unless
we plant largely now there will not
be much 70 can. The College Of
Agriculture and the State Board Of
Agriculture are ready to cooperate
with us. Canning demonstrations
will be given in due time.
We eau not only put up an
abundance of vegetables and fruits
to feed our own people but we can
produce a surplus which can be
sold at high prices and will thus
prove q source OF profit.
few of onr farmers have been
canning vegetables and fruits for
the market and have sold readily.
Their experience will be valuable
10 Us and we expect their hearty
cooperation and help when the
campaign for organizing canning
clubs starts.
I am asking the State Board Of
Agriculture and the College Of
Agriculture tpi send Us Literature
and other aesistance.
Persons desiring more information
can obtain IL BY writing to the
State Board Of Agriculture or the
College Of Agriculture both 1t Col.
umbia. Mo-. q. TO me. II / can be
d service | am willing 70 give s
large part Of my time this summer
70 this work.
Ripley County democrat., 1917-04-20

sanol Eczema Prescription IL / H.
nous old remedy for all forms OF Ecxe-
ma and akin diseases, 6snol Is 1 guar.
anteed remedy. Get Sc large trial
bottle ~ the drug store. % So.
Ripley County democrat., 1917-04-20
THE NERIYREDs' TRAGEDY


Iour-mOnthS' Old BUNGALOW uuOn which
Clara. bis forr.montbs, oIa hride t,.st
as eagerly waIted Nh return Il wns
with vague mIsrfvinr tf,nt ~ aaw ",
sign Of his pretty little wIfe hehInd
the pefunia.fllcd vernnda bores one
swelterinr evening when he cams hon,s
from town.
Inst Ins,da M .crean ,,oor ,o,ys,.. -
a. ~ cane.r.orer ha convhs ! :, ,,,,rr,,s. I.
! - = 81 L,,.har .nra., .nd h
hina n rnaro
.,v,,..,. n, !. Z. IL.
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80 /
hzies sonet
Weil did you everT
"And burned the steak r.
Sand the mayonnaIse won't get stift
and the asparagus won't ret soft and.
and everythlng's spoiled,' Clara sobbedl
hysterically.
Bob pulled her hot. tousled little,
hend 70 his brenst. .It,a all rlght lIt..
tie maid, don't YOU care i Wen throw.
the old stun out. Let's mike some
lemonade and have n sandwich. what's
wrong with LiszIeY'
.T don't know. somebodv .,ct or
dcad Or something. waa out and.
when cot back she wos zone TAft
word With Mrs smith newt door.
Someone telepboned for ,barw
Ana so ciosed ,ha ar,, cbenter -.
the RrIrton tr.ye,,y
That nIobt or rothsr ~ . q Z, 49,.
mornIng Clara shook nan ap,h,.u.
Bobby. wake uni : Oh. n,ease Rohhv
wake mi Thero.s son,anodv dou,.'
stairs
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.h,. 80, 80 s ~. .%ns .s, ou' ~
,n,nas ,s .,'se y, snu eAanns Dasae' . rna
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~ tbsv,rs hnnsrv na' aasyn - III.
hcr M ma ana set emo I'M war,,, - 49,
IA M ana hrirv Il Al, ana I snocn
Aren,t tbev dar,ings Rohhvy
aNo" snorled hs "A nj n, ha dasbedI
.wT taan thosa t,ds IN th,, ho,,se asto-
The f,rst streak ~ dawn"
Ana fms endad chsnter two ~ y,oh..
tragedy - az
INT tba Rr,rtons tent IN. hah,a. |
That n sor some TINA longer than tha [
limIt sci by Bob' II was iris wav.
Nert dav the ,nbons rang and IN nm.
swer, 10 Clara,s fired. .Ie,lop so,ne- |
one informed her that certain Iizzia |
O,Br,en ina been hurt Nv m antonio.
Nile and asked ~ sae her at st stanh. /
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Ripley County democrat., 1917-04-20
shs FslI forsIt.

Patience-Ho proposed marriage
while be WIS skating with her.
patrice With what RESULT
~she becams very much CONFUSED
end fs11 for I.