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The Robesonian., 1918-02-07
COUNTY SCHOOL MATTERS
Business Transacted at Regular
Monthly Meeting Of County
Board of Education.

The regular monthly meeting OF
the county board of education was
held Monday in the Office Of Supt: j.
R. Poole at the court house. The fol-
lowing business was transacted:
The lines of district No. 1, White
House, Indian. were ordered changed
so as to include G. B. Oxendlne, Jud-
son Hunt and Noel Hunt, extending
across Ashpole swamp.
The sum of $3.50 was allowed dis
trict No. 4, white, St. Pauls township
for an additional teacher.
The resignation of G. B. Oxendlne
as committeeman in district No. 1,
Indian, White House township, was
accepted
District No. 8, colored Thompson
township, was allowed $18 for cell
ing, proided district contribute an
equal amount and complete the build
ing.
District No. 1. colored Red Springs
township, was allowed $50 for an ad-
ditional teacher.
The sum of SO was allowed for
brick in district No. 1, colored, Shan
non township.
i dered purchased for district NO. l,
/ colored, Shannon township, same TO
De CndGSSu W uloCllCt oSSOoiAo'
1 Jnstallment and interest on the
| State Loan Fund amounting to ST.
I 741.61 was ordered paid to the State
!! Treasurer.
| School committeeman were appoint
| ed as follows: Mr.. John McCracken
in district No 2, Parkton township
! white, in place Of Mr.. Neill McMIllan an
who has moved out Of district. {. J"
Mcdowell in district No 8, colore1
] Thompsons township, in place OF W; Z
Tuck. who has moved out OF the dis
| trict. Steel Graham in district, No.
Britts township, colored,, in place 0
A. S. Campbell, deceased. :,
Application for $1,000 from tn
Rowland high school to the Stat
- Loan Fund was approved
Supt. Poole was appointed con
nittee to attend the War saylne
- Institute to be held in Raleigh Q
February 18th and 18th, his actu'
- expenses to same to be paid,
Mr.. N. C. Stubbs was allowed
rebate Of $6.75, account OF error
listing taxes in district No. z, whit
Pembroke township.
The Robesonian., 1918-02-07
The Perfect Laxanre

boards to spend money that will yield
larger returns to the public.
"Let it be borne in mind that this
meeting is not to be celebration, but,
as its name implies, it is to be a
school, and all who attend will
be thoroughly taught just what they
are expected to do and just how to do
The Robesonian., 1918-02-07
For The 1I:{3,}s|2

Maternity Is q crisis in a woman's life
that should be safe. guarded with extreme
care The safe. penetrating external prep
aration, Mothers Friend. has been pre-
pared for over three generations, espec-
ially for expectant mothers. BY its use
stretching pains are avoided. The
abdominal muscles relax easily when baby
Is born and this naturally makes for In
The Robesonian., 1918-02-07

finitely less pain and danger at tho cri1sa4
Ask for a bottle at your drug store -
cay and write for interesting FREQ 1oeR-
Motherhood and the Baby. Simply -
dress The Bradheld Regulator Co.. DspC
d, 500 Lamar Building, Atlanta. O. d
not go a single night without apDaX0Q
Mothers Friend; tt is the greatest ttn4.
Of help to nature.
The Robesonian., 1918-02-07
When You Have a Cold.

It is when you have a severe colu
that YOU appreciate the good qualities
Of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Mrs.
Frank Croker, ? Pana, Ill, Ill, .,grbf writes: !.
'Our five-year old son Paul caugn1
severe cold last winter that settlec
on his lungs and he had terrible
coughing spells. We were greatly
worried about him as the medicines
we gave him did not help him n fhe
least. A neighbor spoke so highly o.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy that
rot a bottle Of it. The first doss
benefited him so much thai contln
ued giving it to him until ne was cur
cd"
The Robesonian., 1918-02-07
IT. w. BECKETT,
Governor"

Mr.. d. N Mclean, n years old,
Confederate veteran and well-known
citizen of Fayetteville, died at a hos
pital in that town last Tuesday.
The Robesonian., 1918-02-07
A Year Of Great Prosperity.

The year 1913 should be year OF great prosperity
for all citizens of the United States We have MADE
GREAT plans for the good of farmers We sell all kinds OF
fertilizers Acid elate Nitrate Soda, Aereallte, Ma
nipuated Guano Cotton seed Meal etc. We aim toftr-
nsh our customers the best grades OF fertilizers Guano
and other fertilizers as cheap, comparatively
as they are at this time
We have the celebrated Oliver pows, 900 plows and
castings for them. The people OF Robson county BE-
lieve in Oliver pows, think they are better than
anv other make we know, they sell like hot cakes
Don't FORGET the old reliable "Bounts true blue ploWs,
a]so we have never known these poWs to fail to please
purchasers.
We have the old time 'Dixie" pows eelshoves and
a'eood line of farm tools generally
Our stock of general supplies is unsurpassed: we
did the largest volume of business last year in the his
! torv of our business we pleased our customers
We have car load of sheet iron for tobacco tueS ana
we call tobacco farmers to place their orders 1of TO-
b acco ues at once that we can have them MADE ana
Il ready to deliver in full time to tobacco Place your
u orders at once.
Il Come along friends and trade with us this year you
have never traded with us for years mebefore Ii we
IL do not please vou of course you will trade with some
other merchant next year, but will try very hard to
II hold you as customer.
III With hearty thanks for favors shown aim to con-
IN tinue to please all cusomersj
i 2. ID. Caldwell & Son, Inc.
ia LUMBERToN H.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-20

Ny knowing the cause. disease may
often be avoided This T. particularly
mon cause 81 headache Il dlrordered
true of headache The most COM
stomach a~ constipation. which may
be corrected by taking a few doees ~
Chamberlalu'a Tablets. Try Il Many
Others have optains.d permanent relief
by taking these Tabi',is They ere
easy 20 take and mild snd gentle ia
sffacf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-20

rls cruss
one ,9 barley four 80 tab'c-
hafle} heat flour Ths
fHft Wy good tor a
ute-cfusi p.g
spoons fat rs teaspoon salt. coli
water
rle Crust ?.
one haf cup barley flour. rs tea.
Hpoon saif. 2-f tablespoons fat. 2
otp whlt" flour a teaspoon bak NJ
powder. cold water Two cruais
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ssek % flsur VIII
nrInq MILLION pollsrs.

The sack % fioar which has been
dedioafed by the shriaers % the Unit
"a States 20 a mlsalon of fund rais-
ing IN support - The Red cross.
iiouxhi total u t7lso AZ me snc-
iion hid 81 the Hotel Tulsa satur-
diy night 10 % the present 80 80
has been raised from this one saek ~
of noar snd rounds have been bat
haif made
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ratriotie CLOSING event.

The pupils Of - Marya school will
y" their closing exercises on the
= hooi gronnd on Tuesday evening
An interesting fwtriotic program has
been arranged and the Young I.adies
sedali'y viii have charge of tho 50
cal
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-20

narbed wire cuts. ragKed wounds.
collar and harness galls heal up
quickly when BAI.LAHDa SNOW
fiNiMENT is applied o. "a both
healing sud anti.optlc rrce 2sc.
5oe and 81 90 per bottle hold BY the
owl Drug Store
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+ M


"eshs Matinee IDOL with delight
ful Marguerite Clark as nab Archl-
hald Il a sOmerhat hoydenish school
SRI who greatly resents the rrivi-
ieges allowed her only slightly older
sfster-tust because she Il mere
twenty months older and a debut
ante" Resolving 70 marry her sister
OF az any cost. she proceeds 10 spoil
any chances Leila migh, have had In
a strange and extremely humorous
manner She j. not often allowed 10
20 20 the theater and II IL not strange
that on going with some OF her school
mtses she should fancy herself in love
with the leading man.
Hearst Pafhe News.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-20

sailo~ oomplsxion ls due % torpid
hver HERBrNE purifie. and str~nx,s-
ems the iive~ and bowsl- and restore.
the rosy bicom cf health 10 ths cheek
Price soc. soii BY NE oxi prur
Store. -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-20

cArliARsoL relieves ehonio Goa
stipailon. cathsraoi 10 . ssfs sad
effective family cathsrtie. caihAssot
l. tho best medicine foe lack of -pso.-
For sails a, Corner Iharaaey ssA Owl
Drug store
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-20

Sodium chloride or table salt .
often the cause cf roat ana other
pains Use nothing but csshsrsol 20
move the bo~ei. A. osi Drug Sisrs
and Corner Phsrnscy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-20

fhls helag busy week owing "a the
commencement exercises We advise
patrons Of our Merinelln department
to arrange Tor engagements early -
! q luts u q Go.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-20

sIiss Fiorence Hacker. for many
years "a The offls. II she Director ~
Public Safety ~ rhiadeifhia. -
known a. f.s sfenoeFapber win the
eseyciopesiia mind because % hur
Plies sOmruA memory
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-20
Uncle Sam IL a aiuhfy
Good Daddy,

Uncle Sam IL a Mighty
Good Daddy.
tpela Sam q a mlshty good dsd.
ay hs's taking good csre of HE
bcys. nali John Rockefallsr lately.
hackefeiier l. the fiosssat NAN in Am
erica Y he wot1 10 taru ever HE
81 tire fortune opilmated " tppo. .ooo.-
e0. he money - turusi. would frsi
mo allied armies Qua wsek That's
one Nay 70 fisurs the lmmsaslly Of
this great war
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rheumatism ranse@ mora pain and
suifering than any other disease. for
Tho r"ason that i Is TIN most common
ot all lila, and Il ~ certainly crafty
INK e. sufferers 10 know that ,hare
II remedy that viii afford relief
and make rest and sleep poasibla. Il
la called chamherlaln's I.inimers
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Friends Club Enjoy
Dinner and Cards.

Miss Janet Wood PLAYED substi-
iute hand at the meeting OF the
Friends club which took place on
saturday evening al the home OF Mr.
and Mrs w II Boasen. At seven
o'clock the hostess assisted by her
housesueit. Mrs Burgle Of shattuck.
served a delicious three course din
Ter and the tables and the card
rooms were decorated with lovely ros
es At cards. the prizes we're won bv
John Adams and Dr Pauline Barker
The next place % meeting Is unde-
ded
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SoLkY y LEY KIDNEY I!!N!!! ]. R,A!4S
Girls slll rbemsssvss.
Mas sslciae Pact.

tW6 MI THWWfFfFe1I
Mas sslciae Pact. --
iiccaala their pareAfs rsfassa -
s. rinii usrtn 10 keep oompsny With
boys. Pearl "A aad Aabsl. II. asaxh-
isfs II Mr and Ars "a scrvsxlns.
pfominsnt citizens os Bartlssvili~.
eammliisd suicide SATURDAY night.
10th used a pkor and death vae
eui,k. n
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hsr cousin. Mrs W N nassen Cor the
pest tea DAYS lefl this morning for
hnid on route to her home At sha,
tuck. Okla
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-20

Dorothy Dalton In Love letter. .
u Ia a fascinating story o. the io,-e
affairs q q very you..g girl. who has
1riifea some indis, ..e love ie:isrs N
her youth which are the cause Of
her first matrimonial misundersisnd-
.ng after she becomes the wife Of the
district attorney. You will be inter-
esfed TO see hor cieyerly she prove
her innocense 70 her stern hush1ni
IN her struggle 20 live down an ea.lz
love affair. In this production Miss
Dalton viii wear some OF her smart
est gowns. a. vel as q stunning nd
ing costume. while riding her favor
lie horse-I>ord Chesterfield.
Tvo reel Keystone comedy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-20
Kxx1y xNxnx
u CAPABLE WOMEN A\D q
= IHtIR DOl>t.s =
NxNNy Nxgmx xrxz

Mayor elect Hylan - Sew Yofk
cny 4 n fsvof q Appointing women
ag members - the board ~ e.iuca
ton IN that clty
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-20
Two PROGRAMS tOr Al,rurlsn Club.

The Alirnrlan club will meet At the
Carnegie library on Thursday after.
boon and the program for May a.
we'll 40 sh" regular program will be
tpioyed satua r
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K or LOCAL. MOMENT W
y sx xxxMx gxxxMH

wv SssvN W vuNpVE.NI ~
sxkxx sMxgxx xxmH y
The Red Gross always redeems It's
aromise
Thrift stamp campaign viii wait on
the Red Crosse drive
Count Hertlins says he thinks the
war Will end this year"
He that contribnteth 70 the Raa
Cross lendeth 20 tho Lord
Five hundred lrishmen have been
arrested IN seln Finn plots
chas seely attended the meeting OF
var stamp workers at Oklahoma city
saturday
President Wilson led mammoth
Red Cross parade In New York sat
arday night
After you get used 10 doing with
ort wheat bread ,ou begin 10 rclish
the substitutes
More than riye thousand bales OF
enemy owned cotton were sold iuI
New York this morning.
Speaking oi the Rcd Cross. is The
Patriotism OF youf pocket equal to the
patriotism of your tongue
l, looks Ike a race between ne
Ans,rians and Tho Germans as iol
which shall win the war last.
Bidding Tor Usage oil lands is spirit
ed The Texas company paid sas .e'o
for the Mystery well acreage
Another Rulley washing rain visited
this section sunday night. Drought
fears are being rapidly dispoled
The death list from the Aeina
Chemical works explosion near PITTS
bargh. Saturday. reaches 209 persons
The Clerks Association Will meet
for important business Tuesday eve.
nnE AZ Chamber of Commerce rooms.
city hall
The next meeting o. the southern
Par Esi church win b. hold AZ Atlanta.
ga TIE i'ol Springs conclave ad
burned sa'p-day
A retired 'anker al Baltimore he
ben arrested for loaflng Evidently.
he resources we're not considersi 4
squsi 10 his llahilfy.
ffahh tFFaAf Anu AitnouNH
senators are useful IN their way. I
snow OF no one who Is claiming thsi ,
Core viii win the war"
Thirty thousand printers. ten thou
and printing pressmen and sixty
housand men employed in auto no
lie Industries are IN the war
Imaginary interview Anyhow. n
he war lasts year longer my SIX
.ons will learn indoor sports wrh
;erman thoroughness e. Empress ~
iermany.
The Red Gross drive e. on IN Cuih-
10. LoRan county and the nation
he 100 million dollars will b. over
,bscribed BY double tina, amount
nd ., viii be needed.
In the Oakdaie. Pa explosion Sat
rday. - were killed outright and se
iiHred. some q them fatally Fed
.ai officer are investigating and
ave already arrested two suspects.
The big drive r. on. Subscribe
Dur mite 10 tn Red croa@ army of
ercy today Let's be the first 20 70
rer the top IN Okiahoma. Cuthrse's
iofa Is $4,000: lets make !, 81. co
DRAFT the riY-rzss and the 1oasers
az hang around the pool hall. n
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AiLy THO ouo Mt

When We discover that We can bs
~ longer true, the next best il 10
b Kind Some aspects OF Robert
Burns
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c A l. E N o A n

C A EN- Ar
Monday.
Voice Recital Methodist ehuroh
Ladies Of Trinity church Red
Cross
Altar Societyk " G Hall.
W r Unit--Red Cross
Red Cross unii-w c r u head
quarters
Willing Workers. all-day session
Mrs J B wIllbanks
War Fund Drive
Tuesday.
six Hundred Club Mrs + r wilber
Baptist circle ci.Arch
U c r TINT; Red Cross
A II Unit Rad Cross.
West Guthrie w c Mrs w 8
kessler
Mrs George speers O T. 5 Unit
Masonic Temple
I~ g, losing Event and Social
-S' school
Wsdnes ay. .vMu m
kimou Ciub-Mrs u NJ Tibbetfs
Amicitia Club--Mrs John Keyser
Thursday
Alirurial Club-Iibrary.
Auxilia'1 Division No Mrs Dell
Smith.
Friday.
Rooney looney Shah Unit Red
Cross yvaxyu1
Five o'C' tx Tea Unit-Red Cross
Domestic Science Club Spend the
Day Party Mrs Charles Olson
Maccabecs Unit Mr. J A Collins
Saturday.
. . cilb-Mr and Mrs Earl Hop
kns
Mothers Jewels Pariy-Mrs
N.ssley
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-20

Whist Club
Where TO DO Red cross Work.
Red Cross headquarters at Fedora.
! king
Surgical dressing room at Masonic
'cmple
cost@ral unit al Co,teral school
unit a, West Guthrie W c T L
headquarters
Methodist Church at Red Cross
rooms
Altar society at X OF c hall
Monday.
W h 6 unit, Altar society unit. La
dies OF Trinity church. Coiteral unit
unit at W c T L headquarters.
Tuesday.
I { 7 unit. Baptist Circle. Metho-
dist unit coteral anti, First Aid
A r unit
Wednesday.
Telephone operators. Welfare unit.
Fucker Burton unit Dread unit u N
6 unit. First National bank unit
Methodist unit. Altar society. Lady
Lifts
Thursday.
Acorn unit Cambridge unit. Meth
oGisi unit
Friday.
Maecabees unit--,Mrs A Collins
Voice Recital.
Tonight at the First Methodist
church az SIG the pupils OF Clara
" Hoyt assisted by Ruby woolf and
Fila Gaffney OF the violin depart
rcnt viii give a recital.
Mrs w l. Reed of Wdchita. Kan.
md Mr. and Mrs Winters Of Oklahoma
'ity. spent Sunday with Mr. and Mfs
J ID Reed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-20

th relatives and friends. MIR sflie.
expects 90 be called for service before
June
Mrs W W Rucks and sons, William
ard Joseph left this morning for Fort
Sam Houston 70 spend the summer
With Captain Rucks Daring their
absence their residence viii ha oc
ca2ied by Frank Gresham
Mr. and Mrs J II Fairfield spent
Sunday in Oklahoma city.
Mrs A G c Bierer has returned
from Mead. Kan, where she attended
The funeral OF her father the Rev
S,amper
Mis- Virginia iIaTan OF Oklahoma
CITY motored TO Guthrie yepterday
and IN the evening was aeeomp anled
on the return trip by Miss Ietha
arde and Lenore Burke.
Miss Marguerite Brown returned
to her home in Oklahoma city last
evening after spending the week end
with Miss neula Cavolt.
Mr. and Mrs + r. cragln Sumner
aud i.esey Jane Cragin and Charlotte
Richardson motored over from cush-
lrg yesterday.
Miss Jessie Douglass who has been
attending school at Topeka. Kan. viii
arrive on Thursday TO attend the
commencement exercises OF the class
OF 1915 ot which her brother. Robert
Douglass ~ member.
Mrs Louisa Hahn. Mrs Jesse mar.
hrit and little daughter. Loutse who
are guest. az the home OF nr and
Mrs l. A Hahn viii return 10 their
home in Moline. ~. sometime this
week and they viii be accompanied
by Mrs Hahn who will visit with
hem ana other relatives during the
summer
bf ptist Unit.
The ba.tis Circle viii meet al the
church tomorrow afternoon for the
itual Red Gross work and the lesson
~ill BE- q discussion Of home Sunday
rhools
Mr. n r Derwin has returned from
weeks Visit In Oklahoma city
Mr and Mrs d N Tlbbetis had AZ
heir guest over the week end. Miss
Helen MCKINNEY OF Oklahoma city
Mrs EurRle, who has baau vFsgtEug
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Mr. and Mrs Bruce stiles OF Tulsa
arrived on sunday to spend the week
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RuCker-Bur1On D. &. 20.

them 20 tho farms of Logan county
This 8 The duty OF the county council
cf defense and that council should
get busy or quit
Sent In "i'ui John Dean az the
head ~ an authorized county com
mlttee vigilance or defense He Will
DO the rest Dean is the right sort
lie stands for wiiaon and all war
nioalnres and IS patriot of the right
sort lie Ia willing aud ready TO
80" IN daylight
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v sh relatives and friends. Mr. stiles
expects 60 be called for service before
Jane
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-20
HO We r z E

on Jersey milk Nine cents the quart
Phone 37c B q Bates
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-20

Mrs W W Rucks and sons, William
ard Joseph left this morning Tor Fort
Sam Houston 90 spend the summer
With Captain Rucks During their
absence their residence will ba oc.
ca2ied by Frank Gresham
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-20

DRAFT the riff-rzn and the ioa,ers
that hang around the pool hall. n
tbsy are beyond the military ssel send
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-20

MI. Burrlc, who ha. been vI,IlIug
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-20

Mr and Mrs d NJ Tlbbetts had a.
their guest over the week snd Miss
Helen Mckinney OF Oklahoma city.
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The big drive r. on. Subscribe
your mite 10 tn Red Cross army of
yercy today Let's be the first 20 70
over the top IN Oklahoma Cuthrse's
quota Is $4,000: lets make !, 81. 90.
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Voice Recital.

Mrs w l. Reed of Wdchita. Kan.
and Mr. and Mrs Winters Of Oklahoma
city. spent Sunday with Mr. and Mfs
J ID Reed
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Mr. n = Derwin has returned from
weeks visit IN Oklahoma city
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ssp,is, Unit

The ba.tisi Circle will NEE, AT the
church tomorrow afternoon for the
utual Red Cross work and the lesson
VII BE- q discussion Of home Sunday
rh0ols
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In the Oakdale. Pa explosion Sat
Urday. - were Killed outright and 90
injured. some o them fatally. Fed
esai officer are investigating and
have already arrested two suspects.
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Miss Jessie Douglass who has been
attending school al Topeka. Kan. will
arrive on Thursday TO attend the
commencement exercises OF the class
OF 1918 ot which her brother. Robert
Douglass n member.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-04-01
And The cHlEF...l
Chapter I.

Chapter I. ~:
The mother wheeling her small
hopeful, enjoying the bright sum
shine of this beautiful day. The
sun beaming down upon the tot as
it nestled in its snowy coverlets,
adorned with pink bows. The
mother, proud, stepping with the
conscience of pride.
Chapter II.
The crossing, Beltrami avenue
The; careful passage of the baby
carriage over the curb of the con-
crete pavement. The unconscious
mother, devoted only to the well
fare and comfort of the sleeping
bit ofshumanity in its conveyance.
The midway of the crossing.
Chapter Ill.,.
A shout-increasing in volume.
A dashing horse, tearing madly
toward thea mother and her pre-
cious human cargo. Utterly
dazed, where she stands. The on
rushing horse, with vehicle sway
ing from side to side.
Chapter w.
A streak of blue. Chief Rip
pie, from the walk. A wild fling
at the maddened beasts head.
Strong hand clasps the bride. A
swing to one side of the frenzied
brute. Chief hurled against a
telephone post. Three ribs brok-
en-. Falls unconscious. Horse
halted. Hospital ambulance.
V.
Mother makes sudden dash for
opposite side of street. Baby
saved. Faints from excitement.
Pedestrian rushes for water. Re-
wives chief. Opens eyes and
family gasps-''say, what day Of
the month is this?"