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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1918-10-03
A Thorough Test
One to Convince The Most Skep tical Iron
ton Reader.

The test Of time is the test that
counts.
Doan's Kidney Pills have made thei,
reputation by effective action.
The following case is typical.
lronton residents should be con-
WINGED.
The testimony is coniirmed-the
proof complete.
Testimony like this cannot be ig-
nored.
Anderson Rust. Irontou, says: 81
was badly in need OF something that
would relieve me Of lameness and
aching in my back. The kidney Sc
cretions were too frequent in passage,
especially at night and sometimes ac-
companled by pain. A short use Of
Doan's Kidney Pills, which | got at
the Arcadia Valley Drug Co., entirely
cured me-"
NO TROUBLE SINCE
Over three years later Mr.. Rust
said: 81 have never had any return
of kidney complaint and am as strong
in praise Of Doan's Kidney Pills now
as ever.'
Price soc, at all dealers. Dent
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney pills~~the same that
Mr.. Rust had, Foster Milburn
Co., Mtgrs., Buffalo, N. Y.--Adv.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1918-10-03
Congressman Hensley Back From War
Front.

Congressman Walter Hensley was
one OF a group Of congressman who
recently visited the war front in
France and on his return gave out the
following interview:
the French people realize that to
5000 American marines they owe the
prevention OF the Huns from taxing
Paris, according to Representative
Heneley Of Missouri, a member Of the
naval affairs committee, who has lust
returned from a tour Of inspection OF
the war front.
Zone day." he said, "there was
nothing between Paris and the Ger.
man hordes except about 5000 Amer.
lean marines, and II was their stand
time"
"Gen. Pershing," he added, SLOPES
to win the war within q year, and wiz
u In the greatest sense Of the word.'
You know Gen. pershing IL 3 Mis-,
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1918-10-03
Committee Meeting.

A meeting OF the Democratic Cen
trail Committee Of Iron County will be
held in the courthouse, l%rontor, Mo,
Saturday, October 8, 1915, at . O'Clock
p. NJ. Business of Importance is to
be transacted and it is very much de-
sired that every member of the ..om.
mittee be in attendance.
Il. i. BURNHAM, Secretary.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1918-10-03

THE war news continues good. Bull
garia has agreed to the "uncondition.
al surrender" proposition of the AL
lies, aud the drive on the western
front goes on. with big captures OF
Huns and guns and other war ma
terial.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1918-10-03

The State Beard Of Health advises
DR.. Marshall that ''influenza" is con-
tagious, and no largely attended fun.
erals should be permitted of persons
dying thereof.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1918-10-03

NoTE.-The precipitation includes
rain, hail, sleet and melted snow, and
is recorded in inches and hundrcdths.
Ten inches of snow equal one inch CT
rain. "T''indicates trace of p~recip'ta-
ton. ARCADIA COLLEGE Observer.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1918-10-03

Meteorological Report OF Uoopera-
tive Observer at Ironton Iron County.
Mo-, for the week ending Monday,
September %, 1918.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1918-10-03
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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1918-10-03

Your Subscription to the Register
must be paid il advance before NOyem-
Der lSt.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-21
CAUSES OF SHOOTING
HIDDEN IN MYSTERY
Man Accused Of killing Banker Tells
JaiIcr That He "Slcpt Fine
Last Night"
MAKES no NEW STATEMENT
Preparations Being Made Mt Licking.
ton, y. c., for Prosecution Of j.
&. Hcge. Accused OF Staying j. II.
Dcadcrick ITO Protect His Home"
MAKES no NEW STATEMENT
I by Associated Press I


LEXINGTON. y. G.. March Gothic
public has not yet been taken into
the confidence OF tho man who knows
and the causes leading up to the kill
ing here yesterday afternoon OF j.
Franklin Dcadcrick. bank cashier. by
j. Graham llcgc. manufacturers. are as
yet largely Shrouded in mystery. Moth
ing in a quarter OF a century has
created so profound q sensation here
as the tragedy of yesterday. business
during the later afternoon and TO day
almost ceased while groups OF men
stood on street corners and in places
where business usually is transacted
and discussed the killing and spccu-
lated OH the cause.
Hege, in Jail. reported to the iailcr
this morning that he slept fine last
niSht." lie conferred with his at,or-
neys and members Of his family, but
gave no further reason for his ac,
than that contained in his first state
ment yesterday, that he had shot
Deaderick in defense OF the honor OF
his home" He expressed himself as
conhdcnt OF fun vindication by a jury.
On the other hand the family OF Dead
crick are just as positive i'm theil
statements that they Will be able to
clear the name OF the dead man
The father Of the slain banker, FRO.
fossor T. Q. Dcadcrick. Of Weaver Col
!cgc near .>shcvillc, y. G., and formerly
of the faculty OF the Northwestern
University a3d later of the University
of Tennessee At Knoxville, arrived
here last night. He spoke OF the. visit
or his son to Weaverville rccentlv
and said that the trouble of weeks ago
was gone over.
ME son never told me a lie in his
NC, said the father. He has done
ho'hins TO justify the taking OF his
life
u Is 'he intention Of the family to
take The body of the dead banker TO
NnoMNille. the home Of his childhood.
for burial.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-21
SOON WILL CALL MEN
TO TECHNICAL POSITIONS
Sixty Thousand Will BE Ordered
Into Service for Special
Training.
MAKING GENER AL SURVEY
Local Draft Boards will Give Wide
Publicity to Opportunity Offered
Rcgistrants TO Secure Valuable
Educational Advantages.
MAKING GENERAL SURVEY,

WASHINGTON, March 20.--Provost-
within n few days calling out for
special instruction the men in the
draft needed by the army in technica
positions. y general survey OF the
educational institutions OF the country
Is IL progress, il was announced TO.
day, 10 determine what colleges ana
industrial schools will be available
for their training during the summer
months.
Probably 10000 men. obtaineI prin-
cipally from class /. will be ordered
out for special training. Local draft
boards WILL publish widely the oppor-
tuniiy that is offered to regis;rants.
with view TO obtaining as many vol
untary inductions into the service as
possible.
While the requisition for skilled
men made by the War Department for
tho rema indie. Of l9lS totals So. 600
men, officials of the provost marshal
generals STAFF believe this will be ma
terially reduced when the various
items are carefully considered
1t IS expected that many cases of
applications have occurred through the
fact that each department arrived a,
its needs by independent computation.
Eventually the distribution OF special
and technical recruits will he made
through the committee on classification
OF personnel. headed by Walter Dill
Scott
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-21
lENR0OT NOMINATED
victor L.. HcrGer, Socialist Candidate
Polls Zig Vote on Autiwnr
Program

MILWAUKEE, WIS. March aO.-Con-
gressman Irvine l.. Lenroo, at late
hour Tonight had a lead OF approxi-
mately 900 votes over James
Thompson in the State senatorial pri-
marE. The vote stands: I.enroot. GS.-
o3:; Thompson. 66.20G.
His nomination as the Republican
candidate for the Wisconsin junio:
SanatoTship is now assured
Returns arc almost complete from
the German lake shore counties. where
Thompson showed his greatest strength
REPORTS from tardy precincts. there
fore. lit is believed. VIII increase tho
lead already held by the loyalty as.
pirant.
Examination OF reports available
show i-cnroot owes his apparent vie.
tory TO votes diverted from THOMPSON
by Victor l.. Eergcr. Socialist nominee
III the So-callcd antiwar counties
The Socialist vote already shows an
increa$c Of moro than 900 per cent Of
that recorded in the 1916 scnatorjnI
primary. Incomplete returns now Civ.
Berger 35.3i7.
This tremendous Socialist incrcass
consisted chiefly of Democratic anti
war votes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-21
GERMAN TROOPS
SEIZE K>HARKOV
Secretary Of War Baker Uninjured
When Giant Shell Drops Near Him

only br general commanding
division and ono other officer, he
motorcd to n point accessible to the
sector selected for his inspection.
lie dinrI and slept in the chateau
or Ircuch friends OF the officers.
Retiring early, tho secretary aroSc
ut & o'cIock In tn" dirk Of nn over
east, chill March dny. Taking break
fnst quickly. he drove through the
misty dawn to his destination.
As the lines were approached
the steady rcvcrbcrntIon or guns
siSnalcd Ercnt activity OF tho mr.
tillery. This yns confirmed when
on arrival Ii WINS found thnt the
rond selected for approach to the
trenches ,Sns under brisk shell fire.
Indeed, tho firing was so active ns
To cnusc the general cOnsfJcrni iIc
apprehension for the safety of his
DISTINGUISHED guest. Hc cndcnyorcd
TO dissundc Mr. Baker from going on
with the expedition, explaining the
danger. Hut the secretary ovcrruicd
his prOtcst. AccordinEty, another
route wHs reluctantly selected.
The pnr,y rc-rntcrcl the motor
md wns driven TO the selected point.
ns fnr forward ns motoring WINS
snfc. with tho general md the
other officers. Mr. BulScr ,ynIkcd
over the shell crntcrcd region to
comm icntiOn trench. He wore
civilian clothes, covered with n
trench cont. khnki brccrhc. md
boots borrowed from colonel or
about his size. lie nssu put on n
shrnpncl helmet.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-21
IRN Assncla,ohnr,.s1 I


WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY
IN FRANCE. Tucadny. March 10
Secretary Baker had his baptism,
of fire this morning in the front
line trcnchcs, and while he wnS
returning German she'll hurst
within less thnn nifty ynrds OF his
motor rnr. lie was not injured.
The secretary went into the
trenches In sector, the location
OF which must not be- revealed,
where american troops rn,1. tho
enemy nearby. For hnIf m hour
Inc pioddch over the duck boar,ls
The Germans maintained an nctivc,
fire with hcnNy pieces and mnchinc
gums. Nevertheless, Mr. BAKER
mndc his wny to nm advanced sap,
entered n listening post und talked
for several minutes with tho soldier
ON duty there. But tho nnrruwcst
shnvc wns on his return to head
quarters. The Gcrmnn shell. of TO-,
millimctcrS. ronrcd down and burst
clennly less than nifty yardx from
the automobile continuing the See
rctary OF War nnj thc cscortInr
officers. The shell hit n roadside
duSOut, digging big crater. Mr.
Baker wished to stop md ascertain
whether there were men I'm tho dug
out. but the chauffeur. realizing the
danger. opened the throttle nn,I
mndc his best speed until the dnngcr
zOnc was passed.
This wns tho sccrctary's hardest
and most exciting dny in France
On Monday evening, accompanied
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-21
AMAZON TORPEDOEO
S"rh " REPORT Currcnt in I,ucno,
Afrcs-lruEuayan Steamer
tisO SUM, at Sea.
By Assoc!atod rrsss !

,,,.,,, Ijy NSSOC!Itod rrNss.
ECENOS AIRES. March @G> rc,,or,
Is current here that the Royal Mail
steamer Amazon has been sunk.
dispatch from Rio Lanciro SAYS
the officers OF the Royal Mail Steam
Racket Company there have been mott.
ned OF the torpcdoinS OF the Amazon
near Gibraltar and that the fate o:
the passengers is unknown The local
Offices OF the steamship company are
unable TO confirm the report.
The Amazon WAS due 10 arrive on
this side OF the Atlantic from Liver.
pool earl; IN April.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-21
Nat Failed to Act,
So Now There's Suit

NEW YORK, March 20.-Nnt
Goodwin, ,c comedian, objected to
"miainE II mp" In f-ht scene for
Al film company. which he Is suing
for Si:;.0O1 salnr!. according TO
testimony given to-day by Lawrence
MnrstOn, who stages theatrical pro-
uuctIOns.
~ nm too old n man," MnrSton
described mt MS saying, "f0r me to
runi, In and try 10 imitntc John l..
Sullivan, which would he foolish"
"Dh Mr.. Goodwin Jemur when
told to portray n Srcnt captain OF
Industry on tho stock cAchungct"
Mr. llarSton wns naked.
"Surc,' hc replied. mir. Goodwin
snfd thnt for hin, to pretend TINT II
Ercnt Hnuncicr like j. i. Morgan
would rush into tho ring on the
Stock Exchange noOr and mix with
thOKc mnninrs over fourteen shares
of stock WOuLi make tho nuthOr
and the motor look ri,iiruIous. No
such scene could occur In rcnI life"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-21
NEW MOTOR GREAT SUCCESS
Flying I5ont Makes Trip From Hamp-
ton Koitis TO Washington i'll
Two Hours.

WASHINGTON. March 20.--Thc Lib
cr:y motor has demonstrated its worth
to the abstraction OF the Navy De
partmcnt. = nyins boat, equipped
with 4 Liberty engine, flew from
Hampton Roads to Washington in Two
hours. Secretary Daniels announced
tonight. The distance covered was
about $50 miles. making a speed Q.
about ninety miles an hour.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-21
Movie Actress Divorced.

Los ANGELES. March cO.--Thc ro-
NANCE OF Clara kimban Young. film
star. was shattered hero to-day. when
n divorce was granted to her husband.
James Young, II motion picture dircc-
tor. on the grounds ot dcsortion. The
couple we're married in 1910 and sep
aratcd in 1917.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-21
Take Over sc,cn s,,,,,cr

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. March 90
Seven Dutch steamers tied up here for
months tonight were taken over by
an armed naval guard. following Presi-
dent wilson's proclamation comman.
,decrinS idle Dutch shipping.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-21
Begin on Cbemics, p,,,,

KNONNIIh.E. TENN, March o0.--Thc
United States government has begun
work on the construction OF a chcmi.
cal plant at Saltvilic, Va, thirty miles
cast of Bristol. Military men arc In
charge OF this work.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-21
ADVANCE BREAD PRICES
Consumers Asked to Limit Use of
Whcnt to Six Pounds n
Month.

NEW YORK, March 20 Local food
administrators announced to-might tha:
on instructions from Washington the
price OF bread will be increased from
to l-2 cents II loaf
II was also announced that Food
Administrator Hoover requests that
consumers restrict themselves TO the
consumption of six pounds Of wheat n
month.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-21
Uin Up 10 Governor.

JACKSON. MISS. March 2o.-rhc
lower house of the Mississippi. LcSls-
iasurc tonight passed the bone dry"
prohibition bill. The bill already has
passed the Senate, and now goes to
tho Governor for signature.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-21
CREW or WRECkED SuIp
HEG0Nt LANDS IN NAPLES

FlLBoA. SPAIN. March co..--Thc
CruEuayan steamer l;cgona. No. 4
o2'f0' tons sross>, has bccn torpcdoed
The ccrw has been landed at Naples
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-24

Tor women. 4 woman can do tricks with
snakr thai no man could possibly 40. There
has been Al understanding between snakes
aud women ever since Eve had that affair in
She Garden OF Eden, aud what il is no man
viii ever know
" Talking about The secrets ol The animals
here is onr that few people know ) wild
animal will never hurl crazy person. The
beasts arc ,hc only m!allihlo alicni>iS. If
YOU ever sec man pulu. The wniskcrs Of
particularly fcrorou> ger YOU may nc sure
the man is mad aud The Tiger Will not hurt
him. Once ! discovered woman with Tips
trunk about her waist. That was after he
had tried to Kill me twice. I4c looked per
frctly amiab bic aud never tried TO hurt her.
She was quite mad
Which is thc wirkcdcst auima in your
opinion, Mr.. Snyder?" asked the reporter.
The rhinoceros. replied he diSin-
gnshed keeper. 4" tie is the biggest whiSkey
drinker ] have ever known, and all the hay
eating animals love their drink. My old
rhno Smiles. had 10 have gallon Of whis-
key every time he had chill. The most
stocking thing was that il always cid him
GOOD. When he needed his medicine, he
would shake till he almost pulled the house
down and had to give it TO him, "
All the animals roared groaned, squcakcd
;nufIea or croakel sympathetically, accord,
ing to their kind. as their old friend bill >
Snyder passed their cages. There was ev.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-24

KIND o Instrument he has 10 work vjih The
elephant has bis trunk and that i, ncarcr 10
~" hnman hand than anything that other
beasts have. The monkey hand is il clumsy
Instrument aud he can't even hold Stuck
straight
When the cl"nhal' needs doctornr. he
put, hlr trunk III my hand and can tell from
M, trunk pulse whether h" has Il icvcr OF is
ran down
My old elephant Tom. who aitcrward
went mat used 10 throw stones al his friends
with MS trunk and he cnjoyrd doing IT, The
elephant "a iuc sense Of umor and he
"fi"u cnjoys hearty laugh when the Joke
j., on another fcloW. Nou can Tell when AN
elephant is laughing, If YOU know elephants
well. bat il YOU don't YOU arc likely TO mis-
'ak" his expression Tor somrihn. entirely
different
"1he clcvcrc>I thing | ever heard of an
elephant doing wa, 10 poke a knot hole on
OF wooden partition so that he could knrcl
down put his eye TO the hole and soc VIVA,
was happening on the other side
Elephants can he taught ia sit down al
'abI" nd" a bicycle, ring bell wh"u they
want thcir meals and do many moro wonder
ful things When YOU consider the cnor-
nous weight OF their bodies running lp 10
ron tons or more, aud that they can handle
all that weight in all sorts Of fussy little
tricks, that proves how wonderfully clever
they are
Male elephants always 90 mad al about
h" age Of thirty tive from living in captivity
They call it 'muSth After that you must
kIi them or they will kill You Female Gle
phanis can be kept indefinitely. had 10
XII two elephants, Tip and Tom, aud II hurt
~" awfnllN 10 do it. Tip ,"a,Ic Two attempts
7" Kill 'oo and gave INC the ynyv closest shave
Of my titc.
put the elephants out Of their troubles
with 100 grains Of cyanide OF potassium. The
>ri'n'iS's spout eight hours trying 80 induce
~ 10 iaks his poison in all sorts Of delca-
r!"s. got him 10 take II right away That
IS one If the secrets rri, give away
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-24

they find lot OF people round them 1t up
sets them terribly.
Polar bears in captivity arc always liable
30 develop pneumonia with sudden changes
Of temperature. When ! sec one Of them
showing fever give him big dose Of castor
oil. You have 10 win thc confidence Of
polar hear thoroughly before YOU eau induce
him To take quart aud half Of castor oil. "
IT is "Eill SnNdcr's greatest pride that
he always know when the animals needed
mc,lirinr when The tiger needed castor oil,
when lie elephant needed epson salts when
Inc camel nccdrd nuX vomca and when the
rhilfoccros needed whiskry. These were
among he secrets the animals taught
him.
Such was his knowledge Of animals needs
that sickness was practically unknown il Inc
Zoo and they multiplied al rate never
known before. 'Thiry,threc Young hippo
potami and thirteen lions were horn under
Snyder's fostering care, with the result that
the mcna gcric was scf.supporing.
Once n woman came 10 Snyder and said
she had been told that The bite oj the Gle
p!,aut'S hea would cure neuralgia, Just as ihe
sting Of the bee is said 10 cure rheumatism.
She had brought Il pail and begged for Sonc
Hcas,
MADAME" said SNYDER. 81 wish YOU TO
understand that my animals are all clean
and well bred Ny elephants du not have
ticas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-28
MARIE SAWYER
FOUND GUILTY

Mrs Marie Sawyer. Of Great Falls.
Mont. WINS found guilty before "a
jury In Judge Neterer'a federal court
OF violating the Reed liquor act.
when her ease was retired Friday.
The case came up last Tuesday. but
the Jurors failed 20 arrive az "A Yer.
dict. and were dinmissrd by the
judge 60 attend Christmas al home.
Mrs. Sawyer WAS arrested by fed.
erul authorities upon her arrival In
seattle from Montana Pint and
quart bottles Of liquor were said To
have been found IN two suitcases
which rho claimed. when tried. she
denied having had any knowledge of
the presence Of liquor IN her bag
gage until she nrared Seattle.
Tier husband. who. she claims. &C.
companied her upon the trip. and
who purchased the liquor diuap.
pearcd at the depot She has not
seen him since rhc says
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-28
COUNCIL WILL
PASS TRACTION
BILL MONDAY

Final passage Of the traction ordi'
nAnces. authorizing the purchase OF
the Puget Sound Traction. Light 3
Power system for tib,ooo,ooo In pub
Tic utility bonds. Is expected TO lie
made by the city council Monday
a special session of tho council. sit'
ting in committee OF the whole Fri
day afternoon. disposed OF all details
in connection with the deal. with the
exception OF tho position the city
should take IN regard TO business
contracts the company has agreed TO
fulfill.
Discussion Of these business con
tracts viii be continued by tho coun'
ell at 0 a m Monday. and In the aft
ernoon the final traction bills viii
como UP for vote.
A majority OF at least five TO four
and the sanction OF the mayor In ex'
pected TO conrummato the deal.
Under tho agreement arrived nj
Friday. the company will have %
DAYS from the time tho supreme
court passes on the legality of the or
iinances to deliver the car property
free Of membranes. After the IS.
day limit. the company will pay t4oo
day finc for falling To remove out.
standing debts. and the city Will have
the right 60 terminate the contract AZ
the end OF six months n tho company
has not delivered the property by
that time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-28
FEDERAL MAN CONFERS
ON SHIPPING TIE-UP
b T. X T

Y. II. Holmes. special representa-
tive OF the war trade board at Wash.
inE,on. ~ in conference with local
railroad officials and shippers Satur.
day. over the proposition 20 relieve
the freight congestion situation OF
the port OF ScattTe by the issuance
OF export licenses where such are
required. Holmes Is empowered TO
issue licenses I'm Seattle. without the
shipper being forced 20 apply 20
Washington. A permanent license
bureau may be maintained here as a
result OF tho conference.