davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-10
TOBACCO CLERK
IS SMOKING UP
L. Norris, of Main
Street, Willing to Tell
the World Pepgen
Is Good.

Ask n cigar store man and he will
tell you that it is Just as necessary for
the mar behind the counter in a cigar
store to be in good physical trim as it
s for men in any other line of work.
It's no cinch to be behind a counter
hl day running to and fro to give to-
1acco users their favorite brand as
soon as they ask for II. And to do II
Fmilingly and with a ready joke for
the customer who wants to josh a bit
while making his purchase. When a
man is out Of sorts, however, it is work
that's positively a real hardship, and
he same is true of most any other job.
Ask Arthur L. Norris, Jr., clerk at
Patrick & Company's cigar stand. cor
per Union and Main streets, and he
will tell you that it makes q whole lot
of difference to be on his job when
disordered kidneys are causing trouble
and when the physical system is tuned
up right. Ask him and he will tell
you that it makes a big difference after
a man in that condition gets Pepger
to help him out. Here is the statement
he makes:
MY kidneys had not been in good
condition for several years. I would
often suffer with pains in my back a;
the result of them. Frequently I woult
have these pains when l got up in the
morning. Then at times they would
become unusually severe and when
stopped over 1t felt just as If someont
Fas sticking a knife into me. My bacl
1idn't feel right at all.
II read about Pepgen in the loca
newspapers and decided to give it
Whirl. l want to say that l am feel
ing decidedly better since I have beef
kaking it. Ny kidneys are now il
normal condition and my back doesn'
ohurt like it did before.
II can recommend Pepgen as a fin,
Femedy for disordered kidneys, as i
has certainly given me relief"
Pepgen may be obtained from tn
Weiss Pharmacy, Union and Mai
#streets, Memphis, or from any othe
fading retail or wholesale drug store
lCopyright, 1919, by The American
mug Co, all rights reserved,)
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-10
PEPGEK'S GREAT POPULARITY
UNEQUALED IN HISTORY OF
COUNTRY, BASED ON Merit

Thousands OF people have taken Pep
gen and express an abiding faith in its
powers as a superior preparation for
stomach trouble. which manifests itself
in dyspepsia. indigestion. gas forma-
tons, cramps or collie. loss Of appetite
and decrease In weight and in liver all
ments which may be known by consti-
patton, dizziness, headaches, sallow skin
and tired feelings, Also for a weakened
conditions of the nevers, which results
in rush Of blood to the head, sleepless-
ness, irritabllity and bad dreams. and
for catarrh.
Pepgen may be obtained from the
Weiss Pharmacy. Main and Union
street, Memphis, or from any other
leading retail or wholesale drug store.
.
Copyright. 1919, by The American
Drug Co. all rights rsserysD adv.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-10
Use MUSTARD FOR
MUSCULAR SORENESS

A very penetrating liniment is made
from mustard, sassafras, menthol and
ammonia. 1t enters the pores without
much rubbing and does not blister. III
severe cases of rheumatism, lumbago
and muscular soreness this liniment
should be used in conjunction with
Pepgen Tonic.
You can get it already prepared at
any first class drug store. Ask for
"Pepgen Liniment," as that is the
name under which it is sold,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-10
CLAIM u. S. WILL KEEP
HANDS OFF IN RUSSIA

HONOLULU, Dec. 10. (By the Assoc
ciated ress)-The United States gov
eminent has notified Japan that Amer
lea has adopted the hands OFF, policy
in Siberia and will send no further
assistance to the Kolchak forces, &C
cording to a Toxic cable published here
by the Nippu Jill, a local Japanese
newspaper,
Reports have been received from IT.
kutsk, the cablegram continued, that
the American members Of the railroad
commission under John +. Stevens are
leaving their posts.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-10

No other medicine has been as sue
cessful as Pepgen. The sale has been
Unprecedented. The reason is obvious
clear: Pepgen contains great merit,
1t is a medicine that appeals to the best
people everywhere. men and women
who judge impartially. The result is
always a Pepgen verdict.
Persons who take Pepgen once almost
Invariably return for a second time, be
cause the medicine accomplishes actuaI
results.
Pepgen is of that singular purity and
efficiency that Immediately stamps its
value in instances Of stomach, kidney
and catarrhal ills.
1t is like combined health and life
insurance because it not only shields
you from the inroads Of failing health,
but prepared you TO Withstand the
trials Of the Vtura
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-10
ENTERTAIN ELEVEN,

PINE BLUFF, Ark, Dec. 10. (SpI)-
MIR. and Mrs, Gus Wiley entertained
the Pine Bluff football eleven and an
equal number Of young ladies with a
dinner party Tuesday evening. Coach
Bassett was also in the party and the
Zebras promise to make an lnvinCihle
team for next Near
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-10

Il read about Pepgen in the news
papers and decided to try 1t. 1t re-
lieved my kidney trouble almost i'm
mediately. Gas no longer forms in my
stomach. / am not constipated now.
l have not had an ache nor a pain
since took Pepgen.
"Pepgen certainly Strengthened me
out so that l felt like a new man.
heartily recommend It to anyone who
Is suffering as | did"
Pepgen may be obtained from the
Weiss Pharmacy, Union and Main
streets, Memphis, or from any other
leading retail or wholesale drug store,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-10
NATURE OFFERS OILS
AND JUICES OF PLANTS

Nobody has ever improved Ma
ture-ever made brighter leaves
or sweeter flowers than grow in
the wilds of the tropics. In Pep
gen Nature offers the oils and
juice of plants unadulterated
with alcohol or strong chem
icals. Simply preserved in a
rich, palatable syrup. For every
i'll that is inflicted upon man
kind nature furnishes an anti
dote. 1t only remains for NOR
tails to seek and they shall find.
Try Pepgen for stomach, kidney
and liver ills. 1t has relieved
others, Why not you?
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-10
PROFESSORS UNION is
IN is N. Y. COLLEGES

NEW YORK, Dec. 10,-The new col
lege professors union, bound by It's
constitution to display only an aca-
demic interest in strikes. has taken
root in 16 Of the city's institutions Of
higher learning
DR.. Henry r.. Linville, president Of
the urion, said today that communica-
tons had been received indicating that
college faculty members throughout the
country were considering the sdvisa
hiity az unionizlnE
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-10
LOSES EIGHT
OF SIXTEEN TRAINS

PADUCAH, Ky, Dec. 10. (Spl)-Eight
OF the 16 passenger trains operating in
and out Of Paducah will be cut of
the railroad schedule in accordance with
administration orders cooperating with
the regional committee for fuel con
s~ervation. Announcement of schedule
changes were made today by railroad
officials.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-10
n : .!

10 you need help in financing or choosing an acceptable
Christmas GIFT for her? If she is fastidious and won't
be satisfied with anything but the best. bring her. or
come yourself, to Millers, at ia South Main Street, OPP
poHte the Princess Theater, Suits, $35 to $3.50; Coats,
$35 to $3.50; Dresses, $25 to 800, Furs, $25 to 1000:
Waists, $3.50 to SIS; Hats, $3.50 to $50; Ivory Sets, $40
to $50; Purses, $40 to SIS; Paradise. $40 to $3.50; Silk
Underwear, etc. Credit gladly extended without the
usual red tape. reference or investigation. Bonds and
Stamps taken at full value.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-10
ENGINEER In Three
WRECKS; TEST|FIES

formed in my stomach after eating.
had pains in the small Of my back ant
l also had headaches. l was badl,
constipated.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-10

Copyright, 1912, by The American
Drug Co. ali rights ressFvsda
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-10

GCopyright, 1919, by The American
rug Co, all rights reserved,)
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-10

Join Bry's Christmas Sewing Machine
club. It paws. adv.
Baxter Springs news., 1919-05-09
SALTS FINE FOR {
ACHING kidneys


Msst IOIks S9vsEl tkat tAB Hanayl,
fiks thp boWsls ST eluggiah and ologga
and ned q flushing oooasionally, olDo W
have baokaehs and dtll missTy IN thO
HidnaY region, .naHaEa headaches, Ths1-
mataS tWingss, torpid NVoI. asid stolnash,
GlaSpla.snsSs and I'll sogts oa bladdsf dis-
OrdSE8 -
Yea simply must kssp your klansyB
active and elsan,- and tie mg1ale ~
iSSl en- aShs o. pain n tAs kidneR
REGION, ct ah0ul four 6unssS q JG1
6alts ffgn any ess1 aFag stare hsr@
take . tblaap0anAal - 3 glasl ~ vatG
bolcFt bte1kiA6t tsP q tgW day1 ena
yOif Eidtsys will TN ~ INA MS
fsmsus sklis = mads IRON - asA q
Rnpo an1' lomm tuieA eoubin1 WA
htkiA and \ harmless % Aunh el6Ggsa
kiihsYs md stimnlafa tham % noEmal
aotfSity. ~ al1o nsutRAllEu ths asids
q "a hr1lo % it 10 loagsr iETitatsA
thus Gnding blaidR dinrd1a.'
.Ina eAlh = haEmlaB; inu9nIiVsp
matn q dtlifktiul ofeFVpsonnE hthfar
uaAG aIllk Via sVslyoody hsuld talD
~ hna 1km . kssP tkdlt klln1y5 elsal,
thrn aEniainR nsrien1 eolnplirat3nue .
A wu1llnlun looal dru1Eint saya -
III 1t 81 Jad Dall1 - f6In WhO bsllgVo
q 6EiiS61 kioalR t10ubla Uhfls III
@lE 6SN
Baxter Springs news., 1919-05-09


Witho6t una,lteting IN the l,a.t
~ value = Rlxt,E Springs Of any q
ths pnespht ee.pipponed improvements
TKs 1Dily Citizen Asmly believes thnt
the most urgent nssd -hsra noE h for
more moderately priced modern hOmsa
-four and ave- room houses. The fre-
qusnt calls made at eur Office BY pso-
pie from Pichsr and other mining
towns who are looking for houses,
convincss ne Of this fact. stsf fr
Some win reply 70 this statement
with the claim that there are vacant
houses in tho city now. Possibly that
II true, but whenever you find va
cant house you WIN also find that It is
| nothing bsttsr than shack. at best
Il issnot moderns and what the people
want are modern hOaSes, with water
light, gas, toilet and bath-peOple who
built during the boom and did not
make their houses. modern have now
~. {. : slo,t.g. - hou..s now
a., o,,- i..d,n. ,odns,,, 4. o,rost
,,n,-r.rt ON ,crc,,ut - ths Low price
- -. Th;,l, 81 ~. 5smerd tha,
Nm -. ,v;th ths rev;vsi - the min.
;.g ;.dustyv ana .ha asvslonmeut ~
~ 1srge mine. N the ino,nediate vi.
ciI,tv ~ the citv. And vet neoule
h.s,t.ta A. mild
Nesy,v evey.vona hslieves that hmm
t;,o.s vr;,l soor ha hara Rut rearlv
Baxter Springs news., 1919-05-09
TRAVEL|hB D0GIDR
UNDER ARREST.
Complaint Charges Him With
Practicing Medicine With
out Proper Gre
dentiaIs

DR.. vanderbol, the man sent out BY
the United Doctors, Of Milwaukee,
opened here this morning FOR business
in the Hotel Baxter, but shortly after
ward he was arrested on q complaint
sworn out by n local man, charging
him with practieing medicine in Kan
sas, or offering to practice, without
first having provided himself with
proper license papers from the state
medical board. It is reported that be-
fore the mans arrest he was asked 10
produce his papers but did not do 80.
The doctor put up 500 bond and
was given his liberty by Justice jones
to appear before him at 4 o'clock this
afternoon.
Baxter Springs news., 1919-05-09

fIhs Associated Prtas reports"
said Colonel +. G. Knabenshus. the
'Uultsd. States Army Recruiting Of
hcsr for this district, ''that up TO Feb
mary rs nnr Allies had awarded o.
Ses msdalb 10 the American soldiers
In France for distinguished valor on
the battle field"
"Of this number e.O0e were French
War Crosses, 81 medals Of the Legion
Of Honor, 12l Military Medals, and 9S
medals Of the Honneur des Epidemies,
all awarded by the French govern
ment.
"The British decorations totaled
61B, including 164 Military Crosses
and 2bl Military Medals. Belgium
decorated 67l Americans. and Italy
g."
The Colonel stated that these deco
ratiOns were In addition to the awards
for valor made by the United States
and that every day new cases Of Am
erican gallantry beyond the call O
duty were being brought to the at
tentiOn Of the War Department, an'
1t Is impossible TO estimate at th'
present time just how many Of on
boys would eventually be decorated b!
Uncle Sam or our Allies.
Baxter Springs news., 1919-05-09
WILL TEST STATE Law
ON SELLING BOOZE CARS

The new state law providing for the
conhscation of motor cars used in the
importation Of liquor viii be tested In
the Crawford county courts. B. L.
Humid and Carl Matthews pleaded
guilty several weeks ago TO hauling
booze from Joplin to Wichita and were
given Jail sentences. Proceedings have
been brought by United States Attor-
ney A. B. Keller, for the sale at auc-
ton Of ten cars seized in raids. An
answer in which it is alleged that q
Wichita man has a mortgage ON q car
and that a Wichita bank now holds
this mortgage, is the basis for the test
suit.
Baxter Springs news., 1919-05-09

M, 4. ~, ,,,.,,,.I |. ,l.gp, !, = sohnd-
y, ,'iaI2,' I. -,rc,,|,, .,I.n| Is..ih
- :, = y 1 - ~. T~,E
49,. 5.,sh 80. t,m,. yn SIIa' aav.
,;;,,.,,,,~, .rri
~. s.,',.. c,,t .s,s..,,e av- 1~.or.-
49,. - M. &c., Xsli.1.s he a
TSSsa rsf {Esf-S-7Is 80 1hS6-he-
On o.. .yS...,,1,,s !, ,lr1,,,,, -. ( Al
D., 49,, ,NI.s,,,,p,sS ~. ene arts
.rho., = Ts,... ',.,vsr.itv. ana conn
,.u,,,tv s,ng,.s, I,.2ast,' ~ xs1aas. (.
On EliS N,.t aa.sSlii,,II,l xounSS l,evIb
Baxter Springs news., 1919-05-09
'6|RE C0MNAADED
s5TH Division
Mise Violet Rsdpath Made Holes
In Dolshnuts While Kan
sans Made Holes .
In Huns

"Shs commanded the DIVISION" said
an engineer In referring 70 Miss Violet
Redpath, Y. N. C. A. GID. who ac-
companied the 11Oth engineers In
France, and who returned and was
with them In the demonstration in
Topeka. Ssf
Miss Redpath was the only woman
With the Thirty-fifth division and she
| fndeared herself TO every doughboy in
the entire command, by her care,
great part Of which was in the serv-
| ing Of cakes and dOughnnts. fi
The story was told Of her making
1900 doughnuts for the boys in the
10th infantry, the day before Christ
mas. She went into the Vosges with
the Thirty-ffth division and from that
time until the fighting ceased she was
fright there" to use the vernacular
Of the soldier. She was at the Ar
gOnne, and in fact every place where
the engineers were In action.
Dressed in her "Y" uniform, Miss
Redpath made q neat appearance
along with the uniforms Of the engin-
eers. She was known TO every man
in the whole division, according 10
Fred Voiland, who worked with the
brave little woman during his entire
service with the division. Il is said
that many soldiers did not know who
their commanding officer was, but
they surely did know who Violet Red
path was, and Of her mission among
them. Her doughnut record is placed
at 250, 900 Of these little ~cOmforters.H
"She was the absolute ruler Of the
Thirty-ffth division" said an en-
gineer.
Miss Redpath lives at Minneapolis
Mimi, and has been attached to the
engineers since they started into the
big fight. She went to Camp Funston
with them and win probably remain
there until all are mustered out of ser
vice.
Baxter Springs news., 1919-05-09

By william A. McKeever, University
Of Kansas

What plans have you for the social
and recreation life Of your boy during
the summer season? Farm crops and
farm animals are the chief stock in
your trade and the basis Of the physi-
cal well-being Of yourself and family:
But these things are not 20 be thought
of as the end and aim Of farm life.
And to the extent that you are max
ing them such You are most certain
to exploit your family in the interest
Of mere goods. J'
Do you cultivate the soil, do you
sell your produce, and deal in farm
commodities all in thought Of their
service to the happiness Of the we'll
being Of your family? In proportion
as you do these things You are . sue
cessful farmer. On the other hand
many farmers who have grown
wealthy in worldly goods, IN lands
and live stock and mOney-many Of
these have made q miserable failure
in bringing up q family and in doing
the right thing by their life cOmpan-
ions.
Let rs be specific. For example,
you have q 14-year old boy who 10 not
through school and who viii work on
the home farm during the summer.
II You are going to give that boy q
square deal; II yOu are going to do
the right thing by the community; II
you are going TO help turn the drift Of
the young away from the city and
back towards the faTm-yOu viii work
individually and with others for the
following:
/. An average Of one regular half
day per week for your boy for social
freedom and recreation.
2. A group or club life, in the home
community, for your boy and his as
sOciates that win tend to keep them
from going to town for their social
enjoyment.
3. A provision for frequent rural
parties and picnies to which the young
folks may resort for their pleasure
and the basis Of their waking dreams.
q. A prOvisiCn for church service
ana Sunday school in the home dis
trict with yourself as one Of the ae-
tive participants.
A careful arrangement whereby.
your children may have q regular and
reasonable income based on the, work
they do and to be used, first, for their
own pleasure; second, for small saw
ing account; and third, for some al
truistie service.
8. II you want to do the square
thing BY your children you must strive
70 make the community in which they
are growing up . place which sup
plies all the edueationAl, social, spir-
ltnaf and economic Adrhntages for
complete living; and you must place
the emphasfs n the order aS given.
Remember, then, tkat sh abundant |
rurai life for tie melhbsfs Of your
family q your ffst business; eeOnO-
mic wealth yOuf second.
a
Baxter Springs news., 1919-05-09
THE BUSINESS OUTLOOK

Timor0us and distrustful people
must be amazed to look at the statis-
tics and see how these support the
theory that the business situation is
fundamentally sound.
Take bank clearings. For February
these were 1b.9 per cant above those
Of February 1913. During that month
last year, the cOuntry's industries
were running on the highest pressure
Of history. Everyone was at work at
large wages. A tremendous output Of
munitions was being turned out for
sale to Europe. And yet the turnover
Of money this year is away ahead Of
last year.
OF course prices are higher now
than they were last year, SO that ex-
change Of an equal volume Of COM
modities would make a bigger total
in dollars. The latest government
price figures are those for last No
vemher. They show an increase Of
prices from February 1918 to NOvem-
ber Of only 10 per cent. And since
that time there has probably been no,
advance. So business has advanced
about Is per cent while the advance
in prices has been only 10 per cent.
This net gain is accomplished while
the munition and war work has been
stopping.
Take another sure indicator Of busi-
ness, the record Of commercial fall
ures. In February there were only
COZ failures, the lowest in Americas
history. Last year In the first ak
months Of 1913 the monthly average
Of failures was 9S1. In one week in
March there were only 137 failures,
against 247 q year ago.
Figures like these indicate that the
United States, in spite Of the war, is
richer than ever. The people have
money, and as long as they have It to
spend business has got to be good.
II the United States can harmonize
threatened conflict Of labor and capi-
tai, Il It can persuade both employer
and employed that their interests are
identical, that the bigger
the product turned out, the bigger the
share Of each worked win be, the bus
mess outlook Is surely bright.
Baxter Springs news., 1919-05-09
WHEN YOU WAKE
+. up DRINK GLASS
OF HOT WATER
Wash thO pOIOons and toxInS from
syStsm before putting mere =.
food Into stomach.


Wash yourself on the Inslde before
breakfast like you do on the outside
This b vastly more important because
the akin pores DO not absorb impurS
ties into tbs blood, causing, Illness,
while the bowel pores do {r:9 ~.
For every ounce Of food and drink
taken into the stomach, nearly an
ounce Of waste material must Be
carried out Of the body. II this Wastu
material y not eliminated day by day
it quickly feEmants and generates
p0lSous, gGses and toxins which ara
absorbed OF sucked into the blood
stream, through the lymph ducts which
should suck only nOurilhmont 20 suo.
A splendid health measure Il %
glass q real hot Hat6r with 3 lteA-
spoonful Of limestone phosphate - n
which r. B Harmless way TO wash
these poIs0ns, gasos and toxins nrom
che stomach, liver, kIdnoyl and
bOwSls; thus cleansing. BW6s66u1ng
and froshsning the entire allmentnFY
canal befor putting more food into
the stomach. f.---ss
a quarter pound of Ilmegtcns phoa-
phatD costa but'veTy little at the drug
store but is gu1lcisnt 70 make anyone
an' enthusiast On inside. bathing Men
and women Who are accuStomed 70
Wako M with . dnll, aching head or
have f1Erod tnngne, bad taslo, na1ly
broath, aslIoW comploKioa .oth6f1. NO
hdEo Bilious attneln. add stomach o.
ouaafiuation. are oaBurod q Dro-
nouncod impr0Vomont u bolA haal3
90 appslEaneS shortly.
Baxter Springs news., 1919-05-09

According to the local fans here, the
ball game between Joplin and Des
MOines yesteday at Joplin was hum
dinger, Joplin defeating her adversar-
les in q score Of four to two. This
game was won by Joplin by q three
bagger being knocked by member Of
the Joplin team, in the fourth inning.
Joplin making four runs. A monster
crowd Witnessed the game. even the
bleachers and the grand stand being
crowded for room.
Baxter Springs news., 1919-05-09
IT IS NOW UP TO RAxTER

Opportunity to secure q manufac-
turing plant that will employ between
TOO and 800 persons at the outset, is
now knocking at Baxter's door. The
most difficult portion Of the program
in landing industries is to find the in
dustry. When one appears, with q
proposition that can Be handled, II
is an opportunity in q life time. This
is such an opportunity that the citi-
zens of Baxter must take advantage
of between now and Nay Is or lose
it forever.
Baxter Springs news., 1919-05-09

N. E. O'Connell Of the O'Connell &
Mcclure grocery, has returned from
overseas duty and his genial smile
foretells that he Is glad to get back.
He was engaged in military duty of
the S5th division and was in that SER
vice for one year. His department
worked all thru the St. Mihiel and Ar
gonne battles, as well as other import
ant points. Baxter looks mighty good
to Mr.. O'Connell.
Baxter Springs news., 1919-05-09
KEEP OFF THE FRESH OIL

This forenoon a heavily loaded
truck numbered along on Military
avenue, just after the fresh oil had
been put on, when the other side Of
the avenue had been completed and
was ready for travel. Probably this
was done thOughtlessly, but It should
not be done. The wheel Of the truck
took up the oil and left q bare space
on the street, which in time will show.
Baxter Springs news., 1919-05-09

II you want to free the neighbOr-
hood Of mosquitoes encourage swallows
to make themselves at home. These
birds feed almost entirely upon OBJ
nOxiOus insects and they will do much
toward protective orchards and other
trees from insect pests. No better in.
vestment can be made, therefore, thar
some houses set out for martins OF
other swallows.
Baxter Springs news., 1919-05-09

home which follows him into the gar
den and hops on the hoe and keeps
pecEing at Il until Mr.. Norton digs
4 lot Of worms, reports the Liberty
Advance. At first win thought Il just
did Il aavertently, but Hftsr tie bird
had repeated the performances several
days in SuecessiOn he found out Whist
was wanted and now Il d one Of his
taslu 70 dig worms for the robin twice
daily.
Baxter Springs news., 1919-05-09

Sergeant Lawrence C. Riseling, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. d. W. Siseling, re-
turned yesterday from the world war
front where he saw nine months Of
service in the aero squadron No. 1O2,
located at Tours, France. Like all
others, Sergeant Riseling saw enough
TO last him a lifetime. He is glad to
be- back home.
Baxter Springs news., 1919-05-09

There has been no loud protest
crossing accidents are preventable, 'tis
said, but the motorists didn't think It
pays to bother, as half Of them get
across alive.