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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-08-15

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FOR ANY kind of real estate deal, see
or write E. J. Willis, 218 Beltram1
Ave. Phone Al. l2l3tf
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-08-15

FOR SALE-One five-foot beveled top
glass show case. Also one desk.
Inquire at Pioneer office. 2dS15
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-08-15
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-18-foot Old Town canoe.
Address X Y, care Pioneer. 3d818
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-08-15

FOR SALE OR TRADE-For a light
er car a Studebaker Six, in very
best of condition. Inquire of Ideal
Billiard Parlor.T 7l5tf
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FOR RENT

WANTED TO Rents room mod
ern home, September 1st. A. E.
Gibson, Tenstrike, Mimi, 1856
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FOR RENT-Lake shore cottage of
four rooms and large porch. Fur
nished. Also good row boat. AT
Diamond Point Only 20 minutes
walk to town. Inquire of Mr..
Webster at Troppman's Department
Store. S13tt
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wANTED-Dining,$and kitchen girl,
at Kelliher HotelaA 6d819
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WANT ADJ DEPT.

Advertisements In this column cost
half cent a word per issue. when paid
cash in advance. No ad will be run for
less than 10c per ISSUE.
Ads charged on our books cost one
cent a word per issue. No ads run for
less than 26c. .....
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WANTED-Loose hay, within the
next two weeks, delivered to the
Crookston Lumber Co. barn; $40
per ton for wild hay and $l4 per
ton for timothy hay. Croohston
Lumber Co., Bemidji, Mimi. 3dS18
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WANTED

WANTED-Nurse.. girl, to care for
two children. Phone SAT. 3dS1S
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WANTED TO RENTAFor one month
beginning August 20, furnished
cottage on Lake Bemidji or fur
nished house in town. Address
M. J. Brown, State Capitol, St.
Paul, Mimi. 6dSlS
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-28

proper that when the issues are set
tied around tho council table, the is
sues of indemnity to Belgium, France,
and Serbia, and other nations, what
shall be one with the German navy
and the German military ornaments,
and many other questions, it would be
proper to take up the question of u
league of nations, not alone between
the belligerent countries. but with all
the civilized nations OF the world. be-
cause the neutral nations are as much
interested in the subject as we ere.
At 81 a mar is too old to learn. But
at II he isn't a bit too old to unlearn
And when an ultra-decollete even
Ing gown comes In at the door, Mod
esty flies out at the window.
Any girl can paint a Perfect Com
plexion on her cheeks. But she can't
paint a Perfect So on her torso.
And what has become of the old
face n who could bake biscuits and
cook corn bread with chitlins In II and
who didn't know what a can opener
WASP
II o use you eyes at all you'll
have to admit that a girl can dress
better on $40 a week than a man can
, on SIS a week
| Iuere are homes IN WHICH the lb-
year-old daughter has seven beaus
and the 2~6-year-old daughter nevei
" has a caller.
Do a man a favo and he will forge
Ii IN ten minutes. Refuse to do him !;
favor. and he will remember il for ter
years.
And what has become of the old
fashioned man who used to entertain
the kids by pulling his finger joint
| and making them crack?
Don't let the fact that you have en-
emies orr you any. II takes
mighty spineles5 ours to go through
! life without making a few full-jewel
4 ed, 12-cyiinder enemies
A man may forget all the rest of tn
excuses when he gets caught up. Blu
he never fo-gets tie oldest excuse
blaming the oma
After q fellow gets married al
settles down to where he has the bill
to pay II seems to him that the first O
the month comes around every five o
six days
The skirts are to be tighter mex
SuIc Eier. ShIxi 1hat'J 'othing 1eN
Taey wore EN- 30 tiE'.. six years ~g
th3: when a girl ~ y pimple on he
rip 4 made n knob on the outside o
kef skirt.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-28

in positions of great Importance.
Architects are subject to a direction
OF the stars making for lucrative work
along original lines.
Government encouragement of the
arts again Is prophesied by the seers,
who foretell that national training
schools will prepare gifted persons for
careers as musicians. writer's. painters
n actors.
Growth of immense fortunes will
be less possible as the new era ad-
vanc. II the stars are read Alright.
Changes In the presidents cabinet
or the reorganization of government
departments appears to be indicated
by the planets.
Thrift and economy again are coun-
seled. Waste must be prevented, II
.he nation Is TO avoid a period of de
preston Tue 10 financial readjust.
ments. astrologers declare.
Scandals OF nationwide scope are
foreshadowed and one of these will
have a remarkable result.
Persons whose birthdate IL Is will
probably have an active and success
full year.
Children born on this day win be
clever and industrious. These sub.
jects OF Aquarius usually have many
troubles to face. but they have IN,
power to overcome them.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-28
Walt Mason's Ripping Rhymes
HONEST POVERTY

II Is unpleasant to be poor when cold winds sweep across the
moor. fresh from the arctic pole: and honest poverty looks stale when
1t involves the lack of kae to buy q ton of coal IN summer day
we sit around the drugstore or the village pound. and jer at heaped
u D wealth; why should a person lust for gold, for bonds and stocks
and gems untold, If he has strength and health? We do not envy
n gent who is beneath the burden bent that rich mel always bear;
while va have roofs above u heads, and frugal meals and truckle
beds. for wealth we do not care. Oh. thus We spiel when days are
warm, and there's no symptom Of a storm, W hand out just such
rot; we think we lei the things w "a we shoe h piutocrat
away, and boost u humble lot But when the snow whirs by like
smoke it's blamed unpleasant to be broke-it Jars the honest sou. to
eat the last remaining prune. and feed the furnace Will a spoon,
Outstanding the coal oh, then longs for precious stones nc
clock and fires tho cat and yearns to be a plutocrat with plumber In
the bank.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-28

|Toda,SjBem
IAJN~&N
\ oiels .N.E.h
DOM MY DO

"a Negro song of faitiD
Sun come up in de shinin' Eas,
Way back er de railroad yahd:
I work my work en- I fed my feas:
1 sho been alvin hahd.
SUN go down in de shinin' ives,
Bigger dan a load o. hay;
Now rs ready for to go ter rest;
rs done my do today.
Use done my do today;
rse ready for to go my way;
Rock me to sleep an femme lie,
Wifi q big, roun' dolleh to close my eye;
Pile up de kiyvers upon me high;
I've done my do today.
Gwine ter sleep in a cabin o. clay
OATS back in de oil church yahd:
Gwine ter sleep until de Judgment Day;
1 sho' been q laborin' hahd.
Gwine ter sleep in de grace o. Cord;
Ter res me thoo and thoo;;
But wake me up. when you want me, Lord
Whenever it's a-suitin' You.
Whenever it's a-suitin' You!
I'll be wakin' up good as new;
Wake me up when you want to. Lord.
Carry me over oil Jordon's ford:
Set me down in de shine o. Cord,
All ready for to do my do!
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-28
Out-Rurbanking Burbank.

The explorer had discovered Allan
tbs, the lost continent, and was being
banquete dby the Reception Commit
tee.
TRY these mush rooms" said the
man at his side. '"They are splendid.
i've always been afraiad or musn
rooms" replied the explorer. TOO
many to~adstools. you know"
mo danger here" assured the man
Some years ago one of our scientists
1f~covered a method of treating toad
stools SO that our toadstools all grow
..dped, while our mushrooms
are round"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-28

pei lildiltllt
with foreign nations
and shall become
e~ntangled in every
broil in Europe. 1t
Is the most mon
strouS doctrine ever
proposed in this re-
public. The sanctity
OF no great name
can render 1t holy
The opinion of no
man can make II
safe.
An international
court to be effective
must be backed up
by an
army. An interna.
tional army will be
ineffective unless II
be powerful enough
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-28
Bits of By-Pldu
BY LUXE McLUKE
Copyright. 1919, the Cincinnati
Enquirer.

Add Horrors of War.
Before you grin,
Pronounce 1t, men;
Przemy5l'S In
The news again.
For old man Emsel
Calls 1t "Persemsel,"
And old man WhizZle
Calls It: "Permizzle."
And old man Easel
Calls it: "Prymeaslc."
And old man Emmel
Calls it: "Prezemmel.'
And old man Deiset
Calls 1t: 'PremySle.'
And. rs for us,
We have no voice;
We will not fuss,
Just take your choice.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-28

-
sentiment, will have
a tremendous inhu-
toward MAIN
tanning just and
equitable relations
between nations and
preventing the hor-
rors of war.
If ever there was
n period in history
when it behooved
statesmen TO exert
themselves TO the
utmost to find some
e a for the ; IT
Elements of tho sc
which
divide nations other
than the resort to
arms. the present !:
the time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-28

wednesday, january -, i0is.
Copyright. 1919, by the Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate.
Mars in evil place today. is offset by
the kindly power Of Jupiter. according
to a~strology.
During this sway there may be dis
content and criticism in the army. ow-
ing to promotions and honors that are
distributed to officers and men.
The planetary sway makes for rest
iessness and dependency among sol
diers. but these moods are only the
reaction after the har exaetions OF
active service. astrologers point out
and will give a 10 energetic work
in which rewards will be gained
This Is not a lucky day for railway
as accidents seem imminent.
There Is a promising sign today for
effort In small business ventures
Teachers have the most promising
rule OF the stars and many win serve
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-28
The Right Man For the Job.

The Washington Post runs an in.
terview with 5. O. Holy. Knights OF
Columbus Secretary. who Is regis
tered at the Raleigh Hotel after
spending q year at the front.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-28
Gel n Ticket ON the CoOtic.

Gwendolyn wants TO know which is
the harder bitter. the bedburg or the
cootie. well. Gwen. it's II e this:
A bedbug and a cootle
Once started In &c fight;
The cootie killed the bedbug
With one gosh-awful bite.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-28
u. s. SENATOR'S DEBATE ON PLAN
FOR HA WING LEAGUE OF NATIONS"

(This is the fourth of a series of debates which the leading United
States senators are conducting, tnroug the columns of the EVENING
NEWS, on the subject of the League of Nations at the same time
as The subject is being discussed by the statesmen of all the world rep
resented at the neace conference in Paris)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-28

You are an unlucky cuss, aren't
you ?" said Brown.
"In say I'm unlucky, 'replleo
Smith. why, when a girl a to
| raise her skirt to get some coin out OF
| her stocking, the money is always In
| the stocking on the far side from me-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-28
Obi

"Those Mexicans have been very
quiet for the last few months" said
the Old Fogy. as he looked up from
his newspaper. did we destroy their
artillery"
NO" replied the Crouch. Il think
we destroyed their distiliery."
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-28

I've osfor warned the boob to pause
1 speak OF Oswald Facers;
He never takes a brace. because
He takes too many bracers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-28
HoOrayi

1t makes us grin
To hear the fuses
Caused in Berlin
BY Spartacusses.
I'd like to race
And see the fun.
II is a case
OF Hun eat Hun.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-28
Against
BY JAMES A.. REED, Dem.
United states Senator from Missouri

Copyright, 1919 by The N. +. A.
Al q time like this when eac is
about to be declared 1t is proposed
that we shall abandon u ancient and
traditional policy of steering clear OF
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-28

Will Read and Jim Crow have start
ed a branch ar the Club at Vanceburg,
Ky.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-28
For

BY FRANK ID. KELLOGG, Rep.
United States Senator from Minnesota.
copyright. 1919 by The N. +. Al
L believe the time las come to try
to establish a league to prevent war
and to enforce peace, which may not
be an entire preventive. but, backed
by a world public
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-28

A girl will take a mans word for n
when he tells her that she Is beautiful
But she won't take his word for AZ
when he tells her that her nose isn't
shiny.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-28

~ SAA1aS any EAAA
gle nation or any combination OF ma
tons that may be formed to defy the
DEGREES of the court
Whoever then commands such an
army Is powerful enough to conquer
the United States of America. / un-
hesitatingly declare that the citizen of
our republic who Will Willingly help
create an army great enough and
strong enough to conquer the United
States OF America and give the COM
nan of that army to an alien is a
greater traitor to the country than
was Benedict Arnold.
What is to be the policy OF this
league of nations7 IS ENGLAND
TO DISBAND HER MIGHTY FLEET
which we are now being told has
saved the world and civilization? Is
there anybody on this earth great
enough fool Intentionally use that
harsh term-to believe that England
is going into any league OF nations up
on terms that will compel her to dis
band her fleet?
II. however. England does not yield
her fleet n all other nations agree
to build no more ships and to be
hound by this league or nations. Eng.
land will be the master OF the league
and so also OF the world.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-28

I. Il. German. of Sloverdale. Ohio.
isn't a bit that way. He Is an Amer
lear.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-28
Yes. But How Were They ed 12:s0.

Abe Corey will tell of his trip to
France and of conditions as he found
them at 1880.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-28

NeNfi
We got ont of a chair IN a barber
shop in Pittsburg and the black boy
ues1n TO brush US on.
"Just thought or one for you Luke"
aid the Barber. That porter's name
is Rufus Whisker."
And speaking 0f BARRIERS and whis-
kers and whisk broom and sich.
Beard the Barber. has his tonsorial
parlor at High and Second streets.
Hamilton, Ohio.
OUGHT
Cad. in Nashville Tennesseean and
Amertcan.)
wANTED-A hard boiled candy
maker. q Q. al Tennesseean and
American.
Names Is Names.
A. Mutt lives at Wellston, Ohio.
Our Daily Special.
Fools Give Advice. Wise Men Sell
It.
Luke McIuke Says.
A girl will take a mans word for n
-, - till 49, shae III. a.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-28
Daily H0 osc0be

THE stars incline. but do not compel
Wednesday, January 20, 1913.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-28
Our Daily Special.

Names Is Names.
Sutt lives at Weliston, Ohio.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-28
Luke NIcIake SAYS.

Fools Give Advice. Wise Men Sell
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-17
POSSE TAKES
TRAIL FOR THE
|. ". ". GANG
ANOTHER AMERICAN IS
SLAIN BY RADICALS
Valley Retreat Near Centralia
Reported Refuge of the
Armistice Day Murderers

CENTRAIIA Wash. Nov. To- A
posse of IugEcrs and former soldiers
left here this morning for llannaford
valley, eighteen miles northeast or Cen
tralia, to renew IN" search for num-
Der Of |. W. ". who are believed TO nave
partici3atcd in the shouting of members
Of the American Legion during the ar
mistirc day parad" last Tuesday.
John TIanry. a logger who was report
ed missing after Il pnSSr C|aShcd WIN
tn" radicals last night IN that region,
was found wounded today. and latcr
dird. ,,-;
Bert Rland. believed by tine author,
tics here to br the man wh" shot ana
killed Warren Grimm. commander OF
tho local American Legion post, on AT
misticr day. and man named Hansen
also suspected Of completely III IN"
shooting are reported To be among
those hiding in the valley.
Hansen was named in an alleged con-
frssion Of T.. Roberts, an !. W. W., as
having been in IN" group which Tired on
the C"utralia rnrHdcrs.
A posse Of forty men to-day secured
the country in the ncighborho0d nt yes
irrday's fight ami i spec. H'tai "t
mrn has h""n charged with III" TecoNtiS
of lIancy'S body. . g.,
Members of the first posse said IL
was probable the recovery OF lianry
body would he attended by turthcr
hlnGdshcd because Of tn" fact that h"
fru within TOO yards nf Hunters cabin:
where in the l. W. w. wcr" believed
70 hc still lurking Th" place iS sur
rounded by dense woods. Every outlct
is being guarded.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-17
MANY INJURED IN
AUTO ACCIDENTS

Special Dispatch 10 The Intcligenccr
FAIRMnNT. w. Va. Nov. 16.--Auto-
mnbilc accidents w"re prevalent today
and many persons w"r" injured in this
section. When ear overturned m
p"nnSy Sylrania avenue at noon today in
this city. occupants were pinned under
tn" machine: Charley IlhdGInS. who was
driving the car. his two children and
Mrs. Grace Mcrriiicld were badly injur-
cd and wcr" removed to q hospital. Mrs
Hudgins. the other passenger, escaped
with lighter injuries.
Miss Mary Mooney had nm arm broken
when car in which she wns driving on
the Rarrackvillc ruad went over an en-
bankm"nt. other occupants OF the car
escaped uninjurcd.
Walter Jones was struck by a car
driven by John TrOto. ut n city street
crossing. Jones WIS thrown to the
concrete sidewalk and his skull fractur-
cd by the fall. He will likely recover
At White Rock a head on collision
wrecked two cars. hut III" occupants ts-
caped without injury.
Tho TIairptn curry" "n the Enrrackvi'le
road, two cars were wrecked when th"y
collidcd hut their occupants sustained
only slight injuries.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-17
BOLSHEV|k RUSSIA
TRYING TO OPEN UP
JAP NEGOTIATIONS

LONDON. November l6.-The cofte1s
pondent in Berlin Of the Daily HeH
says he learns that the Russian MI
goternment' in view OF the vtctottC04
advance Of it1 army In tbcr5A. " tryt4A
to got fn2t0d dch with Japan in oroef 20
regulate outstanding questions. A
The correspondent says 1T Is believes,
the Soviet government Is also anxious
for the United States to Join In such hee.
got'ations for a settlement Of the futueE
Of Siberia. = sesi. *
ROME, Saturday. November 1s.--1Ae
Bolshcvih arc cads. thieves and ASp4.,
sins" said Baron Anatolen Kfoupen9fif
former Russian bassadoP TO italy ~
day. He added that. therefore, 1t 49,
best that a Gordon be thrown aDDe2
them and n blockade maintained. n4ts
that aid for the rest Of Russia was url.
ent, particularly the government OF 49,
mirai Kolchak, all OF whose requires
ments should be met. Otherwise, NJ
said. Russia would end by becoming ~
colony for German commercial extenF
sion. This was proved. by the fact. ne
added, that there We're numerous Ger,
man officers and soldiers In the Boi-
shevik army. ,,1lsA
Baron Kroupcnsb said he believed.
lI;c David Lloyd George. the British prs
r,ier first that the allies should n0t.
meet nor hold discussions with the Boz
shevikl; second that they should con-:
tinue TO aid Russia. adding more milf
lions to tn, $500. .0c0. 900 already spent
and. third. that they should discuss ~
solution Of the Russian question ID y:
special conference outside the PAf14s
peace conference.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-17
MISSOURI MO B
LYNCH NEGRO;
THREE ESCAPE

MOBERLY. No. Nov. ia negro.
one Of four said to have beaten and
robbed Edward Thompson. farmer.
Thursday night. was lynchcd here to-
day by q mob of 100 masked men. The
negroes three companions escaped after
they had been taken from the jail early
today and brought to Mohcrly secretly.
Later il was reported two had been
captured and were in custody al point
unknown 10 the mob.
II was reported farmers have gone
to adjacent counties in search OF tn"
recaptured blacks. Local authorities
said the negroes admitted they wer" l..
W. w.
Last night large numbers Of farmers
conEregatcd on the streets here. and
fearing mob violence Sheriff Owens took
the four negroes to Macon county.
Learning Of this the moh motnred there
and demanded that Sheriff Jesse Stamp
or turn over the negroes 70 them. Tho
sheriff pleaded with the mon nut the
iail keys were taken forcibly from him.
and the blacks were returned here just
before daybreak. clad only in their night
clothes
A large fire had been bnilt in the pub
lie park and the sight Of il produced a
noisy demonstration among the negroes.
A rope was placed over tho neod of
one Of them and swung over a limb Of Il
tree. The mob pulled and tn" limb
broke. The negro started running rs
ne fell. Four guns flashed and he was
killed instantly. At tn" sound Of the
shots the other three escaped.
Tho negroes are alleged to have beat
en- Thompson into unconSciuuSn"Ss and
robbed him Of &l2 on the outskirts Of
Moberly,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-17
YUDEN|TCH HAS
RESIGNED COMMAND
OF THE ANTI-REDS

LONDON, Nov. 16.-Gcncral Yudcnitch
has resigned the command Of the Rus
sian Northwestern army, according to
n special dispatch TO the Daily Mail from
General Laidoncr. COM
mandcr in chief OF the Esthonian army
has succeeded him.
II is said that the change Is not con-
ncctcd with the failure Of his offensive.
the object being to avoid intcrnmcnt or
Yudentchs army on entering Esthonla'
RESAI., Nov. 16.-(By the Associated
Prcss.)-Thc position of General fudcn-
itch's northwestern army, IL has pceh
known for many days. has become more
serious. His statements about future
have been made TO hide the
real situation from the prblic. according
TO information reaching Reval. The dis
organization of his army is daily more
evident. The Yudcnitch forces are crowd
4 together in q small space near Yam
burg.
4 week ago General Yudcnitch In
uuIred as to what Esthonia would do. IL
he were obliged to cross the Esthonlan
frontier. The answer was that hc could
takc over his hospitals and suppllcs'
but that his troops must be disarmed.
Bolshcvik pressure has been too great
to allow Yudcnitch TO rcorganiZc ms
forces and since the loss Of hamburg
the situation has become aggravated.
IIELSINGFORS. Nov. l6.-uy the
Associated Press )-t;"ncral fudcnitcN
commander of the Russian Northwestern
army, is retreating hurrcdly from Yam
burg in the direction Of Narva. on the
Gulf of Finland, according TO latest adj
vices. Some Of his troops have already
entered the Esthonian lines.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-17
DEATH FOR TWO
IN RAIL WRECK

CHARLESTON, Nov. 16 Two mon
men were killed and five others were in
i,Ircd late Saturday night when n train
on the narrow gauge railway uf IN" Am
erican Lumber company WAS wrecked
near Stark on the Little Coal river in
Boone county.
One Of the dead mon WAS T. o. Lowr"y
who was killed instantly when the en-
zine turned over, pinning his body be-
meath the cab. Death resulted from
scalds due TO the steam pipes bursting
The other man to whom the accident
proved fatal. died this afternoon. hut
has not yet been identified. Two Of the
injured men are not expected I" live.
All Of tho killed ana injured were en-
ployes Of the American Lumber com
many with operations about three miles
from Stark.
As Is the custom they were trans
poried to Stark on Thursday night To
secure supplies for III" coming week odd
were being taken home when the dcrail-
mcnt occurred.
a broken rail is supposed to have bccn
the cause OF the accident since the
trainmen state they were travelling at
n moderate rate OF speed at IN" time.
The wreck occurred Mt high cmbank-
mcnt and both the engine and front cars
turned over.
The injured men received such medical
attention as could be secured at Stark.
il hcing impossible to bring them here
because Of the lack OF railway accom-
noClat ions.