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NOUTIIWT.ST MISSOCKI NMVS The Mol Important Ne Condensed 1'rom the Leading Paper, by A. A. Jeffrey. I'lnltf rnjnty lmi a N'a'lnnnl I'nr'ii Loan Assnrinthm whose ehniter was nrelviil fnim Washington lnt wel empowering ,lt tn tinn.'ut hushies" nnynliere m pintle oorniy. A full series of Wlllntlil'ly lirepalu uilverlisoinentii fii large spare setting forth the benefits and demands of the War Saving Stamp campaign appear In the I'arkvllle (inzette over the sig nature of twenty local finno who cipialiy shine the cot or wo series'. r ire destroyed a erm ami li.inni nu shels of corn on the I.. A. Harris farm near WlnMon nml the Sentinel reports that the railse I supposed to liave lieen a spark from llie rhinitiey il tne rnrinliinise. rutting the recti corn campaign on n verv nrnct cal li.mfs n larro I conn ty, 1'nrni Agent I!. I. Jay liehl n sale or tested htiI mm lnit wiek at ( ar liillton, rolling Mil) bushels of whU'h every ear had lieen tested. I he 1ml ilimr war lively ntul the minimum nrlco wan In n bushel. Ti'.e uniiriinl event of n "biisliie Institute" was hel.l at .Marille la-t veek nnd was markeil liy eager n' tnnlance. Frank Stiwkilnle, business oviieit. gave n roller of talks. "H o- mntlrhin" ralil he. ;i i.iotnl In tl.e Pally I rim'tie. eons'sts in Inliurr.c lag the niliulr of people! hut whenever mi make a ra'e lor tiM.i) prniu at the sacrifice of tieimrrott 's hurlnew yU have ililie ill trnneiil ' to Join Stole." A record In tl.e nr'nthu? of m!e lull lielongr to tin- King I it y ( hum We. That papir hat printed II l if Mle hill- in llie vum.ii Jiirt elo- tl ii in! hn yet t hiar complaint fiom one or there II eurtoe -ir that nder twin? iltd not nav. To supplement the prwed. of their ricent kmiihi ... .Mic i he folk (if the (Srnlinui (iiiimiunily donatetl ami shipped Inst week another .J,iKMl wiutli of hiig and added to that II.Vl in cash riili-criptionr. A cake lnought Sl.n at the wile. sii the Jlaryvillr Tribune, and a goo.e iM fur $.m. Since the com rliipieng sen-nil linen. t'd Ii. I . f!ris till." rhippi'd fiom this Hilnt car loads r rhe liil com, liiwiuntlng to l'II.J"t hurhelr. The It.inkln Farms aim rhiniied during tlir miw1 time car loadr of ri'iti. Hi, of them iK'ing hamlleil thlough the el" vatnr and lielng rcooiHil into rnrr. That make a total of a little over tr.vflO'l bushel rhilipid fem Taiklo ntul theio were n ilmfen or mote car loadr of ear corn tupped out. Thin eorn cort heie around ,JJO,iltin. Tat- Klii Avnlunrhe. TIioitIi they have tinned their 'mkr alirril one liirsr twenty business houses nt Tntkln announce T:"n an tiieir new c!olng hour in order "lh.it 'Iniklo may have the rame piivlleger other eltler are enjoying." Having enlisted his pioferrlonal trnlnlng I'l the enure of Immunity. .1 (rant City i!iotigtnphT, N. ,. I'mnli. left Inst vrek and will ncelve thnv month tunning in nerln nho tiigratihy, rayr the Timer, after which lie will go to I ranee there to nhoto iruip1! the Mun liner fiom an Alllitl neroplnue. At SavnnnahV JM.eiid lied Oor rale a turkey earneil $'!inl for llie good eaure. Sterling Siller halTled a inhher com liletcly Jiirt after i-lorlng the rtolv. lie luul a roll of hMU In hir pocket nml wrr npproarheil hy n man who pilnted a nlMi.l nt hiei and arked for the roll. .Mr. Stller gave him a loll it tnliacfo nml 'i rried on home. forty Vcarr Ago in Savannah lie nirt r. Iiogt of War. A St. .loreph hoy, too young to en ter the rervlce. hnr patiioilcally rae rir.ciil li:r pet dog. 'I'l l' animal will i" rent to Camp K'in.tm to !' tin a oil for war work. I.'g ale iuvalualile III tlenrh wnrfaie. Tlielr kern render note the nnpr inching enemy long lie. fore man lr aware of him. They go fnrlerly ever the top carrying mer Wager where no man could. They aie wanted at the front. The rtrny dog if the city, mangy mongrel though h may lie. in worth a imuli In thin wmk, lierhapr more, thnu the pedigieed prlre winner of the l:ennc!.. Shnrpncrr of canine wlt lr what in wnntrd and It ir llgurrd that the rtieet pup. hlr In tellect edged hy the Mruin of life In 11 lilg city, who li:u lenrned to keep nit of the ilog pound and avoid trnf lie, will find the hattlelleld fairly eary to negotiate. Theic are liumlredr of Mich ilign avallnhle. The ilog, often called a innnV hert friend lr not al wayn ro regnretl hy man. Dogs hy the thouiami, pathetically hoinelerr nml friendlerr, are picked up annually. Friendly hut friendlcMi, urelcsit lie. caurn inlsplaccil. If there ilogr can help in the work of making the world safe for American It will he a welcome colution of the Mrny dog problem. Hi. Joreph Ncwd'l'rcsa. Send Only Needful. When a parrel port package U rent to 11 foldier In the American crpcdl tlonary forces In the future, the ar ticles which the package contains must lie requested by the polcllcr to whom the package is sent nnd that request must bo tendered tho man who receives the package at the post office he fore It can be sent. No reason Is given for the order, but it Is explained as n military ne cessity. Tho formality which n sol dier In Trance must go through now to recelvo things from homo Is to make out a list of things ho wants from home and take tho list toNhls company commander, who must ap prove It. Ho then sends tho request to his family or friends, and they jiinyobtuln the articles, put them In tk package and take tho request with them to the postofflce. The request is finally placed In the package by the clerk in the postofflce. The public is asked by the postal authorities to obey tho new order will ingly as there is undoubtedly a very gooo reason for it. V CIIAM.CNCi: TO MinilODIS.M Sdtic.itliiinihJtililVc Cnmpnlcn t'allr Tor $i:0.nno.WI lit lnrreaoe Mir roiiri Vi'erlejan Knilow incut. Thirty-five thntirnnd .McthodiM In he Missouri ( oiifcrcnco, including ippniximately 'JI4 mrmU'ir n( Orr fon and a many more people whoc lltrrerts nil' aligned with thai ilenom. nation, are Incoming aroused by the miunes 01 me campaign now well 'tegun to permanently and ndrnuatelv ndmv Mirrouri Werleynn College at Cameron. The plan call for the completion of ine-naii minion productive endow. I'rnl f.tf MI....11.I l'..l '..II Hid the clearing up of all floating oli- igaunns ag:uni uie institution, It is the IHirilOre of the lirnml iiiIm.I. a ho have planned this campnign to niiiR.' .Mirroi-ii esieynn ore 01 nil 'Utrtandlng hehoolr of .Methmlirm In Hiiipment nnd In efficiency and to n.--lire its permanency hv an nileiomie mlowoient in this single campaign. .'ou-11 ir (inn in a mucn larger gener i' program lielng carried out thli year " t.'ii'iMmu 101- niiii'iii nnniverrary f the founding of the iihientlonot imnni or tho rliurcli. Ill all Allrrollli then, la Iml one I'.. r'ih Melhoilirt Kplrcnpal n-hool of olleg" grmli .Missouri Wi-Invan mil bee.ioM' Imancial limitntlour haie 'inliniiourly handicapped this k'IumiI. 1 IM neen ioaii'iunte for the neeil r ihnat.iig all the young ieoite who h.'ii'd hnve ii:i..iiI ihrnio.li it. I,,.ll. 'ntl.f.l. its limltatlonr have heen rlieh 11. 11 llie pcli'tol liar lieen ovcrlmdow tl by other inrtitutionr which hnve n il rlltuiL'rr liiianeliillv ntul M.. .. .01 Met'iiKlirt hae li.ininti'.l 010..I1 eiirnintr rroin other tlenomlnntioer In out, ice. lint Ihe cliui-'li i- -ir i-ni'i'istd by th" hlea that .Mir'i 'I. 'Itftll-tr aie lieii'irlallv nhie 1 ir y Ho ir own b'Milenr of nhieation a- rii i rii'gion. with wealth incr-:n ng by leaps ami hounds 11,11 t,r. 'ii dedicate a Imrtioii to n ... tl. ,1 ri uiiiiii' ami liless nrt r war puis, lerlty l:a Ihiii forL-otlen. nml thr 'iinirir.x ami layioin an- inilnng to ii" einiowmt'tii cnmpalgn with a tie ci initiation that know nothing hut s'o-i ors. III ery cln.iih a local cm,, milt. t 1,'ls l-ro tillirinllv flllltftlt.ll.il lit. 'Iirlmp Win. ,. (iuajle to hni' charge I .ne campaign in that eomnn iiitv li d w ill arrirt the n.'i.lnr. ,.,l tl,' reiit'Tnl wotkeir: they and the chinch it larev I'rk. hope, ami exptvl rlieh ti'iii roits -iipport fiiim tho public ir i- pim imihi I'uure 11 eras. The local con mittiN' fm' II ,,n i-t of . C. C.H.k, II, :, K.(li s V. .Meyer. I.. I. .Moot-,. T I) 1; 1, 1 t,i... . '. . itoiioier. iMoier l ilil,i lit 1 . i:ai.r. .1. J. I.ukeiir. I!ee. liall. y. War Irlghlliila er. It !r permlr-able to destroy private tr. 'iri. 10 iiev.isuiie ryrtematically Mle llltiil regions, to II I liiriyi. tlw. I population of invaditl tllrtilrt. to !"piul imii'i, for 'iiiiit'irroti ret vice 11 llie eneinj country, theiiby rtea 111: its own men for llie uriiiv'. t oei ineiu 10 aid tl nemy In the run miction of fori lllrnt ions. l. .Ii,. Ireiicher. to reive ur guides, nnd eveii 10 nirnirii inrormation nganling ilifir "ii n army. 1 lie iiwiimg or Ihe official (.'eriiian Ulll Manual ir thllr rilnniiiiiltt,,) lo n i.iokii'I irstiiil tilay by the govern- "-iii 111111111:11 me committee on I'uli 'e Information. Wn.liini'iini. 11 1' I'lie title of this booklet "Tin. (vr. nan War I tle. It i one of a rer- of war Infoi mation booklet, nml 1 copy will he M'tit ftee to nmnnc 'ho will addlers the Depaitinen't of I'lriroiiuion, n .lackron I'lace, Wa-li- ngion, p. (-. Ihe author of "The Ceiman War "lo" nie I'roferror (I. W. S'eotl. for. icrly of Columbia l'nleiii . nml .1. W. (innier. of the I'nivi rritv of 1 1 1 - loir. In Interertlng farhlon they atn- ". the official (leiinan War .Manual. ltli lis rlieerr at the "sickly reiili m nlallty" of all rule of war dictated i chivalry, honor and L'fiicin.liv to l'ie enemy, and they rontrart It 'with tie war nmniinl or Oreat llritalii, ''ranre and I'niletl Stater, which nn. I.K'laM'd to he "the very onimrlte of 'he Herman in the law which their government have laid down for their armies to observe In their dealing with the enemy." The Herman War Mnnnnl was pre nareil by the Cerninn (ienernl Staff md wn first Irsuetl In IPO.'. "It would sccin," say Professor Scott and (lar- "er, "from the way in which most of the Hague provisions are denounced, rniiriileii ami sneeied at, that the real reamn for Issuing icvlrcd instructions wn to counteract any inlluenre which there provisions might have been ex pected to have upon (!crmnn military officer, through (Icrmany's having ratllled tho Hngue treaties." The fierman War .Manual Is shown to be the text book of that philosophy which has expressed Itself in tho form of "fright fulness" In llclgium, Poland, Sorvlu, Armenia and wherever German officer have held sway. 1 in iiookiet snows that tho brutality, ruthlessnes. terrorism and violence of the German forces have been cold bloodedly planned for years by the Herman military authorities. It shows that It was tho wholesale violation by Germany of the most sacred standards of human society that caused our gov ernment to enter the war. What tho effect of such teachings and such practices must be upon the rest of the world Is indicated by tho authors of this pamphlet as follows .iinno in tneir (licrmnny) ambition to win, tho German rulers have for gotten that tho German nation must live and do business with tho other peoples of the world after this war is over. Though International law lacks tho administrative means to judge and punish violations of its better estab lished rules, it is, like all laws and cus toms, supported by a public opinion which never falls to manifest in num erous ways Its detestation and horror for those who flagrantly misconduct themselves. For years tho German ftovernment and individual Germans n their Intercourse with foreign peo ple will be made to feel the suspicion and distrust in which they are held. Humb! e' the un Or Pay 1 Yin riomage This Dragon Must Be Slain! The United States of America is making war to save World Democracy from the autocracy of Germany. It is fighting a life-and-death struggle to keep its men from slaughter, its wo men from brutal outrage and its children from muti lation. To do this it is mobilizing millions of ir.cn and billions of money. No man's private life or private rights count now against the welfare of the country. The country has been called to ths colors, and you, as a citizen, must respond. This is a lime when Every Idle Dollar is an Enemy Alien. When you loan your money to your government it works for freedom while it-works for you it provides sinews of war for the soldiers and draws interest for you and yours. It is the world's safest investment. Buy Liberty Bonds This Is bnuml to lie n trenieinhius hiimllenii. It Is the penalty uhirh innnkliul win Inevitably exact fnnn the.e who, while sneerlnj" tit rMvnliy nml chnrncterljilni; the humllnrlnn len iencies or modern times as a 'ilnbby motion" hnve earned nn a system of terrorism that knows no bound." names. The striuurer made n quick exit nnd the opllce were once mine fulled, St. .Ineii Observer, .MlUiil TIiihikIiI CralK Kny. Crnlc the best town nlonir the main line nf the llurllnctnn between this city unit Hamburg, bus in time none hy been noted as a Rood plnre to "come from" when n Krnft :aino nf any kind wns to be pulled ml", but thlncs nre different now and the jood people of that place do not like to even have the name nf their busy burg classed In with a fakir's failure. Fur ther, they do not want to have their names used for graft purposes, espec ially by outsiders who claim the place as their own when It is not. No one nrouml Cruiir enn even rucss who the person rererreil to is, so 'llie Leader prints the following from a Chicago paper nml lets It fro at that. H says: "From his sombrero to his boots there was that about him that smack ed of the bucolic west. With hale, thouich hearty simplicity he npproach ed the floorwalker in tho china and Klasswnra department of the Albert Pick & Co. store, 21S West Itandolph street. "I reckon 1 11 do a little business with you. About $4,0gu worth of glassware and chinnware. I'm from Crnlc, Mo, They can tell you about my financial standing nt the Farm ers nnd Mechanics' Ilnnk there. Going 10 open a noiei in mo oki town." "It didn't take him long to make his purchase. He then asked about dia monds wanted to pick up a few Btoncs for tho woman folk. yTcnow. no was roicrrca in wo jewelry nrm of iivman a v,o .u norm oiaio tit, uver there he bought diamonds valued at $2,'J0O. Then came tho little item of tho monev. Ho would return about 4 o'clock with a check. "Four o'clock came. He returned. He was nrenarine to write out his check for $4,000 at Mr. Pick's when Mr. l'lck Interrupted. It seemed that Mr. Pick had telegraphed to Craior. and found tho afTablo stranger was un known there. He had notified the po lice. But he lost his temper when he contemplated the stranger's Rufua Walllngford assurance and called a few Why Not Inw'stlKiite 0leop;ith' If you ure in search of health, nml If you have some time to spend in senicli of health, give the matter the snme common-sense consideration you would give to nny other Investment you nro thinking nf making? Investigate the dilferrnt systems of healing, (io to the Osteopath, tho Homeopath, the Kclectlc, and the Alio, path; have each one tell you what ho finds wrong mid what Is the cause. Have each one tell you what his theory of disease Is, ami just how his treat ment can be expected to reach the cause and remove it. Then let your reason decide your choice of school as you would decide nny other Important Investment. No ther school of medicine or sys tem of healing but the osteopathic ad justs tho body structure and corrects the displacements ami mnbndjust. ments of the bones. The osteopath examines tho body as a skilled me chanic would examine n piece of de fective machinery. With his detail ed knowledge of anatomy he locatej the displacements and mat-adjustments of the body's parts nnd ho ad justs them with his hands by mechan ical principles. Osteopathic treatment secures normal activity of the blood and nervous systems and these in turn nourish all of tho organs properly, This means that every structure docs Its appointed task and harmony pre vails. Physiological harmony spells death. I,. McFAU,, Osteopathic rhyslcian. Strayed. nm -Inmi t ..n ,..A..l,n one red calf with whlto face, white on legs, and about five months old. Ro wan! tor same, or information leading to Its recovery. MRS. T. C. DUNGAN. FOR SALE. Pure bred Barred Rock Eggs, $1,00 per setting of IB; f&.OO per 100, at farm; $6.00 per hundred packed for shipping; E. P. EDDY, Mound City, Mo. I:tdt pendent Phone, Craig, JIo. THE UNIVERSAL CAR The Font Sedan, with its exceedingly comfortable nnd refined furnishings, its ncnt appearance nnd every day In tho year utility, Is an especially at tractive motor car for women, meet ing so fully all tho demands of social and family fea delight to women to drive becauso of tho easy, safe control. Summer and winter It Is al ways ready never a doubt about that nor never nny fears for troublo" on tho way. Then the cost of operation nnd upkeep is very small. Sedan, $G95.00 f. o. b. Detroit, KEEVES-BRAGG AUTO CO. ORKGON, MISSOURI, Get Moro Eggs-Dr. Hess, Lees, dies uu,y jicmc- Tvn.."131?,1"1311 DRG CO. William IT. Tfnlnlt t..i. ' and son, Homer, of the Richland dl7- ...v., mwnBnip, were transact ng business In Oregon, Monday of this eek They came and returned via n..to route, T,n Hornco Larkham, of Maltland. had business In Oregon. Monday of tills week. --James Carder and wife, of St Jo- were new over Sunday, m guesta of rolatlvea and friends. , -Mrs. A. M. Wright, after a few days' visit with her daughter, Mtoi Mlna, left for her homp in Moran, aunsas, Monday of this week .