Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 60, Number 7, Jasper, Dubois County, 19 October 1917 — Page 4

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JASPER COURItR By. Ben Ed DoAne. '

Entered eecond-claca matter at the poitoffice at Jasper, Ind., muter the ict cfCMarch 3t 1879. Hnf.nriotion 61.50 Per Year. . I In if This pal w mailed reRumnj iu ü;ccrirerkcnül a Jeünite order to diecjPtHne e receive! and all arrears paid nful) nn leas in r. discretion of the publisher different coune abonld be eemed advisable. PttlDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1917 Just 50 Years Locals from the Jper Courier of October 11, 3867Col. J. vi eh ringer, wa running the Schofieid House, 222 Green, Louisville. Malott, Cobb&Schaff er, lawyers Bruno Buettner, Layor. R Becfe, Bootend Sho- StoreJohn Grame!spachjr, run 'Merchants and Mechanics EIoEckstein & Bre.z were in ne Hardware business. Wm Erny, Hardware and i in

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Carl Urich. Cigars M'i'g, and tW. to the saloon if he wants a Restrauar,, , drink, but it's now out ot bus Ernst Pickhardt. acK tSat rach He cannot ff P . Hunti"gburg is noc dead, ana suzh pr.ces and many saoons eils all kinds of pood?, etc even if they had licenses, could W. H. Green had received 1138. not exist under present condit

vnfM nr. the October eh e ion and was declared elided. Martin Friedman had 1017, nviiru-fc Theo Sonderman 's 734 fa An for. For Treasurer, W- n 2 had Prank Blocker 4-&. t-u. J. aRi o lULk, XI" IHi r JUU 491; ü F. obba Ih. re was a Sat river at. .mh-a-t auj a picture of a man nili .1? w his , head. On the fir ,. th re an artic.e descrii 1 ,r K.w Uk negros wero turnin -, h. c. An.l versri entitled: ' , The Ganc'idHtes So. Come, test on this bosom My A nenn fl-ar , , rno tny cnams nave lim;-., nun. thee, Thy home is still here. 1 know im-, 1 ask pur How much yo i cm lnv. I kllUW that 1 lOVM JUU ßecau e you can vot . KUSt Net: CamD Taylor, -The Ii ac quaintanoe every prospective otficerin thnew American armies makefl is the "Must Nots. " When tne officer in training j observes them all he ii ctrtain to; have acquired the (nitv regard edas essential to U. b1. arm officars And tnat is tnere purpivjp. He Must Not: Drink intoxicants st any ti:n? . Smoke when on duty Smile or flirt with .air admirers even when girls smile first F.nt oanHv rn the streets Uie profanity at any time. Ten oif-coior stories. Put hands in pocket or fold " them over hi curst W.ar vhito co lavsat any ti ne. . . i . ,i . Go ou'. of cantonment on wei-k nights. i Associate with officer instruct-, ors. J Have, autos or horses around , training carrp. Have a valet Wear civilian clothes at any time. Work on Sundays. Be slovenly under any circumstances Indulore in "horse play" or school boy frolics. England wants a larger army. Uncle Sam wants a innrer navy. Our millionaires want more mon ey. The people want m re coal. Some are even asking for more Hy; We lira a world of. Oliver

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Dubois county treasurer. John Kreilein, has received from the state Treasurer 5.43. 41 as its share of the automobile license fund to be devoted to the improvement of the roads of the eountv. The total net receiots from the counties was 1,015,674 - 20 and after $48,357 29 was ia:d out in the administration of the lasr the net income of $967,316 - 91 was divided pro rata according to the number of miles of impro ved roads What People Need. If Congress wants to help our own people who have the claim urjon them, thev would see to it that the co t of production and the the retail tr ee bore some re mote relation to each other. Any food control measure ihdt ignores ( this will be utterly worthless to j tv.e DeonIe. The food trust3Windie is the worst possible crime aeainst the people, and against the nation for that matter, for it causes unresf, breeds disturbance and revolution, and i-5 responsible fnr more .Vrnes we believe trwn any other aguney. ThP D mncratic congress ana national administration is repon sible for trie last material in crease in pensions for widows of soldiers. In the latest increase leach pensioner receiving less than $25.00 has been increased to twenty-fiv.i per month. Soldiers' widows, preceding this raise, were receiving $12 y er month. In the history cf the country in providing for soldiers dependents, the "Democratic pirty is the one that has always taken the lead, The last provisions is, therefore, no exception Watch 'Era .Die Before Next Won't Need Prohibition. Beer fifteen cents per bottTe. wi-key fifteen cents a drink. vVe won't need orohibition to close the saloon. The common people the workmen, kep the saloon up. The rich red nose keeps his . cellar fu'l. The poor man must :ons üJvansviiie bulletin. REAL ESTATE FERS. Ben DeMott to Prank Ely 40 acres $1,000. f lauiv OCUK ' - weil , 3 4 gl 22 j j t .u" T'.tt. Kv Frank . Senjr to Mary bencr ßh . t ge to Prank T. Sen ,Qt 32 j $noo k Lou;sviiie m and Mfir Co tc Eljz C()3b otg lg ftnd M Kyana 20 ' jartjn gchUmacher est. to John Lo ,ot 6 Jasper $500. Anna Summprg t0 Jacob Bur n(. nft . Tnsri a :q Mary Waltz to Chris Gastrup. pt 2 II intin:burg, $150. 0. L. Chilton et al to Martin Zwsr er. 4 acres $120 Albert MarHe et a to Wm. J. Markley Q. C. kt 11 Huntingbur $100. Wm. J. Makley to Georee Seubold lot 11 lluntingburg Edward Zehr to George T, Zehr, SO acres, $300 Clarence Abbott to Blattie Ah - bott, last will. To a Pair of Gloves. Just a little pair o' gloves, Sorter thin and worn; With the fingers neatly darned Like they had ben torn Just a little pair o' gloves, Not so much to se ? God, HimVe f, alone can guess hat they mean to me! Just a little pair o p.loves, Sorter tossed aside; m Limp and quitt folded up, Like their--soul had died! Every ftnge seems to look Lonely an' my hand Trembles as ic coucnes uiem - Who oan understand? . . 1 i 1 j ut a Jictie pair o proves, When she tossed 'em there Singin' like, she turned to go,! Didn't have a care. ' Kissin them? A prayer, a tear?. Ah! my head will bow j ..... . i JustalittJe pairo' gloves. Empty now.

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. On Sunday, Oct. 2Lat 2:30 p. m. C. W Parks of Hunting burg will preach at Shilöh church in Madison township. This is to be a meeting for the community and ajid everyone is invited. C ome m your ainomoDiies, ouggies aim wagons and help do goo;l. Charles Staley went to Worth ington last Saturday on ousines George Ü nne went to Lu'lsvil Monday to take a look at Tav!or PiZGS Off 81 ed To SCilOO By Board Of Foestry A hish authority on bird life asserts if all the birds where kill ed, that worms and insects would destroy all the vegetation of the earth within seven years. Wether this would be true or not, it is a weh-known fact that our birds are disappearing and that our insects pests are increasing Even our forests are now being invaded by insect pests since bird life is disapearing Many of our bird rVed almost entirely upon worms and insects. Some birds consume hundreds of them daily. The State Board of Forestry, in ordr to encourage the protect ion of birds and study their relation to forest life, is offering prizes to the p ipils of our schools for the best essay on the "Relation of Birds to Indiana Forests. For the best essay from the seventh and eighth grades, respectively, a prize of $5.00 will be given For the best essay from each of the high school closses a prize of $7.50 will be given. The offer is extended to all schools do ing work equivalent to the grade and high schools. The essay must not exceed 2, 000 words, and must be maikd to the Secretary. State Board o: Forestry, not latter than May '5, 1918. It is suggested that pupils who expect to enter the contest write for the rules governing the contest Secretary State Board of forestry. School Notes. By Co. Supt. Robt. E. Eckert The exerji3eB at the Ireland vh school building waa largely atundel lajt PridiK evening ami thu singiiiK f comuiunitv aonga was quite enjoyablp. ilr Sam rrks ui HimtinKimr is mill our truant eftieer and will be on the

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IoOaOiU for those who ehou.lu at: This money must come from our cltlach iol ml havd rot ye' eurolle.l. ' zens and from every class, including Ticket for enroUtneno nnd mombei- tne inborer shopkeeper, manufacturer, t'J'JV --.öl Z f'nrme, TZ: of tho county w tierintfndonr. The iVb i,. rcnson for anyone, who enn one ilollar Che meeting ia iianoiinut-u spare a dollar, to withhold It from his for Nov. M. country's cull. The ointy Uierinten lent Iih pu d There are millions of dollars depospreliraimuy viöitato Rp,irt tli echnols; jtod in the banks by the farmers of methodicl yTliere iumneb t Iprai,., " " "'I1 "f ft Tho "berly Loiui tr.inoa ..a h im lit u fivo mi auto . bonds olTtd by our government bear

visit, is vtihtiilatiou. fianitution, Ump, , uturt. decoratiou. diaciplino, i:onfountv . . i I . . tO thO COUraO Ol BtlVty, UttsrO imJ appearance o! the teacher. At one ac'iool the flai? HaJute waB wrivton on tho boar-i at a feiv othera the American t& va diepluyid, why not in 11 eouoo h;. othore vvrt arpropr'mto mottoe for tho day aa, 'Trombus Tim'', "Be Trie to God and Country", "Uo, who tieta the t kernel, miut first bmikthu Hhöll, etc , o( pitittlr(iö (iower8i t rnS eC. Ill OLIU'I aril UIO UOtUiunvim in i.'4hi we i imikiug he rootn mon uiiracuve. one echo jl tho wüter heard u rceoiul grade cla-a eing Amoriua n a very conitnendahle way. Are all oar eohooit ink inij ii ft w minutes for Bin nu? Whv not? Lt us fry to make ach iüho j : room u boaut ful ami pleasant plaaS lor a hild to bo. The regular toachara examinat'-on for Jasper Suttirflay Oct. 27. A 12 months t. Ii month ot October ill oe hem a lie nsR made at thia examm .tion ex pirea July 31, 1013. Seed corn selection week is being ree sponded to by the BchcoSs all over tho county. Any pnpil or a .hool deairiug tt put an aar or a few ears of tee 1 corn on exhibit at the oüiee f the county superintnn lent will be appreciated by Mr. Job: son, our county direc.or pent by the e jvernmunt. ond he will be glad to äco e game. Mr. Johnson has been vi -i ing fome or the faru.era. business men and schools in the county the past twe weeks in the intce-t of til governments plan of aeeii com selection and food conservation. We knof of a number of fumiliee w 0 are muaiai reaaers 01 uie v.oune ui lire not subscribers,-they bo-iow the paper from their neighbo&. We are gi i I to know tliat the Courier is thus t 1. in in. 1 m1i - nf RiihQrri . ,ui" - i priced amu.l a.i.l-wos would T ;rC atI living üuir uati..s n nuling list W" .tti irint u -h-.ii : t Ve do the j tb And never rob. And "hustle" H our or;ed. I The ÜKN EL) DOANF Printoriom Ioveatones Suponeas, Warrant Reports etc. formal at tbe Cou-kikr y)ifyxc.. : löo Courier Keaehes Buyers You In It?

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THE FARMS' DOTY By W. D. HOARD, Editor Hoard's Dairyman. Our liberty has boon attacked on sea and on land, our freedom and institutions have been threatened, and our natiou placed in jeopardy. Our soldiers are called to arms and are 'marching to the front; our good women are devoting themselves to Rod Cross work, and civilians everywhere are aiding the government in its multiplicity of duties. War means supreme sacrifice to every able-bodied citizen, including men, women nnd children. It means unselfish and unremitting service. The tremendous preparation which the government is making to bring this Rwful war to a successful close means the expenditure of billions of dollars. 4 I)or cont interest. If pntriotlc'ronsons do not make a suflicient appenl for the farmer to Invest In (hem, hi.4 Js seinsn interest should move 1dm to render his country financial assistance. The Liberty Loan bonds are absolutely a safe Investment. Every dollar Ilot required for our business should he ready for prompt purchase of those nond.s. Tins is no sacrifice, it is a ju uimu;if ill vr.NUIUMU lor VOU. it IS helping your country and protecting your home and business. This is om of the few chances that have come tc American citizens to bavo money serve hoth patriotism and profit. I nni particularly anxious that that American farmer should .subscribe gen orousiy to this second Libert v Loan. He has responded nobly to the call for Increased crops and a hint to him that his money is needed also, will lead, I am sure, to the same unselfish devo-f tion to his nation. The farmer must not neglect this duty. Our country needs his financial assistance, and for his own welfare he should be generous' with his wealth. There may be slackers by faillpg to offer their money, but I vouchsafe the opinion that no Anancial slackers will be'foucid among tho farmers of America. LET US PLEDGE LOYALTY ANEW By CL1FORD V. GREGORY, j Editor the Prairie Farmer. '! Farmers this year have been blessed! with one of the greatest crops this country has ever raised. Prices arej far above normal. This combination. of large crops and high prices has, made farmers prosperous to an unusual degree. Our country is fighting the battle for justice and democracy. It is fighting that our homes, our families and our institutions may be safe for generations to come. Immense amounts of money are needed to finance the war. "We cannot all don the khaki and march to the front, but we can all do our bit to finance the great armies we are raising. Let us as farmers subscribe so liberally to tlie new Liberty Loan that we will set a high mark for the whole nation to. follow. Let us pledge our loyalty anew by sharing our prosperity with Uncle Sam.

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feÄkl lÄlÄÄSsi: ' ISMiifi äsks 1 CANT GO TO . THE FRONT BUT t cau't ero to tlie front with you; Tho reason why what matters tt Perhaps I am too old, or stiff To do your sort of bit. It breaks my hcarjt to stay behlnrT: I'd give my eyes for half a. chaned To smush tho'Kalaer's hellish plana Wlbh you out there In France. Vou're froinjf into trench and rook. To Ghrapnol rip und crashing- shell; God pi.my your work in heaven, but You work it out In hell. v. You felt the call and left your nil. Tour loved ones and your bables.too" i But then, the Hun snarled at our g-ates: Tho flght was up to you. The Hun was wallowing in crime: w Beneath its claws lay tortured. 'Trutfc; ... The bleeding world cried out to you, , To give your btrenyth and youth. R I've seen your countless thousands .q With" neither noisy boast nor brap And your brave eyes shone with llMutfjwnj Of our star-studded fla. We rahnot pay for blood you shed.. Nor 1-uy devotion such as yours But v can stand behind you, uoyg, As lo.iff as lifo endures. 6 Your pain shall ho our travail, and The :.eH you love shall bo our coxa; 5 Our vork and sacriflce la hero, ? While yours is over there. Wo'll mako our brains and dollars count; We'll build this righteous lljjht upon Our billions plun our hearts and prayers To bronk tho bloody Hun. Old Undo Stun noeda you out there; Though wo can't fight, we'll heed hl?i cnll To lend and. If need bo, to crlv You boys our last and all. We can't ero to the front with you; But mon-'V, which somo fool called trnßh. Shall flow for you, who stand between Us and tho Kaiser's lash. You ore tho rod-blood barrier That st m nds bet worn us and the curse ; That stiurk down tortured Belgium, And may be what is worses. j Count on us to tho finish. boy3; Till purso is flat and hone Is bare! There's naugl too mwh to do or give For you who fight out thorc JOHN MARTIN." (Kdltor, John Martinis Book.) HUP TOÄTICN M The United States wh as never yet known defest or failure. Shall it be overwhelmed now for lack of money? Every loyal citizen of this great democratic republic wil! anrwer with a thundering "No!" But it takes money and more money to win victory, for wp must send our soldiers abrqad to fight this war in Europe rrthcr than our own country. The harder we strike the sooner tlie war vill be over, and the greater the response of the people to the oc-vernment's call for funds the harder we can strike. War means sacrifice to us all; to some the supreme sacrifice of bstt!c; -to others the honor of giving our undivided loyalty to the nation and support to our men in the trenches. ' If you can't go to the front, give your financial support; buy Liberty bonds. This is no hardship, no real sacrifice, for these bonds are the safest investment in the world, backed by the combined wealth cf every man, woman and child in the country 110,00O.CCO of them and the nation is no wealthier than its people. New b tho time for ail good Americans to buy Liberty bonds.

1 dry up and lift out with finaers. ? i Hospital records shorr tluit crery timo you cut a torn you invite lockjaw or blood poison, isrbicn.ia neodlee, says a Cincinnati authority, who Ulla you that a quarter eunce of a drug called freezono can be obtained at little cost from the drug storo but is sufficient to rid one's feet of evcrj j hard or soft corn or callus. xou simpiy appiyia lew- aropa oe freezone on a tender.! acli in or corn and soreness is instantly reliered. &hort ly the entire corn can be lifted out, arcot and all, without painThia drug is sticky but dries tt onco and is claimed to just shrivel up anji tatlng the surrounding tissue or akin. your wife woars high ieela 1 will be clad to know ot this. ' Schmutzler Ann .(ifiiiüRH lieaiiifir ly Asai Aauz )or Women and Children Travel to Camp Zaciiary Taylor U. S. Army Cantonment for se'.ectives from Illinois Indiana and Kentucky, is conveniently served by the SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM Direcn line 4o LouisvifJe with tliroujh and local service from East and West. Connection at Louisville wi1 h t to lev or autoI mobile for Camp Traylor, distance eleven miles. For full information regarding fares and schedules, apply to your local ieket agent or write ft. KI Tonil f JuOiiiSYille, Ky. sou n t R Y. r i m c Corrected to Jan: l n i me Folofftäq U Or Information' dnfg afH k mi Guaranteed. IfiASTHOUNU NO. 5 DAILY 9;2f A. JJ. No. I , i- . No. 11 ufci I'. iJ WEKTBOÜNJ) .no. 12 Daily ' -jj Time shown nt Ilur.tlnghurg KASTBOUND. . 1, DAILY. 0 A NO. , 40 NO. 23 i CO M WESTBOUND SO. 2, DAILY, 12:37 A. M .o. 10 7:5 I. M. Nc.24 12.08 P.M. V E Cliycouiu .Asroot fl Ml HiFi Tiie Horse Telephone Co has the largest list of subscribers and will give you the best ervice ou can talk to your friend, order youriner chandise and make your appointmeu by the Home 'phou. DUBOIS Gö. TELEP (ONE CO "Do It Kow " Subscribe for the Jmipor 'iVeekly Courier. Don't pat off for tonaarroty what 7011 cn do today.

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