Tyro Truth from Tyro, Kansas • 1

NO. 52 TYRO, KANSAS, "FRIDAY, APRIL, 12, 1918. VOLUME 111. 1 Clark Resigns C. C.

Clark, principal of the Tyro Public School for four years, tendered his resignation to the board last week, the same to take effect with the close of this week's work. Mr. Clark has been au erergetic, efficient and conscientious laborer A. C. Darrow A.

C. Darrow, an oged plooeer of this section, died very suddenly about 5 o'clock Saturday morning at his home near Peering. Tho in poor health for some time, Mr. Darrow had not been confined to his bed nor thought to be in a ser. iotis condition.

Mr. Darrow was well known throughout Montgomery county and was a highly respected citizen. At one time he was connected with Or Fay io'ma if the brick Industry at Tyro and was manager of what was called the old yard for a number of years. He met with financial reverses In the brick business which was a severe blow to him in his advancing years. The funeral was held at his late home, 3 miles west of Deerins: a 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon, fl.

V. Spear of Coffeyville ofii dating. The remains were laid to This Dragon Must Be Slam! The United States of America is making war to save World-Democracy from the autocracy of Germany. It is figlitmg a life-and-death struggle to kep its men from slaughter, its wo men from brutal outrage and its children from mutilation. To do tbis it is mobilizing riHions of men and billions of money.

rest in the Ilobbins cemetery. Many from this section attended. "GO ON OR GO UNDER" By Ro L. Hammon mm MmrmmmfaMiii'z, mew (Mr. Ilammond wu a member of party rtf fnill.tnr.ri vL'hn tvunl tfi KllloLe tfl to fifVi of education at this iluce, "pannj? neither time uor ef- bur and refut-rud about December 1.

Of fort to advance the Interests of the school Tln- higb school has h- this number ten were members of t-rtss. The puny were fc'uems of the 13rit-isli. French, and Belgian Governments much of thi tinio and were escortod by cieascf'. from an enrollment of 12 reiroscnta tlves of these Governments ut aiid down the battlo lines and were shown adminis- many other offidil courtesies. Mr.

Htm- at the beginning of his No man's private lif rights count now against of the country. The country has colors, and you, weekly Tribune of Fremont. and Is fllline man? public speaking engagements at the present time.) Premier Lloyd George never coined a truer epigiam than tbat "Wa must go ou or go under." How tho war is "goine on" can ba understood, even la part, only by those who have been near to It, which privilege I recently had. That it to tfco inopt colossal tragedy In human bistory is proved by a glance tit any phase. of it.

America's part in the struggle Is being performed feecause America cannot avoid it Autocracy Is running aruuck and vro stand in its road. ICifher it stalks triumphant over all tlat wo have been taught to bold sacred and dear or wa and thoso with us slay the dragon from whose red jaws blood is dripping. We and it cannot live in the world together. I have seea England, France and Belgium battling with the beat Now respond. This a time when Every Idle Dollar is an Enemy Alien.

tration to 26 at the present time.l The lower grades have also made steady Krowth aori the standard of work thvi.out has been raited each year Thr school is now approved tbi. Sws Board of Education nd the work is accredited at 'l state Prof. Clark now resigns to U.ko up wcrlc in a different line c. udeavcr, having accepted a call the Prairie Oil Gas Co. to enter their employ.

He ill move to Independence at aw to begin his labors in the cotrr'sny's offices in that city. By the above change in Mr. Clark's business and his removal from thio place, Tyro loses a valuable citizen, a young man of ster- TIM 1 yo Yvnen vou loan vour mone? vour fib government it works for freedom w'e wors or yu provides smews or war, ror me soiaiers ana draws interest for you and yours. It is the world's safest investment my own country la sending its men into the fray and the effort and the sacrifices that are being ma4 abroad will soon bo witnessed hero. Wa may not see here the actual fighting.

Let us hope not. Hut we cannot escape the other appalling features. England 13 vindicating her traditions and her ideals. She is not fighting for territorial expansion. This is and unimpeachable has bsen a faithful in every that would civauca the best Interests cf the romraunity.

He was the Superintendent of the M. E. Sunday 'ooi tor several years. He has a. br in church work.

1 by no means as vital or essential to her as is proof of the binding nature rty of her compacts. The preservation ir I I 1 1 II II jt II II llv a of Belgian neutrality drew her Into the struggle. For this her soldlera are battling and her great navy Is ThiH advert isemeiit is paid for by Tyro Stale Bank steamed up ready for tho waster stroke; for this her women ar work ing In field and factory and are pouring out their merciful ministrations Ttolated with tter impunity every agreement I have ever made with tbwa." The conclusion from this and flood of other like testi ia Innumerable hospitals. France is making the great sacri Mr. Clr -k been unfortunate in tiie liealth of his wife for the past two years.

They were bereaved in thf death of their infant daughter, Helen Marie, a little more than cr incc Tho grieved and bp has always maintained "bc.rful disposition, bravely trials that vcm pu. i health is still poor i. partly on her account the change ir, be'ti made. "'vino Mrs. Clark have a host iriends in Tyro who re- Great Wheat Stocks Isolated.

flee. Paris, which sets the atytet for mony la that "ire must go on or so under." No compromise or settlement with th Hotieniollerns will be more than "a scrap of paper." The TTnlted 8Uts has one supreme duty at tats hour. That is to furnish the money the sbortae in ships that Is potting the Allies" aud tbe United States on wheat ttkins. Great stocks of wheat are Isolated in fedia. am) Australia.

At mid the man power to defeat the arch enemy of liberty and of the peace of the world. to sre them leave, tho wishing hw best of success in their the world, is wetring black aa a aym-bol of sorrow, and the world is adopt-ins it, for ail the world Is mourning. Put Peris and Franefe, though in tsars, are not without hope. They are looking eagerly forward to victory when tie invading Huns are driven from French soil and the lost provinces of Alsace and Lorraine will be restored to their riRhtfnl owners. The com tag 3f the American troops bat gtven them courage.

With unexampled bravery they are holding the line until the strength of America can be hurled against the foe. The republic still echoes with the wild acclaim given to General Tcrshing and bis expeditionary force. It will be a rafebty task for the United States to measure up to French expectations. Riding aa I recently did up and ilown the whole battle front in Trance Cross. I Burt Dead Join the Red Cross! Add your An Urgent Call Mrs.

C. E. Butt, an old and uno to the list of members. Step the Truth cf ce and sign a mem- gteat sacrifice in ship space and use tie Allies are forced to secure some wheat trout Argentina. On Jnmaiv 1, Australia had tared 10000,000 bushels wlteat that was ready for exportbut there were do ships.

Then came the new crop with aa exportable surplus of bushels. Mow Australia has approximately 180,000,000 bushels watting for ships. India, at the same time, had 70,000,000 bushels ot wheat stored for export. During April bushels more out of the new erop wtll be added to the pile. respected resident of this wiun, died at the home of her trship blank lhere is no aw d.uibier M's.

Tuggle, four imit, old and young may join Memberships in allclissesexcep1 annual include annual subscrip ni-, o-iliicast of Tyro, Wednc? and Flanders, I saw much of tbe suf fering France has heroically endured fur Medical Aid is usually folUtv n. AN URGENT CALL for DRUGS We not only make immediate de'ivtrj a Ir. ajct six o'clock, Tier ruined cities ad towns, her de av months suffer. ng. vastated territory, her dead soldiers on to tbe American Rel Cros-Magazine, handsomely illustrated, Tiie funeral service will he con- her outraged women; her tortured Inch: I fcoMwis church Sat children, all cry out for vengeance.

published monthly. Annual mem of what you need, but will send you PU Txerv reported atrocity of the Ger- w-'iv afternoon at 2 o'c'ock. bers receive the 'Annual Report Number of the same publication nan army is true, and very much more. I got much evidence from eye witnesses of unspeakable barbarities but not Intervening issues. 1 Chairman Mrs.

John Hooker Argentina closest the last shipping season with lyXW.OOO bashels wtoat left In the ttocfc available for export The new crop will add 135,000,000 to the left aveti It is not a problem that the wheat does not exist In the world Is entirely a problem of shipping, which has thrown on America the obligation of dividing our stock with the Allies. FRESH DRUGS-ACCURATELY COMPOUNDED and THOROUGHLY DEPENDABLE. You are SAFE in dealing with i.s FRENCH'S DRUG STORE Tyro, Kansas. Vice Heber DeWitti Silent Prayer Every school, chv.rch, factory, business house and hoinc in this, tiie Federal Ennkinp; District ro requested to pause a few w'nutes vvciy hy at 9 a. m.

in isirl prayer for our soluicrs and tor victory. -County Dcfcise Treasurer Rev. C. Mucllei I Secretary Mrs. Mabel E.

Miles All the waters of the seven seas can sever wash away the foul stains. In Belgium, at a reception given by King Albert, I asked Ambassador Brand Whitlock what word could be. taken back to the people of America. He said: "It is difficult to put la word, but this is to be said of the Germans: they disregard every sentiment of honor and iatogrlty, vy-tbins we bold sacred "and dear. They Fifth Member Geo.

Daugherty Chairman Aid Mrs. Mitchell Finance H. H. DeWitt Membership Mrs. F.

Black Take the Truth and take com fort. i 1.