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CITY BREviTIEs.
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MI. and Mrs. G. L. Russell have
moved from 1919 Main street to 1924
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ing them without referring them
the committee on resolutions.
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MOUND city Paints may cost tr
more. but. Hawkins HdW. Co.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-05-18

trobus muscles and painful joints and filters Of the the
irritating which painful Of the disease When
the blood hes been purified and enriched by noushe the different
weakened and starved because of imperfect blood
any medical to
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO, ATLANTA, GA.
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RHEUMATISM FORTY YEARS

l suffered with lum DagO tor a
long time, and speaking of it to a
friend one day he told me to try
S. S. s. did so, and soon found
it was helping me. I had rheuma-
tism for more than forty years,
having contracted it in the army.
but S. s. 6 cured me sound and
we'll. and have had no return CT
the trouble. think S.S.S. has no
equal 1or curing rheumatism.
TEOS. POTTS.
III Main St., Johnston City. Pa.
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H. B. PURSER.
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Dem Wuiti9tn aeb0rt Die WeIt.
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Gin s9uimmer>9

9ab fir be1onbere Sportleiituneen
Oenfmdler sefebt perben, biirfte eine
Neubett baritellen, tpenn man bon ben
ipenisen, btsber erri6teten Monumenz
ten CUR Grtnnerung an 8ierbeiner pie
9ennpferbe unb Sasbbunbe abitebt.
gs f6eint iebo6, als oh es iebt Sitte
tpiirbe, bic Sieger i'm Sport bur9
0enflnGler 81 ebren. @nqltf9e
Sportsleute baben ni6t nur in 8erz
binbuns nit bem fran5Diifden @ernz
Club CUR grtnnerung an bas err tie
llsberfliesen bes 3anals burd 8leriot
einen @ebenfltein erri9tet, fonbern Elm
2onboner Gomite bereitet jebt au4
grDbere Sammlungen bor, Inn bas
erfte (unb bisber ein5ise) Durdz
14tpimmen bes Ganals bur6 6.
Webb am "a. Big 25. gusuit 1875
Durd Elm Monument gu perberrliden.
ggebbs OurAf6pimmen bes M.rz
nelfanals ftellt in ber Shat einen
Weltreforb eteener Dirt bar. Der
amerifdnif9e Sportsman, in feiner
sSusenb 8erufs @ennfabrer, bate
bur6 einen lnfan cine Werlebung am
8ein erlitten, bic ibn binberte, tpeiz
ter auf Der Nennbabn gu ftarten. gr
panbte iih bem S4pimmiport gu
unb brahte es mad einem iabrelanz
gen, eifernen Srainins gu itolaen @rz
| folgen. Mebrere Male bur6i9tpamm
er auf Der Sbemfe 5treden big gu
20 8ilometer. Mu9 i'm Meereslpafz
| fer itellte er etne sanae Heibe neuer
Mefprbe alif, Biz es linn gelang, bic
5trede galais (gap Gris Nea) Bis
Doper in ettpd "a Stunben suriidauz
legen. Muberorbentlibe gbrunsen
tpurben ibm ipegen biefer 2eiitung 3uz
tbeil; er erbielt eine grDbere Summe
ats preis, Der 2orbzMaDor bon 2ons
bon begriiBte ibn nit onertennenben
Worten, als er feiren feierlihen Ginz
5ug in bic 6auptndbt Der lportlieben@
ben Gngldnber belt. Wenige Sabre
fpdter erlitt er einen tpenig riibmIis
| 1en Sob, ais Ct in Na1dbmung eiz
ner blDben .@pcrtfererei berfudte, in
elmer 9onne bic Niagurafdlle gu
burh{npptmmen. 6eine Qeid5e iit
niemals gefunben tporben.
| Webbs Durdquerung bes Mermelz
| fanals 1T oftmdls, u. u. BON be-
iannten Spprtfnfpinmern tDie 6ols
bein, HpugDin, Meiiter. Green, pan5
luz ufip. ndhgepbmt fpDrbtn; teinem
bon bieftn mar iebod ein GrfOlg Be-
f9ifben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-07-28

Gint ranqe Dame. bic am l3. Suil
n eins'.n Dotel in gourles. 6rantre,h.
Sel',Simoro bsgina. TT mahriheinlih
nismano anoers als gthel Glare gensue.
,oie 6tenoaraphiitin oes Dr. @rippen.
Die nit oieism am 9. Suli Gonoon per-
lofen bat. Der seibiinloro mar elm
lehr Qeheimnisppller. Gb9tetd] Ole
Eome lidb oils 6ransOlin ausaeaeben
bate. NOR bod su ertennen. Aab tie
nidt in 6rantreid aeboren mar. sue
gerfuhe, ole Sesntitdt Der 9eihe falfau.
nenen. uoer auoa nur AL erfdhreli. no
Die SelbffmDroe,in bertam. paren Der=
aebllh. Die Eame mar Jung. unaefdhr
25 Sabre alt. etDas ihmdhti9 nno
reht bhbih.
Sept heibt es. BOB DER oes 8attins
morbes perodhtiae 3ahnar3t DR.. Strip.
pen lih nit lsiner yealeiterin gtbel
2enepe auf oem Dampier .earoinian"
beIinoet. Der am l8. Suli ron 6aprs
nod Montreal abfubr. Dr. @rippeu
bat lih unter Dem Namen Reu. &obin'
ION in bic BaHaQisrliite einaetraaer
uno feine 8ealeiterin 1T als Wonn per'
fleioet, ben ,Rep. 3obinion als ieiner
Neifen be3eidnet. Die 2eihe Der ir
Bouraes qefunoenen Selbfm0roerir
tonn oemnah nidt Gthel 2eneue &C.
lpeien leln.
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fagesn emt9fette,t.
Otto.

su Geaumbus iino bic Strabenbobn'
auoefieaten ieit 5amltag am Streit
uuo fuo babel ltlimme Musfbreituns
aen uoraetommen uno iogar Der Wsapor
Der 5tabt tpuroe BON einem Mob anaes
ariifea uno mubte BON Der sseuermebr
befreit meroen. melhe Den B6belbaufen
aerlireute. inbem lie oenielben init
@aHsrifromen iiberaoB. sSn Nolae Der
Nusithreitunaen bat Der Mapor anaes
oronet. baB ale WirtbIhaften seibloiien
tperben, obnobl 3ur 3eit Die republlta=
nifhe Gtaats.@onpention in Der staot
abaebalten piro. I'm Dienita9 Nbeno
wuroen apei Wdnner 9eIhoheu. on per-
fdbiebenen pldBen muroen Die Straben=
babnwaeen nit gteinen bemorfen uno
me brere Streitbreher mur0en perlebt.
gs murosu aablrei1e 8erbaitungsn oor=
qenom men.
3iaarettenrauher t6nnen in 3utunfi
niht mebr 6euerwehrleute in Canton
meroen. Cine oabinaebeuoe Oroer bal
am Wontaa Der gbef Der Jenerlpebr.
&obert 8. Wesnsr, erlanen. rUtdnner.
bic 3iaarettsn rauhen. mDeen seiltia
p6llia eeluno iein". iaste Der polisei=
def. Die @rfabruna bat uns aber ae=
lebrt. bnB es ibnen or pbplilber Aus=
bauer uno an Courage feblt. Sic
seuertpebr brauht 2eute. bic pbpliide
6tdrte haben uno tlaren 0erifano, UNI
ibre &rdfts in ri6tiger Weiie au oers
tpenoen."
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SenIdno.

Die ruiIiih=dineide gant in Ner
Dort IL ourh ibren RaIlierer, grtpir
yDioer. um Bombs inl Betraae bon
5000. 900 beitoblen noroeu.
Ser Mnpor u. 8. gousman BON
&ioaemap. 3d.. tpuroe Sonntag NbenO
nit elmer 9nnamitbombe getDotet, Die
nod ibm eeihleubert woroen mar. als
er in elmer 6dnQematte lag. Soneit
bat man nod teine spur bon Dem
M6roer aefunben uno man meiB aud)
niht. mas bic ge,anlaHung CUR Shat
aetuefen iein f6snte.
gei einem Sbermometerltano bon 90
8rano I'M Sdatten uno einem 6euhtiQ=
teitsaebalt Der 2uft BON mebr als 20
PrOsent mar ON Wontaa in Seem Sort
elmer Der beiBelten uuo unanQenebmiten
Sage oieier saiion. l9 perlonen er=
laaen oem DiBihlag.
Sn philadelphia itarben am MontaQ
4 perlOnen infolge Der 6iBe. 9as
3hermometer seiate 90 8rao auf Dem
3burm bes Wetteramts.
Sn Baltimore muroen am Montaa
A Sooesfdle infolse Der 5iBe se.
meloet.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-07-28
Sas lasasIls.
&stsShsAtssm sAms 1r3lt tara sse Gsse
HtmeMx@.

s Ssse~~S~s
Cine Grfinbung, Die i'm Grnbens
lpe1en uno Bel 8ergperfstataitrpphen
fiinftig cine bebeutiame Rolle ipie<
len fann, bat fiirali9 ihre erite prdt-
tifAe prpbe beftanben. Gs banbelt
ii6 nm einen Mpparat, Der es mOglid
madt, auf brabtlofem Mege bur1
bic Grbe binbur1 au telephpntren.
Nab langen fhDierigen Werfuhen TT
Is Dem snglil9en sSngenienr q. S.
@barman selunsen, einen Mppardt
at epnitruiren, Ser Die elettrii4en
Wellen au sroben giefen binabtretbt.
ipp iie bon einem @mpfangsapparat
aufaenommen neroen f0nnen. Die
9orridtuns 1T auberorbentlid etr<
fa1, sic Qanobabuns Derlangt telners
lei grfabruns, unb Der glpparat islbit
lit 70 leiht, bab er bequem getrdgeIs
iperben tdnn.
Die erfe pratttfhe probs tpurOe
In ben ttefen Gruben nnb 9Dhlen BON
ghislehurit porgenpmmen. Der ipif>
fen{haftlide Mitarbeiter zines engli.
! ihen 8lattes, Der Dem 8organg bets
ipobnte, eiebt cine interefante @atl=
| oeruna bieIes Experiments. rNdh<
| Dem mir ben Siioel iiber Den 9Dblen
beitiegen batten, tpuroe Der tletne Mp@
parat, ber fait tpit etne photograph
fche Gamera aus1iebt unb auf etnem
leihten, breibeinisen @efell rubt,
aufaeifellt. Die b.iben Gtfenbrdbte,
bic oie Dellen abseben, itedte man
in bic @rDe. @barman blieb oben
Bel benz Mpparat, ipdbrenb mir NIT
Der gmpfanssporridtung tn Die 9ohle
btnabftieaen. Na9bem mir ettpa 200
Meeter tpeit bur9 Die unteriroifden
@dnse gef6ritten tparen, ipuroe bel
bem triiben 2i1t Der Oellaternen Der
aneite Mpparat aufgeifellt. Damn
fam elm Signal, uno iofort begann
6barmon BON Der Grooberfldhe aus
au uns berunter gu fprehen. O1s
Worte flaneen flarer unb lebhdfter,
als inn sstpDbnliden Selepbon; NIT
unterbielten uns eine sanae Wetle
lang miteinanber, obne bab bic ges
ringfte @t0rung etntrat. Damn ipurs
ben Die Mpparate umgei4altet. nno
nun erfp1gts burb Die orabtlo1e Ses
legrapbis au9 Der slustuui4 BON turs
gen Wepr! !ena6riGten."
Die grfinbung @barmons berubi
auf Der MDsli6feit, bic Grbe in berz
felben Weiie, tpie Die 2uft, fir bic
l1ebermtttlung Der 9dallipellen gu
benuben. 0on benz Mbgabeappardt
eeben eIeftrtf9e StDbe aus, bic BON
Dem gmpfangsapparat aufgenommen
uno in 2aute umgepanoelt tperben.
Gs puroen au9 8erIu9e porgenpms
men, Die ii6 auf Die 8erpenbbarfeti
bes Npparates I'M Wafer erftredten,
Die @rgebniie tparen nod giinittger.
Riinfttg tperben ipobl 8rtegsf6tffe
nit taufenb SUB entfernten, unter Der
MeeresoberflG9e liegenben nnterfeez
booten in fteter 8erbinoung bletben
tDnnen. Oabet 1T Der 0erbrauh an
eleftrtf6er &rdft auberprbentlt9 eez
ring. Die tleine Sorm unb bic 2ei9z
tigfeit oes Ippdrates begiinftt9en bic
allgemeine 8erpenounssfdbigf
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aanbestbeile nnb Bemnfnersaltsr.
Sm ensemaetmen sieht ser Deften ste fhatf
frattise 9aroe az itd'.

~~'~""~
@don un1ere leBte unb borlebte
BepDlterunss zMrfnabme tonnts Stotf
su intereKanten 8eobadtunsen ilbsr
Die porberrfdenoe Drtlias gertbstz
luna Ger @intpobner i'm 9inbltd auf
ibr Mlter bieten. Obne 3peifsl miro
Der neue Genius Die betreffenosn
Dabrnebmunsen in Der 9aupt1ade
beitdttsen.
Darnad 1T unier @iiben TN Nlgez
meinen roas 2ano Der &tnoer". 800
peit befannt, itebt Der Shetl BON
Oflahoma, tpel9er ebeoem oas Sn@
bianerterfttprium biloete, i'm proz
e.nt1ab Der Rleintinoerz8eb
pbenan; uno barnah folsen @uo<
Carolina, MiKil1ippi nnb Seras IN
Der bier sesebenen Reihe; sana ir1tel1
fommt Ser Oiitriet Columbia NIT
bet Bunbesbauptitabt.
3ueletd tpei1en Die Negerfaaten
bes guoens ben grDbten procsntfas
Colder auf, pelhe ein Mlter BON
100 ooer mebr Sabren beanipruaen,
penn aud l.lten na9petien t0nnsn.
Ser r8anneritaat" Der tunset
2eute i'm Otter BON 20 big 80 Sabren
| 1T Wpomtng. Den 5pettgroBten
grocentfaB FOLDER seist pteoerum
ser Oiftrict Columbia; aber ot9t
| oarauf fpnnlt Montana nebF mebrez
rem unoeren tpe1tliden 9taaten. 9tefp
gort 1T Ser neunte Staat in oteier
2ifte uno PenniDloanien Der oret@
| aebnte.
| Den srDBten procentiab Oerer TN
bliibenoen mittleren Otter, atptf9en
80 uno 40 sSabren, 5etgt Ser Weften
auf Der gan5en 2inie. Montana,
Wppming, Waibineton, Colorado
unb Galifornisn iteben Ou obenan.
Inter oen 8iersigz Bis Siinf5igjdbz
rigen, alIo ipnmer nod in geipObnlib
iebr tbattrGfttgem Otter, 5eigen Nez
paba, Galifornien, Colorado, 8afbz
ington uno Oregon Die bO9iten proz
centfdBe.
god i'm grocsntfaB Der 5iinfaigz
Bis 9eaatgidbrisen itebt yfepaoa
acknowledgements an Der Spibe, =
aber ot9t oarauf folgen Die Neuensz
lanb=Staaten 0ermont, Waine uno
Stem 5ampfbire.
Das 6auptlano fir oie alter 2eute
atpiI6en so uno 70 ift erit re9t Der
Often. Maine ftebt unter Oieien
@taaten an Der Spibe; Damn folsen
8ermont uno Nep 9ampibire. Oo9
tit Nep /Nort erft Der brei5ebnte
@taat in biefer Heibe, uno Yennfpls
panien Ser oreiunb3pan5isite. SIN
proeentfab Der Mltersitufen stpifden
70 uno 80 Sabren iteben 8ermont,
Nep 5ampfbire, Maine uno gonnecz
ttcut obenan.
W1an fpiroe pergebliA in oie1en
Musneifen Mnbaltspunfte beaigltd
Der gr0Beren ooer geringeren GeIuno=
belt oes glimas in ben einaelnen @e=
senben iu9en; aud baben bielelben
meiitens nibts nit Der f0rperlihen
Nusoauer bes Menideni9lases in
ben perf9iebenen @taaten uIm. gu
tbur. Wobl aber bieten iie .inen 6inz
tpeis auf oie SbGtigfeitsz@ebiete uno
=9rabe in ben berf9ieoenen @emeinz
tpeien uno auf oas Menl9en=Matez
rial, peldes barna9 berlanat miro.
Sm mgemeinen fam man tpobl ia
gen, oaB Der Weften Die mannbaren
uno augleid arbeitsfril6en glemente
beg ganaen Qdn6es gu ii9 beruft,
ndbreno er bic Rinoer i'm @ioen
unb Die alten 2eute in ben ebemaliz
gen pilgerbdter 2Gnoern auriidz
labt. SIN 2aufe Der 3eiten fperoen
Fa freili4 oiefe llnterf9ieoe mebr
anssleiden, tpie ii4 fosar Mmerifa
nno europa na4 uno na9 ausglei@
den.
i
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Muslanb.

Nm 90. Suli lit in Bern oas oiss.
idbrige gib9en0llifde SbiiBenfeit unter
rieli9er Betbeili9ung bon Shiiben uno
sSeftgditen aus aler Wslt er6ffnet mor=
ben. Riht meniger als go Shubsn=
Oereine nit $4,000 Mitalieoern iino ee=
tommen. um auf Dem JeitploBe ibre
Nteiiterlbaft gu aeiaen uno preiie beim=
autra9en. unter Den 6eittbellnebmern
befinoen iih tn GROCER 3abl Nmerifaner.
Seutihe aus alien @auen Deg Geihes,
GranSOien uno aud eine Menee Nn9e-
b0rige anbersr Natlonalitdten. Belon=
bere Nufriertiamteit miro ben prdbtiaep
prelien geitel.tt. Die in GROCER Nnsabl
ben gliidlihen Sdiiben minten. gu ben
Stiftern BON @brenpreiIsn geb0ren aud
Gaiier gDllbelm uno Der fran3oGlhe
prdlibent 6alleres.
Gin furdtbarer Crtan feete am
ealnifag iiber Die staot Wailano in
Stalien uno mebrere Nahbartdote bun
uno rlhtete Dor allem in ben Gtdoten
Garonno, HoDellalsa uno 2onaie
posaolo 9roBen shaoen an. I'm Mbeno
murbe betannt aeseben, oaB ettpa 25
perionen Qet0otet uno minoenens eben=
10 niele Dermunoet noroen fino. 0iele
Dduier muroen tbeils 3erif0rt. theils er.
heblih beihdoiat unb Seleprapben= uno
Observation-Disclosures in benz aanaen
Diifrift unterbroden. Nuf alien mad
Wailano fiihrenoen giienbabnlinieu
mubte Ger 0ertebr bolftdnbig einaefel
meroen.
Sn 3ours. Grantrei6. leate elm Gum.
peniammler. Namens Soiepb. Der go.
lisei oos @eifdnonis ab, bab er am 81
April 1901 in Der Ndbe BON @bartres
ftinf Rinoer eines Garmers, Namens
Briere. umaebraht babe. Der Batter oel
Qinoer tDnrDe oamals unter Der Mntlaa,
Dss fiinfaden Woroes perbaftet, prO,el.
ftert, i6ul0ig befunosn unb su lebens.
Ida1Iider 3uhtbauslirafe perurtbeilt.
gr III Dor einigen sSabrsn i'm 3uHtbaus
Qsaorben.
Sr einem 8eraneri BEL 5ohonnes.
burg. 9ransDnnI, ipurDen am 81. Snlj
bei elmer grplofion Is ginaeborene ae-
t6otet uno 76 gingeborene uno l2
@sibe perItbt.
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Gin Wlann IN einem tleinen penn.
iplpania= St1othen. benz Elm Nahba,
oas geitoblene Euhrtpert tpieoe, brahte,
belobnie oieitn NIT 10 gents. grtra.
paaans 1T Elm nationaler 5ebler uni
iener GubrtDerisbeliber leiost offenbo,
aud oaran. yielleiht bat er aber nul
10 gebanoelt. neil er ieinen Nidel be-
li6 battle.
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Oiocb Sen Ofia9are ydllen.
$50. cssarNoa. $50:

q. @s 90MtitnD, 0eM Ids MA0Mit 1910
spialsua paNaamaaen uno gdmaan Gloano bic
Qate Shore Nabn QDaQnmehI.
@ebt um 9lohmittaas BON NeB paiIabelphia ab.
Nur $3.50 fdr his 3unbiabrt
GoppeIbett int edttafpa9em 81 90.
redaeia 6daen frhn 0rnbfud
5onuae Is. Mu9un fur uQelmdRign nae
auf hb @lUano Ginbahn Boot gum ndmidn preis.
an ebe o far rerpert getn Nustun
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1910-08-17
PROGRAM OF THE WASHINGTON COUNTY TEACHERS
ASSOCIATION,
Potosi, NO., September list, I'd and Sd, 1910.

THURSDAY.
Morning Session.
10 IL Organization: music instrumental address of welcome
BY BY Hon E N Dearing, response n by Prof oLLoomis
to L. Fl Kund he ta table S r a al e
Afternoon Session.
lis 15o Opening exercises: roll call.
2l5 to3 Grading and classifying pupils by Prof L. Looms
7:ao Address by Dean Waiter Water Williams Villains
Morning Session
9 o Opening exercises; roll call
TO- Discussion of daily of study and recitation
1915 Course study value by Miss Clara Clancy
and W. E Kirkpatrick.
~ Rs1"s ssd s M Ass ts9s sn
11:3o to r. Appointment of committees.
Afternoon Session.
Annual cleanup day. plan putting house
grounds @ in or ordsT ERA and keeping then drinking
2 to ne @ value value and plans ~ the
sociation:: BY Miss Maggie Whelan; (c State assoca
Virginia Ltton and Miss 5 B NJ Casey ss'9S' " ''9'
Evening Session.
$780, Address by States representative
Morning Session
9 9 to to e15 81 g. OPENING }nnl exercises roll call
value Of the work, by Miss Annie Campbell and Miss
Agriculture schools by B. Mckinney
@ by
Ills r. The county study Miss Halle and
Mrs. Zoe L. Brown.
Afternoon Session.
;
13O 230 Joint session of school officers and teachers.
2:3O to $50. Report of committees
All teachers who have assigned the
requested the following Subjects
which shall consist of at least 800 words:
The value of examination in school work
What be place rank of
educational column.
3. What the County Superintendent do for me?
4. Advantages of rural graduation.
). be made mo-
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1910-08-17

A constable at Earragansett
Pier, fashionable resort much
frequented by our idle plutocracy,
has got himself into trouble. 1t
seems that the authorities of the
town bad put the lid on gambling
ioints, aud the plutes, both male
I'd female, gathered nightly in
-ds.e of their swell clubs where they
play at roulette, rouge it noir. and
similar games for large stakes.
Our foolish constable had an idea
that all gamblers looked alike in
the eyes of the law and raided the
fashionable joint. threw the women
into Mysteries and the men into
heroics, but the constable saw his
duty and "done" it by placing the
whole bunch under arrest. Now
be is being prosecuted by the
sports for breaking their peace and
quiet. What's the world coming
to if our rich law-breaking sports
have to suffer such intrusionss 7
Out upon it! that constable should
be hung, drawn and quartered,
and bis head impaled on spike at
the door Of this fashionable sport
ing house 40 q warning to oil his
kind.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1910-08-17
and said that prices were fairly
good there for farm products.

and said that prices were fairly
good there for farm products.
Mr.. =. G. Smith and brother,
Bert, of St. Louis are visiting
their mother here.
Little Paule McMurtry 10 very
sick at this writing.
Messrs. John and MELVIN Go.
forth Of St. Louis are visiting
homefolks near Peoria.
Mrs. May Vinyard returned to
her home in St. Louis ono day last
week. Mrs. Vinyard had been
visiting her mother, Mrs. Hays, of
James Greek.
The picnic given by the M. w.
of A. at Belgrade, Saturday, Aug.
18th, was decided success, there
being some speaking, music BY the
lronton band, horse and cattle
show.
j. L. Mosier. . prospsrous
farmer Of Brox Creek, was sssn
ON our streets one day last wesk.
Mr.. aud Mrs. j, F. Bennett of
lrondale passed through our town
Friday last on their way to visit
their daughter, Mrs. Francis Ma.
sou, of near Sunlight.
A. E. N. N.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1910-08-17

Last winter when the insurgent
Republican congressman were
kicking up such a dust at Wash
ington the Journal intimated they
we're not doing it from any pure
ly personal feeling they had in the
matter and that they would be
found with a constituency sur
rounding them when the time came,
and for that reason the regulars
had better be taking cognizance
of this fact. Sure enough, the re-
cent Republican primaries in Iowa
and Kansas were a victory for the
insurgents. Can the Republicans
afford to read these two states out
of the party2
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1910-08-17

We have not yet reached the
point of wisdom in our political
economy where special privileges
may be curtailed without disturb
ing industrial conditions. but we
are approaching that point. When
the great public utilities and in-
dustrial enterprises are operated
by the people special privilege
ends. We stop any private graft
that crops up in our postal system
without disturbing the machinery
of operation in the slightest. Pro
duction under private capitalism
tion demands stecial privileges to
gain private profit, and special
privilege means lost motion in the
social machine.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1910-08-17

The Gore investigation now 60
ing OF in Oklahoma has resulted
in involving the names of some
pretty prominent public person
ages in the Iudian land graft
scandal that brought on the inves-
tigation. Skinning the Indian for
private profit has been an Ameri-
can pastime ever since one G.
Columbus set his foot on these
shores; our mild old Quaker friend,
William Penn, was guilty Of it
when be made the red man believe
that a handful of colored beads
and bolt or two of gaudy cloth was
a fair compensation for the terri
tory now comprising the state Of
Pennsylvania; the great Astor
fortune resulted from the smooth
ness with which the original John
Jacob skinned the Indians of the
valuable fuzs thsy had skinned
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1910-08-17

The smallness of the Republican
vote throughout the state at the
recent primary election may not
bear with any special significance
upon the coming general election,
for it may mean nothing more than
that the voters do not care to 60 to
the polls twice within few
months. Still the fact that the
Democrats have apparently out
voted the Republicans more than
two TO one il the primary ought
to set the latter to doing some im-
mediate and serious thinking if
they feel any interest in holding
wbst the party has gained in the
state @after many discouraging
efforts. There must be no sulk-
ing in the tents on general election
day by Republicans if they hope to
see the final returns spell victory
for the party even iD small letters.
Whatever differences Republicans
may hold as to party policy, let
us not forget that none of these
differences would be adjusted by
making it easy at the polls for the
opposing party. The Journal it.
self does not fully agree with all
the policies of the Taft admins.
tration, but it does agree that
Democracy in control would be
the greater evil. Republicans
must therefore determine to cor
rect their party troubles by com
ing out for their ticket in Novem-
ber with as much vigor as they
applied in staying at home at the
the August primaries.