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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-29
Neglects Her Appearance.

And when she did GO she was
restless to be back with the baby.
After the second child came, 1t was
still more a decided fact that the
husband was eliminated for the
children in the thoughts of the wife.
Besides forgetting his needs Of
her companionship, the wife forgot
to make herself attractive. All her
pretty woman's vanity was put
aside.
She coiled her lovely hair in a
tight, unbecoming knot. She wore
plain garments. with no little
touches of grace and beauty which
man loves to see about woman.
She said she had no time for such
vanities; she was absorbed in ma
ternal duties; the hottest duties Of
life.
She urged her husband to be SEN
sible, and see how she was situated
and not expect too much of her.
He ceased to expect anything Of
her save her duties as a mother
after a time. So he sought his COM
radeship at the club, and in stag
parties; and then, after a time, he
found widows, and single women
and the wives of other men, com
panionable.
He observed that many women
were good mothers and good COM
rades and sociable citizens at the
same time; and made up his mind
that he had married a woman who
was only capable of being a de-
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A CURSE TO HUMANITY.

A CURSE TO HUMANITY.
Editor The Georgian:
l noticed in Wednesdays Geor-
gian an illustrated article which
/ enjoyed very much. concerning
pistols. | hope and trust you will
keep up the good work until every
pistol is swept from the face Of the
earth, for ! consider pistols one Of
the greatest curses to humanity.
CHAS. e. HAGAN.
Sylvania, Ca
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Letters From the People

if you can furnish me nineteen
copies of today's paper to be used
for the purpose mentioned.
THOS. NJ. ELLIOTT.
Newborn, Ga, Oct. 26.
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voted mother, and so he LEFT ber
MI her sphere.
AS time passed. the woman grew
prematurely old; from lack Of o.
tention, her physical charms faded.
but she believed she had sacrificed
them on the altar of motherhood
Her hair was dry. and began "a
grow grizzly gray: meralv bacor.o
she took no time to brush if ars
feed its roots with oil, and tn coa,.
and love it into becomingnese and
beauty.
A woman's hair. like vine or
plant, responds to care and tbone5t
and affection; and fades from Iaol.
of it.
Her complexion, once soft and
full of movable blooms, became sal
low and parched for the same rea.
son-lack Of care.
AS the Twig Is Bent.
And all the time, the woman be-
lieved she had given her charms to
her children, and that she was a
martyr to maternal duty.
There was no subject on which
she and her husband could meet
in sympathy, save the children; and
even there they disagreed; for he
told her she was making them self
tsh by giving her whole life to
them; and that they would be bet
ter off were she to consider her
self, and her husband, and her
friends to some degree, and teach
her children to wait upon her in
stead of being a willing slave to
their caprices and pleasures.
He was absolutely right; and
time proved it.
The son and daughter took her
devotion as a matter of course, and
when they married, the daughter
expected her husband to be her
slave, because her mother had been;
and the son expected the same
sacrifices from his wife that his
mother had made; and both were
disappointed; and so three fami-
lies were unhappy, through the
short sighted outlook and narrow
understanding of one woman.
A Woman's First Duty.
When a woman marries, her fret
duty is to her husband. That
means that she is to make herself
in every possible way his comrade
friend, companion and helpmeet.
She is to keep herself physically
charming, mentally awake and spir-
itually in advance of him, and II
she does the first two, he Will De
ready to follow her in the third
path, to such extent as the mascu-
line soul can follow the feminine
on this planet,
And if she does all these things
with high ideals regarding tnem'
she is sure to be a good mother
and a good neighbor, and so0'
frtn.,I yt-pl1
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-29
Wilson's Election Spells
Business Prosperity

The Country Believes That Under Mr. Wilson's Administration
Will Stability Conditions and Good Times for the
People
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-29
Writes on
Wife and Mother
hood
Complete Devotion to Children
Often Drives Cupid From
the Formers Side.
Written For The Atlanta Georgian
By Ella Wheeler Wilcox
right, 1912, by Notwithstanding Examiner

TIME devoted mother absorbed
in her children, is an admir-
able being ofttimes. But it
depends upon the extent of her abb
sorption, whether she is really ad-
mirable or not.
She has been known to drive
Cupid from her side; to destroy the
happiness Of her home, and to OBJ
lterate beauty and charm from her
personality.
A pretty girl married young
man of her own age
He was proud of her attractive
appearance, and he loved to see her
attired in dainty garments, and to
take her forth pleasuring. They
were great comrades, and friends,
and his pet name for her was Lit
tie Pal"
BY and by the baby came; and it
was a new delight in both lives. 1t
seemed for time to add much and
to take away nothing.
But as the newness of fatherhood
passed, the husband was conscious
that he received little attention
from his wife She was rarely able
to go out with him. There was al
ways something which required her
presence at home. even when pro-
vided with a nurse, or the assis-
lance of competent relatives to look
after the baby.
Potosi journal., 1912-10-30
r, III. ESl,<sG NERO. co
BiSAl REX ,

Miss Sala Evans the Mi,siUn.tr.- tc
Japan spent Tuesday OF Lest week IN
Bismarck
Mrs. Bart Nrlch Of lrondar visit
ed friends here last "Wednesday.
Mrs. Ann HON. aged II years died
OF pneumonia at :ho nome Of j, i.
Tullock on Fli.uy last Her remain.
were inferred at Doe Run. h,r former
home.
Born. to the wife cI Ed l'nWyis on
Oct. 24th, a girl,
Mrs j. NJ ,Jamison OF lronD"lc
visited friends here last Ncdn' &dav,
Mrs. Jesse Bean was called 10
Fiat Rvcr THURSDAY on account OF the
death Of her son, George Henderson
who W&s shot and killed thrrc that
day.
Pat MarlaW and wife lett this Wtok
for Chicago. Mrs NARROW Will rc,aln
in a few days, while Mr.. Marrow viii.
proceed on his way to 'rrilmd 10
make an extended visit to relatives
on the Auld Sod.
Mrs. J. l.. Eaton and Mrs Frank
Baldwin visited Ste. MARY Saturday.
Mrs. Frank noss OF Farmir&tou yi>-
tied friends here Friday.
{. H. Miller and James MaXNoiI q
BELGRADE were in our town SATURDAY.
We are informed that diamond d!I'.
will soon he in operation Just west Of
here ami tt~p near !Ton13i,'.
Potosi journal., 1912-10-30
PROBATE COURT DOCKET


state OF Missouri, County OF Wash
ington-ss. Docket of cases III which
settlements are due from executors.
administrators, guardians ana curatO.
at The ensuing November term, l9i-.
of the Probate Court Of SAID coult<,
commencing or the second MonGay in
November, 1912.
First Uay-Monday, November llth.
Mary {. Cain, executrix OF William
cain, deceased, annual settlement
VIM. Duri.lin, administrator Of An
tnony DunkIin annual settlement.
Jules f, Bower Guardian Edward
Haneo,, r.inor animal snttlarnnrt
NJ T. Rhodes. euarGian William.
Nan,ia White and others minors. IN
mai settlement
RR paan ,.xocnto,. of Sarah I!ayy
deceased animal settlement
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'haliea l, 9llNe| administrator q
James N. Silvcy, deceased. final SCI
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Nurphy, minor, annual settlement
Potosi journal., 1912-10-30
MARRIAGE LII ENSi. 5.
FOR AMENDMENT No. /

L. tor Journal;
t;tst a few Worss 10 the v0t"l.; OF
I N4shjs %ton county "ith ""ferc"ce to
the .., oaeti cons. ilv1ionaI Al.eH.-
ment 30 One which proposes 20
change The age limits in the schools
from six to twenty wears as the law
low is to fix" and over twenty.
With this amendment adopted, r''os,
communities able and willing 10 III
tu1 the expense will admit ch!!,i."u
at the age of five to the hint"TG0r-
tens and provide special s1hcoi, for
those over twenty. The anne n0tIert
will not affect directly the intere>t IS
OF the great majority of the districts
: but will affect vitally the pOSsibili-
ties of public education in the large
cities. The cost OF the extended op
portunities will fall on the communi-
ties that want the opportunities and
are willing to pay for them.
Let us help them with our votes, ut
least, in this commendahle undertake
ing.
l.. T. HALL.
Potosi journal., 1912-10-30
are now III a fair WaE to rccoynr.
Harry Sparks OF hear PotCsi ,isito
Friends in .bi, ;,,,fi., C,.,,r

Harry Sparks OF near PotoSi ,isitod
friends in this locality Sunday.
The epidemic among the Eo-s out
IN this part OF he county las al, Ut
died out, and 50 have many OF the
hogs. X
There is still good deal q. Tv,.H
ore i.ro'nced at the Granger ,i2-
gingS near here
Mrs. L. +. GordIa, who has been
spending the PAST month with her
parents: at this place, returned To LIE?
home in fotosi Saturday.
James Martin is making a mum arl
OF improvements on his farm here.
Mrs. Fora Johnson entertained ...rs.
". }. fFesswelI and Miss Maud Gross
well OF Aptus last week
Mrs. ZoG;, Johnson aad sister. Mrs.
Gha5. 4. Seoor OF karso& Cit. us
tied their uncle, J. W. MailaU, at
'ioUeWell several days last week
Mrs. Secorc left last Saturday TO
return TO her home after II six
weeks visit here.
Potosi journal., 1912-10-30
Positive Proof
SHOULD CONVINCE THE GRFAT-
EST SCEpTIC IN FOTGSi.

Because it's the evid ncc,i Ct :, 10
tosi citizen
Testimony easily investigated
he strnScst endorsement OF merit.
The best proof. Read it.
NJ l.. Livingston, Main St, PCtosi,
Mo, says: II can recommend Doan S
kiGaoy Pills for my experience with
them has shown me that they are
me t,rkachr and kidney remedy
About iujr monts ago my back Was
Very Ej.c and the kidney secretions
""i" too frequent in passage | used
Doan > iidn"! Pills rs directed and
th'y 500: I. Iievcd me.
.'or satc IT, III! dealers. Price SO
,crts. roscor-2I.!Lurn Co., nuffalo
Now lor., ,c .,,-.-& for the init
ed St>t's.
Remo allcr The .&my Doans ard
take 10 othlr.
Potosi journal., 1912-10-30

Nowadays when Il farmer sonsr.7 to
town with his wife 10 do a little
Trading they 90 TO d Eotel At noon
ana get ii comfortable meal. In the
'oId days when We last had Democrat
ic tariff reform the best they coula
do was to have a nickel's worth CT
cheese and crackers WhiIeseatel Oh
sti,e.lpA in front Of the store. Nc
getting back TO cheese and crltt!.ei
DAYS that are sure TO com" back with
the Democratic party. Better tell
the Old lnan TO keep on voting Ioi
the &. O. T. ticket and comfortable
meals.
Potosi journal., 1912-10-30

Such OF our Progressive party
friends who desire to vote for RonSo-
Tcl5 for President and their party stat
ticket and Vet vote for the Republic
can county candidates need only
'2,c their regular party ticket and
write the names Of the Republicans
they desire to vote for in the space
pIo>it,'d for that rurpcsc Any of
the Republican judges will show YOU
how TO do it should you have any
doubt about how to proceed
Potosi journal., 1912-10-30

l he candidates for the county Of
ii es are making their fiE,@l roundup
OF he voters this week. THIS c;.ln-
pa'%n tas been abour' the quiete st
ever l;noWn in this county. nOthWith-
stauoii& the three parties actively
tH@tt. Il in the canvass.
Potosi journal., 1912-10-30
Jerry NJ. Leach. rcStauranter. and

Jerry NJ. Leach, rcstauranter. and
Mike DaCurso., a fruit dealer, at
lat River, were hauled into court
one day recently. charged with sell
i.g cigarette papers to minors They
rltdd 2uilty and were fined $40 and
tests caach, and with the trimmings
Included the bill was about SIS. 1t
',nI. pay to try to beat the laws
;.t'2 at,;"s, unless You happen to be
a !rtSt
Potosi journal., 1912-10-30

ho use in rawl@y Bottom to another
| par OF twn. He was driving along
in font Of the oil house when bo
e. rC, ,ItcRd Lewis, who. armed with
| a ai13fe Giff"i shot gun was walking
toward hM- The shooting 'rolowed
and ,accrding to parties who were
near til ekene there could have beer.
at most mly a short controversy pre-
ceding it Henderson was shot while
sitting OF his wagon. Only one sho;
! was fl. d the full contents taking
erect il tende'son's stomach. En-
ployes Ii II x oil plant and other Der
sons atract ed by the report of the
gun ruaed Q the wounded mans as
sistanc4 He VAS found to have Lsop
fatally sound cal and was removed
from te wagon into the oil ware roo
where tath foil owed in about twen-
a. MITES. liz nderso became un
c5nscias immcdia tcly after the shoot
ine he struggled and muttored con
IL. al durin. j l." =. naining min
tltes o his life. II le only words that
could be unGersto1 d were GO on
aWaymd let NE alone" David XII
gore of Pennington and Hammer.
NhoS goods Eiendcrs on was NOV ing,
xeretlosest to the sec ne of when the
snoding occurred. kilsoresaw Hen
dersa and Lewis meet. but was net
iookkG direct iy al them when the shol
waseed.
ftoWlnS the shooting, Lewis went
to IL home oil his bro .Rer-in- law.
.Jeasl Adams, IN Tdylortown Sheriff
i.osot, who happened to he in Flat
RiEf, learned OF the shooting short
Iv a. it occurred and in company
wia Deputy Jack Kings land and Con-
ae Eood vas il quick pursuit Ar
ter considerable search Lewis WAS 10
cati at the adams home lie sur
resered willingly and did not deny
bss It, n:,d tone the shooting.
sti heat;,cEe is caused by disor-
led > plHa, il 1a:,. Chamberiains
Potosi journal., 1912-10-30
QUAKER.

Nr. Charles Gura"r VAS seen on
our streets Saturday.
Mr.. Earl NcClain made Eln&
trip to Bell"yieW t'rido}.
Misses Flo Dicil"y and bla1cn"
-Yotrt, who are attending school il
ro.osi. visited homytolEs last Ncrt.
Miss Clyde Wilkinson lef1 MonU@}
for Flat River, where she viii attend
school.
Misses Flo Dickey and Blanche Youn
Oln Love and Earl McC1ain spent
Sunday last with Miss Grace fincher.
Mr. Fred Cole and family visited
at the home OF Mr.. G. +. DicEe& sun
day last.
Miss Eura Horton visited Mis-
Gratc Fincher SUNDAY,
Potosi journal., 1912-10-30

>jls. Lena Montgomery, who has
he'n visiting relatives and friends il
tHis locality for some time, took her
departure Tuesday for her home in
Pueblo, colo. She was accompanied
~ MIS-. Angus Kennedy.
Potosi journal., 1912-10-30

Every voter who goes to the polls
next tuesday will receive six ordin
ary election ballots and one lal-@ be-
lot Containing the constitutional
amendments. A pretty goCG huts h o1
in all
Potosi journal., 1912-10-30

County Assessor II. l.. Smith IS
in Totosi this week taking tie ;tog-
crty Valuations OF the town. When he
finishes here he will have completed
the entire assessment o. the county
for 1912, on which he began last .,UnC
Mr.. Smith, who is a cand;d"te for
reelection. has made Il good ass~ns.;-
or, always being prompt in MIS-
work
Potosi journal., 1912-10-30

W. =, NJ. Lcsan OF Bellevue. wni'e
climbing a tree for nuts one day last
nc,,h. -Tabiscd hold Of a rotten limb
TIA, broke and 1T hin. ta5i to the
;,-1uud with great force. In conse-
'in"ncc, Mr.. Logan has 4 badly Grip
i,lr,l back ever since. il is fortunate
that II" was not Nor" seriously hurt.
Potosi journal., 1912-10-30
ItI'T1.

Everyone iii this hur, Is Wei @t,-,
doing we'll at present.
Our farmers AZ" Though .-c '.inG
wheat ard what was so"n earl, is
up and looking fine. Gathering tn"
fall crops and rounding III stc"I. j.
keeping them pretty bus.
What's the matter WITH The :i,y
ninrods this fail? Ne never So any
in this neck of woods.
Henry Richeson, who has been Sc
journing in the west for the past t@W
years, has returned hcmc frola i.os
Angeles, Cal
The members Of Robert Wilson 5
family. all of whom have been down
with all attack of typhoid fever that
swept through his home this fa.,,
Potosi journal., 1912-10-30

Miss Helen Long entertained the
Bridge Club last Friday evening AZ
her nome. in honor OF her GUESTS.
Misses Lulu Carroll and Miss Nom--
fort Dickey.
Potosi journal., 1912-10-30
DEATHS.

This community was ineNrrcSsIpl\
shocked last Nonda! morning " the
sudd,l. death of Mrs. Wiiilam Hni"i
at her home one and Il halt htiieS
south OF Potosi. She had been All
/ ing for several days, but seemed II
| be improving and was up and SltliH;,
| in a chair when She passed away
| without warning. icr dar@htei, -'iias
| Lena had left her only Il short time
before to come to town for inttlcI:.t'
for her mother, who at that TIM"
gave no sign OF the sudden cotl2i's,
and Mss Carrie Kendall, visitor.
was the only person present Il II"
time. Mr.. Rhicl Was one his W.
nome rom 4 visit to Alton, Ill.,, HAd
arrived here on the evening train 20
met ;be sad intelligence OF his less.
The funeral VIII take place Thurs
h.,> ujl...}r.,u.l, We are informed. with
services at the preSbEte1ancnHlti!,
Ct which the deceased was an Old
ANA consistent member. kev. Or. nj
H. Kerr officiating.
Besides her husband, Mrs. Riehl Is
survived by foHr children. William.
Arthur and Lena, who make their
hon,c on The Rhiel farm. and Mr.
Mae Townsend, ot Cartcrville. II.
She was un estcemable lady ana
large circle OF friends depior" h"r
departure.
Potosi journal., 1912-10-30
Highest prices paid for eggs
and poultry by R. M Bugg
Nero. Co.

For lumber, hardwoods. wagon
woods OF all kinds, 90 TO .IarHsoy
Brothers,
Potosi journal., 1912-10-30

;ioL!e counties III this section Of
tic ~t-tte are beginning to adopt the
Acr,. "a &nd DO away with the Tree
ran-"-
Potosi journal., 1912-10-30

Mrs Frank Bust spent Monday last
in ST. Louis.
Potosi journal., 1912-10-30

Miss Belle Barclay visited friends
at fcstus the past week.
Potosi journal., 1912-10-30

Mr. Jacob Boyer OF Cadet was on
our streets Saturday.
Potosi journal., 1912-10-30

Miss d. Rintcl, who is attending
school at cape Girardeau. spent the
latter part of last week here visit
ing her parents. Rev. and Mrs. +, J.
Riukpl
Potosi journal., 1912-10-30

Miss Bette Bust Visited friends at
De 500 the past Weet.
Potosi journal., 1912-10-30

Mrs. Martha Bass, relict OF TIE
late Joseph {. Bass. died at ner hon.'
in Fetosi at ten o'clock last Mond;>
night. aged about -, years. !he iUil-
araI will take place Wednesda.
morn;ng FROM the home OF MIR. j. +.
Bower Mrs. Bass had been an inNal-
ia tor some years and hedriddcn tcr
u wear or more with paralysis.
Potosi journal., 1912-10-30
LOCAL ITEMS

LOCAL ITEMS
Mrs Frank Bust spent Monday last
in S.. Louis.
Mr- Jacob Boyer OF Cadet was Oh
our streets Saturday.
Miss Belle Barclay visited friends
at Fcstus the past week.
Miss Bette Bust Visited friends at
De 500 the past weel.
WANTED-saw legs, 1cr prices ara
kinds apply 70 IioTnyey Eroiher4.
III line fan weather gives a cal!
TO t!.s woods Il ese late October days.
Election next Tuesday Be sure to
go - the polls and vote at least
one.
Alfred Long of f,stus visited rs
parents mere the latter part of last
week.
Mr.. ;. Eye OF Shirley was d cal.el
at this office Saturday to pay til"
printer.
Miss Lulu Corroll OF Festus W.:
the guest of Miss helen Long sev1:-
al days last week
Mr. F. J. Boyer OF Cadet mad" ;h-
Journal office a call Nonda| and re-
neNrG his subscription,
ATS. Lucy Bust and daughters,
Misses i.atty and Lucy. were 81
Louis visitors the first Of this Week
y. A, Richeson from out on lut
Greet; was in to see u5 last Ne,jnc,-
day ana get square with the editor
rcnton Will soon have an electric
ligh; plant i'll operation. The power
for which Will bc si.prIicd hy easc-
line engines.
MIR. John Mcclure OF tourthe a
RenaU;t was a visitor at this Otlic"
Saturday and settled up his sibscfii,-
ton account
Mrs. Lille Nichols and daughter
Miss Gladys. returned home last Fri
day from a visit TO kindred il!
Cleveland, Ohio.
Mrs X. N. Bueg and Mrs, i. T.
EveIsoIe spent Il couple OF GAYS ili
St Louis The latter part OF last W""E
to takeinthehorse show.
Mrs. Ellen Williams, who has ie'H
visiting here at The home OF her SIS
ter. Mrs r. NJ Bugg. leftTucday
observation-disclosures in FL Paso, Fox.
ton'c TO lo:p7; next Saturday ANA
hear Hon. 5. {. Nip. Ct. the tciu.,;-
can candidate for Congress, ulah" the
closing speech Of the campaign here.
Miss - Rinkrl Who is attending !
Potosi journal., 1912-10-30

WANTED-saw legs, lcr prices ant
kinds amply 70 iioInyey Eroiher#.
Potosi journal., 1912-10-30

H.. line fan weather gives a call
to t,.t woods Il ese late October days.
Potosi journal., 1912-10-30

M. j. F. piankylsitcd III blSnarck
last week.
- ,.,7.
'!'''''' i''S' WITH $780,
Mr.. u. \. Casey Of neSoto II tied
ra,afiyeS here Inst week.
Mis- lolltt" OF }.'tu' Is Wishing Al
| tn lon2e Of \ir. j J, ylrf.
=, y r,, ..,, ;,. .,,.,,.
=, ,',,:
..It ,.a,, p,...; ,.;~;+.r. Friday
Mr.. LEROY Leslie and children q
Morley. Mo-. are visiting relatives
hu;r.
Potosi journal., 1912-10-30

Mrs. Ellen Williams, who has ''esH
visiting here at the home OF her sis
ter, Mrs r. NJ. Bugg. leftTuc~dty
Potosi journal., 1912-10-30

Election next Tuesday Be sure to
go - the polls and vote at least
one.
Potosi journal., 1912-10-30

sei heaa;,cHe is caused by disor-
led > ulHat il 1a!s. Chamberiain's
'I'set : and orrxct ti.aa and the head
aes wiii dis. i,ear For sale by all
dasa]<s. Z
Potosi journal., 1912-10-30

II. J. K. Robinson # Belgrade
ca'.cl at this office Friday to renew
hi ~ub>rri Il Il to the Journal.
Potosi journal., 1912-10-30

Alfred Long of t,Srus visited ii.
parents mere the latter part of last
week.
Potosi journal., 1912-10-30

Mr.. ). Eye OF Shirley was Il caller
at this office Saturday TO pay the
prin'er..
Potosi journal., 1912-10-30

Nr. james long and daughter, Mrs.
Minnie Hutchinson. spent the latter
part Of la~t Ntc}. in It. Louis.
Potosi journal., 1912-10-30

Mrs. Lille Nichols aud daughter,
Miss Gladys, returned home last Fri
day from a visit TO kindred IN
Cleveland, Ohio.
Potosi journal., 1912-10-30

Mrs r. NJ Bu2g and Mrs. T.. +.
EveIsole spent Il couple OF GAYS it
St Louis The latter part OF last W""i,
to takeinthehorse show.
Potosi journal., 1912-10-30

Miss Lulu Corroll OF Festus W
the guest of Miss tielen Long seyo.-
al days last week.
Potosi journal., 1912-10-30

Nr John Mcclure OF tourthe Il
Renauit was visitor at this o.Iic"
Saturday and settled up his snbs' fil'-
tiOn account.
Potosi journal., 1912-10-30

Mr.. +. J. Boyer OF Cadet mad" jh-
Journal office a call >ionda. and re-
neNrf his subscription
Potosi journal., 1912-10-30

A. \. RiCheson from out OH / lat
Greet; was in to see us last Ne,nco-
day ana get square with the editor
Potosi journal., 1912-10-30

NJ. Th"~. c. Ne"!u" OF Trout
s.a'Ir.. ut the journal office last Thur
daE II renew his >uh~cripton.
Potosi journal., 1912-10-30

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