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Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1916-03-23
Bankrupt Sale.

Notice is hereby given that the
machinists and plumbers materials.
supplies. stock. fixtures and ma
chinerv of the firm Of Bristow &
Lonemire will be sold at Public
Auction On Saturday. March 25th,
1916 between the hours of | and 4
o'clock in the afternoon at the shop
of said firm on Main Street in Mon
roe City Mo. Sale subject to ap-
proval of Referee in Bankruptcy.
r. S. McClintic. Trustee in Bank.
ruptcy for Bristow & Longmire
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1916-03-23

They found lot of courage that
simmered in the sun;
They blended it with patience and
just spice Of fun;
They poured in hope and laughter
and then with sudden twist
They stirred il all together and
made an optimist.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1916-03-23
USE OF A PoSToFFIcE BOX

The of box shall be restricted to the renter
thereof, the members of his household and those con-
nected with him in business
Mail addressed to the members of the household of
box holder, including visitors servants, and tram
sient and temporary boarders in his care and mail
for confidential official employees may be placed
in his box.
firm renting box may have placed therein all
mail matter addressed TO its and to any Of its
official employees. BY the consent of all members
of firm any member thereof may have mail addressed
to himself or members of his family deposited in the
box assigned to the firms use.
os,I'o a Laws
BOX RENTS
Box rents shall be collected at the beginning OF each
quarter for the entire quarter, but no longer.
If box holder fails to his right to his box
before the last day of quarter the box shall then be
closed and offered for rent and the mail placed in the
general delivery.
Sec. Pos Laws And Regclito
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1916-03-23
ELECTIONS, 1916.

General Primary. August LIST.
General Election. November 7th.
The following officers will be
elected this year:
FEDERAL OFFICES.
President,
Vice President.
U. S. Senator.
Is Congressman.
STATE OFFICES.
Governor,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Secretary of State,
State Auditor.
State Treasurer.
Attorney.General,
1 Judge of Supreme Court, long
term,
Judge of Supreme Court, short
term.
DISTRICT OFFICES.
| Judge St. Louis Court of APP
peals,
1 Judge Kansas City Court of
Appeals,
/ Judge Springfield Court of Ap-
peals,
46 Judges of the Circuit Court,
4 Judges of the Criminal Court,
| Judge of the Cape Girardeau
Court of Common Pleas,
II State Senators.
COUNTY OFFICES.
l42 members of the House of
Representatives.
z Associate Judges of the County
Court,
Prosecuting Attorney,
Sheriff,
County Assessor,
County Treasurer,
Coroner.
Public Administrator.
Surveyor,
Constables and Justices Of the
Peace.
Party Committees
Kansas is boastine of her large
number Of automobiles and some
of the effect Eastern papers say
this is quite natural since Kansas
always did like to crank up.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-03-14

IF YOU
Value
MONEY
BE HERE
Prices have been cut
on this immense stock
by the Kelly System
that will create the
greatest outpourlng of
merchandise the peo-
pie of this community
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-03-14
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-26
COMO Sc FABRICAN LOS NEUMi
TICOS.

rora. por.,.gs. aun de anucl!..
PHI. :ir,cn ay;or16yi,. sahcr uue 10
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g.. =. Ia. f5bric,s ciorto ouo rambi6r
b.r ncum5tico. hocbo, = maouina,
o... r.,o- SON To-. nrereridos. per,
cite procedimjen46 e. demasiado mo-
d>rro. nrede Que Ia in
,,on., ma,.ori, do los ope bav abcrs
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m~o.:nina
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r.r,;,,a, ,...L.,n;,.o;a, otc, roro,.c
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L...;m. h,.ta am oI"1:'
:5s 49,. 81 t.;;do :.
.o..a ,i,, 10 ..,, .,,.,. o., ortor,mo,-
f.. reyr:tida de caucro.
Ii Iona asi ~prcpa!ada SC corta al
scS"o en- tiras de cuarenta y cinco
r2HtimetT"S &c ancho for metro y nc
|.o -. "a -, P~T | ~
nartamer,a de- i fat rica dondc Sc da
Corma u los neumaticos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-26
e. HOABRE E. PELlGR0

IA poGerosa sobrc nucstra magma
cIom. =
\ traveS del pc!igro 81 Transparent
n an no sc CUE de mi,tcrio. No no.
,arubrc a!go faro y nucvo? Escita a.
Huc-tra curiosidad. Aquel!os cue h=@
rra.izado cicrtos actos arr;esgadoS e.
go nan cscapado de alguua cat;tstrof".
nos pareccr. DGr este mismo. diferc-.
tcs a los demis hombrc5. Saoen 10
4ic nosotros sabemos. Eueiveu par;3
nosotros, dc I'm mas ALA, iIevan c.
i propio a!go i*-6gnito sobre % cur
rucdcn instruirros y tencmos curio.
=rdad en- Sabcv 10 cue han cXpcrimcn-
tado Y sentido en- circunsrancias ii,
las ]cuaIcs, felizmcnte para Ia mayo.
IA, no tenemos mas que nocionn-
i~macinariaS.
E wu>to dc. pc.igro O. aca>o. dc
lbs los >entimicntos humanos. 81 ON
mcnos Sc gasta. De clio no quien:.
g.ra prucba ql" los pri-ioreros d" l..
j,la dc CabrcraI. La capituiacIcn 0c
Bailin en- 1898. Ic ralIc la horrible
conflagracI0n en- aquei isiote espa-
"ol. Ali crraban los soldados del
smnrrador, acoSJumbrados i las lar
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-26
EN- DOUGLAS TEHEN I'm ATAQUE
De Los CARRAHCISTAS EN-
Case De GUERRA
en- FRONTERAS Sc EsTAK REC0HCEHTRAN
DO NUAfROSsS TR0piS DEL GOSIERR0
CIVLES YOlUNTARIOS
rcIcarama Especial para LA PRENsh.

rcicgFama Especial para LA fhE!ts"'
DOUGLAS, Arizona, JUNO 25.-Un
minero americana que lego anoche
a esta ciudad procedente del inte-
"ior de Sonora, dice que 500 solda-
dos carrancistas y 5000 vo.untaflos
rivileS, estdn reconcentrandose en-
ronteras, pOblaci6n situada a 81
miilas al sur de esta ciudad, y pre-
parandose para en- case de Una rup-
"ura de hostilidadeS.
E. mencionado minero dice que
rasi tOdas las mujeres y nInos de
ia< pobIacioneS de Nacozari y From
i.raS. han abandonado esas plazas
I~irigiendose a Cumpas, cuarenta y
uahQ mil.as al sur de N~acOzari.
OIro minerO americana que l0gr6
pa-ar por entire las lineaS Carrancis-
ils. ~fingitndose m~eXicano, dice que
Ia ariiIleria carrancista que estaba
Il FrontcraS. Sc ha moviIizado hacia
norIr y 81 cncucntra anora en- III
puulo >ituado Il cincO mil.aS de "a
Inca diviSOrIa.
En- vista de cStos mOvimientOs, Sc
rec aqui que los carrancistas ira
'arin de aLacar "a plaza, EN- cas- de
r.la declaration de guerra, pOr 10
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-26

FL sentlmle"to del homore IRENE
al pahgro e' &higuLar' y una DC s''
s'nguIarldades e' ei ser doO'e. l'd'
tcncmoS' en- c1ccIo' una c%I'e''''
aversion por ei PeiiSfo impfeE's'"'
Pof c. peiIsFo 'oF""'o, Po' "qUe' H"'
P'u''"
So' ''Ue "''
s'''o ~ "''" I''''' ~
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e I0a' P"."''0' 'o'09 10 '''. ) '
~ ''"P'U' $50 u 1''' "'l'''' ','''
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.
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100 !i'S-'h''''
~ 81
-; Is "s'''''7 0''''o''' ~
o.a c.,,mo, cynucstos. FL rjcsgo cXi,,
.c. pcro c,ta ~prcyisto Z c~onscntida.
& i II beytla no, harc alg,in dane
4.v T. fortuna die cue no !c qua da-
! rymos rcnnor a sIccso q no no. arc
~
f-fI LI.r ~FttHbl#bttI t!ltt G. Dts|1' 10.
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"na.atIa r.:
L;s~ ba... do.;- ,,,a b.,
10 .oa. ,.o,.,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-26

RIO el extreme que pcndc por Geiar-
&c. La pegajosidad de la tela barni-
zada y {! mastic haccn que aqueila
SC adhiera fuertemcntc al hero, y
cutonces solo queda haccr cirar II
rueda. mientras Sc procUra tencr Il
tira dc tea muv tirantc, a fin &c
que no haga arrugas y sc cXUienGa
bicH por igual. De este modo Sc 30
nen tres. cilatro o mas capaS de Iona
barnizada ~alrcd@jOr del mOlde. pro-
curando que las u%niOnes dc los extre-
mos comedian bicn, para quo 10 re-
suite nNguna dcsigualdad. Los Pile,
cues que, por II forma de media cana
dc Ia i!anta, hacc la tela a uno Y otro
lado, deSaparccen comPoniendo TN t..
80 compacto pc. "a uaturaieza miSraa
del material, y cUntrIbuyendo tambien
i clio c. est&r Cortado al scsgo.
MleEtras So van ponicndo las dife-
RENTS capas dc tela. Sc coloca a Ca
la lado ell rcborde que permite ase.
gurar los neumaticos en- las ruedas de
los AUTOMOBILES. Cada reborde es un
a"o de caucho, generalmerte refor-
zado con alambrc, que Sc pone entire
los bordes ~sobrantes de una y otra
tiras de tela. Las orilIas de estas sc
remeten bi2n ,por dentro del reborde,
y pQr medic de una ruedecilla1 mon
tada ell un mango corto, Sc planchan
las arrGgas que forman al doEEarse.
Hecho este, no ma &C &ar
Ia envoltura de s. -avide, des. les de
soMets--2 : = -
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-26

!. Gomprr ustci SitaIp:e suS lIbros cR
+ teta casa. rvE su Daraiurs y su ell +
4 CEc;a % FL despGchS de los pRdidos =.
= IS l. cue mayer eOzI;aaza iEsPira 81 =
! Eaellco. +
- I.
p 3 : /, y + + = = 3 = = r
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-26

victimu de an accidente AUTOMOBILES
tico cuanio paseaba acompanada dc
su csposo en.las calIes de esta ciudad.
Fl automoyil de! senior Prieto choc6
con. un canton en- Ia esquina de las
calles;de Santa Fe y Segunda, Y CO.
mo c~onsecuencia del choque la seEo-
ia de Prieto fu6 arrojada del vehlcu-
10. sufriendo algunas contusiones.
FL CORRESPOESAL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-26
rIENCiAS OCULTAS.

-e------- - IN ga---1s. AIfe DC sanaT a
- ~ III, -r.-rau4. SIC
- E--rr.,-ioz = p~eniigu!os zoe
- ,.r.--,dn-4 q Il xteio prui-
-" ~. "' .,. me- &c
ia IL -ee 'l'''".I'7 .,Isr 50s
K 'st~'.' ''f'@ , q" ' c5c
LsP-;'lz' SIM, &c
SA-.ht w.. ~ ~, U..a &c
;"ea..A. 80 -, &c
-, ..r So --f.,rIn &c
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-26
Han sido fijadas unas proclamas d,
Jacinto Trevino.

En- Ciudad Juarcz fueron Iijadas
aver uuaS procIamas firmadas por el
general Jacinto Trevino, jefc del
cuerpo dc ejcr.ito del Noreste. en- Il
cual invita- al pueblo Il que Sc II a
cjercito constitucionalista, para de-
fender la integridad nacional en- caso
dc una guerra eXtranjcra.
Trevino. en- SUI proclama. avisa que
los que estan en- diSposicioncs de
aprcstarse Il Ia Gcfensa de la patrfa,
dcben preScntarSc ante las autorida-
dos mjIitarcS para que Gstas SC encar-
%ueu i" tomar notable los rokuutaTios
y a Ia vez propGrcionaricS arnas. '
munici0neS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-26
@las10S

r-,s,,,s ssSrac.. EecopilsCiee sc3sCoLa d..
III 5n.sS, IL cSrgG.cada histoT!s del pas-
20 Gs israel : Que 9,2iS las nS1TaS s q
L-- p-epara :; S-SR 5uces0 ds ~
yc-tts ceE A7S s1.es
rcsS1S aai SSnso MA Ca kt1caa -
= irnitsciSa &c Cr:-ss- E - 81.
GstectSNc ssr
.,rora IA SR'Y1CtsR -. - g.
: S-TuTr-cor General :
Is..I,ssS IsvsIe % IA ;uTeISud o peFe
sSrzsr.n sAl Cr!slaao . . y"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-26
z.crsros Isl EsrTerno .. -.
GSRSs EITESsiS

kIFns2sqnc uusrrsto para 1916 q. . . S5e
Manual Dc Il Crfa de GlIiinas 5i.8s
yt5'e Al TedcLUr Del AuIdo- lnlereSdHis re-
larisn noTela>-3 dc uu viRje pUT las prtn-
Cipaies regiOleS y Ctudsdes del nun
DO. =. DOC
"a ToE de IA NariraieL7. Collection &c his
.uriSs y uO,siaS morsies . . . 4L-S
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-26
Han cruzado la frontcra muchos tra
bajadores mcxicanos.

En- fuentes oficiales sc inf0rmo
aver que en- los uItimos siete dias.
muy cerla de cuatro mil trabajado.
res mexicanos han cruzado Ia from
terra, viniendo 4 esta ciudad. dc Is
cual hap salido para e. Norte, con-
tratados por los agcnte dc cmgan.
chcs.
Estos agentes han d~csarrollado
una gran actiyidad en- los u!timos
dias, contrataudo a cuanto meXicano
rcsueIve aceptar los ofrecimientos
que Sc les hacen para que marchen Z
distintas rcgioDes de los Estados
Uuidos, dondc Sc les ascgura que
tcndran trabajo.
Como las autoridades han dado e.
trictas ordenes dc apprehension c1
contra dc todos los individUos de ma.
cionalidad mexicana que no demucs-
tren que tiencn ocupacion, los meXi.
raroS que han pasado Ia frontera en-
busca dc trabajo, sc han visto obi.
gados a aceptar 10 primero que sc lc,
ofrece para evitar que Sc les apre,
hcnda . deporte.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-26

20
! GenIo del ~GristianIsmo. Esta obra. coEa
Il anterior. cS IL las meiOTes para &c
hogsres- AmbsS esI4n etttadas a TODD ~
N0vGLAs De sec cADA UNA.
Il Recerro de O7o.
& Hun Maldiio.
q Ma IScrlto de mi Nsdrs.
MARIA, por Jorge Isscs.
g CUTa de Aloea-
Dora.
A.ucens.
NayELAS 4 sSe CADa UNA
Maitltss sean las NuIeres-
Naldiios sean los Holaorea-
Malditss Ssll las SusErss-
ATie Dc busCsc MaGtao-
Las EraS MOdeTHIE
FL Npv.O Prestado.
Ia tIJa dc las Flores
Il PurEaioriO de las Sol.eraS.
IT FaraiS0 Ge las AUJeres-
EI Inferno lie los H3nbrsz-
viva mi NOvla.
EI Hsda de los Mares
ST. MajeSt3d ei Amor
&alditO sea ell Amor
La PIncesa del DtiST.
Am0.sv NsrTirio.
Is ana de Venus.
PoTuUe Sc CaSan los HoLlbres
PorqCe Sc casaR los hombres-
POrque SC casan las Muieres-
PorCUe pecan las MuIeres-
porquE rs:1C!Leu las viudGs.
e. collar ae ESmeraldaS.
Las HAS del Champagne
e Nido &c R~Tisel0res-
Les ObreraS del Amer
q = Re ;4S N!IaS
La YiuG3 Aiegre.
La mia de los I3zLnine5
CaiTaTio de Amor.
Por SeEulr S una Muler.
MaldituS sean los CeloS-
IL COFte del AmoF.
q Alma en- IN SeSo,
EpSAs De YIETNR HIGO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-26
OBRAS De VENTA EN- Il ElBRERlA DE IGGNACI0 E. LozAV0
La pa mas aeHnada, Il n&g egua Ia que 6ael meier srdaO lis qae Venda mis- sSs Is
naH6as o. dezrs6a 10, cngso gshz Daga5os al nna 0a qass ue s 5edeG

ri!osoffa elemental, por Balmes. Contiene
I6=ica. metarlSIC2, edca, etc =. =. Si.2S
Gev0ctOuario GHadalupano.. =. = . . . . . 2ac
CateC!eTnO de PerSeye:ancia.. 81. e. Si-00
los l;&rlreS. o Cl TriCufo dc q Religion
CriStiana. LibTO cuya lectura nJS hace
as.Stlr = Ia lGCha de los senerac!OneS
COntrdriGS Il una armada con los arTeCs
d" IL f~eTyCIdad, J q OIra con 81 simboi0
~rcdeG,Or.- .. . q. q. q. E. =. S@.aG
e GtnIO del C~riStianiSm0. ESta obra, coiaO
II anterior. cS IL las meiOTes para los
h1gares. AmbaS esiap etftadas a TODD lu-
IN S2ss
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-26

Sufrio UNI accidentc automovilistico
la esposa del Alcalde de c. Juirez
La esposa del ~prcsidente municipal
l. C:-d2l J-3rsZ, >el"E Prie!o. f4G
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-26

yray,,s Is Aafoais Plaza. =
p.ssn3srfss. Oerss poeucss ds AI9us' f3-
,s no Manuel ACu1S AumentadaS EHii
- d-raS 81 P~Esslo'.. -
ES- T~-51sdores d. Mexico. HssLnoeS %
r:sS ~ Coes;sS de nueStos mo-o7ss e esc
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-03-12
S11artest NelU Merchandise, With LOWER Pr
Brine;n9 the Styles of Ne,v York
 and Paris to Birmingham
and bringing prices to that low point that every Birmingham woman can afford to be well dressed

  of  as al the o any n
  
   My efforts have directed assembling garments which
  
 
    
 
   the either fashion price that we invite here pract cal suits coats dresses skirts and buses thoroughly accord with every like
  
  
     buy hereF
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-03-12

17c good weight gala- sa.fo tsa. for middies. d 1212c
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-03-12

A good, durable weight, plain or fancy, yard wide chiffon taffeta, in most any shade, $1.39 OEo
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-03-12

Large size mer- cerixed napkins- aSeconds," 75c vale uea
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-03-12

Women's to $c.5O white canvas oxfords and S0c pumps, pair ..... OOO
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-03-12

Childrcll's 15c fine cotton hos 1 c r y- Reinforced at ev- cry wearing point. Basement price. ? pairs
 25c
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-11-22
Missouri Eoy is Considered
Worlds Creates. Athlete

Robert |. tBob> Simpson o.
'osworth, Nc. "A senior IL the
College Of Agriculture in the
I nlyoysi,y OF Missouri. has
clinchcd bis claim 10 the title OF
the worlds creates. athlete by
his performances 10 the rcccn,
Swedish games al Stockholm
and Christiania, He com peteti
eleven times in hurdle events,
spriuts and broad jumps. win.
Ming four flrs.s. four seconds and
three thirds and placing in every
event he entered, lie was a
Of the American relay
team which won all lhc seven
races in which il competed. He
lead MI q: the t;ve american ath.
le,es who mad the "trip. Simp.
son will resume his work in tho
| n'vcrs,sy q: the beginning of
The second semester. In adii.
tian 10 his athletics ae Is also
p prouincnt In student activities
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-11-22
The Repeater.

Representative Campbell Of
Kansas City said III a recent ad
drcss In Lcavcnworth
The corrupt nan is always a
stupid. ignorant man
y corrupt voter vas arrested
once IN Wawa.
" Wot am ] arrested fury he
asked
'fou are charged said the
officer. with having voted eight
times
" Charged. hey. muitcred the
prisoner That's queer. ! ex
pcc'od TO be paid for it"
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-11-22
DO BOTH GOOD AND HARM
Results cf Experiments Into the Feea-
ING Habits Of the Pheasant
Are Interesting

A C. Max@sn, head G. the exy'~-..
mental department %. suSa. cuxrs-
Imry et L1HstJosst- Co'o- Is cputurS.
ine experiments 10 determine whether
is.i'sssAnts are more Lsra.t.! than beg.
esicanl. At.rr many COMPLAINTS lad
been mace by farmers MaXSoa Oh
ta.a~! ler1I7issto%i fru:1 the state
same warden to Kill ie of ,hcsc h.-s.s
a-a snake IN analysis @. their crS,5ss
mad S'szaris. Thus la- b, has ssll,t
hus seven. lca,lus tho .v.1ss.utcs 10
Ia Aillpi after the grassloifssgs have
it, trsa>ea Ia uuusl-,-.
Il has ttsn tuaatsd tbs, ,he hi.,ss
feed locally. W'hrrc the siI hsa
i1s.3r Us ho.oe rt>z4- a W!.sxss Geld, sias,
crop 0n'aint<. r,aess'iy e.tt.aitaa ted
wheat; II near II car,.Grli. cAra wzs
found 10 h,' the principal fc~.d ea,sa.
Iwp q! ,he sS,~,i Killed we're !as.sss!.
nrar hee. :itl!S GGsi In eaca instance
,lae c-oIs wsre !oG.ld 10 Contain SpN,.
paAi' and !n>tNriA An exalz2lla:ssNs IL
the s'tSi svlds showed .ha, The crown
hs ss>n sSsen c0. If n.Sny Of the
s'~v@,s, hut 1, wxs a.s, found that In.
sects Q; airerea. kinds has hgal,nst.t
the crowrS which gives the ius.G,as-
SION that the birds ulay have s.xa
Re-@r The igss~;s rA .Asr than after ,sse
Vegetable caa tier. AAxagl states that
the complaints II The farmers are
founded on fsc;S hu, whether the
d,ne orrrtx.,ansxs the s,...
the birds d. IL desrrayins the irssxts.
the expcstl,ael.es Is ~ yus rnah,s, t.
Should II 6asGy b. ce<stx<t tn, TIRE
h'Nts are a nc.Sncc. an cEaxs wslI be
riad De TO have A. og<sa s<ssaa sx>ciarxd
- fAssSaneN IN which euae ,asr
wortd ssco be ~t.s-d oas by the spcrss-
mans gun
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-11-22

'iu he lcastn you whca my mon;h
IL rp, ;sn'am. announced the c>S,k
abruptly.
Why, Nor7h. exclaimed her mis-
trcss "AreaI you harry here,
hcle you are no; Offended e<.rusc
MY huslsunj srumhlcd seG, HE esr-
noi eesGs csc&,Ni hight this morning
He dss'sat n'"aa anything BY that
NO rnaan. sint ofeads>i exact.
". but u scrt cf So, nsc .hirk,n' how
nirr II would be TO have a msn os my
own that ] ccuid sslk hack n wh-a ks
found faal, With my ceck,as. So
ua"o the ic~tssa asked mo ~ masry
HIN ! tc,d kua ] SgurlA"
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-11-22
SAVED BY HELMETS
AAhy soLolEH3 OWE t,yEs 70
STEEL HEAopiEces.
Eu'isfs From Hihes sa< Msehtss
Guns. - We'll - shrspnei. osanes
From the erc:eesien. oosna
Wearer Little rara.

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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-11-22
Al tie End Of the Good Read.

To SEQ What really happens a.
the end Of "A good road, n public
road specie LIST Of the department.
recently had observa'lons nad.
Ia different sections ol the conn
try. The observers noted many
country bound teanstcrs who
drove two losdod wagons.
hitcbed one behind the other. a.
the end OF the good road, and
then found it necessary - laar.
ono wagon by the roadside 10 be
returned for iclor, Mill. all the
power Ct their teams vas dryo:-
ed IN hauling d single wagon ever
The r:7impru@ed road
Farmers bound for TIRE ,nsri-nt
we're seen TO taul wood 4a3 si.ni
lar products 70 the bceirping os
The good road. there cn:nrinr
them, a1lr .D1nig" TT . ~.corf
load Nnc2 .!is crfiyrd tac tao
loads wore consolidated AL. ,ae-
ily hauled ~ q sin2.o 'Aa.n -
r2maiD in" distelcc 20 ua.,,-ct cv.
er n" improved high way /
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-11-22
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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-11-22

Wo have heard a great deai
about the recent election being u
Democratic victory" bu. i. So
pears As one result OF it the
Democrats have lost control O!
tho House OF Representatives.
Therefore. leaving President
Wilson out Of consid Grafton In the
question. and Judging the sue.
cess Of the election from a stand.
point Of party issues, it seems so
have been a victory FOR the Re
publican party The Democratic
membership sof tho present,
House Is 200; Republican Nom.
bcrship, 1893, sad Progressive :.
Tho Republicans hare therefore
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-11-22

!. seems that Col. Gardner has
b"cl elected Governor hy the r,.
tur4 o. Itui,crism in =. Luuis.
c.u.teaAncod b. The Drmorra,ic
police commissioners ara circ.
ton officials, ltis reported that
about lal. of the negro" voters
in 81 Louis were driven away
from the polls.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-11-22

Many reasons arc presented
why it i. that the young man e
TO-DAY Is not marrying man.
Our idoa ut it IL tha. ho reads >
the prices In N.a advertisements
OF the department stores and
sizes them up win his salary,
and reaches the conclusion that
II no ,nagrics and gave his wife
any clothes lie would have 10 Go
witluc: any hir, SELF. 4 yourg
man with m income OF $1I O.
500 month generally mineles
with girls whose clothes look
significant OF tho illustrations
and prices In the aforc ne ntioucd
advertisements and they scare
all notion OF natrilnony oct OF
him. II a girl really wants to
grab Oh "A husband in these days
OF the highly suGM ented cost OF
living, she would better look like
she is wearing less than ofty orI
one hundred dollar duds when
she meets the one she loves and
wants,
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-11-22

Speaking Of money usod in the
recent election. wha, WAS It that
caused that b,S Democratic vote
~ ST. Francois County whom All
its noiNhsorins counties cast =
uoTna party vote 81 Francois
County voters must have had
stronger lnduccmert TO 30 Dem
ocTntic than, Is indicated else.
whore in Missouri.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-11-22

IN ~ esscial " ths hae~as q 60
csses 1t wsaAnssoc, Who ts a -
,a@s1t9 "a trNas trcss axhinE truse
dis-Ase ssd all ,hss& -sroxey,- .aGss-
eoe sscs . aas ercwn tSv0G TIE
tSe wss duty sensred eseAs1 safsa.
aud vweed @seensSt-
Hut shursly aAcr he arsAsriey so
'r'u' was soxns~aas uysss ey . lssss<
frar tho doxsrs u sAs hsA Il nsad:
-Sosss days sso I ssai ySu . laSys
er~sa trvas. VIII yOu kina,y eoAss
BY having sane sxHnined 90 ana-
bssd ard le, ne tnov o sz~an q ps>
steas vAss Il tsed O."