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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-11-18
Methodist Episcopal Church

9:45 a. m. Sunday school, d. S.
Reeves, superintendent. II a. M, Pew.
w. z. Cole will preach. His subject
will be, "The Value of Life Miss
Bernadine Adair will sing the solo,
spirit of God" by Neiblinger $50
p. M, Epworth and intermediate
Leagues. 1880 p. M, sermon by Rev.
Chas Elrey of Johnson. Mrs. H. d.
Martin will sing. A cordial invitation
extended TO all.
ROBERT WARNER, Pastor.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-11-18
City News In Brief

Miss Ella Nebelsieck visited today
in the city.
Mrs. Burton L. French went to Spo-
kane yesterday.
Money on farm security. Thomp-
son-Mickey Realty Co. M13tf
Ted and Frank Deabold of Kendrick
were business visitors in the city to-
day.
Mrs. Roy Holams and son, Royal,
will leave tomorrow for Spokane
where they will visit at the home of
j. G. Mathis during apple show week
Manager T. M. Wright of the Hotel
Moscow is having the exterior of the
building painted, as a preliminary to a
general repainting of the entire wood
work of the building.
G. L. Price of the forestry depart
ment of the University of Idaho left
assist in arranging the Universitys
exhibit at the apple show.
The Moscow Fire Brick e Clay
Products company finished burning
their first kiln today. Construction
will be begun next week on large
smokestack and two permanent kilns.
Professor H. T. Lewis of the econ
omics and social science department
of the University of Idaho, addressed
the citizens of Lapwai Thursday af-
ternoon, explaining the new rural
credits law recently enacted by con-
gress.
AS soon as the rush incident to the
grinding of the fall apple crop is over
at the vinegar plant, three more gen
orators will be added to the equip
ment of the factory. Three were added
last summer, and the thres now on
hand and soon to be erected will bring
the total to nine.
Some one in the service department
of the Northern Pacific's Spokane Of
flee is a real football fan. Yesterday
morning when the Monta football
teams special missed regular connec-
lions by few minutes, the company
hooked an engine and caboOse on
their special car and brought them
on through in less time than the reg
ular trains would take.
An article recently published in the
Star-Mirror, in which it was stated
the Rev. and Mrs. Lankard of this city
were attending the San Diego exposi-
tiun, picture shows and other frivol-
tiles is in error Rev. Lankard is pas
tor of the Nazerene church of Boyle
Heights, Los Angeles, and is in the
midst of very successful revival, as
sisted by two evangelists. Rev. Lark
ard writes he is saving many souls
with the "Old Time Religion"
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-11-18
Presbyterian Church

Services tomorrow will be as fol-
lows: The Bible school at 9:45 a. m.
for the study of Gods Word. Junior
Christian Endeavor at p. M, Adult
Christian Endeavor at $50 p. M,
topic-"Why Christianity is the Hope
of Our Country" Worship and SER
mons at II a. m and 1880 p. m. Prayer
service on Thursday at 1880 p. m. A
cordial welcome to all these services
DAVID HENRY HARE, Pastor.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-11-18

Many famous artists
have made these Tone
Tests" Read what the
papers say:
Impossible to distinguish be-
tween the singers living voice
and it's recreation by the in
strument that bears the stamp
of Edison's genius
Boston Herald, Nov. 10, 1915.
The ear could not tell when
it was listening to the phono-
graph alone. Only the eye
could discover the truth by not
ing when the singers mouth
was open or closed"
n. Y. Evening Mail May 8, 1915.
at was virtually impossible to
distinguish between the real
voice and the Reiterated voice
of the singer
Philadelphia Evening Telegram,
April %, 1716.
christine Miller herself and
Christine Miller on the Edison
sang side by side. The two
voice were SO identical that
when one or the other stopped
it was impossible to detect it in
the audience"
Cleveland Leader, Sept. %, 1915.
mot possible to tell one from
the other"
Detroit Free Press, Oct. IL, 1915.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-11-18
Church of til Brethren

Services for Sunday, November 80:
Sunday school at 10 a. M, preaching
service at II a. m. and 1880 p. m. The
subject of the morning service will be
'Home Religion" and of the evening
"a Microscopic View of Duty" In
the evening at $50 instead of the
Christian Workers meeting we will be-
gin mission study class using for
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-11-18
CARD OF THANKS

We desire to extend our thanks to
friends and relatives in the city who
so kindly assisted us during our re-
cent bereavement, and for the beauti-
full floral offerings given.
MRS. w. w. GILBERT
AND CHILDREN.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-11-18
st, Marks Church

Sunday, November 10. 1916, the
Twenty-second Sunday after Trinity.
10 a. M, Sunday school; II a. M,
morning prayer and sermon. All
seats free; strangers welcome.
REV. J. WATSON, Rector.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-11-18

our text book christian Heroism in
Heather Lands" the first lesson be-
ing the life of William Casey the ia
Their of modern missions. You are cor
daily invited to all of these services.
FRED A. FLORA, Pastor.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-11-18
The First Norwegian Lutheran

There will be services in the Eng
lish language tomorrow evening at
1880. Sunday school every Sunday at
10 o'clock. There will be services in
the Genesee Valley Lutheran church
tomorrow at II a. m.
C. M. GRIMSRUD, Pastor
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-11-18
THE CURIOSITY SHOP

Her Husband-What an inoidinate
curiosity you have!
His Wife-Yes, you are curiosity,
but you're worse than that. You are
a freak.-BOston Transcript.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-11-18
First Church of Christ, Scienu.s,

Services are held Sunday morning
at II, and evening at 1880 o'clock. Sun
day school at 9:45. Meetings Wednes-
day evening at 1880. Lesson sermon for
Nov 10, Soul and Body" Chris
tian Science reading room, sec
ond floor church building, open
every afternoon from 3 to 5.
Public invited to attend services and
reading room.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-11-18

of the
Has Mr. Edison
Glen Ellison the Scotch will be Mr. Edison
which
side with Mr. Edsons his voice!
which
which the
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-11-18
Blaine M. E. Church

At 10 a. M, Sunday school; at II a.
M, service in the Norwegian langu-
age, and Rev. G. ]. Larsen, the district
superintendent, will speak. At 7.30
a short sang service lasting 20 min
utes. At o'clock service in the Eng
lish language by Rev. c. J. Larsen.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-11-18
MOSCOW BUSINESS SCHOOL

Alive, Progressive, Growing-Stu-
dents may enter any time. Individual
instruction. Two training Offices
Moscow Lewiston. We furnish help
to 200 responsible firms, including 33
banks.
FRED L. ULEN, Pres.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-11-18
Catholic Church

Early mass, 800; Second mass
1920; benediction, 7.30 p. m.
FATHER PECOUL, Priest
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-09-06
Political He. Shot.

Wa.shful waiting make,h Voc.
fal wanting.
Hughes is hammerlnS and the
Democrats are yanmering,
The Wilson administration
stands for taxes, and more tax.
es.
The hughes trail wtll be cold
by tho sime the Dem ocra,s strike
10
AS q party leader, would |. bc
fair 70 refer 20 J Ham Lewis as
J. Pork Lewis
Can the folks an the Demos rot
10 band wagon continue 80 play
by the Presidents notes.
Hughes says the county osu :
bs sAyod 10y letting 10 drift That
10 whore he and Woodrow Wilson
differ.
wasblnvsou reports that new
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-09-06
Better Wheat Crep Next Year.

Careful ,naruring sud prope,
precautions against the hess,sr
tlv shuald bc iAOkci after tl,s
fall Is We are e. DE- evcrr:A.ra
possible 10 avoid another short
wAes. erop, Plenty OF barnyari
Inancre. aaA clover, alfalfa pr
some other lrsumo iG rot.,.on
furnish the nitrogen thar whoa,
needs most oAo~ply, bu; lime,
phos phorus. and potash must
som metimos bc added in other
Ways.
The anoun, Of available plant
icod In your ssil this tall viii bc
oae Of the chic. factor. il deter
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-09-06
Piunder and Politics.

There is no question .n tkC
minds Of those familiar with th.
facts that through political III
, canery the Government, that Z
the people who pay the taxes, is
annually robbed by corporstinns
which are As guilty Of stealing
as tho hishvaynsn or burglar.
Congressman Quin, OF Missis
sipl', dared TO aescr. il Con.
gress, recently ,hA the rifles
manufactured b. the Govern.
neat COS, /. so. ,ha. these
bought from private factories
cost y, s27-identicallc the same
gsr lie can:nued
This machine gpn which VOC
have read about. that xsiehs -
pounds, costs 1920, purchase d
from private factories, As a.
the l.tu" tripod aud the pac,
that goes On the male ) back,
great Statesmen or that commit.
tee iaqxiring about /, discovered
that tripod chat Sears Il Roe.
bacA, Of tAs gentlemen own
~vn, wou'a supply for abou, 80
cents, is supplied by this gun
nsuuae.urer u. s50V, and ,h"
i.,to pack that goes On the IT ale :
bsch costs the Cover meut 500
at The hand Of , private factory.
Any Man who ever use! A shut.
gun, and WHO ir tt Judge OF arms.
hnovs that tho machine cur.
weighing 30 pounds, and a little
tripod or pair OF .ongs 10 hold it
ap, is worth abcu- So. but man.
utac,urcd by those people and
So.a 30 unc!c Sam, " custs the
taxpayers ct this kepuhiic
si1oo."
When we know that every year
for decade ws have sven, uaon
oar navy many more mill.uEs
than any other nR.iun savc Great
Britain. |, ~ plainly c,!dent that
no small part ot these millions
lions have gone INTO the lrcasur
los VI private corporations whose
propaganda INST :Jg IL brhali o.
preparedness" and a 1argvrI
patriotism" Is Too trans parent
10 be oven amusing Our 0umh'
animals
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-09-06

Tae FsS:a!sh :of.s & ss.e .aasa. f.al..
aes> j. Nsa,l.t.e.v.a Ac4 ,as u,s.I
'-va@s he o'ua!r! q, - g1rsaiss- Tho
F!aAtc!s - the ;ls't,!e ass+s was = ses.g.
soJ' 'ef1-.s4e oe4nlsAii, ;aA, is. q s,s4u.
;Ty oAoSo !T-l,! u..S a s'nGa;. IL. a,
uu.es * NHs Gag3vr 'ASs .ure!alasy ps
sIaNt% A.4 Sy-e5eiI,ats 1.uts,,s ,ha, Il
The e:Hq:et SAsth ;c,-a !a.slglr1i the
Gvr7ss..-.c states T'.sr Fl.,a.ee> - the
middle ages Is 'od2y = ...,a seywy~..,
lral.se A..3 iels 2sa. y..> svelatcr gar.
t.,ats i,se31a,: IL Re!s. a-.l. &r.i two
;-".acS'S II tAc western pa-; g. the
latter c'saatTy ara Agsoaa ss Eas, &isl
Nrs! Flanders the lastec :ruGt;as ~
the North sts. FrzrsSezlty su the
country tia, s0-aacd the FlASsers Il
tlga aalst!tn ssSr> Is lcs and ,eFr. ::
h,'.,ce x WAS c1;uEenaly caal,-! ,ae Low
Country Yr-rs and tAe British hass
cui IL the Nora ~rs and ,.sg.A scr
transferable ASisncr tasu aor.A~ru
fraace, are in : caan;ry iaz, .u-z.ei
iN&vt q odd fisGt--x
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-09-06
NO RAlLROD STRIKE.

We are glad 20 say that tks
threatened railroad strike has
been ayerted, foy the time bcing,
At laast. The method by whicA
It vas ayertcd 10 not ereditable
% the Wilson administration nor,
foy that matter. % the nation.
II presents bvsls a. ahjectly
surfsndering under threat to
the will Of very small percent,
'cf the whole people. TO stase
sR the impending trouble, con.
gress, 90 the demand Of the
President, precip!tatsly an d
without inquiry into the merits
Of the case, passed a law making
the demands of the Qrainmen up.
on the railroads compulsory on
the latter. Tais act IL unpre
'ccdented and revolutionary In
its character as fageriug seeeial
safarest and invading the rights
private enterprise zY This la,v
stands il opeas she way 81 fed
cral regulation Of wages in al
American industry. Farm hands
could organize snd under this
precedent ard com pei Inc govern,
rlnrt s. establish q working day
Of ary length and The csnpcnsG.
tom therefor as may please TIE
fa,mhanAs' brotherhoods. The
principle o! arbitration and ma
tual adjustments has bsen aban
,:,nad We lave no fault 30 fAd
With the railroad brotnerhools 5
in cett.na all tho benefits AID
they can Tor their men bars,
that's what their organization,
are for; but special class ieg!SIn,
ton u the order that congress
has just seen tit 10 adopt Tor their
oenett must. IL extended 10 9th
or Gases, soon become burden
s9no 20 the public. We bc!ieye
congress has made grievors
mistake IL taking this step
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-09-06
The State Tax Rate.

The Democratic rewspapsrs ai
the State ara publishing an al
legged comparison between The
tax rates ef Missouri and several
adjoining states, TO the dsscredit
Of the latter. The states Of lowe
and Illinois are mentioned as un,
der Republican control and o.
having . A'sAc, ,,,."x.'. An In.
ves,igation will s.sw thst the
people Of both Iowa snd lliins's
pay much less taxes per SIo OF
actual property valuation than 90
The people Of Missouri and get
,shsitely more for their money
In the states named there is cX
caption for the posr man who
ouiy has U few husdred dollars.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-09-06

oi Msxico 1, ie asserted iha,
this policy has kept us out o'
gar with Mexico; By, Il has ao'
Acr: us out Il var with HAT.
although H. little as poseiblo II
SAID about shis latter instance
Oar interference in Haitian a.!
fairs has ncaut var more blood J
to the Hsitiaua-uian the Ter
rihle world s.r!fa Ia Earoce, IL
proportion h the nuM ters eli,
gagged therein. Our marines anu
blue jackets with their ms.hinc
guns have killed 900 revolution
lists In Haiti, though the losses
on oLv side have been small
Wur'-~why We simply wen. into
Haiti nnd ann,nila,cd all opysz.
ton. I; ray be srgusl that u &
!isltain people arc only mig
gers and don't count: tu. tha.
does not alter The l. I, that W.
made uHS irtetiereut IN affairs
theirs ~ bloody As hey could
wen Ia Now, Why as j, tia.
Mr. Wilson can not yeew d rove.
luton IN Haiti withea, jumping
IN nad pcrforSiing Il A. Quickly
ss possible with machine guns,
while In Aox'cu ne purhnes the
policy ut watchtuI waiting In
Haiti rc Americans wore being
killed hy the rero!uiionists, in
Mexico they wore being killed
by scores SQUADS strange does
It not. The reason fos u,r Hal
tian tntcrvon,!nu was nos lives,
out jest plain, ordinary. and
more or lrss dirty Wall Stree,
dollars. The National CITY Bank
Of New York has money lied up
Ia iia,taln securities, " hose safe,
tv demanded untista,esa cundi
tions IN ~" iiia"k Republic. So
Wall Street gave orders 70 Abe
goy"rnhsnt al Washington t.
make ihoee dsliars safe, And
they have been made safe. 600
rev graves IN Haiti attest the
fact.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-09-06

TNrc W thr,s, Syslcics Ga.,ag shS ts-s,
message by tel sFs;a Asry. tSeyxs pysps,
yd ey the (. -,rsa,Ns NJ. yal ,hs
s,'a ~ t,sa atAn W, VAS ~ t..l,>Astaa,
teGg, in s..s hls.,xy ~ IN gS44xGe,ie
telegraph. ~ri,cs 10 Say tha; ,h, yrr,
.As..est r~sssse ~ax se@t ea Ssf,sesn
,.cr = iSS'. Ia rafety csy~r.ss~e tn,
Nay BY Nj. MxAs and NJ vsl
That MAS tsiSsv the tl>sva,ssn ~ 10.
DO, and dash xl.A>ast. ssl ,hs nsss
sAse Was rv~Nseis,t 10 v-.ha,sci chsrHe
te.-, each of stleh rsprS~~.a,sd a a,na
t.sT. rsc ~eeNs c~ss~pss led TO "a
rtsSrs cvmkanxttSas a narsl~rs. sas
thew Was . Dictionary Yr~s~ ~ q,
Mr. Aessr In ~a,eh tn w<sis wrFs
sat ds1n aSxln~s tAe aGEaosr~ TIA
sod I've s's~A-issIAs Gus .Aa.sa.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-09-06

mihifx youS ~tes. yield rox'
y"as- ONE ot ths pri,eipa! caus
es OF winter killing n poor fall
cead'.Io1 On tie better !ane,
iof 'he state this Il 60, such a
serious problem. but or TO ne,
1it':4 - oDorer sOsls !: 5 cs,y an.
das eHc4spt.oaaLy tavoyab!e CON.
ai'oJs that sheas xi.. Ae ...a..
ops arpo9h 80 w..Assaad aevvYe
sint.t THIS ia! cor3..ion es.t
4a14.tg S's Improved by ,s.e u4s
! 9! to-;.e sort o. c1E mercl.i Ger.
THAR !, has been touHa sr sne-
L ssDUr Agrier.:R1I Expert.
Hens station t.aas s,e asa ot corc.
ne-cial fertilizer m IL x.aea.
co, is Usually a gool invest.
meEtt, especially on t2e ,...n.
~oru Soils OF ,ae ss.ta.
~.,,
'-' '-"'' '''+ H. ~ '>H
'-'
-, 49, '--' - 50
.:.
80
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-09-06
Henry Lanm Glib Far
s'aole 'li,aet

The Henry La d "'ab oi s.
Lo1is vas QrGas.s . f2r the, ".
pose ot pfomotiur i.le GoH.aa.
tlal and 4.ec .ion u: lldr Hen =
Lamm iur Gov. We took
IL part IN TIE NOMINATION oi apy
other candidate arA d.6 ne.
cham pion the cause II Any other
canHaatc, Oar purpose is to
corNue the work. elect iadce
Lamn govorro, and cur act.vi.
ties WI, ho di!ea:sG H. getting
the Republican voters al S.. Louis
registered and :h, Nepu hi.ean
voters throughout his state 10
the polls or eloc' on i0y, a7g { 4
thon &c vote the autlrt RopsHll-
car ticket, prcsl&na.. Sena.or,
goycrnor state u;h>t3>. congress
mon, oE
We to Do' !rt,ua 10 ii Aay Way
cor !ict N:h u embrace ,ac
work OF tnr State Committee.
bat or the contrary, a. DO every
thing We car - supplement- ,lla!r
work and ASST thcD III getting
oat a tt.ll Reps bl.can vote Any
statement mada ty individuals
contrary 70 t1!s uoi.ry IS NJ. tie
policy Of the club
Secretary hcury lAmr CIut.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-09-06

apology has tl,en sent to II, :.
Chic: Carrarza. bAts like 5
ta III,
II. Bryan Is mistaken when
be says Hughes ia "yit~:c4!, -
TIE canlidu,e - merely sni Y.
ing ,ise acid .es;
Ano:h2- enc raging t4at.rc
about our re" aaTy .> tia. TAsU
II is completed, Mr Dare.s vii
oos b. secs-l la.y oi !
Having discovered that the
Democrats don. ,ikc what he 8
saying, ". Hughes doubtless j.
convinced that l. j. ~ tie ~ :.
tyars
4 bond issue by the N.son
Adm!u!sM alton ,, 4esc,y IL (
Sam 8 note, and ~ 5cs. te,us
Woodrow Wilson s,cs i . y-sit8
notes.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-09-06
vAiIe In Missouri. sR Demo
cratic voie, the woTNnE nen has

Willie In Missouri. s8 Demo
cratic sole, the worMnE nsu has
Asd 10 pay on valuation 1t Efsy
doilasa oven when he didnS have
q thing On sarsh except his jE.
mediate clothina . condition
which obtains Ia no 2epubiican
state. Besides. IN Iowa and III.
nois. property Is vailed Tor taxa
ton on much over basis. a fact
which vitaily efyeets tbe rate hn'
eyenS Itself ou, IN the gross tax
payment.
Tho proper eotn perison 70
make In Missouri "a with the Re
publican administration OF GOV.
eraoK Hadley imm cd!ately pre-
aedinR. but the Gco!og!s.s Of the
present state regina, inc.sding
Col. Gardner. couldn't be induc-
ed 10 90 Into this Ulni.es:iy fnir
forr. Of ccnpar!son because the
ahcwi.a vouis i-... ,k.yn To
seame.
Every citizen Of Missouri
kneus, without seeinx the Er.
urcs, that the administration Ct
Governor Hnd!ey vas no. only
more economics. and business.
like but more cfiClGu. tean tLa;
Of the present Democratic oatlt
1t JcacTsen Clty and there was
no scandal ccnn eoted with that
administration L. commanded
ererybody's respect ard the POO,
pie OF the stat. Lc,o ~ ,helr
heads ia jss:l'iabie pride during
lts incu u bency.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-09-06

We noto IN ;be Wash'n StVc
n,spatcle- that toe Ad,n.nistia
tion j. onEs, drtihe y drastic
trade Wa, "a y against Great Brit
a'n and her a.'les, ~ >.A)Atip..
Of Erclsnd's DuMoious u"cns.-
against, American ttsie cyor
since tho Iuiorcan way broke
ont Whom We remember that
th.a cuuntfy has endured tne6c
lndIanit,ts FOR iai!y tao yo4 ~
without any Serious objection
from tho .,oyernE.oLtat Washing
ton, this suiac1 determination
Ia take roiAlia,0yy stcv> against,
the o!iIeudvr !uDas suspicious
4 move lilo this coming on thc
eve Il a pres i3ra,,al election. al
tcr having regarded tho oNonses
iov years with complaceut ,nlen,
can safely hc attributed 70 n
dps.Ta 10 inliucncc vetos. ltmay
also bc taken that iacreis no real
intent on part uf nui Au,urnmcn;
10 use ihs weapon against the
British. The administration is
too fully conn itscd as friend
Ia. Ehgland in this war for n sud
den reversal Of this friendship
on the subtcrfuge that our 70.
cian trade has boon made to sut
fer. Had Washington ra,j con,
ccrn ia the trsdc welfare uf This
country. and q real interes, IN
our rig hts ms neutral nation, the
step now contemplated would
have been token at the very ou,
set Of the war. We canno: for q
moment believe that tho Amer,
can people will accept the sincos.
isy IT the action now. II comes
Goo late and at n time chat makes
IL show every motive oi self IN
teraat in those who thus advance
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-09-06

=. /. Manager, who was de,
feated for tho Democratic nom
ina.ion for Congress in this d.s
,ric, says \ have learned the
ftrca of a,9o!rtecs when brought
iuto action | have !osrncd the
influence ot money co.sIpi!y
G.ad In campaigning when IL
lands q: the smart aai uIsCru
.e'aGs. This Is a lrc.,y serious
.al.,tment Of tho !io,i Wx,A r
l.. licnsIcy, tho successful car
tiithtI for this ioa,ion, by
cue @: his own poi!,lcal faith II
nr Munecr kIuwns whereof he
sveaH,in making this charge. he
Ahonil produce the facts, We
doa. want IA" kind Of man hc
in,imn'cs Mr.. slonslcy is repre-,
sorting III in Congress, Ia: the
pcopic hayc what you know, Mr.
Ai.rirp.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-09-06

his reported that The stenc
used /. ccr new three yu...io:
dollar capitol, building Ut JcH
Cay is Developing h!otchy bali
moons' in aidit!o. to thc
crows feet" il mad praeieu.l,
shown. The ettuc! should be
charming. The taXpeyrcrs
should recall the controversy
over using this s.cac. ard TIE
fact that The .3bs'ers n chartr
Of the matter would acltl. 70
otter kiaA
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-09-06

The Aosrican people hnro
no doubt boon st o loss 10 under
stand the poIiay u thc Wilson
administration that permits 1t 10
intervene 10 the revolutions Of
HMu aud not In As soyolu ions
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-09-06

Judge l4aEm cid not wait long
TO take up Col. Gardhar's dare
on the lAtterS state farm lean
sohe;ne So The Cob. will have 10
try some other blufs
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-09-06

Eoumania has entered TIE wai
aeSiast Germany ard Greece
will take the same step socn.
each w..h al cy4 to obtaining
more territory sheGld Germany
be beaton down. T'ae war la :,
resolved itself int orc grand
nasyrr"3s or rart C :he A!!ie'
70 despoli the mt gritty OF The
Tvctcu!c na'Iora.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-09-06
We again insito attention 70
the fact that tho high cost Of
living hasG't come down. Lay
u on the Wilson administration.

The Wilson sdminist ration
wants Germany licked, OF course.
but hopes the kaiscr won't hol.
ier 'nough until afscs She N0ycm.
ber election.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-09-06

Tho recent upbaaral in the St.
Loui. police department vas the
tlrst step in an attempt OF the
Missouri Democracy 10 control
the election there through police
interference. Sume old game,