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The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1916-09-14
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LITTLE ECONOMIES.

Leaders Of men have ever been pre-
redent breakers Timid people. no mat
ter how able. never make leaders.
Feariessness and originality are char
aeteristics of all men of progress.
II seems a small thing to mention.
but there is great waste I'm the prep
The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1916-09-14
REFRESHING PEACH AND PEAR.

To meet with cheerful heart what
comes to me.
To turn life's diseords into harmony.
To share some weary workers heavy
load.
To point some straying comrade TO
The road,
To know that what have is not my
own,
To feel that I am never quite alone.
This would | pray from day to day,
For then | know my life will flow
In peace until it be Gods will I go.
The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1916-09-14

These two fruits are general favor
les and may be eaten with no y
The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1916-09-14

cavities, the natural home of most of
our hole-nesNng birds Fortunately
most OF these birds will utilize arti-
fetal nest cavities. or birdhouses.
An unsightly telegraph pole may
be made attractive by the birdhouse
and climbing vines.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-04-26
PERFUME LURES THIS AUTO
u Plunses Across Sidewalk Ints eia
Dap'ay Window On 6fosc~sy,
New York.

Mrs. Harry z. Klein. wife Of Charles
liiliashsn 6 general manager Was az
preaching Longacre square, on 8roa6
way. IN the new s. ,Ql0 automobile her
husband gave Ter Tor Chris,-as ssys
the New Io.k Telegram. Nearing
Forty..eyen,h street she made Up her
mind to run in rear tie curb and make
a. 'aase. Bue coming up on the
wrong side OF the road" and heading
right at her Christmas Gift. vas low.
rakish machine Of sinister aspect
Mrs Klein realized her peril. shs
suddenly turned to the right pc save
her car and avoid crash The ms-
chine bounded like Z gay torpedo out
OF peril.
An actor on the Sidewalk shouted
hts best and fed. ihe Christmas ca. in
tull pursuit Through the p!a,e-gissa
windows Of Peter Feriere's pxrtemery
shop the Christmas gift went
In that window reposed perfumes
at nine dollars an ounce. Gasoline
and scents Of Araby. Hyne,tus and
parts about the Christmas present
mingled.
Mrs, Klein. spa;,ered with perfume,
climbed out Of the CA. anhurt-
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-04-26
PLEA FOR INDUSTRIAL COURTS


A. icnS ago ~ i>a+; Frxaco created
industrial ccgrts. snt the exs@Y.p has
been solosst ey Germany Swst=er'
land. Italy and nelxIr. says George
cr~ei In the Ccntary "A pgest.SAt.
~ho represents tho public. an4 an
equal number OF workers &aa osa
rso,er ss as \ !1ry rather sAaa AZ q
eoafS- Lawyers are hSrrxs. the par.
ties b the tts9as- take ,urHs retatia &
grievance ard dstaase a4d In cease,
aaenee u this siI Ipitessy. 81 per cen.
OF the cases grV adjusted without tor.
mai hearings. il eyeas OF threatened
strikes or hsckaets. the courts have
the power to Sit As boards OF arht,-a-
tioR. and n ts on.y ju rare eases that
satisfactory Agreements are acs
reached"
Compare the simplicity os this pro-
c~dur~ With thc American method of
re3esas trials. freaneag appeals. re,
v~xSsd dsctsions, reaaaaded cases,
court costs. lawyers fees axi months
Of delay. . Ean,let tia, 10 poor uiaa
dArcs to run The dollar oa, OF ~bteh
An alien 10 cheated NAY r,san 10 him
the difference between q esd or . psrS
beach and certainly hrs sense Of in
Justice Win not Inspire aim with re-
spsct for democratic institutions.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-04-26
BEST PART OF FISH WASTED
Public Really Not EeY>st.c n Acre
eiste the Tifbits Of .ns Alaska
6aIenoe.

As ! sa~ the AdMtral Watson txsi.r
cn tousshGs OF css@s ~ saan.oz a;
sssd0fia | asked Hr Randolph hp~
LONG the fan thea beiay sh.yE>sd kat
been ont of the water, reia,es jon. A
Sle:eher To IAsiie's He saH ~Ont,
= day. They 70 from here To sea,,It
and can Be on yonr table tn ,ssw Torx
In three or -four weeks s:,er they a.e
caught Presh nsh
Mr. Randolph said that ons Of the
choices, deiiczeies he eve, ate wzs
meas Of Dreaded broiied kea.ts G. the
big king salmon Some ef these ts.-.
weigh $50 rounda each. <hIle the RED
or ~sockeye" aAa,non average or.y
e;gh; pounds. They taste Ike swee.,
breads" he added. 4, is TOO had tAey
are wasted" And % are tie sne. large
Nvers. ss big rs Jour hand, snc ths
spawn which " It Vas E.grgecu sEgs
would command a high Price f9y
caviar. Plans 10 utilize some of ,sesa
products are being studied by Nj Rac-
dolph and by others. Another ,.ib9,
Ia the LITTLE chunk Of sweet, ;s1da.
meat lodged IL the cheek OF tie Sal
mon. just below the yills. The csa
ners reserve such celicacGes for them
selves ard Their friends. but tie ttrae
Will come when t5ey will tad SPECIAL
mention on the menus Of the highest,
priced restsUrarts
The Gamers &c, at wholesale only
about thirteen cents for one pound
caa .! the best .ed salmon and o1i,
hall the price for the pink x.d even
less fer the white. The re! salmon
constituted onlr lhreesever,hs @. the
pack but three.ourths In value Of tie
entire product TIE public prefers tle
red meat and is willing TO LAY double
price for II. 50 much 10. gratifying
pste
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-04-26
Ca.a OF Cured Meat.

10 -'t '...hse meat Win oof-
az - nfr' o.. '''1 >"-frtFs' oI'
wrap .t'i'.'i'' --.} ana hane III
all airy ''as' %"e!e Inc MICE can
L Z : al j. lac oss' Aelhoo
~oI st '.s'l'!'-'-- meat s"S Asep"ns
over ; >..', - b" - SAt.ose X hrs'
}" . ''',~ '''' S''h anu 'heh 10
" ''"r,.' ..'''. s'~N. .'' '"e eHO y
a. lac @"eS> s.7.'- 'l'" - Il so 'As'
'l,N '""oo. ~ u aio"'A1 'Ne
as1'' x
''e>'> ~ = "a N''~' ~ 'io' " I GU
e@t" o'''1f q '-'SS VIII MoI'0
eoEN 2t.%o.S' IA uanEs' husey
weather cure" 'AoS' VIII mould ~.
III y I'''c % Vail ~" cAN w ihe
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-04-26
The Demand for Prohibition.

ofx,.,,,,v,.to.,,.,..,.,.,, r,c,.,.
,no.,,. ,.ti.,. l,,,c ,,,.,...vo,} frc>.
,,,u.,. .,..., t,,, nu.Ar.,,j, If
,, ,,n. ,o,a .t,o,r, ,rsa,.rdo
..,',,,,,,..,. ,l- a.a.,.2 =,
,r,.,ic I,.,>,,,ton ~ ,r,ar3 ,o
the li,por ,,a,rr. The yssorous
measures ,s,on bv Nussla and
lranco ru ,h, ua.ss,ou ,,,ly IN
s,b, war. yety described A.
emergency l,ejs a,ion !hrs,n,r
se.,.,.,.e;.- v,,,'j n, ,i,,n.,J fo
anpIy To the rneasar.s taken in
the tinted Ii'n%*jor There u.
howevcr. avery ssrors, movement
IN nj. three countries - reader
the prescott conditions p2swaDent
ard even Ia srrSra more drastic
! LEGISLATION as tic ,xpr, ,sS.on ot 2
pcrmaneut policy. /; Is, more
over. sig0ifcaa, that the move
mcnt is splc; ding 70 neutral
countries. and that The Swedish
~ovcrnnont has recently adopted
.,.nr-'rictiyr policy.
!, I-,,r,,, the wNc,l question
= h.;r,,,kcn uu with IKE Vt
-. o~er,.v and tina. the de.
>,l tn,. 7crmouNnt restriction
M ~r0 streug foundation IN
mas ,,;men, is ,burdsn,ly
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-04-26
COTTON STALKS HAVE VALUE


Considering the tact that tn taa
retrasurhsasi Of 1900. .ease sras 81
esostssn stalks hare kscn destroyed an.
nua.lY a. worthless ard cnty in the
way. the possibilities Of paans eaaar
biz q converting tAeaa irtc paper ana
ARTIFICIAL silk are readily campr~Aafsd-
e.4 A rlans Is now bstax erectesi st
Gree, xs..t. Ntss~. whkea will be- de-
voted TO the prepAsAtioa q pulp from
cotsea stalks, and IL is sa.a that ewing
,o tas stronger Gerrs OF tas cotton
s.als pasr. aapvr manufactured fr1a
IL - considerably stronger In prepcr-
,iog. 20 its thickness Aad weight than
thai p-oaeesa from the usual wood
ruir. /, has been the custom 60 eur
and sara the stalks. atsas the cotton
pic king season has ended. At q cost of
ahoai dollar ten. The rse OF cot
ton palp II not limited to the making
ce paper The stalk Ebers have ham
foani capable Of witAstandinx the nj
,-stfng process involved in tho MAX
ing Of san-eeston- The neers also
proinee an artificial silk. notion pic
ture Gins. and such chemicals ~ ~
royiisns, sleohoi and zcetons.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-04-26
Hon. Thos. J. Atkins Announces.

r., 80, ,v,r,a,. .,1-g,-- MI lf
forr9 tbn announcement - Hon
Tbos ! Al,ire cf S. i.nis as =
candidate for the Ror;vt.}jcan
ro,,.ira,.oo for T'gi,-3 States
S.,otor r,o,- tJ.ss,vr-
pr tlans ,,rc4.r -,4.,f known
,tro,e,'.oyr l.i1so,r5 sS y man
WIN has riycr uu vnar% af hi>
|l,ta N ghe service - tho ~ rlr.,..
...,, ..-cz.of At;.sou,; ara while
he has rad ar.igD nj ,!3. v,,r.,6~
ina, ,ersl,v r.;'cw s,gh ~.rygc2.
,v,ol ,f his ryo,,', HAS bacn r~..
,uitor. No h,sn la,ro follow.
v,e ~,,,,,,,.h,,,,, .ha sfqt.. which
,,i.voa ,i.+ ha vn,,!d .. sh.,
s,r,7,,,., mar, tho P,,..l.l,carS
- ,fi..oi,,, c,n1d yc-3ira.,. for
,r'ri,.a s,a.as Se,qgov II. nae
.d,d,c, r.nras,.r4s ma s,ec,,tl in.
.oros. sa : no, e,oel,Aors.r
sirac,cr o-c.r j., any a ~.
.,raa. rorporet;ons n t]a state
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-04-26
Demonstsalor. VIII Visi.
Missos.i Farms.

irq you .lAnninG any cNpf'yi'
mental or demonstration WORK
~. your farm :h,s spring 10 tDi
api the brsS and most ,nonNmlc
Al ara pro.,tahlss way Of manage
,ng it, II So. you had better ask
the .Agricyl.urai Extension Ser
vice Of ,hc University OF Nilsson
ri as Columbia 10 aeud demon
straSor "a visit YOU.
The college Of Agriculture
rprngni2cs iAus example is =
better ,eael,ar thar p,ccrpt and
has arranged los oetaoGStrators
10 visit communities desiring 70
carry on demonstration work
onl, york that has passed The
governmental S'agc and is known
l.. t,e Of practical va'4> will be
K. The demonstrators VIA
%'.,~ t;a,, ~, ,'v Communities where
nor,noncn, tasmers' ''S"'''N"
,ions have been 'ermcd'
a representative o. 'i'' '''>
Of Agriculture will visn Wv w
- ,,,,, nc o,,, 'tiops
His visits will be &
least once n year, and instruc-
tion will be furnished for con.
ducting the Investigations and
The man for whom the dem on
strations are being given will he
10 keep simple records
of lis work, so that a statement
can be made as to its value and
efficiency, TO permit n meeting
of ncighbors on his farm. and to
provide transportation Tor the
,cmonstrator between the ran
road station and the farm.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-04-26

The President has sent snoth,
or note to Germany. demanding
an immediate discontinuanct Of
GeruanY's submarine attack Oh
merchant vessels of her enemies,
The note states frankly tina, un
less its demand is complied with
diplomatic relations between tho
Tni.ed States and Germany Will
be broken off. This cones prcl
IS near tc being . declaration Of
war Ii Il finally comes 10 that,
We are for the United States
above all though we condeam
the foreign policy Of the Pres
dent. which has led our country
up to this dep.Crable crisis. 1t IL
said that President Wilson does
not want war. yet his whole
course from the beginning Of the
o,,h,aal,i, rpronn has led sfeo
by step towards involving us IN
tho s.,,f., 40 = nsr,;niDa,jpg alIy
OF Eagland. We are now fairly
,r;.h;1 ., a,,,erclirr foreign ~,
,;-r,, r.h..as,.r,, aro su;ro,a..
in, our na,jons, jnd.pcndencc,
va have coro,}ad so MANY IN.
v,s,ons Of cnr rights under in.
,c,,.,ioral law IA ENGLAND that
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-04-26
ieges Of TIE pri.afe maauiactur
ers eya.cobol.

ieges Of the private maauiactur.
ers ofa.cobol.
About the same j!iHe that this
inee,iug was beng Aeid in Paris,
q I0tbcr mestir.s < oi a similar In
turc was being hsj4 in the com
merc.al capt! II Scotland.
namely Giasgc~ In 'Ais meet
Ing 1us Observable tAc same en-.
thusiasm and the same demand
for government acton which WAS
20 characteristic IF the meeting
IN Paris. II was urged that the
goyc.nment sEoD|J De asked 10
make the lccal option Of the Scot
lish Temperance art operative
Immediately instead 4 IN 1921,
aaG / was mai ,ai,e3 that if the
people mad g chance - vote On me
que.. .!91 1T a.c present time,
there would @@ Agfeat majority
in favor # Uohib!t:on. The
Tn Scotct meeting vas indeed
nothing If no. who G. hearted in
IFS proposals II declared that
B,., on. .- N ,,--,,,,,s' ,egtt tor nv
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-04-26
A Big Spring.

The Safe OF E.orl3a has It's
iu., shar, vt large and beautiful
snrjuRs Many ut them form
good s,.cl streams from the be
ginning, Aad some or navigsn!e.
Fae lraest srrinc IN thc state
aud onr .. lhe larEc>, ana rrcb
ably tAr r,Sl known To the | nj
tSA S,a,,,, Is Silver Spring, 10
Gated twi,es east ut paiA This
s,r,rr farlusthv principal source
ef DaltWBls River. atr.butary of
,b, - 1.hns ard steamboats,
,r.rcr,,u. tht .!,cs oaler the
,pf,na la,in, waicl. has al Area
al several &,r,s The water Is
from y ,o 20 see, dcep aaa won
d.rfally GEAR. Appearing abso
absolutely coaorless
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-04-26

Wo clip the paragraph below
from The Ground Hog, II paper
that breaches only tax reform.
and il prints the statement in
that connection, but by reading
IL carefully you viii vet more out
OF il than an III, sstra,ion of un'
earned incremen 4 on land values
Charles Rose. Connecticut
ncwsboy, about q year ago put
slo0-the saving oi SIX years
into a lot In tho 11tshirts o'
BRIDGEPORT" ssys John A.
Sleicller. In Iesl e's. Incrcas
I'D business duri sg the war has
sasbled him 70 p ~ od TIC mort
eage. nd secau0 = ~ was odered
y4yOoQ fps ~ bes1 ~ ~ bsieasl
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-04-26
New Use for S1emar.nss.

II Is reported ,hA, the Germans are
laying mines from submarines, Tea
mines are carried oae above anohe.
in \ vertical AirIixat chamber within
the submarine When they are to ee
a.a wafer is admitted 10 the cham
esr and . door In Tie outer sseA Of
tic aali closing the chamber Is epened,
The m.res are then released. one ey
one, through proper APPLIANCES The
ming anchor sirks to the so.,oa, Aac,
by suitable mechanism. the anchorage
cable Is unwouna 10 permit sae mine
to noat 9, The desired aersh below the
sertaee- This method Of mime laying
il absolutely secret. and therefore 10
prcpc-tioraieiy dangerous 10 the en-
suy.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-04-26

Houssvtvss Who have mastered the
nne ast Of baking beans tss,ify thai
By Ill odds the best ra~ material tor
the purpose 10 the California psa
bean" h b the Ne plus ultra oe tho
Bossca bean pot. and its higher price
b oafy . reflection Of It's distincs su
psrtcrtty. Comrarca with It's ts.ieaey
and Ansnses all ether beans are gross
and coanonpiaee. The raefce coast
esans tAAs saved Boston are not =
nAhssAtft. . rompromise or . substi-
suss ~ native eeanz They nrs the
ssestns md most highly esteemed sr.
tsels tOr eeaversicn into Bes.oa beans.
TIE inssgSsfy Of the Boston Sunday
hr~Akfass Axs esen preserved sAsosgh
tAs eaoagasstvs sas4iasn-
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-04-26
sner, Aeeeruieas An Popular.

The natives Of Madagascar are
sres, lovers O! music. and in addition
70 their OWE primitive Instruments tho
scScrdson is very popular, Within the
last ,c~ year. the importation OF these
instruments axs shc~a = steady IN
crvAse. aecu. .e.oso being Imported
annually 10 the valac u about 10000
francs tssS.sso,, These goods have
r,ae,ieally all been imported from
Germany
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-04-26
Wife FgsSses hls Robe.

-Daxgcne. want nsy robe back"
walled Al.an Shelden. resident ck
Crosse posnss shores. In police head
quarters. according to tho Dstrcit Free
Press
THAT was . tox fur fohe wcrth
Sc .oee."' eonstpasd Shelaen. = lsTs
1t for . few minutes IN my automcbihs
in ,rcns Of the county building. Aad
nov It's gone. Get busy Get scnne
detectives and ind h before nay Win
knows ms gone oe--good nixhs'"
symrathssic CLERKS took down . -
scgivtion OF the valnaA1s robe. 81
soon two detectives vsrs On ths tsaaa.
gh.Adsr SIN s1sod - tho dask. ss9.
ing hAsss 4 vsnAn ha1 soAeeoA
carrying IA her arms . rube.
Il am Mrs ohsa1sn-" said - vsN
an. smiiiss q ~ s1Bes sssesl -ysa
sse. took ths ssbs 10 ssvs ~ -
ksns q iansan- 1ls's - eoeaasns -
lesyisg h = - aeeAtDA"
sssilss a6u0a1 ~ hgsw.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-04-26

lilinois Repuh iicMss llsve en-
dorsed Senator William \. Shcr.
man of that state for president.
1t strikes us thu Senator Shcr.
man would hss good man for the
party to get To- ,.cthcr OF. He is
an able man, and besides that,
hs looks ~ ml ,ch like Abraham
linceip that il would be easy for
old'tT ne Repu blicans 10 believe
tha' were " ting for old Abe
" tain.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-04-26

Ifthe Democrats should re.
main in power another four years
she cost of living would probably
get SO high that few of Us would
he able to reach it AT all.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-04-26

The presidential pre- terence
.o,c alat Henry Ford ls A'e'Ahs
in SOM. ot,hc middle wcs: s'sS''@
unuId seem 10 indicate that as'
gulisS ous this way ar" stronger
for q man of peace than Tor one
who is frying to lead the country
into the European embropilo.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-04-26

Maybe the Standard ui! 6oni
pnnv has killed is golden egg
LAYING goose 10y the advsnr" IL
the price OF gasoline. There
may be something in those re-.
uorts ot The discovery at cheap
motor fuels. The thing 30 guard
.,pninat.f these discoveries prove
truc, is allowing ahc Standard
. VI 10 yct possession o1 bhe III
ssirns
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-04-26

T.. ,tcad o! joining ,hc Inr"pcan
the interest Of hnmani
, ,uulu scctu more rsiHsiht
s., web an a,'',udc so ssof'
scn,iinr n sraes ma''f'a' over
,hor. rht. ~onld ."a,s the war
in sho,, order, sni ous york %
humanity" wo. Jd .t a>S'a'
pli>heh without a, " loss, >&'|''
to the plutes who a u reaping '
big profits from war orders.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-04-26

A corpulent negro woman came into
the ossce OF Judge George |. Griffith
OF Kansas City. Kan, one morning and
inquired Cor the '3edge" What car
l do for you." asked the Judge Is
yoh rurn!n fob ledge again che
asked. Yes. I'm tryinE to get the
nomination the Judge replied,
What's the sideratioa fob votes dis
YEAH" What" s.aIoss yelled the
Judge. beginning 70 understand the
driU Of the conversation Al means, y
explained the nesress, is votes ~usa
one dol,sh er tva GoiisAs DE 1ectson'
are ,ou aware that !; Is \ serious Of
Tense for person &c sell his rse'
s;ernly demanded the Judge. All don
'sac,ly un3aas,An yos. JeaEe. but e1
yoh means yoh aiat tGy,n 'eni. ts;s
all right. Al believe yoa's M pcli,isa'
un noho~- And with this cor,omp;9
Gus parting shot she lc:I The ethce>
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-04-26

The progress of the United
States is hampcred mos, by the
principle .ha, the government
can take no steps for the benefit
of the people when /, i:ttciferes
with private profit.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-04-26
Perpetual Wonder.

Il wonder how Fiuhdab can
afford an auto. Don't NouY"
"No. / don't wonder how he
con afford an auto. | know he
cant afford AN auto. hut how dd
gas4,boos like him manaae To yet
hold of sutosy That is wha, CAB
crgasts me. "-~kansss City Jour
nAl."
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-04-26

Government, because it lies III
Ue path OF Bridgeport's rapidly
Extending ammunition plants. .
Did you get il: If not, here'a
the meanlng--the British Gov
eminent owns and operates the
ammunition plants at Bridgeport,
Conn, L. s. a, Illuminating,
what. Neutral also. Quite on
par with allowing Bfitishoi'icers
the supervision OF all ncutfa!
shipping at our eastern scaports.
It a'nost inciires us " believe
tha, charge against the heads OF
orr May Department, recently
brought up in the House, that
they had been handing our new
big gun plans to Russia free
gratis fer nothin."
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-04-26

No matter how strong Con
grese may be for preparedness,
it is still too strong for pork
to surrender much OF it to NEE!
the demands for defense prep
arA,iou
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-04-26

Co,h,nar Dupont Of Delaware,
,y head Of the powder trust, - be-
ing booned as a candidate for
the Eenub.sean nomination for
nrcsiden. HIS supporters must
ne irving tc blow the Republican
xar,y I'D fnr g00a.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-04-26
bogus,

1t is quite within tho range of
probability that the St. Louis
Globe Democrat will be openly
supporting Woodrow Wilson for
re, election before long.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-04-26

The Demo-, ats UP III H'of'S
ka turned Brya dow,, 49, a mem
Der OF the big our ircA' S""'
stn..,u ,be 81 - Wis couveihoN
Mr.. s,ryau VIII no " hnY" to S''
pro&Y If he expects /" nave .
look in u. rha, gathcrl W
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-04-26
Wn,t, Crow IN psassy tvaala.

A white seAsAefvd crov, according
10 ressdsr,s cf Losansvilie. can -
seen In salcucn kesslsrs woodA
Hssnsl,cG Joseph says he sas the
crow sitting cn the limb OF . tree
With 10. black crowA
joseph has . rspstas,oo ior veraeity
In all matters --Yesk ia, pascatcA
psllsasiraia North American
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-04-26
Sl.OO Per Ana.uiE.

Carranza says Villa is dead,
but the burial certificate. and
the corpse as well, IL likely To be
bogus.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1916-08-24
RED CROSS BALL BLUE
Makes clothes winter than snow. De-
lights the housewife Large package
s cents at all good grocers.-Adv.
Saved an Empress.

With the filing of the will of Mrs.
Sarah Gray Crane in the Surrogate's
court a trust fund of $4,000 became
available for the trustees of Amherst
college. DR.. Edward A. Crane, her hus-
band, had left the bulk of his estate in
trust for the benefit of his widow.
After her death it was to go to Am
herst. How Doctor Crane saved the
life of Empress Eugene from a Paris
mob of September 4, 1870, was told in
the will. He planned the secret flight
Of the empress from Paris to Deau-
vile when the republic was proclaimed
after the news of the Sedan surrender.
He arranged passage on Lord Bur
goyne's yacht and took her to England.
The empress rewarded Doctor Crane
with handsome pearl.-New York
Times.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1916-08-24
Why orenestras runs up.

"Why," asked visitor to the the
alter the other day, do members Of
the orchestra always worry people
possessing nerves, like myself, by tun
ing up their instruments7"
It is all a matter Of Thermometer
according to a musician. The TEN
perature in different parts Of the
building is different and the .;instEu
ments have .tOE6e tuned in which ,thes
are played. AS a rule. the. air In !
theater becomes warmer as the PEI,
Torrance progresses and 30 the In
struments have to be tuued severa
times.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1916-08-24
cockroach a TroubIer.

Recently while inspecting large
plant attention was called to peculiar
incident. On branch circuit there
was some peculiar trouble. Fuses would
blow out at various intervals running
from one-half to twenty-four hours,
sails the Popular Science Monthly. At
first no attention was paid, but when
the ground detector started to show
signs of trouble, first on one side and
then on the other, investigation was
made. Covers were removed from the
outlet boxes and from one box a
shower of live and dead cOckroaches
fell on the head Of the examiner. On
looking info the box II was found that
the insulation around the Joints and
especially at the points had been en-
tirely eaten away, the vibration do
ing the rest toward creating the trou-
BILE.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1916-08-24
Filtration,

If all urban population of the United
States were supplied with filtered wa
ter, or water of equal purity, the ur-
ban typhoid fever death rate would be
IA per 10000, states George A. John
son, consulting engineer Of New York
city. A reduction of 81 per cent in
the typhoid rate Immediately follow
ing filtration has been amply demon
strated.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1916-08-24
Looks, It.

q Flatbush-This paper says correc-
tons made recently in maps Of Green
land have shown it to be about $780,
900 square miles larger than formerly
believed. a.
Bensonhurst-Why, didn't know
Greenland had been having war of
aggression recently.