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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-11

PACKING PLANT
PLANS ARE HERE
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ing to a representative of The Forum
that it would be May 1 and probably
later before bids could be received on
this work. In receiving bids. all Of
fers will be sent sealed to the Fargo
Office where they will be opened by the
board of directors" said Mr.. Hoopman.
This will be more satisfactory to
all concerned and will give local con-
tractors the same chance as outside
contractors"
P. M. Casey and Mr.. Hoopman have
opened offices in Room "a of the Hunt
ington block at the corner of Broad
way and First avenue north. These
gentlemen say that they would be glad
If the people Of the city would call at
the offices and get acquainted.
Mr.. Hoopman has been working
with the architects on the plans. He
has visited many of the large packing
plants of the country and says that
in making up the plans the best ideas
of the architects, his own ideas and
some Of the best points OF the larger
plants of the country have been adopt
ed with the object in view of MAX
ing plant where the best sanitation
can be secured and where labor is re-
duced to a minimum.
There will not be a department
where rehandling will be necessary"
said Mr.. Hoopman this morning. '"rhe
plant will be so arranged that the
raw product starts in at one place and
comes out at another a fully manu-
featured product packed for shipment.
This will save much labor.
I'm addition all by-products will be
utilized and there will be no waste,
the entire plant being so arranged that
the cost of manufacture will be as
low AS it is possible to bring it
in any plant in the country"
The main packing building. accord
ing to the plans prepared. will be
constructed entirely of steel and con-
crete with the tile panels, making it
strictly fireproof. This building will
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-11

German origin that appear on the navy
records are Schultz, Cpheim. Foss-
mark, Schrader, Obertz, Lueck
Schifles, Huebach, Kucher, F1ansburg
and Wiper. Americans of Austrian,
Hungarian and Bohemian descent also
are represented.
Sure, was an Austrian" said
Thomas Philipczyk Of st. Cloud. after
he had taken the oath to serve in the
navy yesterday, but that was before
became an American" Gabriel A.
Cyzs of Minneapolis, another former
Austrian, echoed his statement. Nov
I'm ready to fight for Uncle Sam, -
continued Philipczyk. 'I'll fight against
anybody.
Answered Presidents Call.
II thought it all out when the presi-
dents call came and decided it was up
to every young American who had no
dependents to enlist picked the navy
because that's the place the nation
needs men the most right now. If we
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-11

had been entering on a land war I
might have Joined the army"
The sentiment expressed by Philip
cZyk is typical of that expressed by
Americans Of Austrian and German
descent, according to Lieutenant
Commander Wilson. I'VE see no diff
ference in Americans" he added, "un-
less it is that Americans of German
and Austrian descent are coming for
ward more rapidly than Americans
descended from other nationalities.
Perhaps they realize more poignantly
the necessity of getting men before
We can help end the war"
1877 Recruits Enlisted.
Today the navy records showed that
1877 men had enlisted since the ma
tional call for 800 men from Mime
sofa and North Dakota on April 1,
OF that number 80 are of German
or Austrian descent.
Another indication of the loyalty of
Americans of German descent, accord
ing to the navy recruiting officers is
the ready response for help in navy
recruiting that has come from mayors,
bankers and doctors throughout the
northwest, whose names are OF Ger
man origin.
University Of Minnesota students
who enlist in the army or navy will
De given credit for the work of this
semester, and senior students who en-
list will receive diplomas with their
class.
The different colleges at the uni
versity are fast going on record as
placing this rule into effect and it is
expected that 1t will be made a gem
eral rule.
Xix Colleges Offer Services.
MANY of the departmentS asnao;aIJv
the engineering and scientific schools,
have offered departmental service to
the government. USE of the dental in
Urinary in treating the teeth Of the
recruits and the pharmaceutical gar
den in growing certain drugs is being
considered.
Use of the state fair grounds for
military purposes has been offered by
Secretary Thomas Garfield.
Sleeping quarters for 16 guardsmen
who will do guard duty at the capitol
under command of Lieutenant Dana
Schmahl, have been arranged in the
basement of the capitol
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-11
THE PRINCESS

There's more than one way to kill
the goose. and Henry B. WalthaH,
failing in one. succeeded in another.
For some time there has been a
brisk rivalry between the Essanay star
and his brother. John. for sportsman
ship honors. Henry Dragged that he
was a good fisherman and John went
But John had Dragged about being q
hunter. and Henry after filming Es-
sanay's feature production. The Tru-
ant Soul went out to Nebraska and
came back with carload OF grouse
and ducks John bagDed one sparrow.
Henry WaIthall is starring in The
Truant Soul. at the Princess.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-11
Royal Jap Marriage.

Toxic. April 1.-THE marriage ar
ranged between Prince vi Yong, SON
of the former Emperor of Korea, and
Princess Masako. daughter of Prince
Nashimoto. is to take place some time
this spring. Prince vi, ST.. grand
father of Prince vi Yong. intends to
come from Seoul personally to express
thanks to the Japanese emperor and
empress for the alliance between the
imperial Japanese house and the form
er imperial house of Korea. He will
be accompanied by a suite of thirteen
Japanese and Korean officials.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-11
TILE ORPHEUN

For the last half Of this week start
ing Thursday night the Orpheum
players will present the big May Irwin
success, The Frisky Mrs. Johnson, a
comedy drama in three big acts. This
will be followed the first half Of the
coming week with a new bill now
playing in New York. The Things That
Count. This play has never before
been presented in stock and was
secured through the kindness of VIM.
A. Brady the well known New York
producer
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-11
GAR.RICK

a new Douglas Fairbanks play will
be seen at the Garrick today and
Thursday. Its name is American Arls-
tocraey, and in it the athletic star ID
said to have one OF the most amusing
roles that has yet been given him. The
Mexican sympathizer, who is sending
gunpoWder to that country in matted
MIX cans. and incidentally wins the
girl the filibuster had designed to mar
~. Jewel Carmen, seen with Fairbanks
IN The Halfbreed and Manhattan Mad
ness. Is the girl
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-11
Copies Wanted.

We will pay cents each for copies
Of The Forum for Feb. % and March
/. at Forum Office.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-11

Complete in Coats and Suits for
correct spring wear Herbst's Ready
to-wear section. advt.
Potosi journal., 1917-01-03
Bonne Terre Man, Drunk,
Kills His Little Nephew

An unfortunate ending oi IA drunken
spree, in which the li.,le son OF one
OF the foreigners on Hungarian Hill
lost his life. was reported Monday
morning.
1t seems from inform alton obtaina.
Bile that Desso Kiss, worker In the
mines here ana boatder in the hnrae
OF another foreigner, Steve Pe.r.ck
returned to his lodging about i:so
Monday morning z in drunken state;
that he was accompanied to his room
By a llt.le sou o! Petsick, and that
soon thereafter sho. WAS heard in
tAc room occupied by the man aud
buy. On investi cation. j: was found
tha. tha BOY was mortallv wuunded
having been shot in the back near Il e
spinal column, lying from the injury
IN y sho.. time.
The little ,ilt.in -. the tragedy vas
> Years ola 4u,. 4 nephew Of ,hc man
VINO shnt him. Coroner English held
an Inquest, hut there Was no eye Wit
ness to the affair .xeep: the man who
did the shooting, and he was TOO
drunk - recall howilt happened. kIs,
WAS arr stea, bat has been reea :. /!
under bond, honne Ter-c Register.
Potosi journal., 1917-01-03
Starlight

I'"" 5ut known vhat how lnuw
ip;.t Ntnt I" school ~, luns ncu,
should have mad the mos, oI t!.ya
| wasted IN n luudr,vi WAYS.
should have early tuchl,-! In
little lea! an ne 10 win:
l should have known how .uuch IL:
meant
To gather learning as | went:
And nll the things that | G,,spiS.s,
Al! 'cft neglected. ii have. priz.ei-
"'f" once more 10 rn To schuci
Ia learn each thrngrin and rule:
Although II made mr twist and saurfn.
With hnn"r w"tid start the term:
III d" the simpler lessons Welt.
And then when harder tasks h.f,u
To master them Ia hc cgn,rr,.!,
Twas there so oficn that | sltp,as,:
Though eagerly ycaru,L Ia play.
III rct my studies every day.
No rul" nr lessen now know
Nns hard. unless Id made +, SO:
And when ] studied IA should
And closed III. day with markings
good
With speed md ease always wrought
In" problems that Tomorrow BROUGHT.
Ana hai huowu what now knew
should hns" xtutii.,! long n-n.
Fer | hay" learned ii, bitter cos;
The lcAs"na thu, | had nni lost,
Til" American lloyI
Potosi journal., 1917-01-03
THAT MORNING LAMENESS.

Ii you are lame every morning
and suiIe. urinary ills. there
must oc Il cause. Often it's weak
kldneys To strengthen the
weakened Kidneys and avert
more St rious trou oles, use Doan's
Kidney Pals. You can rely on
Mineral Point testimony.
I, l.. l.lEslns, farmer, Mine -T
Point, Mo, says, Il ha.d Z lane
oach aEu harp paius across uy
kidneys. eoulGn', rest we'll
anG i" the morning vas stiff aud
lame had TO pass the hidrep
secretlous too often. Doau's
Kidney Pills removed the lame,
rc> and r. el,ated .ho Passages
pi 'he H!dn, y scrre;.ons. They
are the best kidney ucdicine |
ever used u
ptIcc 300, at all dealers. Dnu't
simply AS. for kidney remedy
70. Deans Kidney Pals. the
sane that MIR. Higgins had. Eos
tor Ml,hurn Co, Props, Buffalo.
y. J.
Potosi journal., 1917-01-03
:ILaLa|t.

fmntu Nnl4Ans ut 1t. Louis spent
S"'ofa' CAY" WITH h1s sisk !a!her at
1!"se' 'ieh 'Ae past Seek.
Mr., and Mr. Blackwell q. Eonne
ic'te spent Ii" hcii!ave VIA M,s.
ni4ck se.i'r ,.rc,.ts, Mr.. aud Mrs. ?,
d. Huml hey :,his r!ace.
M;s. J2anihpn Hisaon went to St.
Lanis Nein' ,tar !or further treat
mcu. by \ specialist. Sac Mas accom-.
pA"'eN ~ rvf husband, and her
a"DRh'e'' 1.'s. JoAh q Adams, ard
iieF sou ffahA, OF Denver. Colorado.
"fs' ilahie5 situs s'eV oGys OF Lass
"etS "i- Ter ,afeI's' MI nd Mrs.
r' w. "oo!!u'd.
ti,.s tI,tfur,,tri.. u,s
Potosi journal., 1917-01-03
Modern Izaac Walton Uses
Electric Lights as Aid in
Making Raid on Flnny Tribe

Luring 6sh BY electricity Is simply a
saew and very efficient stunt TO which a
lew batteries and an electric light may
- applied In q recent patent for this
purpose N inventor has provided de-
Nce. which Is Intended to induce timid
nah to venture from their hiding places
h drifts. into the Os,en water. where
fhey may be eanly caught by the pa
Ae0t and persistent fisherman, says
the Electrical EIperimenter.
The device consists merely Of an
electric lamp incased in a strong glass
chntainer. float to regulate the depth
a. the glass. q coil of wire and few
batteries 70 energtze the lamp The
wires are insulated from the water BY
: length Of rubber tubing and the bat
Hrtes stored In portable box on
pore. The dexibility Of the tubing.
however. does not permit It to bend un-
der the stress Of flowing water. A
Anall switch mounted on the outside
q the box completes OF opens the cir
cult 10 the lamp at will.
When the fisherman Is ready for op-
araho0sshe sets bis fioat at the proper
place 9nd drops the LAMP into the wa.
r. He then allows hiS line to bang
ongside the lamp and proceeds to
make himself comfortable. The dsh
nooo crowd around to view the cleo
43cl display and when one attempts
, rafaye the hook Of It's bait. the
ngler pulls him In. After all Of the
~ at one place have barn drawn from
Apr hiding places. the fisher 4,al turns
q bis tight and draws It shorcwsrd,
1hs tubing il now coQed and placcd
Win the lamp aud float Id the box con.
eanln1 tho batteries and. Dck!ng up
NJ box and fishing tackle, the merry
anger proceeds to invade another
cholce spot where the fish hay. as yet
nA been introduced - the wonders Of
eaoctricity.
Potosi journal., 1917-01-03
Woman at the Gate.

Differences of opinion regarding ihy
ih'A''ihf OF the w"in1n at the oiw i,
gate, ON one OF the Hnw United Sta
k'!''r pieces. are nuu.sraus, Ono ,,-,
Ter has II that sh" il uu, iook!r d. ,,,
the rhildrrn VII" had .,romlsrJ no, Ia
sir from the yard" nno,hy ,h., s,.,
- ''"A'"e LOT thr cnnir < ran; unoth,
.r 'i'' she Cline out Il, see the new
furniture y heishhe. across tn. ruad
~ E''''x In. an' So on. of course.
"''' really rlcans Is that. in this
f''e'' 's''o twentieth century woman
~ energiug fsom crampcd .n,irunnent
AK" larger opportunity. There Is clo-
quent sy'ns In the woman at the
open g"tH.-] 'hristiun Science Mon!tors
Potosi journal., 1917-01-03
Some Things That Are New.

Matches can he ~ntrrlr""'"d by
dipi INK them In melted rH.rtf'in,
\ stand IL which m automobile en-
ginc of Amy M2" can be hc'."d and
turned I" uny ,.chlroI position has
been inverted Ia Facilitate the work
VI rOpHir ils,'n.
For warming the banda there hns
been Invented small. perforated tube
rnn'nln!nE an nshe.tus pad within
which Is II Wick to bc soaked In h.h-
zn" aud lighted,
a Greek inventor has produced a
machine which automatically cleans
aud packs !uure than 100 cases Of cur
.nuts nn hour without contact OF hu-
man hand or foot.
For electric welLcrs helmet made
Of fiber has been developed that Is
both cooler aud lighter thun th" :urtul
ones heretofore used and u!so pro-
tects n Wcitrcr against stray cur.
A small hns VI unslakcJ lime fas-
tened Inside piano just under the lid
will absorb dnlnpnsAs aud prevent the
strings rusting
\ preparation Of soli'i!ned glue
which can " used instead os rubber
for man" purposes has bceh invented
he II Gernnn scientist.
an inventor has eoinhin.se m phone
graph and nh electric iable lamp. the
souni waves being directed against
cha. ssad. sor disiribution.
An inventor living at Tros. s.. T..
nas Dalenfed n inundSy ynachln~ shae
irons II skirt osee a ros.icnt roller az %
single operation.
AN" of the nrwss at-yfcss sa aid the
deaf 90 h'Ir 10 entirety enclosed in Il
rnnii cylinder. which is held by Il hnn-
~" ~" .iint of II lorgncste.
..i Inventor haa hr0u.h, e.us m au.
tuI.siiilr geek mad" Ia three sections.
fi's' upper iflc,e'T'ing into the rcca,.a
ai 'bc latter Dio the Inves nno.
Potosi journal., 1917-01-03
F q r SAL e

Between now and Jan. 8, 1917, we
will offer At private sale on the farm
belonging to T. r. Sloan. near Iron.
dale. two brood mares, with weaniina
and yearling mule colts: four saddle.
bred colts, coming one, two. three and
four years Old; one iasttrotting pole
team, we'll matched: one extra.smooth
draft colt, coming four years old; one
team OF jratt horses; two tine heifers;
two thoroughbred Poland China male
rigs. four mouths old; also al! tho
farming machinery belonging to the
place. Some VI ths horses might bs
exchanged inr seryitably sound, good
sized mules. Address, J. n. Sloan,
Po.osi. Mo-, or G. W. Sloan, lrondale,
Mo,
Potosi journal., 1917-01-03
ENer SEQ a Fish's ''SouI''7
Look Right In His Face.

v1sh can not sing or dance, or attend
dinner psrties-except In an unfortu-
nAts capacity-but they have souls.
aid DE-. Paul Bartsch. curator Of the
National Museum. before the Aqua
ti1m Society.
n v0u want to know whether GER
taln dzh is kindly disposed to you.
op0k at It's face" advised DR.. Bartscl.
The physiognomy of fish reveals its
Saafacter. just In the same way that
. mans most secret traits are I'm
printed on his face.
III human being has q soul. why
not cOncedc one to other animals? Man
u physical organism. only different
from other organisms in that his IL
moro perfectly developed. 1t IL certain
nah are observation-disclosures fish are
sluggish. others are lively"
Potosi journal., 1917-01-03
Fines New Plants in China.

Many new fruits. flow crs. vegetables
anu trees. believed - bc adaptable Ia
sh" United States, have been gathered
during n 9hrec-ycar expedition ts
china nlisle hy Frank y. Meyer. plnne
explorer of the department of ag.i-
culture. Mr. Meyer went through ccne
trai china I.!US miles am foot gn the
BORDERS "s Tibet, Touching sotns see
Si"ns 'rscT ncfoFe visited by q white
mhh. The most important discovery.
f'f"''hhsy. WIS the jujugr tree. which
bears heavy crep of hrownIsh fruit.
delicious when fresh and forming
When dried a ronfection similnr to tho
Persian date
Potosi journal., 1917-01-03

Judge Edward 7. Eyersole. u dis.
tingntshed citizen and woll.known
lawyer OF Potnsi, died at Miami, Okla.
lahoma, shortly after ii u. M, on Fri.
day, December 10Th. Judge Eversole
had gone to Miami some ten days pre-.
vious. in company with his bvother-
in.law, b. II. Mathury OF Pennington,
ou business connected with mining
venture there in which they wero in-
tsfestea, Intending 10 return home l,a-
fore Christmas. Hn became i'll short
iy alter auiving at Maui and devel'
o2cd bronchial pneumonia. to which
he suecumhed. I'll. ncws OF his death
wa received here shortly before noon
F,iday, and, cumine unexpectedly,
shocked aud grlesed the community
intensely.
The body was broug ht home by Mi.
Matbury, arriving here CA the noon
train Saturday, auA the funeral WAS
held Sunday afternoon TT O'Clock i,
the remains being laid to rest in
the Masonic Cemetery with the inn
pressive ceremonies OF the Masonic
order. o! which he was II faithful and
esteemed member The funeral ser.
vices were held u. the Presbyterian
Church. conduc.e by Rev, DR.. NJ. H..
Kerr, OF Washington, Mo-, a former
Pres byiev.a0 pastor here, assisted by
kev. VIM. Court, presiding elder OF
the Methods, Church ior this district.
The attendance al The funeral was the
largest ever seen here. Brother Ma
sons and friends ut the deceased from
all ever Iha. c0oAty rs we'll As from
points c,Sewere beIng present. T. pay
their tribute at respect ~ his memory,
aud Lis towu5geop!c tgntd out en-
mssse.
Judge EyereoI, died in his prime,
being in his t,ttjeth yea, a. the time
oi his death. lie "A Was son Or tie
late VIM. q. Eye-sole O. Caledonia,
~!lSAS ilS was Ah'Eii tstit- ahiHN"' -hN1 f'N
INK law as his profession, he located
il fotJsi un his admission - bar.
His practice w.s latgri} etsl. and he
handled the lrga. Atalrs ot several
large Land computations operating in
this county. Vie was a.so interested
in the X. II. Rags Me-tantile Co, and
the ashing:ou C5Uaty bana, Il this
place, ard was reGattet 4s one II the
substantial men Ot the t immunity.
IL pubiic lie he had served yarious!y y
10 the Offices O. Prosecuting attorney,
probate IlI9e aud representative 10
the legislature. 4 pUbi,c.s sp:rited cit
izen, he gave bo.n l.btr4Ily o. hi
tine and MONEY t0"arI any project
advancing thu welfare OF the comlmun.
i!y.
lie !, survived by his wIie, VIII i. L
daughter Ct Mr.. aud Mrs. Il " Duge
Of th.s place; L brother, br G.p. Il.
Eyers lie. Il Caledonia. nuI three si--
GO
By to!m .ldeuce 81 c,etitS. ia -"
E.rr.a!c'e ,lra.n followed ,A4t ot Als
brother, Wn,, G, I.eEso.r, 10y about
twenty .luur hour, t1y iAttet At!HG vi
h;a hon.a in 81. Louis 1t l'Asai. s's
early on ,he III prAin& ui llc .nGe! -,
a: the asa II 3 yeats.
IL thl- double bercavciDe whiah
has bel !liou the iAai!y Ne extend our
heart!l t t,ympAFiI! AL. rUn5oieu.,.
Potosi journal., 1917-01-03
Gclpiac Rochiani Sussy.orsc
Mcla.scs, jus, received. K. ID.
s4ss !d,yc. 10.
Iron h--oIn'aia Irael Sod Again

IIC gcarpte ot tie Fa.erprsso VIII
recall TIE sHct iht. we announced n.p.e
h u q yrNr ago tnlt Tie Iron h.oEn.
tain n.oIH ty, cunsislin. rl ab tut
Is. .ej} acr, h id been sold, Tic facts
of ;h" os.t;e- were, ll.at tho contracts
bad al! been -igucj, ana the dca! a.
...!Iy N idp, ll5. rs announced, but
one Il the i4rti,s tigd, and tie whole
seal ie.! t! a:l. The property hs.
again hs,a +p:,., the deeds made, an!
Sled f'r record. 'Hc constellation t..
Ia+ I if1,tJ. We hir" II "a what we
enp>!,.tr r,..at .c authority 'hss .he
,lJn u.jae' wi, L" .,s.r' cyieust.ety
Hui that 4 w.L. awake and progressive
,"n "iI. tc s:ttt,t. nr. tFans Mel
IN Ut IrJat'1 ut- uli .hr Iron S1un.
t.in tt Il ! E4La three time1 In tl.e
ar. place, be .ut! i. to 81. Smpiiiug-
et ipT atJuLd S.0.n1d. The te'ppf
-ll' iuat lei i!,rYu.h a above slai, ;,
ta, ipr rnb1ri r-t9,vD, and the third
AIS ior a'1n,'s'l, auIch j. how cunail.
osei cheap II. 'hc property, lTrU,oH
En.tftg.ar.
Potosi journal., 1917-01-03
Former Po.es; boy !1sde
State Labo- Connis.;vsc.

Vim. Ii Lewis. formerly oi Fo.n-i,
G.: u0.y II -cott CUuhty. so, whc.u
ne has ne"saa per III ti-g.un, was on
Thursday lac: appointed r,ata Labor
Commissioner by GD,cin.1 Mal.t, to
succeed John j. sII1p.srir.. O! Kan
sls tHy, whose t,sA bad ,aplicd.
The sa.ary II IL Office - 8 go q Scal
and the appointment il !us bus yeafr .
VIII has many friends Leic wau ate
pltasti ni.1 ',i- appJnI.:HrG6 - thl.
position.
Potosi journal., 1917-01-03

q. l.. Province and wife wentto Her
cnianeun las. Saturday. We under.
stand be has accepted u position a,
hat place.
Miss Nada Denton returned to her
sthool A lie Soto Saturday.
Miss Pear! ki.chcil O! - Louis s;en,
thr. s!maS with hone folks nea. Gale.
sonia.
Luther Entch.nss and family rc.
;.The1 to ih,ir huu.e in st. Louis sat.
lrGay.
Y, II. Resent "a IL 81. Louis Is look.
ihc AFTER l!- iaim near herr.
Potosi journal., 1917-01-03
atass Of Ohio. CITY Of Toledo. ! M.

0eats Of Ohio. City Of Toledo.
l.ucas County. "e'
Frank J. Cheney makes oath thst he II
eealos partner Of the ffm Of y. J. Cheney
q Co. 0otn9 business In tie CITY OF To.
bad0. County and state Aforesaid, and
that enA0 0rm will pay shs sum Of ONE
HUNDRED DOILaRs fer each and ev-
cry caae Of Casarvh thai cannot m cured
~ u sano OF HALLS cATARRi CURE.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
DOoe0 % before me- and sulsscfibed In
~ DesqeNce. this uh day Of D-ceml,es.
lIn0H A. ". CIEA9ON.
Notary s'ubiir
oe1 0r1o ADrseaiy upon the Lso0A spH s,u-
esUe ong(ares % Tho svetsfn, arn6 Tor
sssss7;.irt:. y ts:.,Ic,:ry Ics: . co. re.ese. O.
~ ~ "a 1r.vsists s@
6nAs Mails yA~-ss ttSis 81 cesssSsaassA
Potosi journal., 1917-01-03
Cosaty Court Proceedings.

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Potosi journal., 1917-01-03

1t ~ls f"p"rei in one oi oar ck.
changes .siat h,.n Il T.. !...u8o4 Re
put'..au cauii3.:" lur Congress IN
this a!e.ri'. "a. the 'a;r election, Hnuid
confess the election Il his opponent.
Walter l.. Hea-ler, Democrat. Ga H..
quifing II Mr.. Rhodes II tnerc s.as
any foundation tpr shl- rc! 1T, be 4.d
shc,e vas MT; ba: b. I'd lei ha |. !.
like h uug., & a,t.s,s, @teu h. y.llta
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Potosi journal., 1917-01-03
Boy Of 9. Kills Sroihss, 6.

Clyde duncan. aged . weave. snr 4
John Duncan, VINO li;es yn otter
Creek. IN Wayne County. in rl.-
pointed shriRnn scross q table at mis-
G-yesr-old brother, on Christmas day.
pulled the trigger and discharged both
barrels 81 a.. gYn. blOAfBe ihe iitlie
ieIlow's head 80. ~ ,!.c .r-Ael.'e - tie
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