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The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1917-10-19

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
Permission to Appropriate the
Public Waters OF the State of Ne
vada.
duplication No. Ao2O)
Notice 10 hereby given that on the
sth day Of October. lsl7. In &C
cordance with Section So. Chapter
lao, Of the Statutes OF 1914, one
James Ryan. OF Caliente, County Of
Lincoln. and State OF Nevada. made
application to the State Engineer Of
Nevada for permission to appropri.
ate the public waters OF the state
of Nevada. Such appropriation 10
to be made from Bruno Spring. at
point In the SEN Of MEN. Sec
50. 7 s.. r, 81 E.. ~ d. b. q H..
by means of open cut. iand one
tenth cubic foot per second 10 to b
conveyed to 4 point in the sEh Of
NEN. Sec, IS. T, s. r. % n.
NJ. ID. b, 4 NJ. by means Of pspa
line and trough. and there sssA TOR
stock watering parposeA water act
to be returned to stream.
Signed; J. G. SCRCcHAl.
State Engineer.
First pub. lo-is: last. ll-is. III.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1917-10-19
VALUE OF, IMPROVED ROADS
veloo - Farm lAereasod ~ ossSiaa
cesos - eoarssst Napldiy and
cAeaply - eeeslbaa.

~ saa0s e gseA soaAs - bseon-
tag Nees 80 Woe~ eeeeonins1 n IL
uesesd oeaees svsRy ~. WIS., nsa
poane . - fset lat tap-lias railroad
spaso, canoe& - constructed n tAe
ceuDiry IT. 49, tAaA $4,000 4 ME
- tAat ~ csst - tAsssnNst b paid
y ~ eeonsda0 tEaaaporssl ever
IT, sseA rse1s q oct cest - Ruca
~ aee ~ - s0eleat. 1verytAine
tAAt Aakse 4 saAse - Get cropa .
~ DAtke< raSees ~ valUs C sasu
la1es - u.akins der nsrs pesonhls
- ~ tAs0ee. A.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1917-10-19

rough earface This method Of con
structioa was Developed b. he Aas.
sachusstts state highway commissaon.
According 70 Engineering News, he
roadbed u covered with hrOkea stone
frou two 10 thrss inches N sass. which
y rolled untti the bed 10 tArss inchss
thick. This bed tAep Aas hot asphalt
applied to Il By . pressure distributor
st ths rate Of two an4 tAres-fOartAs
- sArss ealleas psr eaHsrs yard THIS
sspAat 1lls the spacss between the
seensA bot ~ iattsr ere - large sAat
their tOps peojsct somewhat above the
aapAalt binder and tAss sRSru foot.
held h en- but leg weather.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1917-10-19

NOTICE OF APPLICATION Fer
Permission to Appropriate the
Public Waters Of the State OF Ne
vads.
(Applicati0a No. Ao10)
Notice 10 hereby given that ON the
9Th day Of October. 1917. in accord
ance with Section 50. Chapter llo
OF the Statutes OF lsls.. william
Culverwell and Hans Olson OF CALI
cate. County OF Lincoln. and State
Of Nevada. made application to the
State Engineer Of Nevada tor. per-
mission to appropriate the public
waters Of the state Of Nevada. Such
appropriation u to be made from
Granger Spring No. 1. 1t . point
In the MEX OF NwN. Sec. 40. T.
4 g.. r. es e.. N. D. B. Z NJ. N.
2s deg. e. 1870 feet from the Q.
w. Cor. Of said Township. by means
of open cut. aud ons-fortieth cubic
foot per Second b to be conveyed
to the MEX Of Nwk. Sec. 20. +.
I s.. r. IS E.. ~. d. B. Z NJ. By
msans Of pipe line and cement. tank.
and there used for. stock watsring
and domestic purposes Water not
to b returned to stream.
Signed: J. q. aCRU1HAM.
state Engineer.
First pub. i0.ll: hast. 1l.e, 1917.
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IF you must swear" reads 4
sign In the army Y. NJ. c. A. tent
at Camp Kearney. Linda Vista. Cal
fornia, whistle IT,.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1917-10-19

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
Permission to Appropriate the
Public Waters Of the State Of Ne
vads.
(Applicstiea No, AAall
Notice Is hereby given that oo the
Sth day Of October. lsl7. in &C.
cordAnce with Section 50. Chapter
lao, Of the Statutes Of is,s. one
James Ryan. Of Calisnte. County Of
Lincoln. and State Of Nevada. made
applicatioa 70 the State Engtneer Of
Nevada TOR permission to approprs-
ate the public waters Of the state
OF Nevada, Such appropriation 10
to be made from Moon Spring. at
q point whic bears n. Z deg. w.
ssso7 feet dist, from U. 8. Mineral
Monument No, I. Linc0ln CoHnty.
Nevada. BY means Of open cuts. and
one-fortieth cubic foot per second
is to be conveyed to . point which
bears n. I deg. W.. 3Sso7 fsss dist.
from U, 8. Mineral Monument No.
l. Lincoln County. NsyaaA BY
means Of open cuts. pipe line and
troaghss and there assa tor stock
Watering and domestic purposes
Water not to BE- returned 70 sersan.
Signed: J. g. SCRU0HAN.
State EAginser. $
First pub. io-iS: last. li-le. IT.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1917-10-19

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
Permission to Appropriate the
Public Waters Of the State Of Nevada.
Application No. Asses.
Notice II hereby given that on the
18th day Of September. 1917. In &C
cordancs with Section 50. Chapter
1l0. OF the Statutes Of 1918, one I.
Hultsman. OF Cahents. County Of
Lincoln; and State of Nevada. made
application to the stste Engineer
Of Nevada Tor permission TO appro-
PIRATE the public watsrs Of the State
OF Nevada Such appropriation 10,
to b made from Clover Valley Creek.
at . point about As or 20 rods east
Of the NE corner Of MEX sof SEX
esc.s IL. T. 4 g.. R. 81 T.. n. d. B.
Z H.. by means Of bitches. and %.
cubic foot psr sscond = to hs convey
cd 70 5 acres In Swk MEN, Is ac-
res in NwE SEA. 20 acres in NE
4 SWh. See II. T. l.S., R. 81 E..
\. p. B. = NJ. By msAns OF bitches.
And there used for, irrigation and
domestic spurposes.. from April until
octessn OF each ysar...
Water not to ~ rstusnsd to stream.
signed; J. O. acRu0HAA.
~ Stats. caginssr.
Frst pub. s-as; last. 1915.
= - =
N fAs WsfSo1'S c0URf OF
caiisnts TownsAiD. cesAty Of Lin
coin State at NsvaAa. -s
4. II. Rsaesss ,rQAiasia " VIII
tam Ntbisy Dsesala.t SUMMONS.
The state e NsvNAa seads Greet
ias 10 william Nasasy Defendant:
Yoa are Hereby Dtrssesd to Appear
bseees ne q ny e4sA at Calients
y calisats rowasAiD. b the County
q Lincoln aal aAsvee he complaint
n The above sasttlsa assaon within
~ aays. e ~ o1nnoae - ssrvsd
y Tie sevasAiD q. sltv u which the
esoea b brouoAe - AAys " served
e1t - IL sowusAiD - siay. hus With
- tAe County - wAlsA ~ asesea b
SeoseAt: "sa1~ within sveaty AAys
u served slsewAsss. :" aaa snlsss you
ADDeAr aAA aAswess he plaintin
wa take juAsnea4 ~ eay money
- eAnAsse 6e0aaAe1 Z he com
DAaae - arising Spes eeatraek. OF
VA a1piy - Ne csuzs ~ The reflex
ee0aA1sd h - esAoAlne 90 The
SAeraf - sAy CsaseAAls - ~ sssa-
y. 0ssstsns: Milo lsnl esrviss end
&c. rsasrn sAssssa ss.
0ivsA Under ~: AAAA tia IL Aay
- 0Ay 4. D. lolf,
PRANK IAl,nUR
S~essee q tAs rsnes q saiA tovnahtp.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1917-10-19

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
PERMISSION TO APPROPRIATE
THE PUBLIC WATERS OF THE
STATE OF NEVADA.
duplication No. $500
Notice 70 hereby given that on the
seth day OF September. ls1V. In ae-
cordancs with Section 50. Chapter
lao. % the Statutes Of isis. one.
James c. RiOrdaa. Of LNn6, County
Of White Pine. and Stats Of Nevada,
made application l. the etass Dngt-
nssr Of NEVADA for psrmissioa 10 ap-
proprsAss the pubic waters Of the
state Of Nevada.
Ssch appropriation 10 70 b made
from HAgesrty Crssk. q . poine 10
the SEN OF SEN. Sec. IL. Z. . n.
R. - =. u. D. B. 4 NJ. By mssns Of
Z dam. end zee cubic fsst pr second
10 70 b conveyed % The SEN Of
SEN. Sc. II. T. .. n. r. Is q. n.
D. 3. q n. BY means Of bitches. and
there wssd Tor irrigation anA donss-
lie DsrDosss. from April Int until Oct
|eesr ist ~ eaeA ysAr. Water nos to
- returned to stream.
SixAs1: J. q. 0CRU0slAAa,
susie Engin~se. @
F1rse Sss.. ae-s: iase ii-1. 1st7..
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1917-10-19

John Robinson, AssessSas mama
ger of the HOdxes-Cook store. y
confined to his home ny what a.
pears to be an a.tAck OF typhetA.,
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1917-10-19

AIAIAN RIDHKAH LODGE no. -
n, Pioshe. Nevada. Msses On every
ThSrs4ay ct 1850 o'clock r. ~. At
]. o. o. r. Hall. All visiting broth
srs and Ststsrs are cordially invited
to attend, Mrs. Louise Christian. Mo-
BILE Grand: Mrs. Jessie Ewing, Ssc'y.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1917-10-19

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n AnteoeAaas slnA s.ee oeusAssu
Ceseesa1a. With ~ lA1oo nsqhesA
wAAsA eaatna - - ~ Aropae seoaar
oearea - ~, Ind u ~ vseaa. -
sAree tAat Oaltfssp1e = lea1lne n
eoneoe b AlgAvay 1evelsDnenk
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1917-10-19

Location notices and other bla, /
forms for sale Ut the Record once.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1917-10-19

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
PERMIsSION TO APPROPRIATE
THE PUBLIC WATERS OF THE
STATE OF NEVADA. ~. t.
tApplieatioa No. Ases)
Notice h hasshy gtvAa that on the
asth day 4ef asptSnbeR. 1917. IN 80
eordaaet with, ssetioa 50. Cheptsr
lao. OF the Statutes sof 1914. one,
L. u. Macarthur. q Cedar. County Of
Iron. and State Of Utah. made appn-
cation to the State Epginss: Of Ne
vada tor DsrmiasioA to appropriate
the public waters. Of the State Of Ne
vaoa. e5a,is1a a
Such apnropriatioa h to b made
from Cosiavallsy DAN No. d. Is,sA
NJ. drainage an North. .at Q point -
snsarvsyeA had which bears ~. -
deg. =. 3s1S0 fsst distance from N.
3. Corner OF Township & g.. p. 81
e.. n. d. -. q n. BY means Of .
dam. and ons-han cubic foot PER ssc-
end 10 to b conveyed to q point N.
~ deg. =, 5000 test distance from
the NE. Townahip Cor. Of T. 8 4, r.
81 E.. II. d. q. Z u, By means OF
dam and there &ssA tor stoeh vatsr-
ing Dareesas. Water not 70 - ~
Turned TO strsam.s arar ,ts
Sisasd: J. q. ssCRU0HAA,
.i 0tataS EngiAser.
FiPse DNb. Hos: hast ll-a, 1917.
zEu1sa-s=s-zs<eaA
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
PERMISSION 10 APPROPRIATE
THE PUBLIC WATERS or THE
STArE OF NEVADA. III
tApDlicAaloa No. Aelo),
Notice y hAraAE ,glssA that On the
ssth DAY q oaeeeoAsr. 1sl7. d a.
eordancS Win section 50. ChaDtse
Lee. Of tn 1fAtates Of 1919. oas,
I. -. AeAstA~R. sf Cedar. C,ox.sy q
Tres. aad aeAts OF Utah. made app,t.
catleA to he State Engineer Il Ne.
saaa TOR parMissioa 20 Appropriate
~ DaAlic vatsrs Of the state Of Ne
yaaa.
i sseA appropriation u 70 h msAa
GeA Wuleu spring. At a noias A.,
DresiAAts1 sen Of SEA &c.,. IS.
Z. NJ r. 90 =. II. d; D. . T.. N.
ssssavea had. b asAAs - e,sA suts
"a oaosA .aAa seaerseAAA. s1sis coee
- 'sseoa@ p - - eeavsVsA - .
DeaAk Aeeseximaesly o1A s1k.
- ~ Z. ! n. n - 4. u. d y,
. ~ sasasvsvsA MA ~ .oAaas %
sapss aAd treasAA aAA there ussd tea
seoek vasaesAg 80 Aeneseis pss.
esssA waaae 10 10 - ystusaea e
stream.
meas4: J. q. aCRUonAM.
0tasG Engineer.
I1zes Dsb. le-S; lAse ll-s. lat..
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1917-10-19
Geo. Dorothy,
The Barber
Agent FOR Troy Laundry. Salt Lake
City. Ship Tuesdays.
PIOcHB LODGE NO.

nnn PIOCHH LODGE NO. -.
I. o. o. r. Nests svs,y
Tuesday evening At eight
o'clock. |. o. o. r.. Building. hain
Street, Visiting brethsrs are iavited.
Fred Francis. Noble Grand: A. A.
Csrmaa. Secretary.
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FRS, pub. ,e-is; last. ii-i2 4
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First pub. 1875: last III. 1917
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1917-05-31
On First Base.

Old Man Nicotine, who is no, pop.
ular with everybody, at least is good
for something. He is fine old bug
killer for your tomato plants. Buy
him at the drug store, dilute him and
spray him over the plants with a gard
en- atomizer. WhooI BlueJI The
bugs vanish like the genii Of the bottle
imp.
There are a lot Of gardens in Joplin
that aren't going TO be the unmeasured
blessings their ambitious originators
intended because proper attention is
not being paid to the bugs. Its bug
Time. righ, now, There are potato
bugs and cabbage bugs and black flies
tha, make the best biddy's laying rec
ord look sick when it comes 10 laying
eggs. These flies unfortunately make
their nest on the under side Of young
tomato or cabbage plant leaves and the
FIST thing you know these eggs have
ha,ched out and the bugs are gone,
liking the plant leaves with them.
Planting a garden is so small a part
o! raising one that everyone ought "a
re interested in fiaishing the Job in
good shape. Getting things TO come
up out OI the ground is just like ge,
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1917-05-31
Not involuntary SerVitude'

People who rely on the prohibition
Of involuntary servlude" contained
III the Thirteenth amendment to de
feat military conscription are leaning
On a broken reed. In the first place
military service is not servtude under
any reasonable definition. In the next
il it were, a general act Of the people,
througe their REPRESENTATIVES in Cong
resS, applying to a general class would
remove its involuntary" feature. It
was early held tat the power vested in
Congress to raise an army, contained
section 8 Of article ! OF the constitu
tuition, was not affected by any Of the
amendments. The validity Of CO
scription was upheld both in the Uni ed
States and in the confederacy during
the civil war. Since the adoption oil
the Thirteenth amendment a law pro
viding for the arrest and return Of de
serters from merchant ships was held
not TO be in violation OF the prohibition
of involuntary servilude." 1t was
only the other day that the Suprem.
Court OF the United States he'd tha
interstate railway employees could be
compelled to work, under compulsion
by Congress, when necessary to main
tain interstate commerce. The right
Of the president to order member Of
the state militia to do federal service
against his will, was long ago upheld,
The amendment might as we'll be
invoked to escape jury service. A |
citizen called upon to assist a peace
offi,er, at risk OF his life and a great
inconvenience to himself, cannot claim
that in is involuntary seruitude."
While some courts have held in
voluntary servitude" to be synonymous |
with slavery, most have found a dis
tiuction. But no court has ever said
anything that even hinted at its resemb !
lance to army service. Missouri has
long had universal military service Of
able bodied males between certain
ages at the call Of the governor.
Nobody will be SO bold as to argue
that the authors or the advocates Of
the Thirteenth amendment were try.
ing to make conscription unconsti' |
tutional. Conscription had been put
in force and held valid before the a.
mendment was adopted. The amend
ment was directed at a specific prac-
lice Globe Democrat.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1917-05-31
Registration Officers aad Places.

The County Registration Board has
designated the following places and
officers to look after the registration Of
each and every man between the ages
OF 81 and 81 on Tuesday, June S,
1917. The registration places are to
be located at the regular polling places
Of election held in the various voting
precincts Of the county.
Forsyth, Alva Hull and Jno. W
Bennett.
Taneyville, B. J, Butler.
Swan, A. W. Morrow.
Bradleyville, J. T. Mcpherson.
Hercules, H. H. Hall.
Protein, E. E. S,ires.
Nance, WInt W. James.
Cedarcreek, Walter Coble.
Kisses Mills, AFTER Kissee
Bryant, J. F. Goe'z.
Kirbyville, c. L Stottle.
Hollis!er, J. w. Niece and R H.
Holiday.
Branson, Dave PArnell and A. ]
Brdzeal.
CARRIER, J, K. r IS.
Walnut Shade. D. B. Palmer.
Day, J. P Hunter.
Brown Branch, G. A. Roberts.
O,sis, R. Z. Johnson.
M>lva, Fred D. Baker.
Mncv. c. P. Mahnkey.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1917-05-31
Germany Ge!maanY.'s Final Effort

When the military experts were
speaking cautiously at the beginning
OF the battle Of Aras, the Globe Dem.
ocrat, with lay audacity, said that the
end OF the war had started. Develop
ments have brought many Of the cx'
perts to our side. Germany is making
its last desperate effort, throwing men
drawn from everywhere into repeated
counter attacks on the British and
French on the western front. It is the
supreme struggle Of the greatest mill
tary contest Of the centuries. Tne
slight variations from day TO day are
interesting but not important. The
thing Of vast significance is that the
British are advancing, slowly bu, surely
and that they are inhcting greater los
ses on the Germans than they are re.
ceiving. With superior reserve man
power, he end is in viuN'e Cat
proved this when he kept hlmmsrint
away at Lees army Il vas the ex'
cu,ion oi that monotoncus order For
ward" thit broke the back OF The Con-
f.deracy.
Germ my has been rushing II S.
forces from the Russian and Balkan
fronts by tn, uainloads. They are
fighting with as much spirit and daring
as any troops that ever 10 lie to battle
o. its burning billows." But the
French and British keep on advancing.
Tne compact form .tion to which
6 rhary has adhered in the lace oI
military opinion Of the rest ol the world
is responsible for unnecessary thous-
ands bling moved down by artillery.
But new m"n are ihrDen IN TO fill theil
places a. Il ! ~, w.f nnmberles:
as the ,an II The srasocrp. Rut
they ar nr' slch st'Il,t v!i'r rh-a.
min Of h G r-,.7 ~. |, @ 81
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1917-05-31
Mobilization Brings Vaccination Of Army.

The mobilization Of opr troops once
again calls our attention 10 the neces'
ity Of vaccinating against typhoid"
DR.. M. M. P. Ravenel OF the depart
ment Of preventive medicine OF the
University Of Missouri asserts. DR..
Ravenel is a major in the Officers
Reserve Corps. In the past typhoid
fever has been the scourge Of armies
During the Spanish American war a.
mong the 100000 mn enlisted there
were 10000 cases # typhoid fever
with 10000 deaths. In our regular
amy the US, Of anti tyrh ID vaccina'
ton has made the disease practically
unknown.
Recent reports from the Canadian
E Evolutionary Force emphasize again
the value ol this procedure. Approx
ina'e'y $50, 900 men have been vac.
cinated. aud up to the present time
lnly l67 cases Of typho 4 lever have
occurred, although the disease is know n
among the civilians OF every part #
Canada rom which the troops co e
During the Boer war one man in every
nine Of the troops in S,ulh Africa was
nvalided throngi this disease.
The army If rs exceptional advan
tage for anti typhoid vaccination be
cause it Is so easily made compulsory
and because a complete record Of tn
men IS kept. Nevertheless the pro-
ceedure is equally applicable to civil
ians. 1t is especially recommended
Tor those living in communities where
typhoid l.vcr is common and for those
going on camping trips and other ex
q diiions where the purity Of the water
supply is not known. | should be ad
mlnisleTed 10 those wiz ere known tC
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1917-05-31
Tuesday, June 9Th,

designated by the President of the United States as Reg
istraOn Day. and all persons having reached their 2ls
birthday and who have not attained their 3lst birthday
MUST REGISTER
All Federal marshaIs and deputy marshals and all po-
lice officers, State County, Township and Municipal Off
OF whatever grade Glass; are required to hold them
selves readiness to render whatever assistance may be
necessary in preserving order and i'll assisting in bringing
about complete registration.
1t is also the duty of all Registers as we'll as the
above mentioned officers to report without delay to the
proper registration board the names of any person known
them to have failed register themselves when liable to
registration, which board will Immediately report to the
United States attorney all cases coming their attention
Of persons who have failed to register as required by law
The following penalty is fixed for those failing to
register:
"Any person who shall wllully fail or refuse to pre-
sent himself for registration submit thereto as herein
provided shall be guilty Of misdemeanor and shall, upon
conviction in the district of the United States having
jurisdiction thereof be punished by Imprisonment for not
than year. and shall hereupon duly registered"
Asking the full cooperation Of all officers and Of all
persons in any way connected with the carrying Of the
provisions Of this law, we are,
Very respectfully yours,
JOHN R. COMBS,
JOSEPH R. GIDEON,
FRANK " BALDWIN,
County Registration Board.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1917-05-31

ting TO first base. To score you have
to tear up the turf at 2:40 clip and de-
liver the goods at home plate. And
this year the home plate is Likely 10
be little light in some homes unless
it is weighted down somewhat with
lallies from the home garden.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1917-05-31
Proclamation

WHEREAS, The President Of the
! United States in obedience to a law
lately enacted by our national Congress
has set apart June 5, 1917, as the day
for military registration OF all male cit
izens oLour nation between the ages Of
twenty'on and thirty years, both in
elusive.
WHEREAS, it is fully provided by
said law that the President may call to
his aid all civil officers Of the nation,
including civil officers OF the several
states, and any political subdivisions
thereof in carrying into effect the full
spirit and intent OF said military regis
tration.
Now, THEREFORE, as Governor Of
he State Of Missouri, l hereby pro-
claim Tuesday, June S, as a holiday
in our state and call upon the civil
officers of all counties, the mayors Of
al cities having over so 600 inhabitants
and all other patriotic ci,iz,ns Of our
great state TO see that fnll aid proper
registration be had Of all our male citi
zens who have passed their 2ls birth
day and not on said day having arrived
at their 3lst birthday, and that they
present themselves on said June 5lh,
each in his voting precinct, or place Of
registration between the hours Of seven
a'clock a m. and nine O'Clock pm =,
and be duly registered by the local
registars Of their respective voting pre-
cincts.
And I further cali upon all patriotic
citizens to volunteer their services to
the county boards and mayors Of our
cities that tn, whole thereof may be
conducted and completed without any
cost in any particular.
reqHst that so far as practicable
all people Of our state abstain from the
usual vocatiops Of life on that dav, that
it may be sacredly set apart as a day
on which we may all breathe a prayer
Of renewed allegiance to the immortal
principles Of free government, which
have through many years faithfully
characterized our nation and for which
principles our government is now call
ed upon to defend upon the altar OF
battle in the greatest war in the hist.
oTy Of the world.
l deem it meet and proper that on
that day all classes Of citizens Of our
commonwealth look TO Divine guild
ance in the momenious task our nation
is now assuming, and tina; Missouri
With the minds and hearts Of her peop-
lie Of one acc rd shall proceed resolut'
ly TO perform her allotted share OF the
migty task our nation has undertaken
TO proclaim and defend those God
given rights Of free people.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, l have
hereunto set my hand and caused to
be affixed the Great Seal Of the State
Of Missouri.
Done al the City Of Jefferson, this
twenty second day Of May, A. D.,
Nineteen Hundred and Seventeen.
FREDERICK D. GARDNER
By the Governor
JOHN L. SULLIVAN,
Cr2r II C.,.o
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1917-05-31

Many men do not demand txhila
rafior; they are content with evAdng
spiritual depression; and they have to
be sati,f:d a great d al oil the time
with what Dickens called "a kind Of
eqnable low spirits.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1917-05-31

the approach Of summer and its food
supply.
Never before since the war started
have things seemed so gloomy for
Germany. 1t is difficult to imagine
prodigies OF va'or Or strategy that could
turn the tide. .-Gl1be Democrat.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1917-05-31

have bsed exposed 10 the disease" )"
The D ps'tmeIt Of Preventive medI
cine Ct The University tf Missouri
manufactures the vaccine and distrib
ules it free Of charge 10 all physicians
IN the state OF Missouri with fall direc.
tons for its administration.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1917-05-31

Peoples internal organs work auto.
matically or the absent minded would
forget TO wind them up.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1917-05-31

Don't let your garden die at first
base. And don't let it be caught
there by the pesky bugs. Joplin
Globe.