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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-09-10
GOLF RESULTS AT
HAMMOND COURSE
city cAamptonshtp-1ss Round.

NAty OZAA4lp4Oha411f-1st 4ounds
w A. Kill beat j. L. Rhode, and ?.
w. Fl. Crawford beat C. H. True, l
up at 18th hole
w. E. Russell beat L. Cox. UP.
Second Flight
G. Clark beat o. W. Hansen. and 3.
O. D. Peters beat V. Dyer. and 4.
w Il. Stuart beat w y. Porter. 4
and 5.
E. p. Deming beat G. Neal. and s.
In the special event for the leather
travelling case donated by the Northern
States Life Insurance Co. IS holes
medal play full handicaps. DR.. Oberlin
won with q score Of So less Is. total ~,
out OF field Of forty players.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-09-10
white Sox Strong

1t is altogether likely that Ray
Schalk will catch every game in the
world series if the White Sox should
meet the Giants. He catches nearly
every day now. Rowland using Lynn as
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-09-10

quest Of the writers. and. while the
last decision. admits it was not proven
McGraw actually attacked the presi-
dent with the words attributed to him
he was fined and reprimanded for hav-
ing allowed the interview to be printed
when it would have been easy for him
to suppress it
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-09-10

Fastening a spring to the side Of
nail set. a Massachusetts inventor has
patented tool that will hold a nall
in place difficult TO reach until the
point has been driven.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-09-10
LACE WEST
SID: BOYS
FOR TITLE
WaISh'S Slick Scores Hennlng
Twice In 81 VIC
tory.

Hauanoond's invinoihle ball club yes
terdsy nailed the Chicago City League
remnant to the mast in a second
straight victory over Albany Park.
70 I, at the latter's grounds.
Peter Henning scored both runs on
drives by Walsh which together with
three fast double plays by the Ham
rnond inneld and a long peg to home
plate BY Mokate and Kavanogh's time
ly sacrinee hits. won the battle. Al
though Henning allowed seven hits
they were scattered and he demon
strsted his superiority at critical
moments with the bases well filled
The last half of the ninth inning Of
the championship battle at Albany
Park IS now a part OF Hammond )
baseball history. The first two Al
bany men at bat flied out, the first TO
Walsh and the second TO De Lave.
with two out and none on base it
looked certain Hammond would have a
2 to 0 victory. Then Egan singled
clean to left and Mack followed with
a long double over walsh's head. scor-
ing EEan Heckert hit a sharp single
to left field and Mack tore for home.
Mokate from deep field made a perfect
peg to Henning who caught Mack at
the plate, ending the Albany Park
rally.
First Score In sixth.
The score stood to until the
sfxth when Hammond scored or rath-
er Henning scored. the first run Hen
ming was on first through an error by
the shortstop and went to second on
fIavanaEh's sacrifice hit He advanc-
ed to third on MolIs out shortstop to
Arst. and scored on Walsh's hit to
right held.
In the eighth Henning drew base
on balls. advanced to second on kav-
anagh's sacrifice hit and after Moll
had drawn a base on balls was sent in
by walsh's single to right field. Al
bary Park stopped the scoring in this
inning with a double play when the
centerhelder froze Hofman's line drive
and caught Walsh off second.
In the last of the eighth. with one
man down and the bases full. Albany
Park looked dangerous. Henning
famed Sullivan, the cleanup hitter.
1t was Mokate day and the west side
fans presented the Hammond player
with a bouquet and a K Of c. pin.
Nearly three thousand fans in over
coats watched the game, Ave hundred
Of them being from Hammond.
This settles the standing Ham
mond is undisputed winner of the
Chicago City League pennant. Her
old enemy. the Galligans. will play at
the Hammond park next Sunday and
the U. s Navy a week from that day.
Score:
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-09-10
THE STANDING
AHrERICAN nEAauE
Yesterdav,n Reanlts

Chicago. 9; Cleveland. O. (Forfeited).
Detroit = St. Louis. 0.
St. Louis. 6; Detroit. 2.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-14
FOR REvr--RtM 'Esratt.


For RENT HOUSES
ST." nuuulu- sos ,;raham Road. Bat
terry Court. hrw seven room brick
homo. hut-wnt"r heat, EaS range.
$bGu guuum-1t9 North Avenue, kar-
ton Heights. seven room house,
nice. location, big hot.
<@ur ,uu,uil. 1905 tcudail Avenue.
Nurth Richmond 'Stop No, y,
t;ultcr ra"k car linC>. ScVcp-
'ooni house. uiC" conditions
Si,u amman t&il Third Avenue. high.
ll"d l'a"k. Beautiful brand new
brick. hOi water heated house, s
large rooifiS. gas range. panorcd.
rradcs at windows. polished
Hours Very best location.
$50" aunuu 2&2i East Marshall Street.
luI-. corner brick house.
NO have houses and hats in other
parts of cItS. If YOU want a place
com" TO 500 us at once.
II.l.lNN G. ANDERSON & co.
NiI East Franklin Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-14
FOR SALE-Rcai Estate.
Real Estate for Sal"
MOTION g. TflAi.lItMf.R
Ma,iiynI, ,.nn

Madison 600,
BRICK na,s in good section. tr.nd-ncw
,h1r"nGhiy m"I"rn. rooms and sl""rinI
Price. direct from builder. $500.
w;sr En- S. car gG 1s% -, I'D @.h
bal"nr" I" run ivc years.
home. : rooms aud sleeping porch. hot
i Ma,"I h CA Iars" Er:"!ii,hic E1nsm"n,
lots or small house as par, payment,
NEAR Oakwond Cemetery. 225 feet a, $40
End or Jackson ward.
ArAnrMENr housc. West End .ornor. al
leased. VIII scIl exchange for smaller
property ON 10 per cent basis.
"oR,rH Sid" lots only $40 per foot. VIII
"%ehan FOR improved rr"porty "nd pay
MORTON q. THAl.iirMEE
Madison ne
FOR saio- 1880 viii purchas. dc,ac he'd
Purcell. lr. 60. Inc lelt East Main Strc.t
5000 Will purchase large brick building,
West End, r"ntinr w"ii. Easy terms W.
" Purcell, Jr.. co. Inc, iolt East Main
FOR sale. 3 acres. partly cleared. In part
or In whole: terms rca sonabl". Five min =
u,cs walk from Il stop Petersburg Turnpike
Apply to owner. T.. II. Goodwin Madison
near Third rrcshytcrisn church. ~ Ign;
rooms in sood rInai -c, oniy 700 cab H..
property i.arr" brick wall around yar,I.
Conid DC Converted INT" double sataEc,
rrorueition. ar IL desired for = home Pos
.cssion can be given promptly Box 80. ,i,y.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-14
FOR SALE.
l'AItNl IL. AIN

bpS'T pay -. dozen Tor "gE- Ruy .
"--cro truck farm uoar city on EAR
tUUe and soil rrEs. p"ul,ry and truck. ;na ii
q >sh pa yrnrnt Eun I57, Richmond. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-14
FOR SALE,-I.cal Estate.
FOR SALE or EXCIiA%GE


wv" w oH.1pS nv srfE ns r5n2iSt ,a m
80 nrsr, annnln Tor Iaean; =founi suitable
..e,"Ga n'i a., wes r t;D.
'5.5ge rcnisl So l'r ye.ar "e can safely
'e'pnmend TINS a good buy
IN, p,'s,,msn, %I NJ ~. n%n', b..
,1r n.2ns 9p nc ' I'm, OIL mi ".r.
'oaG a: y s,s Nc ,5s fs o es2" sal
WIN d;,.a n Go,. ron "a . aSsns Or agsa,
stou@a rr.ee sa.5oo
s GoiH1,, A,i aY ' s, &c: 30" '""
noYlL%s - I ,9.i:Msn;Ss ~ Use
100 ~ nuy .r"",n m"a"ru hom. w,
a2 e @T M o.s.i b. ~. 1, once N9nI.
'.f year, $G-,e lsieH%%o%P. n'-y car ii"c
fT, 49, GrGti'- o g goo M l.CG :, far.
Tim ,s.o pi.pA,cn
;, NIpA'lTMfl,7'> .SAfII LMyEsr455;NT
,re-r,,if.l,. "psr,nicu, house g., mo
M, :gd ,:..N',,E n.nA.on;ir IN "a ~. ~
- TlnA.. nl-na,ch.
on Nc = 5000 rs,,nr e13eery hq'inS..s.
s4s. ''3a r i'a,t :r" 90 ECO, Ea.;
SI17- 77a7. aToa9TIy, NI'e i7l3E rooms
n'r"i.. ?C- ~ Vs., 'T 81, ~ ~ ~
TEN ROOM frame hou>c East End NJ.
irHcc far small ri.oe ncsr ear Inc +
..> rarc Times ttNu-tCh
acr, to"h farm. yery good building:
x ~, "sffG i,nr> n So. r. ''N ''oo'''
CoN%EI.lY & 90
seventh Inc FRA 1h.IA streets
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-14
toS%EI.l.Y a 90
seventh -ud Fr47hlin Streets.
EL.hnlOnl VI

rr1 arrts on nzliE, hl~ water. also rr-
Shelf road ENcellen' dwelling. ncw. blrn<
.nd outeui!liusS This oropert. = ioc- r't
only hcut ! mil" from tho AVIATION uiaut
aud weather station. that VIII cost $ ~. p
on II sold =, OrCr. can ne bought ~
SO urr s':"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-14
WANTF;D-I'arins.

WANTED. ~ huy small farm north west
"t cts. MU>' he vhcup for cash. T. ~.
.rr Times DISPATCH
\ rt,er farm n.,,,ccu 20 aud ~ .,,r-..
Lind must b.. productive: must hay" good
DWELLING Trcf"r inmcs r-nuuk -.
lilvrrs r-!ro must nabi~. ! =
-nnM.IlN < M.nl.nn .Lsi-- Mnhi.nm .--'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-14

co" aero un = y - Erlw.N: - res u
cultivation. old residence. ana oltbui!i
tncs Splendid location ami pniy ~ min
u'os 81 Richmond y r-ca, on--si1 -
'i- 80. let us tell YOU about this one
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-14

- acres .-Iocm dwelling and gutSGi'd-
ir=s az ~ rpod '@ndiuon. laud i,. hisn
large orchard -toCh and "Tup included
located only mites t-ur, "itv on rLiiro-d
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-14

" acres cf chocolate -oiI nov s--oou'
nous" and OUT hu'dims> ior"t'd IN .uein
ruSG unN u u,il"> from city All stock.
,rurs WAGON. uouiiry iEGlrdcN 4 r. al
vi-k.Up Price 1900
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-14

80 .rrc- oi land "u main ro-d only D milo
rom cts. .-rsN, :. ldcnoS IN h.;j-cl--<
r>s4i. buildings. p!"ntN ~ assorted frutl
rrtee Si.yr Gort terms can h' ARRANGED.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-14

e. .rr OF land. a.rooa. house ''.1o "e.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-14

STUART Avenue hone. rooms go" Oh
hot.,fAter heat c', r-i,c s. 800.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-14

VIII. exchange uer hr,rk Mats irorcrn III
every particular. Vest End. renting tnr
So" p"r dnuuru. for vacant ground suitable
for building purposes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-14

: Acr" % la1d small house, convention
io or Inc. cuN i".'. Coco terms
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-14

," r.r cent ,nv.stiuen, Or MIC h"n,- Bri"a
g"eiins Of fm"ms W"s' End, Ia .pi"u-
" selling us>inS 10 ror cent Oh investment
Let U. show you.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-14

Will. c,,Hun=c i-ruom dwelling .cn'raiy
located irr HON" IN suburbs or vacant
stouub Price. I3.Iuo.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-14

10 ,rrov Of and 5-room hnT-" large
cr,h--d. IL miles west of ,tiv. r-l"c. only
1881
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-14

.cN acres only u. mile, from Z. \ - north
"f HIchm-alsL go s"rs. "p"n iAnd; nne
,.icr mower. excellent location AND fin
rroduc'iv" land. Rest of reasons for selling
soc VI about his one.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-14

BRICK hats in good section. tr.nd-ncw
thoroughly modern. rooms and sleeping
porch each. garages. Total rent. $50.
Price. direct from builder. $500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-14

t0' West t'"hnkiin Street l. rooms. brick
Snr"Ee. Low rental Tor uHcNp !re.: term.
FOR immediate. rent l5"l Most Nv"nuc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-14

~ HHIT'TNI NNTD"F"s
J rcr cent lnnc .uncnl biigk n-ts west End
rooms sa-h olcctrlci'y. Prt".
- soc. rental. tJs, p.r year No can safely
lotpIIimrnI lhIH a good buy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-14

W,.Sr End. ON car linz. 6 rooms and bat
hot water heat. $3.50. Only 5000 cas
balHnc" to run five ycars.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-14

- acres w~s, ~ city. .--oorn house. IL. rms
ihnut 80 acres cleared land plliuC" IN
M" wood ana ;imb,r Price for Guick sale
rH..1"
j. CONNOLLY * Co
seventh and Franklin Streets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-14

NEAR I.atti" Abbey, now ,.ui.;ry bri"
home rooms aud aiccpng porch. hot
water heat, iarg" gr9nolithic basem"n
laundry tubs ct". Price. $3.50. VIII tax
lots or small hnuS" as part payment
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1917-01-10

S'dne implements and household
tools, es,i..la .,ai 10 ,.e 40nn years old
forming rart Of coll~r,ion owned
~ MsrtrlrtAh, s0u and sas~cessor 20
E2Ineses the Great. 1870 y.a-s before
Christ. Aave be. apea-the<. IN the
prehistoric rsonarch's palace. .; Nerl-
Ihis auc.oal capital AZ Egypt.
A3sisrS telling oF these .,rror. cts-
cvvtrl,s have reached the university
museum IL Philadelphia from pr.
Tl4.eace = Fisher. leader O. .he Eek-
ley +, Coke, Jr- expedition .n EryT..
In fail report. doctor Fisher de-
scrit.es war,l"rins thr0uSh the syss-
ciaaS halls - he great palace 'ha; 10.
centuries lay hurled Il, aDcien; Messa-
l,ts, Gold t.-rasa"nts scarab. vss-
sels II va-sous Kinds ara vases wers.
fuunt intact, irst as they must have
been vhcn TIE !orrss q those a&ys &C.
parted,
Many q The relics found. says
Issc,ar r ~hs-. date hacs - tfe s;osae
Ec,, Traet.s os f,rc tta. .7spSt h&s .
ra.!~hci the ra'acse ave te,;nt na every
side. according 20 the sscav>A.esis;.---
EHChanst.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1917-01-10
urivere;ty Provides School
For Mi,souti's Busy Farmers

Nos. Agricultural Colleges are
organized for !3e convenience II
the yuua.>tev "a ho malto> schoo'-
'ag lis business dGf.uG four ~
tive years Of h,- early life. Thni
,ar, e: training takes too much
II the fatmet'~ = time. He uur.
:. so t3e greater Nar' 70! tAe year
II production, consequently as
Io>s rot get tie chance al Il G
ME moa.A course
Hat artrls $nto'hi!.2 for I, t.
Ayr1a-" farmer. Tnr University
o. M3sspatl I...tsa of Agr.cu3,
iI.c has ayrA2 l.d , special >nu''
cn0r~, Ger tojk> Nho mss >!rt1
most ui he YEAR TN the t"rI.
TIE .ui! eoursr consists Of four
winter t,lms of abusi tx,
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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1917-01-10

E.,cry Democrats campaign
orator Hn,l party newspaper IL
Mis- sou.l ought TO BE- indicted for
perjury, for they all surely ard
knowingly gave false testimony
in Che late campaign with intent
70 deceive the voters. They Nil
sworc Ivy all they held holy that
che state was not busted, as
claimed by the Republicans, and
t,at the State Treasurer was
paying all the bills right up 10
the minute" Now that the cleo
tion is over and tho Democrats
are in again. the Democratic pa
psrs have found that the state
treasury is busted. and that ,h.,
fact is fully acknow iedeed. Ru,
instead OF holding their party re-
sponsible for this state Of affairs.
~ they should. were they homes,
With the people, they are now
ooe and all explaining wha.
should be doae 70 al tho state =
eo9sss agaia. Is eehss words,
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1917-01-10
MADE "B00kIEs" LOOK SILLY
Visitor From oybtta Turned Nest
Trick en leN6oa sharks Whe
Had eessted Tee Loudly.

A Dabsis saan, being N, q vxcs.son
In London recently. Iasroalxs-d 4 ha-
tel resoried 10 by fSo Eagfish bo~,k-
les and, h4ang contfn1ally AID uarsae-
esfuiiy ia.ttst BY them. ct.els..<i 10 rs-
Ye:ge. Ia the sssosers-9ta eese eze-
ming the TITO xese discussing IN. 6eI-
ter,s of f,sckrtrcke;s. when cur srsecsst
sho had adroitly ssgf-vigess. the sszt-
jet-t. declared tina. there wss nos..ag
wonderful abou, their work tt all
Any ordinarily sua2rt naaa conId Do
what they DO.
II could easily lift aor nan. II I
so wished" he declared, TO matter
who or how alert be IL! gh, be-"
"Be' roc fifty 70 tanner yoa do1't
lift that toT over there, Mr.. xIck
Or Pat, Or whafeFes your naoe .s. :"
snapped one u 'he b.okt>s, 6: ttse
same tine Indicating -tle only o.h@r
occupant Of the re-s-n-a ge1tle--21
standing q, q distt-1t widow.
"None," said or friend and the
money was 'aten- He app-oa ched ,h@
gentleman and sr-ss.- TO him al TIE
h5sIne time relieving hin Of his watch
and chain. tie Iin sri T@'cke.toak. TIE
gentleman di.:a't ar-4-eoay notice
anything wrnuc. bEt the took.es es3s1it
distinctly SEE the operation. Our
friend Won lis 10, and The t,ookie lo,st
his temper Lext 14y On eiseoy.~.--s
,ila, our .~.snd and the gea,le.E4aE.
whom he had Et'.-. %e-e bosom e,-11-
r,4ri02s Nho had arranged tie little
mailer be,ae cen Jhe.1.-Loldon NJ
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1917-01-10
| Am The Dollar.

! All tie 0o.A'. u" cola 81
might. To ms at, nations N"W.
| rest H. easily IN the torn lft'>'
ts't> If tyaMp ,.S n Inc ollIs
purse II A naxuate - ia't
plia>cs II the .A:4G. / sd IL r,'S
"ttie> tlat t'a1th4e rNHhsenN
! cu'rt the hunh'c btuc ut ta'
wora'Le D2au, aud oUto' the SuT
did poverty | bring peace at.0
hapNin >s III" San r,Nrr sets
where ! t,s&n aNi for me lhcr,
Ia ne rsht All ua,.nas ana al
king sduu3s arAnoNi"ise ~ my pow
g. and nj my gong the n.saN" :
rulers OF ,hr earili bow down /,
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1917-01-10
Making soa9 from Sugar.

The Discovery is announced q. a
rtcs,e~l u ,u-=&,rctare ~ snap from
sugar. u Wi.,1 Germany has rlehts,
Instead " frs.D al. which is staTSr,
In the past /: has ts~'' iNA>s2si' {" es''
sucar un.y In >>>.l's ;ha, had li'ti" Nal-
a,, Ry thu rev n,'thosL II Is claiss.sl.
thu, snap prsiuSSI il nV' fin" aai is'li'
cate. but II acts a. rsltscn,iy Ia salt
water as In fp'sh-a fact that nasy
MAKE the sssAr 'alGa,,le fNr III" navy,
Articles that fuuleFty had a. b. scat
t., chemical iaundrirs ~an he washssi
With this ne~ klnd af soap The IN
est kinds of silks II Is sllexs>i pes
ouiy arr not harassi by II. but their
culosS arc broa1ht cot brilliantly -
u ns~. In addition. the sssgArsap
ss-s-sns 10 h~ r~Sssssaei- foe . ssan'
inasa VI the ss&r And tear stSAaiansd
By ssasasAasssa cA~aAaaa6 ssasA
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1917-01-10
DIDN'T QUITE GET THE IDEA
Library Ps:rcn Esi1sn:ly Was Ne:
Strictly Up to Ca.e in knc~t-
edge Of hc5s-s Literature,

4 stuGent assistant. elsa go. N res 9
ing tie shelves - .I.+. public library.
vaS accostei ~ { nrii1ty dress.S.1
midG,e-aeei woman = no sid tha. ss1e
lad finished reuG!1- the last O. Laura
Jean Ltbbey's Writings, AMI Tia, she
should like something Just as good
The young assistant. Unable FOR the
,not;.ent to think "a: Laura Jean LIB
hey. equal. hastily s<s@Eatd tie shelf
on y llch she vas u-a-aiue. and. eht.ss-
iu1 t. book. offered il to the applicant
saying. Perhaps you would Ike this,
a heu,ucl.y Ca-i!ls.l.'
Nc" @as the reply; u don't care
for theoiogi c4i works"
But" replied the kindly assistant.
with Needless enthusiasm, this cardi-
nal Was bird"
THAT would not recommend him 70
NE" said the wol,-au, ss size moved
awsy In search OF librarian who
Should sse better Judge OF character
Is We! as q. Laura Jean Lblwy :
l,s>ers-Ha- -rp.-r's Magazine.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1917-01-10
the Democratic party having
busted tho tr.a sury, the people
are now advised TO dig up more
taxes and pay the bills

The Chicago Daily journal says
tha, the government inspectors
arc finding the cold storage ware
honses packed to the roofs with
food products which are with
held from the market IN order To
keep prices rising, The Daily
Journal adds: "Oiicial action
cannot be too prompt TO please
the housewives" Yes, but they
are not likely TO see any Official
action in the matter. either
prompt or otherwise. The cold
storage men have already said to
the govo -nmen., What we hold
is ours: whl. are you going 10 d.
Il bout it it, And there you are.
In this country private interest,
when wei backed up by po!itica!
pults, always taxes precedence Of
pubic Interest and even public
welfare. Oar government. ~ o>.
t.nsihiv n government for III"
people. when il fac, it lsn', tbs.
KIND OF a goyernmeLt az all. IF
/. we're. .he government would
IL RESPONSE 10 the clamor about
the high cost OF living. step il
a4i require the surveyors q
food 10 sell a. norma! prices III
/. .Acy could show the govern
LGnt that ther2 WAS a Just ard
reasoua bic cause Why the prices
should 10 higher, This would
bc food control lur pu bic wei
fare. In Europe they do such
,aiaGs, but here we are held ~
a. will hy the food cou. bines
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1917-01-10

paper could tAen g.1se in.cili.
gently sizs uv tEsts torn I'D bnsi,
ness VI IL, and not wonder = sncsi
business il there - s!iat ex-
tent: or AR. the t1s. rder con,
Germs % tie ht2 c.,.rs getting
the huslns s. tia. :! A9ce firms
ogaht to receive; - = cau1c
the home t:ercn af.ts q evident
Is no, see .,iI3g tfate. -.t'i c2--
TONERS se. !, lhers - q nut II
t.iey I1aye .he enct-s q. ID Il
give, tie towns i:r4e black
eye ana il Z. boost E, /. Ia. oder
h1uzc. ihs: are determined to
a4i.t Lime G.ertG4-ss wl,a cen
s.aer that hey a-,e = a..1'.si E7own
that trade * II co,ae ,tt.eig any.
way. So are cat4,e:1e houses
ard big c;sy reta': stores we'll
known, o4ttAey P419 ''1a4sa.d s
Of collars every Eeat IT, : ser
: sing ana haga 5ore 81 for years
i. growing business, ls~r 2Ed
far. Heace, Il evyGeu..y ra~s
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1917-01-10

4 hen Is always given sr1 c%s1 nettt-
bar @! eggs "a lee Aa!e9sts- Why
There II no nsaSon at all except sd
,ecr>tition.
Ss,u.rs f~c3a w-Ars'si;y< f>-.S ssc-
are always gwen ia ss,si unssaher>, yet
ifo valid ->~s,-,a eaa tsA ag.,.sas>x~i, II Is
a re,unan, ot the cid ',st! numbers are
.ucEy" superstition
Nlrst. records all sa.ts os charms
ani s.w,!l> i,.Ac;ie~~a raaat! odd aatas-
ts'-~-rryer even oSeS- S4svea is tire
tasu-ige tlss1icnl number. al. old Gt-
vines taught that il hSli mystical
perfection. l, Is "a o1t .aaEzshes.
Fal>,aT. in the Merry wssss" Is
eii;-api~~i fer the thar! Sissss. He hisss-
sell said; They say the-s IS i diyiss-
lty In ,ssd numbers eNssaus=s ~ the cd
belief In ,std numbers
PHYSICIANS u ogasr asvs always In
sis;sSl tbs, 'tlex~alser~" should tse in
,eii apnshrrs-->,at. ;hrsS', five, etc, and
newer an yven cs2.s--t4ostea Mail.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1917-01-10

Yea a2ay have ~e'l h~.sy. but yvo
aSosI begin to baiid II with .our word.
lustead ~ LAYING Z. WEAK AID ssek
Wori in sysa. tso~Iy, hsstn ncw 10
s,scas the wpr1 et ssrenxtn and hsu,sh
---and k~sr II up issit tscS At wha;
has hsva- Lots @ite tried that and
she ne,er s>s teso-st the past. Clear
cut II yuor ,aind als this rubbish about
uric acid. ESsisse@ss, etc. and yoa will
,.nd that ncar " ,h~sa has ioixsnens
In year hs.y, The snaaxhs snakes the
hsty and determines the cucditiea u
lives tn Thoughts u hcsith are ltvtnx.
eternal things and they work With
thesr tsvcsasssel- ps~cr u aira!Shsine~s
20 tou< ~ tAs essSalsa 10 sAstr owa
hixh hey Il Aasupay aad xAsahiliU.-
Unity.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1917-01-10
People Do Not Cstel. Colds,
But Have Fevers.

Common 80 called CO. is are the
most widespread ard least dan
gcrouS OF all infections. The
term catching cold" hides a tire
meudous amount Of ignorance
and relieves many q ca rcless phy
sician from criticism. says Dir.
NJ. =. isayencl ofthc Department
OF Preventive Medicine Of the
University of Missouri.
Many persons believe tha. cx.
Iosure to cold and drafts produc.
o. this trouble. hence the tssm.
catching cold" A. an assuol
0astss q iocs . thaeOo0eeog
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1917-01-10
Coed Way to Boost a Town.

No business man ~ any town
should allow the town paper IA
DO printed without his name and
business being published in H.,
The advertisement could DO any
sixc. just so rnblicity IL given
and the general public could see
and know more about the town
In . general and sp,ifsiag Gay
for IN tswn. A straagsr OF
peeoooeAlvo ollIaoa ptching Up Q