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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-06

Topot je nastopil kapitalizem V Ameriki boil
%predrzno kakor sploh kdaj pref. Ma Siroko in
visoko je pognal draginjo V TAXI meri in v tako
kratkem casu, da so vse pridobitve delavstpa te-
kom mnogih let paralizirane. Tako je pritisni-
la d%raginja, da je ~liudstvo mestoma re zakricalo.
kadar je bio podrazevanje boil skromno. ic bilo
lJudstva sram priznato, da to kaj obcuti. Sedaj
Je svignil bic premocno.
In DIR. Hills misli, da pozene to amerisko
lJudstvo ma revoiucijo.
Poleg draginje SO Sc druge reel, XII lahko
vzbuJaJo veliko nezadovoljnost. Ampak kdor o.
pazuJe ameriskc mase, BIO tezko verjel, da prero-
kuie DIR. Hills prav. Zdi Sc, da je on kljub svo-
Jemu duhovniSkemu poklicu temperamenten MOI.
in TAXI imajo navajo, Ga sodijo druge ljudi, ma
garl yes svet pc sebi.
Toda amerisko dclavsko ljudstvo nj tako
tcmpcramcntno. Yeast jc bio revolucionarno
ampak to JIG minilo. Tudi sedanja draginja ga
ne povedc ma barikadc. Dokler jc n~avijanje cen
Sc ponekod novo. godrnja. zabavlja, izpus,i tudi
vcasi kaksen God damn liza Fob; ampak DO.
IaSoma nu postaJa vsakdanje, pa Sc privadi.
SedaJ morda cello zarentaci, kadar izreGe inc svo.
Jega aldcrmana ali poslanca. Do volitev Sc ze
potolazi, pa DO volil zopet, ida DO prav."
Draginja JIG hud bic. Sc mnogo hujsi, ncgo
Spoznava vecina. Ampak revolucionarnega duhn
vendar ne zbica.
In kakor smo deiali: Nit ne zelimo ne. da
20 DIV "'Ih'S'' Us ' ldkO EcNOluclJO, " kakrSnI
govori rcvolucionarni duhovnik. S Gem pa? u
golimi rokami. kako pao Brez organizaciie in
nacrta. Pc kaj pa? Pc gotovo smrt, v ncizogi-
ben pogin.
kaJ nina ~vladajoci razrcd tudi v tel dezcli
policije, milicc in vojaStvaF Kaj nimajo tam sa-
belj in pusk in s%trojnih pusk in topovg Kai ne
znajo tam rabbit orozje In manevrirati? A ma
Sc? Svoje roke imajo in svoj gnev. S tenn Sc
pa ne opravi mic, prav mic roper grana,c in kar-
tecc.
A &c hi Sc mogel zgoditi nemogoci cudez. da
bl TAXA goloroka, neorganizirana masa premaga.
la modcrno oborozeno, disciplirano in organizi-
rano vojasko tito, ce hi Sc zgodilo, kar Sc zgodi-
ii ne more, kaj bi bilo potem?
Mic.
NekOliko proda jain hi morda opleniIi. neko-
llko lacnih bi Sc enkrat najedlo, in drugi dan -
bl bio vse pc starem.
V cash, ko orozje Sc nj bilo tako grozno do.
vrseno kakor danes, ko nj bilo treba "a boi no
benega posebnega znania, ko je ljudstvo lahko
V arzenaln nabralo puSk in bajonetov in ko ie
hl kamen skoraj boliSe orozje cd finite ali pa ko
Smodnika Sc splch nj bio, Sc je vcasi zgodilo, da
le S'epa masa, lie cato. ker ie bila masa, premaga.
Ia vols"akc. ker je bio teh malo. Premagala jc.
(kOnec ma 6. strani)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-06
Pridige O revOluci1i.

Inani newyorski duhovnik DIR. Hills napo.
vedule, Ola pride V Zcdinjenih drzavah do revolu.
ciJe. TIE besede ne jennie v Sirokem zmislu, XII
vel]a "a veliko, do temelja ~segajoco izpremem-
DO druzabnega reda. Vstajo aineriSkega ljud-
silva pricakuje, vstajo Ia nasilno odstranitev VIA
de. Razlogi, XII jh navajo "a svoje mnenje, so
taxi da Jim marsikdo lahko verjame.
Mi jim ne v%erjamemo, vsaj ne, dokler Sc 90.
vori o TAXI revoluciji v dogledni dcbi. In tudi
ne zellmo 81 je, prav mic ne.
Cudni revoluciionarni, kaj, XII ne maramo re-
v%oluciJeF Pa je re tako. Ne maramo reel. XII
so brez zmisla. In revolucija, o kakrSni govori
DIR. Hills, bi bila popolnoma brez zmisla.
Polozaj v Ameriki JIG sicer res tax, da bi lab.
ko nagnal liudstvO v obup. NajocitnejSe zo v
sedanjih dneh je ~draginja, Xxi raste cd dine do dine
in unicuje popolnoma ne lie vse pridobitve, kar
Jill Je delavstvo doseglo tekom let, ampak ga ne
ma Sc "a tiste case nazaj, ko je delalo OBJ piclih
placah.
DraginJa razburja nitro; njeni pravi ucinki
Sc pa kazejo boil polagoma. Clovek sc magic u
1ezi, ce mora placati petnajst centov, kjer Jill je
pref zadostovalo desct. Ampak ce 81 ttrea
enkrat koscek kruha, ce Sc en- dan maize samega
krompirJa namesto mesa, ostane lie pri jezi. Ma
mesto z maslom 81 zabeli jed z jedrnato kletvico.
pa je opravljeno. Toda ee je treba teden "a ted
nom' mesec Ia mesecem opuscati jajca, znizati
nero mleka in sc neprostovoljno vdajati yegeta-
riJanstvu, Obcuti to telO, XII zahteva move snow
namesto izgubljenih. &c Jill ne dobi, pesa.
In .sedanja draginia nam prav resno oblju.
buje take ucinkc. Tudi nevernikom postaja las.
no, da ne gre "a hipno podrazitev tega ali omega
prcdmeta, XII nastane vcasi vsled nezadostne bro.
dukcije, vsled pomanjkanja prometnih sredstev
ali pa vsled nesposobnosti kapitalisticnega siste.
ma, XII ne Una vedno pravega blaga sprayiti ma
pravem mestu ma trg. Taxa hipna draginja je
omejena ma tisti predmet, katerega ravno pri-
manjkuje ma trgu, in mine, elm Sc ga zopet lahko
ponudi zadOstna mnozina.
Sedanja ~draginja postaja boljinboli spIosna.
Pricela Sc je z nainujnejsimi twill in s kurjavo;
pa Je preskocila ma obleko, polastila Sc je perila
obutal, papirja, stavbnega materijala, in ie re
splosno znizala veljavo zasluzenega denarja. Ko-
kosi MISC napovedale strajka, lesa v nash gozdo-
vlh nj zmanjkalo, premoga je V zemlji dovolj in
zkop!Je Sc ga vec, nego ga Amerika porabi. Ora
ginJa ina svoJ vir v kapitalistiGni spekulaciji,
tudi ce zaspe vse preiskave, preden pridejo do tie.
ga rezultata. In TAXA ~draginia ina tendenco.
da ostane trajna. Kajti ce so kapitalisti imeli
moe, da so ustvarili, imajo prav tako moe, da 10
drze ma tisti visini, XII jim je ugodna.
To so "a delavsko Ijudstvo zelo slab inzpledi
v Chicago in v New Yorku delajo sicer policijsko
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1917-12-19
BEssEMER IRON AID STEEL
Original Process f-vsiY.c c.ea-ee-ir..
ton, Or 6gr,tag Gut Of Excess
Carocn, By Blowing Air.

Henry EsSse.Issr. wan lrsen.sss the
method rAnle. for hiia In the rs.4nasac-
!use Of iron AMI steel. which resusEs-
u@alzssi the Industry. vas granted a
fA'en, by the British government ca
oclo1e. II. ISL This was sh4. frs.
Ia'rni gtren hin. uss'sS All szs-2a..sIs -e.
Additional patenfs were saks.I o3, In
the fsaacwin- Lsec~ssrss~r sna rsssr4assry,
covering Improvements. Bsasssz 4Es..r' :
original p,,ssess Involved aessartsos.iz.a-
iiac. CT tsfe sGruin- ofc Of tts.- exsg.ss
ears-an- By blowing air through E1s
troa- This resosatioazry ~ saveatssa . on
due indirectly to ,he Crisssxa var.
Eess-taes undertook To Invent sa ssf,-
proved cannoss. tn, fuuId all ssHslaht#
mes=ls t.1s weak 90. th4. gun A- ssgsi;,,t.
~ uake- H.. then b,--:Sza ~xg~-rttreslrs
In sss>9 making. with the ulsl l=zaF.s re-
suit of the pru*iSxSiaa II ~i;.ses~faer
steel" His tasxGs!ua won sae hisu "a tsss.
and ...tnss and tbs. ho1sc.r oi sa!gat-
AsosA SIR Henry B.,ss~Ks4er wns gaor.i
k ERg.arsd- nc, was 81 s'rrsseh Hague
nos de->cra,- Ssacv his ,,aorr~r .nsen-
aon. the tsv~xss Ut e,}av~rrias irun ta-
to sized has ts<%ss vastly Improved.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1917-12-19
TELLS asCUT John RAlIDOs F-H
TssocAaa 81 1.-e-n H4ss.ss taAssrssw
Hitn E--.-.-s- Ezn. ID vfhieh no
Es-sa-.s f4gs Mei1neMety Mood

TfazaAs H. E&aseo In has Thirty
Years FEs'%~ Gives IA sn.ersztinx ne
f>s'lat sss &a s1sSrvi@w h< had with th1e
.s2s's-asts-se Saiza Ezsa1.sspk Ut RSansx~.
Tia. irt.~~z1ew was ar Mr.. E<n4Gn-D
Fv>sea lE ES%wfsFss's hneei. tn G<esxe-
sawn- II w@s In the gss4cn of fhs sva-
E1a@e a~fsyE@ -kse taaps we're H. Mr.,
f. sr.@1tt.Fs- T~esssia- Ga q scfs. stfent
aaA ys,<2ssssAst*.t rSf.srsJ. a. II tn kfm-
sasGf. jqsas ss~a.Ss Ezss 80 -s,~ntltfy and
IE'st~efs!fy~ aAnt sssy.x his nfs snxter
ifs rsssS- aaeh lady sorrn:
~ia iiFa'S lzs+ seesses what pspdfekeo
<ssTy~fsS
Fezrs est rhs 5rav~ and ssaliss e -
wise
fsywn I4rgtesozxh's eyes tAe sersamG
~ det1re tew.
And S9l~ srqAres q drtyeilsf end q
shssx."
wA.ss sfr. Eanas.'sh flashed rspent-
sn- shesse pa&s. Mr.. Beaton aid -
him. Mr.. aassos.sA~ have okf&ns
a~a-d gqa -sg~as tssese ss II shxy esaiA
have as agtsSaeag!aa to yvurs~kf. wAtlo
sso oss~ ena have lsrss rvssen thaa yu9ss
s@if To fem- sh* fate Ut Swift
To THIS Gss3asnA r.sdiesi. 7 have
isxei In sfFfad os tnsanlty."
White Rsagtaiph was nos insane -
tae os,isnsrY s@tse u fh~ woed. Il tD
certain skaat hs haA oecssianaA tssn-
rprsry shsTrafsaas ut the taind. and u
was ssartss sgteh ttnasa that hts tnlk
was msAst hstfl;nns. = eoptsss 10w fo1P
hasrs " ~st aai classic alluston. =
perfect se7astestas u The dixmGnsts At
the aitea.
Hts wtA I-as cssstested oa ths gruunA
o. itfsmaity. aas II @as net ses ssts1ns
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1917-12-19
~1Sr'-
Small Prescriptions

Maay physicians have u habit os
writing prescriptions without ewlcG
l4naS the quantity Of rr,A...sas.~ their
patients are r. IsAs. 1his !esSds 10 q
es,~t waste VI drugs and much an-
neS~sssry expense. Which leads the
New York MedicsA Journal 10 urge
physicians 10 tse mere careful.
Another evil resul; af this "a. ;s-o
cutnison practice. Is 'ha, ,Ngt.y s~x!
prescriptions AIe Ai>-s~~a sway IA 'ar
...ssIicans chest. and hex, ,iuse the ,es.
tien, has. or thlaks he has the sanls
symptoms, he takes what be sar;sss,,
10 b. the saine Mv:iciue.
But the chief reason Why .Gr5.
clans should noi prescribe soue Q, ax
"ane~s whcr ;Aey ks~s. ssis oae or
lnu w,u b. used. Is that 1: Is wsstias.
the drugs and maxim. the ,,4,ier, ,sy
far more for his medicine than Is at
all necessary.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1917-12-19

The way u spider moves its Ggh,
legs in walking is Interestingly de-
s~1hed by n science authority. In or
der 10 observe this movement al hi,
lcisure--lur /; Is usually too rapid %
be followed by the human eye-he
,ired the spiders by making them swim
and then lei them walk slowly ever q
smooth surface. In this way he dis.
covered: L. The ionEes; legs those ui
the first and fourth pairs. move along
lines q. their own directions hy >eT,
teal bcns,in. Of the Joints: the short.
er legs III the sec,nd and third pairs
,nase forward by notation from the
uxae tthc yoin,s connecting legs With
the h,sdy "a, rish; angles 10 their oSn
dlrys,iuns. =. rirs; near leg moves
with third on les. tai sccrnd near les
m.,rs with third on irg ihl third
hear lcs moves with second on leg (:
tel fourth near l-e n,c,,s with nsut
OF leg: td). & Walking cuuxtsts ue
TAD and tc, simultaneously. f0llows0
~ ~ 81 (U sinaslsAassonlx.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1917-12-19

OF cu1r>e. YOU hasc bright ypauS.
s'cE Who says ard DOES amusing
things. asserts Ggif~g.
Ra, all casiar~a 49,
loGr child has nos uscglntasy.
II Sca wtsa io b.. ctzss.-d ~i.n the
worst u bese-~ eoai.a1s yuar cuaassaag
eats1sy VI all that ycar esa,iA says os
daeA.
II, fer snSssntS', sssfrse oster saaskl
said or did what sysasr t~as or slFi tisss's.
~oCld yoa sasss 1t sss exergcsatinsiy
fennyl
kr~sy bright. Arnstar. Intelligent
esalld is avllsatfti III tisr aatulaHns.
To each tossa tut..ge ana nta,tter tias
particular ansses of GE.s st.-s~sags,l s.s;. rs
they eosne to lsssi. are aosG lngSFesg,
Ina.
Ea, the yeaassse- IS chiefly Interest,"
lag 10 Yourself.
WA sse traits aud characteristics in
the iixht VI what yea kaow yai are
yourself. Tha, Is was.A, nlaaes IL soena
~ funny.
How about the rrsn nsste tricks
that yoar ewn cga!Ei ANs sad taat gsa
csannes Get away frog.e They AL have
tis~sa. ton 10 you tell these taiassi
No
Then your wocisrtssi tales are ,.sere-
~ another forn % hrasgadoc.oc How
about ~
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1917-12-19
Soldier and >siix Insurance.

ia soldier or sailor Is killed.
anl hc has a wife and children.
Tie hu.I..Wnnt VIII lrov.d,
compensation toy t.u VIE, 50
ohg as she ye;n1inS unmarried,
and sappnr, fur The children unli'
they become j. years q: age,
i'hee" payments range frrn
$9!1 for a widow ss..A ~ $50
!ur widow and four children
It;hc man Is totally d Sabicd th.
Guycvnmcnt viii make 4 fixed
monthly payment to him rans'n 'np
from s-su = mouth. II he is mar
ried, IA $40 4 inoa,n, !. .,2 has Il
wife and three ur more children.
Should he be so helpless as 10
require n nurse or a,,endau. he
vii. be ~. on ny "a $50 additional
Should he lose nu.i. .ar, both
hands. or both eyes, or be per
manenlly bcdriidcn. he will he
paid SllN IL month, whether lie is
a bachelor Or married.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1917-12-19
ss,s Fork Costa.

h9G A!!4ihI time on ti!e
ta'in' IN spite o. III uEh enccur
aH"tnent gwen II IN iectn! years,
II NOT yet genera! practice,
The custom OF buying mca. FROM
local stores ur huck>iers is in
tr'as!ng among farmers III spite
Al lha lae. ...at n.... especially
H"fE, ca" b" stnwn ard cured AT
A1Ae I"r much less Nan ,h2 cost
o. purchased meat. These state,
nen'> are made hy aniaisl hus.
aanlrS Sg"ri1',.,. u. ,ha ln'cd
r'9t.> Department, %! AGi!cal.
'ure IN rev publication Of the
department, Farmers lUll.tiu
Aig kIllinr u,rs opl rnr,,,
.l. ,.,.h :, t.',,,,-.,.
" - ''''s''" " %'A ~
"'u'~fi.'hf h''h ho'chtrInf.
The cheapest mea, a fAtme.
an use Is the n:uiuct az his oyl
arm say tho sn,.i.,;.,s v,n;.
A.. $780,, -, ,,
u.s. y u" '' '"' "'o"' "a" '"
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1917-12-19

The Meaicans h-s; ASH eaA~s iu
-s,a~gse>. Wkea the Spaassh cen-
aaers~i the country. queer castas,
MAS iniroaaeed The chief executive
Of the towns carried . stick with 4
sss'd or silver head II was . kind
Of sr~ptcr.
The people. of csurse, rarely knew
hew 10 Read ~ write. and wA~n any
aae was wanted fes q crime. one Of
the mayors suhes>i;na,es woaid take
the cane. aad the eciprit aud plaee
II hertEantxasy upsoa the ta.,es's CHEESE,
The p.uess<,tnS ~as e0cisSle0l to
a spnas,os.s, and the uzaa Axd to ap.
p~s. bescSs the nayor anaes the psa.
atty of being eAst inro p-isSn This
action Mas barrewed fram Spain.
where Il s,sn prevails In the mors I'm.
Ksgtaut ncsianA
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1917-12-19

A farmer raised peck q. wheat
beside the River Dee: n boardcr ate
q wheaied loaf way down In Ten
fisssee; the loaf the boa rider fed upon
cost haif as much and more as did the
farmers peek Of ~Gas' a month or sn
before. Now. why is this" ihs .las-,i.
er rared. "they hold me up on hrcadf"
And why Is whea, So h,oon!n' cheap:"
shs p!pddin2 farmer said.
A chap beyond the Rocky ridge
raised 10 pounds ~ ,.ines: another
one In old New York WIS kick,us an
the times. for he had downed a glass
t'f "ade," and. poor forlnru galoot. had
paid oge-half the market price of ~
pounds Of fss.;, "Now. why Ia this.
they soak mo thus for u.,s wrc sip NJ
'ade'f And why" exclaimed .la
orchard man. "am ! So p"orly paid"
Now hold your horses steady therr.
you man beside the Dee: 60 rasy
there. yuu hungry Gimp In sunny Tca.
nesSec: restrain yourself. you orcha,,,
man. ferhear this angry talk. aud yoa
lrss,ic the snsla foGnt In Little Old
N"e Igwk. remember this: Our foud
nnd drink. no r.aiier whsre aud When.
must also he the food and drlnk o.
thirty naadlcuea.-Ctlca O.eeA
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1917-12-19
MEMORY MAPS" ARE FREAKS
Try - orsw oveilass u tAs vsr,...
Sesssssss M vsv win d ~.
pssss6 q rsSs leaessnss.

4 nnaa ard vffe sst st the tsbis q,
tnsss hosu~ trying 10 drav the outiio1
map o3 Europe. frum sn<o2,ry. Oh
srTves the Ohio Stste Journal. The,
sooo found ths, they knew little shoul
It. They had been r%adsng os Eurxpes,
esents fDr years. and Jet when the,
came TO paf'inx their mind ,actare o..
the coniineni on r,sp-r they foryo, ,hea,
geography -nt!yeiy. Ts< rsan hxd rxas
Anabsas and Homer In the ox1xns
sld yst put Greece be.weea ttse Adr
attic ahd tie coast of Spain. snc lesi
Austria oct altogether 1'hs wife kss
Spain and France side BY SIDE 0n III
east and west line. with Belgium 10 ,t4
north, cvsrrtHg both. while she zxs1s
the boot of itsiy y taxh1.na4.ss xA
gaitee. Anyons booking q, the swt
maps could tell they we're not @:
America Or Asa, bu, o. where, hs
couldn't say.
But seriously. +. is q tel.ghtsui
amusement and nigh. With profit h-- IN
pAiSed L. rn4r@. After .s..r sra. through
S!th Europe. take the other cgaureats
and the Countries that beiouS 10 then
Ana then ODE might come Bearer Eors.e.
II would be really sad to observe tie
ignorance concernin; our own ls,~sB.
ties, but 1, would 1e s.nusiax. toa yss,
tuf fUa, haze = ~alsisxIy draw uaaps u
Great Britain sad irr.snd. OF Turkey.
China, Kansas end Netrasxa, Louis
tana- Delaware, etc, aad much SUI.
prised you viii be 10 se- Low ta,s OH
earth had changed since you trasrr-,
II 10 you. rn..,.-rr
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1917-12-19

Girl messengers are NOW en-
ploysd by many Of tbs Govern
mens departments IT Washing
ton.
Alterations are being made
which will double the seating
capacity OF the Naval Academ ,
at Annapolis.
The strength OF the naval re
serve force is 40, 80 men. 20 psI
cent Of whom volunteered tos
general service.
The National Council Of Womeo
meeting in Washington for war
work, embraces - national
wonan's organizations repre-
senting 100000 Americas
women.
BY reducing the size OF their
sam pies wholesale dealers will
save tl.is year s.lF,5oo worth .i
cloth, representing enough wool
70 provide uniforms for g.. 800
soldiers.
According TO the Depar'men,
Of Agriculture. over 5000, coo
eggs spoi. in cold storage eacn
year because they have been
washed or in some other way
become wet before being sen, to
market.
Applications for war-risk r.,
su!ance are nov far PAST tie
billion dollar mark, ~! soldiers
sailors. 2afinr.. and nurses ju
active service may buy insurance
from the Government, al The rate
Of from 60 cents a month at tho
age Of u to 81 - a month at the
aye ot u for each ST. 900.
UGdpr tls terms q 3 decision
by Secretary McAdoo, the busi
ness Of all insurance comI,anie>
Incorporated under the laws Of
--ne;uy ar aliy Of enemy countrie,
is TO he liquidated, with the ex
cept.oh III !ifr !Hsutance com
pan.es, which are allowed 10
continue existing contracts.
Every postal employee N the |
United States las been instruct |
ed IA tsho .n a.t!sc ba,t ia tie |
cam psiyn for The sale q. war.
savings stamps. In order to |
reaCh IA thr desired SAFES mark O.
s, 90, ,0Q, ,oQu by Januaryl, 1919
II Wlii Lr As-,S~.nsr. To st.l! su,.lci, |
eat stamps 10 average SlG 81 tog
Zach man, woman, aud child IL
the country,
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1917-12-19

We are. noiae NJ as, Sa sossd archi.
tsets ~ to be able 70 work A.bi,uaity
e*.nesth eur stresgth; ard yet there
IL nst ea.A.sn- sast I k,ssw os. lass~
ly raisssl ~hescin II IL aos sufficiently
evtdeat that seseher architect sae
builder has t.ene his best. IL Is the
especaal characteristic Of modern
werk. All old wusk nearly has been
hard wo-k. II Usty be the hard work
ct children. ot aStzsarisns. of yastirs !;
has IL Is always their utnaess. Let as
have dssne vita this kind VI work ut
eae~s cast OF every tsrnpsatioa 70 IL !:
DO nes let cs degrade ourselves voiun-
sassty. md then niutt~r and mourn
ever cur sAerteoaninxs: let us confsas
ear poverty or cur parslmany, bat MT
eests cur hoaAan tnteiiscs h h not .
question II doing nlore. hrs VI d0ias
better. Do noe lcs ~ hoss cur rssfs
WIN vrsecAa4 hAH-w0rks4 b1nnt.
eds~d raasttss: - nee ~ - nnnk su
e>tes With righd imisstions Il nsaAsssl
ssstuARy. o1eA tA1nu1 - nsss -
salts - es0maa ssanA - snly 49,
- ~ sssl1ae - nsA1lllS = tAsIT -
ts1ypoA-n1g14n
q.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1917-12-19
MUSIC REACHES THE HEART
Performer Dealing in Eme.ieas cap.
avates Women Mers Swiftly Than
the Poets es Pain.ers

The poet deals in words while .hs
painter deals in color and form. tg,
The musician deals In emotions and
therefore his spIs-sA TO woyses = a.
~ayn .aets swift, ss IL II always Ino-e
sati!e, than the appeal u any other
artist.
Such. summed up by write. In tie
Philadelphia North American. Is the
latest she"rr 10 e1pla!1 the lure OF III L.
Sic for women and the attraction q.
ne dark.eyet. !pa. kl.sea masactau
himself.
The average woman. say the ths.o-.
!sts, Ii kein,ned in with Conventions
mat make her feel d prudI>h d.scoln-
:oH II book OF q poe.n talks too o,.ca-
ly OF what she thinks os. but ney.r
pgfs ta,o ynria. With q picture /, is
The came way. but in the music. Siae
hears with emotional ce1s s.st ali tbs.
.oinant!c.s.n, all the beauty. and Eu
the vague dreams which size hides SO
closely from the world. In conS-
ale.ce she reads inc ;le l,Gs.y Aer
v~t. t~ellasa and thea she c4.atust.s
the musician with AIS music. he, too,
is keyed ur TO high tension; be feels
'ei'I'a ihicaily the ciGosioa hc las cus,.-
nuaicated. and so spark Is kiudls..
between them As tos ,h- .-sas;--
well. se'raettNg- u Is iyye. Sometimes
e lnonsen'ary .nfatuatson--that ell de-
pends upon bow much ,nasic they he.a.
together and how much peu..ap nery.
ous esrlosiona!.ssn lies bariet i. ,he
wuiGaus soul
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1917-12-19
Rust CsesclVr.

Al italian inveatov has patented n
method oS ciraH<,n; ,en and s,eci
frum rust. by his ,rrrss the meta.
Is made the cathode Ia u peosIsAaric
acid elc-troly;r, /, Is c;ain,.d that
this acid. unlike others, hssely,.s
away the rust without s,,acgias the
selis metal, and Hisa leads " prvyeni
subsequent rasiias. The elertruiyte
Is msde hy adding 10 parts of rhes-
Ilsorie acid 10 ~ parts II water. o.
by adding = 10 per cent ssAesioa II
ss'tum phosphate TO 10 rer ceas NJ
the scad. A temresa,urs brswccn -
and ~ drsssss CsasisrsSs u rseeo.
mnnhok
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1917-12-19

A perfect xkeseaesoa ~As enecvesvd
In Surrey EaxtSnA during the work
u csrrylax ~, altrsarsosas to surfxce
water draiEaSe In one VI the main
s,rsess In Nrnham. The chief hssa<s
wcsr in 4 perfect state u preservation.
sis. w~sv kaslcs~at 10 shoS that tAs
body was that " \ aaAA VI unusual
s.aiars. Ci.~s by was round = baae
~ a hersA The site o. NorAan esna.
.tegy Is ea,y little diStsnse fr0n u
s:s'; whvss thu ssssly ~ss fssaA and
hcr4 ssas,e se~ss sSo ctrerSry uR1n
were discovered which we're stated b
be pesv.cS eSama,es " nrsi.r~etuRy
urnS Sansc u these are noe ~
served In wsyesiy abbey.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1917-12-19
.a0lSE FA<StS URV AMEND
MENT.

Thr House ,ast Nouiay adopt
al the r.suiu,l.N ON the national
1ruhlb.i;on am,enan.... ~ Il
t.. The Senate Will concur, "a
!. has already passed similar
r,~,'9lior. when The question
goes io ,,.a legislatures Of III,
various states 'or I.o"c3,ior
I've thirds ut the states must
approve the an end men; 10 make
II nfnrtlNn
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1917-12-19

Tho food control commissions
arc at last getting To work To put
the high limit on the cos, OF
rrubstutf. il seems: but that lin
i. is being put so far up that i.
won't help as much in The game
~of income aud nutgo All this
fixing business sccus TO resolve
liscf 20 the single proposition OF
determining thn highest price
any article of food has so far a..
t1iued under the Ie.etal system
.of hold ing the cunsuucr up for
all he will stand for and making
that the top squire. In St. l.oris,
Cor instance, the local food cnnt,,,l
commission mas ANNOUNCED the
follow inE prices tina. retail deal.
1rs may charge as rea sonabie":
'Tu ckeys, !Oc per III. chickens,
,l0c per ID; tabbits just think,
rIbbits-5.c; hrsi grade butter,
5Tc; eggs. t'oc, and 80 on. prac.
,ically. at these figures nearly all
ths articles named are prohihi.
Giss 70 Tho ordinary ceosuUsr.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1917-12-19
MIX DOUGH WITH SEA WATER
Wider kecstlaa c: tas Practice % Rse-
cmmsnacd ty r-e9eA Nssai eAae.
raesss. Health Advsa&aosA

II has loas been q eastotn II certain
parts Ut France to make w ths dsuxA
for hre1a With ssn-watsr lnsesaA ~
using. IS Is customary, frexA wates.
with the addition os salt feQu1sua -
nsase hread beth healthfut and spf,e-
ttxing. says the Literary plss~& ~
Alert Ssias Sernin. FrsncA aasxA
pharmacist of the nrss clasA 1sIns thM
Wider adoption u The psaetiess Which
has. sec~r,lsnS to hiIa. several aAsan-
tages: the bread keeps nsats& toages.
owing to the asansty for water paaD
xessed by the magnesium ehlofl1s ssnr
wafer contains: it II very wAsasnonsA
since ii prusistes not only the eAlaEisAso
of sodium aud magnesium. haa e9Asr
nafnersa substances which IL hedY c.
rsaHs nse o.
The WINTER uczf b. esiaeeaea a =
suitable disfasiee fron iaA1 an1 ehooa
he taken frMn depth Il III - ssssal
yards II possible. TIE ysask uose -
prepared With fresh water and u 80
water used for mixing tAe aeaGA IT,
frwueh writer asiix:
Bread made with ~ vnAse, uaefuA
for everybody. y - - psesDmmne4
especially fuT yrsWtaG sA111aA -
eoavslsseeat& sAA ~ n 49, 49,
need b repair ~ uaeon - = 1eSoP
X 10 AAfa hAsx..