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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-10-12
WANT THAW IN COURT
Lads Suit for $3.50. 900 Beating Starts
With Summons in Trespass.-

Philadelphia, Pa Oct 1.-THE
damage suit Of Frederick Gunp. Jr
IS, Kansas City. against Harry K
Thaw, is under way today with the
filing Of a summons in trespass''
against Thaw and his guardians
Thaw is alleged to have beaten the
boy in New York hotel in 1915
Gump and his father ask $3.50. 900
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-10-12


The average yield for the state is
something near twelve bushels an
acre. The figures given as normal
condition" may be accepted as accu-
rate because they are based upon
government surveys. The figures
given as present condition" depend,
Of course. upon the rate of increase
in cost of man and horse labor, Irvine,
machinery and seed They represent
no increase in rent of land, 100 per
cent for seed, 25 per cent increase
for threshing, so per cent for man
labor and 12O per cent for horse labor
If these estimates are approximately
correct the average cost of produc-
ing u bushels of wheat to the acre
in Oklahoma the past season would
be S1.25 per busheL At ten bushels
to the acre the cost would have been
$3.50 a pushed. Any consideration of
busheI-COst must, of course, take into
account acre yields Using the fore
going figures it will be seen that a
yield of only five bushels to the acre
this year would have cost almost three
dollars a bushel to the producer
Persons who believe that the gov
eminent fixed prices leaves a margin
Of profit in Oklahoma. point to the
fact that wheat pasturage will be of
great value this winter in carrying
over livestock The figures, however,
cannot be applied to wheat produced
luder every condition The staUisti-
clan presents them as broad average
and upon several points agricultural
authorities are not agreed
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-03-28

toe so big itgwas, murder to put on
things that ate off more of the toe
than they did the corn I'd cut and
dig with knives and scissors, but
now no more fooling for me. Two
drops of 'Gets-lt' did al! the work
1t makes the corn silrivel and get so
loose that you can just pick it right
Off with your fingers"
There has been nothing new dis
covered for cOrnS since "GetS-lt'
was born. It's the new way--the
common-senSe, simple sure way.
"GetS-It" is sold everywhere. CSC
a bottle, or sent on receipt of price
by T.. Lawrence Il Co., Chicago, Ill.
Sold in Denison and recommended
as the worlds best corn remedy by
il, knaul and Grau Drug Co.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-03-28
Corns Loosen Off
With MdoiC''G etS-It"

2 Drops Do the Work, Painlessly. ;
So tell YOU, BET fore Ut heard of.
'Gcts-It ] used To try one thing after
aRother for cdrnSs ilsssti llAsltatti ttieinA
| used banda geSE anttS they mad
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-03

gel an 9roO modDt Iid bon Gag 81
Gag mebr fiiblbor, unO man iicbt Dem
eGn5lihen 6eblen 0cs 8roOes nit
groBerer Soree entgegen ais Oem
Ausbleiben Oes 6leiibimports. Sn
Die fleii6Ioien Gage bat iid oas eng.
liide @oIf OerbdltniBm6Bie ihneII
gefiigt ieOoh ole er5wuneene Spar.
iamfeit in 9roO errpedt oaeemeines
llnbebagen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-03
Sansfranem snm SpOren uMfss-

ISr. Serbert 6. SooOer. ser glab.
rltngsmitteI. .gift1tor, bat an oIle
SouSfrauen in MarpTanO elm girfu-
lar Ienoen lolien, in pelhem oieiel-
ben ailf oie Slrt uhO @eiie auimerf-
fam aenodt weroen, ipie iie ipnren
f6nnen, Inn sen 9laiirten 81 beIfen.
@ie es bel ben g[aiirten ansiiebt,
gebt ans elmer Statiitif Der 9onOo.
ner SanoeIStnmner beroor; 0annd
fino ole 9ebensmittelpreiie in @roB-
britannien felt Slli 1914 INN 109
bis tt5 Yro3eut geitiegen. Gos Yroo
lit 10 Ielten eeiporoen 0aB man fir
oalieIbe @elo, fir ods man Dor Dem
&rieee bier 9Sfuno tnilfeu fonnte,
iett nur eiu Eflmo erbdIt. Ger W1an-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-03
ScimatblOs.

~ONllN ~VlIIlNJNIf w IIt AlAAA|~
Scim ibr eiaen nennen cine S9oar
@oiienfinoer leben oann our6.
oriugt wobl elm @efiibl tiefiter @eb-
mitb ibre @riIt in Dem @eOonten,
Dob oieie fleinen @el60pfe ,beimotb-
los iinO, OoB iie ooS @0itlidlte, mas
ole 8elt au ipenoen bermog, eat
bebren uno ibnen itott zines eigenen
Seims oas @aiienbous cine 8ufludt
bieteu muB, bis iie ielbltltdnoig ben
4ampf nit Dem 2eben mIfnebmen
fonnen.
glud penn mir BON Seman0em
b0ren, Der nbeimotbIos", eiulnm auf
Der &nnoitroBe ltorb, bei1lei9t Oas-
lelbe Wlitleio unier Sero. gs giebt
ober nod Elm onOeres DSeimotblos",
ooS iebr piel weniger beadtet miro
iino 10 Diel bitterer uno trollriger
iit, Oos nbeinotbIos lib fiiblen in Der
II 9eimatbl"
Q8er oieies fennen lernte nit iei-
nen Sdmer6en, ole t6glib ouf's
yleue oos Ser5 oerreiBen uno bod
tief i'm Snnern beridIoiien bIeiben
Der bat Den @e9riff oes Seinotblolen
itber Iebr Oiel tiefer irno idmer5liher
en1pflmoen, olS Die meiIten @oilen-
tiuoer, 0ie 5itpeilen fmlm cine @r
imerllng an oen Ort bebielten, no
ibre giege ltonO.
gYer I'M @Iternbnilie 6ie Seimotb
entbebrts miro ME elm reines Slid
empfinoen. Die @ltern trifft ole
Ibwere 8ernitiuortiing, menn in ib.
rem &inoern oas @efiibl ser Seimatb.
loiigteit eripa1t. gerbinSet @oter
lino Wfittter feline pa6re 2iebe uno
glhtiine, Itreiten iie iid IN @egetr.
mart ibrer &inoer, 10 rnitben iie ibnen
Ons @Iild, liby ubeinil9 i'm 8ater.
baitie 5l fiiblen.@ Gntfremoen Stief.
cltern ben ibnen onbertrouten &in.
bern oos Ser5 Oes reHten 0aters
ooer Der re1ten Wlutter, oann lalien
Iie ibnen Oas Yaterbaiis 5itr 6rem.
De peroen. glu6 menn @ltern iulge.
re6t 81 eineM ibrer ain0er iillo, er,
weden iie in ibm oas @mpfinOen Der.
Seimatbloiiefeit. ytidt immer lie.
gen Die 8erbGltniiie 70, oaB man Der
Seinatb, lobnlo Iie einem feline mebr
it, Den Hiiden febren fam. Damn
,mtsbarren miilien ~ Elm .3ubmlle"
lmo oo9 feline Seimatb" baben -
Oas lit ole trOitloieite glrt BON @1Sei.
matbloS~. b.
gIae gltern miiBten beOenfen, Dab
oic idonite grinnerlna Oes Meniden
oas Gaterbalts iein lolte. Der Ort
100 feline 8iege Itano. no ole Erdume
Der &inobeit i'm iuugautelten, mo er
5uerit 5lim @epuBtiein leiner 9rdfte
erlpa1te, niiEte li9hlnIiIoIlen in lei-
ner Grinnerllng leben. 9orun iou-
ten ale @ltern oarroH Itreben, ben
S0bnen uno E06teru Die Seiiuatb
nih in @a6rbeit Seimotb iein 5ii
lolien, oamit Ole SfinOer, iueun iie
laueIt binaisee8ogen iino iuO aaf ei.
genen 5iiBeu ite6en tief i'm Ser5en
rein imo imgctriibt oos 8ilo oes @a-
terbuiies bepa6ren.
g9er 10 ser Geimnt6 oenfen bari
ser fiibIt lir6 ME, aud itidbt in Der
weiteu 6erne - beimatblos, w6breno
es 10 mandes Ser5 giebt Oos i'm
Stillen 0erbIutet, neil es beimatblos
murOe in Ger Seimotbl +
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-03
,,WatisRaI ssaaas.'.
,,Mueriean 2saaae.@
0r. Sirth peniiOnirt.

. Wlit 9bIouf 0es ataoemii6en Sab.
res bat oie Columbia llniOerIitGt Oen
Northumberland Better i6rer glbtbei.
lung fir dJineiiiHe Sprahe unS Si'
terotur perIoreu. 4rof. Or. Srie,
orid Sirtb. elm 0eutider @elebrter
uno 6ori6er bon internntiOnoIem
MiTe mo 8eOelifiine ibieo aus Dem
QebrItobe ser Columbia aus imo trat
nit Dem 80. Suni IN ben Au6eitnno,
nodoem ods Guratorhim Der llniOer.
IitGt Dor SobresfriIt iein Eeniioni-
runes-@eiud genebmigte. Trof.Sirtb
bate an ser Columbia llniperlitdt
10 Sabre lnilg eeiuirft,
Erof. Sirtb ipurSe om 16. 9lpriI
1915 in @r1fentonno. Sohien-@o.
tbo, eeboren imo lhiOirte an oen llni.
beriit1ten9eip5ig, Berlin imo @reifs'
moIo. Bon 1870 Bis 1879 mirfte er
ols Wfitelieo Der dineiiiden 8olIbe.
boroe i'm Rei9e ser Y1itte iinb biloe.
te iid babel 5lI einem Der beiten Sen.
ner G6inos mo. leiner Sprade aus.
@r bat cine groBe 9ln5nbl bon @er-
fen iiber SinoIogie OerfaBt, Die iei-
men @eItrui ailf oieiem @ebiete be-
griiuoeteu. Sm Sabre 1902 Dilroe
'er 5nm Yrofelior Der Columbia llni.
perIitGt ernanut, Or. Sirtb bate
lein @eiuh Inn Yeniionirums bereits
i'm W2oi 1916 einuereift.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-03

N2orp 6. Sro5icr on Sec 3. Barnes,
Siioieite George, nobe @eorl.Str.,
rs bel 1916.
WorD 81 9Iuroo al Wlinnie 9loe-
balo, mebrere @rlnoitiide.
W}iloreo 9. @beatIep an Sobn q.
&dfiertp, 8 @ruuoitiide.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-03
gritiIde Srideberssr miKen iidJ
meIOeH.

SIN Bureau 0eS britil6en Gonlu-
lates an DER 6aDette- StraBe lit cine
9lbtbeiIlng fir ole 9InmcIoumg iol.
der llntertbonen 0eS britiiden 8ei.
DIES eingeri9tet worOen, wel6e iid
bisber nidt gum 2riegsoienite gemeI.
oct batten. Die 2elte, pelde iid
weroen sur forperIibeu Frii.
Jung no9 Stem Yort eeianOt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-03
baltimore Wlarftberidlt.
Ol ontNa. 9. NSMIi i'd

W on t a 9, 2. sui l9IL
N3ebl. - 8ufllbr 1862 5diier,
einiblieBIi6 s769 6Giier 5u 9ocilit-
9oint uuO 4576 6diier 5u Canton.
Gie Rotirlngen pareu ipie folgt:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-03
eci elm 9rUSnaent.

Qalbe MdersB1r5euen uno arbBer; gutter
BobeH; eIeitriimes Qiht. gBdiier unb Seiteils
mege I'm Ban, HeIepbons ilno Strdbenbnbns
S.r "eS9aC ms, y bo5sn %ls SG SeT enae
bnben 6dner, elntee bnben Srlrbt einige lirlo
Deili9er oils 1 Gent per SUB paiien Ste iIIim
Shnen 5eigen lute oie Stdnfer oieler Por5eIlen
@enlille uno 0lbner oieben, iinb bic b0ben Nes
lensnIitieIioiien berabieten. gIui IeIpte Hboap'
lungen berinuft
RaM5nfFagen BET Der qiRtnIcum eelgbts &c.,
Xelepborirt iiro mir iperben Ste QufiupeH.
(Wpr28, ,I&S-) M
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-03

$t.O0-t.4O; &fefier, 6lo4 $500
$50; Nooiesden bieiiee. 100, 50c-
$t.00; longc, rotbe, 100, 25-50c.; +;
Simbeeren, rotbe, Yint, &c; Hbo.
barber, 10O.90l. $1.O0; Spinot,
bieiiger, 9uib. 2O-25c.; Sqroib;
bieiiger, &orb, 4O-50c.; @rObeeren,
ga., ,2ut., 1O-14c.; Mo., t0-1Sc.;
9lnne 9lr., tO-t4c.; Somoten, Car
ricr sIa., foncp, $1.5O-t.75;
Choice, $1.25-1.5O; oroinGre, 81
1875; @aHermelonen, 5Io. uno
60. pro 100, $20-35.
&ortoffeIn. - gtene 8artof-
feIn; Olorfolf uno Sampton $500
$50; Oihifer, @o., Sab, $3.50
400; yorfHiper. Sab, $3.5O-3.75;
Hoppobonnod. Ger. 1, $3.50-3.755
glr. 2, $2.50-2.75.
81 h c. &robben uno Z c T.
ropins. III aorpfen @fO., 5-6c. /;
SlunOcrn. @fo., Csc; bod. 49,
25c.; peiBer 9erd, t2--15c.; me.
oium 6-Sc. eeIberBerf, 12-15c;
fleine bis medium, @funO, Csc ;
@ndrelen Yfo.. 12-15c.; SoiIors.
eroBe, Efiino, t2-15c.; medium 6
Sc; 9lole, @funo, 4-Sc.; Gotfiib,
dc; Clans, bunoert, $780,; /;
6e1te, 8funo, 15-1Sc.; Snappers,
YflmO, 4c.; Sroi6e, eroBe, 0utenO,
$3.50; peibidaliee arobben, Gto,
50c.-$1 90; barte 9robben, Sab,
$4.0O-5.00; 9orb, $2.OO-2.25.
SGute unO z a. @eiaI5ene.
21c.; friibe, 19c.; beiA1oiete, IT.
49,; GrD Stint, 33c.; 9oIb, &c;
Sdpt 75c.-$t.25; Hammer, DO
6Oc.; @uaen 16-1Sc.; 8ieeen, 10
-25c.; Solg. @fuuS. 1O-11c.
&iu6Dieb.-Sunge fette Stiere
bon 1000 bis 1900 @ilno @emidbt,
@fo., S15 &C.; Stiere unter 1000
Yfun0 @epibt, Sc; Ohieh
@fO., 5-7c.; @uaen @fo., 5-7c.;
groBe ilnge 9iibe, EfrmO, 6-sc.;
moeere, 4-5c.; aiibe nit aolb,
5000 magere, @fo., 3-3i5c.
Q d eine. - 5erfel, ie nod
6jr0Be, Stiid, $4OO-5.OO; 5boats,
ie nad @roBe, $5.0O-6.OO,
9GGber, - Gboice. @funO.
141@c.; CUTE, @funO, 13H-14c.;
Ibwere, 5tiid, $500 1000; rallbe,
Stiid, $t4.O0-t6.OO; fleine, mneerc,
$8.O0--1000.
9Gmmer uuO Q hofe. -
Choice, fette Sdofe, @funo, &c.;
quite, 312-5c.; raiibe, Stiid, So
300; aIte @ode, @fO, &c; Sriib-
iobrs.2dmmer, fette, 40 biz 90 @hno
ihper, IfO.. 15-16c.; quite bis
mittlere, EfiinO, 13-14c.
Eabof (MarDIonO), 100 Yfuno.
Snferior unO frolteo, $1O-12;
gutter aeipobnlicber inO eriiner, $13
-15; gutter sepObnlider, $16-1S;
mittelmdBiger, $19-21; gutter bis
rotber, $22 "a; 6oncD, $25-27;
SeconOs. gemobnIitber bis mittelmd.
bigger, $tt-1S; Seconds, gutter bis
feiner, $19-24; Ban Sabof, fire.
cllreo, $S- 20; Upper Gountrp, air.
cured, $S-17. DtoneeIbofte unO
lhIedt eemiihtc gerpadllno, BE.
pro @flmO nieoriger.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-03

0ie 8oItimorer ipieltcn eeitern
8ipci Spiele in Niidmono uno Der-
loren oae beioe; i'm erIten Spiele
milBten Ia SnnineS eeipielt perOen,
bis Der Sieg entihieoen ipuroe. unO
es purOen aub 10 Huus gemadt.
Sm 5peiten Spiele modten beioe
Clubs mr iieben Snnings. Die
Score mar:
p3uiematlOHaI 2sasHe."
SH SlI@msHb.
CGrfes spieI)
Saiiimore., ] 5 o $3.50 0 0 Q Q oil
C8weites spieI)
sta%sss ssiiISss;. sS 8 8 9 ~
N 3m SOrOntO.
(erlies epieI0
&SS'IisS. FsssTis 8 9 g $50 8 3 S-il S-a
tsweiteS spIslO
Hs's:Il:s..... HsssRls ! fSSS ss s. sS-i
IN wlOntrsal
Certtes epieI)
%SHiTS1l. SSFIais. 9 9 2 9 8 9 9 9 4-S
(3Weitss @pieID
gSVtgsS gS,Tiais g 8 9 8 "a "a
3w erSSiSsHss;
Cernes epieI)
s;SsISf"'' s;Ssti:.. . 49, 20
(8'peites epicI9
s;ssIsf"'' sl;Ssti J G5GS $500
"s'atIOauI asasns"
Sw NsU yOrE
ssfi.ue ssR e''I 8 8 8 8 g : 81 90
gu ebieasO.
SIn'iHS@ai aR;fiSS / 5f52 8 8 S-s S-s
an Vaisbmaa.
Ct. eouis -. 8 o 2 0 0 90
On @rSsflAH.
SSi@S'Ipeia. SSRRlisH 9 . 3 : = ] 8 3 -
namsrIsaR esuoHs".
9H et aDAtS.
e. eouis o. 0 2 0 0 1-4
9etroit. 0 o 0 % 0-S
w GpItsH.
Nofton - 3OOOOi 90 0 o.
9leiu 2Dorf ..... 0 4 0 1 I 0 / 20 0 o.
SH 0IsOslmb.
gk,ps6" gTsScISTO ...~ 3 4o 8 9 ! 9S-ss
IN PbilnbslpbIa.
QbiaOeIpbio. O. 0 % o 0 0 90
99afbnaoH. 0 0 D 40 O 0 Id
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-03
fyarmlamO an Dert0nfen.
@urituOt.Giaeut6nm 5n OerfaMfen,
On Derf0nfcu,

Sn DertQnIeu.
Rtmtta Inr qette, bic in Curtis Bah wDHneu.
Geben ole t bic neuen 9duIer IN BEN
1000 Nlod Der Northumberland, init 9eran'
ben an oer Srint an 9lne AeduemltdEe,leny
MODERN bis Il 1llc GinseIbeiten Wlnu nebnIe
SrIeQnSs ooer Curtis @ob @IeItriIcbe, feiee IN
ber @mrtl8sNbenme uHb @bprebs sStraBe db uHb
Inter ben oben eriUdbnten oduiern befineen
no mebrere Q1ben
aGenf an Srt nnO Stene kieIi@ unb Conn.
tags
@aIter 8. NeitpbaI,
gIoentbAmer mi gauunternsbmer.
d10-20-21 wlunien BuiIbtMa. (S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-03

Gter. IT Enbeno, MD. ilflo Ba,
32c.; Gnitcrn Shore, $40. unO 3d..
32c.; peltlide (Obio), 31c.; @..Ya,
32c.; iiioIide ORGY, Sic.
8utter. IL Seporator, YfuH0,
So S9c.; @rints, 70 9fuuo, 81
39c.; @rintS, I @fno. $780,;
QuirD @rints, @ao., go., @o., l89-
34c.; Storepadeo, 32c.; 9iolls, WlO.
mo go, 32c.; GoIIs, @..ga., S2c.
2ebeuhes @efliieeI. ~
Griibjobrsbiibner, ~ bis . &funo,
29-33c.S olte Sennen, 29c.; olte
SABINE, 12-1Sc.; iunee @nteh 1
@htno imo mebr, 90 -24c.; Suuben,
oIte uno iinge Eaore, 2Oc.; 4erI-
biibner. olte. 30-40c.
gobnen uno Grbfen. II
SbinneD @rbIen, 8uiheI, $500
$40: 94ep Sra Grbien. 9uideI,
$3.O0-3.tO; 9nad oOer Grop Orb.
fen, 9uI1el, $3OO-3.1O; Gountrn
ipeiBe @ohnen 9uidleI. $3.50 800.
ObItu unO GENTLE 6riib.
9[epfcl, foncp, Sob, $t.50-2.00;
fIeine, $500; gleir. yort glepfel,
Sob, $3.0O-5.5O; SporgeI, MO.,
SIR. /, $1.50-2.OO; g2r. 9, 75c.-
$1.25; 9obnen. Gbns. Crime, 2orb,
81 .0O-1.25; Gorl, $1.00-1.25;
@o6s, $1.OO-l.25; N3orfoIf, 9orb,
$1.0O-1.25; &oppobonnod, $1.00;
&otbriiben glorfoIt, Dol, 11a-2 &C.;
bieiige. 3-315c.; @rombceren iiiol.,
Out, 12-14c.; 0Itufer. no, s.
Zoe; 9obl Sfhlfer, So, Sob, $3.50
lib; 0orfolf, $f.50-1.75; Yort
9Riper, $t.5O-1.75; SeIlerie, Sla.,
aiite, $1.5O-2.O0; Sirlden WRo.
mo 3d., iauere mO iiiBe, 5-Sc.;
weiBe, Sc; GontnIoupes, Glo.
9ilte, $780, 800; @lniS, q. g.,
Giite, $t.O0-1t75; @urten %. g.,
&orb, $1.00-2.00; gtorfolf, $t.00
900; Sab. $2.5O-3.O0; Gss-
plant, SiItc, $2.50-3.OO; Grape
ssruit, aiIte, ie nod @roBe. $500
400; Sto6eIbceren $40. 4c.; Sei-
OeIbceren iiioI., Out, 12-14c.;
Sale, ylorf.. Sab, Toe -$1.00; bc-
liger, 8uibcl 15-25c.; aopfioloo,
Ya., aorb, $780,; bieiiger. 10
25c.; 3lpiebeln Seros Bermuda,
ailte. $1.10-1.25 neuc, @o., &orb.
$1.OO-1.25; @firiibc, iiiOI., ailte,
$2.00-2.50; grbicH bieiiee, @uid,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-03

yleOi3tniide SIH5eisrn.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1917-08-08

elasticity. 1t is An indictment
typical Of the bureaucratic irc 70 q
Of mind, leaving plenty OF room
for bureaucratic discretion wIicn
has been carefully exercised In
favor Of .shc big sinner, There
are mum Der OF thc great tsiles.
backed by influence and pow or,
which have freely and openly
said things much more discOur
aging 20 recruiting than tie
worst that has appoarxa in the
suppressed periodicals i'er.
haps, in time, this indirect con
aorship through the lAssuti:ce
will feel Itself S.vona eaough to
Aetack higger game That is u
good reason why right thinlilGs
men should kln nov IN nag. .!nx
.hs tendency NJ s..r mud Now
York Evening Post,
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1917-08-08
). \. SHIELDS, Secretary.

come across; so the tax co,nmls
sion bill became law, and Con
Roach WAS appointed "a Chair.
man Of the DOM mission, Imme
d'a,cly after the appointment
Con proceeded to get busy and
called the county assessors OF
the State 10 Jefferson CITY for a
conference, and there Con pro.
crcded 10 read the law and the
riot act to them. The main
string on the harp was the need
of money TO paw the debts OF the
MAJOR administration. and he
told the assessors the only way
to do it wasio follow tho statutes
and Ia assess property in thor
counties at It's FULL Naiue This
vas Qui:c a reversal Of form IN
short period, for the same Con
had heon hold up AS tho !Arnors
.y!ono IL! opposing the lladley
program .! assessing property
a. its isll value, and this in face
Of the fac. .ha, tho lladley prS
gram carried with It she PROV
siou ,hs, 4 constitutional amend
men, pa sucm,,tcd lcRa.'nS she
state tax rate Now tho money
is headed and Con and the ad
minis,rators say, Get !. from
the tarucr, assess HIN full Or
! all his belongings, let him pa,
| the same old rate, And thu
reason is-he Is now holding al
aprointive Office, the state ncsd'
| the money. SO let tho fa.ner'
pay it and kick and Dc damned
a. he has no lavors 10 ask --Pcr
ryyille Republican,
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1917-08-08

Some years ago when the
Quest eion OF government owne. .
ship of the railroads Was rnceiv,
tpg some discussion il was con.
tended by those opposing It THAI
She people couldn't afford II be-
cause it would have required An
outlay Of fourteen or fifteen bill
lion dollars, but COW We arc told
tha. Nr will be required 10 make
an outlay Of wealth even rrua.or
than that 10 finance one scar o'
war. and lord ou)y knows Low
much moro should we be in the
war longer than year. in the
public ownership of .ho railroads
th. people would hav" had an
asset tha, would have returno0
the cost in a fow years. M, the
outlay for war IL utter waste.
Wealth thus expended mus, te
counted only as loss.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1917-08-08

A strong protest should he
lodged against the abuse by i'os'
Officials of their wide powers
under the Espionage bill h for
bid the free use Of mails 10 vas'
ous publications.. Up - date
this Indirect form Of suppression
has uol been used agaiasS any
large or powerful member OF ~
prcss. but only agalnss small and
feeble periodicals. Tue grosnd
f6r withholding the privilege o'
the mails vas that The suppress
sd puhllcssions printed srsAesea
| oaleAhaed . aiseo4se4e tscreas
~. ~ = . y - {!
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1917-08-08

Senator Etone last Friday
created \ asn snticn in the senate
that threw ths i!nRoes into a
hubhsb by stating that he would
somctime this week openly dis'
cuss before tho senate methods
for securing peace as the car
lest moment" He had dacided
upon this course in pursuance
70 a com nmunication he had re
ceived from the American Union
Against Militsr!sm. That elc
ment in Washington that IL for
determining the conclusion Of
tho war by force Of arms alone
says that the isjeetion of such a
discussion ut such 4 moment
IL ''indelicate." Senator Stone y
proposition Is that Congress
should reapond In like torms "
the peace talk oi tho German
Reichstng. In our estimation
ttis attitude Of the Senate,
Ntone makes him tho ono avca,
tixurs In American public liz
teaAy that staads oGt boldly
Aboso ~ hAAssd. tAet1hamanitJ
!. - ~ - oannnnn = 80 snAnn
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1917-08-08
Con H.. Another Reason.

A, the present !imo national
politics arc practically taboo. bun
there Is nothing under the sun
to keep \ person from dclsing a
biz into state politics, In doing
SO il will be necessary to bark
back bit. You all remember
we we're ali told last campaign
that the Major administration
was wise, efficient and eoonomi'
cal; that there was plenty o! mon
ey to meet current expenses,
etc and how Cen Reach had
kent the taxes from being raised
aud what friend to the farmer
he was. shortly after the change
OF administrations the Governos
stated that the State Revenue
fund WAS deeply In the rcd, and
| that ways and means would have
to be devised 10 raise tho neces
sary money to meet tho outstaud
Ing obligations. OF COURSE some
Of the unterrified still claim II
was oil wrong. but tho adminis
sration inaisted On the creAts0s
of Q az commisstou. 70 b ays
! lsulnaeA r. ~ 1b1eeA uqAl11
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1917-08-08

Governor Gardner insists on
the plan IT full value assess
mcn,s a. a n neca,.- of raising the
necessary state revenues, ard in
order to prov~nt moro tl@a Just
enough money from acCumulst
ing the state treasury he Will
call special session CT tho leg
is!a,ure neXt year 70 reduce the
tax rate. Deliver us from that
process Did you ever hear Of a
Democratic legislature perform
ing up a. Jcn city that couldn't
and didn't appropriate nj! the
sevcns. t4er. was In sish,-~and
.H.an some We wnndsr Il Gov
.rnor Gardner means u or -
only trying TO BE- fanny, about
n,4ung only .ast enough money
Tha, tuli assessment I.sa car.
rics all the elements of the h'Eh
uu.,t VI 'sysuon; il also carries -
"a S.uture the Gr.n..i'.on~~th'
- ~eilNns, ro'mnnon In
seeds Ola. sAs ~
the state. planted .,
nsscssor in his rounds this year,
that will blossom ont big and
fine in November. l9ls, Only
the boys on the payroll are 70
ing to approve the full assess
IN ent schone. and they'll wish
they hadn't when the next elec
tion returns come,
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1917-08-08

Al j gtsgis IA cf 1at &.ls s'tis.7s ars
eSuS,'st a'i oyrs ssse Rorisl tsy .bn >harI
eES I !al='f, as 3 gs~s3Iss VI ths' geess
war, II Is suiere@tsag ~ n'se she ps's'
>ii'.itiieS ot .'n}sr eaaSa1S E7 sE'il1,. hs
sailsse efi.cia.s i2 is fseaS3t gAlaE SUI
nrteut tsapvr Sha@,.i t,e asa,i, n Bdia
10 seprly the u aole aess'and sg Asa.
II Is e,estlea et ehsap power aIti
rnter. tHtsa sgsi.ss sstA h~ used ami
the foseFss ~ sa,saa ewrsata snang trese
Which ass pf ~ use for issiiains assl
ass available far fnet. sut g,aleis gtth
~asespe~cs eassae ~ lne isxesEs eesda
ne ssos.si up b. make vaip s;sd kapsr.
rallsas ~ 49, ~. g z Ssfaa : se.s.ss! >. Z :: >. :!
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1917-08-08
Remember the Dates. August $3.50, Inclusive

for tho restoration OF peace
He rises to say that il the
enemy Ia really TO dlScuss
she Gres'jon of stopping the war
We, as tho pxponents Of Justice
ani humanity, should not an.
sw"r by gathering = million men
80 throw Wpon the firing 'ina and
carry on the death s'ruggle IL,
terminably Ten million mcn in
Europe have already given up
their lives To the spirit Of mil.
itarikn IN three years com
bat ard all ,hls sacrifice has
brought no decision Al isu
rope Is tired with the killing. al
alacriaA .sjcl q reading OF it,
ald looks crly with terror and
gr,ef upon the gathering ot our
Young manhood 10 TO thrown
into ,ha, area. MIL ct death II
th.sS tsa r. ihal' ior 9cCur.i.5
~. ahrii~s. rcsslo.e
peace AZ ~
momen, other than that w".,.
tho god of war inyokcs We r''el'e
with EXCEEDING great Joy she
C,ratAr's rrnDQsal 10 nlkcNSS ".
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1917-08-08

The war is going 10 be ended
by tho people back at home. Who
want peace, The Kaiser is hear
tna from them, the war leaders
ot England are hearing fro!n
them, and Senator S!one init
mates tha, the folks here IN the
L. 5. are disposed to give MI
" itsun an eaYiGi