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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-11
Blue Law Charges Dismissed.

WATERLOO, Iowa, June H.
County Attorney Wenner today or
deted dismissed the charge against the
Waterloo Times-Tribune OF violating
the blue law OF the state Mr.. Wen
ner ordered dismissal because supreme
court decisions hold Sunday papers
are a necessity.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-11
HOW TINE YLIESl

A Luther negro informed white
folks on registration day that he
was only ~ ysars old. He was then
reminded that he had sworn 10
bsins Al years old In order to Sc
cure Q whisky shipment Imagine
HE surprise when counting up the
score again on his fingers to dis
cover that he had undersstima,ed
his age seven years.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-11
What Only Fifteen1

school teacher, was reelected at a
substantiated increase IN salary.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-11
Veteran River Pilot Dies.

ST LOUIS, June ll.-Joseph J. Me.
Nuly for forty years pilo, on the
Mississippi, Ohio and Illinois rivers
and an old associate Of Mark Twain,
died last night while at the wheel Of
The steamer Belle Of the Bends. which
he was taking up the river on an ex-
cursion. lie was Y years old.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-11
Russian Women Join
Fighting Regiments

PETROGRAD, June 1.-THE propa.
ganda in favor Of womans fighting
regimen, ha, made considerable prog
tess Eight hundred volunteer, have
already enlisted, among whom, II |, re.
ported, Is the wife Of War Minister A.
+ KersnSky
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-11
Mems Silk LisIe Socks, 23c Pair, 3 Pairs CSC.
Glove Silk Underwear

Items like the following in knit and glove silk un-
derwear Ae offered very often in these times of
ascending costs on almost everything. When they
are it to that the occasion constitutes an
opportunity to buy-a thrifty opportunity that is not
likely to be repeated in the near future
Let be emphatic regarding certain points Of the mechan
disc Is standadal Of coming from the great
who have supplied for Gladly did they
the effort give you extraordinary Whoever buys kn,
underwear during the Birthday will get merchandise
sound round savings
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-11

A reeen, visit TO RI Reno wa, an
EVE opener" for O c. Harmon, Of the
Cordell Beacon. While there he was
shocked to see wha, h, sllese, to be
thousand, Of gallons Of bone mois,ener
being unloaded.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-11
Csfner-w W ateO

The principals in a pretty It'll.
wedding at pawnee the other dss
are In line for good Jobs on the
governments irrigation project a
lawton. Uncle Sam is attempting
10 do exactly whs, their firm name
implies. The bride vas Miss Alice
NJ Gamer and the groom Mr.. John
Waters.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-11
BiyiSaay %%t& @ Tuesday @ BHiSaay %i%t&
Electric Irons at 81. .95

In all probability it cost more than S1.95 to make
them! They are guaranteed, they weigh six pounds.
Complete with cord and stand. The name Of this
iron is the Consumer" we have sold hundreds (at
higher price, all of which giving saticfac-
ton Fourth Floor
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-11

gun. He refused to dispense with
hi, personal aura, so the police sho,
him down the street toward the city
limits.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-11

The cub reporter OF the Norman
Transcript may be righ, about il, a,
that In the last issue he records the
fact that Miss Kathryn Wise, Noble
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-11

There are thir,y.live letters in IN.
Russian alphabet, and fifteen OF these
seem TO be useless-Okiuskee County
News.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-11

Bob Butler and Pete Thompson over
at Bennington have sprung a brand
new one They say they are no longer
common stoek-they are registered
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-11

draft exemption excuse by a first ward
reslden, of Clinton lie told his reg
istrar that he was to,ing around
nasty little case OF ,hrombophili,i,.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-11
Marquisette, 19c yd.

The width is ~ inches; an
excellent two-ply weave, which
launders splendidly and hangs
perfectly Eoru only. Very
special, indeed, at l9c.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-11

s " Daniel, a farmer living ness
Bennington. will never make lieh, Of
lightning heneefor,h. While running
toward his storm cellar during M
tornado last week. he only sscsSs1
stepping into well from which tko
curb had been blown, when Q ilash q
the Juice Ben Franklin msds lensuo
III up his path .... 80
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-11
Vests at $l.29

Vests at $1-29
Women's glove silk vests
with narrow shoulders, full
length in pink only. Very
special at $l.D,
Chemise, $2.9S
Women's glove silk envelope
ohemise, lace trimmed and
plain in pink, 295.
Vests at $2.29
Women's glove silk vests,
beautifully embroidered, band
tops, full length, pink.
Women's Vests, Soc
Swan brand vests for wom-
en-. Lisle crooheted yokes, ex-
cellent, serviceable and ex-
traordinary in price.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-11
MADE IN
Oklahoma
Facts and Fun Acquired With the
Scissors.

Cigaret iiends a, Enid sighed mourn
fully and Ii, another one szvhen they
read a News headline which said.
Perry has bad wind" Their gloom
was somewhat dispelled, however, when
they discovered in the body Of the
article that Perry was town and the
wind a tornado.
POWDER PUFFS-BANGSi
Martial note from the Pauls Valley
Free Lance. War balloon free with
ascent boz Of tslcum powder Satur-
day The Psuls Valley Drug company,
Come Again, Bill,
Bill Mullins Of We,umka wa, a
Sunnydale visitor Sunday afternoon
We always like TO see Bill at Sunny.
dale -Sunnydale correspondence, We
tumka Gazette.
Another nice thing abou, the Ford
car (adv) Is that Il will defend itself
II strangers get fresh with IT, Wher
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-11
Snap Fasteners, Sc Doz.

We bought 200 gross of these. They are the we'll
known American snap fasteners in all sizes in silver
Very unusual at sc Dozen
Hair Pins she'll and amber small medium and large sizes
500 boxes for the Birthday celebraton-l0c box
Fashonette Hair hair standard grade that
have sold for years Reduced to &c each for 25c.
Hickory Hose Supporters &c. Sewing Machine Needles 7c
Heavy Celuod Ivory package
Combs soc. West Electric Curriers' i9c.
Hump Hair Pins large pack Bathing Caps, special 73c
age, Sc. White Elastic, IA inch wide,
Lingerie Tape white or col sac yard.
7e Heavy Rubber Dressing
Shirt Collar Bands +oc doI Combs, SOC.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-11
Overdrapes, 39c yd.

They are 20 inches wide,
plain or figured. in a variety
OF patterns. Colors are guar
anteed to be isSt-rose, brown,
green and blue.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-11
Ceei

Most people had rather fsh, than
be afflicted with something used as a
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-11
WIRE BRIEFS

PETROGRAD, June ll.--Recall Of
all officials OF the department Of con
troll and the ministry Of justice from
krons,adt indicates that the provisional
government is preparing to punish the
rebels who deiied the government at
the fortress for several days.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-11
At l2hc Each

Women's Handkerchiefs
with Irish hand embroidery, in
combinations OF colors. A
large assortment
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-11
Union Suits, 39e

Union Suits, 39c
Women's Isle union suits,
loose or tight fitting knees. A
special purchase that we
bought at a price far under
value.
Women's Vests, lie
Caufe vests with narrow
shoulders and bodice tops.
The selling Of these /. likely
to 60 a rapid pace, lie.
Union Suits, Soc
Women's Munsing, tight fit
ting and she'll trimmed knees.
A record low price for gar
ments like these.
Several other underwear
items are crowded out. These,
however, show the trend Of the
savings.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-11

WASHINGTON, June ll.-Cohsid-
cradle red tape has been eliminated by
the adoption OF new rules regarding
payments to Oklahoma Indians At a
conference of Oklahoma congressman
with the commissioner OF Indian af-
fairs and Superintendent Parker of the
MuSkogee agency IT was decided TO
modify the regulations so that pay
ments might be made to natural guar
dians without the necessity of taking
out legal guardianship papers or exc
cutting bond The payments amount TO
500 each for Choctaws, Chiekasaws
and Semnoles.
WASHINGTOM June 1.-THE
shipping board will retain f. A Eus,is
as consulting engineer despite his
dismissal by General Coethals IT has
been announced. Eustis was assistan,
general manager and conceived the idea
of building vast wooden fleet for
ocean service
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-11

At Sc Each
Or 6 for Soc. Women's Hand
kerehieis Of the sheerest lawn,
with 1s-inch hem. Full sire.
At SC Each
Women's Handkerchiefs
OF ft-iinished lawn. white
with fancy oolored borders,
Stitched and hemstitehed
hens.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-11
Women's Vests, Soc
Handkerchiefs at 19c

Fresh as snow flakes-and the quantity, huge as
it s is likely to melt flakes before the heat
of Birthday Buying. Pure linen hand embroidered
designs in white and colors hemstitched hens. 19c
each, 3 for SOC.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-11

Shoe store owners at Hennessey
have found a use for the ubiquitous
red ant. The busy little fellows
have so undermined local side
walks that IL is unsafe for the chill
dren 10 60 barefooted.
He'll hath no fury like that being
nursed by a score Of peekham people
partial 20 post -prandial digestion aids
They ordered fifteen gallons from Kay
See against the coming Of June IS
When they lined up a, the EXPIRE" Of
flee the man at the head OF the file
was heard to utter a low, heart-broke,
moan. The whisky had been stolen
during the night
Prisoner, In the city Jail at Cordell
exploded into near mutiny the other
day when J. Cannon. i,inerant mu,i.
clan. was thrust bathlessly in upon
them after being arrested for carrying
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-11
81

Copyright, 1917, by the Wheeler Syn.
dioate, Incl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-11

PETROGRAD, June lit has been
officially announced that the German
oommander-ln-c chief on the eastern
front sent wireless proposals to the
council OF soldiers and workmen's dele
gates inviting them to discuss peace
terms The council rejected the pro-
posals Agitation for a trial for for
mer Emperor Nicholas is growing
daily at the capital.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-11
Black Silk Hosiery, 69c

silk hosiery at an under-prce? Impossible"
said the buyer in conference before leaving for
ket to make purchases for the Birthday Celebration
Disraeli quoted to him to the effect that "the
impossible will happen tomorrow" Well he got it,
and here it is Not seconds it perfect silk hosiery
the beautiful, cleaning silk that fascinates and
holds in its thrall all womanknd.
Hundreds of parsye do not delay for since know the
character and size OF the bargain very the selling
will be like house arcl
Full fashioned pure dye black silk Isle garter tops high
Spioed heels and the weight for service
More good news
Hosiery at SOC.
Silk fiber hose for seamless with ve tops dou
bic Isle heels and White with black Stripes checks and
olockings
Hosiery at 47c.
An extraordinary value womens pure thread silk boot hose
full fashioned Isle tops double Isle soes and high spIced
heels
Mems Silk Isle Socks, 23c Pair, 3 Pairs CSC.
Fine silk Isle to all silk but servceable
Double toes and double spced heels In tan white champagne
and black They slightly imperfect; however these
hurts will not affect their variability all
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-11

An extraordinary value in women pure thread silk boot
full fashioned Isle tops double Isle soes and high spced
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-11
At l2hc Each

At lZHac Zach
Women's Handkerchief,,
hand embroidered, rolled hens.
Splendid value.
At 19c Each
Mems Handkerchief, pure
linen, with u finch hens.
At 2 for 25c
Mems soit-finished Cambria
Handkerehieis. full lS-ineh
sire. White with colored bord.
efs, in an assortment
And still the list Of Birth.
day handkerchief offerings !,
not exhausted; there are other
and other bargains
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-11
Parasols Are Reduced

The hundred and fifty beauties at new and lower
prices for the Brthday-and scarcely two of them
alike Gay and brilliant styles of silks in plain COL
ors and 'fancies"-that is, patterns and borders
Perhaps the very paraso you have been thinking of
buying is in one Of these groups. We hope so. for
the saving will be large The prices are $1.19,
Sl.95, $2.48, $3.50, 1896, S4.50 on up to So. So
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1917-01-17
DESERVES PLACE III HISTORY
William Billings Of Boston ksa1s the
liSs of SrteSIea7 Corr! ossrs Of
s.aS,c-

An -~3y:'S first c."ti'o>'aT o; ::Ly Ae'e
v-:S W.i!lsm E.lau.,, ~, 80 Mas bora
ia l.os,,a. pcta,ssr = l7sti. In us youth
,,c WAS u tanner. bar hove feg music
s.'l him Ia become teacher NJ stag
Ing and q canp>S,c Of psalm tanrs,
which eventual! feaad their way in;o
every Church choir Il New Eas.ard
nad became err.,, !avo1ses with the
pSor.c
fe publ she'd 10 f,wer than SIX oo.'
,,<,tioUs 81 taues. a.. toundS-i uIscu the
new school u rV.s.ods music thea
c~asnIns in vogue Ia EnSlaud. Ttr,T
con,ms, to the dismal o.d tunes pn>-
vsousiy in usr naturally gave them an
imneusr i.>'puiag3.S: and. Ia fact. they
effected musical revolution In al!
thc Enellsa s>a.,,alr> o. America. They
wcrc far from hc!Es jv gircs In fis'i'.ly
aud harsnony and ,.oald hc c,nsiderVl
very crude ioiay. ba, the cognpsse'
dsspla,cd an originality Hpprsgchins
gs-nius, sng. had IA vnlcyess The sssuca'
tioaal advantages Vl,cn Ia coiur~ssrrs
Of tus,ay bis couie,ssisioas uoa1 cccei'
less have r,Sssscass-t . pertnzacns value.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1917-01-17

quick lime, slaked lime or by'
drated lime. and a larger quaint
ty must be applied To get the
same results. The screenings
from an ordinary Tx crusher
can be used: Coarser material
has little inm ediatc effect on The
soil. bnt If Il much larger quah'
tity of the coarse material Is
used II will keep the land sweet
for "A lon ger time. Screenings
can be obtained al from twenty
1--WE cents 10 one dollar per ton,
In some cases where ha1,itg
from the railroad l., expensive
and where limestone is accessi,
be, small grinders can be used
to grind the limestone on the
farm.
Persons interested in the use
Of limestone OF acid soils shop,d
write 70 the College of Agricrl
turp, Columbia, n s.>ourj. .ot
mole detailed il formation.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1917-01-17
APPEARED At FUNERAL FEAST
heichters Got Something Of . Shock
When Man Thought 70 Be Dead
Walked In on Them,

l. Is said that -s-ae Of the scbtes.
raAean rivers that s->h out Of caverns
and po1r into TIE River Fnee&, in
Eastern Russia, 1ao. fifty or SIXTY
miles beneath the accumulated haI-ds-
cayea Leaf fno.d ot z thousand years.
A. I. place called Sf'ita they tell In this
relation Il strange story.
Il appears that .;luj.k. while crt.
ting timber IN the wood. had been swal-
lowed up in the tundra, Us tie oe-ase
mass ot vegetation Is called. A par =
VAS cutting y.re.7 forest, wAen su1i'
denly This nas slipped. cr!e! ou-- and
sank from SGT. before tie eyes OF l.s
Comrades.
/, happened so quickly that there
WIS not ;i,-aa to save him All gave
hin up for dead. Prayers 70. his soul
were offered In church. But he ~as
no, dead. afie. all. WhS, WAS the sur'
Prise 81 the villagers Lcl he turned
up Ii, his oa i funp..al feast,
He had tallc, throush he.e IN the
bog into the bed 6. the underground
river. aud hid made his way In the
darkness along lis course rll. liz A&d
cone to Ii oi~DLnc and c.AsA3ery1 oct,
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1917-01-17
DOG FULL OF TRICKS
GUT THIS Pup AN ELECTRICAL
AFFAIR
Invented BY Jehn Hays rar,rss,1 and
3, r. Meisssr-ce,:rs!'td ey Light
Rayv u VIII Dc Many inssr-
sxt.n, Th.nsA

In .he Popular Sc.ea'e AsnthlS at-
Ies-s ar tnie-es;4as arttcsr ~ IL =.
MeaSser. describing TIE. famous sIe~,tr,c
cVs hsc. aas .GseuIeI By the aG,sor
IN COLLABORATION ws.h IoAa Hays Ham
gsosst. j.. IL sgsuaizls ~ the ,ricSs at
rs ,1,scaa aItal sxg. the writer Says:
The electrical d,.s. which John
Lays Hssurload. Ir-. anI s.<-s' ss;tsyt.
..as 10 ,&il 10 nss and M voice TO
karS with huE as can Iollcg u p~arss'n
atcct IN assss: surprising Way.
Like the seaaover that follows tas
s-n Ia It's path ScrSsss the heavens,
ny nr>t spts.-1,us ~ss capable ol
:arniUs irss.t oaly 60 fsee ,hs, otSre'
that stimulated L. Ea, 4 great di,3
ca.Ty hat ~ .se overcome. The stisnu-
Kan, was us,ag, and sometimes the e.sA-
>~,w 500 ra@ya light. 81 ,ha, he BE-
aaved e~,ca >.oasay In Al ss.oalshinsiy
ezrs,ic E1xnacE.
Just how grave difficulty this de
ossal~as>e rva.iy Il. MAS illustrated b,
an amusing incideat during q demon
ssra,iou at e Chicago Iheatef.
~rh- doc was ready 10 spring tnts
ac,loa. but ~hs'a the stage WAS hgh;ed
instesd OF co~y;rg the hashiisht heIt
ia NY hands. the dog tnsastcd Oh pay
tas sstsatiea ~ a very slurirs ba'
not thickiy clothed yeenS woiaar
palated on the sseaery near BY. II
sseeas that The r~tievted hight FROM shs
paiatias 1as sae.cientiy brilliant "a
comp<se with the asshilSht and q
cause the 30: To creep to this fair~r st
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1917-01-17
Is Oldest Lee..,la la.iye Emp'cye.

John =. Cul.iAs ot s.. l.a.iS, 4
junior in The SC,pol of Law of
the University @! Missouri. is
the oldest employee in point q!
service Of the ri sspuri Lce:s.a,
sure. having begun his work
there as page when nine years
old. He is now asNi,.au; report,
er. lie will serve undcr his fifth
governor this year, having tc>a
cMp,oycd in the terms o! D>sca,
cry, Folk, Hadlcy and Mayor. He
Taintains his position in the leg
islaturc and woyas during the
week ends in the school OF law.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1917-01-17
Many Missouri Farrls Need Lime

Tie u,r -: ground lmc,.,.c
mr. s,.,,.,. f,,-,,,. of limo :, sweet,
so.r sal A,tl ,onn l.4cuo,p a ,a.,
.u,:,r /. N ,,rac,ir, IN MANY u,,,>
nj %t4..n,l,. Tie l.asuU, t.g
,,,is ,,,.,t;... ,r,r, given il, !, a
northumberland Ay,.rli
't,r, in = r,can. !ea,qre ualirp
I,,r,,,,r,' ;:c,kn, III, (riy,r,;
T., S.l, which wcrc og,.iuaf. Y
na,r;, .upa,icd with lime md
,;rn l,a.rs,,u,.soil, h,y. les, :,
,nn..}, of,h. lima v hjrh ,h,y f,,
,,,n,.,, .or,,;r,),h ),hg, crow sur.,
,,.s, .,oi,r:t.,y The ,,,,,,uu
o.s .sL.a,h,a,,ny.h,,Lsu,,. IN III.
h,,n. ! ,rp,n,ss ,r, .ni}.,,,, ~.
,,,i.t, - ,,-.,,.,. ;r,,,o..d ! .
,.nI.n.a,j,r ,s l,r,.', ,cS.rr>il.,.
, f,ril4a ln.A nf },o.r TIA, -r,a,
t.,,,u,l ac,d;,y. ,nrrtfrrr. IS n
those soils which were ,.,iual.,
pnnr,y ,rapi4.d VIA lrc. n, ,
,,>pc,ia,ly in re.i,tl. where /. ,
lo3d h,~ h,ru cultivated a iona
,i.o, lyi,h n,t. attention to .ul
,,r,ili,,
/ Practically ai,,hc .,,'s G. H..
r,,r,, r,-iou n( uy.,hen.
N.,.n9,i are u..i,r sour
H., Tia nortAve.ir.n na,,
u( In. = ta,, ,h.r, is uu,h lee,
ac,aj,v In the Ozark regions
soils .c-jyea from limestone la4,
been l,.,chcI until they have u,
come very acid. Tua rcA ioa.
auown AN ,,,, pnst oak flats av,
til, worst,nthis resp,,t Ther,
ar, also so,;s in the Missouri aud
| A,i,s;ssinu River l,t,o,ns ,ha,
nrc .our,
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1917-01-17
The White House Syeophan!s.

The White House sycophants'
in Cong ress have peculiar way
of demonstrating their x royelin.
su bserviency TO the executive
who gives them their daily
orders.
They introd uce into the Senate
q resol tion OF cOmmendation OF
President Wilson's international
policy, and then denounce tie
Senator'S wlo decline to support
I il, and give their reasons for not
doing so, on ;nc ground thatthpy
are gratuitous,y oriticising the
President OF the United States,
They compel public session
of the siuotAering committee tp
a. pointed to white wash the
charges of Wall Street n,achina'
,iors in connection w.tA the t.aa-
s;ng leak. ard then scream Ike
tomanches when evidence tl.tt
would otherwise have been given
| behind closed doors reflects Up.
ol some OF thc!r conspicuous
fr!cuCs. dcnoGnciHg those WHO
give i for giving circulation TO
"rumors.' The proceeding III
TIL, matter before com nlittee
honestly dcsir.h- - de"elope tie
facts wuu.d be like that oetoro 4
grand juty in wA.ea ruuors
ar. brounh. 70 the attco'
|,ion OF the .aquiritor.al body for
,l.c purpose OF having i.2tu sI.,.
ed. The majority Y In the present
| Congress presents a pltiaOl'
spectacle. Ser,!le allegiance 10
the one MEN IA taa Democratic
party who is salpused 30 Aasr 3
night 70 th.nk for i.imsc.. ana 20
give orders. is evidence Of the
mental ncdiocri;y tni mo,al
Yva huess o' pres cn, day Demo
cra,ir lcadegshIp. The National
Republican,
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1917-01-17

T... s,-slua - :. ctrgs a ,-.-ch the
u:A,- a:l,yn,.,;l Lad c,..4>t :c,e,! + party
ro4ua the auc.en; ed.t.ec. and, despite
d0,prr. no9c ;..aa one -sca;ie Int. "
/. sr;<,... nj - Il Tie 1z<2:a-. sEs 20
So rprvHatled.
In ~. ,,orth :he leaeeA- G. the party
paNsc. Il l:.2saV;.'.
Il s--;,l~,ss," ,e sad. -yoa'vs ssen
h1-e s;saHy .e2-s!
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usually 4 pocket tassiixAt. Assfs sa FAe,
hand. rsxsens-i " the eyoes a. = .7s89t.
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are ;wo srcas leases the eyp@ t.~eo3s,4
which the doS reevircs Sls sseas
seas~. B.-gind the leases ssx sgs
extremely sensitive evils c,oaszt 81 @s ts.ss
black. waxliks selsa!anl A peSssss ~
Of ss.asatan La that 10 Is sssss.:tges
oaiy To lisht rays, c<. 10 PAT tax sAStss
t Lrtls naor~ sschnicsliy selrniuns " 4
aoae,ssiucfor Ut electric cussxnss sfai
Il. !, is struck BY light wA<a IL be-
cpsaes a coccacser. Located esss'99s
The sssentum eyes 10 IN affHnx s-Esv,l /.
ct relays. batteries. maxnets asa a
motss. When beam of Tight ssy,fvss
one Of the sei~niutn celia Il Canaan Il
viay ~ be ops rated which In 'sarn :.
causes current TO Coz through ors t.
the magnets coatruilins the sssA<sas~
wheel. The driving aseeor starts tsss
the <.og is under way. Shit the Esay.
~ IL strikes the other ss.esism eye sas.,
the tio: moves IN the o<Aer dirsetee-,
ln other wursiA In ~hschssse aifvestags
the tixh, travels there atss win sask
10. ~. By reversing . switch - taiss
outside Of the box. Tie dog eAa bsa
aaads, 10 back away srom the Light w.
lunlinatinx b,sh cells equally eanses
the dag to rscse In \ ssfsighs hAa.