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Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1918-08-22
-W.S.S.
AMENDMENT TO CHARTER


AMENDMENT TO CHARTER
United States of America,
II State of Louisiana,
| Parish Of Washington.
Be it known, that on this the 9Th
day of July, A. D. 1918, before me,
Bascom D. Talley, notary public duly
commissioned, sworn and qualified in
and fer Washington Parish, Louisi-
ana, aDd in the presence of the wit
Inesses hereinafter named and UNDER
signed,
PERSONALLY CAFE AND APP
FEARED, E. BERENSoN, President
of Bererson Bros, Inc, and NJ. 4.
Bereascn, vice-president Of Berenson
Bros, Inc, who declared to me, no.
tary, in presence of undersigned wit
nesses, that. availing themselves OF
the provisions Of Act 267 of19l4, Of
4 the General Assembly of The State
/ of Louisiana, with reference to
amending charters or increasing the
capital stock of corporations, and,
by virtue Of a resolution OF the stock
holders meeting held, pursuant to
4 regular call, on June 18th, 1919,
at which all stock was voted for the
increase, all of which appears by
/ reference to the copy of the resolu-
ton hereto annexed and made a
part hereof, they do hereby amend
Article No. 2, of the charter of
Berenson Bros, Inc, to read as fol-
lows
ARTICLE II.
1.-THE capital stock of this corpora
ton shall be FIFTY THOUSAND
(s50.00O) DOLLARS, divided into
FIVE HUNDRED (5OO) SHARES of
One Hundred $1,000 dollars each,
which said shares shall be paid for
in cash, or its equqivalent, in accord
ance with the terms and conditions
Act 267, Of 1914, Of the General As
sembly Of the State of Louisiana.
This corporation shall become a going
concern when the capital stock has
actually been paid for and subscribed
in accordance with the terms and pro-
visions of said Act 267 of 1914"
/ Appearers further declare that they
are acting herein for the entire
stockholders, in accordance with the
resolution of stockholders meeting,
hereto annexed, and, in accordance
with provisions Of Act 267 Of 1914,
regarding increase Of capital stock
of corporations, so that the amend
ment may be properly recorded, adj
gertised, and, become part Of their
charter, according to law.
Thus done and passed at my no
tarial Office, Bogalusa, Washington
Parish, Louisiana, on the day, month
and year hereinabove mentioned, in.
the presence Of W. B. Gilbert and R.
Gentry, two legal witnesses, after
due reading Of the whole
Witnesses Elias Berenson, NJ A.
Berenson, w. B. Gilbert, R. Gentry.
BASC0M D. .TALLEY,
Notary Public.
!, M. A. Thigpen, clerk apd ex-
oficio recorder, Washington Parish,
Louisiana, hereby certify that the
above apd foregoing is true copy
of the original amendment to the
charter of Berenson Bros, Inc, rec
ordered in charter book /, page 10,
records of this parish.
This the 18th day of July, 1913.
M. A. THIGPEN, Clerk.
Office of Berenson Bros. Inc
Bogalusa, La, June 18th, 1918.
Minutes of Stockholders Meeting.
At special meeting Of the stock
holders of the Berenson Bros, Inc.
held at the Office of BerensOn Bros,
Inc, Columbia street., B0galusa, la,
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Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1918-08-22

Every kind II school books {. 4
Rams Drug CO.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1918-08-22

Signature q Voter.
10 vote in favor Of thn tax, place
= cross lxl mark IN the square after
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1918-08-22
SIGNATURE OF Voter.

To vote in favor of this tax, place
a cross (x) mark in the square ate1
the word "yes"; to vote against the
tax, place a similar mark after the
word NO"
For the Issuanee of Bonds
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1918-08-22

Proposition to levy two
mill tax on all the property
subject to taxation in the YES
Parish of Washington, for
the period of twenty-five
years for the purpose of -.-.---.
maintaining and repairing
the public roads and bridges No
of said Parish.
Taxable valuation $----..... -......--.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1918-08-22

Is. 4. bEAIV.,
City Clerk and Ex-Oficio Tax Col
lector.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1918-08-22
CITY TAX SALES
IMMoVABLE PROPERTY
OF

City of Bogalusa, Parish of Washing
ton, State of Louisiana
versus
Delinquent Tax Debtors
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1918-08-14

SENATOR J, .. Freliughuyson
Of New Jersey. In a letter ad'
d sssd " ,hs Republican county
chairman in his state, Expresses
himself In a tone consistent with
which ws have all along tried "
drive home 10 Rspub!isans
through these columns. The Sen
a,os says,
Our party aust stand now A.
always for civilization and for
Americanism. With a fo,nes
Republican President ! agree
that hs ssyves his party best
who serves hls country best. On
she other hand, ! dsprseats she
insincerity OF the demand Tor
non pavsisanship made BY Dem
ecrAtic politicians, under the
plea Of war emergency. while
scAem,ng IN devious ways "a
e,eA. 5 partisan congress nent
fall subserslenS 10 the will OF the
executive branch sl the govern,
ment. That 10 not the hind Of
democracy for which We arc
trying 10 make the world safe.
We stand drss for national Ell.
cheney t. vin he war, keeping
In the sachrrou...d asy ps'sisAn
bias, yet preserving the t.sH"' "
crisicise inemciencv and prOnga.
cy, for this 10 constructive
criticism. We should stand for
Republican principles, believing
ours 70 bs the party Of efficiency
and omplishment. and that Il
can be trusted BY the people In
this or any other emergency"
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1918-08-14

Line has paid orer much of
the soil area that has been test.
ed. This ls par,ic sIasiy tree
where clover has ben xrswn.
As AL average Of all ex per.msnts,
Including total u msre than
z)D trials, approximately ona tcn
si grog nd limestone has aiveu IN
Increased crop return II 5 3 per
cent in a rotation ot corn. cts
wheat and sloves.
1t has been shown coGeiusIreiy
that mos, kissouri Soils need
organic matter. La tnis connse-
ton, barnyard manure applied
before corn IT tae rate Of 8 tons
per acre in q rotation Of es,rn,
oats, wheat 2Ed clorer. has
brought an Increase yaine3 al
sla.02 per acre, or 81 s. Ter Ton
ot Msnnre.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1918-08-14

The Globe. Democrat. editori.
ally approving Senator News
bill for the creation Of = Depart.
ment OF Aeronautics for the
period of the war. informs us
that our airplsns program is
still only a program, and NOT a
performance. The 9 D. says
that i, is an undeniasla fact that
We havs no successful com bat
planes VI American make in
France, and that the much
heralded Liberty motors are not
the success that the people were
led to believe they were. IL is
therefore evident that our gov.
srnmeut has wasted hsndrsds .
OF millions Of dollars in the
attempt TO prodacs airplanss that
we're to bs an Improvement on
,he successful French and Eng
lish models without results, and
the most pstriotic and ieniSnt
minded citizen can see In this
failure and waste ample and i'm.
perative reason for blaming the
govern n,ant with IL. The waste
OF the money 10 the smallest part
Of the fault, il 10 tho waste OF
time il bringing osr Nrp'sne
performance il shs war ~ ihe
highest pitch Of efficiency that
calls for ,hs rsproba,ion il de-
serves.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1918-08-14

Por II number Of years sci! cN.
peYiments nave been conducted
in various sedtlous et Missusr,.
Results ot these experiences
pointed out by the University et
Missosr, College II Agriculture,
show that tile dram can oe IN
stalled profitably ON the north
east Missouri level prairie.
Furthermore. these exp.p'n~n,,
have demonstrated that phos
pha,e II the one iertiiising ele.
nes, which eau oe applied very
proti,ably TO M.,soar' soils On
a few so,is the application OF
rsadily available pbospha,es has
not brought . profit. The read
lily availabi. phosvhsi-s have
gives somewhat bcs,-r returns
darinx The coarse Of ex,erinsnis
Nhas tl1s isssashas passss,iAA.ss.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1918-08-14

prcst tax II not i"ss than - per
cent. And tua, it must curb tie
profiteers by strict regulation
Of the prize. of All net-a- sites. as
well as tax the profit cut Of
protiteering
This j. ve'corl~ news TO he
peopls. Ana It ~ absolutely dc
mar 6ed ty tho >ltHaticn. lut
will Congress suck 'naaiaIiy Ia
It's task ard dS}e 10 do is duty
when ,he pro.iar ring and favor
seeking horoe bring all the
pressure ia bear ou il OF which
these interests are capaoie, ard
which : even now beng exerteG.
This is now the all llnportsu,
question.
The people cannot carry on the
war on tss tremendous scale If
more thsn billion a month and
continue to par billions = year
tribute to the goueers who, coG
troi foodstunS, shoes, clothing,
cotton goods, farm machinery
and the output OF other monopo
Used, organised. ard exploiting
industries controlling the gleans
Of living
In the meantime the reopl,
are taking I or 5 million men Of
their own flesh and h.eod out Of
productive employment. Thess
lighting n en- must ne we'll fed
well clothed and supplied with
every possible need TO win avis.
tory that lives may no. be need
lessIy r!fced or the greatest
disaster of all bsfsll usa lona
drawn out war Or oar domina
tioa by . bArhsrous military
power which has exploited IT,
own people and now wishes a.
exploit ,hs people Of al the
world
To let prestesring continue II
sheer madness or w,cked folly
despite the Nation : devotion Ia
.heln, /, can ard would Aeiray
the finest, usbiest mes. uIself
ish. army 81 young men who
ever went forth 10 battle in a
holy cause, by undermining the
power .. these Al honls to laho'
effectively for them, And II wsi,
unless It's over mastering greoa
is curOed. Every workers
and prodscers already are fee.
ing its on grip,
Congress must aeside between
his traitor and the people, ana
the longeri, delays tie deeisiua
the greater the danger, tie
sacrifice and the suffering,
Missouri nura,!st.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1918-08-14

. brilliant part Two days after
his death was snnouncsd, bis
parents received q letter written
br him at the front. In which he
says:
In all my life, ! never knsv u
what extent men would getn the
spirit OF self.sacri1ice. II God
will let me live 90 that ] may
cone home again to oil Of you, |
will have an entirely different
opinion Of men-especially Of
the lads over hsre." who light
and suffer and die. like tn he
eoes they ars-an everlasting
monument to the cause of liher
~, justice and Americanism.
Let us hope that their sacrifice
will soon bear fruit and a lasting
and just peace will soon prevail.
Young Goldman will not rs.
turn home, he has made the
supreme sacrifice and his dust,
together with that OF thousands
Of other American boys like him,
will forever halo tbs soil OF
France. When this world war
is ever. we shall sing no songs
of praise ts presidents or gener-
ais for whatever part they may
have played in it-they peve.
were called upon 10 face the
real dangers and horrors Of
the battle line, and their saeri-
ces aren't worth speaking u.
Our paeans Of victory when ttr
war is WOE shall be- on.y to- the
heroic men who faced the foe on
the lghting llue, and VINO alone
com npoke the "everlast ting nopu.
ment to the cause of liberty,
Justice and ABierican'sM.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1918-08-14
WORLD SHORTAGE
IN BEET SUGAR
Crops Are 20 Per Cent. Less
Than Pre-War Ayerage-Cen-
ira! Powers Hit Hardest.
CANE SUGAR is ISOLATED.
Allied Beet Product On Faiis CnSthird
In Rigid Wa Eeonaray
Prsetteed.
CANE SUGAR is ISOLATED.

The world to-day Is producing !urty
per cert. less bcet ssIsaE that the pTv-
var syerage-
Counting the American Anie! and
German Austrian cr.eys. IS ue9l as Tbs.
ncutrals. the L. : EneAd AdG.gG.siya
ton has estimated that ,as weird
shortage cres :e43 by the G.ss crcp OF
lSlf.tpls In a, fvaas tAr~< ard haa
million Tots
TAst the ,9,--iaIs crnp ~ cans s'Ix-
er wRs Two Eiil!Iea ters in excess ss
th. pg,rsious yrsr does r>A rpltsvs tAe
general shortage.
Cuba ara Java prsNtitr-s ere Asn Of
the word rGnr rrnp sud the Java sTS'
sr Is tc.o ter rs.sns,rs~t FROM Azner.cx TO
sransyart wh,en shipping % Ha aa,v nerA
ed ,c irsnsT.,rt Kni raalnIxln The nAla'
lar, turcss In France,
In Java q l.rsc r2r1 81 the cid s1ssr
yr.p ia sill s~'s',tns ss'r7ne.2;- Since
(, requires 10 10 - asss !or eaea
boat yAa, is s~af 10 Java. TIE p-r~sss'iii'
tics ~ otsatains adequate sssip'srt2ts
es Java yusxr Tits s"& san are r~a.sets
Ail!cs' p-eeuc.le- FAflA
liking the An!ey. pA giQas As a g-aur.
afSclAl r~rssrts show that es~s sugar
production !. sess hy on+- ihird than b.
pre- war average.
french hees s-lxa. i.1-Stry ass sg.>
,ere-a raa~. ~ the w&r. Tas fr~xsas
Yield cf bret sassy Is Iaw es,y AAi
ps- s.snt. es iee pr~-w-Sr average.
ycv tse Ave wears p-~~S<s.ns The Get.
hr.esk ,s Nos.SYt'fes as ESsres~-. rrssev
nr~,,ur,,. ~ s~~rsrc ~ -. -. toes u
surx- each vea-. For taIT-is tho
y-,acs ierypsucisaa ~ss s,Ssia genA
Wt:h 81 tNc.oTses aizs-xtsus. IS cora-
rsrst WITH u~a~,r thar 10 that Ssro
In sSisgencv het,sV ne war Ae4 before
the svne-Sl rAraa&lsr1 es teSfroe,sr~~
e,,.s tanache>s T.. The German arxai~s.
yrspr~ nevertheless rsarssvt ~ ras sa
fartu-~ nsur~ beet sux2r tn iulT's
thnn "a ipiaif. sa~e TIE .aial euusN
was ~. ATS t"ns
Italy IN MOTIFS rsS-lee~a nsAss'
tons II beet sugar. whses ~.s sslsso
TONS lr-~s tNzr the prvFseas year sna
no 49, .s~~ yhsr lhs eanozl eutpss of
,gssr ser the ave year yr~wsr ~
rtra
On. Of ID. r~~s, airser,fsss export
~ceea IN itziys h~~s sugar ssisssry
"a. anainx safsraee, lss~sr ~ Asssi's
the crs.u Tbr5snE.s: ~ rsrn s-ealiy
| ...iao,~A IN ss~s s=xu psN~fsrSlsa
s-rs called fer si,s,sr. s<xvies rhs
r.esa pss ses. snean'ea ~ arprusi
sas,siy half - he usuai sSasftu q
a~~ss AsrsssseA
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1918-08-14

Secretary Of the Treasury
MeAdoo reso Vi Ancnds tax OF sU
psr cent ON all wai~ pron's. "a'
pron,s are profits Ia excess o'
normal proats in time pi peace
What ever that proflt Tas. ~ -
not disturbed by war taxes
bnt after levyinG an ~ per ceH'
war tax on the gain resulting
from the present conditions. an
additional profit Of ~ per cent
il allowed. MeAdoo's war tax
limit applied 70 the greedS
pYo6tser.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1918-08-14

Va deny no one the right T.
making n legitimate proAt from
his business, but II he has sSed
the conditions resulting from
This war TO pluck wealth Tor HIN
self from tAa necessities 81 the
people. he is , traitor Of insrAh
tcable saffron hue. II has been
stated shat ia 1917 our million
aire class was Augmented by The
number 81 5000 new ps0s2crass'
and this years millionaire crot
will probably beat 'hs. OF last
Ar. Wilson. here 10 your duty
are you brave enough for itt
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1918-08-14

The drive for the fourth LIB
srty Loaa will open in Septen
Der. This loan. IL is stated viii
be for eight billion dollars, which
means n per capita asota
Of eighty dsilaTs on every
man, woman aud child Ia
N.e rountry. We will probably
.u <this loan over, but 1t is like
II 10 pr"ve something Of a task
Stats, <si!y, only one psrs>u il
five 10 the bead Of family, and
on him the ,'ardsn of raising the
money mus. ,'Nl. which means
that his per capn's quota will be
four hundred dollars In view
Of the fact that the sma u investor
has already reached She limit OF
his capasity to buy Liberty
Bonds throsgh his investments
in the previens issue, tho con-
sentra,ion OF the quota OF actual
bsyers Of the forthcoming bonds
IN sst Do highly augmented.
Presumsbly. the drive in this
loaa will again bs directed %
the masses Of III. people. who.
~ fer ~ they cAs, must respond
10 II. MsaswhiIs. what Of che
mslu miil,osairss Why ~ osks
Q aisess ell upoa hlny
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1918-08-14
Secre. Diplomacy.


ieally stated that one Of the cor
ditions Of peace must be the
abuiishment OF all secret dip,n
macy between nations, hut eFi
IDENTITY this does not apply
between him self and the people
here At home. Ha has JUS,
chosen Col. House and Justice
Brandsis to 20 10 Europe on
some sort Of = diplomatic ml>
sion and taken neither the Senate,
House or anyone else apparently,
into bis confidence but the two
gentlemen named IS to with what
purpose he has sent them there.
That this seeresy and lack OF
faith in the representatives OF
the people is being resented by
some OF the leading men in con
sress. is shown by Senator Wat
son ct Indiana, who remarked
in part upcn this peculiar pro,
seeding on the door Of the Senate
~ follows:
We have been much nystiaed
OF late by the frequent and mys-
,srious conferences between tbs
president Q: the United Ststes
and Col. House, touching eur
foreign relations. matters In re-
GARD 10 which the senate sf the
Uai.ed States knows cempara'
lively little: and we have been
informed by the public press
that Justice Brsndeis snd Col,
House have been shossn for
some diplomatic mission the eA'
act object Of which We do no,
know. Their precise powers ",
ara not acquainted With, the linn
OF their authority wo Sre not ap
prised OF. but yet predict that
il 10 but a notice 10 The people OF
the United States that when TN
time comes ~ prepare the treaty y
that shall conclude the great war
| in which We are now engaged
these TIVE men, s,cns or will
others, shall sit In the counci'
cham Der OF the nations - tormn'
late that document, Agains'
these men | have naugh, to say
| but a. to theiv public service st
far a. diplomacy is concerned
VIZ havs no knowledge We know
tAst Justice branae,s, Judging
by his speeches and ut,erances
In The days gene by, is a nes'
socialist. and of the diplomats,
experience Of Col. House We
have bnt meager knowledge
Therefore, II these men and mer
Of their type ssd belief are Il
formulate the treaty that shai
conslvde this great war, vel
come oil the publicity that car
be given that instrument and ia
for N . latiou And she suscess's'
stsps that shall lead ap 10 ~
sAoption.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1918-08-14

The Hen. Jeseph W. Folk isn't
the nan TO represent Missouri
In ths Senate. WhyY Because
he has just written . letter 70
President Wilsoa ssying that u
he (Fslk) 10 elected he viii sup.
port hin in Ill Of his policies.
In this Folk psoslains the In.
fallibility Of ths President aud
proposes - surrender TO hin
the Independence Of the people
Of Missouri, q most dangerous
dostrine. for from absolute in.
fallibility it Is but . step TO "di-
vine right" to vule. And it Is
all tbs more strange that suoh
a prspositio. is advanced by ono
whs now stands at the head Of
the Democratic party Of Nilsson.
ri. Every principle OF democracy
is violated by sucA 3 surrender.
Mr.. Wilson 10 net immune
from the weaknesses ard errors
com mon to mankind. He has
made mistakes since he became
president and will doubtless
make others before be goes out
OF eiice. Therefore for a man
who 10 seeking authority from
the people Of Missouri TO speak
for them in the councils OF the
nation 70 give his approval and
suppor. to human fallibity re-
gardless of it's effect upon the
fundamental principles OF pollsi-
cal liberty, it will be Well for
than to ponder deeply on Mr..
Folks remarkable announce
meni before indorsing IL.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1918-08-14

When the Kaiser makes m
o,hcr drive for peace, he shon d
drive that hard German sword -
into its scabbard, make for the
peace conference table, and ask
'Nut iss:'
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1918-08-14

Uncle Sam has just paid on
the last OF his Spanish war
bonds, a ps|try two billions
Yet it took 1t took twenty years
- 10 it. What the two years of
NE Spanish war cost us We are
.ne nding every month In oar
,r,l >ssartness with the Huns,
sus la vi knows how long is will
take 10 pay 81 the monumental
bill that " pil,nS
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1918-08-14

IT ia said that Germany l.
yrepa ring q large army for the
desens. of the Rhine. II this il
true, Germany anticipates her
early evacuation al all French
territory, retrea,ing within her
own borders ard lighting wholly
OR the defensive. Rot even a.
that, the watch On the Ehine
viii DC vound Up by the Allies.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1918-08-14
prices.

The Democrats used 10 charge
the Republican party with eK
travagance. but. shucks. the Re
pubiicans didn't know a thing
about spending money.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1918-08-14

tisutenass jerome Geidmaa
Of 1t. l-sais. with sbe u. b. Ma.
rinss In France. wss eiilsd In
ths sscsas hsAsia9 theirs. 10
uhkah ~ Aasisss ulaveA ssaA
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1918-08-14
party

II In q@asts probable that the
,Kovernment vii, take over the
meat packing industry. When
1t does, look cut for higher meat.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1918-08-14
IRRITABLE
NERVOUS
Was Condition Of Indiana Lad,
Before Beginning to Take
Casd-ui, the Wonan's
Tonie,

Kckomo. Ind $3.50 Mrs. n s'srk--ese,
Ct ifl3s town, SAYS. i loo. So well. aat
AIT &C well frat ii does not seem as If |
ever needed Cartgi- BIZ. /! was NOT a.
~ayi this R'sy 90. tA'nk I have szkeu 4
doz.n bottles -. brFors MY iasle sirt
cane.
IVES ieelIns orcatfgIty had. Rad head.
scse, backache. SIX At rsv Stomach. 10
en-ey -. MAS very irritable. too, and
nervous.
ltegan taking Carcui abou. 6 rnortirs
5e-o Fly baby cane. As result AL
tlose bad feelings leit me, and ias. ie'i
grand, just as If n9tt'ing at sil Was the
matter, and when the END came wzs
hardly sits at All.
Since that have never taken Csrdui
a, all -. II mas done re good, ard
know /. will help others, II they viii oniy
,ry it,"
Many ~ornen have written grateful Ie,-
tcrs like the above, telling OF the good
that Carcui hzs done them. Why should
ii not help you, toe? II YOU safier irom
any Of the ailments 50 common to women,
and ted the need OF szie. reliable,
Strengthening iccic. We urge you 10 BE-
gin today and give Cafdui fzir t:zl.
Your dealer Sells C&3-a4- ES-i0
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1918-08-14
h Peseis - ths
Pssfilssss- Which !

Nevs from Washington re-
povss Consrsss s"v coav'ncsd
49, y ouss eanes - asssas
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1918-08-14
REpUBLlEAN TICKET.


FOR senatnr in csneress for Missopri
sEi.nESR SPENCER.
For State SuJpsSlB Of Public
Schools.
sAMUKL=A. BAKER.
For Judge Of - ssprense Court.
Division No. E
JAMES N NEVILLE,
For Representative IN Congress. Thir
,een,h distria
MAflIuxR RHODES.
For Stale sensis Twenty foarth dis
tnset:
For Member of tie House of Repre-
sentatises, washington county:
WfLLIAAi4H 4H. EsENS.
For Presiding Iudss Of the County
Court:
WILLIAM RI MAcLAY.
FOR judge Of ih~ Eounty Court. First
district:
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For Judge ri the County Court. Sec.
onG district:
NOAH 81. TALLEY,
For Judge Of the Probate Court:
JAMES \. HENSON,
For Clerk Of the Circuit Court and
Recorder o. Deeds,
HENRY I. SMITH.
For Clerk of the County Court:
E b SMITH.
For Collector q The Revenue:
GEORGE CARR,
For Prosecuting Attorney
WILLIAM 4 COOPER.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1918-08-14
OUR FLAG.

The Republican party is just
as good az it ever was, and al
ways better than the Democratic
party.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1918-05-24
SOMETHING GOOD TO EAT.
Scouts Are Taught to Cook-They
Know How to Do II Right.
JOYS OF REAL SCOUT LIFE.

Rolling dough on rock with glass
jar Is not fiction nor fancy for scouts,
but a reality. Brend-twist on stick
and n hunters stew viii soon he send
ing up appetlzing odors IN scout camps
all over the country to annoy the mp
petite. Even should n bit Of bark or
grain of sand get into the dough II
will only help digest the food. This is
clean dirt.
This summer the scouts in the cities
expect TO take hike at least every
Saturday They vii! learn 10 cook,
make the proper Kind Of ire for every
purpose. swim, make bed Of houghs
track birds and "beaStS." learn the
trees and birds and flowers and learn
the message Of the stars and the great
out.ofdoors which is Gods first AID
best temple,
Only scouts know the charm Of sleep
ing out among the "zcphyrs" all hight
and getting up in the dew next morn.
ing to cook "A breakfast before hiking
home,