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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1918-01-24

1918, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon Of
that day. at the Court Rooms OF this
Of Minot. County Of Ward and State Of
North. Dakota, has been duly appointed
Of, at which time and place any person,
interested in said estate may appear and
count and petition and contest the same
And you, the above named resp POI. o.
and required then and there to be and
appear before this Court, and show eS
count shall not be allowed, the residue
Of said estate. distributed the admins,
tration Of said estate closed and said
Dated the 21st day Of December, A, D.
1917.
BY the Court:
WILLIAM MURRAY,
Judge Of the County Court
Let service of the above citation be
made by publication and personal upon
Lillian Bradshaw.
1-10-4t VIM. MURRAY,
Judge
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ton, absolutely and free and clear of all
debts.
Let this citation be personally served
on Mary r. Paris and Grace D. Rose,
and published in the Ward County In
dependent. a legal newspaper, once
week for three successive weeks.
Dated at Minot, this 10th day Of Janu-
airy, A. D. 1918.
WILLIAM MURRAY,
1-17-3t Judge of County Court.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
TIE OF NORTH DAKOTA.

COUNTY OF WARD, s..
County Court.
In the Matter Of the Estate of Rueben
B. Schmidt, Deceased
Notice is hereby given by Ida l.
Schmidt, Administrative Of the estate OF
Rueben B. Schmidt Deceased, to tho
creditors Of, and all persons having
claims against said deceased, to present
them. with the necessary vouchers. to
torney, James johnson, at No. 146, Cor
ner Of Main Street and Second Avenue
Minot, N. D., within four months after
the first publication of this notice.
Dated this 4th day of January, 1913.
IDA L. SCHMIDT,
lift Administrative.
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Ask Yourself
This Question
I'm I really doing all I should to
III help Din the War%'

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Uncle Sam would not ask you
for your Is cent pieces if he didn't
need them.
He wants your savings to help
feed, clothe and equip our boys in
the field and on the sea. He must
have the money---NOW.
When you are in our office in
vest something in War Stamps.
They will earn a good return for
you the next five years. All your
money back and more than 21Go
profit January l, 1923.
If you haven't learned how to
save start now in this best of
causes.
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THE KENMARE FARMERS

o THE KENMARE FARMERS {
. MUTUAL INSURANCE co. Z
o insures farm property, horses, Z
o cattle, grain and automobiles, Z
o country schools and churches {
o against loss by fire and lightn- Z
o ing. Nearly 1000 policy holders Z
o with over two millions of insur- {
o ance in force. Organized by {
o farmers in 1901. Our territory 6
o comprises Ward, Burke, Rem 9
o vile and Mountrail counties. 9
9 FRANK ANDREWS, Pres. 9
o H. P. N. KAMP, Treas. 6
o AUG. KRANTZ, Secretary.
. 1-17-4-18 Address, Kenmare. 9
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RIPPING RHYMES
Ely Walt Mason.
WINNING THE WAR.


rh" things | do 10 win tho war arc
things always did author. So give Inc
credit, ! hrS'rch. for loyuli? that is 4
peach. Id like In mount Il f"aminE
Sl,rd and charge tn" zoe at frichtful
speed. I'd like In ride an acrnplanc
above the clouds that SrHd tho rain.
above the forest and the hill. and
druI, some bombs on Kaiser Bin. I'd
like To walk II cruisers deck mid scenes
at battle and "f wreck. Rut AL such
things are barred Ii me. I may not night
on land or sra, I may not garner CORY
Shrnvrs because I'm fat and haV" til"
h"nvcS. And 50 I'm doing things hate.
that ! may keep my record straight.
I'm digging soil and sowing seeds. and
1,rrinInG vines and hu"ing weeds. ! till
the garden AMI repeat. ami there arc
sandhurs in my feet: that valued food
stuffs; b" supplied. | gather thistlcs in
my hide: grow the bean and marrow
fat: I'll win the war ur break II Stat.
] hope when history is writ. and war
riurS who did their tlt are loaded with
the heroes bays. thrr"'l l." som. men
,inn of the jays who had To do their
stunt nj home. and grow. things in the
fertile loan. I'm duuTnrh 10 raise my
spArroweraSS whih' younger mon &"
battle pass. 81 will do il with will.
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Small Loss Of Life
On The Lincoln Result
Of Good SoamanShip

WN$iIINt;TrN. Jun" "a d"taIl"d
story If l'.r t"rp"I"iuE If the American
transport l'rrSllc7i; l.lmr"in cahl"d IL
thu navy d,rarlmrr, ly Vie" Admiral
Sims SAID tin, small loss uf lii" was
,lu" 10 Tia" excellent S"HmauShIp If The
ships captain. Tw"uty-siN men lost
their lives ~ thc sinking. The admir-
ais report r";Ir!S.
'''rh" lr. siirul Lincoln was struck
simultaneously 10y three ;"rI',a"'s on
May -, anal sank IN Is minutes. Thrc"
other vrSSrlS W"r" III company with her
at tn. SAM time. The crew ami pas
S,nSrrS abandoned thu ship IN excellent
order. MI pn$%cmG"rS. including the
sick, wrr. saved The submarine which
sank her lril tho vicinity Immediately
and returned almut = =. IN. looking Tor
the Enptnru hud apparently FUR other
Vessels engaged in rescue.
"'rhc tw" d"Str"y"rs which Admiral
sim" desc rji"'S rs hrinE rArellGntlE
handled arrived OH the scene IN Il SUR
pr!Sin;.ly short time. One "i them
brought tn" remaining survivors |"
European pert.
admiral Sims states the small loss
n! life was du. Ia Ia" thorough diSci-
pIinc of the s"ir's company and the eN-
rcllrnl \Srarnnn&hip If thu captain or
the L. s. ) Lincoln. Commander i. W.
I:""l". t. : :. Tho army senior OFF,
Ger present with the detachment com
,nrndr,l ,hr work uf tn" navy highly.
"Admiral Sims reports that he IN
tends sending the survivors home on q
troop TRANSPORT III tn" near future. None
Of the sur| Iv"rS were seriously ihJ"r-
. cd -
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BAYONET ATTACK
Continued FROM Tilst Page.)

mac:.iac ErnnerS were stationed within
certain town and began operations by
pokins the inuzzles Of the weapons
through broken walls. bushes and holes
Knocked in tho sido Of houses.
The guns were skil!fully hidden and
the Germans w"rH unable to locate
them The Germans shclcd the town
heavily and tho Americans took POSI-
tons accordingly. Later on. the enemy
entered the outskirts only to be pounded
by ,hc allied artillery.
The correspondent; to-day went over
The hattie area and interviewed many
Of the American and French soldiers.
They are In cXccllcn: spirits and cona-
dent that the line will hold. although
tho worst probably IS yet - come, az
the Germans have no, been able to
bring up much heavy artillery and until
th"n tho outcome cannot he determined.
Tho baltic is raging over Il hilly
country, where crops arr growing and
Their" arr no prepared trenches, When
TIC Americans entered the line the
fighting was shifting back and forth
like Z secthinr marlstrnm. Tho Amer
leans each duS in and they went at 1t
like experienced hands. one of the
American officers said:
The Germans ar" now learning that
the Americans ar" rs rCSnur"cful as
any. Thu Ii"rmanS do not like the
Americans h"chI;S" they can dig in with
nn" hand sight with the other and smile
at tn" sam" time.
In villages along IN" Marne the Amer
leans ar" aiding ia" French in guarding
homes nt tn" civilians! viii" We're driven
"i!t Icy ;hr "n.ruy ah"lliug h% day h"nlb-
ing by night. Many Of th"S" hitherto
pcIcctGt villages at" almost deserted.
Tn" hatil" area presented peculiar
hr,d :,pr..S&.v" picture" this morning.
TIL. r"rr"spund"nl had U"i"r"1 all night
IN tn" rear Gc TN. .rui:t. where the low
runlbI" uf guns wL2 followed by flnSh"S
along th. bath" I'm" nuh %lfrapncl burst
ir.;c against n starr" 80. which seemed
to hc allied "itlI enemy aIrIlnu"S. There
w:t:, "A Iull AT ,Ia Nh and tn" clouds melted
into $ilvrry pn'ri' =. Thu rays -: the
sun &hunr upon thu BATH" field wh"r"
for Il Iuo,ust,t II might have been ltnaE-
lned tn" hell by night had been turned
into peace BY day.
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AMERICANS IN P|CkRDY
Continued From Page One.)

issued by tho French command have
contained 4 statement moro vital 10 tbs
ultimate issue Of tn" battle than those
references 20 the soldier Of America in
action" writes the military correspond
.nt OF the Daily Express.
Commenting cditorially on tho s.tua'
ton the slime newspaper says:
The Germans may read their certain
doom in tho spirit and skill Of the Am
orleans in the fight at N"ulily. l"riu,;
the 'past week tho TRANSPORT Of American
troops across the Atlantic has been
quicker than We dared 20 hope for. Bet
ter still the quality OF tho officers and
men has astnundcd the most competent
military judges. Germany will ilnr
herself In the last great fight faced by
troops equal to the best Europe has eve!
produced"
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WASlIINtiTuN. Lana" 5.---fur;y thou
sand negroes w"r" summoned for gem
rr;tl military services today 10 "ntra;n
between Jun" - and ~ from the fol-
lowing states:
Alabama. 1000 /" Camp Sheridan:
Arkansas. &.uuh Ia Camp like. i'iS-
trirt Of columbia. 5rO tn Camp
Meade: Florida. $500 /" Camp Dix:
Ii,rrSia ! n00 IL Camp Gordon: Ken
lucky. 2.nnu IL camp Taylor; Louisiana.
i.n"0 u Camp FunSt"n: Maryland. 900
Ia Camp Meade: mississippi. 1000 10
camp Grant: Missouri. a0n Ia lamp
Funston: New Jersey. son /" Camp DIN:
North Carolina. .n"0 I" Camp Taylor:
ohio. jhn - camp Sherman: hklHh"mi.
iUN 10 Camp Funston: Pennsylvania. ""a
Ia Camp sherman: South Carolina. %.nun
- camp LarkS"u: Tennessee. 3.n"n {"
Camp Dodge: Texas. 3nhn Ia Camp
Travis; Virginia. 1000 L. camp Lee. and
West Virginia. 600 Ia Camp Sherman.
The men called today bring TIA" to-
tai mon summoned IL The ColorS in June
!" more ;hln 30n.000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-06
BODIES RECOVERED
AFTER MANY MONTHS

TAIRNONT. June 5.-Two bodies.
that had been buried in the debris since
the EXPLOSION at Jamison minc number
:, at Barrachvillc. on October -. 1916.
when nine mrn was killed. NC r,C"N-
cred today by the workmen who have
been clearing the minc getting 1t
ready for re-opcning. The victims were
Matthew Allison. and James iancr".
Allison was chief electrician Al tn:
plant. His family reside at California.
Pa, and his body was taken there for
burial tonight Tho search for the tx"
remaining bodies had never ceased hy
tho Jamison company. seven bodies wcr"
recovered at the time OF the accident.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-06
Catholic League Will
Hold Meeting Saturday

An important meeting Of the NOM
bcrs of the Catholic Womrn'S league Is
called for Saturday. $50 p. IN. of tins
week, in the ball room OK tn Windsor
hotel. a, which session the home ser
vice to be undertaken by this "rEaniza-
ton will be discussed aua outlined. tn
initial steps III this work being taken
up ut the April meeting Of ;hc irat;"".
Mrs. Margaret Giles Of Toronto. Gan
ada, and Baltimore, Nil. 4 WI known
war worker in this branch. Will a'!'ir"SI
the assemblago on "Patrlntisln." while
DIR. Wlngertcr will give an Interesting.
talk on This Side Of the TrcuChcS.''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-06
DISSOLUTION NOTICE

NOTICE Is IIEREBY GIVEN. That
at a meeting of the stockholders "t the
Standard Manufacturing Company.
corporation created and organized under
the laws of thu State nt Pennsylvania
duIv licensed and registered TO do huS'-
ness in the state Of West virginia. h"ld
at the principal office 1T said tomnan?
in the City of Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania.
on tho thirty-hrst day IF Rccrnih"r' a.
n. 1917. the following resolution WAS
adopted:
"RESOLNt:D. That tho Standard
Manufacturing Company. corporation
created and organized under the laws
Of the State Of Pennsylvania. licensed
and registered to do business IN the
Stat. Of West Virginia. does hereby dis
continue business as Il corporation
Virginia. and further proposes to with
draw from said Siatn.'
Given under my hand this twenty
first day Of May y. -. 1918
THEODORE AHRENS.
President of Standard Manufacturing
Company.
Attest:
J. II. L.tMTERGER,
Secretary.
mv-Sn-jc-6-l2-
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100000 MEN CALLED
Continued From FlSe One.)

Why Arizona was not included in today :
call.
Results Of tho Second registration
will not DC known until tomorrow. Gem
crnl Crrwd"r has requested the ad-
Julian, general "f each state In tclr-
graph them Il cumprrh"nslr" summary
OF the result. giving The total rrGiStra-
tlnn. The number that had been "N-
prrlrd It" enroll. reasons Q: the. hoard
for any difference between til" h%ur"S
and the nature ut any Unthward occur
rcncrS attending the registration.
Registering days C"r men h"rcatt"r
becoming - years a. ac" probably Will
be iiN"d every three months. II - c$li-
mated that moo. 400 men Income Of az"
yearly and III" nov r'.EiSt"tntS are cN-
unc,cd t" "a far toward Keeping up tn"
first class III each state from which
thus far all mru Tor the national army
have been drawn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-06
GIRLSPAY FINE

HAZEL Springer aEl A>"r;;HI"t liaG"r.
who were ;irrr.Si"d ON" Night last week
for luitcrinr for purposes of prnS:iiu-
Lion rnId their Tine 1T tween, E-IiN" dol
lars and costs III polio" headquarters
Yesterday. When arr %i'l they secured
Il h"udsm and appealed tlr case. hut
aS IN" bond was not SUud. the bonds
mans Wlf" having ail .! ih' property
in her name. Ill" girls were taken t."
police headquarters I" hr l"rkrd up
again when a gentleman friend stepped
forward and paid thclr fines.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-06
Who Ever Heard of a
Cut-out on a Racing Ca,

Some people know an automobile when
they sec one. AND som" ',niin"t tell a
flivvcr from It"iis-R"yc". hence this
short story.
Omar 'roft tho speed mcrchan, VII"
will race Il, Ia" fair grounds. Satur-
day. wa@ going nj Main street hill in
his car with pet" lloyd as 4 l,a>g' mg"r,
Yesterday AFTERNOON. The cutuuf wnS
open. y city d"i.r,ivc standing on tn:
sidewalk as tn. EAR went b. y"Il'G.
Hoy. ,u' GU: !"ur "ut"ut." Tn" car
whiXZ"d ui as rnft looked back AMI
said. "Whn III thunder "T"r heard OF
u cutuut on racing car?
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Russians ViCtOrS Over
TurCO-C German Forces

LONDON. June 5.--A hi" battle was
fought in the karS district OF Trans
caucasia on May A.. resulting in favor
OF the Russians, the Exchange .Te!e'
graph correspondent at Moscow wires
The Turks ami Germans are retiring
along the Ardshan road. and the popu'
laton is being massacrcd, the dis
patch declares.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LoST-At Fort Henry restaurant. class
rlng. with uillonvalc wrote ont in full
on it. is and ii. 5. The initials II. l.. u.
were inside. Finder please return TO
The. lr,rllircncrr office. Reward. jc-G-i
iLoST-ln stone q Thomas wash room.
on Wednesday. between l and ,
o'clock, 4 turquoise and diamond ring.
Return 10 tho post masters Office in Post
ONCE building and receive suitable re-
ward jc-6-i
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Frustrated by IT ruSty"

CHARLESTON. W. Va. June "a
general Jail delivery NJ the Charleston
city prison WAS frustrated her tonight
by "tru>.y" IN the Jail after al the
occupants If the Jail had laid plans Tor
n getaway. Tn" prisoners had oh
tninrd II steel saw and had almost sue
crcdch in saving th"Ir way out when tar
"truSty" informed the jail authorities OF
the attempted delivery. Several enemy
aliens and nll"Scd Slarkcrs. AZ we'll ms
IL number uf prisoners charged with
more serious offcnscS were being held
In the prison.
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SEVERAL KILLED.

LONDON. Jun" :'.---S"Nrr;l persons
were killr,i hy explosions ar drowned
in tho c1psi4in% "l 4 lif'h"at from III"
steamer kcuIlw"rth Castle, which
reached a British port to-day III Grip
lrrL rnu,i,ri"n as - result of Il COLI
sion. \ number If PERSONS MS" are res
:, I.iI.,i ln IL. nilS, INK. the steamer
la,i .r !u;.rl Th"ui M passengers and
mail from South Africa. The cXpl"-
slul.s followed Ia" collision.
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Ohio ARMY AVIATOR
SUCCUMBS TO INJURY

SAN ANTONIO. June 5.-Lieutenant
tonight at the post hospital at Brook $
Field as the result OF a fall two miles
south OF the field yesterday. News Of
the accident was not given out until
his death was announced.
lie was Il graduate OF Ob"rlin college
and was the son of f. j. Clark Of Medina
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FOR SALE Miscellaneous.

FooR sALE--Willard Storage Battery;
new: - volts. S. ampcrcS. Price $50.
Tool Stor" ln3l-3% Market st. je-3-m
FOB SALE-i.i 00 l-Sallon stone crooks
and 800 i.-gaIlun stone crooks: all
new; ) cents each. Tool Store. lV3i-3i
Market St je-a-m
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FOR SALE Automobiles.

FOR SALE-Cadillac truck: Just over
hauled: goody 10 haul $500 pounds:
electric lights and starter. Call l340-M
National. 1e-+-l
FOR SALE--One-ton truck; rca! bar
gain. 1921 Chaplnc ST. je-4-l
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and no" my bccts with wondr"us skill.
and raise fresh rhuhnrh by III: Re-;
I'll win the war ur break 4 leg.
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Tho National War Garden Com
mission OF Washington. d. c. sug-
COSTS that 1t Is better to kill the
beetles than to let the beetles kill
the beans
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.
WANTED-Agents

wANTED--Three good agents to sell
household necessities on the INSTALL
mcnt plan. Best Of goods and best Ct
commissions. We pay weekly. {. f.
Adams Co., 1140-1142 Main St rnr-l2-tf
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PERSHENG LIMIT
CLUB HONOR ROLL

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~ Ia,,,o. - c,nnbcns
T. - "s w. ~ - nr,,ou
,II ,,re IT. - C-1nn
.,.,u risho, u ! Dana
-,
ran, II :, Ir,z1rl,
= o!rri, ii.,,.,-i Ij,yt,,t
- own
I.,,.,ro,p
ouc Paul -. Krvnnnn.
49, II n 4 4 N-,,sn,
w. A. Wilson,
Rim, ". T. Wilson.
L,Inr6 Albert NJ. !Nva.
,, ~, u,,,iI,,
u ! c,,on,
- -. ,,t D;,,
80" W:;1;.,m !;;r,,c,,
Sir t'.,, N,.iui,m + r,Idu.,lI
"' ia NmIlr,r.,
~ ,,.,,. Mai rn.nrs Sin,.
.,1n, son
,,,r Mrs I = Bradv
l.. Gil George u Rowland
John I Joc,b
,,,h,,,-5 Andrew $ 1I,rc
N,,,..,I TIorrv q E,Ih,,ycr
.""N w., ~" lvii,i.r, rrn,,a
- JUS " AlI,,r, n c.hn,,,.
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MISCELLANEOUS

WE WILL BUY the entire stock o.
stores. such rs shoes. clothing. hard
ware. confectionery. etc. Tool Store.
lO3l-33 Market -. je-3-m
WANTED-Tc buy furniture. refrigcr-
ators. stoves. household goods Of all
dr*..riptiunS clothing, shoes. machinery.
tools, etc Tool Store. lo3l-33 Market
st. Je-S-m
WANTED--Tn buy leather betting en-
zines. shaftingSN and tools OF all de-
scrirtionS; highest cash prices paid.
Tool store. lh3li4 Market st. je-S-m
nREss WELL AND SAVE MONEY, 500
MEMS SUITS, COATS AND PANTS,
nr1, SLIGHTLY USED, TAILOR MADE
AT GREAT BARGAINS. GASSEL, 1929
MARKET ST. WE ALSO BUY SEC.
oNp HAND CLOTHING. my30-jy-1
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DIED
McCULLEY

MccULLEY ~, ;hc residence OF her
daughter Mrs. t.. :. Garnahan. at
E"thlrirlm. on "Wednesday. June ..
i"I>. at Ia y. m. MARY. ANN. wife
uf tn. late James MccullGy. N the
S"vrnI y-"Ishth year III her age.
Funeral notice hereafter.
DeGARMo-O "Wednesday. Jun" D. 1918,
at /. Il. M. at her late residence. No
lNi7 Mrtuli"ch street, CAROLINE
FRAMES l,.tiNIiAlo. in the eighty
eighth year Of her ag".
Funeral services from her late resi-
Grncc SATURDAY morning At 10 o'clock.
Friends ut the family respectfully in
vI,cd. luIcrmcnt Maxwell cemetery.
/
WCODS--tln Thursday, June 1. 1918.
JANE ARMSTRONG; PRYOR, wife Of
Liru. ". Woods
Funeral services AT her home in Woods
dale Friday. Hume !. ut clock. In
trrmrnt private. Friends arr REQUEST
Cd please, not To- send flowers.
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WANTED-SaleSmen.

SALESMAN WANTED-Man or woman;
a good proposition: experience 'un-
necessary. Call between and even
iugs. Ask for Mr.. Marks, Wheeling
! Hotel. Jc-'-l
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WANTED-Female

WANTED-A good girl for general
housework. small family and 4 good
home. Call ISL, Woodsdalc. BELL
phone ! jc-1-l
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FOR RENT
FOR RENT-Furnished Rooms.

FOR EENT--Two furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. 2737 Jacob 81.
jc-l-rl
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WANTED-Male Help HEsi.

BARRER-At once; first class; steady;
$50: 60 per cent over s25. W: L.
GOLDEN. Claysville, Pa. Je-5-m
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WANTED-A chambcrmaid at Tray
G1G-P. je-1-m
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WANTED-A second hand baker on
bread; good wages paid: Apply Notes
Bakery. Nat. phone 1G95-I. jedi
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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1918-12-11

Having struck the death blow
to autocraoy In Europe. we have
now 70 fight a tendency Of the
Democrats party under I'll.
leadership OF MIR Wilson to set
up an autocracy here at home,
which has for its ultimate object
the establishment Of \ party
dynasty. On the frat test Of
the proposition before the
tribunal Of populAy opinion,
Novcmbe 1,h last. the people
rejected II By a decisive vote;
but this apparently has not Dc
TERED the leaders Of the party
In power from the course they
have determined to follow. An
Autoeracy rides Needless over
public opinion, The Democratic
leaders in Congress, the through
thick and thin followers OF Ar.
Wilson. are bent on giving him
even greater powers than hs
now holds lis clearly = part
Of their purpose 70 get = bill
through Congress before IL
passes uAder 1spu blieans con.
troll next March. giving the Pres
ident authority 70 direct the
ante.wAr reconstsuctioa work
through his personally appoint
ed commission. which will kaow
only his ewn will. II this bill fails
10 pass, the work 81 reoonstFuc.
Sion will be directed through .
com mission Of three Republicans
and three Democratic appointed
BY Congress aud answerable 70
Congress. The whole scheme
10 to take ths gevesnmsnS oao Of
hands Of tie Representatives Of
people and make ehs chief esss.
vtlve Absolute ruler. Aad By 1870;
well, by la3o, IL She vssdist gees
against the Democrats In that
pear - Il lid tAis yssr. the dy.
nasty may tel ITSELF stsoagly
enough tneeenehe1 bohind ~
autscrst hy that tlDs - ~ tAs
voe1iot aoI1o - . Isu0po1 -
tsshaisaliav - . slle1le ssssV.