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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-09-04

Haynes sang Hawtrone's beautiful
Consolation" and the choir sang
the additional verse OF America {:
God save our splendid men,
Send them safe home again,
God save our men.
Keep them victorious,
Patient and chivalrous,
They are so dear to us,
God save our men,"
The Rev. Charles w. Clay pro-
nounced the bencdiction and Miss
Thompson played Battle Prayer
as the postlude.
Resolutions by Old Guard.
Ardmorc Unit No. |. Old Guard
OF Oklahoma, at its meeting last
night adopted the following resolu-
tons:
"Whereas, the fortunes OF war
have fallen heavily upon one OF Ard
more'S families, in the death, upon
the battlefield in France, OF Lieut.,
George Reeves Anderson.
And whereas. although recogniz-
ing that in the death OF Lieutenant
Anderson the City OF Ardmore has
lost one OF its nobleSt young men,
the members OF this organization
recognize that to him and to his
parents and friends has come great
honor. for 1T is sweet and honorable
to die for ones country.
"Thereiore, be it resolved. That
Ardmore Unit No. l. Old Guard OF
Oklahoma, in regular business ses-
sion assembled. does hereby rccog-
nize the heroic sacrifice OF Ard
more's first martyr of the world war,
and.
BE it further resolved, that Ard
more Unit No. /, Old Guard Of
Oklahoma, tenders its sincere SYM
pathv to the bereaved family.
BE it also resolved, that these
resolutions be spread upon the min
uteS and that copies thereof be fur
nished to Lieutenant Anderson 5
family and also to the newspapers Tor
publication.
The committee on resolutions
comprised, c. H. Adams, chairman,
W. W. Lewis, and !. :. Berkshire.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-09-04
Hospital for 5000 Beds.

Fort Sheridan, Ill.,, Sept. S-A re-
construction hospital to shelter
wounded soldiers home from France
will be erected at Fort Sheridan al
ter completion OF the student train
ing camp course here, according to
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-09-04
To Produce Many Shells.

Alton, H.. Sept. 3.-The Western
Cartridge Company has received or
ders from the ordnance bureau of
the war department TO double its
capacity, and work already has been
started to comply with the request.
When completed, the plant will
turn out 100000 shells a day and
employ $500 persons.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-09-04

plans announced by the war
partment. The hospital will HI
1000 beds and personnel OF so m
ical corps surgeons at the start,
construction OF temporary buildil
will eventually increase its capao
to from 1000 to 5000 beds ant
larger medical staff.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-09-04

Suffrage and other women's or
ganizations in America are al work
on plans for an appropriate obSery-
ance next year OF the centennial an
niverSary OF the birth OF Julia Ward
Howe.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-09-04
LIST OF REGISTRARS
FOR DRAFT DUTY IN
PRECINCTS OF CARTER

The following is a complet0 list
of chief registrars for the various
precincts OF Carter County TO have
charge OF the registration Of the men
y, coming under the pro-
visions of the new draft law:
Ardmore Township
No. | /. |. Wilkinson, Ardmore.
No. 2 !. S. McCharen, Ardmore.
No. 5 w. S. Wolverton, Ardmore
No. 4 c. F. Miller. Ardmore
No. 5 !. II. Atkinson, Ardmore.
No. 8 Joe F. Williams, Ardmore.
No. I w. c. Baker, Ardmore.
No. 8 ]. n. Shinholser, Ardmore.
No. 9 !. NJ. London. Ardmore
Morgan Township.
No. J. H. Hammer, Brock
No. ? !. w. Houchin. Ardmore
No. 3 d. Caldwell, Ardmorc
No. 4 c. w, Thomas, Ardmore
No. 5 John Griifis. Ardmore
No. 8 Wood IIerndon, Ardmore
No. ! X. A. Mccain, Ardmore.
Berwyn Township
No. Walter Sampley, Baum
No. 2 O. d. Thomas, Berwyn
No. 3 ID. NJ, Sellars, Springer.
Akers Township
No. | c. II. Davenport, Glenn
No. ? c. f. Maddox, Newport
No. 3 w. f. Gorbitt, Woodford
No. 4 Henry Amerson, Milo
Graham Township
No. | w. p. Higgins. Ardmore
No. 2 c. A. Bennett, Graham
No. 3 w. NJ. Kirkpatrick, Fox
No. 4 Cain Miller, TusSy
No. 5 w. A. Kuykendall, Homer
Hewitt Township
No. w. W. Newman, Staunton
No. 2 Charley Duncan, Oil City
No. 3 !. II. Langston, Healdton
No. 4 w. l.. Southwark, N. Wilson
No. 5 Emil Colbert, Hewitt
No. 8 II. NJ. Porterheld, N. Wilson
No. ! A. w. Lowery, New Wilson
No. g ]. II. Long, New Wilson
No. Q Billy Kliensmith. Dundee
No. 10 f. Berry, Writ
No. II Arthur Graves, Woodwork.
Lone Grove Township.
No. l Elmer McCauley, Lone Grove
No. ? ]. w. Beardon, Brock
Wilson Township
10. ! Robert Michael, Provence
10. 2 G.. NJ. Haney. Durwood
10. 3 George Stephens, Mudkey.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-09-04

speaking 4 strange tongue, and that
there is no loving hand to scatter
the flowers OF remembrance upon
his grave. But is he dead Maybe he
is only sleeping and dreaming that
it is sweet and honorable to die for
ones country
God of our fathers, known oi old.
Lord OF the far-fung battle line,
Beneath whose awful hand we hold
Dominion over palm and pin,
Lord God OF hosts be with us yet,
Lest we forget, lest we forget. "
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-12-19

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT @ieb. Sobn
@eis mrrbe bon leiner @attir nit
einem ml1nteren Eodterden beidenft.
@liif gum greigniiie! - Serr So.
berts aus Gallo, 90. g., befinoet ii6
bier als @aIt ser Samilie Matb. 2ep.
2%nreu1bmrg.
Son 6en 5diilern Der bier bon ebr=
miirbigen 51peitern unter Ser ODE
rim, 5dpeiter sSlga, .. g. s., ge-
leiteten S9ule mur0e 6em S6uliu.
perintenoenten Bm. 81. 80rger bon
ct. @Iouo Elm auf 5ebn 0onar ausge-
Itenter @e91el fir Die bonn Balofeu=
er inn n0r6li6en Minneiota beimge-
1udten Samilien 5ugeidift.
MabbeD Safe.
Mnltene Ser nie6ergebrannten
5tdne seq Sobn 2ebmann un6 Sobn
BufoIf iin6 11eue erridtet moroen,
sic in ibrer @onen6ung auf Sen
@oblItan6 ibrer @igentiimer i9lieBen
lalIen. = Sn Ser Ndbe 01tlt6 bon
Mopbetp Gafe tpurbe elm 9ieb er=
tappt, ser erit 6rei Sabre alt mar,
ober elm @emift bon $50 Efunb bat=
te. Hidter 5ermant oerurteilte BEN
9ieb 5um Io0e; erido1ien ioa er
meroen bom 9eputp sberiff lautete
fem ftrenges urteil. Ser Matb. Gre
aor un0 iGmtli6e @ebilfen louen 6en
Oieb in sic BEL item 8iirI tie umtpan6eln
II. in grmangelung bon 8on6s MUIR
Sc er BON 6en Reinforcement nod
obenorein 3u einem 66B@en &mm
berurteiIt, Inn 6ie Burlte ber1nter=
ipiilen at fonner.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-12-19

SRI. DelIie @inter uno SRI. gleono-
ra 8inter begaben iid Dienstag Der,
gangener8ode tadBauban gu ibrer
5dtpelter, Srau Sobn 8al5, pelde
einen idlimmen Snfluen5a-anfaa
Mnfan bette. - SRI. Maria 8inter
erltottete ibrem in Ssle mobnen0en
8ruoer eine1t l%Gngeren 8eiu6. Die
&.ramer 9arotpare 60. bradte in benz
MODERN eingeridteten Meierei-Rarme
oes Sen. Smoiefe GrinfgefaBe an. =
5rau Mid. 8rm1n lit nod mebrere
Eoge tangent 8eiude BEL bieiigen
@ertpunoten na9 ibremSeim in Eier5
suriidgefebrt. = SRI. Hofa Sdulten-
Temper, sic sic bier mobnen0e SAINT
lie Sol. gnnefing 6ur9 ibren mebrtG-
gigen geiud erfreute, lit mad ibrem
Seim in Sreeport 5uriifgefebrt. =
Nif. &rdmer bat Sic Seilmann 8ier-
%nieoerlage g%efauft un6 miro 6as &C.
bdl1De uls elm @urenbal1s bermen0en.
&id)mpnb.
9r. @el5 nabm an Mgotba Sbeis,
Eodter Ser in ct. Ni6olos mobnen-
Sen 6omilie Sol. Gbeis cine 8lin6-
oarmoperation Dor, sic einen oerar-
tig g1tten gerlauf nabm, 6aB Sic So
tientin bereits geiun6 in 6as glterr=
bu11s %entlulien tper6en fonnte. -gead
odt Sage langem 8eiuhe BEL ibrer
in ct. G1ouo mobnen6en Mutter lit
Tron s. g. Sdlener mie6er in 6en
&reis ibrer M~ngeb0rigen 5uriidge=
febrt. = Sol. Mig 1t1o @eorg @ilet-
tie BON 8rotpns 8aneD berbradten
mebrere Sage I'M &reiie bieiiger
6rel1n6e. = Sergeant Il. 90. 8niien
pom Comp 9o6ge berbrahte einen
5ebn Sage langen nrlaub bier an Ser
Settle leiner gItern. = Geo. @ger=
mann, melder nabeHidmon6 ith 0em
Tormeritano mi6mete, bat cine bier
Meilen bon ct. G1ono %gelegene Sarm
gefouft un6 oieielbe NIT ietner So
milie be5ogen. Geo. @iebaui len, So
SteDdt1en tn Sruu HHO SdrlDel
SLEEPER nebit beiierer 6dlfte tDaren
5onntagsgdite ser in ct. Soiepb
m%obnen6en Gamilie Sncob uno Wia.
@iuenring. = Tran5 3. Moier tit
nit 6omilie bon 6ro5ee nod bier
umge5ogen un6 bat iein furoeres
6eim in TN lerer W}iHe etnger1htet.
Slice.
Na6 mebrere @oden langem Be-
irde in Ser Somi1ie 911fas &neie 1T
6einri4 @9r00er na@ ieinem Setm
in @innipeg 5uriidgefebrt. = Safob
@ngelboro lit einigeSage an Der Sn=
~fIuen5u un6 batte unfreipiaigen @tn=
b%enarreit t. = Sub Scott Der ian6te fur
sic 6armer lebte ISOLDE 5pei gilen=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-12-19
Ieire @rpbe.

Sn Der 8obn1tng Ser Samilie
@einrih 6. Snotefe nl1roe um Dor=
lebten @amstag Clinton Soamer ein
Spfe0 ser Snfluen5a. Ser 8eritorbe=
ne ltan6 ieit Iebten Weai int 9ienit ge=
nan1ter Sanilie uno mar eben bon
Samlanu 5uriifgefebrt, no er ltd
nod leiner @etmitdtte l1mgeieben bot
te. Sein grl1oer 6reo muroe OUT
fron50iii9em @ebiete in einem Sc
fedt om t9. Mugult getotet, Elm on
oerer 8ru0er bot iein Seim III Ga-
nubo. Sonntagna6mittag fano Die
geeroigung bon ser bteiigen Yforr=
firfe aus ltatt. M0ge Ser Sabinge=
ld1ieoene ruben in 6rieoen! = SRI.
Mnna Sd11l5etertberger begab it9
Mitte letter @o6e nod Ser ct. Be=
neOifts Mfaoemie in ct. Soiepb1 mo-
lie lire b0beren 5tu6ien mie0er anf=
nubm. = TIMER 8uttermader 8e=
ora galtes mobnte Ser Witte porleb-
ter @ohe in 2ttle 6ans gebaltenen
Ner1dntntl1ng DER Sed11Ien Oer @e1=
trol Minnelotu 8uttermaherS Ml1o=
citation BEL. 9err 8aItes tpur6e an
ltene 6es g. g. 8uDer, mel9er ben
0iltrift perloiien bat, als Hraiioent
Ser Mi1ociatton ertpdbf; er geborte
Ser @elenidoft ols Gi5eprdii6ent an.
seben Sic 3irdJer, bebor Sic ST
re @eibnadtsuaren fanfen!
@reemtual1.
@ilbelm 3iesfe un6 @attin muir
Sen s11r pierten Sahresnie0erfebr it,
rer 8ermdblung bon Greun0en nno
8ertpanotert a1tfs angenebmite iber-
roift unb freuoig1t begliidm1niM,
tporol1f Sic Sabresgelegenbeit 5n Ell
niqen Stun0en ser ihonlten Inter
boltunq bette geranlaiiung gab. =.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-12-19
Nms Scr 1%tnteeeeft>.
Ct. Stebhan.

Mm stpeiten @eibnadtstuge miro
in unierer Yforrfirde oas Set oes
I'll. @tepbonug, bas 9atronsfelt Der
8emeinse, in feierlider @etie be-
goneen. = l1eber Sen leste 8o9e be-
reits aemeloeten Eooesfan oes 9et1-
rid sc. @netteI miro nod gea4traglt=
Dies sugeididt:~0e @erltorbere, etn
prominenter Snrmer oes Conn
grodtpop tpuroe I'M 6ebruar 1867
in Genniplponien geboren nno fam
OILS onOertbuIb Sabre ultes &tno nit
ieinen gltern nah Mtnnelotu. SIM
Sftober 1890 perbeiratete er Ith nit
Moriu 90. Ser5ing, Sic nit netn
&inoern, flint &nuben un0 bier Md0=
den, Sen Soo oes guten Saters be-
troltern. Stpei ser &inber: Seinrtd
sc. uno SSobn S. iteben in Ser ar1e=
rifoniid1en Nrmee in Sranfreid, ein
Srltoer Sro115 nobnt in grpdpoD Il.
cine ShneIter Margaretba bat 2ittle
Sails su ibrem Seim. Gr mar ein se=
on1ter oes fotbolilhen 6Griterperelns
rtlo befleioete Ous Mmt zines Sotpn=
Superoiiorer1 fir 80 Sabre; audl por
err St1uIoiltrifclerf sur 3eit letnes
Sooes. 9ie geeroigu11g funo ouf DEM
ct. Stepbans 8ottesuder Itatt. =
Im Mitttpofmorgen pergangener
ISOLDE hot Ser SOB Sic 8attin oes
Mnoreos 8Ienfl1ib nuh 5met Woden
Iunger &runfbeit, Sic Ourd 2ungen=
entsiinouno beruria6t tpurOe, Der
Mitte ser 7umiIte entriiien. Sic err
reitpte oos Sitter bon 81 Sabren uno
tinterIGBt ihrem @otten iieben &in=
Ser, inter oielen otto, melder IN
Toners, Gre, int @uterlonOsbienlte
Iteht. Sic 9eeroigung funo Gonners<
tau in oner Gtine Itutt. Sbr Ste etDt=
&c Nuhe uno Sen 9interbllebenen UNI
Ter geileib!
ct. Midplas.
Ser yNoroiter11" : &orreiponoent
mar urh cine @ode Ser Snfluen5u
hoIber ouf Ste &ronfenltube ongetpie=
ZEN; er lit ieooh iopeit bergeiteat,
ooB er ieiner Sagesurbeit mieoer
nohgehen fonn. = So1epb elders,
gohn Ser Semitic Nif. giders bon
bier, uelher I'M CAMP Grant, Sn.,
in Uncle Cams 9ienIt Itun0, erbielt
Ieste @ode feline ebrennone gntlai=
lung urb tit mieber 6abeim eingetrof=
fen. = SIM 9a1fe 0ieier ISOLDE ber=,
Ienoen Sic hiefigen Sobafpflun5er bier
Big flint neutrality-suspicious.
gobof nod Samespille, isis. = Ser
5Surmeroerein bon Rihmon0 nn0 Die
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-12-19

Mitglieoer Der 6ortigen@reamerD M}-
location merber an %. 9e5ember III
&idmono ~geriammlungen abbalten,
Unit Nominationen bon 8eumten uno
Direftoren Ser bei6en Geretntgunge1
fiirs fommenoe @efddftsiabr gu mo.
den. Der Sarmerberein 5dblt IT'S II.
sic Creamery Mifociation 102 Weit'
gIieoer. gs lit ser 8unid Ser geam-
ten, oob 1id ieoes eiu5elne @itglieo
on oiei EN- 8~eriammlungen beteiligt,
6a midtige @ef9dfte our 8eratung
porlteaen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-12-19
warmrft nibt?

Subeitieren Sic in etnem 9tmanten-
ring. @ir mi1en, baf Sic beren 8ert
pua anerfennen ,ueroen, ,uenn Sic
nit mns ipred)en.
Srib @uvs
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-12-19
8eiibt sic" cine Glien>
bcin>6arnttur?
@ir laoem sic Elm, bas fomplette co.
ger at beiidtitgen. SIMMER Sic bette
G.nalttGt.
Srib Guys

Ser @onsref mill gegen @erle1n1-
oungen 6ront MAIDEN. 9aS lit ein
lobli9er gnti9luB. SOUR fommt er
reidlid1 ipdt. Die gemetniten Ser
leumoungen baben MIR boffentli6
iiberltonoen. Sene, Die gegen 8iirger
oeutlder Serfunft geri9tet maren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-12-19
Cub pen pett je>
1tct1t bartnGfioen 3uiten

Bietet oem 16tpGben0en, unangenebme1t
6ulten ODER grfdltung, Bic Bic Sunge
ODER ben 5nls be0roben, Salt bur9 Cd
man's Mteratibe, BAG Sonif unO Der
Mufbauer in 5tpan5igidbr1gem erfolgreiz
6en @ebrau9. SOC un0 $3.50 Slal6en IN
Npot6efen ODER bonn
Gfmau 2abpratprp, 8bilabelpbta.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1918-12-04
What the Farm Bureau Does.

The Farm i}ureas organizes
its forces 10 carry out an approx
ed county wide program OF work
for thu general Improvement e'
agricultural, agent TO serve as a
director or extension leader of
agriculture; it secures the coun-
sci and guidance III tho be :,
farmers If the country, extend
lug their knowledge and eA
PEI ience; il seeks 10 eliminate
duplication IF efforts and 10 cor.
relate a.! Agricultural activities 8
in the county. i, discovers and
extends the good farm practices
and demonstrations OF the sue
eesstul farmers uf the country:
it Introduces new crops aud m
proved cropping methods where
they are needed. il encou ages
organized and coopera,ive
methods 10 secure mere proh,a
Ole live stock in the county. il
demonstrates cooperative meth
ods ior controlling insect pests
and plan, and animal diseases.
which nay canse losses ove,
Iarp" areas; il takes an active
part in the plans ot the home
makers lu solving home
and community problems; il
seeks out aud encourages intel!
iis"nt leadership for the boys
and girls club woik. IL conducts
An "t,Nchange or Wan, ard
For Sale" department, bringing
together the man who wishes To
SELL aud the man who wants 10
hay, il permits II united action
for insnring f1ir treatment and
the d.NrloIpurnt Of a more pro.
iitahle marketing system for all
farm products: and it acts as a
representative body in national
aud state campaigns for asgi.
cultura! improvement, standing
ready to carry ont the nations
program in all rural communi.
ties.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1918-12-04
Hog Prices 10 be Ceatissed.

The Food Administration an
nounces that after consultation
with the Sub Com mittes OF the
Agricultural Advisory Board
and the Special Swine Producers
representatives, aud with the
Packers, it has been arranged
that the November price basis
for hogs shall continue throssh
Dseem ber. the Missouri Division
Of the FeOd Administration an.
uounees.
1t is highly desirable that the
lighter weight hogs be held tsek
for the next thirty days. II
withheld at this time the posi-
bility OF breaking down present
price levels because of excessive
receipts of the lighter hogs will
be avoided.
All available hog products
that can be spared will be re.
quired for foreign shipment in
December and January and
thereafter.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1918-12-04
Sugar Certificates Not
Needed New

Distribution Of sugar under
the certificate system was dis.
continued on Dece Ii Der ]. In
announcing the order the food
administration EN- phasized that
requests for conservation OF
sugar were in no way modified
Domestic consumers, it was said
will be expected TO observe the
voluntary ration Of 1 pounds per
person a month and public eat,
ing places vii! be required 10
usc only pounds Of sugar for
each ninety meals served.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1918-12-04

on our vay hack ~ ,he states usss!
after ae1s spsine. II the atnsss,icw is
gran led. Il wili take . les months 81
conclude the p<aes terms. s,h-rv Is
no srnaisliee. 10 will take 81 !sas, tee
months o. mere to hnish the Roehs.
The cioee, ve get 10 Germany. the
better aud harder he sili eeAt Thew
10 no stopping tAs Aussieans. Auy
army that eau egat and ~sa over
such csstacies ~ The A,xcnas ie,sst
and the Mease ses,os vail certainly ~
through to Rssliu-
l believe this drive viii carry The
line x,this distance tof aaoshss great
pssA iato Germany, Believe ~ will
move ap eiosss in The Scar iusnss.
Sssesxeiy.
EAgi. X. hwAaLEx.
Rand. ss-d Esgsassn.
Ame,ican EHpd- pssee.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1918-12-04
How to Treat Your Town.
Praise IT.

Praise II.
Improve il.
Talk about it
Trad a. home.
II" raplic spirited.
Tell g. rs business men.
Tai home pride in it.
Tel ii It's natural advantage.
Trade and induce others ~
trade here.
When strangers come tn town
use them we'll.
Don't call your best citizens
FRAUDS AID imposiers,
Support your local institutions
ehct benefit your town.
Look ahead Of self When oil the
town is 10 be- considered.
Help the public officers do the
0sst sood for the most people,
-Gvioa anA Osomsrss.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1918-12-04

- s1ls naa. ~ - -
g. - ~ =
9Ae5gs e0 - - Aslg - -
49,. 49,. nssE asa1A - -
- = li1.1s - - =
1AY hs vng1 - s161e1 . -
Aas.. - ~ -. q -
e1i1n ssn11s9sIe eus ~ dses q -
tskS @1sA s'zsd vieA H. hnndepx -
ksansya
n yss sss ssyshtrd sixA setsasS sssso
a. E6ns W. vsfk ~nnpts asASs as4 pa6ne
= sSs hsrk .shs ~as1anG u msy - ~
etsisxsnsry nAssassaas a Mgnne Asuo11
nass4ty v&1h saA - was1n4 - - ous4
II caase ID sa1a.
O. ss ys~w Arnws~e saAsy snA - -
a Oof6 NEDAL HaAetsn CSl CsssnAsA
Naasy ssfm.AHA L sAs1 =. ace AetD -
YAsse susss- G1H.O NknA1 ~ tAa pxrA.
srsrsa.i ansn~sAA HAAs1sa o. CsVsaknA
Axsxps Ne xuoafttss&s--A6v.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1918-12-04

Germany is DOW suffering from
tie effects of long and deep,
seated national disease which. a.
su efficiently expressive term.
| we viii cali damphooiiiis. This
ailment. We regret 10 note. has
also become somewha. prevalent
lately 10 the Ini,ed States. but
40 yet we are not seriously III.
fected with it and We have Just
had ii serum inJectn nent against
it's spread In Germany this
a!lment aiways manifeated itssif
in an ejaculation @! the word
"iIoch;' IN this country the cjac.
ulaticn ia Our Great. The
meaning however Is the same.
its results likewise, and its eX.
citing cause. the appearance in
public or act or uttcrance Of an
indiyidua! parsonage raised ~
10 national yularsh:p by the peo
pie. In Germany this person
age was 'lloch". led until ne pn,
the notion that he received his
authority from on high, and was
raised 10 3 sea! among the nigh.
ty, viii. those who raised him As
his foot stool, Mau : ego ,s >u
grca. that he is always ready ~
eNhai, himself upon II on the
least enGuur rIEcmpn,. al. that ho
ueeds is ll,,lc hoch ing, We
are NJ, maintaining that cur
PrcssInn. t,,. s,s.str like motives
aud am hitlons, hut We no assert
that he is being Our Great" cd
too much. and that his ego has
been famed into such a glow 10y
it that ho has come 10 believe and
has shown by his acts and inter
anccs that he believes a pcrso,,
ally conducted g,.cvaIons con
Quoted by himself sn improve.
mcnt on our old representa-
tive fern of government. so
honarrd and su tfisien, heretofore
b. aI! Americans not afflicted.
with ii Az, ,s!oolitiS.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1918-12-04

Prcsidcns Wilson is going 10
France to sit in At the inter
allied peace conference, "Tis
said tn. President feels much
concerned over the treatment
the freedom OF the seas clause
of his fourteen rules that Ger
many and our associates in the
war accepted a. the basis OF the
armistiec now in force IL going
10 r, ceive a, the forthcoming
conference, - he we'll may b..
The "Ruler OF the Wave
Britain--wiN also bs there. dis.
posed to allow sthsrs only just
no much freedom Of the seas ~
may suit her own interssts.
There il NO friendship OF grat.
tude between nations 20 sincere
and deep but that self interest
rules over sentimsntalisn. The
actisity British maritime inter
asts are showing already to get
shipping now operating usder
American register transferred
70 British register can not 10
q, eerwise than distu rbing 70 the
ser, ,uity betw cen the two nations
liz persisted In by the one aad
opposed BY the other. Great
Britain's ocean trafnc has been,
and is yet. her life, and she will
not surrender Is easily.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1918-12-04
Ps,!;kal Essfs Gang All Asley

Well. they cannot blame tis
Republican Victories for tays,,s,
destroyed sile solidarity O! ths
alias, Tne aS:uI eonseq aeness
wasah were pseilesesi u follow
sf't exercise " iaaeAaadent
tsaeusas hy the AEaegi AN rao,,,.,
A@N' ros flowed Germany
may Lot t4ase ssVea ~ because
OF sse Republican, s's.raaad far
unconditional sarreader, has
she was certainly nos eaeouPuxe,i
10 keep an tlshttnG. San Fran.
cisco Chronicls.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1918-12-04
The Ola Editors Reniaiseesee.

Tho pa rio,ic 1 nonstration of
the psop!A vi Les Angeles re-,
minded the writer Of tins para.
graph OF Appomst:ox Day. In
April. ls,is, We were hut child
At that time, but W. recall that
everybody !n The little Ohio town
whore We lived got drunk. except
the mayor. aud he WA put ia the
towa jail ~ . punishment for
hie plain derlictlon Of duty.
-koo AuDoloo Hmsa.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1918-12-04

"G.ooM 10 Washington aad uy
iu llerlin" is now added Ia the
already large collection OF Dem.
ocratic joke slogans. which in.
clude. IL kept rs out of war, :"
Reduce us high cost cfiivins;"
You shall not cruelty mankind
on a cross ot gold" Imperial
ism" and l.e'urn 10 the sim.
plicity sud economy beiit,ing "A
Demccss,il gorernment. Every
two years the leadership of the
Detnoc rntic rar,y sprouts a war
cry that twoyears iateg is some.
thing t. laugh about. National
Republican.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1918-12-04

Our idea Of publr ownership oi
the railroads and other public
utilities 10 to organize and direct
them under government control
in The manner that the postal
service was organized aud
directed bask IL the good old
Republican days. fer public ben.
eft, With Increasing efficiency
and diminishing cost. AZ now
operated, our railroads have BE-
come a public burden largely
for the political benefit OF the
party in power. Notvithstand.
ing the increase in all railroad
rates, 80 per cent on passenger
fares and nearly as much in
freight rates, the government
is now some three hundred mil.
lion dollars short of revenue
enough from the railroads to
pay their operating expenses.
The deficiency 10 made mp out of
the pocket of the general tax.
payer, This looks like poor
business and 1t Ii poor business.
Everything involved in the oper.
ton Of the railYoads-the party
in power, the stu1a iiuiGers and
laber-is taken care Of, except
the man who pays the freight
and the efficiency OF the service.
ownership OF that
character is an abuse that the
people will not tolerate. All this
brings back 10 our mind the
tremendous howl raised by our
Democratic friends a couple OF
iecades or 40 ago over
. few petty millions OF loot in
.he settlement Of the govern.
nen;'s claims against the early
rams continental railroads.