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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-01-08
CHANGED TO HEAD OF LIST
oad Negro Had Particular Resssa fss
Refusing hencsfsrth - -
Known ~ Zeno.

story is tod OF al cid neSro who
tad acs-GraaEstes. LIS saysaSs la = hank
In o;se Is. ,h- Sourhern ,@wnx. says tie
CosuiabGs Dispatch Oa- day the hank
failed.
Zeno Ess sbe nzEsa~ q .Ae cd man.
and when told THE hank lad easse.. b.
sI,en, heurx snoGnd ,he door,. rs II he
hof~-d In that way 30 get lis ra.asy.
One day tie re~c~sve. said ,s him:
-Lbsn'i you knnw that ,h@ hank las to
lie exsinias1t before aay ,s<s<asst0rs can
ger their ,ncn-y? This lis nSs The frst
bank ,hs; has failed"
Shor-. All KNOWS dat Z~cs an
swered Abs k~-resi tell of banks bgx-
tin before dis. but dis hsah an de fust
time DAT = bank eyxh bwged right
sqrah In Eaah ssc~-"
A, last the eIArains Sso,s v~re ovef
and the rec~iy-r ahssoxrserd that The
d~s-ssitors w'oy,sst t~ paid in xlphahet-
icAl order. Some mistake had been
made IN figuring. and xhe1 ,h~y got
down TO VS. the n.sassr care .esaa and
Z-no las! his ssytags-
But h~ didn't l'ss-- aIl his courage. He
saved fuy teu zsua;hs and had 4 lit
tie 10 put In anosszsrr task. He went
to the cashier. " sass said
All right. Z-iaa. ge Will be Eixd to
open all scc"uat fog yoE-"
"Zeno nathin'.~ he said. Nah
natBe sint Zeao raa tnoh. Inah names
Aaron-"
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-01-08
GREAT BIRDS Of OTHER DAYS
oeass 0isesvsss1 pr0~s vhse n ~
osssams psvssS Thsy Wsss TSy1y
~ eaeswrsuo oSSa.

Ia ~ far ~ Ar1s arr ~sAneeFnesa
ssssse of fh~ oldest fnasssis. ia TIE nzss-
i<s of time tNSorss~y, ~hieA have
fallen Into fhe hzA<is ut siese>. are
those rst~ezent.nx rhe great. asxAG.
ie.a. fossil asisn xsaa,. u f-a,Sxaass Ia
South Ana<.scx- They h~s&Mx tn the
phsroTfssesda~. r. w. xAusess1f writes
In the Ss1<Estssr American,
Jsdxsng froxa ssara farfs IT fA<is fes-
NJ sspzsss ~ k&s@ h~~a fSurs1. they
were estdeniiy grs-z; terreysrtaI h6rsts
~ prey. Ss,Sss Ss tie xp1sssa wssu
suxaii- bst this fs made up for hy Dc
otsers: and IN sfas Case of a1ue al tAszs
ft,raniagE.s, It Rad 4 skixA hOne esn-
saderskssy larger ss. ioAgx< thsA tAss
o4 an OK
Os all tAe reEEAark4ssls f4xatsexs tlr.ts
of this Krvcp. ns@eTer. wax TIE g1anf
IhororfsAcxm- k nsIxs have be<n ever
eight feet In height. with xkxlf txx-
ger than tAst Of q full grown hsrse,
aDd taueA ce~re9 frea xksye 6Sss-
vard We know Hs.ie o. noeAsnx II
tss~se bkshx os what led To tAesy ex-
t1setz"c- With its xrsss booked leak
aid p@sSsrtgs caass os grex. xsxe.
I'esorosks e-,s EsSss hare h4~a q ssSYs<
to the snis1xis rppSl .'saeA /. rx~ysat.
skulls AID s<gfre os1ef b<aaes Cs this
baTc have b<xn discovered
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-01-08

need no instructions a. 70 what
70 do with "ieit.oyers." We know
about II fsliy ~ we'll - some
Pretty Polly parasite sitting in
a Washington city Office writing
out fanciful recipes for turkey
sout'ie, "ereamed chicken with
mushrooms" marshmallsw pud.
ding" and fruit tapioea. What
seems to be more seeded than
anything else just at present 10
for some ODE 10 ga into Washing.
ton city with = big club and
drive out the horde OF wasters
and tritiers who are there max
ing farce Of gevernpent and
putting the taxpayers Of the
United States in the everlasting
ten hole. -- Fort Wayne News.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-01-08

The cotton growing states
helped put limi, of price nn
wheat but refused to have q limi,
placed On their own principal
product. Then when the wheat
growers protested that the law
contemplated only a guaranteed
price, and not q maximum price,
the king cotton crowd enforced
their Interpretation tbat the law
authorized not merely a guaran-
teed price but fixed price. Now
it seems likely that the govern.
ment will. under the regulations
thus forced upon the wheat
growers, be required to pay g. 10
for the 1919 crop. although the
market price in competitive
ma, ket would be only from 81. 20
10 81 30 II is estimated that the
government will lose anywhere
from 500, 600. oo1 ~ 81 ,0oO. .uc0. :
oU0 OF. lis purchase Of the l4io
wheat crop at the fxed price.
The cotton crowds have beer
running the business now wha,
90 they think Of it. VIII they tr,
10 maze out tia, their interpr.
ta,ion and regulations We're mere
scraps OF paper:
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-01-08
missouri DuDT TO
REDEEM uss PLEDGES
0atsasis is gsssy cssAsy psspsstss sss
oenAe e'saos Ns1sausn vvssh,
Dc. Z - ooc. u,

4aneosr1 has = proud peeosd II vaa
work Her kbsesy Loan quotas have
bssn raissd. hsr Red Cross asseas,
maais have besa reached md svssy
demand made uDoa the Dsopss Of tha
State for hslp II winning The var hAx
beeo inst Whsa The campsixu for
ths War 6avtngs STAMPS ksGAn II ,hs
State hast SprtAg md sanmes. NlAscu.
rians everywhere boagh, VIA. tkey
could and pasdEsd th&mseiyss to tsks
and pay for enouxh stamps to CON
pieie the States quota In tovnahips,
IN counties and In school districts, pe-
traotic citizens signed cards pie6gang
themselves 70 buy = certain amour.
OF stamps before the eAh OF lSlS.
New Years IL not fnr svay and the
1898 series Of W.S-R In abou, to BE-
closed Nov comes the time TO meet
these pledges snd 10 redeem ali that
remain unredeemed II you pledged
yourself 10 take W-SS. 10 the face
value Of 500 last June and have
Tough, but 10 Of the Is Stamps, get
ready TO take si least four more, 50
that you may make good On your word
and On your promise 70 Uncle sam
The War Savings officials have se.
aside the week between Dec. Z and
Dec. ~ rs WS-S. Redemption Week
in Missouri II is something more
than Pledge Redemption Week ~
good Aissour1zns and patriotic Amer
cans all over the STATE are being
asked TO increase their subscriptions
and to urge those OF their neighbors
who have nos subscribed or who can
subscribe stu moro, to get more
stamps before the end O. the year.
In all the school districts the local
stamp organizations vii! call a meet
ING some time In the week that has
been set aside. The names Of all the
citizens in that cistric, are to be
called Al tha; meeting Those Who
have redeemed their pledges will b.
given . stamped certificate 10 ihx.
effect All over the State Missour.ans
will be making good ON their pledged
words that day IN order ,ha, The gooa
name O! Missouri. and the splendid
record she has made In all var worn.
may be maintained Due notification
OF The week VIII be given by a proc,a
nation TO Be Issued BY Gov. Frederick
u, Gardner. and Ill local officials arr
preparing 10 issue the calls for the
district meetings 10 be held some time
between Dec. and Dsc. H.
A complete record os all pledge
made I'm The State has been kep: b,
The ofhc.Als- Every organixAt4o.,
Knows just who has pledged 10 bu,
s'2mps and The amour, NJ the pietg.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-01-08
WHY THE WSS Is NEEDED

While the srmist,ce sas eesn saxnea
and iae peace sase.s &se oa ihesr
~Sy TO parss. we cAnI ecassaer the
war as being over Sa1 proved 10 fos,
SET abea, H. Th~se a,v zAay officials
Who xay THAI IL asay he tso y~Ary &c
tcTv all the Americans nou IN Earcrr
can come hcsae &sair. even II tA,nx,
50 we'll. II Germany sces md vita
revolution and RUSSIA threaiens the
p~see of Europe ,hrosasa her Ned An
arvhssts and bo,Sasvtsts. Shy u may
b~ ienxer thAa tSa y~ars ssfors Ill
the bays finally ccsac honsc tox good
Certainly II vili take many noaihs
10 bring bach the rsesv ,AAn tso at,-
noa aSht~ss wearing AnAsrseAa uai-
forms ~ho ASv sov In Fs~nes. ~
siara. Germany and Russia
TIE nan vAo tAlAks tAs v1s y
over. tAat Dsaes b hssv. tAAs u a.
sson - hoaxsr sssds War nAsnu
STAMPS and ssad arsvs-<hAs -
has anssAsS gssss ea0AAs
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-01-08

Dc not fail 10 note the oil.r
"A Real Newspaper Bargain, :
made by that sterling newspape
the ST. Louis Globe Democrat,
elsewhere in this issue. In spit
OF the enormously increased cos'
OF production. the Daily Globe
Democrat, except Sunday, j.
offered al the remarkably low
rate Of $500 per ycar-~or il
complete clubs of three or more.
al the net club rate OF $3.50 for
zach yearly Subscriptions. Th.
Daily Globe Democrat including
Sunday, !, offered for $50 pei
yesr. e. in clubs os three O.,
Tofc at The net rate q. 81 G.GJ ful
each yearly Subscription. Again
Ne urge you To read the ofe,
aud s~'la IN Your order al once
Address tie Globe PRINTING CO
Publishers, ST. LOUIS, No.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-01-08

We have scr uhszsI.-ss fsxy Te& ssgr
naeatl-~s day "oe~ ~vs~y ss~sS . vars
th@ Soda Feanfasa. -rszs sa sssssSy as -s..
var Lasts ne Eauss nsTes hare q
thogshtasss aay II xsy Asn~rscan sssta
f~unfain- Wastes ut .h~ seasa swsn-
tails In yeass pasa as*e exss.ses Sss~s%ss
VI sk0uxansts Ut esssassr~---ga.Fsss7a ss7alarfv
sugar wastes In the ssg-a NJ tyaSSg.S
cod svesSeevfcx Of sssHfs- A naxart-
fsctusef VI sssta s7ppaS.s -~p.rfs ef--
sessHtioas daring visit ,w-sHafsy asssss4s
~ tnoee tkaa lesf fssgutAlsa. gsmvFnS fA4.
g-eftod u the saxzr faas2rs@. @hsn ~
sa~ c4~sSs pr~tartmx sarwess hy gRs~ss.
using rassee than stsr~sfssss eaaE~es foe.
sid xaw dssy~1s~ex eis sHnst4m aHSssa.s
S~syiy 10 svssfowinx with eswstsssa
fruit aud drx~ anywhesg frsssRa on.
srd oaehslf to ths~~ easss~ ut 4T,sp
for drtak. the sssHis b*saS a rt@fsnK
ssskish drtak snstraa ot Tho sFsisy,
ywf.wshtsT ~sts shas p~ns,tr nkw hsess-
He .ws>susnssssds strict ssfass@ne~ IN ~
es.@saaas ga labels. Ywaa~asssessxss That
th~ aasamtsrtur~r hss np#ss ye&Fs es-
,%sssEs~efinx 1.th kks gas#ls assst arsssges
h.~ss aas ,hss shssassa s~ assa. fs.s
GSsa Sugar In asfs drinks IN tMaa ssssTs-
ly uassrfui VI stsgrassl ,ss@ ess sfag
ao~n prvats. bat r~~as.s IL asas os
;ra3s -~eeot Bafsaa Ratfsstu- !
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-01-08
Still More Of II.

This o1ti - WAS favored yes,cr-
day afternoon by the rcceIp, via
tho | nitcd States mail, Of an
eigh, payc bulletin from the
| nlted States food adninis,ra.
ton, this bulletin being printed
ON the finest grade of heavy,
white paper. Ii was filed with
inter. ,'lng information concern
ing what to 40 with ihc food left
over from the Thanksgiving din
n"r, but coming in jus, "a week
after Thanksgiving 1t was neither
valuable nos a,aiiabls The left
overs are NO longer lrt..
Ane'hsv 'Anrr'. u nj. con,
gtC.llb D.. that ft,.r--t ,.r "a
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-01-08
WSS SOUND WAY
TO RAISE MONEY

Iteie ARE OIL. 3 certain na.a1t
-; Ways for a EA,iun 10 raise g.A,...
I" cary "a sar ~r 10 ke~e ;h.ns
-"s.s iMta edlAieay aiier a ~sE ug
VI iLvse Is iu Tax every ho.sy III @ss.a.
.4anE on the clothes they sesI, IL
sA!cs the. an4ke. the shows re, -
t.c iesDa the! eat or th,s thinss Il,
a4., Another Wa! is 10 barrow IL.
nsoney 10 be paid back sons ttrl.
he future, |! this country cAn husruu
OF lis own Ieopse. 80 much the ee.;e
There must be = great deal os noa.
raised 10 keep this nation going In II,
Gays while peace 10 being assured AZ
While the eoys are besn. hruusa, hAt .
nd The arm. dsmob.niea
There are millions q. s.el.s rccea.
j n-.Aiae thA; mast bs paid tu.. Ne&<.y
four r,lllapo msa n the service
be fed and elolAod and sae.s.s,,. l..
Ley can be turned back lnsu .@4Y
clothes civilians once Eao~ I -s. ..y
s.da4s will pay for a part a. ;aas. Ia,
.''en ~tli gay toe . par, aAa Tie MSS
Will ga. for q Considerable pAys Tas
L. s Government has es-en eSaan,sns
On the money that has bt~n ,s3~ssxssi
ey Americans 10 the Wat Ss,:nss
Stamps TO carry part VI this load TaAe
ni-n who have hOaSaI the .o<s. An4.
The clothing and the ,ra;s and ss-
blankets for the men who are s.asEs
the aEh'ink. boaght s,ih the aade.
standing and assurance ;ax, Aasegi
cans Who had given ih-ir ~ard to e2y
SO many wSS vvssa& do - Whlls the
demands and the expense. will no,
se 50 great nsxt ysA, ~ :Ary uoaas
have been had the vH suae "a, II
~ih require = lAfse &nsoun, os gaoaey
10 t~raoe;ls1e the army, pay Oft iae
soldiers. send them home and .. iAs
same time keep = ars~ Army in Es,
rope 10 see TIA. vv Arw sss;- eeaea;ss..
out Of the psacs thai las h~en uoa-
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-01-08

The s<sse~ IT SECURITY sia.he~ nas
aas.~r shrapasl AeSsess Is aAsssaiaa.
Ing P~rhaps that Is seeaase is r.
f.~t II Psychological as w~a al pky-
sitst, particularly sh~n ests tvwsrtss-
h~rs the shatvsGy OF the aesA sn4
san appreciate the hraia's aesieas.s
eomrr~attan- and the ss.ant proses,slssss
Afforded BY the skali ssaIass aassis.sa
psukesiisS. A saleil%r r~e.afAy sest
an sudienc~ Ia Vancouver taat. with
hts tin hat cooked over his faaw, anst
an snaa,si pinfe repesias oa his "taisa-
my he could sie~p shreaSts hsas-
bar,tfnens fr~isnx safe IN kntxhg ia
arsaor. Another capped this by eoa-
s~s<snx tha, he lei, anhssrahly windy.
every tine he had 20 ersses tsiR It
machine gun-swept road with ssrvteh-
ers, until h~ mads practice IT slos-
ing the helmet we'll to sh% expass,s ssaiA
ef the face. ~ that ID acted - q
~etinksr."
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-01-08
tine COLONEL PASSES ON.

Rs.Prestdent Theodore Roosevelt
died suddenly At his home In Oyster
Bay, N. T.. last Monday morning.
Tho death 0i Colonel KoosSveit~to
all OF us he was The coionsi--touchSd
the sym mpathies oi the American poo.
pie as the passing at no other man
cou Id touch them, tor he WAS the em.
bodimens Il the spiri, Of upright,
patriotic lighting OF Americanism.
typiiying in his own personality the
personality ofour nation, bold, earnest
aud always honest. What he struck at
he struck straight from the shoulder.
and never lodged 4 cnuntef attack.
He was aiways dsinx semething and
doing il in manly and purposeful
way. His yer, atiliiy in knowledge
and performance we're wonderful and
made him unique among his own
people and oted the world over.
Whether he WAS directing American
politics, shooting big game in AfrIca
or discovering new rivers in the wilds
OF South America. he did it in the
Roosevetisn way, and held public in.
terest to the performance And
TEDDY,
WE WILL. MISS SOlt
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-01-08
ALWAYS $1,000 FOR LIgean


We psSs Of Earope has assrs ess
ssansse hsssosy rsan shs ssxpfesf u bifaA
sst~exn cslAss aadt the ssFsssss sseer
shiea sAe rsaass 1T Ftasssees hsai sss
esr eves1sseas ssh~~vysx sns, Meas ss-
s~r Casrsfazn ~ far k~es 40 e. aesr
e~msSsJ x In fnstsssas ERA. fas. ID
fsrsseA rAss IT fse RsHgssa prfss,gfssss sss
EeaxssH x<eunsI tAss rsysae e.a@ fss-
fsngassAed far i'm IasSlstFias sS.sss.e;---
sssnaTxA1ts <r~a sA~s ser fsasae Fsr-a
faFzia9soez and A<aase-asss- yssse,
Frsm tA~ naaessts< ~ ras esaes sss rssa
snsA43k c< fAe AfIse~1sA e~nssry vas.
hDs~s~s. sAe xaSA<as ar~ s~ Esiasssssass.
X heExn w.tA she isrrs1sfas-rsHa IT -
~oosen kntsst,y NY ffyxa= Fsfkswsa ma,i
Tie x1oxta IT tic nsealt.tfpg ~ ~.
FL&.desx tetams tAs yssssaer sE In.
d~s~aspusat II ctrss t.ssss,erxs.s. asyg
s~stker Ussa tAas nssr rrssn lsrgsse Il III
rssx-~ss did the ssssn.vy's faea .siss-
sstasr ress- II wax the ssrnz-s@ M gag.
r~sSse ssxEuss syrzany ttsss arGrs 81.
naaze Ut PsaExs~rs Esssn thss sawr IT
sh@ vSes<Ys ktssasy.
Her rzisrs w~r~. fse shss nsssss rs-ag-t.
ne~et s1sysaeSs k~Ht 20 sias s-rgsszgag sssr
-and szsc 10 Exxrst.x taas4g azsasstsss4 -ssss
sras@R EA~ snwxsfassa VI F-xnsessszsas W.
Es<AsA1en The FT@raasa s%.aess. ssa~s
hss-4 A3 . Axhsfnx sEs-sxr agsss aA@ Sss4r
oE frxses ezcSs 10 hsarrs tEsat Ia at
s-<acssnx to srssxss a sSNwgsyse russs sn
tHA &sA&S& ~ kssA a Gsl.
sssa trained ~aafs%-w azss saa#AHv Il
r4ssalsy. In re safrse ss sa~ 81 SEQ
sbsHss- sa~sxAt Ut 1aawses8 a~#~ sFz 4~s-
trgEes aga. sAe eSskh ssavp-a ~
krwx-s. Gasns aaf EegS~ rvsngess srf
Destroyed sAe s~gest F-#assa asseqss--
na~e: while ss ta.e$ tssss4 a rssex8er-
tni FrsneA arzHy s9x ssessrsess 1t
C@ay-rAa by Fgesszasss sesrsals-wa ssarsz~
tire leadership Of fe*ex 4se csssyuas.
master ~ tie efsek m@asTgrSs
Indeed EssfIf she eu~-atrY Hsssss.a.i
iats The p<ssssxssa@ ~ sAs@ ,ss9en VI
Bu-xundy tse vfSsS~ Astovv was ssse.4f
with Esssrtnx c<~s5x. TgsEs r. stsAspeagevss
tie n&me Fl&nsr~s &s xrE4h&sF IA, r@y
B~astAn provinces ss saSsrs. fss~sss uszsf
Er1x-s sre the ezfxssAs. NJ eHgsF s-.szssss
fsr IN gaa<En~d s-r4tss ri eaaetr~.
which h&s h~~n rf~ satsz.s Srs@gass NJ
Europe for cs1far.~~ II saa@ ws- Ia
Flanders" vas ~ fs.a&sfar ssl v~nrws~-
ssoc TO British ears Ia rhsa s*As@ssse eeszsss
and eaght<~1sh c~sssurs@% a4 gr I'm as ths-
prss~ns rsa1csss'. ss1 shsre ga sax an
ineh Of Eruaad lon sA@. ha-svabe xrH.srry
bot has b<<a stafss-s wssh sA,. tsess.a
cf patriots and tgyxiass~
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-01-08
We ssunot but feel that Sena

We asnnot but feel that Sena
tor Reed Ia right in his conten'
ton that the American people
sbould remain free to direct their
own national destinies. and that
any arrangement with Europe To
preserve the worlds peace that
would give foreign governments
a. a ruling court the power To
make ~ party to their own pol.
icies and ambitions, Ii not only
against tl,s ideals On which our
national life has sntil now rest.
ID. but II dangerous 70 osr own
liberty. Ose need only look
over sisaallsa u 8ssees - this
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-01-08

Here are ssssis@ things not Of she
present s-aerxssaE. YET Within the
inaasaory II the oae.~ss inhsM,ant. They
are enumerated by George Csss1ssxns
In the Louisville tuar.er.Jourual.
Little girls snd boys wta esal. cur
r~c'iy naase la srs.aessce the t@a-sks os
the bihl". rs~4te the h~atstutrs and
give the isers%aasaes II sa~ twelve d9s-
csiass, sad 10 " sssssa the aanSss sad
shEee~s:ents VI raos4e stars we're M
,e.l-i Mysteries
Mothers whose aselixA. was tn sxs
sustaining fas3s u good fsssd 10
shsir Gro@iaS cstlsdFea. ss which ~v.sl
coeksd sseak and tsa~a gravy. hls fat
ae-v:'.s snd fresh saiik In unlsmst~d
-. Ess.:v fsrvssss.g.;s2' - The whole
aaa3,*' ts D., a...s 5laE~ srrsysss-s and
's{ji's. sssd nhoss' sss at~se.sSssssAaa MAS
ase'>i se,Ss'sa fsss*ss = H., ss~r bag,
Mtaisxy rarts4 arrs-ssd BY testnS
cerl4,-s ia their tssadiis ,esns. ~ns
shsasa the n1a,t> aaa Conveying
sry,s':.s @'ttssaehts IL fsTr-as;asi trsard
ia rsss.c s~thIc type, and etssssanaasd
with csss.ae Ssssvs. Avarts ;4efye,t With
arrows sasi @rsa,hs II sssgsv-g s4ax~ nalA
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-01-08

AZ ls<ws the p<snted xurxfs Of an a.
thor r~pr~~sa, but = poer frsetioe ok
what Is In his theaxAt and feelinx. It
what h~ weaid ~xre~ss II be csufd.
Th<r~sore. 1, h well ta fcsiow Ruskia'u
advice ea "rexaing fer the thought. .
And -ses snto tho hahtf u ioaAing h
traseay 1T sossts aud zssare yourself
II thcir mssainx sciislsar By SYLLABLE
aay. i.tter BY l~tsrs.- Not coiy doss
this help yc0 to snsi<rssaHa The 80
ther's neaniae b. caDps~Aeolisg Ais
verbs bot the set - esacssssutlsa
fersisis~s and assksns ysae svA nlad
AID tsasis 10 brtag 20 lAaa aseA -.
psfhy ~asA ~ Asa szusss.sA -
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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-01-08

TIE number ef ali p.Ssslals s,iSsxsaa-
si,s,4s III IsaSk "f cards In the gsssis
et Nhis,. Is 536a aaadriiitssas and
81 .tss trisat@ts ana STT.Tus Msla,kss
sah 81, ..-ess. ,riif.t4sss aud %ssJpA The
following Illustration may give an Idea
Of ID. t.sst,s~asiry % this number: II
er the cnsire surface of oar xtase.
inclusive ef all mountains and ec~ans.
whist tables c,aaid he sa plscvd that
each table ,agv,her with the fear play
srs saseald ss-vapy no ,nere syacv than
,ssse square nsrter tssa-ST square
iaeAess, And II they should play whist
ssse~esSn,ly. each xans~ censu,ainx only
I've Ednet-s, /, would require n,crs
thaa \ ,hensaad nst,itoo years hsfore
every sssssthas distribution IT he s.
cards could be rvsit1ed.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-01-08
War Profits.

The Hughes aircraft inyesti
CATION brings out .the fact tha.
Henry E'ord's profit on his Lib.
"r'y motor contract is appruXi
mately s., WQ.CXbo on an invest
ment Of less than Sl2.OU.N1p.
The Dayton.W right corporation.
starting with capital of $1,000,
900, and drawing 81, !OI, ,W9u iu
advance payments from the gov.
ernn rn,, will make a profit of
more than ST. oUo, o0o this year
GOO per cent, The Fisher Body
corporation Will make profit of
-, SEQ 600 on All Investment Of
s~6o, 600. The government flnauc.
@d tins company 10 The extent Of
-, ,ouu, 600 Prairie Farmer.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-01-08

Missouri has just paid on thai
little state debt OF 81. .0oo. eco oui
Democratic friends yelled "iiar'
two years ago at any Republican
who said Democratic pie" car
nivals had created such . debt
Now they will be patting 'hcr'
selves on tho back for i.aviaA
plucheA the taxpayers for money
10 settle the little account.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-01-08

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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-01-08

Tradition" says the para
vraphcr In the Globe. Democr raj
receives staggering blow
when kiag George speaks al
our navy instead OF my navy
II got another powerful waller
when President Wilson. in ont
Of his London addresses. refer
red TO us ginks here At home a>
INV people.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-01-08
rope

Col. Deeds says, in behalf a.
our aircraft efforts We set "e,i
determined 10 give the allies ~
engine and "A plane This VI.
did" This is the frs, oil:"laI
announcement uf the exact nun
Der furnished. -~ National kepub
lican.
And IL cost six hundred my!
lion dollars.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-01-08

Brother AXE Of the Irortor
Register says we have been mis-
quoting him. All right, VT
apologize: but what he said look
ed to US just like wha, We sale
hn SniI
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-01-08

Tho Hog Island shipyard ,ha
mas cost us some sixty or seven
" million good round bucks hus
up to the present moment, d"liH
cred just three ships, Verify
this is not some" functiouinx,
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-01-08

The Michigan legislature has
just ratified the national prohihi
ton amendment, only three votes
lin the House, being cast against
it. Missouri next for the honor
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-01-08

Having consorted Npd hobnob'
bed with royalty for quite IL
spell. il wouldn't surprise us i.
Woodrow were sniily towards
plain American citizens when he
comes home.