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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-05-05
THE WEATHER
FORECAST.

Denver, Colo, May Anew Mexico:
Partly cloudy with ram north and
east portion Monday afternoon or
night, cooler; Tuesday generally fair
and cooler.
Arizona: Monday generally fair,
cooler east portion; Tuesday partly
cloudy,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-05-05
REBELLION REPORTED
RAGING IN BULGARIA

BpfIln, Wdy T. IDY IHU NS5UVIdEVW
Press. "A rebellion against the Co
burg dynasty at Sofia is reported.
Sanguinary fighting has been going
on between government troops and
revolutionists, who demand a soviet
government.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-05-05
PERSONAL ELEMENT MAY
Be REMOVED AND ITALY
AGREE To ADJUSTMENT
Of BOUN NDAR|ES LATER
INVITATION is EXTENDED BY ALL
MEMBERS0F BIG THREE, WILSON
CLEMENCEAU AND LLOYD GEORGE

Terms of Communication Not Made Public Congressman la
Gaurda taaa BY Birth and k)N In PARIS Confident the
Entire Italian Question viii Ea Settled Within Forty Eight
Hours Generally Beeved in Paris That Italians Will Accept
the Invitation and at Least Retun to Resume Negotiations
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-05-05
WILSON ASKED BY
BUDAPEST REGIME
To STOP FIGHTING
HungarianS Want Advances of.
CzechO -Rumanian Troops
Stopped; Say Time Has.
Come to End War.

Vienna, May l (Thursday, by the
Associated Press THE Budapest So
Wet government has appealed to Pres
ident Wilson to prevent the onward
march Of the troops encircling Hun
gary. The appeal says it is time that
wars bloody crime was stopped. that
the soviet is making an honest effort
for good government and that it has
kept order, despite the slandcrous re-
ports to the contrary circulated by
enemies who fled from the country.
Vienna. May 3 Saturday. by the
Associated Press. 1t is stated in al
lied circles that the commanders of
the Czecho Serbian and Rumanian
troops have decided not to occupy Blu
dapest, confning their operations to-
an encirclement of the Hungarian cap
ital.
Vienna, May saturday. by the
Associated Press 1.-THE political sit
uation in Budapest remains un-
changed. The Hungarian communist
government denies it has acceded to
the demands of the Czecho- -Rumanian
and Serbo- French troops. involving
the surrender of Hungarian territory.
The Budapest soviet government is
making y last effort TO build a red
army which it is rou"hl yestmated
will number 100, 900 officers and men.
Many Of these soldiers are Hupga rians
ard it is stated that one-third are
willing to fight.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-05-05
Ferdinand, the former king of Bull

FerulnahU, the loTHtf kIHR OF BU-
garia, is a member of the house of
Sake -Coburg and Gotha. He was son
of Prince. August of Saxe-Coburg and
Gotha Official notification of his alb
dication was published jim November,
1918 Later he was reported to have
arrived at Coburg and to have asked
permission of the Swiss authorities to
reside in Switzerland.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1919-01-30
Our Representative Writes

Jefferson City, Me-, 122'1o.
Mr.. Fred Moran, Editor Republican,
Forsyth, Mo.
Dear Sir:-I suppose it is about time
Tor me TO give an account Of myself.
| found my way to the Capitol Of Mis-
souri, and Of course au conducting my
self o. K. since my arrival here.
The House Of Representatives me,
on the 9Th and adjourned from day to
day waiting on temporary committees
10 report the permanent committees
81 they mad. their reports on Monday
the 10th. I am on five committees as
| follows: Pentitentiary aud Reform
Schools, Fish and Game, Enrolled
Bills, Emmigration, Swamp lands
Drainage and leavies.
On Monday and Tuesday there wer'
268 bills introduced in the House ant
1913 in the Senate, a total Of 446 ant
is sid to be record breaker.
Representative McLain Jones iron
Green County is dangerously i'll at ST.
Mays Hospital and Is reported n
!, HOPES Of his recover.
hope everybody a, home has full
recovered from TIE A.. Give my be,
regards TO all my old friends sn
neighbors.
With best regards to ycutaeli an
family,
Yours t-uly
II J.. A WEATHERMAN
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1919-01-30
SIlERlFF'S SALE UNDER SINKING
AND INTEREST FUND MORTGAGE

whereas, the county court of Tauey
county, Missouri, by on order made and en-
tered OF record on the gsh day OF NoVcm-
Der, 1918, found ana adjudgcd thnt default
had been made in the payment of The prin-
cipal md interest due upon certain inter-
est and sinking fund bond, executed to said
Tancy county, by Wade Kelley, rs principal,
and j q. Lcwis.W. q. WhitnkerHnd j, l.. Day
ns securities, dated August .. 1912, In the
sum OF ti25OO, for the use and benefit of the
Sinking and Interest Fund OF snid county
and having Hdjudped that said principal
and his securities pay the sum of &j.35O now
due In principal md interest to I'D county
on the said bond, directed that an order OF
sale of the premises conveyed to said
county by certain sinking and Interest
Fund mortgage deed, executed by said
wife, TO snid Tanoy county for the purpose
Of better securing the pny mcut of the afOrc-
said Sinking and Interest Fund Bond,
which said mortgage Is dated August 6th,
1912, and j. recorded in the Office of the Re.
cordCr OF Deeds for Suid Taucy county, in
School Fund Mortgage Record No. ~, page
I, deed records of said county, be mudC %
matter of record In said court, commanding
the sheriff OF Taney county, Missouri, with
out suit on said mortgage. to levy the same
with costs, upon the property conveyed by
the mortgage aforesaid, and to proceed to
sell aforesaid mOrtgaged premises, or any
| part thereof, according to law, to satisfy the
! principal and interest remaining due ana
/ unpaid on said bond, together with costs of
| sale, and that certified copy OF said order
| be delivered 30 snid sheriff by the clerk Of
| said court.
Now, therefore, in pursuance OF aforesaid
| certified co1y OF order, which was delivered
| TO me by the clerk OF said court on the 2Gth
day OF NOvber, lpls, bearing date Of Nov. ~,
| 1918, ! have levied upon and seized all right,
title and interest of the said Wnde
Kelley and Delta Kelley his wife,
OF, In and to the following described
renl estate situate in Taney county, Mis-
souri,, to-wlt: All " l.2 NV Ia, or " l.2 lot1
| and ., NV Ia section 3, township ~
range 10, containing NJ acres, ana de-
scribed In said mortgage deed, and viii on
Wednesday. the 5th day OF February, 1919
between the hours of nine O'Clock In the
forenoon and five O'Clock I'm the afternOoH
Of that day, at the court house door In the
town Of Forsyth, Taney co1nty, Missouri
agreeably with said order and this notice
sell the same or so much thereof as may b.
necessary. at public auction, for cash IN
hand, pursuant to section 33g Il. y. Mo. 1909
for the purposes aforesaid.
/ j. r., COMBS,
Sheriff OF Taney County. Missouri,
First publication January Q, 1912. 2i-7
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1919-01-30
TRUSTEES SALE

whereas Ethel A, Johnston and Ray A,
Johnston her husband by their certain
deed OF trust dated February q. 1917 and re-
corded In book ~ Ht page so In the Record
ers office for Tnncy County Missouri con-
veyed TO EIwin i, DlcBersOn trustee;
Southwest Quarter tl-iD of the Northeast
Quarter U-n and all OF the Southeast Quar-
ter tl-4l Of Section tlil Township Twerty-
one (2D Range Eighteen tiSl all IN Taney
County Missouri to secure the payment OF
a certain promissOry note IN said deed uf
trust described and where as default has
been made in the payment of principal and
interest on note which according to the
provisions in said deed Of trust makes the
whole debt due and payable and,
Whereas the said trustee has refused to
act, therefore, /, the undersigned Sheriff Of
Taney County Missouri, at the request II
legal holder of said note as provided in said
deed of trust will sell ut public vendue
for cash in hand the above described prop
erty at the front door Of the court house I'm
| Forsyth THney County Missouri on Wed.
nesdny February 9Th 1919 between the hours
| of nine o'clock in the forenoon and five
O'Clock I'm the afternoon of said date TO
| satisfy the above debt, Interest and cost Of
| executing this trust.
JOHN r. COMBS,
! Sheriff Of Tnney County Missouri, and
acting Trustee.
! First published Jeauary 2, lpi9, ~.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1919-01-30
jefferson City Letter
January 20, 1919.

The platform pledge oi both the
Democratic and Republican parties 10
promptly dispose Of the Federal Pto'
hibition Amendment was fulfilled on
last Wednesday. The ratification of
the amendment by decisive vote 10
the S-rat, and House sets aside this
parplexing question and places Mis-
soun squarely III the bone dry column.
Under the provisions Of the Federal
Amendment the nation will become
dry one year from the date the N hioDaI
Government is advised of the raIIhca'
lion Of the amendment by So states.
However, under the provisions OF the
war time emergency Prohibition act,
which prevents the sale aud manu-
facture OF inl1xicantS, national prohlbi
ton will become 5faclive from and
after July lst, and remain in rce un
til demobilizalion Of the war army is
completed.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1919-01-30
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Notice f. hrr'hy given TINT Letters of
Administration IN the isjrte OF Clarence
O.kng"r deceased, hive h"Iu IN utrd to the
unHrr-iGllu b. tdo Probate luu,t OF Taney
County, Missouri, barring date the 5th day
OF 4, e, T.; ,y, Ia,N.
All Persons having claims against Snid
estate are required TO exhibit them TO me
for allowance within six months from the
date OF shid letters, or they may be pre-
" said claims be not exhibited within one
year from the date Of the publication Of this
notice, they Will be forever hrred
W. +. WOOD Administrators.
First publication Dec, II, l0lS, 2i-3
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1919-01-30

to safety. The spirit Of that hand is
pointing i'll, let US follow where it d.
reefs.
With the whole Of his Intense ma
ture he hated shams. Though his lille
was spent in the storm center Of the
forum he never dissembled. I b..
lieve that the reason for his unmeas-
ured contempt for a certain specious
lea e-ship that relies upon rhetoric
rather than practical common sense
was due to the fact tha, is acts did
not square with its speech H op.
posed Ioolishness with impatient toler.
ance but denounced hypocrisy with a
singing contemp, that baruad like
living fire.
Epsaminondls gave to G'ecj,n TIL,
bas brief day Of glory that departed
when he fell. Her greatness rests in
having given to the world this one mar.
But when the desperate Spartan, Anti
crates, adsmant while his comrades
fled, plunged his pike into this great
leader the light OF ThebeS went out
never to burn again. She had the
same men and women but no leader to
Garry on" When the life blood oI
Epamincndas stained the field Of Man
tinea the glory Of his native city was
darkened forever.
So it is with any people, We dream,
we hope, we aspire, but until We can
/ find some leader to give unity OF pur
pose and concrete expression in prac
lice these things remain intangible
and unreal. Theodore Roosevelt over
and over again denounced men in
public life VINO substituted fine speech
for deeds Let US remember this and
treasure it in our hearts. Those who
Tor their own selfish purpose would de-
ceiye US are generous with words, mig
gardly in achievement. Let US not
forget.
Just when the tumult was dying
and with the shouts Of victory in his
ears he left US to make our wan out Of
an uncharted wilderness into which we
had been plunged unprepared and un-
warned except for the brave voices oI
lew Of whose his was the most urg.
ent and most plain. Like Lincoln he
passes on when clear thinking is need
ed most Of all. We must replace him,
-ah no, that cannot be, but we
must choose such a one as will be able
to direct the current Of our life wisely
and well, such one as will be able tc
penetrate the subtle deceit that il
blended with the music that the sirer
sings. Until that leader is found eaci
and every American citizen must con
stitute himself a committee of one t
Cary on" in the cause for which HI
gave his life, his loved ones and tht
last full measure of devotion" A
! merica must not repeat the history 0
those peoples who have fallen becaus
7 they could not tell the fa'se from III
true in the voice Of those who woul
, lead them.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1919-01-30

earnestly recommend that a good sub
stantial fence be constructed around
the county Jail and adjoining county
property and that the yard be graded
sufficiently to permit Of the planning
and maintaining Of a lawn. That a
suitable, convenient and sanitary lava
tory or toilet be constructed and kept
in sanitary condition. That the in
side Of the Jail be thoroughly cleaned
renovated and white washed, and that
suitable sanitary cots be furnished for
prisoners and attendants.
We also recommend that immediate
steps be taken to provide a suitable
lavatory for our court house either in
the basement, thereby draining it, or
in some convenient corner OF the
yard with sceptic tank or drainage,
We also recommend that suitable
and sufficient lights be installed in
the court room, and permanent smb'
stantial light be so placed as to light
the stairway; also that sufficient cuspi'
dors be placed on mats in hallway and
penalty notices be posted directing
their use. Also that unused or IN
necessary furniture, fixtures or materia
be removed from hallway and stairway
and either disposed Of by sale or stored
Ia attic. We especially invite the CO
operation Of the cijizens Of Forsyth
toward the beautitying and keeping il
neat and attractive condition ou
public buildings and grounds, not onl.
for the appreciation Of strangers withiI
our gates but as sunbeam oi civil
pride OF our own people. We also de
sire to call the earnest attention ant
consideration. Of our county court t
the rapid and constant increased ex
penditures OF our pauper fund and tha
an effort be made, il deemed consis
tent, TO utilize property now owned @
may be acquired for the purpose c
establishing detention home for 10
digent persons, operated in such
manner as 10 make 1t as nearly sell
sustaining as possible, thereby proVid
ing suitable home where such pei
sons may receive such care and a
tention as will make OF such childre
honorable and respectable citizens
and provide for older ones a place
4 pass their declining years in peace an
happiness; and great saving efecte
! Of funds, much needed for 9TH
:, public improvements.
Respectfully submitted,
:, NJ. E. BIRD, Foreman
{ w. J. Hicks, I. D. H. StTahan,
t. E. Rhoada, G. T. Gam, Geo. Easte
or day, A. w. Foot, A. T. Hull, Tho
ID Oneal, D. B. Palmer, Abraham Rite
6, heart, J. E. Kesler, Jurors.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1919-01-30
Grand Jury Report
Forsyth, Mo, Oct. Is, l9

Forsyth, Mo-, Oct. Is, 1918.
To the Hon. Judge Of the Circuit
Courl:
We, the members Of the Grand
Jury, duly summoned and qualified
ior the term commencing on the 25th
day Of October, 1918, beg to submit
for your consideration the following re
port and recommendations, to wit:
We hereby advise that we have this
day visited and inspected the county
Jail and court house and report as
follows:
We find the premises surrounding
the jail in a very unsatisfactory and
unsanitary condition. We find the
yard and immediate and adjacent
ground is unlenced and not graded
thereby giving access 10 hogs and
other stock running at large and the
consequent accumulations Of filth and
refuse. We find the inside Of the jai
in fair repair, but in need ola thorough
renovation and cleansing. We find
that Notwithstanding room has beer
provided inside the building, and {
cess pool constructed on the outside
at considerable expense, that the nee
essary plumbing has not been installed
nor has the fixtures for the lavator
been placed and as a consequence III,
building is entirely void ofthe simples
form Of out building Necessary for tn
health aud comfort Of the occupants
Inquiry OF prisoners elicit a generou
approval Of the treatment received q
the hands OF the sheriff and family
An. examination Of our court hous
reveals that here, too, no provision
for toilet or lavatory have been mad
and we cannot too strongly condem
this apparent neglect to provide thi
commonest, most necessary and usefu
convenience for our officials and cit
zsns. We also note with regret tn
apparent neglect to provide the propt
receptacles for receiving trash, vast
paper, etc, also cuspidors in hallway
as a proper sanitary precaution TO pr
tect the health Of not only those WI
are regularly employed In the buildiu
but our many citizens whose busine
requires regular and constant visits
our county seat.
: We also note unused material ar
furnishings and broken chairs are &
lowed to accumulate in the hall al
stairaays, a menace to the safety
pedestrians, a harbor Tor dirt and fllt
y and a menace to the public healt
/, aud wo1ld bring reproachlrl CONNIE
/ instead Of praise the many Wis
4 ors ard strangers, whom business
n pleasure brings them to this resort al
: play ground Of The Ozarks. We mt
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1919-01-30
completed

Speaker S. T. O'Fallon has prepare d
a legal argument setting out clearly the
right Of this General Assembly to Te'
district the state into senatorial and
congressional districts. Democrats
contend that since the 46th General
Assembly, the first session Of the
Legislature alter the taking Of the
Federal census in 1910, failed to lay
out new districts no new re.districiing
can be done until alter the next de-
cennial census in 1920. According to
Speaker O'Fallou's argument, based
on high court decisions from three
other states missouri not having pass
ed on the question: when the first
Legislature failed to re distric', the
duty devolves upon each succeeding
Legislature until performed. Justice
demands the passage Of bill that will
remedy the unfair and illegal gerry
mander, by which nearly one third oil
the voters Of the state are virtually
disiranchised, at the earliest possible
moment without quibbling, but it
seems that narrow partisanship on the
Democratic side will, as usual, be the
stumbling block.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1919-01-30

The number Of employees to be ap-
pointed in the House has been a vexa'
tious question, and since the adoption
OF The Clerical Committees report
which au,horiz'S the appointment OF a
farce Of abaut 200, House members
have been criticized, particularly the
Republican members in control, who
we're exyected TO cnt down the num5er
employed in former sessions. This
criticism may be prema ure and unfair
because it is conceded that the esti
mate Of the Tax Commission as to the
number Of clerks needed is far short Of
the number that will be required to
transact the business OF a revision ses
SIGN and fer he farther reason that so
far 10 useless clerks have been en-
ploytd The ccmmittse's report
states specifically that only the mum
Der actually needed De appointed and
that only competent help rendering
full service be plscsd on the payroll.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1919-01-30

caring the qualifications Of legal
voter was introduced by Senator Nc
Cullough Of Kuox county. The State
Constitution restricts the right Of suh-
rage 70 male cilizeus.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1919-01-30

The end Of The second week Of the
Fiftieth General Assembly has been
reached and there has been practically
no legislative work DOM. The blame
is laid at the door Of the Capitol Com
mission for having failed TO provide
furniture for the committee rooms. A
special committee appointed for this
purpose will supply temporary furniture
BY Monday, January 20th, when the
real work Of the session will begin.
Republican Press Bureau.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1919-01-30

Senate bill No. /, introduced By
Senator Mcknight Of Gentry county,
authorizes women to vote for president
and vicepresident A proposed
am ,udment 10 the STATE Constitution
striking out lhe word male" in de-
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1919-01-30

Gov. Gardner's announcement that
the program Of prison reform has been
carried out and that the penal institu-
tions OF the state are now earning
money instead Of creating deficits as
heretofore. is gratifying 10 Republicans,
who will recall that the prison reform
system was inaugerated during Gov.
Hadley's administration, although
greatly hindered and abused during
the Mi McClung regime. Over
10, 900 petitions, memorials and reso-
.utions were presented to the 46th
General Assembly asking for the pass
age Of law providing for the abolition
Of the convict leasing system and iol
the inauguration Of the peniteniiary
Gov. Hadley aud the Republicans O.
the House and Senate led the fgh
against the selling Of prison labor
which resulted in the enactment o
laws abolishing the contract system
Another tribute 10 the wise ioresigh
Of the Republicans Of Missouri.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1919-01-30

Ex Gov Folk in published state
ment, opposes the repeal Of the primary
law and return to the old convention
system. He can hardly be accused OF
personal motives because in either case
his chances for political prelerment in
the future are decidedly slim,
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1919-01-30

The woman's Sufrage Bill is slated
TO be No in both House and Senate.
Gov. Gardner has irdorsed equal sutI
rage in his message and the Republi'
can ard the Dem, cratic parties are
committed to i; by pianks in their plat
forms. The Republican plank reads:
I'VE favor the extension BY amendment
to our Federal constitution, Of the right
larnchise TO women on precaely the
same extent as 10 men, not only as a
mater Of abstract right, but in recog.
milton as well (l the heroic selisacrifice
and wonderful efficiency Of American
womanhood in this war"
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1919-06-06

1t is inaccurate to claim that build
ing materials have "gone up" so far
as comparison with any other varie
ties of market products or necessaries
Of life are concerned.
The United States Department of
Labor in an announcement just made
by the head of its labor statistics
bureau reproduces a careful compiled
table which contrasts average prices
Of important commodities in 1918 as
compared with 1913.
These items are listed on a basis
Of 100 per cent. for 1913 prices. The
actual figures are as follows:
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1919-06-06
Build Now!
WHY Material Prices Are
Not High

I That the price of food has in
creased AZ per cent faster than build
ing supplies in these first five years.
That farm products now receive 90
per cent. more proportion Of cash
compensation than do the wares of
the supply man.
That the clothing dealer has in
creased his prices 153 per cent, while
the material dealer has advanced his
own scarcely more than one-third Of
that figure.
While the average for all commodj-
ties turns out to be 104 per cent.
higher, as compared with only 81 per
cent. average increase in the various
items Of building construction.
In fact, not a single one of the
leading groups Of products ara within
% per cent. as low as the record of
the building supply man.
SO much for the wild-eyed fiction
that building materials are "out of
sight" of all rational limits.