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Bonners Ferry herald., 1919-09-23
IT WILL NOW BE
WHITE & WHITE

A deal was closed this week where
nv F. B. White and A. H. White form
ed a partnership under which the
present grocery business of A. II.
White will be conducted after Oc-
tober l.
F. B. White has been employed al
the Reid Department Store for aDou'
wear. A. H. White recently pur-
chased the grocery stock and bust
ness of w. o. Rosebaugh, coming mere
from Laclede where he had been
the general mercantile business 1ol
several years.
A Fl White states that since taklni
charge here his business has had
steady growth and there Is ever;
reason to believe that the growth VII
continue.
Under the partnership large
stock of groceries will be carried an
little later on several new lines ma
be added.
The firm name will be White
white Roth members of the firm ar
practical and experienced bushes
men and have been in business In Uni
district for many years. They al
we'll pleased with Bonners Ferry an
tbe surrounding country and the PEI
nIe with whom they have dealings an
have concluded to make this city an
county their permanent nome. va
urally they expect to assist IN e'el
? movement which might assist IN u
; building up of the district
Bonners Ferry herald., 1919-09-23
New School Is Assured

Mrs. Caroline w Flood, county sup
erintendent of schools, states that a
new school in the vicinity of the Bon
ner Tie Company camp is assured and
that 1t is expected to have the building
ready for occupancy by October 18th.
The Bonner Tie Company has offered
to furnish the lumber at cost and will
provide labor while the government
has given two acres for a school site
Bonners Ferry herald., 1919-09-23
Informal Recital Saturday

Miss Lolita Clio Wallis announces
that the pupils of her music classes
will give an informal recital at two
O'Clock Saturday afternoon at the X.
p. hall. The general public is in
vited to attend and very interesting
entertainment is assured.
Bonners Ferry herald., 1919-09-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Carlock and chill
dren leave today for their home at
st. Maries, Idaho. after few days
visit at the home of Mr.. Carlock's
brother, William Carlock and his sis
ter, Mrs. Ralph Fisher. -
Bonners Ferry herald., 1919-09-23
.shhr ELECTED To School Board

AT the mee.:ng of the school board
of independent School District NO NJ 4'
hold last night, the resignation OF W.
TT II Richardson. as a member OF the
hoard was accepted and A. B. Ashoy
was elected to fill the unexpireo
term Mr.. Ashby has served before
on the school board.
Bonners Ferry herald., 1919-09-23
Meader BUYS Farm Land

This week Charles O'Callaghan sold
a forty acre tract of unimproved land
west of the w. L. Kinnear ranch on
the south bench, to w. M. Meader, the
consideration being 100000.
Mr.. Meader plans to build home
on the tract, clear part of 1t and make
II his future home. He figures on
going into the stock business on a
small scale.
The land Mr. Meader bought is con-
sidered one of the best close-in tracts
about Bonners Ferry. 1t is rich
ground and will not be very hard to
clear and put under cultivation.
Bonners Ferry herald., 1919-09-23

Clifford Jacob arrived here Thurs
dav from Spokane to accept a posi-
t;on as clerk at the H. B. Kinnear
hardware store. Mr. Jacob is not ne"
10 Bonners Ferry, as he lived mere a
number of years ago and at that time
was employed by w. l.. kinnear.
Bonners Ferry herald., 1919-09-23

Va MISS Lillian Hallgren, of Standpoint,
ho guest here on Saturday at the
pam p'ue OF Mr.. and Mrs c. w. King. Miss
craieren recently returned from Red
sae Saoss work in France and for over a
isa was stationed at Paris where she
ho, cnarge OF one of the Red Cross
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-20
SHOT BY ANGRY
CUSTOMER

charles n Sommers. manegor of the
81 1ames grin n the Majestic hotel IN
Chicago. who Was shot Tuesday night
by an fingered patron. IS cousin o.
HARRY Sommers. former manager II the
Gary hotel NIr Sommers received word
at asa early hour and FASTENED to the
bedaidc - bis wounded cousin. who.
according IN word received, VIII survive
despite the fact thst he was shot over
the heart ia the left Les and received
third wound 10 has right thumb.
N{r Somwers or cary SAYS hc cannot
account for tho shooting as his cousin
who is one of the finest fellows in the
city of chicago and would net harm
no one ard ne had no enemies He
lived with his mother and was mol MAR
RED and the man who shot him must
nave been out ~ his head
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-20
AN OLD RECIPE
TO DARKEN HAIR
Sage Tea and Sulphur turns
Gray, Faded Hair Dark
and Glossy.

Almost every one knows that sage
Tea and sulphur. properly compounded.
brings back the natural color and lustre
to the hair when fadeds streaked or
gray. Years ago the only way 10 get
this mixture was 10 make il at homo.
which is mussy ard troublesome
Nowadays We simply ask at any dug
store for 'W2eth's sage and sulphur
Compound" You VIII get large bot
tie of this old-ume recipe improved ~
the addition of other Ingredients. at
very little cost. Every body uses This
preparation now. because no one can
possibly tei that you darkeued YOUR
hair, taking one small strand At time;
BY morning the gray hair disappears.
and after another application or two.
your hair becomes beaattfuuy* dark.
thick and glossy and you look years
younger.-Adv
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-20
Lady Jane Was Fair.

The Lady Jane was tall and slim.
the Lads lane was fair 10 lady can
be fair and beautiful With sailow com
plexion, pimples on the face. and skin
eruptions which are caused by impure
blood Number 40 Tor The Blood by
ats wonderful Alternative properties
changes certain morbid conditions 81
the system from q diseased 20 a healthy
state. thereby reducing flesh when in
excess Number 90 is employed in
diseases Of the glandular system in
blood poison, rheumatism. catarrh con-
stipation malaria liver stomach and
kidney troubles Under its use nodes
'tumors. sores. cucers. mucous patches
and copper colored spots disappear as if
by magic. Made Ia II e. 8IendonhaH 40
years = druggist Evansville Ind
Sold by Jos Weis. Hammond Central
Drug Store Indiana Harbor-Adv
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-20
BANDITS STICK Up
SALOON AND GROCERY

Two customers we're IN the Brilliant
saloon at 22l Is. state Sd. at 1915 y
CRIT JUST before closing time. when a
palf or masked bandits entered with
drawn revolvers.
The robbers Secured 1924 from the
cash register sixty cents from the
porter. $50 from the proprietor a watch
and S. from the bartender. S22 from
Andrew Esser and pint of whiskey
from William Mardens The last two
men were the customers
FMS afternoon young man purchas-
ed pie and canned goods from a Mrs.
Virgins. proprietor or a grocery store
on state Line street he then drew p
revolver and demanded her money Mrs.
Virgins and two women customers
screamed and the young man fed.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-20
Three YEARS WITHOUT HOPE
story OF Sickness and Suffering with Final Return TO
Health-It will do you good to read it,

NE matter how long how much YOU have sur
ered do not give up hope. 30 decide there is no
neip ioi You. There is Make up our mind to GET
Vel You can There is remedy in which YOU may
Wen place full re4ace did Mrs Rozalia KAMA of "a
silver Street. New Britain Conn This is what She
SAYS mad cramps for three wears and thought 7
would never be any better could not eat without
Glsuess Slept with my mouth open and could hardly,
breathe 70 medicine helped me. had catarrh of
ms stomach Nov have cramps and am feeling
would take PE-RU-NA" o"
1atarrh effects the mucous membranes in anv
:, gsn Or par PERU-NA ny regulating the diges
p! Of blood ana nourshment 10 the SICK and an pp
returns - iA'leille
FOR coughs. colds, catarrh and eat arrhal eonditio
rs recommended II YOU are sick do nor urait ana 49,
sln using Pr Hartman's wellknonn PERTf-TA t5
@ ne Well and strong and in fun possession of vo1
~ ~ r. the finest emergency. axe remed
io'i'eeh ounces or prevention and protection.
Sold every where in tablet or liquid form
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-20
HOW STOCKS
OPENED
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE

n SHNN IIUhAL NtMs SERVICE
Nt-N YORK, March s0.-rherc was
an absence Of pressure AT the opening
of the stock market today and although
some issues yielded moderately a good
demand was in evidence at the end IF
ihe first quarter of an hour most of
the active issued showed gains. Move
ments in tbs Marine ISSUES weto mars
row. Marine common mos ing up 70 PSI.
aha tne Preferred rose - 70 ia rs
from which lt reacted to 1857.
industrial Alcohol WAS again rs de
mand advancing IS 50 145 United
states Steel welded = r. 95t ana
Mexican Petroleum dropped IL lo
ISL American can was strone rcs
ture moving ~ = fo ISIS
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-20
ARCH CAMPBELL
APPOINTED

lTlsEs BUREAU At STATE CAPITAL
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. March 20
Governor Goodrich. il is understood. VIII
name Arch Campbell ? Republican Of
Eenda llvlne. as a member of the new
state Highway Commission 10 represent
the fourth district. which includes
tenth. twelfth and thirteenth Congress
sioual districts.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-20
Its Use Advised in All Cases Of Rheu
mRrtsnl. Lunlbago, SCistfes
and Neuritis.

The shooting tearing pains re Neural-
4 2. SciauCa and Lumha 90 are speedily
relieved while headache. toothache and
esrache simply flee. Heavy coljs ami
sore threats that threaten pneumonia
an0 tons51itts lnrN he cured i'm a single
rfeht-and not only 2Qth Century Lni-
nfnt the relief needed in such cases as
thfs but ln practically ans painful con-
disfrr.
There's nothing INJURIOUS in 4oth Cen
terry Iln@nleft. 1T contains such We'll
Known remedies as t6mphor Mcnfhofs
me Cp colorado form) and many
--ner ~ greaL.n-s nrescr-haa LL Lne n-gn-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-20
He DEFENDS
THE KAISER


GoPENHAGEN March - The
r sht oc the es-katscr into Holland
last November defended bx ffeid
Marshal Inden1urg as "the BEST
eeafse rov the fstnorisnd o. save tine
Germans from further loss ~ axe ard
mfserg said dispatch from Berlin
today von Il ndenhurg article de-
Tending tine rowner emperor WAS pub-
lisbed i'm Berlin
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-20
CHICAGO LIVE srocK.

HOGS Bugs 1885 n 1885,. ton,
Sle.Se. butcher hegs-heay3. s1a65 a
f9S0; packing hogs-hoavy siS.50G Iq5
light s1S.S5 a 1865. pigs. sls.I5 a 1870;
roughs. SI7.250IS-o5.
CATTLE Beet cattle good choice.
$500 n 2o.25 medium and common
SlS.25d1S25; butcher heif9rs
S1 .25 1855; cows 500 u 5 90 Gamers
and cutters $3.50 Q 90. stocAers and
feeders good choice. sg.e5 n 1900. COM
mon and medium $500 1870. veal
calves good choice. s14.000 100
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-20
Colds Cause Grip a7- influenza

LANAIINE BROMO 0JININE Tablets
remove the ause There is only one
BrcmO Quinine l. ~. GROVES SIX
nature on the box. 50c.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-20
A TROUPE OF ARABS.

troupe n Ne aolne nc most
remarkable strong man and aerobauc
ork ha set the patrons of the Ham
riond orphegm talkins. They are
known arg BonomarS Arabs.
OLher acts are correspond s.
good ana IL is wcli balanced Show
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-20
CHICAGO CASH GRAIN MARKEr.

C0RN-Mo. white ST ib ~. Nel-
lows. sl.52 "a 1853, niNcd. S1.f60 ~,
( yellow si4Sa 1850; : raiNcd. s1tf q
: &C.. white Slf5ai.46tt yellow.
st.45 t.464
OATS NJ. white. Sc. vhite. s..
y 657 sc. white CSC. standard. 6s o Soc.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-20

10 10 lbs, % G 23c fancy. 23l4c. over
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-08-06
SKLlrUl P'Ec1 or WORK
kese3 ~ss. - &c: - -s'c Esesnsiy
-. :, -. ~f~ss - sevsrie1s
&c = e &zs-z.

~ I=sc -" j. $50, a's%rreFsSs tAss
shs s'f,-s ~ ..es. c.t'tt'..a.l Afaarsy ent
~ ,rsaga trfE ety - the NJ sssors
-tsy5 e, = 1e~,ta NJ, v.s,t la bah
gssa.t,s* s~a Jy poas1 b.. gsz.~s.s>sFy
"a tls& r"w T'e~S ~ rr~. ~ Sas
pr''es.>.vs 70 t4slt ira. G.rss piers ets
.t,e .s.sa S,e~&'u >ase Il gAe OIL brs'.~
And >A4cs TIE sys.},r larsraEy 90 the
as@ u >..a.a- r. .hEs WY aauiDrain!nx
.ry-''f< afer rse OF -! - wtA4lv the
Gew sssc-Tactssa @as ."sns "s. iiu,
sAc agr ,lv.ss=t's'aut required tAs, iFr-
ssA,'e''oa ~ e lgrEvr 5-4w span is the
egd,.- rHsi 81 II Na> l~csJsst - build
1Ae ryv. gse-~ hsta sf. t..e cid piers.
Ars,v sSgy e.Te c,s-,-.,4ss-i st@ r.xs-i
>tans ~ sAae bridge @~ry ca'ye+i sheSvA
var, c..lsa .>A. - sas.E they vested ~
shc g,h peers 4 ;essfs'yWry span was
g., >ssrf.-tSs! ~ til ta~ gap thus o.
cs s.,g,s-i Sn sHJt traffic waS ctssesss
ovvr t.1- hrss!s>s fer fs-s than ten hours
Thea Nlrs was begun eEaan tae nsFv
So s;9. q Ia. which a. eGltt as caart
geYrg .u ufcu position Tt Fs-ulit IT
,hs>. pa~g.au " .hs OLD ssr.us spau
.tl - be 81, sway sBd Temporary
/ .y->r2a Was fut in 20 take care ~
rtsyv luaEisc Tha> lhs bridge was ~
c>1a@-argsd wsth1Gs changing It's
sli$rt-Sat. .--Scscat5lic ssteslean-
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-08-06
PRECURSOR or the PIANO
ksspsasho~-. i'm Arrangement ~ Esf-
sezsS and strSsSA Resembkea sas
fnss-a~se.t in Use Ts6zy.

TIE hg- eisyrg. sxs xrrSss-e1 g1z-
sacaI t1stgzsGz@<4c in ESe la LIZ I1rnS
18th sns. .--a cezsegr-S WISH sa III
tevEu aE4e5 i@ EAe Sr-s a1eTza~sg ut Gh~
keyt.SsrG an. strEssSx r~~Sazf9ss,t q 81
ago. tG. .1 @ssgss -A@ Eegs~ xaX prs~
cece-. ~ The E<F2eaiGag " s1ap1t4s Sf
tie s-rsags by gsazsA@r gr EGiA Eetnrs.
which were set sa tssxs srocE@~f@i hJ
levers yisn the t@yA Ic .GrGa. 4 a~sr
ally -ss-ss4ssge-s Il agas14sru --asas. Eo sss~
forte. tfasgz-ka sssSh square snsf TprtGsrt
vs-.~tses Mere also r1aase- Tha h tsgsh
4 kaR srtav1s- TMs EgrnS@s ef ~sfr
ara;e ssrssxs 80 . key varied fspns
Gle to tocr, ssanssinr<s taelwtttsss aG~
.na.-a M ssczay~ shove the afarr-s the
latter vAr&e.y IVES eafi~i dtassss
hasrsstshosv1 Tsss sSc@ was wsas aad
taking and xras.s'ion et fox 'e szs
impossible T~a sryh.arsfs we're
sotssSEEas< csEtastE<-t ocs sf sssft
ELECTS the cth%r for t@at. NJ assroqs
t~ylt~s. sS12Isy eOaascssd w,rh the
tscks, were kntrseaFc~d ss 'sIrsrsnt
times to sas-.fgs variety In IL &c. aEd
ess@-tzisy In 72aiisg Tts@se .@sehan-
isms, Which s.ssa asesstt ss simulate
tie tone qualities st varsaT 5frhs~
,rsl instruments. were usa, ~ rstrs-
upiie.i by sslYxrksss n-ar BE- key
board TA@ harssssssgrd. IN tsa~h es~
sea.tally ..sYsrvrxt trusu fhs 81 aofarte.
was tn Immediate rrStsfss~s ~. f's~
fare isa I, Ess -rxatariy a. :! In all
dramatic r1a ei+, especially s1 sessffff
pAnrlng r~sftag5yts at4, sn sr'sh~~sr,L
m9ssc The ,7a8Ersur nssa 4 direct.
q. srsra bis ssst ss h. psisisar,i
placed aasii tEse osaer instr, s.a~nsx
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-08-06
Opening d the Ssataea,,
Missouri State TsaeAer, College.
3eptembes ], 1919.

The College was, by Ac, OF the
Fiftieth General Assem- tly O!
Missouri, approved By the Coz.
ernor on May 70. 1919, tn sie the
Southeast Mi.souri State Teach.
ers College. The College ic giies
the attention 10 the advantages
offered in the ins.ituien.
Do You want an education for
business:
Do you want a thoroughly
practical college education.
Do you vant TO enter college
that seeks to it every studen.
70 do some useful work il life:
Do ynu want u attend A coiIega
where the cost ofa year a school
is about oue half !he COS. IN II ost
colleges:
Do you want & commercial ed.
acation tha: will prepare you f.r
governr.oR. position or other
office WORK:
Do you want tC prepsre T.
teach the coninercisj branches
', l. itvi1 ..af+..yt- r,, u -. ,i.xr-
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-08-06
Ahsriiis El@tie. as levy aad
Ss.s Ir3sr an Aiies fSessiisn.
Stare oi Missouri.
auntv .. y shincson, -

StAyt 0t missouri,
launtx .. " shinc ION,
Raleigh sa'ssamel3 nm oanr
plaintiff. 50 l., 7. EsmscE, o. al,
defendants
Ko,ice is nsrsng g"cu. IA.
NJ alias execution N s,c a...'''
entitled CASE III faT y 81, -. g..
isSl, igh 'u,csFmvr4 Icasf1af.
- said p,alutihs, aaa aAa r>t j.
+, Ramsey e; al. az sad o"'cHa
ants, for the .um Of +rar lAcu.
and, SIX hundred ard thirty nirr
and 3a 100 do!iass l$s. $50 - Nen'
and damages, also She SAM Z
$3.50 - costs I'm judy neni M sht
above entitled case. WAS du,y -
sued from The Circuit Court ~.
the city Of ~. Louis, Missouri.
on the snd day o. Oocem bere
1918. aud duly came into ,ss
hands Of me, the undersIenod
l. ". Casey, IN my o;.icial capae-
ity ~ sheriff n this. Washing
tim County. State OF Missouri.
Al iss oiocs noon February is.h,
iolY. - vas ~ ~ Asly ,ssisd
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-08-06
htas 5lass al NolcarcAa.

Writing In lhe AeaIfsy Weather
tl.'s ses George \ Cple s.-ts forth de-
tailed arguments te prove shai the
hag bias. which s.seia: over the city
~ 81. Pierre during the eruption Of
Nua, i'clee. as well as slrailsr blasts
ia eospeStton with the eruption Of
yesasias tha; d.stroye,, pcmpeii snd
H-rcalaa.um. the er.pssoa of Taaf.
Sasarajlms. etc. derived its heat from,
tho srst,'en compression OF the air sur
rounding the yoicano. and nos FROM
ecndltioRs In the So.csno itself. In
Other words. II was not. according 10
this hypothesis. ah oatpserins Of hot
crater gases tina, caused the oestruc-
tion. es. the dynamic hestins Of the
air a,tensi,nx the propaSatios II IL
0sisaAsa v1yA
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-08-06

An aluminium plating fer a.rptans
rropeilers has heen Devised ~ the
purpose OF protecting the weal from
the influence VI the wsstaes which
has been \ serious problem her ofoee.
Tne plating Is thin leaf wha n in
eufporated In the inixh u the lsropel.
ier4 and the !slsa was develoi n ~
the forest products iaborar. y 1t
Asdison. WIS.,. and plxeed In 8 olac-
tisa BY the war department Ths
process n practically 100 per e. !. ef-
fsetfvs IN preventing shs0fpfi.. II
water. particularly b The skliags
Stage. 4 French authority s1stss hrs
- W. cent of the Frsneh prpDs irrs
prsducsd srs rsjsets1 b - plIsis
nzinly hsesnss thsy sss s0t g hsat-
sacs. 1As dtmeulfy = aass lnswpiS ~
unequal sbaovvtiss - esstssbsfha e
nsistuss and ess ~ wsnfiy s~duDee1
no GDnUo6Uo Uo1pHInln4 oon11nn
= b1<7sS -
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-08-06
Subscription, $iOO in County; $l.2s Outside sf County.

seems 70 exercise no con.
troll. Just what We hope TO win
through this unauthorized war
Ia not apparent. We really hsse
nothing at issue in Russia's in.
ternscinc strife, in which we are
participating Congress Nigh!
do well 20 call halt on Mr. vii
son getting American soldiers
shot rp in foreign lands without
aofhGuiiv
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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-08-06
From q Csmrads Of
J. D. Humphrey

The following letter WAS writ.
ten by Corp. Oral Q. Jackson.
Of LOUISIANA, Mo. omrsde In
arms o! the late Jake D. Ham.
phrey. son OF p. y. Humphrey Of
Irondale, who died in France Of
wound received Ia action, TO
the dead hero's father, Corp.
Jackson says;
IL think ! can give you more
first hand information about
your son than most any one else.
In the first place, be was in my
squad and on the night of Nov.
8rd. 1919, while We we're holding
position for the night, the
Germans put over barrage
which lasted ali night, and dur.
iug The early part ot the barsaee
was hit with a shell, which
shattered my leg and | was help.
less, ! called 10 J. D.. who was
within a few feet OF me, 20 come
to me and bind up my wound,
aud while tie was Ens,ling be,
side me iixing rEe up. another
shell wounded hiu4 ia the Knee
and at the time, waiio the wound
was very painful. ! never had an
idea other than that be would
Sc0n be alright. as it seemed no
b0Les were broken.
There was a section of Us pr
"a ,ha, h!ll NHD squads ana all
but one man %4s Ait, three being
Instantly Killed, and j D. went
from one TO the other as hes. he
could and tri"d 10 help them all,
ana when he saw th@re vas
nothing more 1a could do, ~
came to where ! was and We
shared the Sa;uo blanket ali
nigtt, his beng blown - pisces
!. WAS i raiuy nigh, and We :aC
4
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-08-06
C,ses 1ie New l.sk.

Mes se:,i sha. the s'GfkinE
.ran as tsp Nerk woaid rebel
aga;r-z prohibition. They did
aot DO a2
They said shAa gssryhody
In New Yo.h would Go ~ he'd
drank on Jun0 Soth. Very few
New Workers. did
They said that the poo. .,le ot
New York were Deyshulogieally
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-08-06

Apparently. nine months after
the war ended, the Admiuistra-
ton officials are about to do
something about releasing the
War Department > surplus food
stocks. The ngrmur OF the
rising tide of 'aa5lic resentment
At the Governments policy Of
piayiup into the hands Of the
food controlling monupohes las
reached a pitch whore i IS Civ
Ing Democratic politicians a
fright, and a sop must be thrown
into the jaws Of t1e growing
eerhorus Thornfore, We are
told that the President is giving
the problem OF the II G. l..
deep and very thoughtful con.
>id.ra'iun. Attorney General
Palmer thinks of app wing th-
law he says there IL a great
lea! of good las on the statute
books that can he applied II
anyone viii jpSt show him an
oYuti'cer, and t"r rrf>> Is gong
>. ''try,. tt,e-a - s,I nay h.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-08-06

How 5nf th2 billion do!laT war
wastes af tho Wilson Adm,r|sssa
sion ,ptueuce the 2i&c in tho cost
of living receives 10 aitcnlloG
from tho GorcThM"nt 9t1c!als,
hut IL can We ro small factor
We are paying tor the creation
Of multituae o. new million
aires aud hoo> ting tbs tsemon
done fortunes of tho a..sady es
sabl;sheG over ,i,u. Anc get
the rlu;oc rhtic CONTROLLED press
is printing page rc.s warning tie
s1ushc agein@, the HrowlH ri
10 lsnesian 10 ina Jci.ed States,
Ar,N ,naybs thia also explains
WV IN American standing ssroN
sf sxwA rt q; SOC 900 mua .nla,
% sns.nt, t,inc3.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-08-06

The N+~.titaFtss monks Il ssssnil
esnfx~eeS ttpsi - AgssrRlsn aTtssians
whs ssrs sxfte.. srssa tarfr 1--we histd
q, ,he hsgsantae ssf the +isss 'tsh e*a'
tary The ettaFea tn trEa.n lssd tsng
hswn d'sssis~, lfIeg bitterly h IL eaisatts
os-s the qas.sics os the Isufv ef
Christ, ard ~hs~n the Ms"s fists en-
s-rrd into e.ssiamuaiaa wIth Church
Of Ronse In iTt. fss4 Arm. "A satrt-
srvh saceesSe-t IN driving tn fsessa
the eounrry They toak ar heir resi-.
deae~ In the Marea, but the. vi again
to tee bxtare the aayaase ~ the e>sss-
9a-riny Turk. xni Ia IT'S saay ewtab-
lished themselves in Veal =, ON shs
lsiaad Vt San LaxxaTo. He hey set
VI 6 printing pf~es and r. :. srsss to-
sethef u iarxe aad valuable strary II
oriental worss. Their nae Is 10
rived frora Mechssr da ls'so. who
founded q religious society e .ien,ssa-
,issep.~ about the year f7ue, aud who
aimed At uplifting the !uteh 'saai and
spiritual conditions Of his c, rsuasa.
and at dlfuSsag knestes' VI the
old Arr.eniaa language and M nature.
The coiony u sxises during seir S0r
Journ in yeniee Aas prine~d sast ef
the classic writings In Arm an IT.
sratars and translated the " rks u
Easrblus. phita and ether wr rx