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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-23

USED cars for sale, anything from a
Ford to a Cadillac. We have snaps
and can save you money. Room eos,
McCarty Bldg. tt
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-23
FOR SALE
Real Estate

FOR SALE-Six-room house on North
10th st Extra well built and bar
gain. See P. C. Marshall, at Syms-
York Co. tf
Potosi journal., 1919-04-23

:NiMT: ne WANTED TO kAbW
SbiAttmatis.T Asa lMSasy,,s,. 1is tA.
Thing That Farmer Required
] 19sjFrpt0sendiho kStbnohuist, (, ;

q, ,-f9ns, day." s.stp kepres.nst ~. lsf.
~edA Of Bingham. Ne, to the cal,init
tee on ways and bridH'sA ~. pthw
day. when Ne WAS explaining e. th.s,
BOW marrow the rond was In certain
Ssrtst NJ. Cayutn,,k plantst5a---ss<
Any taacre was mn a,d fellow driving
nv. pprkpt NitA-Js ioS9 pf, stuG GAs
~ eASie niSSf to'nre III thttsa t,arys,H
Slaces an automobile. came up. lii.
Asese ~as frightened, shied and oses
~ side went the rix. falling n dis,
t2s,ce u abpel -. tsH. ~ ~ ~,
F!"h surktdh~d ta,+ Arrsc up t~ust,..
Hsatiy. Synu<Aied the wagon nude an
'MSA0 &i lk9 egSa laal jaiaAl9 thI
pnsqpkins and other stuff. II innde u
fEfan pa4sroJ II j21T51Tt (
The old fellow sstssi ruefully rAx.
~ nt fjff ~rsct r4Sf f1ej es1 Se4rt
'13eing In = hurry. as most OF those
ellaps are, and anxious TO he on his
Way. the alsfsnsobilisf said: "l'm In Z
hurry. and while Id like to wnit.
can't. ~ II you'i tell me how mucl
yuu wnDt me 10 give you, I'll pay aBt
ise IN my way
TIE old fellow. .iep1ld st him abou
n minute, and titAbe exclaimed
How muci, had youNDgkt 10 give me
Mister. II you'H just W me how'I
b. TIN going (" s@ that hos
hack In the road I'll give you 81 -
lewiston Evening Journal.
Potosi journal., 1919-04-23
GERMAN TERMS :.
FIXED IN MONEY
GERMANY MUST PAY NEARLY
BILLION DOLLARS IN NEXT
TWO YEARS. t
ENGLAND AND FRANCE GET IT
Smaller Nations Expected to BE Dis
satisfied With Distribution
Total Indemnity Win Re
Near S3o, 900, ,ooo, 900.

Germany. by the terms OF the new
treaty will be called upon to pay
10000 900 900 gold marks, which al
the pre-war rate Of exchange would be
equivalen, to s2s.s2o.oeo. 600. or thi,
immense sum there must be paid In
two years an amount equal 10 S4,ft4,
aet' eco. and during the next' 81 YEAR.
twice that sum must be turned ovcl
10 the allies a commission will de
ternine how the remaining sy52S.
0o0. 900 Of the rcpara.ion fund must
be paid
The tentative scheme of Hs'ribu
ton which. Great Britain and Ftance
have advanced appor,ions hetween st
and % per cent. probably 50. of the
total sum realized TO the two big
powers. leaving perhaps Is per cen,
10 satisfy the demands of Belgium
Italy. Serbia. Roumania, Russia and
the others. Thig is smaller prypor
ton than the secondary poyers ex
pected and they are almost sure ..io
be dissatisfied with 1t, I, has. bA4n
suggested among exper,s on 'kT com
mission that some OF the smaller ma
tions have received part Of their
benefits by the acquisition OF certa1r
territory. bu, this is hardly fair ex
ample to SET before a ruined country.
Potosi journal., 1919-04-23
VICE PRESIDENT MAKES TALK
Asks Real Chance For Every Man
+ - Attacks Employers Who Cut
A Wages.

Phoenix. Arp--"A real chaucr fos
every man and women IN America,
Or CONSCIOUSNESS which wiz equal the
horrors that nov cxtat IN Russia"
This @as the alternative p.rsented
by Vice President Thomas X Mar
shall In his address before Pho-nlx
club women.
Quit complaining abou, wages. :"
urged the vice president. who de-.
1iA.rsl q bitter attack on those -,n
ployers who sought TO cut n. wages
raised daring the war period 1T
is unfair 20 educate people 10 enjoy IL
Grtain wage scale and then take II,
away"
Marshall concluded with a plea for
the golden rule as the pivot Of re
iAtionship between employers and
employees
Potosi journal., 1919-04-23
"celd In the fieed"

seas = a. ~" are ss,,e': ;o 2rtquen, "coia,
ln ne hear NtN -na MAJ the use q
Hsrys CATARRH MsplCiSE will
ssiid IN ias system. clsGHe the Blood
ard render them less Na6le TO coids
Repeated Ai:sckS ct Ar-G;e Sa:Arrh may
lrsi - ch-urit Cats-rh
WALLIS CATAEiSE HK1lClSf - tax:
III ir,,ernAlly ard as p.!push tte Elooc
an ,hr Mucous su-!nees ~ th~ system
Az Druggists .,c Testimonials free
4, 40 ~ aus cAss % ea'srrh 'hAl
HALLS GATARRH MEDICINE VII! nc,
care
FL Cs,er~v = ca. ToIrs'o, Oh'o.
Potosi journal., 1919-04-23
jAPS TO PAY U. s. INDEMNITY
Settle for Lives Of Two Americans
Slain by Troocs at Tien.Tsn-4
Report Gives No Names

San Francisco. A cahlcgram here
received by the Chinese World. q 10.
cal newspapers declares that the Jap
nose government has settled with ,uy
| nted states government for II" ktll
Ing OF two American, soldiers BY Jap.
ancsc soldiers in II. recent disturb
anceS at the French conccHsion in
Ticn Ts!n The amour' mentioned
wa s2T0,0No
Tbs distrrhanct evidently rrfrrred
20 TOOK plaC" ~ Tl"n Tsln on March
IL. but 10 urrlt!on Wa made u the
loss u! Amcrit M lives "'he former
dispatches d"sJArrd two Americans
had u.tn rou-facd n the riots ~
Potosi journal., 1919-04-23
l8II9R LA5NCks.
ATTACK ON PREMIER
NoRThCLirFG, ENGLAND's FonG.
MOST PUBLISHER. AsSA!Is
kAOyD GEORGE.
SHOWN As HOT Ain" FLYER
British Premier says Nor.hcliHs'e
AtiAck-ANNhi3 10 Due to Facs
..s.s..T'wa. AxssWas Aos ON
'''M0 M0'''''':' '"'
SHOWN As HOT AIN" FLYEi

London. -Ipnni warfare between
%'ns,rr n.sa t"Ja ss %"' Sorasay a'ss'1s 's%: ns
'a',a ioFY"ose puS'sher' Is TO We
poi'tical voriu the thost interesting
result oi She psen'rF "Eihs WISH u
'Ao"u''' on' 'He te'F Pe"ee t'h'e'
any n's spfe'h ''1o'e P"'l'a''ieh'
c.7s-, L pA..~.
N >oftiteifHe hAo sAiioh hFAfP
fo rfo " speto"'''aq qessg e
'he lor-9ae autah "a
F fh' me haoi'' l'lot ahdE
ha M quo o.
HE anu toie
- Y" 'ne
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;rs,as - q !, H. tEssHv .NE.E.sf
- EI,sistasAa Az e-.se.y ~AH ,
-, ss..sn "a isfs.3s% X @lS ~ s"s n'
......tiis - 3 Il .S& s1s. i.iss -
Potosi journal., 1919-04-23
"Movte" TARGETS.

A new Us. for motion pirtur'$ Ia
/" provide a target trr Inarhsiovn,
with pictured bird tnstria II II
live on": ar. FOR tla' matter. WITH
hic game moNIu. In u Jungle and nm
airrlnnr In thc Ahy The device.
which seems To ofyrr plenty ot op
rnrtun!'y f"r lnn"c"n'ls thrilling
experiences. is said alrrady to be IN
prrptrr.!un "a supilant the oh!tr
tyl" If shu"'u. gallery u, outIoM
summer resorts in the tulted Stsfss
and the present interest in gs,n,mrs
country.
Potosi journal., 1919-04-23
GERMANS Dislike TERMS
AGREEMENT CAN ONLY BRING
MtSUNDERSTANO
.Terrorism. viii Follow Com
paisory Signing.

Berlin.-Semi-offic French az
announcements Of the conditions TO b.
laid down in the treaty Of peace are
denounced by the German press
Prince Lichnowsky in an article in
the Tagehlatt. declares France for.
gets that. instead of leading to dis
armament. an unjustly extorted peace
WI! bring forth only fresh armanents.
throwing into the shade all forme.
armaments. because a mailed ast
peace can be maintained only by the
mailed fist"
Declaring that peace OF violence
must .hs absolutelys rejected. he con.
cludcs:
l Nobody can recomnence the war
Ea$11nst us. Neither can we be starved
bwitxsusr the ecmroa enemy. com
munism and terrorism. throwing all
ma1hlad backsAnto its primitive state. "
-@aoermaa government can aign
SUCH terms" the vorwaerts declares.
Tho entente stat teemen mus, them
selve settle With the Inhabitants Of
the 0a4r valley. who are thoroughly
Gesuasny, md tAey may md that the
sums PROPOSED as indemnity cannot
Be extracted. even II the last sheet
Is taken from our beds
The Lokal Anxeiger says:
NO more shameless mockery OF
President Wilson's ~ points can be
fmAeined than the proposed solution
Of the eastern question"
= The solution OF the Saar question.
which is proposed. means the cover
ing OF naked annexation with a fg
leaf" says the Boersen Curier Mr..
Wilson seems to have approved of a
plan that would be the most trement.
Gus political defea; he could experl.
<nce"
Potosi journal., 1919-04-23

feeeje Who have isnpurs o. in,povea
shs6 Mood aainul6 ~ careful . tA1d
ioal1 i Temperance remedy made Of wilt
ISDoss aad baris s,ach q d. Piercei
lCs1den Medical Discovery = and hal
esn Tor nearly 50 yessA Ingredient
Ierintsd On wrapper.
Tie 6rst day yvu start 10 talse thh
iseihb3s medicine, impure ser,as ant
accunulatioa begin 10 separate In tfs
MOOD and arc then. expelled through
iiohe ellmimtive organs.
u place Of the impufities the ~
tessies and veins gradually get frest
Vitalised bIood and the action OF THU
leeod tlood On the skin means that PIN
pIea boils, earbuneles, eczema, rash
acne and all skin blcmishes will disap
IYeaf. Then you must remember thai
when Tie blood u right, the liver. stom
aeh, bowels and kidneys become healthy
actiye and vigorous and you will haw
lno nors trouble with Indigestion. back
Iaehe headache.
CT Dr.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
lcovrsy to-day at any medicine dealers
In tablet or liquid form, or send lAc foi
trisl package to Dr.. Pierce's 1nvalids
Ho4ei. Buffalo, N. Y. a
, y Aickisoa, Kons.-'For = great mani
ysan Ds. Pierce's Golden Medical Dial
tcovesy has been our household remedy
In one iastance especially found it to
wcndsfnl. Whm my boy was convaleJo
~ ifun ssafiet fever be bad breaking tu
Z kl.<s3>~ Ill <,s~>~ HE b<dv fena krr
Potosi journal., 1919-04-23

Nv Ravo,r.s.

The private S3dlar naan'A!ns HE
tr.ifirt"Nnl, sTsss, huIper even during
the trouNtes osa Il asalh-ation. ~
Kings cross Statss~n. Tendon. the
'nhrr r,r.te Il 'rays'l.r heard pack
laden Warrior rrHr:iy e3,ii out 10 h!s
chun,, ''We'l. va tons q'hl See y"a
u, the, next war"
Potosi journal., 1919-04-23
Got Ec7 Lesson,

"sso yoH think you coulsi ,cnra "
soHe ma:" asked the young lqhh, .,.,.
"Ncli--i don'a know" irpllcd the
sweet young thing. ihoushtMlyAa.h,.
i have $1,000 la s.ibrry t1AFjS, $40.
oH Invested IN good laying stork~-'
's;o on I'm learning" .al.t ..
".snd $4,000 la well 'pnyhg zeal es-
tate" ,,..t,,
"All right. dear: I've IearesAi BE-
lieve ile. you're some teachsr"s 80.
Potosi journal., 1919-04-23

london Lloyd Goprg". just homo
from Parih 10 avert cabinet crisis
VIII lay hlf rlf" of ~" car" b"forr
the hout" ~ commons The premier
rave out n l'lci statement IN vlIok
20 AAid all Was Well"
Potosi journal., 1919-04-23
To spend $ioO,c0o on Neoro.,.

New York-Th" prcsbytorians of
the UUned S;ai"s hayo decided to
raise and spend SioO,ooD Of its New
Era program for the education and
bcttermcnt OF 'h" negroes Of the
COUNTRY.
Potosi journal., 1919-04-23
"Hnphlc ahe heInlrs"

Washington N III FOR anything Ina,
vii pul th", hoL.iesi on tha, bunch -
heinics INT vas PtfIy sundays wsy
OF anEouuo ing ,ha, h. Is 'or .tiG
League Of Nations. Tn, "rang~yt~t
called ca SECRETARY Tumuliv a, Tho
White House g, W l.
Potosi journal., 1919-04-23
Starts Homo kprll 27

Paris -Pf'siGcnt Wilson intends 10
sail for ~" ini'cd states April 27
after b'iIg present Al the opening
of ih" peace congress a. verssiilea
After his departure he vii be iepre-
sented ~ Col T. n. Uovse
Potosi journal., 1919-04-23
Our Occasional Observance

A man viii sit by the hour mntch
Ing pennies, but II his wife asks him Il
match n piece of dress roojs. wl'nifi
bexi Of rngc and indignation ihcr"''
~ e!--Indinnnpolis Star.
Potosi journal., 1919-04-23

No Wosns Ia tseslshv Child
AW ch,tcreu iFoubl-d witt WormS hekM o. ~,
6sstthy color uhirh Indicates ruus Hiuod SD 81
euie, thrv~ 10 more ~ tess ttntpAe1 disiurba anee
Yhuvhs TAsrALu<s chil 1OSir 3ysn Isy vlAsly
sus two OF thrvs srehs viii cnneh }hs blosS taa
pr,ve tho dis~stiun ana art = Gsss6Ai htr~peih.
e0tns Tonis 10 the uhoe system katbAe eat tAAa
tAsew ~ % jispsl y. worns. sad ,h> On A NIL ~
Potosi journal., 1919-04-23
neas of Shoe workers Oieo.

Quincy. Mass.--John y Tobin. the
nationa. president Of the Boot and
Shoe Workers Union is dead. He was
q years old. TobiD was the organizer
OF this union which had member.
ship Of 10000.
Potosi journal., 1919-04-23

Omaha. s.b Two United States
sfry free bAli"0ns started on an ~
pevim.n,al nisAt ai hitliu4ss Of 5000
and 10000 20 u'st meisoroiogieni maps
and Instrument They ~. vast bound
Potosi journal., 1919-04-23
NssoiutioN.
r Dsban'i boasls of his lndomi

y "Your Dsbanh boasls of his lndomi'
table wilte
"feA" said the woman with the pa
ticnt expression. "Wheh he gets his
mind set op ,nnyihipg hos absolutely
indinxrxnt ID Ma,1dty 'NlnrIS NhAts
kn"sn. john 10 si;i hla .iS.:lh ilub ,surnd
tive "r three weeks solving q puzzle
Ia the back aG II magazine" IL
Potosi journal., 1919-04-23
Divisions Ordered to Korea

II TOXIC. The l9'h and 2eth divisior,s
n The Japanese army have been or
ISeftd TO Korea and will a-rile az
FusaE on April .23 and 2e, respectively
uhrso divishns Will police the prov
II lttcEE. 8 a..1E t,-...- !. ---
Potosi journal., 1919-04-23
ALLIES DECIDE
TO WRECK FORT
hEL0olAN0, STRONGEST eAeE
~ WORLD. - TO &c
REDUCED.
TINE llMlT FOR SIGNING UP
reutons to Be Allowed Little Period
For Consideration u Document
Central Powers Called
One at q Time.
TIME LIMIT FOR SIGNING U

London. council Of four. says
Reuters Paris correspondent. has de-
aided that Helgoland shall be dis
mantled and. as far as possible. de-
struyed
Potosi journal., 1919-04-23
"a ~. s. fMkSien Sent 20 Germany.
HsAt.a "A All sfrfsrksf1rt, NJ i.fu, cn,,

prlsing Messrs. Ellis. GrcSecl l.i;t
gov and Osborne. with a force OF
clerks. VIII leave 70" Berlin for tn.
purpose Of keeping the American pc..
delegation informed u cyyr.s.,.
Potosi journal., 1919-04-23
Sleeping Patient Ends LIE.
VI i 1t;f. OK --1isrrtH ~ neAfe 4

colSai} eng from = sucpascd caPc "A!
"slee PING SICKNESS, ishr, Mr.s..t'
through lhc head with aSca!!ber
r''volve-- IN the ~a-ayr cf IFS nbfi.
hs:c Hi E.nd WAC aret.d VI,
Potosi journal., 1919-04-23

Sim .F'sn III ireland have ordered
all polio. ami cpnstabl-s now In the
British employ 10 resign or forfeit
their lives.
Potosi journal., 1919-04-23

k,iis VIE. Baby and self
..'lsn r.,fsy L.. %.,-. NJ M'F16 .l1

iiiasGale. shot and hiiod Hi VII. b.
21g year old son. Vpunl'G HIS iagGh.
ter. and then turnod the gun on him
self. dying instantly
Potosi journal., 1919-04-23
ERECKLES

1es lime to Get Hid OF Ihsss W. SSeel
IT, no longer the -licltest need 81 feeling
%I91p Of your frecIles, Us othine-dolble
khkis guaranteed 10 remove tluse honsly
Aa 40, .-,
get an ounce Of o.hlhe-doubk
strn(kh from your druggist, and apply little
OF II niSht and morning and you should eQpn oaQ
that even the wcrs, freckies have beS,iH 10 6b
appear while the lighter ones have vaAishe1 -
ttrely. II IS seldom that uorr ,asp ore ounce
fs needed 10 completely clear the skin And Enfn
q beautiful clear complexion.
Be sure TO ask Tor the dU,islt strength Othine>
Is this Is sold under guarantee u ua7ey back
II u fxll1 to Tetnoye frecaics.--AdY.
Potosi journal., 1919-04-23
Dead sc..isr'' Come nvo,e =,

=, "Ut "a Set.ier7 Lofnt4 HON'e, q I. J
Rcd Oak. fo"a ,c!cu 1gik.,, ,yr,.
her Of 10 sI saasl 81 1 no ahlt s.sh I
Red Oak relatiy"- and n..s8. 10 have
h.nn E-linI In II. uc. .-t..-.DI hnln.
Potosi journal., 1919-04-23

parls --P:esldcnt Wilson has under
esidtration vast ariU o' data %
ned ah"n ~ heard the pleas on
half OF lesser nn,!onal,lrs in .
No. ~ conferences
A delegation o. American trends
Of Ireland composed %, Frank p
l1fali naaa aliaasss-- lksSh .tItt Ill
OF Boston. urged the president 20 have
ttsn. 4 ,t,st sa,sa' K, s,:' 1.x ,Hles 4 E.,
Up . republic
Vr3oas1 80 'lJhlNoa)Si L
Hisns, iA,crosr in Enslynd. The
,tritAftrv.4To ar has rAEle Il
f1'ud" iha' n. Irish Situation Is pa@
- S,1,' IN "4Sst ~ s"tr.. ,.e,t... E'..g1'.llo.,p
ss..ts,sin Il, Tx, .,s,i4Z; ,;;.3t 33t'3t 3,ay,
\ " '.'is E4a '%4 .4A}IttV uai,xSo>.;s.ia4,ad
~o;''n. Ror" sohY ilc.uan nna
Mar Ana,r.a, H5iiGMD GE
American Wom"n's Ttnhr ruion
s.'3,W4I- sssss..11d'ht1lpsso. sots.ti N .tis~,.Y s~.
,:,lI3 t:a i: tsa:ii tRa.:.l!f II 111f 11Uf a%.ayaa'
BEADED b, nr Wellington koo. rhi
n"sr Am bassador a. the United States.
presented the claims nf China. dealing
,iI.sETI VI t.StI rrl ftsttyyp+yS
''E;auG 'ME;auGGaA1 aoj,a. .hsna
tian coast entered a Wst's,t
ktta1etJi, ~ 'Ei1k1NA GxmkASEIt
ing II ,o BE- ,iolatiop OF the self
9Ef"5s's" y9osA 1oaaAA AnAsHd
nations,
lob pGym,att:Hss1,t1A nGl
Rone.--Fiv. persons were Killed
and seve-nl wounded during Socialist
demonstrations. Twenty four hour
strikes hay" been declared In Milan.
Hgks4ATHf and Genoa
Potosi journal., 1919-04-23

P$ris.-The entente delegates to
fhe peace conference believe Germany
will require at least one week after
receiving the peace treaty before it can
be digested and an answer prepared
and that the delegates viii need about
four days TO travel between Berlin
ana Versailles and return. conse-
(uently they think it hardly likely that
eermany'S answer will be available
before MAY
I Austria Hungary, Turkey and Bul,
garia, probably will be summoned to
Versailles alfortnight after Germany
tb consider their peace treaties, which
temporarily are oyershadowed by the
derman negotiations.
Potosi journal., 1919-04-23

RasfHr-The allied governments. &C
,ctfding to The Temps. apparently have
decided not to wait beyond May Is
lApr definite answer from Germany
h to whether she will sign or refuse
kossign the peace treaty.
Potosi journal., 1919-04-23

He WIS LAD ,rprr ,'Ac nack~oo,i-
of Arkansas where saYt1tils srr IN.
n.roils- Gntns into Or army aud
overseas he arrived ~ Gemp C"dfori,
England. While her" he saw and
heard his frs, u!rnarr,, The aviator
Mas Nyiu: low hnt tha' husE 81 the
cngin.s rnnhi ~ distinctly heard.
Turning 10 bnAiy ;" 's-ays; where
Is ,ha, siNiuili | htht.'
Potosi journal., 1919-04-23

The Lucky One.
3Uuss s>vmti i 80, homr so 'a'c
last night my w!f" was positively
n-sre,,,s wyff3dtsna'i"n.
Riggs VgioEhn!, You always were
I !ftsfA. 'fAt>t r." bunch
Potosi journal., 1919-04-23


,-sn' under conpl%Hte rroiec ,ipp etyFn
any psssiblA hn asiAa .fhoNnAs bt
college trained a,.ators in and ou, o.
, he seryH4~ rfsSov~,ttp .sfte, in
IRE operation 81 an aerial s.r,&c. y
The goyernmyn, calls tyr ffi".n
, thousand jusn ie, thA.S HMIISFs,A,
for one TO three ,t..rs time Jhis is
,r,nd;'o ~ s,st . lqni1I re,4talEd
here is an opportunity for '9cl TO be
lmrrdta,.iy sssnap, WhuNlr} gci
s"t,ico and ~ II. number who c.'''a,
Iho-, "ho pass ,.'sis,9 "vortqrt.ba,
yin 'br ritSa nyAhs All, bsraon MOI
',.1,,.,s .tf ,nI.,s'its' Il ~. 11 2
cole ge course In I"Ionau.lca. and on"
uray trcomr "xp"r' IN all hranches OF
aviation, and !. rsllt-d = non com
mj~s qned 1r sscH :, ,,owilrtpssf W
f'cer In addition regular pa|
ts''.s sr s.s.,s II: 1s;3 'i|S,,fs i|S,., 4.e -'.
n" th" aircraft As the uu'nh"r os
men wanted Is limited 10 fifteen thou.
sand for the cntii" country. quick ~
tp''eau'"'t ~ tns aGcrsyry1TN4bf
fc"r VIII be necessary trt0re III" priv
s'!ssy ~ l;hdrwn pbnOS sn.
f"E{6rAodt iircs,'tt a; indrSe'1y
.inEr"ffat n, r,aigtf yayult, ,u~Vh
F'h. AAan9lt ~ rtnypnHn Ahi c,M
.sht t,hrJ ,I4 E1lh1MIIGr
h., laps4 II s-sf, a.
ri ItLscvaA1..aSnetlSEHIi1n Sc vaA1 i1ndExE
ness the demonstrations O! tn. worlds
greatest uirplanc ay!a'orS who will
ny, and balloon pilots sail 10 the St
lantic air pert from all over the
XII vaL tass@sa I'd i3ol.im
: had'ey's f5ther.fn,La~ pifc.
~ kasIs1 AtiT. Nah tbtAliS 0Iass al
plop..na SIN &,..ro..anI YrknA4r
nl.y ana EhslEa&atA f4kA14&aM y
t,st,aftsii,,tss r. r. II As5s,nis isss''i. ssz''iss!
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Potosi journal., 1919-04-23

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Potosi journal., 1919-04-23
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Potosi journal., 1919-04-23

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Potosi journal., 1919-04-23

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half Of lesser nntionali,rrs IN .
No. ns conferences.
Potosi journal., 1919-04-23

ROme.-~Five persons were Killed
and scve.nl wounded during Socialist
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Potosi journal., 1919-04-23

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Arizona republican., 1919-08-27
CHINAMEN WANT TO
 GO BACK TO QUEUES

1N. w. Peter, In the Worlds Work)
 "On April 16 at what was once the village of Fanpoux, I met a Chinese who was trying to grow a queue. It was only about a foot long and did rot improve his appearance any. That day while out in the fields salvaging ammunition his nose told him he was in the vicinity of some unsucessfully buried foreigners. He was hardened by this time to all sorts of disagreeable things but the incident went to the hack of his head and only served to strengthen his belief that he should grow queue. Foreigners wear their hair cut short. He had been in France going on two years and had long since concluded that he did not want to initiate them. Hence the queue.
 Back in his village home in China some vars ago all of the men cut off their queues or had them cut off by the soldiers of the new republic. For the queue stood for monarchy. China was to be a republic. It was to be- come modern and up-to-date like tht nations of the West. But when he came over to France he began think ing in more or less confused sort oi way. And the scraggIy queue which
Arizona republican., 1919-08-27
.FOOTPADS GOT JAILED FRI. THEIR V|CT| M
 ASKED Fl]R WARRANT

On the complaint of Emmet Graham, warrant was issued out of Justice De. Souza's court yesterday for two young men who already are in the city jail Graham said that Sunday night he was walking along the track of the Buckeye Valley railroad between Fifth and Sixth avenues when he was stopped by two men who ordered him to throw up his hands. One of them presented a gum
 Graham refused to elevate his hands. '11l shoot you if you don't" said one of them Shoot and be darped," re- piled Graham who still kept his hands in his pockets. But the footpads were of compromising disposition 'Will you allow us to search you?" asked one of them. On that basis Graham agreed to compromise and when he withdrew his hands from his pockets he brought out with them, unseen by the thugs, all the money he had. The search extended only to Graham $ pockets. so it resulted in a waterhauf The highwaymen told Graham that he was not the man they were looking for; they had und Srstood that Mexi can with money was expected along that way.
Arizona republican., 1919-08-27
Where The People
 May Have a Hearing

There has been a. campaign in this city from time to time in regard to keeping property clean and all refuse removed from the city. We do not see this ruling very vigorously enforced due perhaps to the little interest taken in the matter. I have taken precau- tions in this manner and spent much time in trying to improve and keep clean my property. But when depend on the city to remove the contents of the garbage cans nay interest is some what dampened, as this rubbish re- mains where placed for removal for weeks at time. The consequences are we have to move it back on our own lot and burn it.
 The drivers as they occasionally drive down the alleys gather up part of the rubbish and scatter the rest on the ground and throw the contents of gar bage cans in all directions Surely all these things can be eliminated and bet ter conditions prevail
 A SUBSCRIBER.