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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-09
DEMANDA RESUELTA

Ha sido resuelta en- favor de Vieira
y Co. la demanda que por desahucio
presentara aquel contra Juan Reyes
Gomez.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-09

LONDRES, setiembre g. En-
virtud de los horribIes PO-
GROMS, que cada dia Sc suce-
den en- PoIonia y Ukrania y en-
los cuaIes sucumben muchos
miles de judios, ell Consejo Su-
premo de las Conferencias de la
Paz ha acordado castigar con
pena de muerte, en- consejo de
guerra sumarisimo, a los res
ponsabIes de cuaIquier atrope-
IIo anti-semita.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-09
LOS EFECTOS DEL CHINA

La policia del distrito de Guaynabo
arresto Jose Santiago, joven al que
Sc acusa de haber violado a la nina
Santos Cancel, del barrio de Nancy.
Sc lie ha senalado fianza de dos mil
dolares.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-09
RENUNCIA DE UN coNcEJAL

FL Concejo Municipal de Lajas ha
aceptado la renuncia presentada por
ell Conceal Ramon Diaz Ojea.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-09
Ell LIcDo. MIGUEL A. MUNoz

Esta de nuevo en- San Juan puestro
quito amigo y excelente colaborador don
Miguel A. Muiioz, quien paso en- union
de su joven esposa los diss de calor en-
SUI elegante quinta de Sabana LLAMA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-09
ValiOsO regalo al
Presidente Wilson
(POR CABLE INGLES.)

True translation filed with the Post
master at San Juan PR, on sep. 9Th.
1919, of the following cables as requir-
ed by Sec. 4s1 1 2 B. P. L. G. Reg. 1913.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-09
La Ley protegera
a los semitas
(POR CABLE INGLES.)

true translation filed with the Post
master at San Juan PR, on sep. 9Th.
1919, of the following cables as requir-
ed by Sec. 481 2 B. P. L. & Reg. 1913.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-31
A FREE-TRADER' S DREAM

In a recent address IN New York Wee
President Marshall is alleged 70 have
said. Il venture the assertion that the
socG will which now exists between the
Allied Governments and our own WILL
10, last five years unless reciprocal
trade relations, fixed in justice. arc ar
ranged between US"
That remark will bear as many inter
prctationS a. man can conceive How
many concrete interpretations can be
placed on the. word Justice as applied
~ our intercourse with tho members or
n" great family Of nations: TIL" Vice
/; President might have meant that the
"arrau scIn.elt' should be- that each ra-
ton should enact whatever tariff laws
! it desired. or thot there should be en-
acted by treaty trading tariff, from
i which. however in the ian gusge Of a
great democratic statesman. every vrs-
! ;ige Of protection shall BE- eliminated"
! And yet for upwards Of 4 century VIC
have kept, SO far as trade relations arr
/ ccnccruet on such arnicabl" terms with
Great Britain. for example. that there
less nf on. intercourse with other ma
Gcattcn along tho thousands OF miles
! Il border which separates US from these
: two rorrtrI"s. Nor has III" fri"ndii-
! i"sS II our intercourse with other ma
,!oaS cvcr w., incurred The slightest jar.
: The only friction IN respect 10 trade re-
I la;.nu< has occurred from attempts II
! .",.:um"niS 70 r":;Gat" duties H.
! treaty.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-31
SIGNALS OF DISTRESS

va, observe with 'con$ld"r;,bl" inter
InI from The h.ad".:artcrs Of III" Fed
gal Reserve BANKS At I,ichnond. tcic-
graphic appeals hav. h",u s"nt ""; from
,hu; ..:y by pr",uin.n; bankers urging;
pressure 20 be brought On congressman
Ia linn: ;hH p.,n,..r" rc'"nuc bill /" tour
billion ,!o}lar$ instead OF siA billion.
.rh.: pie, = mad. tina; the heavy rat"
.: tax proposed VIII b" depressing.
if :.dt destructive. 10 industry. Will lin
it n"w enterprises. and. probably, pre-
vci.t IN Il !arg,. tnca$Ur" III" rrorSani"a-
ton Of business und"r present condi-
lions This Is all very true. but un-
fortunately III" fact has been pointed
out 10 the ma jority Of ;h" mcngcrshIp
OF Congress Cor the past TWO or three
months without avail. Richmond. We
believe. is the home and abiding place
of Mr.. John SHELTON Williams. Comp
;-ouer Of the Treasury. who for the
past six years has been IN" most con-
s:stent assailant Of hnarc:al interests
and banking institutions Richmond we
observe also, is represented in the Sen
ate Of the United States by the leader
of the Democratic majority who has
been most conspicuous and most active
in forcing tn" passage of the SIX bill
lion revenue bill. If the business mon
OF Richmond wish TO have safety and
sanity in legislation at Washington.
they might effectively begin their work
by sending to Washington men who
know something about business. who
understand it's needs. and who are i'm
bued with some other thought Than TO
squeeze out Of manufactures. Of banking
and the other business activities OF the
country. every dollar that can possibly
be squeezed and still leave the breath
Of life in the squeeze.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-31
THE SHIP BUILDING RECORD

Charles picz, head OF III" Emergency
Ship Building Hoard recommends that
contracts Cor 100. 900 tons Of shipping.
bc "pncel"ld 1T net loss Of about
500. 600 = ton. This will moan Il loss
on the transaction Of about $l5O.6uo,0Vo.
W. will still have ruder way about i%.-
Con .hh0 IONS Of shipping. which VIII "'
built 4; :. COS, ot $"@5.Gt {" $500 y
ton. or ! total rus, Of about f"u: and u
half billion dollars. MorH than one
half oc tins investment VIII prove an
actual LOSS because Great britain ana
ether great countries today are building
rnerca nLils ships at q cog, Of about
sao. % per ton.
Our wildly advertised ship building
activities hay" resulted UP 20 date only
In wildly extravaganza expenditures OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-31


Only a country rich IN Er'm; name"
and men An 'nllcr without SUI NV
loss Of heroes like !tnpStErlt IL - Won
dcrful to reflect mat Slnc" i'1' '"'''
f., has bern q procession "I HTcH' M"
passing through American III. an" III
,rv"ry crisis nf ~" country. ili"F'' max
aiway. been 81 group at E!rEtS. whose
strength ami Wisdom wrr" fully equal
- Ihr n"w cin"rT"n''". At night. IN
4 the heavens. wh"r" stars ANA planets
wheel and march forward. the "iSdp-
p"aranr'' - ono orb beneath IA" west
rrn hrriHou - always followed bS IN"
rising At aur;h"" star and plane, AH"N"
4 the upNuS.i. h"rIzor s.. too. WIN ia"
republic. whrn on" great man passes
through N" melancholy gales ~ h"H'h
other str"nE .n,IlS appear II IN" "p'h-
ing oil thu GHi's uf youth and H'". 'nN
It nation wh"s" Institutions az" ron
S;anIlY At work faSh!on'nT goat i'a"-
rrs could eyer survive IN" 'r"'' HE"uN
and ilnm"asurall" losses that our r.
public has suffered III IN" G"a'h ~ III"
statesmen. orators poets. soldiers ana
heroes &c tn" civil War.
vae+ 1.aud Moan. Il vast opport unity
r:vrrv,hirr IL our country ~ ,aS;.
,ri, r,rw,v. RIM 2nOn miles from
,,,..,, =, ,,.,..,, r,,,rs like the MISaiS-
,,i ,,,, nnn miles from, st Paul to
80 n-t..,. ,iro,,rh rich lands If
.,,o.,, ,rd r-rr r,,.iur,s and ,arad0ws
- .n.,o, ,nd .uy,r Twn-thirds of tin"
/ .,,I,. ,,,,,l,. Of cation como from our
',:uIr states Iur. under III" ,ru%: "C
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-31
OUR RUSSIAN POLICY

s,The Bolshevsk leaders show II" very
-re.t desire 20 accept the .nvita;l"n OF
the Allied peace conference 70 meet
Yheir representatives. On III" contrary
the Russian Reds seem to think that the
:. situation has developed entirely FAVOR
able to themselves. and apparently they
intend to demand sonoe kind Of recoSu''
ZION from the Allies before they con
sent to a conference. In the meanwhile
+bs American and British forces in
northern Russia arr slowly retFeaans
before the advancing armies OF the Boil
,stevik.
We are in the remarkable position Of
maintaining an army AID carrying or
tag war in a country with which we are
supposed TO BE- IT peace. and whose rep
resentatives VIC arc inviting to NEE; II
q peace conference. 1t IS difficult tc
escape the belief that our RUSSIAN poll
cy has been weak. Physical AID ought
Ions. since 20 have h""n civeu - the or
elderly elem.u;s IN HuSsi;L that sought e
opposc German domination and to maln
tain Russian integrity. Il is aot strange
-Dhat the tailur" Of thu Allies 10 act
more vigorously hov" discouraged IN
friends Of the Allied cause IN Russia
Ind driven :, great sn"ny q he com
,S
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-31
RIPPING RHYMES
SNOW.
~ WALT MASON.

Tho SNOW is deep as thunder Al!
around me-. AZ I Writ: thu. :nrd-
srar"a buried under a dazzling robe
~ white. And harShly | h"rai" H.
and WISH that | could 60 for c.
test and hat" il. the drcary driven
snow Wow the snow with l"hth-
inE. it gives me dumps and blues;
il a,rts into my clothing. and SIitl''S
INTO my shoes. II hides tho slip
pt.rv places upon thu c"ncrrt"
walk: I fall and bus; my traces.
and slide around u block. 1t brings
back old diseases. tn" worst lhat
ever grew: II Stirs III" up Ia
enrtzrs, md rrsurrcris the FIN. j.
is hrCauS" I'm aging. my hourEiaSs
running low. that J am va!nlT rag
,nE against the wholesome Sn0W.
I'm getting old and c-ankE. and ms
! often throw: that's why mink
Tho hlanky and bl!tarnGas;n'l snow.
I'd givr y million dollars II ! could
b,. tho hoy who wh""2S with gle"
and holl"rs in wild "~:sttiic joy II"
thinks the snow 4 blessing. n"
nurblrs with delight. Gs down the
STREET he's pressing. neck deep IN
.potlrss white. and once like him
l:k*d Il. ard wished 'twould never
melt. ana through tn" drifts
hikrd Il. and didn't freeze my P'i'.
But now nay brains nr" kirky. from
years Of work and woe. and so !
blink the blinky and everlasting
SNOW.
by George Matthew Adam
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-31

hid spoil can carry away the treasure
Wha, industry in the career or iaih-
iiion. What rrhui. for the youth OF TO-
day in Wcbstrrs &c hours Of work daily
fnr 50 years, What correction Tor lovers
OF ease in the fact that Edison is no"
averaging is hours Il day. and often
times ~ completes an experiment. u""S
moi uut!rrSs for several nights III sue
cc*son, And This is the lesson OF MI
EocS+v"lt's life: lirrlesS industry. days
OF interviews. evenings OF pubic
speaking. nights Of study. travel DOOM
authorship, pleas upon the platform Tor
tho. poor ami tn" weak: ever. daF
rnrkrG. OYER; hour. Overlooking. until
iinaIly tn. cup Of lii" was full. li!s
example * a precious gift to our gen
cratI"n. lcuinG us THAI American IN
.uiiurirEs HAY. not lost their power 10
produce high order "f manhood.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-31


''F'H'" '"''NS ''"'"'
wn nay, tie; realized rs u nnii"n. RI"
,, :. ,,i,. mn. ,,.rc,,. al, .,,,r sympa-
H., cam. TO-
Wy va A..
our shores ;u!i ct mop tipi "'''' 49,
v.S."u q: a lr" worth lv'n-;---~"i IN thile
Tar and away better 'h;u ANYTHING ne
had over known IN hi own 'and'
Here h" sh"uiH':..,! q, uurh'E NOUS
;:ial burden arli n!ad'' hImS"lI an lndlS-
i,rnsalI.. i;t"ior IN nUr national economy
ii' l.. cam" Il social drd '""il'm'' ASST
ni grc;tt actual :alu". and Of, unrrail"-
able, p..t"uiIal vHiu'.
I'", ~. hay" h.."u blind I" Il. We
hrv" i;rUdl;"d hum room. an! "" ta''
d"nr i;'i" or nothing toward inAN'nS
linn Cu;nfnrtHhl" rr happy IN ''''''"
!r.dU~trIIl "'n;'rN 'h"S' .'"F'lf''''S' a.
bringing Hr me-: 'hii""."'
American ".t'T"nS. IN houses =" -N'''
ran lahIr"r would H. IN. an" !H' ~
low oven their own "Na'}iN% S'i'u'''u W
living. Thor l,"S AZ" ~H'H' !" Il
%iric;.d area. y daily round hc!W''h III"
rrurin;s' shop and u 'riS.iah'" h"h''-
with practically lao llhHriui"'hS 'In
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-31

talked easy ami "fO-tlc$- E"E"raiI'"s
about 'uhSurhinT" him. as II h. w"r"
The "Iud-lIkr subject Of ,iigestiNH pro-
cess: and wc have too often hnu II IN
mind Ia appropriate him 10 our use
without regard or respect for the tFa-
diti0n and CulIur" which no ore" III
with his mothers m!lk--a TRADITION 81
SONG. story. music. and passionate Ideals
which. if preserved and respected ny
w. car. greatly enrich our national lt1r
and riyc il much that il has lacked III
It's r;twn"sS and its u"wness.
MI this must end. TIL" first step Il"
TAX" iS the education OF every American
citizen to. An understanding OF SUCH
facts as these. aud Of others lik" them.
RI" Immigrant must learn our luil-
ri;:,l-.. Through that h" may hl"hd
tin beg. we hay" with III" best NJ mas
And until he shall learn our tongue ne
should l." addressed with the one Inn
s.a1r whlrii even tho beasts OF tf'''
field can undrrs;ard--th" smile.
II is simply question OF getting MS
MONT Of view and nt genuinely r"!P''t-
IA, il, suppose an American sh"uId 20
- England or Franc" with tn" I"r" ~
staying there TN "r fifteen years. ~
,rirbt nryc !, in mind In make money
render = fair economic return. LOVING
his country hc would BE- disposed To re-
gard /, as An insult If any EnElshm"n
or E'r,1lchmau should take it for grantee
j, was his duty TO hc naturaiizeu. or
;hat = stigma attached 10 him II NJ
rlullr to his native country.
Thor, arc two things l." do. oh' -
ia give immigrants the full INDUSTRIAL
nppor;unity for which they stand READY
Ia give Il fair industrial r"iurn. INC
SECOND is Ia invit" them. If they lr"i
that they want u stay with us. 10 as
sum" IN" duties and privileges OF cit-
zcnship. II is right and proper that
they should do that II they remain. rev
Of them will fail 20 rccoSTl'Z" anu h"i"'
the obligation. And it would b" l'lIH
10 force into tho ranks of our voters ny
any processes of coercion. those VII"
do not honor it, We do not want them
To take citizenship on such terms.
Thosew no have come here must cN-
meet to make sacrifices 10 achieve the
realization Of their dreams. Inc
United states has. SGT il" face to the
great task ut fashoning on" nation OF
many races.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-31

,ucrnlv handling records and figures oil
what others produced. The lis; Of skill
al workers viii thus be considerably
,u,-mcuI,.I and there has never been 4
surplus IF this class Of men. Further
mere many women who wcr" expecting
t. give up their jobs when III" soldiers
returned Will. find 'ha; tn" soldier has
,,,n. iu something better. and does not
really desire their job.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-31
Our Daily Story
THE RENDEZVOUS.

i'i.c"rn"uG Durdoch d""w on; his watch
:.r IL. IN rty-":Ghih tim".
An h"u: and = quarter Iai"' ne ETa'-
ID.
Aud h.. rag"cuiiy resumed his pacing:
n.,:t;rring That's a woman al over.
Always La. n"vc: N Nfn". Nothing
reliable ahou: '"Tl except Their unr"ii'~
hjl,r:. lis IN" las TN" ri! ever max"
:, Gato with h"r. ~, through
Md he paced poH;sflT for twenty
NOR" minutes Uuuh!InR, ~" system
No head, No noihit. And -; 'h"T
:rar,: 70 -ot". Bah pshaw. ttuS:
While h" was drawing cut his waicn
FOR ;hs sixty-s"conh ;i:r" b" realized
that ne had been waiting on inc wrong
corner b. N" Jim" u" got {" tho rear
.-endezrous Nenda R!sQuH had boon wait
:ng for h,nl for ton fall minutes
My shnclac" cnrl" Un'!"d. n" hpnin-
c!z"d iam"!y.
with 81 naughty hut nor unmuS!cai
snift. she ga"c him back his ring.
(Copyright by G"orE" Ma'the" AGamsp
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-31
Will DISCUSS
CONDUCT Of
VICTORY LOAN

The chairman Of the live out OF SIX
W"st Virginia counties embraced in the
Fourth Federal R.scrv. district vii!
leave for Cleveland TO-DAY 10 attend Il
meeting to be lucid tomorrow. called
for every chairman IN the Fourth DIS
trict The meeting will BE- addressed
by l.. Il. Franklin. national director Oh
war loans who Will discuss the coming
Victory loan To be held in April.
M ,cIlnit" plans will be mapped on;
at the meeting. hu general Surr'!
Of the situation viii be- S"nc into ana
suggestions offered som" OF which may
be used in the coming drive.
The delegation which will journey 10
Cleveland today Will b: headed ny Field
Manager Baird Mitchell and Assistant
Will McAdams: D.. \. Turt and Dr.sN.
Il. Taylor. OF Brook" county: q. .. Al
lison. hancock county: George l.. Nor
ris. Tyler county. and W. D. Alexander
of Marshall county.
Go to the Auditorium tonight and
hear Greater Wheeiind discussed.
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0, Y, 6, h. A. TO
HOLD BANQUET

TUESDAY c,cning. F"hrua"! t,h. 1t the
Uh!u Valley hospital IN" W'HI't7 "a
the Dhir Valley General Hospital. Assoc
ciatiuu Will hold their annual banquet.
This affair has niway$ hrvn cnEHri!
looked forward to by ~" members OF
tho club and II large number al thchI
will ,.ar,akr If tin, ~, njnE'S PLEASURES.
Win the announcement ct h." htf-
OLE; comes wIr, that tn" new offices
winch have been Installed "n tn" nrSt
floor will he az ned. Formerly mo
offices wrr" nn tn" second floor. h"1
owing tn the need Of. room hey nave
been truu&r"rrr,I aud the rooms formerly
rrcuin.,l for tn purpose VIII II" re-
ync,!..IrI :rtu bedrooms fo- patients.
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ful scrutiny to the men OF women Of its
force. To see who has previously shown
the most Initiative and ability I" do
things. As n rulc II is only I'll" person
who has earned it that understands III"
true definition Of success
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S1SrErSNIiII,

SISTEESNILI.E W VA. T..
O'l'riGr. for many yuarS connected win
the Carter Oii Company here. has start
cd for batavia. lava, where h" has been
commissioned by IN" STANDARD brl 20. az
New jersey. /" lai" charge II liz pro-
Duct jnn in thaI country.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-31

CLAEkSBt RI; ". Na.--A sn"c.aI
1"rm nf United States district court has
been called FOR February Is. in this c!iy
by Judge \. q. Dayton. "i Fhi!ly-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-31
ABSORBING the ALIEN
And We Must Do for the Immigrant and He Tor Us
By FRANK TRUMBULL

har,a, III the Immigration Committee "i the Chamber 1" oo
lncrce y the l.. :.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-31
By Rev. Newell Dwight Hills


copyrighted. 1918. b. til" Twenty
nrSI Century fr"Ss)
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-09-17

Fas:s ~ 70 Hssssr1 Of ewas - Nave
Been Lest In the p -
Of SsarN

St. Mara. the esah@eRist believed
60 have h~,~I t.sra II iva p paY~esx.
d-vir.ag tia~ir er@in trota tribe VI
Levi. liz Ia ai>a shaasht ~ asss h~@a
">ister's snn" to ths apast q. Peter.
,ho1.t setse have eoafc .~d htsa
Ngth Ioan, saFlaAntsed Ms N sisters
-n" to 1T. Baraahas. II, ~ pres,-
ably evnvertsl by II. Pet ant ~ss
his cusiSsant atts4,staht In h.s travels.
lie is tradstio8aIiy said TO have fssansA
~. the eharch In Aagilsk and there
o. have wFitsen the gospel fit III o~srs
his aatne Sc. Mark suffer 1. 10 April
-, though the eertafa year NJ his pinf~
iyr,!na Is not pr.stssly De :: ansd BY
the aaFienss ST. Marks ., nfhA tS thS
lios, BECAUSE b.. has sst for b re royat
dignity of Christ; er. a 3fftnx t0
Other writers oa acroust . b = begin
aiaS with the AiLsstcn Of 81. John rho
Baptist. ~hieh Is figured ty t;3 han;
or 10 !sgetad that was p palari be-
lteyed In the raishiis axes taaf the
young Of the Hon was eorr hsd. and
after thre~ days was a~xk, TX i By the
Neie~ of It's sire. s,mboiicsl Vi ,hs res-
urrvctk1a.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-09-17
Tive agnC.e<yi dollars

In nSr&hliSh'sc th.A st'tl ats.rwtioe
~ ,l,c eeStar%.i pr,sStncs~ IT AlSssce
I.urTsjnr n 'he city * SJsg >h1Ess. the
Tye7-'tr n F-aacs AANe rsgal,i.ssi rtca'
r h.,E0-c sruend. .ays she ls,ston
Tga'Ae,.~t-' tts cathsa,trr,t s.a,sse buIld
sar sre eat the Sprsiena II funIens
Ar-h .t,.g's snf t,~-'rztoes eor ,se w.
.se-l ~ fau~ evntutris'. h.'fere reaching
tae cSfsop'esisse IN ~aifh h stands tCe
day, - cne - the les -s,,i. ag fhe world
f'~ great vt,irsr.s,y ,rts 4 library "
r.islIoa yolanie. ap1 Before the ~ar
r. sT=arat. pnriteT,~i tnore shan g.
CW
These ARE gf- fo,al slor.Ss. our
uniser~a, FIuie has hsen a. ned ny
she pyydIrgs ne b.. mpre Sntifrate
@slsnt Ttcs. Alsatssn stae has had
sorta,si'je recognition ssft,.e ths mid
ai- 4Sy. utrasbourg heer vos khown
bsf1r. Arle-ica WIS discovered and a.
fgp thar ie.ieagy 81 priced hy the fas-
tdiaas taste OF guiirsz.tsds. the pate
de ioaS srus. she es 'ps u Strnshourx
b ,hs certificate VI extreme cxeeii~acw.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-09-17

cana4san H-sse~ sezse~es oSrSsvS
Famess chasse.er Wae s&sseA
es ths Great IexhesYsFhe1.

A elscgzsrszsc has xr.sSa h%rwe
tGry and writer ia ,h- Tar.ass Mail
sf6 E.x2slsre - 10 whsea~r Lsaxsn|
famous character C< Mr. Ptxaxiek"
is AZ xczgsst.ea os EAe sssrxnsIfsy Il
pr Samuel ypansee The uas - Ifss
writer hsgIs.s Tia, Tits In sar cass tha1
tt- nevestst r2s sssy8rst. By JaEsss
EeAS~-12s Lite 4s JaAnssxs~ a@s. taat
The alleged ytsx-xrssaa % yfy~srl ss
c---at. c1ars-rr-zaagsya 1t rte4 SIKH
which evtncis.<s s.sssess sa w9rs" with
ore II EaswelI's 3~seri.ssaas a< Jshn-
MoeA
TIE Toroa.c writes b~st~ - II
DICKENS f+t esry his cAarxets- frem
TIE ssos~d Aextc4-ruvA~r As dir Ia ua-
cssslsSaassasiy. ant v.thGat any @s-sfnrx
10 steal yts fruits Of Bssw<lf's rsrtax-
II Is adnatits-1 ,ha. ,h-r~ a. Eaany
gssln:s os re@~xnAaanS~ s~tw~ II Pick
~tcx aa+ IQAmsua- Eush YER 1th~r
ys-tiy. harry a.ssa Iasy bass ~sra~
rs@a w-skhsss sor TAe use af aGanss
ing aaS G.sraIS~G sS#~e.ra. d had
littls 3itrcsity Ia summarizing sn.snss
rs~srv@s Ut ti-zsIsy 70 sgppr~ th~ Inn
p1s.eas er she @ssCSnt. aSd ,sh had
xvszf hearts
HAT says he Maa an Empire
wrft.r, ~xs have nss the liz stnasSsa
Ia pletgr~ Doctor taAnson 4, sessrttng
hIE4s~it na sAA'~s sftvr sh*t "a saierf u
Mr., pseksick. and ,hsr~ ls q ssrt oe
klnssly crw>iaist. siost tie f'~s that
s~ tnd distinctly taestnx 4 saan~sn.
Moseps~r, we n%.y~E s-sl~te' n. f'tes-
Sscx ~ t.eiBx a bSlis. Aisa IA HI -
'o be- zarzalst..s taas h~n ~ 0risrS
,hs skasss II Mr.. N.skf~ - BE- r~-
ss4sgspsa hS ss.v-~ = sssAaxas "a %s~rra
,rsA atsa Isnrs sf~ng~ slsh p 'nss.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-09-17

~iiev did yoa ind the fen 2 that
runs the Basy Bee storer" IN rsd An
acquaintance.
I hast rulamnged around u ] un-
earshs,i him." replied g. n of
Sais.ty Muah. ARK. who had b. ! shop
ping ln Tenlinyifie.
'ies, but heerd that be ~ il
ni.ghiy bad hsairhy"
''5letby ~. lie may have bes puny,
bai l ,hdnr notice II. l foa-,,l him
asleep In the back roam settiD ~ =
keg. aud shSn | asked him II J. had
any axle srvs.e BE- 'to~se'i he b. bat
wanted to knos IL I eoaisinf I -
well com. arosfid later. wh~s hs'd
probiy h~ standing up. Nops. ! 'a'in't
sre anything p~cuilar sb0af b t--
Kansas CITY Star
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-09-17

Tie thing that has beaten the
covenant of tte League Of Ma
tons in it's present form not
.culr i'm the : hus in the
court of public acntlme1t, and
descryedly SC, is the fact
tbat in its making no american
mind other than Woodrow VII
sons was permitted 10 share;
aud even uow the pfcsid nDt has
the e1roDtory Ia maintain that
no other American or group Of
Americans could have thought
up anything better ti.en nor are
they capable uow OF cUncelT!ns
Thought that could improve il,
That all tie advantages that ac'
cru iron the lcaGac arrange.
meUt ,ia away tIou tie | nited
States and lhat ], p'acts upon IL
mt irrational Obligations ii
W. hl h VIC have D-iguer interest
or concern, is an Indication that
;hp master mluG" w&S not IN.
splr@l by \ AAoricanism. How
e.>r can tue American Fe0Div