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The Cordova daily times., 1920-02-16

or had applied for British citizenship, he replied:
 'No. Many generations of Quaker ancestors would rise in their graves at such discovery. The British re- fused to allow me to enter England during the war without passport"
 He said he was flattered by the false reports that he had made ten million dollars before he was 30 years of age The reports said that he had heavy investments in Great Britain. ~ ...
 Believes in Hoover's Sincerity
 SEATTLE, Feb. 1S (by Associated Press) "A special to the Times from it's Washington correspondent says that the Hoover and Wood booms are waning and that Lowden and Harding are coming to the front.
 The, wane of the Hoover boom ap- parently is because of MT. Hoover's showing little interest in it, Hoover is interested in everything but politics, and apparently was sincere when he said, he was not a candidate.
 The boom of General Wood has been badly managed, says the correspon- dent 1t is believed, he says, that. no candidate will go to Chicago with the nomination assured.
 Some think that Vice President Marshall would like to head the Dem- ocratic ticket. /sI
The Cordova daily times., 1920-02-16
TO ALEXANDER IS
 A DEMOCRAT

EXCELSIOR, Mo-, Feb. 16 (by As sociated Press).-The Republican dis. trict committee of the Third Missouri congressional district comedies the election of Captain J. l.. Milligan, Democrat, and an advocate of the
 League of Nations, over John Frost, Republican, who opposed the league. The election was held to choose sue cessor to Congressman Alexander, re- gently appointed secretary of com merce to succeed William C. Red field. 5,% @@ ~s.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-02-16
AAR0ADBR0THERHO0DST STRIKE
 HASBEEN INDEFINITELY Y SHEL WE'D

DETROIT, Mich, Feb. 16 (by Asso- clated Press) ).-The strike of the Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way and Shop Employees has been indefi- nitely postponed by order of Presi- dent Barker of the Union, in accord. ance with the request of President Wilson,
 Action will be delayed until after the general conference of the railway committeeman on February 23.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-02-16
YOUNG M'YEACH TRANSFORMATION
 MT,M0NADN0CK

DUBLIN, N. H., Feb. 16 (byv Associ ated Press) ).-Charles McVeagh, dr., a graduate student at Princeton, whose father is counsel for the United States Steel Corporation, has been found dead of exposure on Mount Monad mock. With Charles Reynders, a liar yard senior, he had attempted snow. shoe trip to the summit of the noun tain They were lightly dressed and were overtaken by a blizzard.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-02-16
EXCITEMENT AT
 SEWARD OVER LEASING ACT

SEWARD, Feb. .16 Especial to the Daily Times) This city is becoming Inc center of the oil excitement, and mecca for oil land locators. Thirty five men arrived here from Anchor age last night on special train to oatch the steamship Watson for Ko- dfak. There they will charter gas boats to go to Cold Bay and also Hi anna.
 4.r,ocal people are skirmishing around the country from Seward to and in cluding the Kenai Lake watershed, planning to make locations as soon as President Wilson signs the leasing bill.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-02-16
~Eg1 1y-~---- v ,-s4.x SA:sa2- s4 .Eassss

British interests for the sale of the thirty former German liners allocated to the United States by the peace con- ference.
 The Presidents denial. will be in answer to the resolution adopted by the senate Saturday, asking for in. formation regarding the report.
 Injuh action Under Advisement .
 Despits protests, the United States shippinga Board today received bids for theshirty German liners offered foF3 sa14 The District of Columbia court has taken under advisement the application for an injunction to stop the sale of the ships filed by William R. Hearst. The bidding today was spirited.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-02-16
QUESTION OF PLUME IS NOT
 YET SETTLED

PARIS, Feb. 16 (by Associated Press) The American ambassador, Hugh Wallace, has delivered to the foreign office memorandum of President Wilson, saying that he does not approve of Premier Lloyd Georges proposed settlement of the Adriatic question.
 Italian circles are greatly disturbed over the incident, as it had been hoped that the proposed compromise would settle the Adriatic question.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-02-16
MANY RADICALS ARE ARRESTED
 IN NEW JERSEY

PATERSON, N. J., Feb. 16 (by As sociated Press) Twenty mine radi- calls, said by secret service agents to be members of the notorious Lera Nouva group, the most dangerous ter rorists in America, were captured by matic raid on fred" headquarters here Saturday night,
 Every anarchist captured was armed
 The men will be taken to Ellis island to await deportation proceedings.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-02-16
Labor and the Cost of Iivino

: WASHINGTON, Feb. 16 (by Asso- ciated Press) Railroad labor will take the initiative in formulating a definite program as a basis on which to continue the campaign against the high cost of living. .a
 The general feeling in railroad labor circles is expressed in this question asked by union official: Are we as Americans to admit that we can not control the profiteer?''
The Cordova daily times., 1920-02-16
FISH QUOTATIONS

SEATTLE, Feb 16.-Prices for fish at noon today were as follows: HaI- but, 1513c; pickled fish remain same as on December 22, and same prices will apply until about July 1.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-02-16
PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN IS WARMING UP
UNIVERSITY DEFEATS AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE
 IN BASKETBALL GAME

CORVALLIS, Ore, Feb. 16 (by As. soclated Press).-In a basketball game here on Saturday last between the Oregon Agricultural College and the University of Oregon, the latter won~hy score of 37 to 21.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-02-16
WOMAN BANDIT PULLS
 LITTLE H0LD-UP STUNT

FRESNO, Cal, Feb. 16 (by Associ- ated Press).-A lone woman bandit, with small revolver, held up the Santa Fe station at Visalia on Satur- day night and made her escape with thirty dollars.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-02-16
RANSOM WANTED FOR LOS ANGELES MAN
 HELD BY MEXICANS

WASHINGTON, Feb. 16 (by Asso, ciated Press) ).-Mexican bandits have captured Wilson Welsh Adams of Los Angeles, in Seacatecas state, and want 50,OO0 pesos for his ransom.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-02-16
ASK HOLLAND T0TRANSP0RT
 EX EMPEROR

THE HAGUE, Feb. 16 (by Associ- ated Press).-A new allied note asks Holland to intern the former German kaiser, and suggests that he be sent to one of the Dutch islands or to the West Indies.
 It is understood that Holland has of- fered to intern the kaiser at Doorn where he is now living. Holland would guard him and establish a strict cen sorship over communication with him.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-02-16
HUGH WALLACE
 IS MENTIONED FOR CABINET

WASHINGTON, Feb. 16 (by Associ- atedz =Press).-Hugh Wallace. the American ambassador to France, and a resident of Tacoma, Wash, is among those prominently mentioned as a suc- cessor to Secretary of State Robert Lansing.
 Assistant Secretary of State Polk is also mentioned. |
 SEATTLE, Feb. -16 (by Associated Press Bamberger ! of Utah is here to attend the wedding of his son, Julian, to Marguerite Haslo of Seattle tonight
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-12-22

cheerful MERRY Ctlr s',aas znaki.as
h,n forget his discuu'eug a, le-
irE forced 10 go without A.s gs1a'
Christmas ,ianer. a. t~{1c al h".De
with his family snd watching It's Shll-
dreD troiic around the Christmas tree.
The name of Santa Claus is hyi're-
pirate foy The rusianan. Many ei:,s.
especially from out O. iaHn, reach
their destination through BIS hands.
and although IL is not Recognized 80
many cases he is the real substitute
tor the NEUROLOGICAL So. Nicholas.
Many strange articles find iAeir
way into the postrnan's bag during
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-12-22

TIE little tr~ss os Christnks
stand traseiy. rvw on rev.
Hard by the hish-reA-ed Altar
Where ssstAi candles glow.
nark looms the root &hevs thsn
Who lately from the sod
With al the GiAA, green fcrssa
Raised myriad hands 10 God
The seurry.nS hare that raassd them
The eaekA wedxs- nysng by
These oeiy IN the woodland
n.sNar bed their r~ver,e.
Here ssrvsns prayers ard rrAises
rrsm eager lfps uttpstng
That strive through anits phrases
Ts iaud the Immortal King.
The i.,sis sr~Ns stand steASfsst
Green martyrs 10 his praise
tsod~asd they nst their branches
A. In the clear. fres days
ocd~srd they ssnd tAsh perfume
From every ene. wrought limb.
Ia man -rnAAs church er forest
AtiAs .ncenss to hifa-
0 ts,is ts~<s ~ Chris,rraa
Teach me the truths yea kaowa
Teach me to ana his temple
In woods AID stars ana saew.
Teach me through turning 0cdwASS
Prom fear 10 ard releass.
Ana sie~afsss With sweet vorsAip
II Srsst ths Child Of Peace
Theodore b. CoGswsu
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-12-22

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gssas ts~ gu@ss8aa were heang -
taFEafi -srbaly bas Ii IN ssss estsxuass4
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EsaAlsst oaTenssss
TIE tss~tssaa goser.nswas hAs -
pesse.es. stssssttsa ~ fxs ter srHn6DaA
saslos VI Gnss.zns asnls. sna aa1moe
esa rsarss "a srfnu essr=an prsse
srs uar at Russia
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-12-22

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rresnssa rraa RstztieAe
sNstA n zssn.

tserszn--A s~~ ssk ~seifait1sA =
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kHrw b sgnsssa1e ~ GasstEs @ ham1e
~ss and inssnxsriasasts 10 fesssr ual1
fvsAssuEls ess~.s~E csfsnaas ard -
sta
II IL proposed 10 irt'aeie tine najete
aaa ssrslsr states 10 q { arsiy tosu14
eaaG's sehare af tnnp ss.
fb@ ysssleh@'s rsnaar aas ~ffssw saSo
skAi the sneiy tntercss Displayed ~
the usgsed States and Eaxisnd - No.
sian trade relations shaoid - ~ -
es-s..se Toe Gssuasy - tusa ~ fsDlD
eyg To the East
lie decfsrss that wssti esrfesspsoo
VIII eisesss the Essepeac sitsssiss -
ysla 20 ssns ss they esssians 70 -
eigsle as~sia frvas their essoemte -
NA = sst<&1-
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-12-22
PosrMAN TRUE SANTA CLAUS
Man with the Pack KEEPS Cheerful
Dssp,ss hard WORK osfe~s and
~ Christmas DAY.

The pcstman's Christmas 10 any.
thing but q holiday, ~ he is forced
to work harder 90 that day than on
any other 10 the year. For about
two weeks before Christmas hs u
buraened by PACKAGE. letters and
postcards. I'LL Il seems he can stand
no mcrc. Jet on Christmas he must
rush about the city from early morn.
ing until nigh,fsil. often without .
miuute to rrss.
Despite the hard wort be snycys
the day ~ much or moFe than any
one. He 10 brought into close con.
tact with the Christmas spirit. and 10
proud At bis part In distributing ~
amoas - many, II while a his route
carry,ng Q bas Oiled to the hrtm with
holiday mail he lsrconses dtscoeraE~d,
the feeling h csfra disprllsd when
be sers the Joy and hsppinees mani.
tested By some child cr even src~s
perpoa as he.ns the rrsspisat Of sa,ss
gtft he brtnga
Ussaiiy. tee. the Isrr~cas Ae meets
wAi,e sa his rsanas sr~~s HIN Stth .
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-12-22

II II said that ia bolshevik
Russia, where the people own
all the industries and public
utilities. the men aud women
Who operate them work twelve
hours . day and subsist almost
entirely on black bread. We
should learn the truth Of this be.
iere ve fall IN love with the
principles of bolshevism.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-12-22

In calling spon the greatest
minds" In the country for ad
viee on hev he should run the
government Mr.. Harding has
20 far ignored the gentleman he
10 soon 10 supplant In the White
House, but he had with him the
other Day Vim. J. Bryan and
Seaator Reed, which must have
cAussd . lifting Of Mr.. Wilson 3
broWs,
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-12-22

Il 10 ssmored thsS cone OF the
Rsps bliesu men bsss In the Sen.
~ and Houss will oppose any
plan Of expense retrssoh N snt ~
the incoming admiuissratiss that
soatsDplatss IN extensive cst.
ting levs Of The list Of govern.
msot 3obbsllsrs. which shs
Wilsos sdoinistsstios practical.
y doubled duFisg the war. II
that 10 The vsy they feel about
Il. they should bs invited sy
their constituents 70 resign.
they are holding shs appsase.
nsns Of the Job hunter above
their dsty 10 the people and the
pledge Of their party that
sidsd ID 70 win its recent great
victory. The Harding admin.
istrstion vill b bosnl il honor
70 fsldll the pledge The Repubh.
eaa party bas made % save the
tsxpaysss Of the country from .
con tinuation OF the plsndsring
they have suffered from she
Wilson sdministration. This pa
per 10 devoted 70 Repu blican
40 . sineers and earnest
partisan and We want to see the
spublieans reap the fsll fruits
Of their victory. but II will not
indorss . betrayal Of the conf.
dsnce Of the people. 20 almost
unanimously placed in the Re
publican PARTY less than two
months ago. TO crafty the self
seeking politicians and . horde
Of hsngvy Office seekers. The
billion dollar payroll Of the pres.
sat sdninistraiion must come
dowa.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-12-22

tie holiday s.& stsrs- Neckties ana
sr2&Il pisces o. wearing &pi'sres Sell
tp i,a rg@si uGrHeroGs- although etf -
drens ;oys are Els0 delivered In large
numbers.
This Is brief &s-scrip.iSa Of th-
Fos,wa1's CA-!stuSs- l; IS gr-Ge &c
hSs nc; aU-h ;lnse Ger ers"ytnE IRE
holiday c1rep. at rI.a' wAea ae -
too Tired 70 feSai TIE real CHRISTMAS
s;ari, ,e suy grea: e1;en' !. @syer.
le, ever! Gle try 10 htg'2tra hss cEy
hr AZ less: wishing hta Merry
Christmas" when We x@ee; h4-u Oh ss
route
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-12-22
CHRISTMAS GIFTS FROM
THE FARM

esa what sfo ysa going to seod
himr aaks1 Bath on~ day ~ shs
menfioped bes very wealthy brother
who had Hired n Z distant caty TOR
twenfy yssfs. and whon she wished to
remember.
~Oh, dear. Ton has 20 much money
that arything ! could afford would
look eheapr' she complained. "Neck.
ties are silly and l doo't know the
latest styles I'd love to surprise him
onco-s
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-12-22
doWa..

The Wilson administratisn 10
presenting Congress with some
tremendous deficiency bills as
ths administration prepares TO
give up the ghost. Even while
dying IL 10 as pronigats as ever.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-12-22

0evsssos 0ssAsss during tAs
Ioug pears - has beea 10 e@oe.
With his tern still having Swe
weeks - yun. he's either pss6oe.
"a Or pseolsd s33 eoaviets. 1S7
q then osPdereSs. That leoho
like Q pretty high rssesd Of o@.
eisl slsuensy for eriminsls. We
nay - vsosg. bss u 10 euS b.
lief thst ~ esse With vAieh
men cesvistsA oi sSi1s ore r.
leased from the legal sxpiatisa
Of u has mush 10 10 with the
iuerssss In May slassss Of evil
doing thrssgAoss The sosstry.
foy Missouri 10 not sloss amsnR
the states In hsvipg . governor
sotsd fos ''tsrsing 'so loose. I"
We nalatain expensive sossts
smpewsssA With The duty Of
lstsrmiaing the Gsils or mao
esses Of men charged with
crime. and where guils u prov.
On, 6x the mead Of Punishment
Is deserves. In most Instances
Shis 10 done by jury Of twelve
good and true fSeeAslders, psss
Of whom they sss called upon
20 judge. and who judge sniy
upon material evidence. Then
ths governor par6oas the con
vietsd one In the hope that may
b he isn't 10 bad and will
behave II hs 10 turned loose.
Whether this sentiment proves
trss or not. 10 neither here nor
there. il 10 she relation that the
ass Of clsaeney has on tbs man
whs Il balancing the fsas Of
puaishmess against . eonsem
plated act OF usls wfal trsnsgrss'
sion that b1rlsns ~ with .
growing menace Of crime; fov
vAsrs The prospect Of svading
the penalty looks good 70 such
. oos-And he 10 ever with US
hs 10 sure - take = shot at the
chance. Yhe law against crime
has no other psrpose thaa the
protection OF society. and the
sp!rit Of mercy whes invoked
through the chief executive OF
the state Aas . dssy In that d.
sse.ion no less Impressive than
when IL leeks op . convicted
criminal pleading for release
from eosasisG bars.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-12-22

EaI l1ofasa~-i se1, ,Eo ezys-
ea big, rich duex Eggs, quite
1rsSk- I'm each egg I srEstsA
q tiny s1ieke-, Z Hsf.s s-.ts
Or CHRISTMAS .ree Or sso~x-
fnss or s5saetAin2 ~ tsxs.
sort placs6 tae-se 10 q
wire c2se hich hs,S3s sxfa
ess t-nly. marked .tse,-s
plainly asc they re.ess.-s
the good dQcror w4,.aog. =
break or Il cract.
Ever y+ssr A1shs greg,
aun. sss5,ls her srss.s4.s.lz.g II
vAIus. This Ere&t-aua. awus
d str1IE ot f,a2sla@ss t,,I..Es
In s tg city and kee;S 4
lawyer tesy attsacIuz 70
her estnt~ At INF sa--,-s-
toe, a@'h Prepared q gsssse
s5y ;le 0sef.. stuffed il. stx-
~ I, " Ia cloth Asg9 u IL.
81 IL IL s t.ox. tbs
------ corners of wtica
sic tlll4z. K-sga as-
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-12-22

Make GSty g those OLD
fashioned big Cookies, such
Us your mother Gset - raE Ee for y11
and Tom when !oE were youngsters.
kpoT how they taste-aaut one
right DOW Wrap each IL white tisss1e-
stick q tiny fsncy laie! on to faS-en
the tissue together. Mck them firmly
In a tor and send the!z si9lg 10 hitn.
Watch his mouth water'"
Ruth sfd II sns The letter she got
from he- brother trorsht the quick
tears 20 her eyes. To my broihers
wife sent small c-att ot m!xct
vese,ahles~ she wss delighted. ! SEP;
them early encgs.l fnr her "a Use theIa
for the Christmas dinner. There w&s =
small Hubbard squash sscfne choice
,,otxtofs asaions t.~'s, carrots t-.-
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-12-22

We Are told that Several mil
lion innocent children In Europe
mast quickly starve - death but
Tor the aid which comes 10 them
from liberal handed America.
We are told that Europe cannot
recover from the devastation Of
NE late world war unless Amer.
ies hslds ost . helping hand. Al.
ways Il 10 America, and Ameri.
% does II. and Burope Ross on
In her rsprshensible ways. One
cannot help but wonder II ali
Esrobs does not losk upon itself
With calloussd heart. preierripg
itsslf - Il 10, osddling its nation.
wrsekins politics. blindly tramp
Ting sll the nass instincts Of hu.
nanisy under foot than surrsn.
des ~ olass Institutions for
psaes and happiness. And
Aosriea NEST help the latsr.
tsnaas there while ths lords Of
Esrops have their way. 6iaes
1sroos can oaly susvivs By our
alA u shosll give % he right Of
sNlpulatios ohss ~ bens0siasy
q ~ aseisNoses ouss b elsaa
ool Aooo0t to he ohosoe>sr. 90
sse0 belAG - eesssAl ssosb,s
bOoo1oe.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-12-22

FAroers' organizations, which
are now trying 10 ind the means
Of preventing speculation in
farm products. claim that shis
years wheat srsp has been sold
fourteen umes Sy speoulators
before Il reached the miller. and
that tho New York Cotton Ex.
change alone aold 10000. .o0o
bales Of cotton when the whole
crop OF that staple amounts to
only II, 600, 900 bA,ss. Our farm.
sr friends Argue that they would
profit more from their produ cts
II this intermediate buying and
ssllisg we're abolished, II may
~ worth trying.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-12-22

Whan ~ ooaoiAee Vha1 ~
Bsi>ash ars delug - w. lsisA II
Ireland, as1 whas tho vssnso
blaek sseeps II ~ army q -
sspaaisa ass alleged - - deisg
h Oseossy. saA vhss eas svn
ossises ~ - ~ eelsso1 leaks
n 1aiNi, ~ 80 pssas - ell oss
y ~ VoAoh - ~ 0o1os q
eisllsaAloa - he0oolAv. .-Aay.
- 6 - 0oAs
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-12-22

were 10 receive . beAud-
ful little baby nr tree
eighteen inches high. 4
luscious deep green. grow.
ing In Il pretty little wood
en- rub painted deep
green! Suppose II came
to you carefully wrapped
I'm wet t,,rllp so thar fhS
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-12-22

The protective tari6 idsa 10
taking On renewed life, AID .
little restraint st our im migra'
slou gates 10 also being esSssmsd
A. iudicious.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-12-22

That 0suday blss.law idea
will never win In these msdsrn
sinas. II the rsligioa and The
oAussh cannot stand up losges
without that prop they are tot'
ssring ~ their fall. Hovsvsv,
shsrs 10 liSsls danger Of that.
people will always b religious
and sostinss 70 20 70 church.
but they wat - b II and DO IL
In their swn way. . way that
conforms with The msAsra stan.
darls Of lie. asd ass With those
pariean times. That 10 shs psin.
the niutssry evssiosks-os per.
sists 10 igssring. - lssst-and
thus sses itself slipping. aud 10
grabbing after sspposts Of ~.
iisieus eompulsiop. II setting
the people 70 90 70 church 10 The
miuissvy' . osly sAlvatioo u has
~ fsturs largely In ~ ovn
hands. u VIII have - make
church goiss worth while -
those who are wsato1 there.
TIE highest Ideals Of Dsahind
can b made mcacteoens and -
sttes horo vhon ~ virtues sre
etrummoA On one strine In The
cane uacAangiag refrain. The
miAlstry must gst . littas pep"
IN itself. Blue laws viii sever
Annh II m.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-12-22

express people could Eee what 1t
was and keep 1, right side up!"
Il, would be pretty" admitted Ruth.
And suppose you lived In q big
elevator apartment with a tiny ksch-
enette and 4 rew maid every week
or 50 aud oil the goodies you had you
made yourself or 60, Et a cafe or dug
out Of cans With 4 can opener. How
would you like to get 4 great big fat
mincc pie. packed In
box 10 carefully that II
eouldn't crush OF hreskr
had ses her to thinking. Soon sf'
ter shst we scr re's-s the subject
ca. u'ili's ,uoe"'' a ) the city for
two dolisrs'is t. ~. narrow red rib
ton, Christmas labels. txys and stick
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-12-22

sehoo' sssessss. ssiti striving 10 sAseA
the ycrnx Hsa sDw To sasnpA, EgsA
and ] ttssnsd 10 naaksng tas frsss exxe.
To u friend wsso had ssgsaher Il
small children. Esth seasi half q dtssen
5srs u pare honey.
dat kssow kyw ss=zzy :a.sfss IN
OF 5e.iies and GILL s2soe arsa t4xssy
pickles and Jams and p:aa-r rrfesees -
Gia6 coat!s1ssats w% ssfa. slsaS.
To 61c.nr .riegat--sh~ ssre VITO
Sent me 10 ashzie tSe egzuiasry str ye,r
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-12-22

Osuatoy Harding's plurality
over Governor Cox vas only .
lisele tribe like Z, ,5O7 .o77.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-12-22

The big price euts wo Rad
sbout aps reaching Me consa0sr
oniy In drioblets.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-12-22

ProsllouS Wilson seems -
have loeo mucA % hls 0enuoeat
n "Rroasnoso' since b 0anaCod
y have his party kiohed out of
pover % unanioously.